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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
ELECTION TONIGHT
Mayor Approve. Ordinance chnns,nr Memo,

MAYOR approves Ordinance Changing Method
Of Selecting Market Clerks
Aayor Richardson yesterday approved ~.
ordinance providing for the election ~
clerks o. tho markets By the Council! Com
m!tiee on Marketn instead OF by = ioin.
session Of the City Council. The ordinances
also provides for the appointment O.. acting
regular officials s = -
ihe Market Committee meet. tonight 10
EJECT clerH Of tho First Market under the
terms o! the nea ordinance 10 succ eed II.
ate Captain Sullivan. Since the death o.
Clerk sullivan the market has been In
eharge of Acting CLERK Garrison! who, n /,
believed. will be elected
The ordinance also gives the MhYke, Com
mlttee certain powers OF supervision over
tho work OF the MARKET clerks and IL IL be
T. ,'fsu vi, result IN material improvements
IN conditions about ;he markets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
INSPECTING TOWNS
Health AnthG m.s, Pressing :, Campaign for

Health Authorize. Pressing Campaign for
Better Sanitation.
returning from tour OF inspe -,!ea 81,
tiuvSnna and Albcmarle county. Dr. ROY K
flanagan. State Director OF Inspection. re-
ports that Crozct. Aibemarie county I,
much interested in better sanitation and /,
preparing TO organize It's work In mi. d.
rection. -
me town Is not Incorporated, but the
CITIZENS have united for health work. nn6
are hoping 10 secure the services OF health
officer 10 direct their efforts DIR. Flannngan
believes that this VIII greatly Improve con-
dltions at crozet. and Will add much TO the
attractvsness OF the town a. GUNNER re-
sort.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
RAILWAY SURGEONS

Norfolk and Western Physicians Meet To-
day Mt Jefferson IIatcI
Norfolk and Western Railway surgeons
meet this morning at the Jefferson Hotel
tor their fourth annual session. a number
OF Important papers 10 he read and
discussed. The session tomorrow viii be
held on the Old Dominion steamer Pocahon :
tas ell route for Norfolk. M
me convention opens this morning with
the address OF President southgate Leigh.
OF Norfolk. who Will speak on ''ThorouGh
ness. number of other papers OF a tech
meal nature are to be presented.
Receivers from Operation
Fairfax Courtney Jones. who was operated
on Tuesday st ST. Luke's Hospital was re
ported tast night to be recovering
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
DR.. JennIng. RcsIsnA

DR.. W. f. Jennings. residsn, physician Of
the Catnwba sanatorium for Conshmptives.
has rendered his rcsIgnat ton to the State
Board OF Health to become effectiveNJuly T.
Or, jennings Intends to resume Eeneraripra
tice. He WAS appointed last February5 DR.
John j. Lloyd. Jr., assistant resident pAysi-
OF Health elects phy.icisn Mt n meetInr
to be held In July ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
TENS Mnnta Van Zant,.

GoTernor Mann yesterday received teie-
fran from Governor Colaultt. of Texas ask
ms that the Virginia authorities hold H.
w Van Hand' alias Duckworth alias West.
NOW In JAIL at Norton Va. until reouisi-
tlon can be sen, from Texas for his return
20 that state. Where he is to he tried on \
charge OF forgery. a Texas officer viii CONG
for him with the necessary papers Tn.
man recently began move TO start a daily
paper Norton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15

Lloyd spivey. a messenger boy living al
fl2 Denny Street. Fulton. was struck by n
taxicab yesterday afternoon at Eighth and
Main Streets His bicycle was wrecked. but
he was practically unlnJured. He was taken
home By the chauffeur Of the tnxica b.
George w. Woodward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
Settled OH ar f.o,n,ri

The suits Of James IS. Morton and Ross
Wisia' Morton against the Richmond Trans
FER company were dismissed from the docket
OF or the CITY circuit Court yesterday on mo-
ton OF the PLAINTIFF attorneys, having bee,,
settled out OF court. Tho terms OF the com.
promise settlement were not announ ed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
BECK is UPHELD
pmithdenl Building Owners Must Repai
u Elevator.

f Police Justice Crutchfeld yesterday upheld
the action OF Building Inspector Beck in re-
rard TO the elevator doors in the Smlthdeai
Building Ninth and Broad Streets e. NJ
Sinithdeal being instructed to make the
necessary repairs al once. lie had been so
notifled previously by the Building Inspector
and had failed to comply. and the case
was reported 10 the Police Court. Mr.
written him a threatening letter, hut the
Police Justice decided TINT the elevator
must be repaired in ten days or the building
elnscd .--. .L---.-N--. ..L-----l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
Memorial Serylc, ,ro-y,rb,

a bou Ben .AnhGm Lodge, No 2IOg
Independent Order OF Odd Fellows
Will hold memorial services in its
lodge room tonight Rev W. n. ,3ur.
Won VIII make the address The first
degree VIII also be excmplihed. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
Another Man NII,sinu

Mrs. D. p. Kornegny. OF cia South Pine
street reported yesterday that Shakespeare
Begley. formerly OF Wilmington. Del, was
missing. She describes him as being fifty
years old. OF dark hair and complexion and
six feet two inches in height
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
viii Appeal Case.

