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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
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Roy Morehead Advertised in Paper to Take Man to Alaska for $1oo-
 Kills Him Instead.

SEATTLE, March 27. Roy More head was arrested here today charged with the murder of Everett West. who was killed ten days ago in Sal mon bay and his body sunk to the bottom of the bay. The police claim thai Roy Morehead advertised that he would take man to Alaska with him for $100; that Everett West an swered the advertisement, was lured to Salmon bay taken out in boat and killed and robbed of $130 which he had with him and his body sunk to i the bottom of the bay.
 The cries of West were heard by people on the shore, and although
 several boats put out 10 rescue a sup
 posedly drowning man they could find nobody.
 The matter remained mystery for a week and then the police secured tip that Morehead had committed murder. They investigated and watched him, finally making the ar rest on suspicion, whereupon he con fessed and tolld where he had SC cured the money he was spending and where to find the body. The police 1 are now dragging for the. remains of i West.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
DISPATCH WANTS :. .R.U|IS':IIg|AR'||)]''!S ] HEAD ]
Juneau Paper Wants Democratic Club to Demand the Dismissal of i:n ,t =" ..'.' A..
 Rustpard at Once.

JUNEAU, March 27.-The Juneau Dispatch today will editorially de mana that the Juneau Democratic club tnitnedfate1y ask the administration to .:enand from District Attorney John Rustgard his resignation.
 Political ,reasons are behind the demand, besides the charges made that Rustgard brought charges against United States Commissioner Marshall because the later had dismissed an action brought by the district at torney against woman who ran a brothel The case was dismissed be cause the chief witness knew nothing of the facts. says the Dispatch, when he was placed on the stand.
 The Democrats are also anxious that Rustgard's head shall fall to make room for Democrat, and half dozen Democratic lawyers of this di vision are after the job and are aid ing the Dispatch to secure the recall of Rustgard.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
kjno Refuses Aid for Animals.

MUNICH, March 27.--ln refusing to become the patron of number of proposed asylums for sick ami malls in Bavaria, King Louis admin istered stinging rebuke to depu- tation of aristocratic women who sought his aid. After inquiring how much money they had collected. his majesty said: My dear: ladies, sick animals we kill, but sick men we help. beg you to use your money for the sick, needy and helpless of the hu- man family. You will find them far more worthy, objects than sick ca,s. dogs and horses. | hope you will take my words to heart"
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
GOV. EBERHARDJ
 WANTS REELECTION
Bull Moosers Have Nominated w.. Lee to Beat H i'm and Hot Fight
 is Anticipated.

ST. PAUL, March 27.-The regular Republicans have nominated Governor I,berhardt, the present Republican governor of the state and the Pro Iressive Republicans have placed in nomination against him w. Lee. They hope to poll enough votes to defeat he present incumbent.
 The fight between the two fac tions of the old Republican party will be watched with interest. The old line Republicans, lead by Senator Nel- son, will make every effort to re-elect Eberhardt. The Progressives hope to defeat him. but know they have no ..hance to elect their own ticket.
 At the election in 1912 Governor Eherhardt received l29,688 votes, his Democratic opponent receiving 99.- S5s votes and Collins on the Bull Moose ticket boiled only 3s.455 votes.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
ALAMEDA COMES FROM ii|: THE SOUTH Had Large List of Passengers for This Port and Brings Fifty Tons
 of Freight.

The steamer Alameda of the Alas ka Steamship line. in command of Captain Warner. reached Valdez at g o'clock last night with 50 passenger, and 40 tons of freight for this town The boat sailed west at a. m. for Seward.
 The following passengers arrived on the boat: Franklin Taylor. T. l.. Nyman. T. Scott, H. Y. Jackson, \ Anderson, l.. Anderson. R. s. Terry. Edna Lamping, F. N. Quinn, Marie Leeman. Miss R. F.. Miller. Henry Smith and wife, E. Kraus, c. H. Ball J. A. Magill, R. Mcintosh. G. Bltxer G. Gilbert. H. Alheidt.~J J. Noulton, L. L. Middlecamp and wife Sam Guyot and 36 second-class.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
ENGLISH GENERAL
 RESIGNS OFFICE
Field Marshal French, Who Signed Promise to Officers That They
 Would Not Fight, Resigns.

