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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-13
AUTOMOBILES

FOR fsALE-191s model American Un-
derslung I've passenger touring car
electric lights and starter; seat covers
new; two extra castings. Thompson's
Garage.
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FOR Sale five room house. lot
30x120 good well on porch. Property
In fine location. Parties leaving town.
$3.50 cash. balance like rent. Address
...LgC. L." care Telegram office.
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FINE CHOCOLATES

licious CT i.olates. Mail orders allied
for aI points. Apollo Confectionery,
4o6 West Pike street
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WE TAILOR SUITS, ovERcoATs, ETC.
fos both ladies All. gentlemen. Our
work is our best advertlsement-it
brings the customers back. Baltimore
Tailoring Company. 9Greaney Bldg.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room, use of
bath. with or without board. In pri-
yate family. for one or two gentle
men. Apply at 103 West Main street.
Barber Shop.
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y x = 3. ~ ~ n As1a,
There IS lighthouse every IA
mile along the EnEiieii coast
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FOR RENT-Three room house with
garden growing, one square from Stop
90. New Fair Ground. Also furniture
"a l66-SA. =
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WANTED 10 RENT

WANTED-One or two unfurntshed
rooms for light housekeeping. suburb
an location. near ear line preferred.
Address IS" care Telegram office.
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wANTED--A first class engineer, one
/ who understands dynamos and Ice
making preferred. Apply to r. j.
Galley, Waldo Hotel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-13

FOR SALE-Household furniture, in
Guiding fine upright piano In first class
condition. Call at al Mechanic street
or Bell phone 1861.
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MEN learn Barber trade. or complete
for $500. Wages while learning.
Avoid imitators. We prepare you for
$500 positions. We furnish shop ex-
perience. Write for! catalogue. Leader
Barber College. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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wANTED-An energetic young man
with five hundred dollars CAPITAL to
purchase half interest in permanent
and profitable business located in
Clarksburg. business established. Po-
sition OF manager goes with purchas-
ing interest and fair salary, Only
reason for selling owner has too many
other interests to give 1t attention.
Write Lock Box 125, Clarksburg, w.
Va.
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: FOR RENT-A four room cottage with
bath on Ben street. Apply at Kessler
hospital for keys.
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FOR RENr-Nlne room house. 127 Fac
z tory street, on car line, newly paint
( ed and papered throughout. Price
$500. Two room cottage in rear $500
IN advance. Harvey f. Smith or T..
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FOR RENT-Four room fiat, at 427
'gWerniger street. Glen Elk.
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FOR SALE-clean savs dust and shaw
ings. Lange q Crist Box & Lumber

FOR sALE-Two 1918 model five pas-
senger touring cars in first class con-
dition, or Will trade one for rum
about. Apply at Newcomer Garage.
Second street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-13

FOR RENT-A choice three room and
private hath fiat, in Burnside apart-
nnent. Stealey Heights, all newly
decorated w. G. Burnside, 500 Mil
ford street. VisF =
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REPAIR WORK
MONEY TO LOAN

WHY BE WITHOUT MoNEY-I 40
colnmodats everybody, by loaning
musical !as.rumenta, ate. JOS. jay,
JeMeler. WN,do BldG. Youth street.
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room apartment, modern in every par
ticular $3.50. Also one three room
cottage. with bath and one -four. room
cottage with bath. See II. j. VnlKite,
McCarty Bldg, Bell 10S, Home 433.
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NICELY furnished front room in new
house and new furniture. no children,
use OF bath and phone. three minutes
walk from Empire building. Call at
i63 Lee street. si
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-13

FOR RENT-Small cottage in Adams
fiton, centrally located. Call Bell
phone 72S-R.
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FOR RENT-Nlcely furnished room with
board, In private family, three min
uteS walk from court house; use of
bath and phone. Call ut 410 Lee St
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For RENT-To small family, deslr-
able brick house corner Meigs avenue
and Park avenue, rooms and large
finished attic. $3.50 per month. G.
q. McCarty. McCarty Bldg, Bell
phone 72-J.
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FOR RENT-rwo nicely furnished
rooms, use Of bath and telephone
Apply at 53S West Main street, Bell
sphone 10S9-R.
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PERSONAL
ROOMS AND BOARD.