{. Silis OF exception were ned yesterday in
the Law and Equity Court in the 1uit OF
May Virginia Lyon. adn,inistra ,rix OF w.
Q! Lyon. against the Virginia Railway and
Power Company. with n view of taking an
appeal from the jury verdict
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
MotInn for Judgment

Motion for Judgment WAS dockcted ye.ter
day IN the City Circuit Court by the Amer
lean Funding Corporation against g.. E
Everett for t15z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
tIenrico NIarrInye I,c,..,n.

q marriage license was granted YESTERDAY
In the office o! the clerk Of the Henrico
county Circui, CouH TO Florence c. Walker
and James S. Flood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11
HIRED MEN TO CHEER
CHIEF OF BROKEN BANK
Man and wife Drilled Scvcnty-nvc
Itnliuns TO Howl Down Receiver
ship Suggestions.

New York, December I0.-when the
Hamilton Bank closed it's doors on Oc-
tober 20. 1907. there followed a number
OF meetings of depositors. at which
there was unexplained enthusiasm and
praise for William r. Montgomery, the
PRESIDENT. who was subsequently sent
to Sing Sing for not less than two
years and two months for larceny OF
the banks funds.
The source of the applause remained
unexplained to most persons until to-
day. when William G. MulIigan. Bronx
lawyer and real estate broker, filed an
affidavit In the Supreme Court. explain
ing that the demonstrations were ar
ranged BY himself and his wife, Agnes
*. Murphy Mulligan, who is also a
lawyer and real estate broker.
The Northern Bank, successor of the
Hamilton, is auing Mulligan on notes
Tor Sl7,6oo, which he gave for loans
negotiated through montgomery. Null
iigan put IN a counter claim for $40. 900.
and the plaintiff got an order requiring
the defendant TO file q bill of partic-
ulars This bill contains over nifty
pages. and covers the period from Oc-
tober 20. 1907. 10 January 20, 1905
1t recites, among other things. that
Mulligan and his wife hired seventy
Ave Italians to howl down at a meeting
OF depositors those who favored re-
ownership; tina; Mrs. Muiligan instruct
cd an Italian foreman TO drill the sew
enty-fve hirclings to shout and "hur-
rah' for Montgomery, and that a speech
was made al the meeting by Mrs. Null
llgan, In which she said:
How could shoes he bought. how
could fires be kept and how could or
phhns be fed for the winter that was
then before us II the Hamilton Bank
WAS permitted to go into the hands or
a receiver" and the speech turned tho
tide and won the day. The motion for
q permanent receiver was lost.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11
MURDER CHARGE
is MADE IN BLOOD
New Yorker Arrested in Ger
many for Crime Committed
twenty-five Years Ago.

Berlin. December 1o.-If Joseph Hib-
belen. Il wealthy German who lives In
the United States. had suppressed his
longing to revisit the fatherland he
would not now be facing charge of
murder committed twenty-six years
ago. He was arrested this week Just
after crossing the frontier into Ger
many.
The story Is as strange as any wild
fiction that ever appeared between yell
low paper covers. Briefly 1t Is this:
Hibbelen and companion named Vogt
were caught poaching one night u
quarter OF century ago at kleinen-
berg. near Minden. Wcstphalia. In re-
sisting arrest the poachers shot and
peror's gamekeepers. The gamekeeper
mad just enough strength left to write
ule poachers' names on loose sheet
OF paper. using bit of wood and his
own blood In lieu OF pen and ink.
Nogt was caught and condemned to
imprisonment for life. Hibbelcn escaped.
reached America, took another name,
and acquired wealth His home for
some years has been in New York
After more than twenty-five years alb
sence, he decided II was safe to re-
turn to Germany.
The criminal police here renewed the
warrant for Hibbelen each year. so
that he was arrested Immediately on
MS return. and VIII be placed on trial.
|, The page the gamekeeper wrote In
blood. which sufficed to con-ict Vogt,
remains as evidence against Hibbelen,
and VIII. It Is believed, convict him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11
VIRGINIA FARMER
IS KILLED BY GAS
Found Dead in Washington
Rooming House From
Asphyxiation.