LONDON, March 21. Field Maj shal French. of the English army, who. with other high officials of th,, War department signed the release ;A the officers of the British army who returned to their regiments with the promise that they would not be Q, dered to fight the people of Irelan.,. today rendered his resignation.
 The members of the government who were responsible for the recent trouble in Dublin and Belfast, have all resigned and the ministry is in clined to believe that the trouble is over and that the cabinet has suryve,: another crisis.
 Bonar Law and Sir Edward Carson are confident that they will win if an appeal is taken to the country and are preparing to bring the Asqui1h ministry to the ground.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
NEW BOAT LINE
 FOR VALDEZ
San Francisco Outfit Say Will Have the steamship Carlos o" the
 Run Next Month.

SEATTLE, March 27.-7Olson and Mahoney, the big San Francisco ship ping operators, who have heretofore confined themselves to coastwise freighting from Seattle, Portland and San Francisco, will start Southwest ern Alaska service as far as Cook inlet.
 The steam schooner, Carlos, a 1.2OO-ton boat, capable of carrying 50 passengers, will leave this city on April 15 for Valdez and other Prince William sound ports.
 The company will endeavor to pre- nare for the big shipment of freight sure to come with the opening of the coal fields and the building of the government railroad.
 Other steamship lines are expected to enter the field in few months It is understood that several new steamers will be brought from the At 1antic coast to the Pacific for use in the Alaska trade.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
GREAT NORTHERN
 BANDITS CAUGHT
Arrests Made at caIgary-Men Are
 and Killed Three Men.

SEATTLE, March 27.-Two ex convicts, George Ball and Harry Nc Avoy, were arrested today by the police of Calgary. Canada, charged with being part of the gang of bandits which held up the Great Northern train near Bellingham q month ago and killing three passengers who al tempted to overpower the robbers.
 More than dozen passengers on the train at the time of the hOlduIl and murder have identified the pho tographs of the two prisoners, who are only 9 years old, but have a long record of crime.
 Several detectives have been trail ing the men for the past two weeks and the arrest was made today when the chain of evidence seemed com plete to the officers.
 The Canadian authorities will be asked to extradite the two men for trial and the papers are being made out at Olympia today and a special officer will leave for Calgary some time tonight
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
WORLDS DENTISTS
 'GA7AER'M CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March 27-~ Dentists from all parts of the world came to ChicaGo today to atten7 the cc]"hra~ tion Of the lilftietb anniversary ot the founding of the lllioois. Sta,e Dental Society, which began taday, The meeting was. expected to be the .lare- est of its kind ever held. preparations having been made, to, receive 2,6oO dentists. Clinics of all descriptions were on the program today and for tomorrow. Experts from various states and countries were to give demonstrations of the best thing in the dental profession they could of-- fer. Two hundred Illinois dentists are to have charge. of, the program to- morrow. On. Monday, the last day of the meeting. Chicago. dentists will have charge of the clinics.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27

MEXICO CITY, March 27.-Advices received here from the commander of the Federal troops at Torreon gives the information that the Federal troops have secured victory over the Rebels and that the latter have withdrawn from about the city. Great satisfaction is shown in official cir cles at the decisive victory won by he administration.
 President Huerta has made super human efforts to place a large and well equipped army in the field against Villa at Torreon because the effect of another victory by the ban dit rebel leader meant the downfall of the present administration.
 New machine guns manned by En- glish gunners and deserters from the warships in Mexican waters were sent to the scene and millions of rounds of ammunition were hurried ly purchased and sent to the front.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
.B|C SKYSCRAPER
 F0R NEW YORK
American Express Company Will Erect Thirty-two Story Building
 on Lower Broadway.

