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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
About People
Movements Of individuals TO and
from the City.

Mr.. and Mrs. John RICHTER and Mrs.
Hattie Herbert OF the South Side left
yesterday for a weeks stay az CIeve-
land and buffalo.
Louis Horkheime- has returned
from New York where he spent a few
weeks
Christian Steinmetz. who has been
in New York on business and pleasure.
has returned home
Miss Fl"da Mckimbie is the guest
Of her grandparents in Littleton. W.
Va
Francis l.. Ferguson is the guest OF
his parents IA Littleton. W Va
Miss Sarah Parry OF pittsburgh Is
IN" guest OF Mrs. H. Maynard Kimber.
land At Woodlawn.
Mrs. les sic Wells. purchaser for
tho millinery department OF the Stone
q Thomas store. leaves fo7 New York
where she will inspect stock for the
local store While east Mrs Wells
will 90 10 Newport 10 see the late Gre
atoms from Paris
Mrs \. ]. REYNOLDS. Mr. :. r. Roy
nolds and Mrs. Frank Marshall OF
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Bcnwood Briefs.

Several offenders. mostly plain
drunhos. Will face MAYOR Seaman this
evening in police court.
The pump al the corner OF Forty
eighth and EOf streets. Is again out
ot commission and should be repaired
at once
Mr. and Mrs J L Smith. OF Gamer.
on. are spending Ca few days with rel.
auves and friondos here
large numbero Of local people
spent Yesterday At Shadyside Ohio.
and had a basket dinner
Misses Rhea and Vera Bowers. Of
this city. left last week for Niagara
Fails. 10 spend ten DAYS.
Misses Mary ami Carrie Morning
star left Yesterday for Pittsburgh. IA
where they Will spend a few davs
with friends and relatives
Misses Minnie and Ethel Burkhar,.
~ /onorh. Pa. arrived here Yesterday
10 spend few days with friends and
relatives
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forced her 10 give ~ a fair trial. and 10
efuphatlcally made good.
How many opportunities are IN rown
away. how much efficiency - lost how
much Happiness is missed because peo-
PIE hav" this foolish habit OF condemnIng
ANYTHING which il new to them entirely
without a trial
We al believe IN the theory or n fair
trial. but many Of uS fail to live by ia.
sometimes circumstances. In this
ras". fairly force Ms into making such a
trial and convert ms willy nilly. hut more
"ft"n ~" 60 through life obstinatefy In
slsf.ng. u know I shouldn't like it."
That wouldn't help me-" 1T wouldn't
d" any good for me 20 try H." and so
forth and so on.
Tn" other day 7 spoke 81 a certain
magazine 10 high brow neighbor Of
mine Il don't Ike IT," Iie said with
IN" high brow Equivalent OF turned.
VIZ nose Investigation proved that she
dlsliked the looks Of the cover and never
read the magazine
Another woman told me she disap-
proved 81 a certain author. ana on my
= skiing on which 81 his books she based
mat condemnation I found that she had
rend q single short story OF his written
ten years ago
SUCH advance knowledge T. always
very expensive. 70 puts the man who
possosseS Il hopelessly behind the man
with an open mind. me man who does
not condemn without a fair trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
DECREE ENTERED
In Marshall Co. Circuit Court Direct
ing Settlement Be Made In First
National Bank Of Cameron Case.

~ a special term ~ the Marshall
county circuit court held Saturday al
Noundsvillc by Judge ~. g. Harvey
decree was entered in the suit of
VI l. Benedum against the First CHI.
z"ns Bank 81 Cameron.
tn" decree carries out a mandate
81 the supreme court which directs
that Ben"dum share equally In the
distribution ~ "a" funds ia his hands
10 mo creditors. John A Howard
special commissioner. was allowed
s'0"o for hts services as special com.
missioner and the decree showed him
having IN his hands available for DIS.
tribution approximately $4,000 and
directs hat the general creditors Of
nc bank be paid BY tho plalntlr.
benedum. 30 per cent Of their claims
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

Caldwell's run are spending a few
weeks in Newark. Ohio. with friends
and relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Gr,ber OF AIS North
Huron street left for New Cumberland,
W. Va. 10 spend a week or ten days
with friends.
Miss Irene A. Tighe OF this city is
the guest OF Miss Mary +. DOrgan OF
Fairnont.
Miss Blanche Bresack OF this city IL
visiting Sistersville relatives and
friends.
Miss Lillian Arbenz will leave to-
day for an extended visit with friends
at Buckeye Lake and Chillicothe. o.
Miss Ruth Hillman has returned 10
her home after a weeks stay at Beth
esda. o
John Hays and Howard Cordner Of
So. Clairsville. were in the city yes
terdav
Harry Cochran. Of this city. visited
relatives AZ 50. Clairsville over Sun
day
Harry y Wicier returned las, even.
ing from Estes Park. Colo. whore he
was attendingo the western conference
Of tho Y. VI. c. a.
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Celebrated Rirthdax-

