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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-21
notice. 10 CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given thar on
Tuesday. October Ist. 1912. the coun=
~ Court OF Harrison County. West
Virginia. viii let a. contract for the
construction of two al'utments for a
bridge across Tenmtle creeE. in the
town of Lumberport. same to be either
stone or concrete.
Bids may be filed with the Clerk Of
the County Court, or the County
Court up until noon Of the day OF
fetting.
The Court reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Plans and specifications for said
work may be seen by calling at the
County Clerks Office or the County
Surveyor.
BY order of the County Court OF
Harrison County. West Virginia.
w. GUY TETRBCB, Clerk.
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Take little personal pride in your
success as "A WANT ADVERTISER.
For instance. If you have furnished
rooms to rent. see how QUICKLY
your want advertising will find new
tenants. when AGENCIES occur.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

IeHNIOV4A1 -NNVAANlH1'
DR.. Avis. dentist. announces the re-
Enoval Of his Offices from 3344s West
Main street to the Union National
Bank Binding. Fourth floor. front
Bell phone.
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OR BENT-Apartment, presses,
pantry. private bath. gas. hot and
cold water furnished. $40 per
month: also large room furnished.
could Be used for light housekeep-
ing; no children; reference re-
iired. 436 w. Pike street.
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N)R SALE-EiGht room house with
good sized lot on Hornor avenue.
price and terms reasonable. -
lots In PrBchard and Reynolds ad-
ditions. Northview. all IN about one
block OF the new street car line.
Price 5000 ana up per lot. ]. o. +.
TIdler. 2i4 Court St. City.
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WANTED - Experienced travelling
salesman to sell popular priced liae
of queensware and ggocers special
ties to the general store trade IN
West Virginia Liberal proposition
to the right man. Apply Wednes-
day. September 18th. to r. J. Ell
lott Glen Elk Hotel, cIarksburg.
W. Va.
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FOE SALE

OR. sALE-Good farms ranging
from 40 TO 23s acres. Prices ac-
eo-dingIy. Farms lay near Zanes-
vile. Ohio. Do not buy until you
see what have. Address G. NJ
Mock. 4s I-2 n. 5th St. GAINESVILLE.
Ohio.
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WANTED-By young lady, . place
TO board and room IN. private fam
ny. while attending School at the
business college family without ehil-
dren preferred. want TO do light
work morning and evening TO pay
for board and room. Address Route
2. BOX 2, shinnston, W. Va.
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FOR SALE Zine family driving
horse. work single or double. good,
strong. free driver. City broke. also
good auto back buggy: viii sell
either or both cheap. Address c.
W. Leagett. city.
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LOST

BosT-Tuesday at Fair Ground, n
bunch of keys on ring. with check
bearing No. 1886. Finder please
return at Telegram Office.
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8AJIESRFEN

s1TTsSfES WaSTTsD-T6e Central
w. Va. Oxypathor Co. has the ex-
elusive right to sell oxypathors IN
the counties of Harrison. Barbour.
Braxton, Lewis. Pocahontas, Ran
doIph, Taylor. Tucker Upshur and
webster. Active representatives
are wanted In these counties with
whom liberal contracts will be
made. n. E. cuthbert. Mgr, 1872
West Main ST.. Clarksburg, w. Va.
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FOR sAIE-one Of the prettiest ana
most convenient little homes in tn
heart OF CIarksburs. only a few
minutes walk from the court house.
Recently built. newly painted and
finely papered: six rooms and bath.
large veranda, slate roof oak finish
throughout. elegant cabinet mantels
and fixtures. large lawn. Built for
a home. The best proposition on
the market. Cash OF terms. APP
ply J-47. the Wil1ison-Dennison Co.
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LADIES, HOME JoURNEL, $50
year. Subscribe now for the Pic
toual Review. one year 81. years
$3.50, 3 years 50. or 5 years $500.
woman:s Home COMPANION. 3 years
IS Saturday Evening Post $3.50.
Grace 2. Keyes, corner Third and
Hickman streets. Bell 662-J.
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5S RENT-In Broad Oaks, No.
1923. Williams street, room
house. cellar. good well Of water
"a fruit: size OF lot 4Ox210 feet
This is an ideal home and rents
for $40 a month. The Mutual
Real Estate and Brokerage Com
pany rooms 90 and 81. Gore Bldg
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GIL s.lggIlz.D -Is;oE genera IlOnse-
work Apply At 11s VFebsteE St
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IIgIls9Ia0-A Ed6chel- Girl- . faeI
cOfmeretal Hotel
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RENT-On6 e FOOI1 ii OVeF
,,ptter Roofing and Cornfee Co.
sPply to c. P. Howell, Room IS.
owndes building. Third Street..
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u Rl5NT-sluele Or connecting
rooms. furnished for bachelor
lpartnents or light housekeep-
4ne. The ParponE-soudezs Co.
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FOR sALE-The best vacant lot on
Dun street. stealey Heights. 4Ox12O.
Price 81. ESQ. Fuel City Realty Co..
Con Bldg.
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VEANTEED-.A first class skirt maker.
one tina has had experience in.
tailor made skirts. also an aD-
prentice girl to help with ladies'
coats. enly first class sewers
need apply ]. Myers, Ladies TAFT
or. Gore Bldg Second door, phone
75s-L
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PAIR GR0UIIl'
ATlBI IO3T