RooMs AID BoARp-Iotel Privileges,
central location, good service. ver5
reasonable, call quickly, vacancies do
rot last long. Commsrcial Hotel, SIS
West Pike street, ~
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WILL TRADE-A complete moving pic
ture show for small house and lot,
or vacant lot. For sale 1000 New Edi+
son, four minute AmbeEot Phono-
graph records. csc each. ,Addrdess w.
s. Chorpening, Clarksburg. w. Va.
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FOR sALE-Fox squirrels. Cali Bell
phone l072-J. or apply at 119 Martin
street, Broad Oaks.
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goR furnished rooms, with
use Of bath, suitable for gentlemen.
APPLY az iS4i Hickman street. Bell
prone -ll52-R. l,le9 W.
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FOR RENT-tiouses

FOR RENr-one four room apartment,
IN Angle Inn. with bath. hot and cold
water; water rent paid. 1890 per
month. Call Bell phone S59-J.
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IsAlE oF PRoDUcINe on WELD

U. SIRUTHER, " n T--
Counsel for Plaintiffs.
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rights Aforesaid are the same d,ereto-
fore conveyed to Thomas ]. osGara by
said Thompson and wife by deed bear
Ing date on February s. 1911. OF record
IN sa4d office IN Deed Book No. 1s7.
page S127.; IL 8
). All Of the residue of the term In,
ate Is. g. upon and ali ifa q the coal cal
In, upon and underlying certain
tract Of land containing es2.S5 acres
more or less. Tying and being on the
warers of Limestone Creek. In the
Distyict County and State Aforesaid,
which said leasehold estate was orig
lnAlly created ~ nd of dease bear
ing date on 1901, made by
Wolf SUNNI nlpany to j. 4.
Scion are y, sot.record In
satc ~ ok No. 1876, page
svS ..ehold estate and
u ..-i by said deed Of
so as Aforesaid, were
~ and Lowery conveyed
s.vn-Lowery Coal Company
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room. WITH all conveniepces. VIII be
Sappreciated by anyone booking for a
comfortabie place. Gentlemen pre-
ferred. Call at 113 w. Pike street,
ot Bell phone 1227-R.
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Every property we adver
tise on easy payments y
sold at once. Be sure ant
not delay too long.
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TAILOnlMG

BoARDING-All home cooking. Amply
at 637 West Pike greet.
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day. all OF the following described re-
estate, leasehold estate. mining pr
machinery, equipmpent railroad
ings. railroad sidlngs and sw.
agreements and rights, and other
itates, assets. rights. titles and intel
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms

For RENT-Furnlshed rooms for bach
elor apartments or light housekeep-
lng. The Parsons-Souders Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-29

All the Ne2U
Lass In
HdHaH
OxfOrdS are
here SO
10 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-29
The Real Scorer Of
RejuVenGffug the Faco

She holds the true secret " facial re-.
iuNinauou who has learned how to remove
the dead skiu particles as last as they ap.
pear H. secret anyone may possess
The aged faded or discolor,Nd surface skin
may be- gradually absorbed. iu AO entirely
safe aud rational manner. by the nightly 8p.
picaton ~ ordinary mercOliied waN Within
week ot two The underlying skin. youthful
sud beautiful 60 l.shold has taken the place
u the discarded cuucle So little Of the old
skin is absorbed each dsy there NO inton.
vcrirUcr 50 all and uo one suspects you are
putting anything on your face The m,r
coliEed waN. prcurahlc at any drugstore tan
ounce .s suificicutl, Is applied hkc cola
cream. In thc morning u Is erased with
soap and water It's the best thing known
for fre kies t'ackhesds pimplcs moth
patches H,Cr spots sud fine surface
wrinkles
For The deeper vriUklc> on excellent
rttirc Is rovdcrtd ssNciite I o. dis
solved ir y DO. witch harcl Rlthire tlc
ia.e in She solution produces 4ui.a aud
wonderful results Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-29


