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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30
U. S. REFUSES TO
COMMENT ON PLAN
PROPOSED IN CHINA

WASHINGTON. ID C.. oct %
The United States has declined TO "a
press any opinion as TO whether it ap.
proves tho proposed change in China
from republic tO "a monarchy.
10 became known today that some
oi the intofe ted powers in seeking to
SOUND out Tho Washington govern
mDrf Informally had learned that the
latter would take mo- step that might
Do construed al" an Interference in
The internal concerns of another SOW.
creilu State.
interest in tho rar Eastern rifua
tion. which has for months been over.
endowed bY the controversies of the
European war. vas revived lu uHItial
quarters hy dispatch announcing
fhc reclamation of the Chinese pre-
wier WFI Shih.Charr This deveiop.
mrrt was regarded aa Significant b..
cause 70 wwccks aFo the premier
made m public statement saving thaf
aH former Official of The Nanchu dy
nasty hr would not serve another
emperor
The Chinrao government. rsef has
not asked luT the views of fhr tinted
states and officially nothing Nar been
Fald hero ON thr subject Or Dol kuovu.
however. that privately the hope is
ln Washington that rHr
change viii not b. made This Ia based
not only ON the natural sympathy lor
fhr Republican form of government
buf because of tho bauef fhaf Coo
change might affect The political
equilibrium of tho Far Eaef af THIS
time The fact that President Nuan
Shi Raj was elected Tor q term of ten
years and lg in dominant control of
The situation appears fo those con.
veraaut with the Par Eastern affairs
20 make any change af present In
unnecessary and ill timed
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MANY KILLED IN
RUSS BOMBARDMENT

SOFIA. Oct. 26. via London. Oct. 30.
2: 30 a. m. tDelayedJ Although the
BON bardment OF Narna BY the Russian
fleet lasted only ten minutes. tho
bodies Of p civilians already have
been found. while over a hundred per
sons we're injured. many OF them Sc
verely. according to reports received
here
The Russian feet was sighted AT Z
O'Clock in the morning rapidly an
preaching the city. and opened fire
while sfill az a great distance. II an
preached TO within a little over three
miles. but withdrew before the Bul
garian batteries could make their fre
effective
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ADVANCE TWENTY MILES
In BULGARIAN TERRITORY
MAY ASK u. S. TO
RECALL WHITLOCK

LONDON, Oct. 20. 7:12 p. m.-The
Nossische Zeitung states a dispatch
TO the Exchange Telegraph company
from Amsterdam. challenges the Ger
man government TO ask Washington TO
recall the American minister at orus-
sells. Brand Whitlock.
The recent Cayell case" says the
Nossische Zeitung. must be utilized
as an occasion TO put an end To R.r.
Whitlock's activities, he being an min
lister accredited TO Havre (the present
seat OF the Belgian governmenO ana
not to Brussels. II America desires
a representative in brussels. she must
send sousc one agreeable to the Ger
man government"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30
BRAND HEADS THE NEW
FRENCH COALITION CABINET
SHOOTING AFFRAY
MAY END IN MURDER

CLARKSBURG. W. Va. oct. 2s.-
Harrison and Lewis county officers
are searching for Louis Benzino. oI
McWhorter. wanted for shooting John
Radidz. who is dying in a Clarksburg
hospital. when they quarreled last
evening at McWhorter over the Europ-
can war
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]. P. MORGAN
OPERATED ON
FINANCIER STRICKEN WITH
APPENDICITIS is
IMPROVING.
Operation Was a Success and Pa.
tient's Recovery Is
Assured.

NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-J. L. Morgan.
VINO has been at his desk a little over
Two months since recovering from bull
let wounds inflicted by Erich Muenter.
lhe mad professor OF languages who
attempted TO kill the finanCier last
July. Is again confined TO his bed and
under the care of specialists. this
time from an attack OF appendicitis.
Mr.. Morgan went through an opera
ton today which three attendant spec
ialists afterward described as success
Iul IN every way. The appendix was
removed at noon by Drs. Markoe. Lyle
and Smith. and the official bulletin.
Issued by them shortly thereafter. said
MT. Morgan was resting comfortably.
continued progress was reported. I'M
oincially, during the afternoon.
The patients attack OF appendicitis
was mild in character. IL was said. and
his condition was In no way attributed
20 the attempted assassination OF Mr..
Morgan by Muenter. Apparently the
hnancier has fully recovered from the
effects of the two bullet wounds he sus-
tained then. His general health. the
doctors said, was so excellent that his
prompt recovery from the operation
Of today was confidently expected
In Good Spirits.
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Morgan a..
tended a meeting of the directors of
the United Steel Corporation. lie was
then in unusually good spirits.
The next day. Wednesday. he was
al his desk as usual Yesterday. how.
ever. he was indisposed. and special
lists diagnosed his ailment as a mild
attack OF appendicitis. Fearing a re-.
currence OF the malady later. his phy.
sicians advised him TO UNDERGO the
operation now, and Mr.. Morgan con.
sented.
Accordingly. the operation was per.
formed today al his home in Glen
Cove, l.. l. All members of the Morgan
family were at the house az the time.
Upon the stock exchange the effect
OF this announcement was almost i'm.
perceptible. Stocks went down frac-
uonally. but quickly rebOunded
At the Morgan office his illness was
not regarded as serious BY any mem.
ber Of the firm
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NoNTrNroRINs vcroRIoUs

