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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-17
MELLEH MAY Be
HEAD0F 100000
RAILROAD MEN


Boston, April l9.- thlrlDs 8. Mel
len former president Of the New
York, Ncw Haven 81 Hartford Rail-
road Cos may become the active head
of federated body supreme among
the various organizations 10 the Unit
lea statcs with which 100000 raj .
.road employees are affiliated.
II became known today that Mr.
Mcuu had been approached ON the
subject ANA that hc was giving it fa-
yor1blo consideration The new ore
ganzatlon, to be known as the Fad-
Grated Council of Railroad Brother
hoods. WIN be- formed at a meeting
of delegates in this city on Aprll 20.
Tho idea of tho council has been
promo cd by ihc order of Railroad
station Agents which met here in
january and appointed committee
10 invite inc many indepondcn, sualo-
ties Of railroad men to send del9g1-
tions % the forthcoming mc"uLs II
Is stated that favorable responses were
received ana 100 delegates have been
elected.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-17
F RANK Gets STAY
Of EXECUTION BY
ORDER OF COURT
Attorneys File Two Motions in
Hope That Alleged Slayer Of
Mary Phagan May Be Saved
From Death


Atlanta. Ga., April l6 Execution
of Leo N. Frank the young factory
superintendent sentenced 20 hang to-
morrow. for the murder of li-year-
ola Mary Phagan, was stayed today
Attorneys filed two motions in an
effort to- save the lie of the defend
amt. Tine central figure loo "a ease that
hos caused national interest ono
asks the annulmcnt az the verdict on
The ground that the TRIAL Judge erred
in allowing Frank to Dee absent from
court when the verdict was an
nouuccd The other asks for new
trial n me claims OF newly diseov-
cred evidence.
Arguments On both motions viii be-
heard April ~ This action u the
court automatically stays the hanging
oi Frank until final action is taken
ON the two motions.
Absuc, ef the defendant from the
entered The small boat which, upoz
striking the water was swept away
by hDagy sea. Tho captain. two
sailors ma the COOK took TO the rig
giu- Mar uson dashed himself 60.
q mas 4 Hne shot from the shore
{ by Tho ul.aEers tcii across the ship,
oupun }ay removing boots and
oilers. ulte 4 heap for IL hut "a wave
swept ua Is hts dcth The same
Herc DsHt er8 an tued tire eoot
+ enj 40. ~ ,hy saIou When IN had
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-17
L. :. SQUADRON PROCEEDS
ON CRUISE TO TAMFICO

ON Board the u. $. S Arkansas az
Sea, tBy Wirrless), Via Charleston
April l6-The United States battle
ship squadron, composed OF the Ar
kansas. Vermont New Hampshire and
New Jersey was off Charleston this
afternoon The battleship South Care
lima which was Intercepted by wire
less en route from Santo Domingo
will Join Rear Admiral Badgers com.
mand off Key West Sunda.' morning
The ships are making about twelve
knots am hour
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-17
GENERAL C0XEY'S
ARMY DWINDLES
0NMUDDYNARCF
Most of Two Hundred Follow
efs Find II Easier TO Take
Freight Trains Than lC
Tudoo Over Bad Roads

ta, a4as ao luuaHAl arfefl tfsatu weTI
canton %. April 49," General
Jacob S. Cuyrys WmN oi mrmploy-
Ia" dwludlod from zoo 60 score Of
rrNuus. campod here taniahtwDp"ra-
lus IL uuius W the crund Ite "
~ march 90 Washington tomorrow
When CoNoy lcft his homie tu Mas
.Ulou. q. todJ} % was found th1t only
ID mal percentage of thy followers
Doc had counted on. were u lnr a.N-
rul had gone ahead bv say ~ freight
Trains The raula were welled hove
u,Ur bv NussiUun aphoul huta aud
when aGmerd aud Nr tuA}
climbed INTO CoXcys old phar'on tnd
tho general" gave the Imh fur the
start he had fairly large cnmmtnd.
The marchcrs found the roads bee
tween Aaallon ANA Canton Don ra'.
condition squad after squad dropped
out ana when the 1am reached
canton. only handful ot prlvata
uekod un lhr general
Where's the prmN demanded
crowds that lined the streets
'Qu Ser Nddin = yelled llapm
jack Kanr. who claims philadelphia
u hls homo "rhereH plenty Wniur
Il Join us along the way
ON his arrival toNeY nude on nd.
dress In the public square ilis tol-
lowers sold few boohleu There was
great rejoicing when llenp Vincent
ln cid mum who said hc marched
with C0xey iu 1898. Joined tht squad
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-17
HUERTA AGREES
To SALUTE FLAG;
MATTER CLOSED
tContlnncd Trom Page One)