Nu' aI 900, demand OF uu mt-Id
..d. IU.. .s have ..u. ..u mHl-
..r oC principle which $500 owu NOT
r0n,udc COR arbituJp
lu urIur to correct 1000 impression
which seems t0 have MHu.d urrrr.s
4 desro Jo rostmc what wa. fully ..t.
rd 100 Tho congressional examination.
uuoiN our position with rolucn,.
to organized labor vs., da. bot urIrs
u"n tine f'fht of a"} Wortm"u to iE."-
I' oss"'Iato themselves iu unions for
the iuihaIHncc of their common aud
lor,Im1t" Interests but we do assert
'ho equal risht ot am Individual to
work. Independently of % union t hr
so elects W" are contcnous aeDus;
'nc right "i unions to impos" theme
selves on un industry by force hv
assault and murder and mot against
Oh" r.aht 90. m'u TO organize for their
mutual benefit
", '"'I''s+'oh mas '''h '''',''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-29


nearly 90 mad from the awful itching I
would scratch TIL the blood would appear.
My clothing irritatcl the breaking out after
it had formed sort Of head Then would
scratch and wstery fluid would oozo from
the bumps The burning sensation was
almost equal 20 being burned by arc. Nights
IL seemed worse | could not sleep half the
night would sit up tin late and even after
l retired could not sleep hu. would scratch
uh fell asleep from exhaustion
One day came across some Cuticurn
SOAP and Ointment. | hathed the places
with the Cuucura Soap and after they were
dried with stowel would apply the Cuticura
Ointment. lwas cured in q week " Signed
Miss Marion T Purkins June &. 1913.
Cuticura Soap Poe and Cuticura Ointment
So arr sold everywhere Liberal sample OF
each mailed free with s2-p skin Book Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticurs DEPT. T Boston.
~ Men who shave and shampoo With Gu
ticura Soap will find 1t best for skin and scalp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-29

As large as my two hands on
my hips and all over my body
and arms first noticed a
singing itching and uncon-
trollahlo desire TO scratch
As soon a. ! had done so it
would relieve very little and
would leave the flesh very
red. and fat looking humps
The Laclede blade., 1914-12-18
Miss Cook to Wed

Miss Catherine Cook arrived from
New York Monday to visit her
sister Mrs. B. F. Thompson in La
clede and her parents at Carrollton.
Announcement is made of Miss
Cooks engagement to DR.. Robbins
Gilman, formerly head worker of
the University settlement in New
York. The wedding will take
place at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Cook, former
residents Of Laclede, at Carrollton
Thursday December 81. Miss Cook
was a worker at the University
settlement while DIR. Gilman was
head worker. He is now head
worker of the Northeast Neighbor-
hood House at Minneapolis. He
S about forty years old and is
'on of a Manhattan banker. Miss
Cook is well known here in LacIede, |
ler former home and has many
'riends who extend best wishes in
idvance.
The Laclede blade., 1914-12-18

room. The floral offerings were the
largest and most costly ever seen
in Laclede all Of which spoke of
peace, purity and importantly.
The services consisted of four
songs by the Linn quartet of Brook
field, prayer by Rev. Allen and a
beautiful tribute to the deceased
by Rev. Mendenhall.
DR.. Standby leaves a widow and
son, Harold, and a daughter, Mrs
Walter Brownlee Of Brookfeld, and
son, Horace NJ, of Laclede, by a
former wife, and one brother, L..
B. Standby, also of Laclede, all of
whom have the sympathy of the
entire community.
The Laclede blade., 1914-12-18
A Gift For Mother

No gift would please mother
better and put finishing touch to
the Christmas dinner than to have
Old Santa install in her kitchen,
one of our famous Monarch Nal
.leable iron ranges which we have
just recently taken the exclusive
agency for in Laclede. Without a
doubt the Monarh is the greatest
malleable iron range ever con-
structed. If you are in the market
for a malleable range we viii be
glad to show you the many dis
tinctive features of superiority
(which are covered with patents)
and found only in the Monarch
range. If You are not in the
market and are using some other
make of malleable range we will be
glad to show you the Monarch, for
after once looking it over, should
your neighbor or friends desire a
lew range we are sure you viii
recommend the Monarch as the
greatest range you ever saw. Sold
md guaranteed by
CARoTHERs & ALLEN.
The Laclede blade., 1914-12-18
Piano at a Bargain

