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New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEwPoaT

rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribunal
Newport, May 12-Count and Countess C0-''s'
Nannsfeld will remain until Sunday VIZ
will return to New York. They spent a g-st
+,-5s,- ar the Hartman villa. took wax
afternoon and were entertained tonight Sy q
and Mrs. Delaney Kane
Mr. and Mrs. II A. c. Taylor and Nr. an1 :
Arthur 3. Emmons are expected FOR the "a
within a few days Mrs H A RICE o. 7'-
will arrive tomorrow
Mrs. John Nicholas Brown, vho = soon ]
abroad will first return to Newport fron =
Springs =, v-
Professor and Mrs. J. Hazard Wilson. Of y.
York. have arrived for the summer as law 4
and Mrs. Sidney j. Colford-
Mrs Arnold Hague has returned 70 h@s-i-'
after a brief Newport visit
Ia,,ss p Parker will arrive early nekt Hlonll
Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James and party o. 90
arrived this evening to join ConHodoFs james
his steam yacht Aloha
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

Is to-day. The growth of independent voting
the change in the character of the populauon'
the spread-of higher ideals of city government
the lessening opportunities for such ring as
Tammany under the Civil Service reform laws
all have operated to weaken its grip on New
York. If all the sentiment for better government
can be crystallized the prospects of carrying
New York for an anti-Tammany Mayor will
be excellent To this end the committee that
is being formed can help, if it acts wisely.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Passengers who will sail for Europe to-day in
clude:
THE FRIEDRICH DER CROSSE. FOR BREMEN
Mr. Mrs Gerson Dan Mr. and Mrs. James F.
neEherE Magee jr.
NJ c Grant. Mrs. I. Gordon
The Rev. and Mrs ". Il Taylor
p Hatch. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wood
Frank Kenyon. ward
LA PROVENCE FOR HANRE.
Mrs Marska-A Aldrich. William T. Coray.
MARQUIS dc Casa Argudin. Robert J.. Cutting.
Mrs Q T Barney. Hashford Dean.
Mr. and Mrs Amory s. Miss Doris Kean
Carhart Mrs J. b. Lppncott
Dr. and Mrs Thomas Up Mrs T. J. Oakley Rhine
ham Coe. lander
Travellers who returned frcm abroad yesterday
were:
THE cARPATHIA. FROM NAPLES.
W H Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs. F. W Mabin.
Mr. and Mrs r J. Barney II. B. Scandrett
Mrs Z. c. Hershey. c. d Nantyna
Il. 4
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
PORT SOCIETY REFLECTS OFFICE

All the officers of the New 1orS ~ ths -
were reelected yesterday at nlee'ins n.,,v :, y
of directors at the rooms Of the Ss5ss =
Fulton street Iindop Bates. IT, "iS
board of directors. -s,onhsis !
The reelected officers are s.s Yss',.
Brouwer. president: T. 6. Selew' 1rs,chsS I
and John C. Citing. vice-presiaen'S' trsss'
Dodge. secretary; Talbot Oiy 'Hi"
and James Virgins. assistant tre--7~-~
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

This newspaper is otrned and published by
The Tribune association. 4 Neir York corpora
t;or; office and principal place Of business,
Tribune Building. No. 154 Nassau street Ne'o
York; Ogden HiIls president: Henry W
Sockett secretary: James j. Barrett. treasurer
The -oddrees Of the officers is the Office Of this
s1efCsDGpeT
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
About People and Social Inciden,.

Der Of embassies and legations have ~,
tages at Bar Harbor for the summer se'sd y
,,,a,,s. MRS, Charles 5 Bromwell left here TOD.
her by several weeks. Mrs Bromv,.1 ~ prscses
here permanently to close her housa "a lstes
Bromwell has been assigned to duty IN - Col'cs
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
PRINCE VICTOR NARAYAN SAILS.

Prince Victor Narayan. heir to the throne of COoch
Bahar, one of the smallest Of the Indian states.
sailed for Liverpool yesterday on the Campania
He has been a student agriculture in Cornell for
two years. and will to complete his course
He is a member of the university's soccer football
team.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

President Tafts recent appointments to the
federal bench show that he is resolved. to
subordinate political considerations to personal
fitness No man in public life is better qualified
than the President to say who should be Judges
and what Judges should be. His policy OF Sc
lection will be heartily approved by the country.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
HIGH HONOR FOR ELIOT MR. DIELMAN DECLINBI
Order of CrO1cn of Prussia To Be
Conferred on Him.