Master Charles Armbruster cele
brated his ninth birthday on Saturday
at his home. 3T2 Maple avenue. and
tho following little guests were pres
ent;
Misses
,,'ta Jacobs, Helen Wcnskoske.
Si""i' 'aTh" Margaret Jacobs,
Katherine Miles. Helen B.%eu
Alverna Mcfarland. borothv Wen
Katherine johnson, skoSkc
L"IlA Mcfarland.
Masters
" " NensknSNc, Robert Rel.
Robert Wilson. Carl Neussostc
Edward Jacobs Tom Nles
'has. ArmbruSte-
Mes'la mes
John Clarke. TUll. b.%ar
amelia Schauh. James Artnb,,,s,.-
James Mcfarland. Miss Bin. Ann
Carl WcuskoSkc lruster.
Jack Jacobs
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BENWOOD
Impetsenated an or.e,r-

'hnri"s 'Rissy' Harcus ~ Mounds.
VII" vaS arrested by Officer Higgins
saturday evening upon complaint ~
foreigne7. charged with lmlersonat.
ing an "nir"r lar'us dnui's tho
ihe 'harg" and he Will Do" arraigncd
b"f"r" Mayor seaman thia evening
liHr'N-. 70 is claimed saw e FOREIGNER
drop twp GLASS vas"s on the street last
saturday evening and grabbed tho Tor
"igne. and said o." wuF au officer and
would arrest him tn" foreigner. not
und"rFtardinr BIN very vol. topk 10
MAI Do" said lo was 900 officer o..
afterwards saw Onir'r Higgins and
told him ~ 'hr affair and liarcus was
arrested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
WORK OF
WOMEN

Tho best officer on the police force
OF Denver. Colo. Is Miss Josephine
Roche. formerly OF New York city.
Miss Roche has studied the city thor
oughly and its needs in the way OF
reform. and Is a tireless worker when
on her beat. The presence OF this
girl on the police forcs has worked a
practical revolution in police proceed
ure. The elimination OF brutality. IN
science and violence has resulted In 4
larger degree Of peace and good order
than Denver eve. knew before
Il am sending you two recipes given
me by friend and which | believe
your housekeeping readers will ap-
preciate: tis~
"Conserve-Cover four pounds OF
sugar with a little water and put over
the fire TO boil: into this put six boxes
OF stemmed and washed currants. fou.
oranges cut in small pieces. one pack
age OF seeded raisins. and spices to
suit the taste. Cook 20 minutes after
II begins 10 boil Put away as any
other preserve. II is fine served with
meats.
"Rhubarb wine-Cut 10 pounds of
rhubarb into three or four inch pieces
and cover with gallon of wates
Steam through until tender and add
three pounds of sugar TO each gallon
OF juice after Etraining Pour In a
vessel large enough 10 allow IL to fer
ment Skim each day for n week or
more. then pour into a small kpS.
ANGELA.
Chicago"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
Tango CIass-

The following are members Of the
Tango class Of the Mercantile Clun
Mhich VIII meet every Friday evening
MISSES fannie Baer. Erma Schwalb.
virginia Horkheiner Pauline Hork-
heimer. Bertha Isenberg. Cora En-
SINNER. Flora isenberg. Rose Jacobs,
julia Mayer. Anna Cngerlei,er. Messrs.
Ernest Horkheimer. Sam Good. Louis
KRAFT. Chas. Schlesinger. Harold Hork-
heirner. Dave Kraus. sam Jacobs. IT.
win Baer. Milton Baer. and Messrs. ard
MeSdeInes =. W. Rice. Louis Uork-
heimer. Max Crone. Harry Hamburger,
Leon Kiee. Julius Horkheimer. Edwin
Kline. Edwin Won Berg. August Duga,
Lou Swabacker.
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SeWlno PARTY

Miss Helen Mccullough of Fifteenth
street entertained Saturday with a
sewing party for her guests. Misses
virginia Wright and Pauline Wilson
OF keyser. w. Va. The afternoon
hours were delightfully."- spent and the
Following Were the guests:
Misses II. Mccullough. Sara Groves.
virginia Digby, Sarah Redman. Ethel
MIX. Virginia La'Ie. Virginia Wright
OF heyser. W. Va. Eleanor TAYLOR.
Dorothy Roemer Of Cumberland. Md
sarah Goetze. Alma Rosenburg. Alice
Mcclure. Ruth Healey. Pauline Wilson
OF Keyser. W. Va.
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To Open Bids TODAY

