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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29
ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATED
REV. AND MRS. j. NJ. POTTER EN-
TERrArNED AT VANCE CHURCH.
New Chapel Was Crowded with Friends
ana Handsome Presents Were Re-
ceived-Farse OF Gold Given.

Last evening IN the chapel or the
Vance Memorial church at w~oodsdale. a
RECEPTION was rendered Rev. and Mrs. J.
NJ Potter. I'm honor OF their tenth we'd
ding anniversary. The chapel was beau
TRULY decorated with flowers for the
occasion. while an orchestra situated he
ntnd "a screen of flowers furnished de
nghtiul music. Those In the receiving
me were Rev. and Mrs. ,. NJ. Potter. j.
v braden and daughter. Miss Ethel pr.
ana Mrs. J. l.. Dickey. air. and Mrs Al
ircd raul. ". e. Dalzeli. MIR. and Mrs
clark. ""'
The hours OF the reception we're from
= 70 ~, during. which time many hand
some and useful gifts were received
ASIDE from the large number OF presents
tiiat were received at the NIanse during
thc Gay. Al "a reasonable hour "a deIi-
SlOus luncheon which had been prepared
ny the ladies' Of the church. WAS serN,cJ
%iter which the congregation Presented
80 ava MIS-. Potter with a purse con.
Inc AFFAIR was one Of the largest 60
~ events. over held ia the church tb.
IEw Chapei being filled 10 it, caparity
WIN the members and their frfends
rev. ana Mrs. Potter extend fheir -,
seIe thauks to- the congregation for H.
n~euEhttui evening and the MANY hand
sonie ana useful presents that they re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29
One MAN HELD
AS ROBBER NOW
TWO MEN NEAR
CAMBRIDGE.
Conflicting Stories Told, BIZ, ohio
and Company Police Believe But
Two Men Were implicated.

A band OF robbers. that has now
dwindled down 10 two. attempted TO
ROD the passengers on train No. 100
running between New York and st.
Louis shortly after mid -night Tues
day night. q short distance from
cambridge. Harry Warner Of Pains
vile. o.. and Emmett Johnson, OF
cambridge. o.. are supposed 10 have
been the men who tried TO rob the
IRAN. Conductor Cleveland Moore
charged into the two fellows. getting
warner, but Johnson escaped.
The robbery took place between
Cambridge and GAINESVILLE and the
boarded a train at Cambridge led
people TO believe that they We're the
bandits. This was denied however
at Cambridge police Headquarters
last night who said that all OF the
boys. but Warner. had proven they
were In no way connected with the
plot. The police think that Warner
who tried TO rob the home OF a Mrs.
Winnaker. OF Cambridge, Sunday
night. but who were driven away by
a neighbor shooting at them.
Warner held up Mrs. Daniel Rarn-
isper and robbed her OF 81 as well as
n watch and other articles. These
were later returned TO their proper
owners. Some of the passengers
seemed TO think hat they had run
Into a gang OF modern Jesse James"
and saw guns that looked like bar
rels. In the official report given out
~ the local station there is no men
ton OF guns. Cambridge police have
given up the idea OF a gang OF men
but are positive Il was only these
two boys who did the work and who
were amateur in their actions. War
ner Is being held At GAINESVILLE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29
NATIONAL CITY
BANK COMES in

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S-Formal
application by the National City Bank
OF New York. the largest banking In
~stitutiOn I'm the country. TO become a
member Of the new federal reserve
system, came today 10 the treasury
department. This bank opposed fea.
lures OF The law when IL was before
congress. and there were repor's
about Washington that it would moi
become q member and would prefer
10 turn into a state bank. with its
application IN. $500 national banks.
including most Of the large institu-
lions. are lined up for membership In
% system.
To became known to-day that the
reserve bank organization committee
has decided that no banks shall be
allowed 20 take stock in the reserve
bank in IT'S district amounting 10 more
than six per cent Of It's capital and
surplus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29
TWO FATALITIES
IN same SPOT

recial Dispatch 90 the Intcugencer
ELKINS. W. Va. Jan. 2S-At the
exact spot near william. forty miles
north. where Conductor George W.
NrI-man was instantly killed yceter.
Jay afternoon. when be- stepped from
b. own train Zoo front Of an approach.
IA freight train. a. NcIus Sfeuo "a
Polish miner was killed by % south
bound express train today Sfeuo
with DIS little doc was walking the
rack from Thomas to Pierce. and
bad evidently stopped to inspect the
scene oft yesterday tragedy. when
o WIS run down. Tho dog was also
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d. S. BATTLESHIP
CcOutinusd from FIRST Pas..)