Cambridge. Mass. May 12-FoIlowing closely on
the bestowaI last night President Charles W.
Eliot OF Harvard University OF the Japanese deco
ration OF the Order OF the Rising Sun. nrst class
the announcement to-day from Count Won
Bernstorff the German Ambassador to the United
States. that some time before May 19 the Order Of
the Crown Of Prussia, first class. would be con-
ferred Harvards retiring president by Emperor
William. Count BernstOrff said to-day that his
present visit to Harvard was not made expressly
for the purpose of attending the dinner the Cos
mopolitan Club of Harvard tonight, but 10 ac-
quaint President Eliot with the German Emperor's
intention. The ambassador, accompanied by Pro-
fessor Hugo Munsterberg. called President Ell
Tot to-day and conveyed the message from the
Emperor.
The Order Of the Crown OF Prussia was inst-
tuted in 1861 commemorating King Williams coro-
nation as Emperor Wuam I. and is divided into
four classes Holders of the decorations of the
first and second classes the emblem suspended
from a blue ribbon about the neck, while those
who hold the third and fourth classes the order
the emblem suspended from the buttOnhOle.
The Order OF the Crown of Prussia, first class, Is
one OF the highest decorations the German EN-
peror can bestow and President Eliot is the first
American TO be so honored. The emblem IS re-
served for leading diplomats. statesmen. scientists,
scholars and commanding generals Of the German
army. Three persons in America have been deco
rated with the order. second class. They are Pro-
fessor Hugo Munsterberg, of Harvard; Professor
Francis Peabody, of Harvard. who served in Ber-
lin exchange professor, and Professor Bur-
CESS. of Columbia University.
The decoration consists of cross Of white enamel.
with centre of gold In the is a blue back
ground. against which rests a golden crown.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

Manice homestead. within the preei1cs- cs q
park al
Miss Louise ". CULVER was nnarr,ss
at noon to Charles Sheldon at the East 81
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. wT.- ~
Gulliver. The ceremony was performa5
Rev. DR.. Charles II Parkhurst The bri1. p Al
one Of the cleverest whips Of the Ladies, = 20
Hand Driving Club. well as the sacr..
that organization, was arrayed in a gown -
satin with point lace and a tulle veil bs- a.
consisting of IiIies-of- the-valley and ubits -
There were no bridesmaids. Norman lana. =
ated as best man, while the ushers wars ~
Parsons. Sage, Sanford. James and Tov,
Only a few near relatives and very intimate -
were present at the ceremony. but there =.
much larger gathering at the reception wbi.s
lowed, among those present being Mrs. l..
Murray Dodge Mrs. A D. Juilliard, Mrs -.
Egleston Dodge. Mrs John Shillito Rogers ~
H Fairfield Osborn. Miss Martha McCook NJ
Thomas Hastings, Miss COTneIia Barnes ~
Francis c. Huntington and Mrs. Henry B. Hvs.
A rehearsal Of the Greek pageant 20 be giv.,
the Maxine Elliott Theatre tomorrow afteroo,
the benefit Of the Manhattan Trade SchooI
Girls in East 23d street, was held last night n
entertainment promises TO be even more succs,v
and artistic than the five performances given I,
q =
prices may be obtained at the theatre.
Mrs Douglas ". Burnham will give the arr 4
a series Of house parties at her country plaza
FishkiH Landing on Saturday for her sz-
daughter. Miss Susan Fish Dresser. All the szs
will be young people
Elisha Dyer. who has been abroad for ss7s
weeks. travelling through France in an aato-a.l
has returned to New York
Mrs. Albert Gould Jennings gave lgn.s-
Yesterday at her home. in East SD street
Mrs. Charles Henry Coster will open her su=-
place at Tuxedo on Saturday.
Mrs. E. Ritzema De Grove IS booked 70 al !
Europe on June 8. to spend the sumner abrus4
Mrs J. Todhunter Thompson and her ds1g.z
Miss Jennie Remsen Thompson. viH spend
summer at Woodmere. Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul G. The5aud LEFT last night
Montreal. where they have gone TO attend
Horse Show.
Bishop David H. Greer and the Rev. Or. VII
NJ C;rosveuor will officiate at the wedding Of :
caroline lIinturn Hall. daughter OF Mrs d
Prescott Hall. TO the Rev Hugh NcCulouZa 81
head in St. Georges Church on June 3 Pn1s
Birrkhead will be his brothers best man, ant
,4sbers chosen are Henry NJ Hall, John HAL
aid Mckay Frost. Walter G. Lane, FrzaL
E+arernever. V-I'1iam G. Low, IT.. and Dr. Hssz
H Sayre-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