The County Court OF Marshall coun
" viii convene this morning at
Moundsville and will open the bids re-
ceived for the paving to be done in
Union district. The former bids re.
ceived were far too high OF the engi-
neer's estimate. and were rejected
In case the contracts are awarded to-
day. work Will be started at once in
order that II will be completed before
winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

Edward Cooey. OF the Cooey-Bentz
Furniture Company OF Wheeling. has
donated two benches 10 the public
Fairgrounds. A picture OF the grounds
was taken yesterday by Mr.. Cooey.
and many children were out 10 get
In the picture. The grounds are al
most completed now. and many chill
dren are 10 be found there each even
ing
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Chicago"

VIII you kindly give mo a good re-
cipe for mustard pickles? BY so do
Ing you will greatly oDligA.
"BCSY HAUSFRAC."
Mustard pickles-One quart each of
small white onions. green tomatoes
sliced cucumbers and string beans
Add three green peppers with the
seeds taken out and a large head of
caulifiower. Pour over a scalding brine
made with one c-Ipful OF salt and
enough water TO cover Let stand IN
the brine - hours: scald again and
drain. Heat 10 boiling Point three
quarts OF cider vinegar. two Cupfuls
OF brown sugar. two tables poonTuls OF
butter. Add one cupful OF -four. II
desired thick. six tablcspoonfuls %
mustard. half ounce of turmeric wet
In cold vinegar: cook over hot water
and add to pickles.
II Is a melancholy reflection that one
by one all the great ladies of the Vic
torian era are passing away
often wonder whether the present
age. when its history comes 20 be writ
ten. will have produced anything to
compare with those departed hostcsses
OF the late nineteenth century.
Life IS lived NOWADAYS In such a
"harum-scarum" fashion that one
doubts any one having time 20 b. cul-
tused or to cultivate fine manners.
such as weer considered essential 20
people OF breeding In bygone days
We have got so into the way Of Do
Ing everything with the least possible
trouble
Even when We wish 10 BE- hosTdtable
we invoke our friends on the teIa-
phone TO save the trouble OF a note or
even a card OF invitation. and II IL
much the same thing w.~1 our man
ners
There seems only time 20 throw our
friends a word here and there. Just
perhaps 70 enjoy their society while
We eat our luncheon or tea punctuated
by the ringing OF III" telephone bell.
and without any idea OF sitting on aft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
Cars RunnIno Around Ioo,

The cars OF the Wheeling Traction
Company. which were blocked from
going around the loop and mp Main,
street all last week by the carnival
shows being on the streets. are now
running around the loop as usual The
shows have gone and the streets are
again in their normal condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

rawerd to enjoy an hours leisurely
chat
Every one. including the hostess
herself. must be tearing of bent on
some fresh experience or excitement.
and 40 all our social converse is CON
ducive TO the mutual enjoyment OF
clever and agreeable people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
Large Crowd Attends.

A very large crowd attended the ser
vices held at the First ". f. church
last evening. The Epworth League
of the church had full charge OF the
services. and Messrs. Turk and Miller,
OF Wheeling. delivered interesting
talks on league work. Several new
members were taken into the orgsni-
zation last evening. and many men,
bers of the local league delivered
short talks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

Tho So'mon and uormau Carnival
company which fhoVod iu This clf,
lasi week haf pulled s'atoa and gone
20 7 richFvilir. Whrso tho, havo "a
woke engagement Tho company OK
limited flo oioarosf carnival that has
over shown Ir fhi4 city AMI while tho
crowds Nor" NOT ae I1rro as on former
oc'teion. the company 8. said fp have
---s@ '"n""t. FsW -rrs-ta were made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
SOCIETY
Dance Party.


A number OF the young people will
enjoy a picnic and dance at Wheeling
park Tuesday evening The affair
Is arranged as a compliment TO the
Misses Purcell. OF Harrisburg. Va,
who are guests OF Miss Katherine
oNeil. The young ladies will take
with them well filed baskets and
dancing will be the diversion OF the
evening.
The following will be in tho party
and chaperoned by Mrs. G. II. Duncan
and Miss Fogle:
Dora Neininger katherine O.Saii
Eleanor Taylor Mss Purcell
1-eada Neininger
Raymond Evans Milton Morgan
Prank Williams Frank narLer
Tom Lippencot
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To Get Hearino TODAY

young man named oscar Seal ~
HelIHiro. was arrested hv Constable
Noel SATURDAY evening CHARGED With
assau.t. nnd viii face Squire RrldoI
ihis afternoon % O'clock NonI nut
up SO FOR DE appearance This after.
noon. tn" AFFAIR occurred on Main
street md caused quite % sensation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
Firenen Lawn Eets.