Washington, d.. c., December TO-
stonewall Jackson Carnpt%ll, a farmer.
who lived near Broad Run, Va. was
accidentally asphyxiated last night in
third floor room OF the Potts room.
ins house, at Seventh Street and New
York Avenue.
Harry Gardner, employed at the
place. detected gas while going through
the hallway at $3.50 o'clock this morn
ing He opened the door and found
Campbell dead. He was fifty five
Coroner Nevett visited tho room
later. He said death was accidental,
so FAR Is he could determine. and that
an inquest was not necessary
Campbell came to Washington yes
teTday from ThorouGhfare Gap with
two horses, a cow and calf The
horses We're delivered to J. NJ Penke,
manager Of the Portland Stables, on
Seventh Street: The COW and calf had
tired out on the way and Campbell
left them at Fairfax Courthouse.
Campbell frequently had visited both
the stable and the rooming house
when in Washington. AIr. Peake was
we'll acquainted with him and notified
brother. bridge tender. or the
death.
Harry Gardner, who found the body,
said he went TO Campbells room with
ham Saturday night about 1920 o'clock
He had not been drinking, and
when we got up to the room | showed
him how TO turn out the gas" he said.
He either blew out the gas or else
didn't turn II entirely off,"
a search of Campbelrs pockets re-
vealed SO cents.
He seemed perfectly contented."
said Fred Potts. "He was telling me
about what he was going to do this
morning, and said that he had step
per- with him that he was going to
take out for a little trip around
Washington Monument"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11
SAY CLERK GOT
LOANS BY FRAUD
Represented He Had Fallen Heir
to Uncle's Pennsylvania
Estate.

New York. December 1o.-AlleEatton,
mat Charles a. Smith. recently chief
or the bureau OF audits in tho Philip
pine government ut Manila, obtained
toans upon false statemetns that ma
naa fallen heir to large estate IN
tnls country. after which he Ieft
manila. are made in q slut filed here
yesterday by Mre. Anna Wilson Knight,
made in APRIL 1910.
Anidavits In the case show that the
lawyers for tho plaintiff have other
Claims aggregating several thousands
upon notes given TO other persons in
manila for loans.
included in the papers Is letter
supporting to have been written 10
Chief Clerk Smith by William o. Stiles
1s administrator OF the estate OF
!, enables A. stiles at Bangor, Pa
This letter notifies Smith that his
uncle. G. ~. Stiles. has left a Will "un-
oer which you have faiicn heir to his
entire estate on conditiin that you as
sumo his name and retain IL through
, NE The letter also suggested that
smith come to this country at once, be-
cause his relatives were fearful that
| something might happen to him in Inc
Philippines
The papers show that Smith imme-
diately adopted the name stiles and
made pr0missory notes under that
name to Alrs. knight and others. He
promised to pay her Is per cent. in
tcrest
At the request of the Manila omcial.
the authorities at Washington iouksd
up Smiths alleged uncle's estate after
hc had left Manila on leave of alb
sencc, and learned that no ouch person
as c. a. stiles was known at Bangor,
Pa.
Tho defendant is said TO be some
where In this country now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11
JUDGE BITTERLY
SCOREDBY LAWYER
Schuylkill Jurist, About to Leave
Bench, in Blaze of Lime
light.