war fleets to Mexican waters brought
up discussion of possibilities in
emergencies Mr. Wilson held that
while no one doubted the right of the
executive to take immediate steps,
such as the landing Of marines, or pa
cific blockade, or even the lombard
ment Of coast town. it would be
more natural, while congress was in
session, for the president to work
In close cooperation with the legis,
lative branch Of the government
whether he had authority or not TO
take aggressive steps.
These discussions attracted atten-
ton, as pointing to the inclination Of
the administration to be aggressive i'm
future dealings with the Mexican au-
thorities
"Adylcos from Tampico' said a
statement from the state department,
"are TO the effect that the warehouses
Of the Agencia Commercial which
were destroyed IN the late attack on
Tampico, were the property of the
Mexican government II is said that
while the buildings themselves were
Of little value, the merchandise stored
In them by the Agoncia Commercial
was worth approximately half q mil
/ lion pesos.
Spain Presses Her Claims.
Senior Biano. the spanish amhes-
saior. who was among Secretary
! Bryans callers today again pressed
/ the claims for redress Of the seven
hundred Spanish subjects expelled by
General FHla from Torreon He had
/ been informed by Secretary Bryan
of General Carran2a's decision TO acl
upon representations made by the
United States I'm behalf OF foreigner.
\ Ia Mexico. but thc Madrid govern
mont is not satisfied merely with q
promise that future claims of Span
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-17

economics hage been brought about
IN the expenditures for the navy
Mr. Daniels sld "rhc appropriation
hill now before conrrc O. le thon
that Of last year. yet mHt Near np-
preparation included only ono miur
ship This year. with less money $500
proposed 10 build two ThH haas been
done hy The cutting Of counue# little
unnecessary expenditure as we'll oH
by 'hc saving 81 pueuculy mluou
dollars IA The purchase ~ mteta CON
mtlloghlp. no 3o lu certain inter
estod quarters whore competition hHE
resulted IN q cutting NJ profits ot-
tcmpis have been nude to convince
the public that the navy has suffered.
coz would suffer iu thc future. from
these more huanossiko methods of
spending the peoples money
Nj United bchini President
Secretary Daniels sud there were
uo political parties m this country
when the honor of the nation D. at
stake
When the president directed me to
order the Atlantic rcct 20 Mexico"
hc said mot voice WAS raised rs
9ny newspaper IN America but to up-
hold the patriotic uct There is mot
o. place where There is man who
would uai spend the last dollar in tb,
rauonH treasury Co dcfcnI thc cour-
tn honor
lhI n uruasion whore b.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-17

Ar>cuatc oi l.ead and iai.s Cis,a.
nest brand. hy the pound or l"o
pounds Spray pumps. Nj lrits's.
H. W TEE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-17
pVutt NOTICE.

Tho bulrJ % srant commissioner
81 THE Atr.sco grant hy This, notify tte
public rs General that hereafter NJ.
ledy UH lc permitted to enter Inside
the boundaries aG said grant witA
livestock before notifying said N"aa
- obtain permission from the SAINT
otherwise amy person or persons
found With livestock inside of said
community im3 81 said grgnt without
Hd permit wil 10 considered . tires.
passer ANA will be treated according
lr thc rules and bylaws of said in
corporation n Their discretion accord.
Ha to the case Uut effenso.
DAVID j. METZGAR
Chairman BOARD 81 Grant Commits.
sl8mers
5esE pE HA-He SANCHEZ
Secretary
April %. g. Il. 1914
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-17

Every ono fresh, c,can, tested,
dumped and guaranteed. Gcutry's
eggs In scaled bONcs M JgnaN Ma
IuY's. Hawkins
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-17

tr'-h elaih.m Hour nlunv~ ni
l'n"d Nt'Waucque Mlutuw Cumpan,
tsitunr hna
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-17

Rio l'uCrCO hay selected WITH rNtc
IA clean. bright stun.
n. W. ttE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-17

Fresh Graham Flour always on
hand Aihuaueraae Milling COMPANY.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-10-17
Brie4s Of NE Week


