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Evening journal., 1912-09-20

In the HUDSON "37'' is expressed the COM
bined skill and experience Of the greatest body
Of automobile engineers in the country.
These men represent the training of the
greatest factories in the world. They have
learned what experience has taught the 81 prin-
cipal makers of Europe and America.
They we're active, important members of
those various organizations and, combined, had
a hand in the production of more than 100000
automobiles.
Imagine what strides, what advancement,
men of such experience are bound to offer in the
car which all have joined in perfecting.
You probably have an ideal of what motor
car should be. Your knowledge Of automobile
Shortcomings undoubtedly has suggested
improvements which you would have in a car
il it were built to your order.
Well, here is where you will find not only
what you wish to see, but also what has been
expressed through the experience that has been
gained from the 200, 900 owners who have used
he cars which these men have helped to build.
Evening journal., 1912-09-20
1t Has Features
No Other Car Possesses

No car you can get today, regardless Of
price, has all the features that are offered in the
''37o
Consider for a moment the rapid advance
ment that has been made in motor car building
Ii is almost as startling as are the changes in
fashion Think how strange are the open cars OF
two years ago. What proportion OF their original
cost do you think such cars now bringr IL IS
not due to wear that their value has declined 50
much. No, it is the advance that has been made
in automobile building since the open cars were
put on the market.
With that thought in mind you must rec
ognize the Importance of choosing wisely now.
Automobiles as now built should be Of service for
many years and you don want to feel that you
will have to buy a new car in two, three or four
years because the one you have just purchased
will at that time, be out of date.
Evening journal., 1912-09-20
YOM KIPPUR
BEGINS TODAY

With the appearance Of the evening
star this afternoon, Yom Kippur, the
most solemn holy day in the Jewish
calendar, will be ushered in with i'm
pressive services in all the syna-
gogues and smaller places of worship
throughout the city. This is the Day
Of Atonement and IS observed by Jews
in all parts Of the world as a day OF
fasting and prayer from sunset tonight
until sunset tomorrow.
The synagogue service this evening
is known as the Kol Nidre, taking its
name from the chant intoned at the
beginning of the service, chant
famed throughout the world for its
beauty and pathos.
In tomorrow mornings services, in
addition TO the special prayers Of
penitence in the ritual, sermons ap-
propriate to the day will be preached
from many of the local pulpits..
Evening journal., 1912-09-20

Antoine Deloria. Postmaster at
Garden. Mich. knows the exact facts
when he speaks Of the curative value
OF Foley Kidney Pills. He says:
From my own experience l recon-
mend Foley Kidney Pills. as a great
remedy for kidney trouble. My father
was cured Of kidney disease and a
good many of my neighbors were
cured by Foley Kidney pills" N n.
Danforth. Market and Second Sts..
Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1912-09-20
EXPLAINS THE
AUSTIN DAM BREAK
M. HattOn Says He Depended
Too MuCl on Rock
Formation

WASHINGTON Sept 20. - r.
chalkley Hatton, of Wilmington. Del.
designer of the Austen, Pa. dam,
which collapsed a year ago carrying
death and desolation in It's way. yes
terday told delegates to the oonven-
ton of the New England Water
ways Association. in session here
that he had relied too much on the
impervlousness OF the rock founda-
tion when he Planned the dam.
To prevent a recurrence OF such a
disaster, Mr.. Hatton urged the need
OF State dam inspector to examine
plans for dams before they are con.
structed.
Evening journal., 1912-09-20
:i 4 "a b c:

