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Little RaCCOOn Creek

The oyster supper at Mt. Pleas
ant, Thursday evening, WAS wei
attended.
Albert Redick spent Sunday IN
Union Furnace.
Helen and Ruth Heft, of Logan,
spent Thanksgiving with relatives
in Mt. Pleasant.
Clarence and Ellsworth Lewis, of
Columbus, spent Thanksgiving
with Il. Lane and family.
Mrs. Harvey Zimmerman, Of
Wellston, spent part of last week
with her parents.
Geo. Geng and wife, of Siverly,
visited Joseph Redick and family,
Saturday.
Mrs. Oswald came home from
Columbus, Wednesday evening.
Olive Milstead, who has been
employed at Logan, for several
weeks came home, Saturday.
Rev. Oswald will begin Revival
services at ilesboro, Monday
night Rev seamen will ASST 81
with the meetings.
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ClbiSOnvllIe

Carl Whitcraft, Fred and Edwin
Keller, Merton Weltner, Boyd and
Floyd Evans, Jesse McGrady and
Ralph Ziegler attended the spelling
on Pine, Friday night. All report q
dandy" time.
School No. ., recently vacated by
Grace Mowery, on account of illness,
! Is now under the instructions of May
Sparnon, of Logan.
David Wylie and wife were visitors
at Logan, Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Head called on Mrs.
VIM. Brashares, Saturday afternoon.
Estella Whitcraft, of Columbus,
visited her mother, last week.
Oscar Wesner, of Hartford City,
Ind, was visitor here few days
last week.
w. II. Brashares was a business Wis
itor at Logan, Saturday.
j. l.. Whitcraft, of Wabash, Ind, is
visiting relatives here at this writing.
Joshua Nihiser. of Laurel Ridge,
was visitor here, Saturday.
Charlie Cavinee passed through
here, Friday, enroute for So. Perry.
Grace Ziegler is visiting friends in
Columbus, at the present time.
John Carol, of Mound Crossing,
was seen on our streets, one day last
week.
Merton Weltner spent Thanksgiv-
ing with his father, near Rockbridge.
Pearl Ziegler and Edwin Keller
were Logan visitors, Friday.
NADIA Moore, Goldie Evans and Sally
Peterson called on Velva Brashares,
Sunday.
Well No. 3 being drilled on the
Woods farm had the misfortune to
break the stem and leave lift. in the
hole, for which they have been "tish-
ing' for the last three weeks with
out success.
Mr. Ewing and four sons, of Ian
caster, took dinner with VIM, Bra
shares, Friday.
The we'll being drilled on the Chas.
Krinn farm by the Springfield Gas
Co. is progressing nicely.
The Logan Co. has resumed opera
tions on the Martin Kline farm. The
contract for drilling was secured by
Fink and Nickum, and they are now
at work on the same.
The work on the Kreachbaum well
by the Springfield Co. has been de-
layed on account of the lack of water.
A number of persons gathered at
the home of Mrs. j. A. Cupp, Thurs
day evening, in honor of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. ID. Notestone, of Logan.
Various recreations were engaged in
such as pulling tatfy and playing
games, and music furnished by Mrs
Notestone. Those present report a
good time and departed at late hour
hoping they may have many more op-
portunities to enjoy such occasions.
L'ALLEaRO.
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YOU MAY NOT
NEED i NOW

Here ia simple home. made
mixture as given by an eminent
authority on Kidney diseases, who
make the statement that il will re-
lieve almost any case of Kidney
trouble if taken before the stage
of Bright's disease. He states
that such symptoms as lame back,
pain in the side, frequent desire
to uiinate, especially at night;
painful and discolored urination,
are readily overcome. Here is the
recipe. Try it:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one
half ounce; Compound Kargon,
one ounce; Compound Syrup
Sarsaparilla, three ounces. Take
teaspoonful after each meal and
ut bedtime.
A well known druggist here In
town is authority that these in
gradients are all harmless and
easily mixed at home by shaking
well in bottle. This mixture has
a peculiar healing and soothing
effect upon the entire Kidney and
Urinary structure, and often over
comes the worst forms of Rheuma-
tism IN just little while. This
mixture is said to remove all blood
disorders and cure the Rheumatism
by forcing the Kidneys to filter
and strain from the blood and sys-
TEN all uric acid and foul, decom-
posed waste matter, which cause
these Affections. Try it if you
aren't we'll Save the prescrip-
tion. Dec. 3, 3-w.
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New Plymouth