NEW YORK. March 27.-The American Express company have just announced that the company will build g thirty-two story office build ing on, the present site of the com pany office and that the new structure will cost $2,OOO,OO0 The building. which will be on lower Broadway, be- low Wall street. will be the highest building in that section and will over look the North and East rivers and also have an excellent view of the upper New York bay.
 The plans for the building are all approved by the directors and the work will commence as soon as the office force can be located in new quarters.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
Bird Importation. (Communicated.)

It has been proven that some of the foreign birds will thrive in this country. About ten years ago 15O black cocks and woodhens were i'm ported from Sweden to the Yellow stone park. Montana. by the United States government. The birds seem to thrive we'll and increase rapidly At the same time 100 cuckoOs were imported, but they did not adapt themselves: neither has there been any sounds from them in early sum- mer days. These birds have probably not been able to withstand our eli mate, or they may have departed for a southern cline.
 A.. F. SODERSTROM.
 Valdez, Alaska. March 27 1914.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
HARb0RS BILL
 PASSES HOUSE
 -, ..t :! Appropriates $4s,ooo, 900 to Fix Up Our Rivers and Harbors-:New York
 Get. $14,ooo, ,oor.
 ..'.k, T..

WASHINGTON. March 27-The House today passed the Rivers and Harbors bill providing for an appro- priation of s4s,ooo,ooo to deepen the harbors and rivers and bays Of the country. The government will spend 14,5oo, ,ooo on improvements in New York harbor and the channels viii be deepene ed to allow for large boats now being operated between America and Europe.
 The members of congress from the interior states fought the bill because no appropriations were made for their districts. but the bill will be carried by big vote.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
THEATRICAL TRUST
 IS ORGANIZED

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, March 27.-- Marcus Loew, the theatrical manag- CT. with a big string of theaters in the middle west, has purchased the entire holdings of Sullivan and Con sidine, consisting of twenty-eight theaters, mostly located in the north west. By this purchase Loew becomes the largest holder of theaters in the country. Sullivan and considine re
 ceiyed s6.ooo,ooo for. their interests
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
TELEPHONE TRUST
 WILL BE GOOD
Have Agreed to Dissolve Trust Now Existing in Northwestern
 states-suit be Dropped.

PORTLAND, Ore, March 27.--The Bell telephone trust, operating from this city and covering the entire Nor thwestern territory, have agreed with the federal district attorney to dis solve the trust relation between the subsidiary corporations.
 The agreement to dissolve ends the suit brought by the government tc have the trust dissolved.
 It was claimed that the methods of the trust had destroyed all com petition and that the independent companies were being driven to the wall.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
THEATRE 1I|AGkAFE
 PASSES AWAY Reniamin Keith Dies After Amassing Fortune-Started the Contin-
 uous Perform 4nee.

PALM BEACH, Fla. March 27-, Benjamin Keith, the theatrical man, ager who was the first to open a continuous performance house and who has made g. fortune in the ,busi- ness, died here today after short illnefe.
 Keith started in the show business as the owner. of a small one-ring cir GUS and in, l8s6 became. 8: part own CT in the .Gaiety Theater in Boston, and in the same year began the con tinuous performance. which soon be- came so popular.
 Kieth's estate amounts to several million dollars.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
MEXICAN BATTLE
 ENDS IN 4 DRAW
Both Sides Claim a Yietery-Huerta Strained Every Nerve to Put
 Bic Army in the Field.

CHIHU AHUA. Mexico, March 27--
 The battle fought at Torreon between the Federal troops and the Rebels resulted in draw battle ascording to advices received here today from General Villa. who comHmands 1H the troops. The greater part qf the fight ing was done at long range. Villa has force of 12,oOO men with him. the pick of the troops from the north ern Mexican states. He also has many guns and plenty of ammunition.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
China Enas in Market.