We have q used piano in good
condition that one of our customers
was unable to finish paying for.
We viii place it free of charge in
the home of any satisfactory party
in the vicinity Of Laelede who win
pay the balance in cash or payments
as low as $500 per month.
Address oIney Music Company.
st. Joseph. Mo.
The Laclede blade., 1914-12-18
Appropriate Gifts For Christmas

Are to be found galore at Car
others & Aliens big department
store, It has been admitted by all
who have visited our store that oul
china and silverware display is the
finest ever shown in Laclede and at
prices within reach of all. In our
tool and cutlery department we sell
the celebrated Thinks Clipper brand
which carries an absolute guaran-
tee of quality and a gift selected
from this line will please any man
or boy. For the boys and girls
Old Santa has left at our store a
line of roller and ice skates, sleds,
wagons, velocipedes, air rifles, foot
balls, search lights and numerous
other things. Our fruit, nut and
candy department is the finest ever
shown in Laclede. We especially
invite your inspection Of our candy
section, consisting of high grade
candies at the same price You pay
Others for ordinary cheap mixed.
Last but not least is our grocery
department which we have spent
every effort to make the best in
Linn county. We offer you the
famous Club House brand pure
food products which has no equal
in Laclede and will give your
Christmas dinner a finished touch
that will long be remembered by
your friends and relatives. An in
spection of our store will convince
you. We fight dirt and dispense
our goods from sanitary counters
md cases making our store the
pure food store Of Laclede. We
want your business and strive at all
lines to please and give you an !
lp-to-date store. We make the :
rice and allow no one to undersell
IS. Give your Christmas orders
9 Cafothers & Allen where you
et quality, service and low prices.
The Laclede blade., 1914-12-18
ON LOCAL SUBJECTS
Local Items and Interesting Bits Of
News Of All Sorts

Claud L. Wellman is here from
Leola, South Dakota, visiting his
uncle, JEFF Clemens, on route two
and may spend the winter here.
He is son of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. R.
Wellman who moved from Laclede
to Dakota seven years ago, and re-
ports his parents well and prosper
ing.
In your hunt for suitable Christ
mas presents you are missing the
proper place to get them if you
haven't yet visited the furniture
store of Geo. M. Nichols & Son.
A glance at their advertisement in
The BLADE today will convince
you of the many useful things to
be found there, at the most
reasonable prices.
The BLADE is in receipt of a
complimentary copy of THE sound
of the Hammer, pretty story
written by William H. Handy, the
well known magazine writer and |
lecturer of Chillicothe. The story |
in Ainslee's magazine
and there was such demand for
t that the author had it printed in
form and it is having a
arge sale.
Cashier Fl. G. Lomax relieved
The BLADES need of Christmas
money this week to the extent of
our dollars, paying for the paper
year for each of his four sons,
fayor E. M. Lomax at Brookfeld,
no. 7. at San Benito, Texas, Jay
J. at Princeton, Mo-, and Fl. w.
T Laclede. We hope the paper
caches them promptly each week t
uring 1915 and that they will {
ppreciate it as much as we appre-
late the good will and patronage {
{ Cashier Lomax, Ie
There will be debate at the La Z
cde opera house on Tuesday
7ening, December %, between the b
'cond team of the Laclede high s
'hool debating society and the J
'st team of the Browning high
hool. The subject will be Re- tt
lived, That labor and capital Ii
lould be compelled to settle their R
sputes IN legally established
urts of arbitration" The La tc
ode debaters are Lee Maybee, dl
mes Anderson and Gladys Rig q
q, and will represent the mega OF
'e side. The debate will begin
1880 and an admission of Is er
nts will be charged. ca
The Laclede blade., 1914-12-18
PARAGRAPHS
Brief Mention Of Those Who Come
and Go During the Week