H. w. Harden and wife spent
Sunday with VIM. Stone and wife,
of Honey Fork.
P. M. Savely was down from
Columbus, Sunday.
Mary Harden, of Logan, was
home from Wednesday until Mon
day.
Miss Lena Musser ie with friends
in Rutland.
Mr.. Pennell, of Columbus, is
spending a few days with his
daughter Mrs Granville Lash.
Miss Sylvia Harris, of Colum
bus, was home for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Helen Stevenson, of Ian
caster was calling on old friends
last week.
Mrs. Melissa Martin spent
Thanksgiving at Macarthur.
j. Il. Harden and wife, of Lo
gan, Miss Olive Dowd and Miss
Lena Lyons, of Macarthur, Il. A
Hughes and wife, Rev. Lightmer
and Lavina Randall ate Thanks
giving turkey with H. w. Harden
and family.
Mr.. Smetters and Mr.. Acton,
of Lancaster, came down for
two days hunt with H. w. Harden
last week.
Miss Lavina Randall was in Nc
Arthur, Saturday.
Mrs. Lib Fuller came home from
Illinois last week.
Miss May Johnson, of Logan, is
visiting friends here this week.
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ROCkbrldge

John Branne, after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Bailey for few days,
has returned to his home in
Springfield, Ohio.
Roy Rider wears a big smile,
It's II girl.
Protracted meeting has begun
at the u. b. Church. We hope it
will be u success.
Rachel Matthias visited Mrs.
Almeda Baily, Saturday.
Lewis Beougher, who was suf.
fering with typhoid fever, is much
improved.
VIM. Bailey was the guest of
his brother, John, Sunday.
Charley Safer and family were
seen passing through our streets
Sunday.
Gotleib Bailey is working for
his brother, George Bailey.
Mrs. Gotleib Bailey made a
business trip TO Lancaster last
week. BlUE BONNET.
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Nickel Plate

Butchering is now something OF
the past.
There was quite little program
at the Nickel Plate school, last
Wednesday. lt consisted of songs,
declamations, etc. A number of
visitors were present and reported
nice time.
Mrs. Robert Shaw is housed mp
with felon on her hand.
Alfred Gessells had as his
Thanksgiving guests, his brother
and wife, from Circleville.
Jacob Keller helped to butcher
at his brother, Elrs, Monday.
Mrs. Henry Suttles had as her
house guests, last week, her three
sisters, Misses Diltz from near
Bloomingville.
Mrs. Catharlne Keller was the
Sunday guest of Jacob Keller and
family.
Mrs. Thomas Burns is having a
serious time with rheumatism.
Mary Harden, of New Plymouth,
was the guest of Zola Keller, on
Sunday, Nov. %.
Oakley Bartholomew moved
from the Heine farm to Logan, on
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Brownsville

Husking ccrn seems to be the
order of the day,
Quarterly meeting was we'll at
tended at Mt. Pisgah, last Sunday
night II week and the next day
following.
Isaac Flowers and son, Arthur,
were seen on our pixies with load
of corn, last Tuesday.
Anna Better was seen on our
roads, one day last week.
Lee Flowers and wife were Wis.
iting relatives of this vicinity, last
week.
/ wish to thank the Cola Valley
correspondent for CORE citing my
mistake, as the bird has got away
since | wrote last.
Nelson Asbell and wife were
seen on our pixies, Sunday.
Arthur Flowers made a flying
trip to the Boys Industrial School,
Wednesday.
Cleve Asbell conducted very
interesting sermon at Mt. Risgah,
Sunday afternoon.
wonder what has become of
Clear Creek. Surely it hasn't
gone dry when we have been hav-
ing such nice rains.
Alva Righam called on Isaac
Flowers, sunday. UNCLE BILL
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Thanksgiving day.