The nremen Of South warwood viii
hold a lawn fete on the evening of
July 90 and al. The entertainment
VIII DE given on the vacant lot on the
corner OF t1fth street and Richland
avenue. The grounds will be brill
iAhtiy hshted with electric lights and
music furnished by the warwood
hand There will be contests between
the different fire companies OF War
wood.
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during the week and good order was
maintained.
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HBEDLEwolK NOTES.

MANY - o." pr~ttirst ~ tte nna I'm.
t"tlN .ol 49, con he made 90 home FOR n
l'fl ~ We "o-f IN fha rnors A veil
covered pattern 81 rne baffsfe e-vhroif-
- should 20 rinr~n arf the scans
> QUA Pc finished with entire frrr pine
va lar" can else fre collar ~ ,iestf ~f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

Great britain alone imports over
.o."o0.p0o pounds 81 frozen rabbits an
uUa!ly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

Whom MUCH machine work Co., ~ done
lN 20. FfaI shuttle Wit cotton nrer
y 'n fN1f yes.i pol f0p. An ordinary emit
90" "iI bold greet teHI o. fine cotton
sH. 5000 w.il rot DO urun1-I Iv fnt.rF
fp STOP Hui wird I.Ihlr wrsr WON ar~
right iu tie rIffaf .f 4. I.rr eco. ID. .
difficult lft ~ WORK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-17
PLAYERS
ARE SUSPENDED
CLAUDE VARNELL ENFoRcEs
NEW LAW LAID DOWN BY
NATIONAL COMMISSION.
Chris Chambers Of Ttis City in List
Suspended Because OF Failure to
Serd In Contract On Time.

Because they violated a ruling OF
the National Baseball Commission that
was adopted at the meeting held in
Milwaukee in November last. twelve
players. who held contrcts last year
with Fort Wayne have been suspend
ed. The ruling covering their cases
is in regard TO returning contracts {
the manager of the team which owns
the PLAYERS. The National Commits
sion passed a rule hat cOmpels all
owners 10 send contracts TO players by
the first OF February and the player
is bound by this rule To return II be-
fore March T. The players who were
suspended failed to return their con
tracts. according Ia Owner Claude
Narnell. of the Fort Wayne Club.
The follow ing are the players who
were suspended because of failure TO
abide by the laws Raw Haley. William
GOldrick. Arthur Laudel. Harry Mar
lin. Mark M~cLlferty. Carl N%andaGriit.
Chris Chambers. Barney Nailiere. V.
\. Hopper. Frank TOMMY Atkins.
Guy TUtweiler and Al Bashang. by
their actions they are unable to play
professional baseball without the con
sent of owner Narnell. and II their
places ON the Fort Wayne team are
filled not by the owner. their suspen-
sion viii be- permanent. but otherwise.
if an agreement can be reached be
tween them. they may get back on the
team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-17
HAS UNIQUE PLAN
Manager Blount Of Youngstown 70
lnaugurate System For Calling
out Names Of Batteries.

Manager Curley Blount. Of the Youngs-
town club will Introduce p big league
stunt az Wright field this season tc
announce the batteries and change
NJ players before and during The game.
lie Will have a %yOunEstcr with husky
lungs To make announcements 90 the
crowd through q megapnoue. This
plan D. followed ia the American As
s~OciatiOn with much success. and dOef
away with the difficulty occ~assionec
BY the crowd not hearing the names
announced by the umpire The stunt
Is "a good one and Manager Blount de-
serves much credit for the innovation
in This league
Before every game the umpire has
been accustomed fp the bat
terics Usually the arbitrator makes
his annouucemcnt from home plate
and the patrons ~ the game who DC
cuuy bleaCher seats aic unable 10 hear
Then Immediately follows many quer-
ics a. 90 who the FINGERS are. especial
is at the beginning o. Tho season be-
fore tho players are nown By sight.
While BiOunt claims no credit for
o~riginatirc the idea. nc should be
given credit by The fans for bringing
tho practice 90 this city 10 IL exceed
ingly dihcuif FOR an umpire 10 make
himself heard over the onure grounds
when he speaks only In n moderate
tone OF voice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-17
CONCLUDE SERIES
W. q J~.-Univsrsity Of Pittsburgh Basket
Bail Game 20 BE Played Tues
day BveninG.