It is obviously just to require every laborer
in the Canal Zone to do a fair days work for
a fair days wage, and in that particular to
treat Americans and aliens alike 1t will be
we'll If foreign countries are made to under
stand that the isthmus is dumping ground
for wastrels and drones.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
ALL TAFT ANIMALS FOR clNcIST =

Cincinnati, May 12.-President Tan -, -, ~
the director OF the Cincinnati Zo0iOs. :, -
that he will comply with the reSu9
she goo all gift animals he receives
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

According to it's critics the new British budget
would increase the liquor licenses of hotels to
what would in many cases be prohibittve fig
ures. Thus four hotels at Cardiff which now
pay $500 each, under Mr. Lloyd-George's pro-
posaIs would be required to pay respectively
Sc $50 $4,000 S5.625 and $3.50. Such a sys
tenn would be high license in erceIsiS beyond
doubt.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

Who knows but that gyascutus will be
brought back from Africa for the confusion or
unbelievers
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Racing opens this afternoon at BEN,
and will be made the occasion OF a Iarv. 80 Pss
Of all that set of New York society wbi.,a aa''er
urban homes on Long Island. and wbics s a ~
ested in matters relating to the turf D. 1'@
racing there VIII b be number Of luncheon -.
Manice homestead, within the pracir..- Hs q
park. al
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
:getp7lprk DAILY GriE2nre

THURSDAY, NAY IS, 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

Sir Robert Bond appears to have met his
Waterloo in Newfoundland at the hands OF his
former colleague whose detection and opposi-
tion he has affected to scOrp. In 1900 Sir Rob
ert had thirty-tvo seats TO the Opposition's
four and in 1904 he had thirty to its six. Then
Sir Edward Morris withdrew from his Cabinet
because of a dispute wages on public
works. and at the election Of 1903 the seats
were evenly divided. Sir Robert and Sir Ed
ward each winning eighteen. The tie led to
deadlock and to a dissolution and new cleo
ton, I'm which Sir Robert Bond has carried
only ten seats 70 the twenty-six Of Sir Edward
Morris strange feature of the case is that
Sir Robert is a devout Methodist and yet was
largely supported by the Roman Catholic hie-
rarchy. while Sir Edward is Roman Catholic
the first man OF that faith to be Prime Minister
or to be a party leader for more than half a
century-and yet strongly supported by
Protestant constituencies The change of party
control IS not likely to affect materially the
policy of the colonial government. at least in
foreign affairs.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

learned court has decided that the wear
ing of high heels by women Is contributory
negligence We always knew 1t was something
or other that went before fall.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Thebaud LEFT last night
Montreal. where they have gone 70 aItsnd
Horse Show.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

Mrs J. Todhunter Thompson and her ds1saa
Miss Jennie Remsen Thompson. vii spend !
summer at Woodmere. Long Island
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

Mrs E. Rftzena De Grove Is booked 70 al 1
Europe on June 8. to spend the summer abrusd
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

". H. Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Barney
Mrs. z. c. Hershey.
Il. A. Johnson
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

Mrs. Douglas W. Burnham will give the arr
a series of house parties al her country place
FfshkiH Landing on Saturday for her szs
daughter. Miss Susan Fish Dresser. All the E-s
will be young people
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

Mrs. Albert Could Jennings gave lun:az
Yesterday at her home. in East SD street
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

Mrs. Charles Henry Coster will open her S.-
place at Tuxedo on Saturday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-07-20

Mr.. c. Horace Gallsher received a
letter few days ago from his old Stone.
wall Brigade comrade. Col. John II.
feathers, of Louisville, in which the lat
ter notes that he saw mention in the
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON of a proposed
Charles Town home coming. He saws
that whilst he never resided in Charles
Town, he lived in Berkeley and was
born in CLIP" of which Charles Town
was good sized suburb; so he feels like
attending our homecoming. He had in-
tended coming east in August. but he
says he may defer his visit until Septem.
Der. He would like. he said, to meet all
of the old Second Regiment boys who
yet survive. The Homecoming being
temporarily called off. the surest way to
meet the Second Regiment boys and
other sx-Confederates. Colonel, will be to
come on east in August. as you CON-
templated, aud attend the Jefferson
County Confederate Reunion. when
Major Hunter, Captain Colston and all
the old boys WILL be here,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-07-20
Town Council.