Thanksgiving day.
Zola Keller called on Mrs. Robt.
Shaw, Thanksgiving day.
Rufus Johnson is moving through
this vicinity, enroute to his new
home in Salt Creek township.
Blanche Bright visited her un.
Gle, John Cramblit on Thanksgiv.
ing day.
The following young gentlemen,
Charles and Pete Heine, Harry
Smith and Walter Fields came to
Nickel Plate for a spelling, hut
there being none, went out and
spent the evening at Jacob Keller's.
They say maybe they will come
again to a spelling.
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Railroad Merging.

Representatives of the Hooking
Valley system and of the Virginia
Railway company are bnsily en-
gagged in working out the details
of the traffic agreement between
the two railroads, the conferences
being held in New York City.
The Rogers company has an
nounced that by January l the 10
mile gap of Princeton, Va, separa-
ting the tidewater or eastern
division of the Virginia road from
the western division will be closed,
and it is expected that shortly
thereafter traffic from that road
will be passing over the lines of
the Hooking Valley for Toledo and
Lake Erie.
A common basis for an agree
ment is now the problem upon
which the interests concerned are
working, and this seems to be the
only remaining difficulty to be
overcome. The Hooking Valley
system has annual earnings of
around $l2, 900, 900, and total
main line trackage, including the
Il. Il o. G.. and the X. " NJ but
exclusive of the l.. Il w. of S9l
miles. The Rogers road will be
1876 miles in length from the
eastern terminus at Norfork to it's
juncture with the X. IL M. at
Deepwater, about six miles north
of Gauley, w. Va.
The Virginian road presents
something of all anomaly, in that
it has an extremely heavy grade
from the west to the coast. The
road, however, is model one,
constructed with 90.Iound rails,
and thoroughly ballasted roedbed.
The road carries mortgage of
$33, 900, 900, and would require
earnings of close to rs. 100000
annually to provide for this.
The transportion plan under the
pending agreement, is, il is under
stood, to make use of the X. IL NJ.
from Deepwater, where the latter
road has exchange facilities To
Corning, thence over the eastern
division Of the Il. " O. c, to
Toledo. Empty cars will, it is
said, be returned over the Hook
ing Valley. The 4. d o. G.
northward to Toledo presents a
much lighter grade than the liJck-
ing, and this arrangement will
permit of faster schedules for coal
and other traffic, while the empty
cars can best be returned over the
Hooking Valley.
Nothing has been given out as
whether permanent consolidation
OF the two systems is contemplated,
but it is said that this may follow
the traffic agreement now being
arranged.
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ook place at Pleasant Hill, Thurs