4 room cottage, metal ZOO
brick foundation, cOrneE
4Ox120 feet.
PRICE 81, 800
Easy DayIDeafS
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'VgllSlZs girl for general house
work Two IA family. No wash
ing Apply at once. 829 Jarvis
street.
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TOE FIT


TOP Ps17l1Il
.-.-Ss.-,------..ll---s
- IrEyST - TIrr.e nlfuE1-lIiI1elI
rooms for light honsekoepinE. 70
9 e peEsons' esAsE.elAy : s..S.- 8:
modern eonVsl-lel.ls We -
lain Street
1R RENT-One e FOol3 al over.
,,utter Roofing and Cornfee Co.
tSDfy to g. p. howell, Room Is,
.5vyndea buiIdinR Third street.
-s=
u REsNT-Siuele Or connecting
Css[S.ys - 1,oo0,.1,,1.l
= -. - 1,-,,4 ,o,,seI-SeT,
- sr7,o 7s.r-ongZso5,5lerl a.
lR RENT-IEater rent paid house
70. II. school s.. $3.50; sc. 10
~. 81 !. 10 Ponlar 81 as. EaebI
$500 Vac nod4rn, Convenience
4a.,lS, - re- ,NFor1an room- Z
.I-v,in Ts1de. or rs SFecbanfc 81.
=
3 RENT-To family without chill
szens 100 1Dar+ne14 5onse
soIsEo coId ana 6o+ v,ateT, furnf.l-
- Sn-,I,y - Haza Moran On
n[emiees
II 7z77777;- So, 75,--;se ~ :7T7;;l
800 Main 6treet. .Anply 10 q rs
rTowell. room Is. L.owndes Bldg.
----=---=---- -
zssVAs AlH4AlE1-AllasN4.7- sEo1s t1ls-Ss "a
~ --Looll a ss..1 os.e 1911 81
Ts-vts go car Ave- Ben 5phoneI
PIER OF 4 J. White. rooms q
ana q FsL.9onS-Ssoueeel 80.
81 RENT-One four room cottage
with large yard and garden 125I
ocelto street. Broad Oaks. Can
Bell phone 6S2-5.' OF 12S sycamore
street
oR RENT-seven room house at
once RalI o4Taa+ ao144b NJ BreVy-I
~. All modem convenience. safe
wen and splendid laundry. Price
6$22.5o IN advance. CAN on either
e--- - -----
pr RENT-1'yFo lnFge front rooms
nicely furnished. third door only.
l Il = , seeoao Ss'' over ONCE
=. 17-,7,- So -,..--,
~ '4As - =. ,l--l -
pantry PrlSstee Dstn. gas my ~
cold water fuFnlsneo. Per
month also large room furnished
could Be used for light housekeep-
ing; no children; reference re-
.ired- 1876 W. PIKE street.
m RENT-7n Brood oaks No.
1913, Williams street, Z room
house. cellar. good well Of water
ID fruit: size of lot 40x21O feet
This is an ideal home and rents
for 500 a month. The Mutual
IpaeI I,s+.te ond brokerage Com
- 49, -oNaS % on5 o. 60 plde
'e-"1 ---- : = '
SR PFNT-TWo furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply at
331 Wilson Street.
-. = - -,
bath z4s south Chestnut Street.
Rent s25 mar month water furnish
Tob
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IYA4GII1 Gil Tor geIel9lI house
work; no washing; reference re-
quired- Inquire 3Irs. Lewis q.
Sutton. 40 n. Chestnut 81
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New franc l7a =