At the regular meeting of the Town
Council last night the following business
was transacted:
The matter of the natural gas franchise
was laid over until next meeting.
A livery ordinance was passed. making
the license fee SIS and penalty for VIOLA
ton not less that s. nor more than $40.
The garbage ordinance was adopted.
as also resolution in regard to the po-
lice notifying householders in regard
thereto. and the garbage hauling was
awarded to Langdon Quick.
| w 0 Norris appeared before the Coun-
Gil and urged the use of OIL upon the
streets, as heretofore recommended By
his committee.
| An ordinance was passed requiring all
automobiles and fractions engines when
passing through the town after nightfal
to carry lighted and bright lsntern
under penalty of fine 81 to $40.
Petitions for arc lights. on East Wash
lington street at or near the eastern limi
of the town aud on North George stree
at the B. & O. crossing. were referred
TO the Committee on Petitions.
The Market House Committee wa
directed to receive bids and have outsid,
woodwork of market house painted
| Application of Gottlieb. Baueren
schmidt G. Strauss for wholesale bee
license was rejected.
The matter of concrete bridge owe
Evitt's run on Eagle avenue. recommen
ded by Engineer Hendricks, was referred
back to Street Committee for an esti
mate of cost.
i David Wood was reappointed nigh
Waterman at $40 per month. bushes
men paying the remainder of his salary
Matter of tax bill of Lee Tate. colored
was referred to Committee on Accounts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-07-20
Sanitary Regulations.

At recent meeting of the County
Board of Health. a resolution was adopt
ed requesting that the carcasses of all
dead domestic animals in this county be
either destroyed by burning orquicklime
or by burying to depth of at least three
feet. by the owners of said animals or
occupiers of the premises on when said
ANIMALS die Immediately upon the death
of the animal.
The Board asks the attention of the
people of the county to the following
sections of the new law relating to SAM
tary regulations in the observance of
which every citizen has vital interest;
If any person or persons shall knowing
| ly and wilfully throw or cause to be
thrown into any well. cistern. spring,
brook or branch of running water which
is used for domestic purposes. any dead
animal. carcass or part thereof. or any
putrid. nauseous or offensive substance
he or they shall be guilty of misdem-
eanor. and upon conviction thereof shall
be fined not less than FIVE dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars, and may.
at the discretion of the jury. be confined
in the jail of the county not exceeding
ninety days, and shall moreover be liable
to the party injured IN civil acton for
damages.
1T shall be unlawful to put the carcass
of any dead animal. or the offal from any
slaughter house. butchers establishment
or packing house. or slop or other refuse
from any hotel or tavern. or any spoiled
fish. or any putrid animal substance. or
the contents of any privy vault. upon or
into any river. creek or other stream
within this State, or upon the surface OF
any road. street. alley, city lot, public
ground. market space. or common, or on
the surface within Que hundred feet OF
any public road.
1T shall be unlawful for the owner or
occupier of any city or town lot. public
ground, market space, or common, to
knowingly permit any of the things
named in the preceding section to remain
thereon, to the annoyance of any OF the
citizens of this State. or neglect or refuse
to remove or abate' the nuisance oc.
casioned thereby. within twenty-foul
hours after knowledge of the existence OF
such nuisance, upon any of the premise:
in this section before mentioned, owned
or occupied by HIM. or after notice there
of in writing from any justice of the peace
or constable of any district or the mayor
or health officer OF any municipal cor
poration in which any such nuisauc,
exists"
Any person having knowledge of uu
sanitary conditions in this county ar,
requested to make complaint either I,
DR.. J. IL. Miller, President of the Board
at Halltowu. or any one of the othe
members in their respective precincts. !
w. Rider, Harpers Ferry District; /. NJ
Hendricks. Shepherds;own; E. c. Wat
s1n. Middleway, or George d. Moore
Prosecuting Attorney. Charles Town.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-07-20
LEWIS II. MonRr


A very ENJOYABLE camping party spent
week at Camp Easy on the Sheuan.
doah. about three miles from Charles
Town, breaking camp last Friday. The
chaperons were Mrs William Campbell
Mrs Edward Cooke, Mrs William NELL.
aud Mrs Charles Crane The rest of the
party consisted of Misses Barbara Camp
bell. Rebecca Trapnell. Naude Howell.
CeciiIa Davenport. f z beth Wysong
and Agnes Wysong. of this city: Misses
Margaret aud Almets Barr. of Washing
ton City. aud Miss Emily Christian. of
Williamsburg. Va; Messrs Frances "
Daniel, William Neil. Jr. Charles L
Crane. Charles F Campbell. Iohu B
Brszisr, Walter " Alexander. A S AL.
len. Forrest w Brown and Masters Will
liam Campbell. Jr, Edward Miller and
John Alf1end, of Charles Town. How
ard and William Osburn. of Rippon:
Edward lialleck. of Shepherdstown.
and Thomas A Mullett. of Washington
City. The large number of friends who
went down to spend the day at different
times during the week added greatly to
tire pleasure of all.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-07-20