Electric SsIf-cranking. Automatic wn turn
over motor 80 minutes Free from Complications
Simple. Positive. ELECTIVE
Electric Lights- Brilliant head lights side
lights. Tail Lamp. Illuminated dash. Ertcrs
sion lamp for night work about car. An operatr4
BY handy switch on dash.
Ignition. Integral with electric cranking and
electric lighting equipment Gives magnetic spark.
Known as Dclco Patented System, the most cii -
tive, efficient yet produced
Power. Four-cyllndcr-en bloc. long stroke Nev
type. sef-adiusting multiple jet carburetor. High
efficiency; great economy. so a. horsep9wsr orass
minute.
sp..domstsr. Clock Illuminated face. Mar
netic construction. Jeweled bearings Registers
up 70 TO miles an hour. Eisht day keyless clock
WIndshisId. Rain vision and ventiiating Noe
q makeshift. Not an attachment part Of ths
body.
UphoIassrinx. II inches deep Highest develos-
ment Of automobile uphoistering. Turkish tvr~
Hand-bufed iather-the best 70 be had.
Horn-Bulb type. Concealed tubing.
DenountsbIs Rims. Latest type Lieht.
Easily removed. Carry &c 4" Fisk ures-hsavy
type Extra rim
Top. Genuine mohaiF. Graceful lines. Wen
fitted. Storm curtains. Dust envelope.
6odiss Note Illustration. Ds5p. i0=f. vide =ss=
Comfortable You cit in the esr-not on II. ] a
backs. Gaceful lines. All finished accordir g
best coach painting practices. 81 eoats-vai 100
ana color.
Nickel trimmings throughout.
'Gasoiins Tank. Gasoline ls carried In tax -
rear Of car. Simple, effective with two poun' res
sure. Keeps constant supply in eaIouretor ither
going up OF down hill Magnetic gasoline gauge
continually indicates gasoline level.
Wheels. Extra strong Artillery type Ten
spokes in front wheel. Ten hub A. &c bolts
Twelve spokes In rear wheel Sin hub IL 1ge oolts-
Six spoke bolts.
Bearings. An Roller bearings. thorouE = tested.
Latest type.
Rear A1le. Pressed steel. ull adins rle. iui
floating Large bearings. Heat treated ste =
shsfts Easily disassembled. an item IN H.
estes the simplicity and Eet-at-abl-ne. OF ina
entire
s,,,,I,eI,y. The HUDSON STANDARD = sim
-i,eitv Z maintained Every detail L. sible
fhere Z no Unnecessary weight All oh Aacs
-. eouvenient. There are but two ueas ps %
~ motor Every unit is 80 designed n cas-
~ quickly and easily disassembled. 1hi yhai
an advance this is over even the prev1ou Uie
SON-the "23'--the Car With 1000 les rts-1
Models and Price Flve-Pzssenxo 1ns
Five Passenger Torpedo. Two -Pessenaer 90
-sis75. e. o. b. Detroit- One pries = al -'esT
uheEe.-
Evening journal., 1912-09-20
UNCLE SAM FINES
+ PACKING COMPANY

Swift and Company, dressed beef
dealers, Of Ninth street and Girard
avenue. Philadelphia, pleaded non
vult contendre in the United States
District Court yesterday to an amend
ment charging them with shipping
meat from one State to another with
out first having been inspected. Judge
Thompson imposed a fine Of $3.50.
According TO the Government Swift
and Company shipped seven carcasses
Of veal to this city before they we're
inspected by the Government. The
company. in admitting the charge,
contended that it was done without
their knowledge
Evening journal., 1912-09-20
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The Greatest Engineer of AIl-Their Chief

The Greatest Engineer of All-TheiI Chief
At the head Of these experts IS Howard E. Coffin the
foremost automobile engineer Of America recognized here
and abroad az the startlngy original designer the
Industry has produced.
His genius s inspiration to his associates From him
they have gained in ability On account Of them he has
become broader and more versatile builder.
What one man lacked in experience, one Of his
associates was able to supply. The problems
unable to solve, others found the answer foN
That accounts for the completeness Of this That
accounts for the that you will and the very things
that you have wished 10 find on an automobile. That
explains why this will do the things which other four
tvliuder automobiles have failed to accomplish
Evening journal., 1912-09-20
BAPTISTS TO
RAISE $3,OOO,OOO
Churches in Northern COnVen.
ton VIII Collect Large Sum
for Mission Work