Louis Bender received a broken leg
in an accident at the Nichols camp,
Tuesday.
Ruth V. Doane is the new editor of
the Central Lake Torch. Here's luck
to you, Ruth.
If you are in want of RUG of any
size you will be amply rewarded by
\ roking over Empey Bros. stock for
they are carrying full line.
In football game played in the mud
East Jordan High School lost to Boyne
City on the latters grounds Saturday
afternoon by a score of 81 to 0.
Mrs. Lucy Ellis, a well known resi-
dent Of Boyne City, dropped dead from
acute heart failure last Saturday even
ing at the B. C. G. G. A. depot.
HCharlevoix Pomona Grange will meet
with Marion Center Grange on Thurs
day Nov. 5, Pomona delegates to State
Grange will be elected at that time.
Insurance adjustors were here this
week and made a settlement with Mrs.
Prior for the partial burning of her
property--the Russell House. Work
men were Immediately set to work
clearing up the debris. When rebuilt
the building will be two-story struc-
tyre instead of three.
SSouth Lake Lodge, X. P, enjoyed
their annual game hunt on Tuesday
last under the captaincys of Ira Brad
shaw and Laurence Monroe, the form.
er side winning out by about 1900
points. The supper was held the next
evening Wednesday, about $50 par
ticipating.
AT the Charlevoix Changers County
Convention held at Pine Lake grange
on Tuesday Oct. 6, the following were
elected as delegates 10 the State Ora
nge. Dist. No. /, E. E. Stroud and
wife. Dist. No. 2, James Willis and
wife. Dist. No. 3, Herman Barber and
held with Maple Grove Grange.
A County Sunday School Conference
was held at Charlevoix, Friday after
noon conducted by E. K. Mohr Supt.
of the State Sunday School work.
Among those from here attending were
,Thomas Joynt, Ed. Mackey, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Porter, Miss Agnes Porter
Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Sherman, nellie Mad
daugh, Rev. Grigsby and daughter Hiss
Violet.
The Republican County Committee
met at the Wolverine Hotel at Boyne
City last Saturday evening and formu-
lated plans for Campaigning for the
November election. There were repre-
sentatives present from various parts
of the county and all were enthusiastic
over the prospects Of sweeping Re-
publican victory in the State at the
coming election.
At West Branch last Friday Miss
Olive Hunsberger and Perry Shook
were united in marriage b. Rev. Mer-
rill. Poth young people are well kHo-
wn and popular East Jordan young
people, the bride being chief operator
at the local telephone office for some
time. Their many friends here unite
in extending sincere congratulations.
They will make this city their home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-10
French Ambassador soeaks.


The French ambassador. Paul Cam.
bon. said:
I'VE are allied for the defense of
liberty. OF empire and for the protec.
ton OF oppressed nationalities. We
have never had any other end in view
than the maintenance OF peace. and
in spite OF all the snares which have
been laid for US We have never ceased
TO work for H. II Is therefore a lihel
To assert thai al any moment we
cherished warlike mental reserva-
tons
when history seeks out the re.
sponsible authors OF so much blood
shed; Of so much ruin and the misery
OF those mourning: Of those method
cal massacres and OF that mourning
which Is OF every family from one
end OF Europe to the other: OF that
systematic destruction Of monuments
the sublime expression OF Christian
'hought-we can remain imperturable
the responsibility will not lie with
us
we did not attack: we acted in
selfdefense. We did not seek 20
shake the lusts OF conquest and domin-
alton; we simply wish to save Euro
pean civilization We know that this
war has been long prepared: that the
powerful instruments OF destruction
have been created. that there has
been inculcated into p whole people
the cult Of force and di~iain Of right
and there has been persistent on.
deavOr TO Danish all feeling Of human.
ity from its heart. that once order.
" nation has been turned into a house
OF bartarians"
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CARRANZA IS
CONTINUED Prom first Pas.)

means TO bring about peaceful ar
rangement OF this trouble. The Aguas
Calientes convention must obey Gen
eral Carranza. or the delegates TO IL
viii be treated as traitors. We have
sufficient means at our disposal to
make good our mandates"
Foreign Minister Fabella expected
TO arrive in the capital tomorrow
from Cordoba. where he has been with
General Carranza. arranging the de-
tails for the evacuation OF Vera Cruz
by the American forces. According
TO high official here. a statement by
the Carranza government on the cues
ton OF the evacuation of the Ameri-
cans has been promised for to-mor-
row
Fighting in Progress.
Heavy fighting has been in progress
today in the suburb OF Xochimilco be-
tween followers of Emiliano Zapata
and General Carranza. Several train
loads OF soldiers were sent from the
capital TO reinforce the XochimlIco
garrison. Passenger traffic between
the two points ceased for several
hours today in order that the cars
might be used to transport troops to
the scene of fighting and to bring
wounded and refugees TO the capital.
Carranza's forces checked the Zapata
advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-10
TO Cure Catarrh
Purify the Blood
Reason il Out, Where Does Il
Start the Mucus From?