WASHINGTON. Pa. March i6-W a
ia winter sport campaign viii be con-
ciuded on Tuesday evening when the
varsity basket ball team clashes with
the University 81 Pittsburgh zoo the sec
on game 81 q series FOR TIE champion
snip of this se'tion PITT won tine initial
same TAO weeks ESQ or rbrown floor.
TIE Red and Hia.k faliinE Go show the
class That had been "NUc,ted SIS a D.
then. lut has been IrartI.iuE every da5
with the sole idea ~ Turning the tables
va the PItt fnssefs An Indication Of
TIE importance attached Co this Contest
here i- given IN the refusal Q tplru the
gym floor over 60 fhe base ball t1ndi-
dates FOR more than fUu lays anti
after The rlff contest The game Is
reaiyl considered one OF TIE biggcrt ntI-
..tiD Aura. ttOns that has been stas'd DO
dian foot ball game ani The local auth.
critics eNpeUt Co. surprise TIE tore
win the ATTENDANCE seat prices were
raised and tho seats reservet The on
tin first dar uf fhs ufvaure sale The
NiE attendance that Ia certain fH appeal
1f tae interest boz basket bsii. BOT ts
.fuee lruuI pHrfIHaua VIII hope fu see
i1tt defeated Additional interest ~
.ent tho same nernuae - che fa't tsat
rfft wu1 ne the first college basket bail
aggregation fu appear lu H Same against
W q , ~ fI" local fIgnr 81 years
Tho ban here Tor that period This faft
coupled with the great rivalry between
10 insttutir"r gives promise ~ one ~
o. in washington captain MrCanflrfs
announced to-day that hr would riu bis
hopes ~ "a victory nu The same quintftts
rnmc Therh ie a general Relief Dol sport
ing rirrles here thar tnf Nrl and Hlark
victory Tho ritf 'raw tnd rHotcre Will
Dnfne ont Co. Washington nn Tucsdsy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-17
PLENTY SALIVA"
This Name Given to George johnson.
Indian Pitcher for White sos.
Will Throw Spit Ball.

OAKLAND. Cal. March iG George
Johnson. Winn.bago tribesmau is
strong for the spit ball In fact. ne
has evinced such a liking for that par
ticuiaT style Of delivery that his new
shtpmates on the White SoX roster
have nicknamed him Plenty Saliva.
d~iscarding for the time tho ancient
M honorable CoguOmru Chief.
which always is prefxcd to any IN
dian athlete in base ball
Being one Of tho seven recruit fling
ers Of moist ball ability, hc has %.
rolled In the specially conducted class
presided over bv Rig Ed Walsh. the
old master. aud Edward makes no
bones about telling the BOYS PLENTY
Saliva will vet be- heard from. tho
same as was CharlcS Albert Bender.
the we'll known Chippewa
Johnson is e modest person. and
these few lines would hat. been
mighty hard licking lIf for The help
advanced By Dick GOsEatf. another
SON cadet who last season raught the
WinnebaRo for ST Joseph. Of the
Western League Gossetf got tho Co.,
dian 10 open or up ON all six cylfu
d'rs .as regard. his past deeds during
q fanfare tho other afternoon and w..
learned q few fact. and figures con.
corning the life of tho noble son Of
tho forest
For three or four years bod been
getting hy With 70 fast bail. bu, soon
decided 20 master tho -plf ball which
was getting to be 'ho rnIl rapsr BOZ af
IoaguFe So 7 settled down 90 fhp task
~ learning o. and soon mad GOOD
Tho frst champi0uslIb gamr .
pitched ln 1911 proved beyond "a doubt
tf4t tho splitter vaa 20 Wonder. for 2
shut out tho Sioux CIV team. g to Co.
fUifling 20 mo- hIf game
% know fhcrev q l1f ~ things tcf
'o b. learned about spit ball fIngirc.
added tho VInrnha.o. but q expect tp
polish 49, under Walsh teaching
Johnson Ie a ro1romauIr. verlrelI
Indian. and. according f0 other West
nrn leaUurrs shp arc uIfh Tho White
SoX va ono OF the most popular
PLAYERS in TIP O.<r|U. circuit DO Fl
year Hc bel "a powerfully built fellow
20 wears DID, and urirhirE about $50
pounda G0rsrtf who caught johnson
iaef year. is authority foI ffr state
Wrn' that fhr indian fs a vords. and
.f sure fo make l0Dd frI- aeon gn
der Manager Callahan