With the opening Of the fall sea-
son the Baptist churches of the
country affiliated with the Northern
Baptist Convention will enter upon
campaign to raise S3,OOO,OOO for
their affiliated missionary societies.
OF this amount the sum Of S2,000,-
600 is TO be raised by the Baptist
congregations and S1,O0O,0O0 in per-
sonal gifts.
AT its recent session in Des Moines,
Ia, the Northern Baptist Convention
fixed this annual contribution OF 49,
100000 as 'the ideal OF the convene
ton, 20 be attained at the earliest
possible date" The standard aimed
at is to practically double the gifts
now being made by the churches.
The contributions of the Baptist con-
gregations last year amounted to ap-
proximately S1,059,566 and the per
sonal gifts to S457 900. The afili-
ated missionary societiea include
Home and Foreign Missions, the Bap-
tist Publication and WOmen's Home
and Foreign Missions.
Even when the annual contribu-
tion of $4,000 600 is obtained II will
be only step toward the ultimate
ideal of the church leaders. In or
der to carry on Baptist work
throughout the world most effective
ly the Rev. Dr. W. T. Stackhouse
SECRETARY Of the Baptist Laymen's
Missionary Movement, estimates that
an annual income of S6,50O00 OF
90 fnaf npnE from
every Baptist, will be necessaray.
However, that will come later. The
plan is to begin by raising $1,000
600 In order TO accomplish this
every church will be asked to hole
a local conference and appoint 9
committee to carry out the new plan
These committees will canvass every
member of their respective congre
cations and endeavor to secure from
each a weekly Offering for the mis-
sionary projects.
At these conferences there will b'
a discussion of effective methods o
missionary education" among th'
church members for the purpose o
influencing every Baptist to con
tribute 20 missions. The system o
weekly giving and the every mem
her canvass" will also be discussed
Church leaders recognize tha
largely increased contributions car
be obtained by systematizing the con
tributions. The plan is to have ever.
Baptist contribute in his or her en-
velone, each week something in ad
d'Sion to the regular contribution TO
church expenses. Many Baptists ar
now making an additional contribu
ton for missions. The object Of tn
SO GOO 600 campaign is to make thi
practice general.
Within the next ten days or twl
weeks the above plan will be pre-
EsDted at Baptist convention
throughout the county. Having SC
cured the approval of the Baptis
conventions. the camnaign will be in
aUgurated in every State by means q
p series Of district conventions. The
The congregations will take actor
Try the Wants as the efficient wa
oe meeting emergencies and aiding 4
business success.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-09-20
Easy to Get Rid OF Dandruff
And Stop Hair From Falling
Partisan Sage Hair Tonic Will Make Any Persons Hair
Luxuriant and Fascinating.

falling hair and itching scalp in two
weeks, or money back.
II is not dye and does not contain
poisonous lead: if you think lead
that colors the hair is safe to use
ask you doctor OF druggist.
Partisan Sage kills the dandruff
germ because of it's peculiar power
to get to the roots Of the hair; right
where the germs thrive and multiply.
But besides killing the germs It
supplies nourishment to the hair ;
stops 1t from falling out, and causes
il TO grow thick and luxuriant
Partisan Sage is a most delightful
hair dressing, not sticky or greasy
A large bottle for only 90 cents AZ
druggists, department stores and
toilet goods counters everywhere.
Evening journal., 1912-09-20
Free Trial Treatment OF
Famous Stomach Prescription
Finest Ever For Indigestion
Gas Fermentation And All Distress.

guaranteed to do Just what this ad-
vertlement states it will do or your
money back.
Never mind what you call your
stomach ailment; Catarrh Of Stom-
ach, Gastritis, Dyspepsia or Inliges-
ton, you can truly rely on MI-O-NA
STOMACH TABLETS to put your
stomach In perfect condition.
A disordered stomach causes other
aggravating ailments which are best
treated with MI-O-NA STOMACH
TABLETS, Headache, for instance
and Nervousness. Dependency
Sleeplessness, etc.
All druggists have MONA FOL
the benefit of their customers at Sc
cents a box.
Evening journal., 1912-09-20

Send name and address to Booths
MI-O-NA, Buffalo, N. Y A postal will
do. Say Send me sample of MO
Ma" and you will have an opportunity
TO try for yourself a remedy for In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Gastritis on
Catarrh Of the Stomach that has re-
heved and cured thousands upon
thousands of people throughout
America.
People who suffer from gas, heavi-
ness and misery after eating need
not worry, for one or two MONA
STOMACH TABLETS will surely
end any upset condition and you will
feel fine and bright in i've minutes.
It's a really wonderful prescription
that seldom fails. That is why il is
Evening journal., 1912-09-20
GOOD GARRICK BILL.