mored cruiser Montana at Port An
Prince today officials Of the navy de.
partmest felt treasured as to the abii-
ny or the naval contingent az the
Hatien capital TO suppress anarchy
and extend fun protection TO am for
eign interests. The South Casolina
vas selected for this duty hv Rear
Admiral Badger because her com
mander. Captain Russell. who recent
ly vacated the post OF Judge advocate
general OF the navy. is regarded as
peculiarly equipped 10 deal with
questions OF international law that
may arise in handling the situation
az Port An Prince. which has been
abandoned by President Oresfe and
left without governments
Io-day's adNiccs to the state dc.
partment from tho American legation
or Port Au Prince confirmed uras- re-
ports Of the event OF the past tween.
Niour hours Including the Uisht on
the president and The landing of Amer.
!can and German blueiackots % bro.
tfct foreigners and tho dcsuItorv H..
Ing in the town last night.
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.

Judge James w. Ewing. who has
been confined to his home az Woods
dale. for several days by illness. Is
improving.
President Glen Peters. OF the Con-
sentative Life Insurance Company.
returned last night from an sxtend-
ed tour through the State. He re-
ports h Conservative Life doing .
larger and more prosperous business
eyer.
Messrs. Geo. J. Mathison and }.
b. Wilson were at 81. Marys, We'd
nesday, inspecting some oil property.
A. y. Dutton. general OF
the West Virginia Traction and Elec-
trio company. returned yesterday
from MorgantOwn. where he spent sew
eral days looking over the company's
properties In that section of the state.
Rev. IA. b.. Lee. Jr. pastor OF ST.
In the city. attending the winter meet
ing OF the Northwestern c~onvocation
OF Protestant Episcopal churches.
Lynn u. Crawford OF Pittsburgh.
Pa. travelling representative OF the In
land Poultry Journal. OF indianapolis.
Ind. Is a visitor at the local poultry
show this week.
been very IN for several days at the
home OF her sister. Mrs. s. J. Cuddi-
hey OF Seventh street Martins Ferry.
is able TO be out again
Deputy United States Marshal Ellie
Williams returned yesterday from a
short trip 10 Philippi on official busl-
ness.
Prot. W. r. Elliott returned yester-
day. from n short visit In Fairmont
Rev. S. $. Moore. ID. D.. OF Parkers-
burg. is In attendance AZ the convoca-
ton meeting OF Protestant Episcopal
churches. being held In st. Andrews
Church. South Side.
Prof. II. r. Odgers. principal OF the
local High school was confined 10 his
home yesterday on account OF Illness.
DIR. l.. ID. Strayer. OF New York city
spent yesterday in the forenoon visit
ing the public schools of the city.
Paul Pashby. OF this city. left yes
terday on an extended trip through
the southern states. He Will visit
Tampa. Mobile. New Orleans and
other points OF interest before return
ing home.
Miss Mary Gordon. OF Springfield
Ohio, has accepted a position at the
Ohio Valley General hospital.
Mrs. Henry Armbruster. is IN at her
home on the South Side.
Bob Robinson. OF M~OundSville, was
in the city yesterday -transacting bust
ness.
Charles Stricklin. OF Dallas. w. Va,
Is spending a few weeks at Mount
Clemens. taking the baths. He re
turned from Roumania last October,
where he had Zee for eight years in
interests OF the Standard oil Co. Mr..
Stricklin will return TO that country
in April.
Mrs. ]. f. Iglauer. Of Cleveland. Is
the guest OF local friends and relatives
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kraatz. OF
Cleveland. are guests or Mr.. August
KraatZ, in Martins Ferry.
Miss Flora Oppelt. OF Pittsburgh. is
visiting relatives in this city and
Bellaire.
John Trussell. out the pike reporter
on the Register. returned TO work yes
terday after being IN for several DAYS
at his home in Elm Grove.
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SMALL BLAZE.

" alarm turned Boo from box a. YES
IuaN evening about 1u O'Clock rsIted
lht ilre department 20 the r1rnre lD a..
ItHl or turns a Church X stable wbcrc
r3ine kisoline had become irnited. Tbc
tinIe was "a small one and the fact .t,t
was on the outside made the d,,r.@.
- Iulhimum. a large tank firfed
Nltn tne cpmbustiblc is under ne
-I"uhn ana tho fire started at IN. rf,r,
Were the machines are filled mai a..
once gotten Into this tank a L4d
-".ln nave been Inevitable.
lu going to tho fire Chief Pos. .,-.
near 'olhdlug with the CfemIr4I r,o
lnr corner Of sixteenth 4rd 49,.
The CHIEF came down Nfarf,t
l expecting the cOmuluV ID, f.ffo-
HtNtecnth before going to Main t
nl. e.'f, turned down Tourfrartt
'-e chiei almost head ou at fb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29
EX-SENATOR