VANCOUVER, B. C., March 27.-- This DOT, has been fairly flooded with China eggs and the market price has taken a toboggsn slide. The Elm press of India recently brought in :, ,000,0 and later the Cardiganshire arrived with 800 tons, or 66S.ooo doz- en. Advices state that other con sienments will be received.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27

Supreme Court Expected to Adjourn.
 WASHINGTON, March 27.-The United States Supreme Court. after handing down several important de cisions today was expected to adjourn for it's annual Easter vacation, It was planned to reconvene the supreme tribunal on Monday, April 6.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27

Thomas S. Scott, Formerly United States deputy clerk Of the court, re- turned on the Alan Alameda. lsst ntght' Mr. seott ot has accepted, 8 position gtth lF the s. Blum < Co, bank at Cordoya and will be cashier of the new First Bank of that city
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
Notice.

While thanking ,hy friends lspr the honor they have given me by plaoing e,y name in nomination for 9 position on tho city council I cannot. accept rhe nomination. and. must dacline to run. vHpHfMT lsRRaUS0N.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
Special Tenisht at the ,orpheum.

"The Star of Bethlehem" a, beauti- full three-reel subject, wtll be the fea- ture .of the, show this evening at the nrpheum. The three reels tell in beautiful pictures the wonderful story of the birth of Jesus Christ and the surroundlpgs in Bethlehem. when the Savior came TO save the world
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
.Miiiions. for. Street Improvements.

CLEVELAND. March 27.--The elty's department, ,, of f finance nj G today re- .aeiyed, bids, for s1'1s7,9po' '..; x,sr,h of street lmpEoe'y'asm,ent, hpnds. On Alp ril, ls.. $sp0.ooO, worth of municipal electric light bonds will be knocked down to the highest bidder.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27
Jap Admiral Loses His Job.

TOKYO, Japan, March 27.-.The minister of marine today removed all officials of the navy who have been implicated in the recent graft on cleo triica1 contracts. Admiral Marsllnoto was among those removed today
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27

Robert Aclnt9sh. the freighter. r, turned from Slate creek last night, coming via Cordova. The. Mcintosh teams are due here tonight '..,a. 'WortmAa's.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27

Tha Mcintosh teams will leave, for the Nelchina. on Sunday. morning.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27

Chop snsy, noodles and chile con carne st all hours. Exchange Grill.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-27

Mir. and Mrs. B. M. Stone left on la ,ltahe, Aaifmeds last night for Seward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13
BROKEN
Deadlock on Money Market Ended By
y. S. Guaranteeing Bank o. England
Against Loss On Exchange.

LONDON. Aug -. 1875 o. M
With -he purpose OF terminating the
present deadlock 20 tb. money
market ana 90 enable trade and com.
merce to resume their normal course.
the government has agreed 20 Euaran.
tee the hang OF England from any
loss % may incur in discouutInE bills
or exchange 90 either home or foreign
banks on trade accepted prior t0 Aus
ust
The bank OF England therefore. an.
nounces that BE- Do prepared ON the
application OF the owners OF any an
proved bill % exchange accepted be-.
Tore that date. 90 discount If az any
time before lts due date az tho hank
rate and without recourse 60 such
holder. and upon the bin maturing
IN" hank viii give the acceptor tho
opportunity OF postponing payment
With Interest az two per cent over the
bank rate
" also announced that the hank
VIII b. prepared 20 approve such bills
% teNchange az Customarily are Dis.
counted by 10 and also good trade bills
and acceptance % such foreign or
colonial firms Of bank agencies al are
established In Great Britain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13
MUST DISSOLVE
,nstlonal Harvester CO. DECLARED
70 se Combination IN Re
straint % Trade