took place at Pleasant Hill, Thurs
day.
A large crowd of boys gathered
at the home of DIR. j. Rutters,
Thursday evening and gave his
son Nathan a complete and noisy
belling.
Butchering and hunting seems
to be the chief order of the day.
Harvey Cushion and wife, of
Logan, are visiting Odies Statser
at present.
Mrs. Ed Nigh, of the capital
city, is a visitor at this place at
present.
Oil seems to be the parlance of
the the day. 1t seems as though
If some company don't soon drill in
this locality someone will be start
ing an oil we'll with a post digger
or perchance with shovel and
mattOck.
We have been reading so much
about the rousing success they
had at the spelling at No. ga few
days ago, in connection we want
to say that No. Q can spell If the
preceptor pronounces words from
the primary spelling book.
Dwight Polling and son Frank,
were busily engaged Monday in
hauling hay to the queen city.
Miss Ida Fickel is doing culinary
work for j. II. Bosser.
The "booze" rations have been
cut very short at this place since
the local option regime went into
effect.
We understand that protracted
meeting at Mt. Tabor which has
been delayed for a couple weeks
will start up again Sunday even
ing the 29th.
James Blosser is all smiles; its
Il big girl.
School is in progress at No. 81
under the auspices of $ Polling.
Rev. Davis will preach very
interesting sermon at Bethany
u. B. Church, Sunday at 2 80 p. m
Everbody invited to be present.
Rah for the famous "green
Horns" delight.
Olra Wolfe was Sunday guest
of Eddy Stivlson.
Hello, Marion No. 5, have You
mentioned all the "cunning peo.
pie" yet?
A large crowd of young people
from this place attended meeting
at Mt. Tabor. Saturday and Sun
day evening.
Quarterly meeting was held at
Mt. Pleasant Saturday and Sun
day evening. CUNNING u
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Snow Fork

Butchering seems to be the order o.
the day. Henry Wilson, Chas. Tux.
shaw and g. II. Trimmer, butchered
Thanksgiving week.
Hunting is on the program, also
Henry Wilson and son spent couple
of days hunting over In Morgan coun
ty, the guest of w. w, Acker, while
there they report good time, and
returned with II rabbits, but can't
tell how many of them they bought.
Frank Spencer and "Doc" Madden
went to Palaska for hunt, they re.
port rabbits rather scarce over there.
DIR. Tippie and George Murphy, OF
Murray, drove across the country, a
few miles recently to lay in a supply
of game. They returned with one
rabbit. We don't know whether they
shot it or bought it.
Roy Marshall and Ed Park went to
the latter's father, who lives 3 miles
east of Logan, Ohio, and enjoyed a
couple of days of good hunting, they
said they hunted as hard as they
could, but could only find one rabbit,
they each one wanted to claim the
the prise, so both shot at once, and
of course the rabbit came home with
them. Who wouldn't9
Phil Matheny has recently pur-
chased a horse and COW, if he don +
stop that kind Of work he will soon
be q full tledged farmer.
Rev. Tope, of Murray, preached q
very interesting sermon a. on
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Pearl Hellyer was Wis. ing with
Mrs. Clarence Spencer, last Tuesday.
Clarence Spencer, wife and daugh-
ter spent Thanksgiving in Nelsonvile
the guests of relatives.
Jesse Spencer has formed new
habit recently, of talking to himself,
he keeps repeating the following:-
Papa, papa, papa, any one being near
and asking, what did you say? he will
always answer oh! its girl, | am
papa now.
Grace Boarden and Edith Trimmer
spent Thanksgiving near Logan, re-
turning home, Saturday evening.
Dame Rumor says that James Lee,
junior, Is making frequent calls in
our valley, in the vicinity of Salem.
Some say he stops at Frank Spencer's,
say James will you please whisper in
Whip-poor-w ear what the attrac-
tion is?
II. ID. Trimmer, of near Orland, O.,
shipped four fine pigs, recently, to
his BROTHER G. Ii. of Murray, o.
Neut Ayers, manager of No. barn,
we understand is going into the junk
business in the near future. All who
have anything in this line, will do
well to call upon him.
r. G. Park, of near Logan, was vis-
iting with his son, Ed, on last Sab
bath, the 20. WHIP-POoR-w WILL.
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Exchange News
JACKSON HERALD.