One=fourtl1 down. one
and three wears.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-21

HOME PORTRATTS made yOlF way.
Intimate pictures of yourself and
children. also flashlights and inter
Iors. May we call and show sam
pies? W. A. Anon. Gore Bldg.
second ST.. Home phone 645-W.
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'FOUR WAY STUDIO"
1875 18th Street.
I am prepared to personally make
sitttnSs for home portraits in. your
own home No calls answered for
cheap work. Call or telephone Tor an
appointment.
MRS. N. E. RARIcK
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DAISY ITRES
2-sEoTY frame dIEellI-.I.

One-th1rd down, one, tWs
and three years.
DUFF STREET
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$40 to 500
FOR Any AND AL 4
PURPoS3


LoS made On ClAtoel gecLEl1g
EzEnltuEe Or Plnno, Elll<fflEeE, Illall.I-l-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-18
Charter Granted Realty Concern.

A charter has been granted by the
state corporation commission to the In
terstate Realty Corporation, this city,
with a maximum capital stock Of $4,000
and a minimum Of $4,000. The objects
are a construction business. John r.
Zimmerman. jr., is president; r. B.:
Washington, vice president, and II. Noel
Garner. secretary and treasurer, all Of
this city.
City officials. relatives and friends in
large numbers yesterday afternoon paid
| tribute to the memory of Hubert Snow
den, former president of the common
council. at the funeral services at Christ
p. E.. Church. Members of Alexandria
washington Lodge Of Masons also at
tended. The funeral cortege was es-
corted by a squad of seven policemen.
headed by Chief Of Police c. T. Goods.
Arrangements have been made by the
Alexandria High School for field day ex-
ercises at the local base ball park at $50
o'clock Saturday morning: A game with
the Young Mems Christian Association
team of Washington is scheduled for 2
o'clock in the afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-18
Democrats Meet Tonight.

Owing to a misunderstanding there was
no meeting of the city democratic COM
mittee last night. and City Chairman
lCharles Bendheim. announced there
would be a meeting ats O'clock tonight
at the Hotel Ranmel.. at which time final
plans will be made for the primary to be
held next Tuesday.
| According to the report of Chief OF
Police Goods, made to the board of po-
lilic commissioners at its meeting last
might, 10 arrests were made during the
ltpast month. 80. ).
1.-THE police have irlaugurated their annual
| inspection Of yards and alleys.
The Uniform certificate to be signed by
| physicians when members OF the police
| force were i'll was presented and adopted.
The meeting was presided over by Mayor
Paff., There were only two other mem
bers present. Secretary Thomas A. Fish
er and Commissioner Albert Bryap.
| Mary Cook, colored. employed as
domestic by Mrs. B. e. Hatsell was
charged in the police court this morn
ing with. removing black silk dress, the
property Of the complainant, from her
home. Mrs. Hatsell testified the girl
| evidently had used the dress, for she
found it tied in a small package. and
bearing evidence Of having been given
hard usage.
The cook girl told the court she simply
took the dress to dressmaker to have
one made like it. and denied having worn
lit. A fine of SO was imposed for destroy
ing property.
A fine of SIS each was imposed in the
cases Of Pauline Pinkney and Lizzie
Porter, both colored, charged with dis
orderly conduct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-18
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
City Council May Elect New
President Tuesday.
PLANNING A CLUBHOUSE
Alexandra Motor Boat Association
|. Names Committee-Auto-
lists Organize.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. April Is, 1912
When the city council meets Tuesday
next 1t will take up the question Of elect
ing president to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Hubert Snowden, and
also the election Of his successor from
the first ward to fill his unexpired term
as member Of council.
Howard w. Smith is vice president OF
council, and his name will be placed in
nomination for the Office of president.
1T is reported that Councilman c. \
Marshall also may be a candidate.
Friends OF Robert s. Barrett are urging
him for nomination as q member of coun-
Gil to fill the unexpired term of Mr.. Snow
den, and 1t is probable his name will be
presented. Other names, 1t Is said, also
will be placed In nomination
At meeting Of the Alexandria Motor
Boat Association last night at the rooms
of the chamber of commerce q committee
was appointed to submit plans for the
erection of a clubhouse on the ground
Just leased by the association at the foot
of Wolfe street. The association also
appointed committee to obtain an esti-
mate for the construction Of a marine
railway for the boats to be used by Its
members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-18
ENDS OF RIBBONS
Will Go Out Quickly