VIM. Shell left Saturday night
for Illinois to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Russell Thompson, and other
relatives.
Now smile A II quart galvan-
lied pail, regular 25 cent value, Is
cents each while they last at Car
others & Allen.
Mrs. Clem Kerr and little son
were here from Iowa this week
visiting her sister. Mrs. B. F.
Thompson and family.
Misses Lora Finney and Hazel
Cordray of St. Catherine were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Finney
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Handy of
Chillicothe were guests of Miss
Grace Sissons in LacIede from Sat
urday until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Dye of
Clarence were guests of the form
er's parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.
Dye, in Laclede last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Neal of Lin
neus spent Saturday and Sunday
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 7. Hamilton, in Laclede.
J. W. Brown and wife of Purdin
and John Abel and wife of Lin
1eus were guests of J. Ell. Brown
and family in Laclede last Sunday.
Among the many from out of
own attending the DIR. Standby
uneral here Tuesday were Mr.. and
Mrs, j. A. Crowder of Hannibal.
Miss Nina Kintner, who has
pent the past summer at White
Bear Lake, near Minneapolis, came
asst Wednesday for a visit with her
many friends here.
Mrs. E. NJ. Lomax and Mrs. M.
{. Rusk of Brookfield spent Sat-
rday afternoon in Laclede, guests
Mrs. FL. G. Lomax, and attend
d the P. E. 0. bazaar.
Mrs. Virginia Kailer of Naper-
lille, ILL.,, arrived Sunday morning
spend The holidays with her par
ats, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kraft,
nd her many friends here.
Mrs, j. E. Welsh, Misses Roxana
Lena Mendenhall, and
sther Rowland attended a joint
stallation of Masonic and Eastern
;ar officers at Sumner Wednesday
ght.
J. E. Marshall, who lives on the
DaKef Iafm southeast OF LacIede,
IL hold public sale in February
d shortly afterwards remove to
'uncil Bluffs, Iowa, having
ught an interest in the Omaha
'medy Co. with J, E. Byrd and
yde Day, formerly of this place.
le Baker farm was sold last week.
Last Saturday was the stormiest
of the season, yet the bazaar
d supper given by the P. E. D.
'iety at the Rest Room was fairly
II attended and we'll patronized.
ere was large number of artic-
of fancy needlework and GRO
ted goods that found a ready
2 and win eventually turn up as
ristmas presents. The receipts of
afternoon and evening amount
to $S2.
n
The Laclede blade., 1914-12-18
Taxes AZ Due

The tax books for 1914 for
Jefferson township are now open.
Office in Geo. NJ. Nichols & Son s
furniture store. j. B. JOKES,
Township Collector.
The Laclede blade., 1914-12-18
DIR. STANDBY AT BEST
Passed Away at His Home Here
Last Monday Morning

!, every oCner citizen or the town an
community, we would drop a tea
to the memory of DIR. q. T. Stand
". Although it had been know
for days that the end was rapid
approaching, the announcement
last Monday morning that the dis
solution had actually taken plac,
was a shock to every one. FoI
several months he had suffered a
times from heart failure but woulC
rally and go about in his usual way
but every recurring attack left the
vital spark weaker until it finally
gave way entirely and he peace.
fully passed away about 2 O'Clock
last Monday morning, December
IA, 1914. 1t was the writer's good
fortune to have known him for
more than thirty years, and we only
knew him as friend, a helper and
giver of good advice and wise
council.
DR.. Standby was born at Paris,
Illinois, January 13, 1847. His
early life was spent on a farm, and
he enjoyed the educational facilities
of his neighbo1hood. AfterwardI
he attended the Edgar academy in
his home town. Imbued with an
ambition to study and practice
medicine, he read awhile and then
attended lectures at Ann Arbor,
Mich, in 1866. In 1869 he enter
ed Rush Medical college and grad
uated from that institution in the
spring of 1870. In June Of the
same year he came to Laclede for
the practice Of his profession and
followed it all the years up to a
short time ago. During that time
he was also engaged in other pur-
suits. For a number of years he
was connected with a drug firm,
and for fifteen years has been pres
ldent and one of the owners Of the
Lomax & Standby bank; was en-
gagged extensively in farming; was
one Of the promoters and organizers
# the Laelede Electric Light COM
oany and was its president at the ,
ime Of his death. He was in
ensely loyal to the town and COM
nunity and aided in every way be !
ould every worthy enterprise. He :
financially and left a fine
state. For years he has been one
f the leading members of thel
lethodist Episcopal church: was \
resident OF the. offlclal board at $
ne Time OF ms deathi had been a q
'acher IN the Sunday school for A
lany years and was rarely ever abb G
mt at church services. It would q
9 hard to mention any worthy in Il
tuition or enterprise Of the town Z
40 community in which DR. pl