The Independent Fire Company ctle.
brated its twenty-irst anniversary with
big torchlight parade Wednesday night.
The parade was IN charge of Fire Mar
shal John E. Emmert, and the column
included the City Band, Independent
reels. water tower and steamer. Charles
Town Brass Band, Citizen reels. hook
and ladder truck and steamer, the whole
making flue display. Charles Town
has fire department and equipment not
excelled by any city of its size an EQUAL
ed by few, and of which our people are
Justly proud
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-07-20

Mr.. George II. Child. of Harper
Ferry, chairman of the Republican coun-
ty executive committee, is likely to be
appointed census supervisor for this
congressional district, Congressman
Sturgiss having indicated his purpose to
appoint him. Mr.. Child is not only one
of the most popular Republicans in the
county. but is competent business man.
whose appointment will doubtless give
much satisfaction
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-07-20
Deafness cannot he c,r.a

BY local applications as they cannot reach III,
diseased portion of the ear. There is only on,
way to cure deafness, and that is By const Ia.
dona remedies. Deafness Is caused by an n,
tanned condition of the mucous lining of thu
Eustaaliau Tube. When this tube is infamed
you have rum5ling sound or imperfect hear.
Ing, and when 70 is entirely closed. Deafness j.
the result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to it's normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out OF ten are caused by Catarr
which Is nothing but an inflamed condition OF
The mucous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness (csused by eatarrh) tha,
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send
fer circulars; free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-07-20
WM KAHN, Leading c othler

A dispatch from Morgatown TO tn,
Baltimore Sun saws: Announcement j.
made of the approaching marriage o
Mr.. Charles Edwin Tucker Brooke, sor
of Professor Brooke. of the University Of
West Virginia. aud Miss Grace Elizabeth
Eugene Brakeford. of Charles Town. the
ceremony to be performed at the home OF
the bride on July IS. The groom was the
first Rhodes scholar to go from West Viz.
ginia to Oxford. After taking all the
degrees of that college he was made q
member of the faculty, and only left the
college recently to take place in the fac.
atty of Yale University.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-07-20

Sold BY Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.

The following encouraging letter
comes TO US from a former citizen OF
Charles Town, now prominent citizen
OF S. LOUIS. and Superintendent of the
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Company's offices in that city:
St. Louis. Mo. July 10. 1900
Geo. W. Haines, Esq Editor Spirit of
Jefferson, Charles Town, w. Va
Dear Sir Il beg to enclose herewith
check in the amount of IS 90 in paymen,
OF nv subscription to the Spirit of letter
son to July 3oth. 1910 l enjoy reading
the Spirit OF Jefferson very much. as it
contains the latest news from my Home
Town. and it is with interest that | peruse
the items regarding the people and sen
uments OF the people so ably voiced in
your enterprising paper. With best
wishes for its continued success, / am.
Yours truly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-07-20

Mrs Rachel Snyder, wife of Mr Har-
yey Snyder and daughter OF Mrs Martha
and the late George Anderon. died at her
residence on the "Harewood' farm. !
miles west of Charles Town, on SATURDAY.
morning last, after lingering illness.
aged g years. She had been a member
of the Methodist church from early
childhood, and was devoted wife aud
mother. Besides her husband and mo
Their, she leaves three children: also one
brother and four sisters Funeral ser.
vices were held in the NJ E Church
South in Middleway yesterday morning
conducted by Rev d A Berry. and IN.
terment made in the Masonic Cemetery
AZ that place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-07-20
Junk Yard Removed.

This is to give notice that LYMAN Wiener.
the leading reliable Junk dealer of Cherries
Town and Jefferson county. will move his
place of business from the Earnshaw house
on West Washington street. to the McClung
Photograph Gallery Building. corner George
and North Streets. 90 August 1, 1909.
Mr. prices will always be found the high
est the ID srket viii allow. and honesty aud
fair dealing is my motto. At present ! am
giving for Old Iron As cents il come after
il. and so cents if delivered ST my yard.
Drop me postal card, aud will call and
see you.
Will also pay highest cash prices for old
rubber, rags. bones ard brass.
| only have one agent and he will show
his authority 10 writing AL others who
CAIN to be my brothers or agents are frauds.
Please do not believe anything they say
in S-3m. LYMAN WIENER