Grant in nomination for his second
term in which ! s said TO be the short
est nominating speech ever delivered.
II contained s~eventy-fve words.
Gullom's career rs a United States
senator began in 1889 when he re-
signed as governor and was elected 20
succeed David Davis. His service IN
the Senate chamber was an unbroken
one for thirty years-fve consecutive
terms-a record excelled only by two
other men. Senator Allison. OF Iowa.
and Senator MOriH. OF Vermont.
He entered the Senate in 1888. a
spry. active man OF 6fty-four. he left
d IN l9l3 a fading. tottering mar OF
elEhty-lOur but with n brain still
bright and active. He used 10 tell a
story OF how one day seeing senator
Vest. very old, feeble looking and de.
1ected he said 10 Senator Morrill,. who
then was some e%ighty-six:
Go over and cheer Vest ND a bii .
WI Great Morrill, walked over and slap
ping Vest on the shoulder said
Cheer MP. old man; why you're moth
inb but a boy"
Held important chairmanships
Down through the administration Of
Cleveland, Harrison. Mckinley. Roose.
welt and Taft. he held important cha.r.
manships WI zen his party was In pow
or. hnalIy that Of the Foreign Kela.
lions committee. generally considered
the most important OF the Dot. lie
had been chairman OF the commission
men devised a form OF government
Tor the Hawaiian Islands after their
annexation and had been chairman az
me committee which first reported "A
bill Tor tho creation Of the Interstate
commerce Commission. His work as
chairman or the Foreign Relations
committee since the Spanish var b.
comparatively fresh en- the public
mind. IIe was an ardent ~supp0rter on
in" peace treaties proposed by Pres.
dent TAFT and which were 20 omaecu.
laIen ht me Senate That they never
During the last few year4 bis
friends had seen him slowly fading
away IN body and no became eo
feeble that HE voice. in tho senate
chamber was. not heard farther ifau
{N desk His term ended
chairman of tho Lincoln memorial
commission. created tt c0rrrr.. III,
-upcrintend tho erection Df tt.
s.. nnn. 600 memorial In this r.ft Ttr
one wish expressed ou bic I.4thbad
ul7 that he might live ID, ... tr'
completion OF tho national u.m.,.r
fo his old friend U's mem1-..r ,l
NIFTY years OF public service rr
only ri few month. before Hs rr.
mess ofcrtooF him. concluded rrr-
-HIH manner
No Fear o. Death.
II have no great faar Df death
cent the natural dread Of Tho pH...rt
pain which usually arr0mu.u... DO
certainly wish beyond sr. r,fT.
havo power to express That D c9uiJ
nave greater assurance that th.ra viii
un n rounifinr with those ve I1.a .rr
those who hatr loved u. Ir .r.
.ure world huf from m. r..IIr. .f
IN" scripture and oven rImfff|nr f..f
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governor fdtNeld PLEASED.
special Dispatch 60 the Intelligence
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. Is
Governor Hatfield vas particularly
gratihed over the decision Of the
supreme Court today. in the Hunt
ington gas ease. when seen tonight
by a newspaper CORRESPONDENT. the
Governor said The decision of the
supreme Court sustaining the DOW
tIS or the Public Service Commits
. 10 regulate public service cor
porations in the State is Of far reach
lns import. IL clears the air and
marks the dawn Of a new era in the
control Of Our corporations"
I'M" decision establishes without
question the authority Of the Public
service Commission az q court for
ne regulation Of corporations Of the
state o. from their decision there
is no appeal
me commission has before 10 q
EIeat work In correcting the irroru-
iafliies and abuses 20 which the peo-
PIE or the state have been subjected
corrections can be- made
iNo further question.
This court by section ts ,lart.- f,
art~ lslG Del given Jurisdiction r., lt
a'|f'. NIt Ha upon original ur1lsaa f.
"l order Of tUe public service
'I 'tilu .. limited t1 matters rnr..
'ndI'IHI HHI Ul. NOT extend ID. r.t.
l''If administrative. executive a-
'HI .irtI1n not heirg
i'l'' .' .'".frr'd I7 not void
n..I. service corpora
pm f- ~rfs.I .f H. fHr state .r f.f
''tI constitution. u.t process. OF ru.r
thereby given tl
nm. ..' ...|| |" .L.Hn..HH
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PARDONED
Italian Sent Up From Belmont coun.
~ Given Freedom BY
Governor Cox.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence
COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. 2S-Tonv
Busacca. who was sentenced in Rel.
Ihont county 70 serve five years in the
penitentiary for an attempted murder
was released from the prison t,,dav
on q pardon granted by Governor Gov
because Busacca f. critically i'll. he
vas taken from the prison In an am.
bulahce. and a brother. Francisco
busacca started with him for Middlg-
brook. vs.. Va. 10Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29
GRAND JURY
Continued from First Pago.l