Very good .ends,"' too-very
useful. Note how low the prices:
RIBBONS, satin and wash ef-
fects; all coiors:- widths 10
y to, y inches. To: close &c
at, yar0. -. 81.
RIBBONS, mostly satin effects;
all good shades; widths
1 to 2h inches. To close &c
at. yard. ..... ....'..,.4.x
RIBBONS. plain. and satin tat
fetas, good colors; d.MN/
widths, 3h to AZ Z12C
in. To. close at, q yd.
RIBBONS. including plain and
satin taHetas,. and some fancy eff
fects; all good colors: Il
widths 5 to sh inches. Il WC
at, yard .................
Bargain Tables-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-18

tellectuals," which are directly 1t.
tributable to. what Ia generally and
conventionally described In the press
reports as romantic causes. Measured
by the shocking frequency OF felo do
youthful romance In Russia thgn IN
any other country IL the civiltsGA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-18

which are OF primary Importance and
value, are unobtainahie until all the six
Glasses have been duly passej: other
wise the pupils are 'deoarred entry
into the higher education institutes
ana the universities. and are ineligible
for many grades In the civil service.
A deplorablys greater number Of
youthful suicides occur among the ''in-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-18
YOUTHFUL SUICIDES
NUMEROUS IN RUSSIA
Many Students End Their
Lives After Failure to
Pass Examinations.
Foreign Correspondence of The Star.

Foreign Correspondence OF The Star.
ODESSA, April 2 1912;
One OF three local suicides recently
reported was that OF a boy of twelve
years, named Prokuh Moltchanovslki,
the son of well-to-do parents, by
hanging himself. The cause was Of an
extremely trivial nature-a days de-
lay in tailor's delivery Of q new cos
tune. Prokofi is described as having
been a bright, healthy and intelligent
little fellow. head OF his form in the
fourth class OF the Odessa National
School.
Youthful suicides in this country are
shockingly, numerous. One frequently
hears of young students Lf both sexes
between the ages of fifteen and sew
enteen taking their own lives for no
more serious reason than that OF hav-
ing failed to pass seasonal examtna-
tions. It is unwise for the parents ard
teachers of children OF nervous tenn
peraments, in the way of incentive to
industry. to impress upon them the
dire disgrace Of being plucked by the
examiners and set back year In their
courses.
Feel Disgrace Keenly.
On the part OF the educational au-
thorities it is also q foolishly rigorous
regulation that penalties tho failure
in two or three subjects out OF q score.
The boy or girl naturally feels the
disgrace Of being kept a second term
in the same class, and school diplomas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-18
Autoists Elect Officers.

At a meeting Of the Alexandria Auto
mobile Association last night in the cham
Der of commerce rooms permanent or
ganization was effected, with the election
of DR.. E. A. German president. O. p.
Angelo secretary and j. D. Normoyle
treasurer. The question of using the in
fluence Of the association in the interest
of good roads was discussed by the men,
bers. and the committee on bylaws made
its report.
In the Corporation Court this morning
the special commissioners of sale In the
case of T. J. Fannon and others against
the defunct virginia Safe Deposit and
Trust Corporation, filed report of the
sale of four building lots at Newport
News. Va, to w. T. Chaplin and H. B.
Walker, for ST. $50, which they have rec
commended be approved by the court. In
the same court g. decree confirming the
report of j. T. Burke, special commits
sioner. against Edith Quisenbury. for the
sale of property at the southwest corner
of Alfred and Princess streets. was con-
firmed.
Yesterday afternoon, in the case of
Thomas Waddey against the Emerson En-
CINE Company, and the Emerson Engine
Company against Thomas Waddey, which
cases were consolidated, a jury awarded
to Waddey verdict for $50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-01
CENTRAL ALABAMA FAIR OPENS IN SELMA
No Formal Exercises Other Than a Parade Marked
 Beginning