81 PAUL. Aus o. The IntsrDs
lo"al Harvester TO today wss a..
Jared 20 b. a monopoly boz rsstrsint OF
interstate and f0rgIen trade ana ~
ordered Dissolved by q majority a.
,ision IN the United States District
Mess the $4,000 900 corpor.tio,
soiHlls q plan i1r On, dissolution of
W. loinbihaton into al least tbre. ip
=. pendent concerns WithIn-Eu dayz-T-
,h' lssuanD. oi an appeal ms1d.t.
. ON the United States supreme g0,irf
.I, "'' ION announces that the court
III, ,.l ,nltfl tam an application for the
-, lD'u liH'hl oi receiver Tor all the
Wop'Iu's OF the corporation
ne decision % the court was gi--S
~ circuit Iude" Walter smith of
iowa, WIN which Judge William a.
look. OF konsas. agreed and from
No.. al Iudse Walter 4 Sanborn. of
Minnesota. dissented he ssfJ ,b.
,oL.p anl had not been engaged in srv
nHI ts-onabie restraint OF trade for
..1' seven years before the suit yras
hled April 90. 1912 vas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13
MOVING GRAIN
VII De Considered a. important Con.
terence t5 Be- Held a. Treasury
Department Friday

. ~H.NHfDN u c. Aux
A notable assauhiarr of rrpreaerfa.
'.rs ri frs banking Interests ard
Commercial. Ur-auIfHf.uns from 100
porte r. ... country viii attend con.
rrrr. rf fHr Treasury Department
rf.iH. 'n consider moving -ra.r f0
E.rur. ... restoring flr market f1r
....Irr tUI- OF exchange serrffarV
..A 1900 secretary Houston. % tho
N....fI-.. Department and mem
Don. no ODE federal reserve board viii
meet .". #...Hr..ra
I.. Treasury Department vac food
't f" Day with messages accepting .r.
N.'Hr.r. .. .IU conference rr Iear.
.-. .." -a| f.s department arrrrrraF
'..f 'Hr.Irr .r.Farrr and fhf 4rse.
'." no rrn..f.rr arTrIanf ahfra f1
rHu and cotton crops fo
-r..fa orc pressing prob
."#. ODE government u"l
rV effort .1 rn0rfrrEa .r
"..- .". ..fHnf.Hr President 800
.u F.I srs 'na visitors after fha con.
.-.r..
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SAND HILL

sAyD HILL, ". We Aus la., nssl-
q, anFelist. prove y'ry interesting and
quite number are uttenfinF BE ia
assisted BY bis singers. hrE. HiEEa and
Mics Alta Grow. ~ MoundayiIle.
Misses Myra Pollen and Bcryl HigEis
and M'eers Evans luEglc and Floyd
Pollen were the guests ut their aunt
Mrs. John l.. Kent several days last
w. eek.
Der IA. spert sunday win nis cousin.
Miss Elsie winters.
The picnic held rt the NJ Union
church. by me oh-iEfian Endoav1r.
Der ~ young folks from here attended.
Mrs Earle Wilson. o. Golden. uas tho
Earst % her sister Mrs. norman DaEue
Saturday.
Miss Hazel winter. o. spending this
of near ST. tri0n.
Mics Anna smith. at FIr Grove. who
hnH been Che Fufrf m MfrHra Anna and
AEnfa Luke for several weeks. return
Cd fa her home sunaaB.
Mise Elizabeth Kent spent Tuesday
as the guest % MlHa Gertrude FoH
Nrse-e VI. d. Turner and % D. D1rue
were business visitors a. Elm Grove
Yours Folk, from hero attended me
viola end Turkey Run.
Nr Charles uazls NJ tho Stone
CHURCH Road. was rn 'frr rr friends and
r..nfIUFs fn Viola Tuesday
Nr ~ D. Kent wee a business caller
IL" wheeling Friday.
Hr and Nrr george THr fa1Fffrr
Gertrude and CON George a. Won. f..
FIra. .f Wr ard NO Robert Nr..nr.
.f Peter" Run. |ri. county. Sunday
Mics LI|Ir winter saa calling rr
Fr John NrrrIr. .r Monday
Patterson bah team Saturday nf .In
prompt go fne HatIarr.r t1U grounds
Wr o. w. Luke end #alFrf.rr Mlasra
Anna and HFrra w...rHI fol. I.r Grove
whore fh.T we're calling ul friends rll-
COS"
Sites Bessie WIa.r. ~ Wrr..rE &C.
'.. guest .f far ..lrI. SIZES f.aI. HIH.
InHr
fs visiting relatives bore f.r s..ara|
arrsr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13
PROTECT ROUTES
British Admiralty Sends out Crulssrs
70 Piy Atlantic IN Search Of
German Cruisers