Of the 3ls approved by the Bensel.
Peck-Reel highway commission after
First Deputy Foley had awarded IL.
II was brought out hat the work had
been completed before the commits
sion had granted its approval.
Want Additional Facts.
District Attorney Alexander has re-
quested me to learn additional facts
about those BIS contracts so awarded
and so approved" said Mr. Osborne "Ue
wanted 20 find out ~ the p~erfunctory APP
prevail by Bensel. Beck and Reel was not
merely a te~chnicality. I hin his n
forceful example Of the moral effect Of
such lettings and Of their neglect of
duty. And let me add. every one OF the
1lN contracts that has been called TO my
attention has been more or less rocked.
That IS why ] want him 10 present the
cases or Bensel. Peck and Reel and or
Deputy Foley TO the Albany county
grand jury. And ! think he will"
JOSEPH g.. Currau. an luvestlrator nov.
IN the employ OF the highway depart
meut, who assisted John 4. Hcnncssv iu
his highway graft inquiries. testified
concerning the road. lie said no had
taken 70 samples OF tho material used I'm
various sections and not one conformed
with the specifications.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29
DR.. COMPTON
rrssehed Inspiring Sermon in North
street Church Last Night-Rroth.
erhood in Charae.

Or. NJ. +. Compton. district suneri,.
lendent OF the Methods. Episconst
churches. delivered an Inspiring Sen
non az last nights revival service IN
me North Street VI. +. church, Ha
poA TOT his theme the invitation o.
We're a number Of professions
onlsnts service will be in charoa
OF -. Johns brotherhood of t6s
HuICh' n the pastor. Rev. J. N
liess VIII preach. Friday night =
meeting VIII be in charge OF the Sun.
pastor OF the German II b Sbnrcb'
VIII preach. '""icu'
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RESPONSIBILITY
or Death OF Two Women Placed nv
SoroneTs jury on Shoulders OF
Street Car Motorman.

special Dtsratch 20 tho intelligence.
HARRISBURG. w. Va. Jan ~
Inc cor0ners Jury that investigate
~ uvaIhS ot Mrs. o A. R%ittenhousc
as a result Of a recent street car az.
cIdent al Adamston. a suburb TO-DAY
returned a verdict that their deatbe
Tesulted through the neglect OF Jas
- Ioilng, a mOtorman. OF the car
lhat struck them. The grand iurv
VIII investigate the case fnrfher -.
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Mrs. b ANrea-

Special Dispatch to the intelligence.
CLARKSBURG. w. Va, Jan. 2S-
Mrs. Herbert Ayres. wife OF a well
known employe OF the Owens Eastern
Bottle %company's big plan here. is
dead at her home at Stealey Heights.
after a short Illness OF lung disease.
She was p years old. Her body will
be taken to Cairo. where the funeral
and burial will take place ThmrsdaY-
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Funeral services over the remains of
We late Mrs. August Seidel. who passed
away at the family residence. Las Mer-
ritt street. will be held this afternoon
al , O'Clock. Following the services
interment VIII be In Mt. Zion cemetery.
Mrs. Seidel has been "A resident OF this
city. FOR over % years and tad a wide
circle OF friends in this vicinity. She
and one daughter.
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Ihis afternoon at 2:3O o'clock will he
held the funeral services over. the re-
mains OF the late Airs. Sophia n. Yeager.
AT her late home in Pleasant Valley. Im-
neral services viii he iu charge Of Rev.
W. q. Clfert. and interment Will be in
cemetery. Her death &C.
CURED at the Ohio Valley General hos
pital Monday evening.
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UNITED STATES
ecOntinusd from first PaEs.D

huahua, with villa. Sandoval said he
would 20 to Mexico City.
Various sums OF money we're said
10 have been paid the rebels for the
safe conduct 10 the border OF forty.
eight members OF the Terrazas family.
Among the late refugees were Mrs.
Luis Terrazas. wife OF one OF the rich.
est men in Mexico. and many children
and grandchildren and thirty servants.
Luis Terrazas. Jr.. was still held in
Chihuahua.
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O.. W. McGuire.