Selma, September 30-( (Special.)-The Central Alabama fair opened this morn ing and the opening was a most suspicious one. With the opening of the gates of the fair grounds this morning the Central Alabama fair invited the people of Central Alabama and other sections of the state to view for the next five days the best of Central Alabama productions in crops and live stock, the best of the manufac- tured articles of the nation, the best methods of doing farm and household best that can be provided in fair amuse- ments of all sorts. No formal exercises other than q parade through the busi- ness district of the city marked the open of the great fair.
 In the main exhibit hall there were hundreds of displays of every conceiva- ble nature and which attracted the at tention of the multitude which passed through the building. The agricultural exhibits are among the best and largest ever shown before at Selma fair. The exhibit of the Southern railway, which was gathered from every state traversed by that great railroad system, proves one of theprincipal and most interesting that is being shown. The dairy demonstration car of the Southern railway. which is on a track in the fair grounds, will also prove great drawing card during the fair.
 The live stock and poultry exhibits seen at the grounds today are the largest which have ever been seen in Selma.
 From an amusement standpoint the fair will easily take rank as the very best yet
 The race programme for the week will also prove a most attractive one. Some of the best horses that could be secured have been entered for the different events of the week. Tn horse show and fireworks displays which will be seen during the week will also prove most interesting to the visitors to the fair grounds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-01
Y. M. c. A. RECEPTION
 WAS BIG SUCCESS

The informal reception to members and their gentlemen friends at the Young Mems Christian association last night was successful event. The class work and games conducted in the gymnasium created much enthusiasm. w. s. Merri- man, formerly of Indianapolis. Ind, gave an exhibition in swimming stunts that captivated those present, The concert in the lobby was enjoyable the programme included selections by the association or chestra: Miss Carrie Handley, pianist, and Mrs Williams and Miss Gluchawsky, soloists. The record in the membership campaign which comes to a close Wednesday evening was as follows:
 Committee No. 3, J. c. Hodges. IA points.
 Committee No. f. H. M Reise, lus points.
 Committee No. ?. pr. R. L. Bevill, e7 points.
 Committee No. 6, J. C. Biackman, 60 points.
 Committee No. 1, J. A. Berry. 57 points.
 Committee No 8, R. D. Crow, 57 points.
 Committee No. B. A. M. Bruce, 42 points.
 Committee No. :. F. K. Bowling, 24 points.
 Committee No. 9. pr. W. T. Gill. l2 points.
 Committee No. 10. A. NJ. Douglas, F points.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-01
JUST WHAT IS
 AN ACCIDENT? Knotty Legal Problem h. volved 'p Suit in Fed
 CT. ! Court

The federal c~-~i -se ], $ das n ..lf U s.S, W. I. Grubb presiding, all day was oc- cupied in the case of Mary H. Stokeley vs. the Fidelity and Casualty company of New York. The case was unfinished last evening and went over until this morning, when it is expected the jury will render a verdict.
 The case is one of the most peculiar in the court records and furnishes material for many a knotty argument on the theory of the law on accidents and what is an accident. The story is of John Arthur Hare, who was secretary and treasurer of the Houston Biscuit company in 1910, when he was suddenly stricken with ap- pendicitis and taken to St. yincent's hos pital. He was successfully operated upon, according to testimony, and was pro- nounced on the road to recovery by rep utable physicians From further testi- mony comes forth the facts that during his convalescence period he had the hic- coughs and was given medicine for 1t by one of the hospitals nurses. The medicine had the effect of causing nausea and 1t is alleged that the violent vomiting which followed caused the stitches in the wound where his appendix had been removed to loosen. from which he bled to death.
 The late MT. Hare had an accident policy with the defendant company and the beneficiary from his death, his sister, Mrs Mary H. Stokeey, applied for the insurance award on the claim that her brother died as the result of an accident The defendant company refused to allow the claim on the grounds that the acci- dent must be proven by law.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-01
REGISTRARS WILL
 CONCLUDE WORK

The board of registrars of Jefferson county will conclude their work this week and will not hold regular sessions for two years or not until the year 1914. They are holding forth in the circuit court room of the courthouse and vii, be there every day this week, winding up their labcrs on Saturday. Those who fail to register during this period of registration will not have the privilege of doing 70 for the next two years ex- cept those who become of age or were absent from the city while the books were open.
 A rush Of intended voters is expected this week as many want to qualify for the approaching election One of ihe members of the board stated that no one would be allowed to register at any special. registration who had had the op- portunity to do so at this session Of the board Jack Woods. Victor Torina and Tom Lea constitute the board.