LONDON. Aug ~. 7.07 p m-Ths
admiralty has sent out cruisers which
viii ply fle Atlantic 20 protect trade
routes The Wrench government alao
sent oIt aarslipE 90 search Tor Ger.
man cruisers known o. be in the AZ.
IarfIc
The errmys shlps- raya the o..
frIal admiralty report. "UI1 b. hunt.
q. continually and. aIfrrnrh come
Time may r.aIFe before they are nun
down. they wIU hf kept too busy fo
Do much mischief
"A. number ~ fast merchant vessels
nitel and armed At British arsenais
keeping them clear 1f German com
wDrre raiders With every dav that
passes British control % trade routes
.r'llIIT those Of me Atlantic b.
come stronger rr the North ga
rrrn ne Germans nave sratfered
mines Hcr.mIrafe.y and whore tho
most formidable operations % the ~.
Fal YER are proceeding. tho admiralty
CON give no aFFura n~rsH
ADD SPORT
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CUTTING ARRAY
Two Foreigners Engage fr Fi7Ht
Which Was Result % OId
ouarrei-Arrest Made

irE about IS O'Clock ln tho Norfh E-f
OF Martins F.rrE when two fora| enrrH
hF tnU rIwr Uf samuel Anfa and
Fr"l FIar became engaged Ir rIf.
tins .rrapr The affair seemed fr b.
The OIfEruWtH 90 an odd crude
which existed between them rn the
fray between fhr two. FIar cut AHA
on frn neck. fHr knife cutting on email
cash Iu Che IuE.ar sr.r Tho two
were arrested about ten o'clock Iarf
rlErf hT Policeman Edmond and
Chief HFlarl and taken f1 fra Mar
tins Ferry Jail The trial ~ fhn men
VIII come gr this evening Ir police
court before fre mayor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13
Obituary


Funeral services over the remains
az the late John G. Rncldarer w"r"
held a. the scottish Rite Cathedral
yesterday afternoon with pr. ". A.
Cook of this city in charge A. the
conclusion OF very impressive ser
mon the body was taken In charge
by Bates Lodge 40 33. a. p & A. "
with Cyrene Commandery Knights
Templar as escort and conveyed TO
Greenwood cemetery where the Inn
pressive ceremony % the Blue Lodge
was performed. the body being placed
In the vault Co await the arrival OF
tho son who is on hls way here from
the PHILIPPINES. Many prominent
Masons from Charleston. huntington
Parkersburg and other state points
were present a. were number on
businsrs friends and associates OF
the deceased from Pittsburgh. Steu
benville and other places
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13
PUBLIC ASKED TO
AID In BIG FIGHT
AsTl-TUsERcULosis LEAGUE Is
WORKING FoR sESEFtT
OF HUMANITY.
t,cisiousIs Car Cir. Assistance a,
Any ATesnt 20 +sip the Asa
~orthy Cause.

Wheeling. W Va.
August -. 1914
1909 Main Street
Al the last meeting % The Ohio
county Anti ruberculosis LEAGUE
the Directors unAnlmously ADOPTED
resolutions giving uiost hearty
thanks 20 the splendid End vAln-
able support % their cAmpaiEu for
funts by your paper
While The campaign IL not a. yet
over. much % the success h due
% The free and generous use you
have made % your columns for It's
support
Outside % the financial benefits
gained has come a greater know
edge % the facts about this dis-
ease and the systematic e1ortS
which are being made TO check
10 in our community We remain.
Gratefully yours.
Board % Directors. Ohio County
Anti Tuberculosis LeAgue.