Word was received IN his city yes
iefdny evening OF the death OF @. W.
well known r.. & o. operator
VINO died at New Prague. Mimi. recent
y tie was formerly engaged at Nc
Mecheu and later remoVed TO the above
place. The body will be brought 10
Flushing, O., FOR burial. Particulars
OF his death could not be learned as
only meager reports were sent TO his
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MIS-. Anna N. caru.han

Yesterday evening az 8 o'clock at her
nome No. Z Virginia venue occurred
the death OF Mrs. Anna Matilda Carna-
han. we'll known resident OF the Island
MIS- Canadians death came as a great
HuIprl@e 70 her many friends. She IL
Miss Anna. teacher in the Madison
school and Miss Esther. a nurse. The
George Carnahan. who died Some ,tre
ago Funeral arrangements were in
complete at an early hour this morning
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Obituary
David II.

David n. Mingrove. aged 80. a vet
eran OF the civil war. died last Thurs
Gay At the home OF his son. David Win
grove In hulltOwn. near Dawson. Pa lie
was born near Wheeling. W. Va. one OF
a family OF 81 children. His father
4fNed 10 the age OF lei years. lie serv-
Cd through the civil war In the one
hundred and Stxty-secOnd Pennsylvania
volunteers. In 1853 lac married Kath-
ryn Clark. He leaves i've sons. John -.
OF Bullskin township. William, OF Per
ryopolts. :. 9 and David. Of Dawson
ana Frank Mingrove. or Hadentown:
Tour daughters. Mrs. William Brownson.
or Peasant Unity. Pa. and Mrs. Rob
srt Russell. Mrs. william Rimmel and
AIRS Michael Bufano. all % Dawson: 8.
grandchildren and 10 great grand
children--Gazette Times
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10th Ohaeouf..

Yesterday morning al $40 o'clock &C.
CURED the funeral Of the late Michael
10th At the residence OF hts daughter.
Mrs. Edward Ritz. at 33i3 Market street.
Requiem high mass was celebrated AZ
the Church Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton.
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DIRECTORS.
=. NJ. STANTON, Charleston. w. Va.
e. A. BARNES. Charleston, w. Va.
CHARLES LOEB, Charleston. W.. Va.
BENJAMIN BAER. Charleston. w. va.
HARRISON 8. SMITH, Charleston. w. Va.
JAMES =. BROWN, Charleston. w. Va.
=. W.. A5NEY. Charleston, w. Va.
w. NJ. o. DAWSON. Charleston. w. Va.
JOHN l. DICKINSON, Charleston, w. Va.
r. c. HUBBARD. Charleston. w. Va.
ALBERT n. WHITE, Parkersburq. w. Va.
A. w. REYNOLDS, Princeton. w. Va.
H.. c. OGDEN. Wheeling, w Va.
VIRGIL L. HIGHLAND, clarksburs. w. Va
q. o. GIBSON, Charles Town. w.. Va.
e. c. coLcoRD, ST. Adams. w. Va.
o. {. ABBOTT, Huntington. w. Va.
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Nervous
Emotional
Dizzy
Depressed

NJ Nadis CurfsfaFsr ~
CsfafSf Cafro. M Drffes
D. p v Pierce 90 fanoms
reri 20 ceufa far your Com
Modal Adrirer far
mf anuEhfer who has recently
ardff brow Tho Islai uiIl
n mrrh vniua f1 frr. Ihara
nn1 usr1 far 2l years the
frrafruarfa rnrfr ned
n fHn NrIi~al Adviser and
haze fas on many bottles Of ur
a.rrifr presrrrfnr.
hove BEEN restored fahaaffh
Ime lrefi b. rfinarrsaf
Tor women a. asfrenrfh
hlI 1fr. lre for the nerves md
general health
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POWER OF PUBLIC
CcOntirus from. rirs. Page,

is to monopolize the business OF the
southern people.
The SNIiabus
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Governor Hatfield Pleased.

The opinion was written by Presi
dent Miller. and the syllabus says.
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Southern States Mutual Life
RI: mi Insurance Co. johns s:s::;."''
DISBURSEMENTS FOR 1913.

Dauh Los>eS al SIS GOO 90
Death Loss Paid in lel3-ou Claim in 1912 ......... $4,000
Other Payments to Poicyholders ......... i673s7s
Total to POlcyhOlders Northumberland SEQ, 635.. 6
- SMNe SAHAHes SlI290S6
Agency Expenses, Including Commissions. Super
A., VISION Salaries, ete) ..................... 3aSso34
All Other Disbursements, Including Medical Fees.
inspection Reports, Rents. Advertising. Station
CT, axes ete) 2S4l642
~NSS Vi Gun I'VE disbursements Gain ...... 97q4SS2
Iotai S23S, S6S. 30