AS natural wits and interesting
comedians, Keller Mack and Frank
Orth, who are producing THE Wrong
Hero" at the Garrick Theatre this
week, are hard to beat. Their act ia
a genuine scream. 1t is decidedly the
fun feature Of the bill.
Evening journal., 1912-09-20
Your Safety in This Choice

No one is likely have many ideas to offer
that these As engineers have not already anticipated
They all combine in saying that the Nev HUDSON
s7 represents the best that there is in four-cyinder
constructors
They proved every move they have made through
10000 miles Of gruelling country mountainous mud and
snow driving.
The most abusive treatment of the most skilled
drivers in the world could give this in the thousands
Of miles he drove IT, without developing single weakness
or discovering single detail in which improvement could
be made either in design, construction, Simplicity easy
riding qualities, responsiveness safety, power is
guarantee that you will find it expresses your ideal Of
what a four-cylinder car should be.
Evening journal., 1912-09-20
LO OK OUT FOR.
mutations

Give Partisan Sage a chance 20
drive every particle of disgusting dan
druff from your hair.
Give it a chance to soak into the
hair roots and stop the hair from
falling out
You won't be sorry If you do
you'll be dandruff dirty all your life
Il you don't.
And when you get a bottle Of
Partisan Sage you are not throwing
any money away, because it Is guar
anteed to eradicate dandruff; to stor
Evening journal., 1912-09-20
CLyMER's HALL DANCES.

Mrs Kirk Simmons Adult Dancing
Glass at Clymer's Hall will be held
every Tuesday evening beginning
September "a instead of Monday as
published in yesterdays Evening
Journal
Evening journal., 1912-09-20
AIuMNAE AssocIATION MErrINe

The fall meeting Of the Wilmington
High School Alumnae Association
will be held at the High School build
ing next Monday evening. The new
officers. including the president. Miss
Jessie Culbertson, will assume their
duties.
Evening journal., 1912-09-20
Don't Fail to See This Car-It is Here

II is all in the one car. It expresses as nearly
the limit of four-cylinder construction as has
been reached.
Evening journal., 1912-09-20

Trytbe Wants as the efficient way
~ meeting emergencies and aiding In
business success.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-09-20

G. R WRIGHT, Manager.
Telephone Connections
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
WILSON TO TAKE
A VACATION NOW
John Wanamaker Sends Telegram o.
Congrstuiation 90 the President.
Elect

TRfNCETON y. = Soy Pre-.
fsuf-elrct WouIruN Wilson iutand. f1
follow ont bus Listening policy f.r
'Ferdl w''ks before making auv ar.
nourcemenf- NJ important matters of
static. Th" rrosidenf.ole~t eatd fo.
ririt Do" bad lncidcl f1 r1 away next
week go a vacation OF three or four
weeks. during which rmc ho would
hH 0uf of reach Df political callers
Tho place Uhera hr viii rp viii Io
announced later ff is probable that
h. uIIl make known very u.tle about
fIn policy nf Dots future administration
before january A.
Governor Wilson alid hn vac fr
r'fI ~ r"s' aud intended fp rrf hIm
."If in sDod physical CONDITION for Tho
..e .ou ~ fho N.w Jersey legislature
beginning fhn fru of fho yesr uhnu
d." WiI carry thr fupfDId burden NJ
t legislative prurrnm for 'ho state
AMI th" preliminary arrangement. Tor
h.- presidential administration
Several f'IeFrlm- came to-day. ono
~ fh'm from Eugene CHlfr fHa Pro-
b liffnu candidate frr tho rrfsfIenrs.
llo wired bic c0nrrlfuiations and ADA
rd move wr make f unanimous d"
John a Wautm4ksr. OF phHad.t
phIt. sent This telegram
There ls a citizenship above. rarfv
1r~ n DId personal friendship fpr ,u.f
fnff calls 0uf fhis expression or F0uI
VIII with The assurance ~ mt earnest
support f0r 900 good vhith tou du s.
lrcs.d .dont oi our gr'it country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
HILLES POSTPONES
EXECUTIVE MEETING
No Reason Assigned for the Postpor.
ING of the Meeting 20 Name
Vice President