Pottsville. Pa. December l0.-Arthur
u Shay. presiding Judge OF the SchuyI-
XIII county courts, who will preside for
the last time next Monday, retires from
the bench In an unenyiuble blaze OF
iimelisht- Not for years have tho
members Of the bar been SO stirred as
oy denunciation OF Judge Shay's So
called secret compact" with Judge
sechtcl. delivered by John T. Lenahan.
u Wilkesbarre, before the Superior
Court this week.
Judges Shay and Bechtel for years
huve SO invariably Endorsed each others
acts that there were frequent rumors
OF working agreement between them.
nut no one thought that IL there was
such compact there would ever be an
oniclal announcement Of 1t from tho
oench. However, on November 8, uGUo
shay. who had been recalled by t,s
Republican voters, In rendering an
opinion backing up Judge Bcchtcrs &c.
cree granting divorce to DR.. ]. c.
Biddle. said:
Informed Judge Bechtcl that he
lhould go on and decide the case. and
Whatever conclusion he arrived at
would abide by as the decision OF the
court
You can search the history of ,u-
risprudence for centuries In vain to
ma anything equal to this" declared
Lenahan, while the Superior Court
Judge listened lntently. Think II III
a president judge makes Il compact I'm
ADVANCE to indorsc the action of d col
league. In case in which the presiden,
lodse admits he knows nothing of the
testimony or tho arguments There's
hotnlns comparable TO this in the an
nails of Christendom."
1t was supposed Shay's opinion would
bolster up the decree of Judge gech
tel. who filed a decision granting DR..
Biddle divorce. while Judge Brumm
MED an opposite aecree. refusing
diVorce. but instead Of giving the Bech-
1ei decree the weight of the majority
or thes judges. 1t has served to cas-,
suspicion on the whole case. Senator
snyder close friend OF Dr.. B!dule.
VINO acted as master In the divorce pro.
ceedings. against the protest of Mrs.
fiddle. was criticized by Lenahan al
most as sharply as Judge Shay.
Lenahan and William Wilhelm, coun-
kcl Tor Mrs. Biddle. declare their con
hdcncc In complete victory for their
client, who has for two years been
lighting the efforts Of her wealthy hus
band TO secure a divorce on the grounds
ot cruel and barbarous treatment. In
thcse efforts Biddle has had the active
support of tho Republican county ma
chino.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11
KANSAS ROOSTER
!. is MICE CATCHER

Topeka, Kan, December i0.-Has
any one, anywhere a cat that Is a
real mouser, a can that can smell a
mouse block away and can run 100
feet and make the Kill in twenty sec
ons or better? Well. there Is a chance
to make match between that cat
and Kansas rooster. that is some
Rouse-catcher himself.
Harry Siaddux, Assistant City En-
Eineer at Wichita. is the owner of the
reester, and he has sent n challenge
to the Kansas poultry and pet show.
to DC held in Topeka this month, to
match his rooster against any rooster,
size. breed, color, age and any other
condition waived or any breed or kind
OF cat, and make a little side bet that
his rooster Will catch q mouse and
Kali 1t In quicker time than any other
rooster or any other cat in the State
of Kansas.
After the poultry and pet stock
show. Mr.. Maddux intends to issue
challenge to the United States for
match races between hiss rooster and
any rooster or cat Mt any poultry or
pet stock show in the United States
Tor mouse catching races, under al
most any conditions. the winner to
take as per cent. of the gate receipts,
and also make little side bet
You can talk about roosters that
lay eggs and hens that crow. but 1
have the one best bet in the freak
chicken line said Mr.. Nfaduux. That
rooster is just as much mouser as
any cat. He delights in tho chase of
the little rodents. He seems TO smell
mice around. and will watch for hours
for mouse to come out of a hole
1t doesn't make any difference about
the size of the mouse. That rooseer
will get HIM"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11
THE WEATHER.

Forecasts misunderstanding cloud
mess aud continued warm Monday, fol-
lowed by ruin In southwest portion,
aud by night In north md cnst por-
tons; Tuesday, colder and fair; mod
crate sonth to southwest winds, he
coming northwest Tuesday.
North CnrOIinu-Fulr In cast, rain In
west Monday; Tuesday, generally. fur;
colder In interior; moderate east winds,
becoming variable Tuesday.
Specinl Local Dntn for Yesterday
II noon temperature. .!. 60
. +. VI. temperature. ............. 66
Maximum temperature up to
r. NJ. .......... CT
Minimum temperature ,,p to s
+. VI. ............. ............. 81
Mean temperature. 81
Normal Temperatures. ...... ~
EXCESS in temperature. .... .
Deficiency in temperature since
March ! .,......, ........... ISIS
since January H.. 26
Deficiency in rainfall since March l 100
Accun. deficiency in rainfall since
January 1............. 7.47
Local Observation s =. NJ. Yesterday.
leHreIdturs ....'...-.-... 81
Humidity 80
Wind. direction S. f.
Wind, velocity. :
WcatAer ..............,...... .P. cloudy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11
Thief IDENTIFIED
BY MAN He ROBBED.
Manuel Rosenthal Arrested in
Norfolk on Charge of Stealing
Diamonds.
Especially to The rlmes-Dispatch.

t'Pceraf 20 TIC TImes- Dlspatch.l
Nortolk. Va. December 1o.-Manuel
Rosenthal, who was arrested bv tho
police on Saturday on a charge OF
diamond theft, has been IDENTIFIED IA
the man who broke into the home OF
Il. w Whitehurst in Client last Feb
ruary, stole several thousand dollars,
worth OF 1ewelry and shot at Miss
Marie Whitehurst in making his es-
cape. The Identification was made by Mir.
ana Mrs. Whitehurst, who recognized
some of the silverware and tewelrv
found IN his possession Rosenthal hns
passed under several aliases. His more
recent name here was Charles Davis"
He Is supposed to be MAX Edwards.
who la wanted for housebreaking in
New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11
OILY WATER IN BLAZE;
TWO VESSELS BURNED
Hntch Dropped Info Erie Dnsin n
brooklyn Causes n Fire Hard
I'm tph