innumerable catarrh sufferers have
cured themselves BY purifying their blood
With s. 3. 4. Catarrh often iuvadca the
entire system before 10 chokes the nasal
passages. 10 becomes 10 chronic and %.
tensive that the stomach. liver. kldnera
bronchial tubes and most % the glands
are Involved without such serious eandf
lions being realized Catarrh NAV be-
the result ~ some serious blood trouble
~ former years. and this o. only one u
the many peculiar Effects 81 Impure blood
Wow >. q n. IA o. Influence upon The
mucous surfaces. causes those catarrhal
secretl0ns y b. changed ~ couvr1rd
into q substance EASILY. quietly. and nat.
uraly expelled from the body Dc o.,
changes this mucus that 20 J. not fhs
ropy. cioFrinE stun that piuru fhe uasa.
choices the throat. causes severe bowel
trouble. upaeia the stomach and contain.
mates che food just entering the tfaaf
10 is often difcuit O. convince eafarrb
sufferers that chrou'r cough. chest nafns
EarrinE. frtid hrcafh nnd other rrmn.
toms are only the local evidence ~ darp
seated trouble Get a bottle - Il
today ana trr 81. You VII 80 good NJ
suits. rrsi hcnrht and soon b. auarr ~
gradual cieaninE up and r. che-t o. fhs
progress and danErrs ~ cafarrh Avoid
suhsttufes o. prepared only hv
The svln fr~rlhr Co. ~ EwIr UIf-
Afiaufa ca They conduct e medical a.
pafimeuf fer free advice that ls vorfh
Ehiie ccnauitng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-10

friends. He was a well known bust
ness man of this vicinity, but for the
past several years has been living a
retired life with his family.
Mr.. Pollock was born about three
miles south OF Darlington. on the West
Virginia side OF the river. where he
spent his early boyhood. He entered
Marietta College. where he received
his early education. and in 1858 en-
tered the class of 81 at Bethany Col
lege. After completing his course at
Bethany he went to Heidelberg. Ger
many, where he spent two years
Upon his return to this country he
made a trip to the gold regions OF the
west, where he spent some time. Fol
lowing his return from the west he
was associated in business with his
brother. at Clarington. He then came
TO wheeling. where. with his brother.
Mortimer Pollock. he built the widely
known Pollock -four mill on the prop
erty where the House & Hermann
building now stands. The erection OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-10
OFFENSIVE
CONTINUED from First P.x.1

the East Prussian frontier. where
they lost 1000 men and some machine
guns. but of the fighting elsewhere
IN this region. Berlin says nothing.
There have been no Developments
IN the Near East. the engagements
fought being between Russian and
Turkish frontier guards in The eau.
casus or the bombardment OF ports.
The slackness in the recrliting I'm
England has been given a filHp by the
marches or some OF the crack terri
torial regiments and to-day procession
through the streets OF London in con
necton with the Inauguration OF the
Lord Mayor. in which the Canadian
and other dominion troops took part
From all sections OF the country coma
reports OF an increasing number of
young men Offering themselves for
service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-10
Russian Statement

PETRoGRAD. Nov. s.-The follow.
ing communication from the Russian
general stan was issued tonight:
On the East Prussian frontier
hghung continues. The Russian
troops have occupied Solap (Goldapl.
In the direction OF Mlava (Polandl
we have advanced and stopped the
movement Of railway trains Of the
enemy near the station Of Soldau
East Prussia
Beyond the Vistula the Germans
have Withdrawn from .Vloclaweh &c
Nieszume. and from Konin 10 Shepey
tSlupcel.
"On the roads 10 Cracow VIC are
continuing 10 push back the rear
guards Of tho Austrians
south of Przemysl. November q.
We captures 1000 prisoners and a
number % cannon
or the coast Of the Caucasus. No.
vembcr 8 and Z. cruisers ~ the enemy
made their appearance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-10
JULIUS POLLOCK, SR. DIES
FOLLOWING A BRIEF ILLNESS