NEW YORK. Not Tho meeting
of The Republican Narou1l Commltta.
called Tor November l- Iu chicago fu
elect a successor '1 fhr Iafs James
sherman as Republican candidate
for Vice President. h1s H.'G indefinite.
.y pos 'poned
o. Vas learned tonight Chat Cfqi-.
man HNlna Who issued fhr rlf tho
ghf of Mr. -f"rWius dertr. s.at
kilograms todJ. fu 900 urub.rs OF
fho committee. notifying 'nsm tf.f
tho meeting would not be bold or fuo
18th 81 Republican National head.
.'1ff"rs There vus ro explanation Of
the ros'ponemrr'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
JACK JOHNSON Is
PRISONER IN THE
CHICAGO PRISON
Negro Champion Was Unable 70 Fur.
nish Thirty Thousand Dollars
and is Locked In

CHICAGO. Nov. S-Jack Johnson.
champion heavyweight pueilist Of the
world tonight. occupies a cell in the
county Jail. due 10 his failure to fur
rish "a 100000 bond for his release on
a charge ~ violating the Mann act.
Johnson attempt 90 provide bond
az the regular session ~ court failed
but Judge Landis agreed 10 hold e.
night session and give the pugilist AN
opportunity to obtain new bond -mcn
Albert &. Jones. Who attempted fO
qualify "a one OF the pugilist's bonds.
mon. was held in 10000 bail on a
charge Of perjury. after it had been
shown that he had scheduled prop
erfy which. under tho name Of "A
tharlcs Jones hc previously had
decided 10 his wife Jones had not
found bondsman when tho day SOS.
sion closed. and he was rcmandcd to
Tho custody ~ the United States mar.
shal along with Johnson.
Catherine Dorsey. ~ whose homo
The young whit" girl. lucille Cameron.
lived Tor several weeks. was arrested
this afternoon She had been hiding
IN barn for three Weok- She was
hold under 3 900 bond as witness tn
the Johnson case. and Pl-o Was re-
mand"d 20 tho marstal's custody
As te loft tho Federal huildirz.
handcufed ~ Deputy Marshal Edward
Nor'hrup. after % futile plea not %
hav" his wrist ma.aclod. Johnson
seemed greatly detected. but Dc said
nothing
IN his extended frh' FOR bond. John.
son shed f"Irs. pleaded. offered cash
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
FIVE JURORS In
TRIAL OF GUNMEN
DRAWN YESTERDAY
Men Accused Of the Actual Killing Of
Herman Rosenthsl on Trial
for Their Lives