New York, December 10.-A lighted
match dropped into the Erie basin In
brooklyn ignlted It's oil-coated surface
yesterday and two vessels at anchor
IN the Handicapped waters were
badly burned before the fire died down
Ihe pennsylvania Railroad lighter
Locust Valley was almost destroyed.
ana the South American liner Javury,
Just IN from Rio and preparing for
dry dock, extinguished a dozen fires
tbiut her bow before the blaze had
licked up Its floating fuel
FIRE oonts and a battery of fire
engines combined in lighting the fire.
nut made little impression except 10
scatter It.
IT Is the custom of vessels prcpar-
Ing for dry dock to shcd their oil and
waste upon the water OF the basin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11
FREE
Z. MA
CURE
Old, Deep-seated Cases, Tako Motto,

Old. Deep-Seated Cases, Tnko Notice
B. b. =. (Botanic Blood Bniml Is taken
Internally and has cured. through the blood,
Thousands OF cases OF Eczema. Salt Rh.um
or Itching. crusty humors after every known
treatment has failed II you have plmples,
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boils. crusty oozing skin cores. take B. b.
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B. .. b. cures by purifying and enrIchins
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guarantee a perfect, lasting cure u. g. B.
Is liquid. made up OF pure botanic insre-
dcntb. and sold by druggists at $500 per
large bottle with directions fog homo cure
We will send a FREQ trial OF this precious
remedy by mail. postpaid. 10 eny sufferer
who writes for IT, Just all out thu coupon
BLOOD BALM CO.
Atlanta. Ga.
Name ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11
cHAUFFEuRs PUT
BAN ON JOY RIDERS

Wilkesbarre, Pa, December 10
Local chauffeurs have dubbed together
and formed an organization which has
as Its cnicf object the placing OF tho
ban on the JOY rider While the or
clal Side. and will eventually resolve
itself into fraternal Organization.
The club has held one meeting, and
at this session steps were taken 10
make life unpleasant for the JOY rider.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

December VI ta1l.
t HIGH TIDE.
sun rises. .'f.&f;I Morning.... $40
Sun Sets..... 1851 EVENING". 9:lt
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-10-05
PLEASANT VALLEY

John Tiedc has purchased a new
drill.
About rs acres OF Charlie Potter's
wheat averaged % bushels per acre.
Clint Pearson IL hauling wheat
with two teams. He makes three
trims a day.
Rev. Carl Maier's new house In
completed and he moved into 1t the
past week.
About ten carloads Of wheat were
shipped from the siding at Quigley
the past week.
The rain which fell Sunday was
Just what the farmers had been
waiting for. They Will now 20 to
seeding their wheat.
Several families have come into
TIL. vicinity the past week to make
9 home here. Some are from
South Dakota and some from Him
OILS.
Oliver Hall IL circulating three
petitions. one for division of the
road district. one for the destruction
OF noxious weeds and the other TO
a voting precinct in township
1923.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-10-05

WANTED-Roomers and boardera
Mrs. s. H. Mccullough. q DOCK
south Of the school house.
For Sale-One team Of geldings,
1900 pounds, two sets work harness
saddle, white angora chaps, etc. "A.
Claassen.
Have your family washing rongh
dry, at the Steam Laundry. We
iron the fiat work. Phone No. %
for prices.
For sale-Two lots Is and 81.
c5X125 each, fronting on west SIDE
OF Chestnut Ave-. between 18th and
18th streets. American Falls. Cheap
for cash. Abstract furnished. Ad-
dress j. C., Horn, Georgetown, Ell
Dorado county. California.
For sale cheap-One gelding and
one mare with colt. Weight about
1000 pounds each. Inquire at Evans
Mercantile Co.
Cleaning. pressing and repairing.
Tony, the tailor. next door to IL
brary.
Anyone desiring an A I homestead
on the line Of the railroad. will do
well to Q q. e. Earring.
Toney, the tailor. for your fall
and winter suit. Cleaning and press
ing. Next door to the library.
DR.. 9. r. Finnegan, dentist. Of
flee In the Schmidt block.
Have your family washing ror
dry, at the Steam Laundry. We
Iron the fiat work. Phone No. 81
for prices.