THIS mill was begun in 1861. and was
operated for about 30 years by the
Two brothers Mortimer Pollock died
ABOUT II years ago. and since that
TINE his brother has not been actively
engaged In business. The famous old
mil: which was one of the first OF its
Alnd ever built in this vicinity. was
torn down in 1888.
The deceased was an ardent men,
Der OF the Swedenborgian church. and
enjoyed wide circle OF friends in
THIS vicinity. as well as near CIaring-
ION and other places where he resided
curing his life. During his business
career ne was associated with. many
OF Wheeling's most prosperous bust
ness enterprises. and was recognized
as one OF the leading men of this sec
tion OF the State. Besides his wife he
Is survived by two sons. T. II. and Ju-
nus. Jr.. and one daughter. Mrs. Ed
ward w. Stifel At late hour last
evening funeral arrangements were
incomplete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-10
SITUATION is CRAVE
tcOntinusd Prom Tirst Psr.I

state OF Vera Cruz. is loyal 20 Car.
rama. With unrest inspired by Car.
rama through the issuance Of circu.
lars and petitions calling on the
American forces TO withdraw. officials
realize that the situation az Vera Cruz
might become strained az any mo.
ment Army officers scom at the idea
or - attack by Agullar's forces. as
has been rumored recently az Gen.
eral Funston has larger body Of
men than Aguilar and is under the
protection Of American warahlps
which could shell an enemy ashore
without difficulty.
ln some official quarters here there
"a a feeling that General Cnrranza.
realizing hat the bulk OF the army
D. against him. viii not oppose the
conventions orders
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PARIS. Nov. .. 1885 y. m.-The fol-
lowing official communication was Is
sued by the war office tonight:
There has been no notable modinca-
ton In the situation by reason of the
difficulties which an Intense fog has
created in connection with operations OF
any extent.
In the north the day has been gooo
We have maintained our positions be-
tween the river Lys and LangemarclS
and made appreciable progress between
Langemarck and DiNmude"
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The sudden death OF Mrs Regina
SSardner. aged % years. at the family
nome. NO % Twenty-fifth street. yes-
70 her many relatives and friends. An
9ther sad feature Is that her baby also
h hie1. me deceased IL survived by her
te1NW~ins brothers and sisters: Anton and
illtm Becker and Mrs Charles
nOimes, Mrs. viii Shuey, of well-pire
Mrs. Edward Burke. and Misses Fam.
and Catherine Becker
me deceased was an active mtmber
OF 81. Alphonsus church and the funeral
services viii be held Thursday morning
at $50 o'clock from the family home
aIter which requiem high mass will be
heid AT st Alphonsus church at nine
clock lnterment will be in Mt. Cai-
vary cemetery.
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HEltLlN. NoV o. VIA Amsterdam 20
London. 20 b. m 4 report lrrlrd hv
general headquarters this forenoon
lIfhI SAYS
During thr evening q aorfie ~ The
enemy from Nlcuuurt which was rrueaf-
rd during fhe uirhf. completely failed
iu spite ~ obstinate Resistance our
p lacks on 1rres are progressing slowly
but steadily
The hostile counter. attacks south
west ~ NureH have been renuiaed and
~ NerAI hundred men taken Triauuors
To- the eastern war theatre an attack
hJ strong fursiln forces nor o. 81 Wrs.
teI Lake hHa shreu rerufsed uffh 10.
we're Russian LOSSES Four fh0r-1uH
ltusHlanr uud Ten machine guns were
captured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-10
PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN BE.
CAME SUDDENLY Ill
SATURDAY.
Was Removed to Ohio Valley General
Hospital Where He Died At An
Early Hour Last Evening.

The entire community was shocked
last evening by the death OF Mr.. Julius
Pollock. Sr.. which occurred at $3.50
O'Clock at the Ohio Valley General
hospital. following a brief illness. AZ
ter enjoying his usual good health for
the past several years. Mr.. Pollock
was taken suddenly i'll Saturday ev-
ening at his home at Pleasant Valley
and was later removed to the Ohio
Valley General hospital News OF his
death spread quickly and was heard
with much regret by his host OF
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SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Nov. 3
General Carranzs published decree
In Mexico City today ordering the
Aguas Calientes convention virtually
dissolved BY November 10. according
10 2 dispatch received here today from
" J. McCleary. chief % the Carranza
publicity star In MEXICO city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-10
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 70 M.nuf.ctur.r., Jobbsrs, N.

Notice 20 Manufacturer, Jobbsr.. no.
chants and Others Whoiesa ale Dsaisrs
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
the state Board OF Control of the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
AZ Its office at Charleston. West Virginia
LOT furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which IN vested in said Board
contracts viii be awarded to the lowest
nladers quality considered. and other
things being equal West virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists OF supplies<needed will be fur
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
Ja-1-1 Charleston. West virginia