JACKSON HERALD.
Misses Aria and Lava McGee
spent Thanksgiving as the guests
of their cousin Paul Dollison, at
Logan.
Rev. and Mrs. Willis spent
Thanksgiving here, the guests of
relatives. They returned Friday
to Logan. Rev. Willis states that
Logan is quiet under the rule of
the drys and but few infractions
of the law have been reported.
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NEW sTRAITsvILLE RECORD. |

Miss Hannah Thomas was a LO-
gan visitor Monday.
Mrs, Friel and son II. j., were
Logan visitors Thursday.
Mrs. James Coughtrie aud son
Roy, were Logan visitors Monday.
Mrs. III. Mcneil and son Will,
were Logon shoppers Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Matthew Wilson
were Logan visitors Friday.
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Good Hope

lady, is suffering very much al
present with cancer of the throat
Albert left and wife, of neal
this place, have moved to Lancas
ter, where he expects to be EN-.
ployed in the glass factory. We
regret very much to lose one OF
our good neighbors.
Ephriam Starner and wife, of
near Written Rock, are now re-
ioicing over the arrival of a
charming little girl baby.
We were disappointed Sunday
afternoon by not hearing Rev.
Conkle at the new church, but he
is holding a series of meetings at
Ritch Hollow and could not be
with us. A very good crowd was
present and Brother j. G.. Byers
was called to take charge of the
meeting, He read for the lesson
the 23rd Psalm and 4 chapters of
lst John. Brother Byers is very
good christian, moral young man
and his good talk was surely en-
ioyed by all.
The former pastor of this place,
Rev. j. II. Boyd, of Ross county,
will pay the people of this place a
visit this coming week. We sure
ly all welcome him in our midst,
for he is sincere worker for the
Lord.
Mrs. Anna Baysel, of Orient,
Pickaway county, Ohio, was the
Sunday guest of Mrs. James
Dodroe.
Miss Bertha Starner has just re-
turned from a delightful visit in
Ross county, while gone she had
the pleasure of visiting the Rev.
j. II. Boyd and family, as we'll as
many relatives and friends, and is
now spending week with her
parents and friends of this place.
Homer Bushee and wife spent
Sunday with p. Wagner and wife.
Philip Wagner, wife and chill
dren killed number of hogs Mon
day.
Hello "Guess Who" l guess you
thought that we could not guess
you. How is the fur trade2
Charles and Pearl Starner and
Charles Hoke called on Jimmy
Morgan, Thursday evening.
Fred Blank, of Lancaster, spent
Friday evening at the home of w.
A. Starner.
Bert Hedges and wife and Frank
Hughes spent Friday evening with
w ~ oUuTutT anu WIG.
Well, Ellwood and Lucius how
was the coon roast2 l wish I
could have had the pleasure of en-
joying slice.
Mrs. Wilson Starner and daugh-
ter, Bertha, spent Sunday with j.
9. Byers and wife.
Hiram Hughes, of near Written
Rock, called on his daughter, Mrs.
Bert Hedge, one day last week.
Bert Hedge and wife have lately
moved on the p. j. Kraft place,
formerly the Obendier property.
Nettie Hoke, of Lancaster, spent
Saturday and Sunday here, the
guest of her parents.
Daniel Cooper, an aged man, of
near Revenge, died recently.
Boys tune up your horse fddles
and tin horns we are expecting
wedding soon. | guess every body
knows that Roy Starner makes his
usual trips to Brownsville.
Old Mother Crupper there is
nothing the matter with me, | am
still able to eat buck wheat cakes,
if can get them.
Cleve Azbell will give an old
fashioned spelling Friday night,
December the 4th. Everybody
invited.
We are about through with our
fall work ard can now say, the
melancholy days have come, the
year, when watermelon and pump.
kin vines sadly disappear.
Do not fail to read Old Peter
Pinder, the story tellers news.
PELEE.
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Notice Of appointment

Estate-of Iincretia Edgar, deceased
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Executor of the estate OF Lu-
cretia Edgar, late OF Hooking County, Ohio,
deceased, Dated this SOth. day OF NoVem-
ber, 1909. JEFFERSON EDGAR,
Dec, 3, 8-w Executor,
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Notice of Appointment

Estate OF Charles Rose, deceased
The undersigned has been appointed ana
qualified as Administrators oithe estate OF
u~hhries ~ i'"sH, tal" Yi ioSklhg n"untS ONO
Der, laOS. HARRY T., ROSE,
dee. 3, 3-w Administrator,
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LOST Gold locket with monogram
p. NJ r" engraved and containing
picture. Return 10 7lj Main St.
and receive reward. 9lt
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LITERALLY FILLED
With Human Bones is Earth Under
the Austin Home.