NEW YORK Nov. : Five Of the
twelve" jurors for the trial OF the four
umou accused ~ the actual killing
OF herman Rosenthal. the gambler.
had been chosen when the opening
day session of tho trial was ad-
jouru"d carly this evening
The four prisoners DaCo Frank. d"
Whitley Lewis. "Lcftic Ionic and
GU fh" Hood We're summoned be-
fore Justice CON in extraordinary term
oi th" supreme court In the middle of
me afternoon when another murder
cas-" iu which The Justice had been
Sill rE. Was concluded Dree sod fault.
lcs-iy. clean shavcn. and holding their
h'ads hl-h. they walked brisklv 20
fh"ir places without needing The, -uec.
fdfDr- Who crow ded the court room
IH" men elected 10 be- tried together
and Justice COZ finding no objection
from either side. 20 th!. plan. the
jury wheel Was 'uIu The work was
couu Ir''i eNuedItgu-Iv ard uofwifh-
-'audIu- that numbers of taIpsmen
v"r" excused or cha.lcnEed the fol.
low 'lc Iccfiou~ had been mao. and
hcC'Uri when court 3d iourund
Juror SO J. William % Mont
gomery. %. hufer. 80 =. Ice Kramer.
real estate dealer. SO q Edwin
F-sH'r, '!!rp"t d'-irncr. 40. :. Fred
Cries -Cndlrk. malt dealer. 80 p.
'lar'' D. Huntington. architec-
lf believed -rr Jury viii Ie com
pIrt'i ht rho noon recess tomorrow
liHrH FrInh. HhO was seated next
io former Magistrate Chas g. D.
N1r.n Hrd b. l.. krrcci. counsel for
fh" accused guumsu. WIS tlo most
active ui the four during tho rrocccI.
iuEs ii- vas Too frequent consuifa
fpn With fh' LAWYERS and made most
O. Do. requests for challenges
MON Who had never read ~ or
discussed fHr Rpsrnihal murder vaa
found .n Joseph A. itoguc. uhuIos4far
~ wines Take h.m. whispered
llHro Fru. fn DTS lawyer. hu' tho
pro."cu'nr employed pcromr'or,
challenge
iu rurIfrtiDr t.fh fba start OF tho
trials there uero renewed reports fNaf
Oh" iuIr prisoners htd rpIue-fei fre
1.-'r.f. attorney fu tiOa them f1
escape possible death rsnI.fr t~
r.'llfuL f1 second dcerrr murder
SIR Whitman declined fo discuss tH.
matter. while counsel fnr tho MON ir
cr'l f.n. 'ld proposed ru rcror
rf.r fr r.Dm .nct. because fhcv
W'rr .frucfrf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
WILL ASK CABINET
PLACE FOR VIII Y

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. s With
NOR" than 1000 delegates from all
sections of the United State present
~" iarmer-. congress was opened
formally her" this morning in the
winter garden
The election az officers will be- held
tomorrow afternoon
resolution. uoN hcinr framed bv
th" leading DELEGATES. will call upon
President elect Woodrow Wilson TO
oust James Wilson as Secretary of
Agriculture and substitute Dr ~ ".
Wiley. fh" noted pure food expert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
VOTE CLOSE

TpTEKA Rams. Nov While
both th" Republicans and Democrats
stI n"r" claiming victory TONIGHT in
the euh'rra'"ri1l election iu Kansas.
revised unofficial returns from a'l tho
counties 10 kHu-1.. exclusive of the
mail vote. showed corclusiyelt that
the Official count would O." necessary
- dcc.d" tlo c0uf'~'. Arthur copper.
thc Repuh.car candidate. was leading
by fnIrr'u nf only fnu vofos
II Vas NOT be f"ved mo result ~ the
mail vote. which probably viii total
between c10" and 5000. will be
known before tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
Balkan States Facing Grave Situation No-An of Turkey
Unites to Fight the Common Foe.
United States Sends the Montana and the Tennessee to Pr
tect American Interests Abroad.
Constantnople Is Filled With Wounded Soldiers and l.
Feared That Cholera May Break Out

CONSIANIiNoPLE Nov s-The Sheik Ulslam, head OF
Turkey, to-day
war IN manifesto addressed the Uemas
With exciting encouraging the soldiers Of
enemies VINO surround their
IN he ranks OF the army IL is fitting that
neglect the accomplishment of a similar
In order that the victory and
may he granted without delay il is
tnat the venerable Uema had has
moreover become obligation if the the Ottoman
soldiers who all are heroes be
Uemas who felt that
10 participate this important invited 70 ,h
selves Immediately Shiek which will send ,bo
lected 70 he " '~"N '"O'' Sc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
S TEAMER STALLED
IN RIVER OF ICE

DAWSON y o.. Sov = The steamer
N'i"Ff" which left here four dsv- ago
ufH arri"i lHu uH-eeng- gers fpr lN1ffa
ilHrs'. ron into tfaNy trf iu Indian rtv.-
huI I1 fft.Iri The river is closed ru
.s side AMI frr steamer rnrrDf r.turf
H. r.is+rnErrs. including fu wsrrsr.
started hack over tHuUe Iss fnr or fui...
Among tn" naassuvsra ia Tr AIfr.I
Thompson. HU UH was fsrIuF f. rraI. Df-
tH"H .n Tim" for o." opening of parl.a-
on. no