Chicago, H., May 9.-"The earth
underneath the Austin home, formerly
occupied by Mrs. Guinness, is believed
to be literally filled with the bones OF
men slain by the Laporte murderess."
This was the declaration made by
Coroner Hoffman.
Il am now almost positive said
the coroner. that the woman's body
found in the ruins of the Laporte
home was not that OF Mrs. Guinness.
My information is that she is still
alive
The revelations which stirred the
present activity were made. according
TO Coroner Hoffman, by a person
whose name heretofore has not been
mentioned in connection with the
Guinness case.
That it was given in good faith the
coroner declares he is positive. and he
is also convinced the information has
furnished a clew TO discoveries that
may equal II not eclipse. those turned
from the sandy soil a. LaDorte.
"She Was no Novice"
TT would not surprise me in the
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least" said Coroner Hoffman, TO find
in the earth under that basement any
number OF bones and skeletons. The
total of Mrs. Gunness's victims has
not been reached by good deal. She
was no novice in the art of murder at
the time she went to LaDOrte.
Concerning the Information now in
hand. | can only say it was given by
person who knew Mrs. Guinness for
more than 20 years. and that ii was
not inspired by malice. | will add that
We do not expect to find the skeletons
or bones of children. and that, If any
more bodies are found. they will rep
resent men-lured 10 their death as
were the victims found at Laporte."
Coroner Hoffman expressed the be
lief that as early as 10 years ago Mrs.
Guinness used the matrimonial agency
as a means by which TO carry on her
work of crime. How it would have
been possible for her to entice intend
ed victims 10 her home and put them
10 death without the knowledge of her
first husband. MAIDS Sorenson. the
coroner does not say.
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He PLEADED IN VAIN
Junius HoCkett Could Not Get
His Wife to Return
To Him.
is GRANTED A DIVORCE.

Although he made repeated over
lures to his wife. asking her to return
and make her home with him. promis-
ing TO reside in the country or in the
city TO accord with her desires. There
sd HOCkett refused, so today Junius
f1oCkett was granted a divorce from
her, Her refusals occurred more than
two years ago and the charge was
abandonment. HOckett testified his
wife had told him she was not satisfied
with him and there was nothing he
could do to make her love him. On
the occasion of one separation, Mr..
HOckett followed his wife and induced
her to return, but on the last instance
I she left a letter telling him TO make
10 such attempts. He did not.
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.BOL|N CASE MONDAY
Neqro Accused Of Assault on
Arch Hindman to Face
Court.
WILL BE WATC H E D

The case of the State vs.. Sterling Bo-
lin will be heard in the Wayne circuit
court Monday without the intervention
of the petit jury. Bolin is the negro
who assaulted Arch Hindman of Ha-
gerstown, following the latter's inter-
ventiOn in a quarrel between BOlin and
a negro woman who was accompany
ing him at the time. The case will
attract unusual attention at Hagers-
town. BOln was threatened with
Iynching after the assault and escaped
in custody of the marshal TO Cam
bridge City.
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HORTON WANTS TO
Be PHYSICAL DIRECTOR
Will Come Here to Confer With
Committee.

Roy J. Horton, who is now taking
a course of instruction at the Y. VI. c.
A. training school at Chicago, is an
applicant for the position of physical
director of the Richmond y. NJ. c. A,
He will come to this city in a few
days for the purpose Of comforting
with the physical director committee.
Mr.. Horton will graduate from the
training school in June after three
wears course. His homo is at Pom
tiac, Mich and he is said to be a
splendid athlete and well qualified for
the pOsitiOn.