ROVE. via Paris oct 20. NJ. ~
p. m a Dispatch fo The Trhuna from
Scuiarl. Albania. says
Near NIenErad fUoauiHl The Monte
ucnfIna have afOrmod fhr enemy DO.
aiflnns near euraEOrH. which com.
mnnfE the whole region and rrfab.
llabnd themrrlves firmly They in.
nlcfed heavy lOra on tho enemy ana
took many prisoners"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30
FIRE VICTIMS TO
BE BURIED TODAY

PEABODY. Mass. oct. 20. - me
bodies OF the i girl pupils. victims
Of the hre which destroyed St JOINS
parochial school yesterday will b. our.
led tomorrow. One funeral service
viii be held for Is OF them al ~
Johns Roman Catholic church. with
which the school was connected
The funerals Of the three Of the chill
dren viii be held privately. in accord
ance with the wishes of their mar.
ents.
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LONDON. Oct 29, $40 .. m.-Ine
Germans with their Austrian and Bul.
garian allies are still making an at
tempt 10 cut off the retreat of the
main SerNian army which is offering
such spirited resistance to the invad-
ers. While Field Marshal Won Mack
shsen force advances slowly from
the north the Austrians have crossed
the western border OF Servia south OF
Nlsegrad and are moving eastward md
lne buisarlans are marching westward
on a vide 'front.' from Pirot. which lies
south -ast of Nish. TO Zaiecar 10 the
northeast OF Nish
~ II OF course a long way across
and the country is difficult to ira
verse out the Servians are bound to
osIeuu II as long as possible as their
great arsenal al kraguyeyatz. is sim
Sted IN this area and they will DOUBT
less hold on with The hope of making
an eventful retirement in the noun.
lalns along the Montenegrin frontier
and Ia that country.
10 iorestall this the Austrians Also
are attacking in Montenegro but maze
mace little grogress. as the MtHH a.
ntsFlns under their veteran nehting
kIng nave had a long time TO prepare
TOT just such an event and thus tar
nave peat off all attempts TO throw
mem back. In fact the Montenegrtps
hold some strong positions In Austrian
territory out OF which they will nave
TO be driven before their own country
ts invaded
No Change in South.
Ihere IS no change in the southern
area OF Servia, so far as is known
Ihe report that Uskup has been re.
captured Is not confirmed
The French. however. claim TO have
cleared the Bulgarians out OF the
Neles district. This. IL true. would
render Uskup an unsafe place for the
invaders, in the opinion of military
men.
In what other way Servia is 10 be
assisted has not yet been disclosed
some BRUSH troops are cooperating
with the French in the south and 9th.
ers are on the way. but where they
VIII be used remains a secret Rus.
ia plans also have not yet been
disclosed. although from German
sources Il Is reported that Rumania
Is about 70 throw In her lot with the
entente allies, and will allow the pas
tcontinusd on Page Twslvs)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30
TALAS CONVICTED ON
MURDER CHARGE

NEW YORK. oct 60 Onria Taaa.
a youthful housrboy. was found guilty
OF murder in fhr nr.f degree tonight
b. q Jury for completely Iu thr uur
der of h.r wealthy employer. ura
Ellzabnfh Dr. Nichols. who was kIInU
On her home several urrka ago hy r.V.
eral men who robbed Der uf many
thousand dollars worth OF iDwtIry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30
BRITISH LEAVE PERSIA.

CALCUTTA. via London oct 20. @
y 1.-THE Indian government an
uounces the termination OF the occu-
patton Of Bussiere Persia the Per
sian government having taken steps
to ensure order and the security of
British interests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30
WOMAN'S THROAT
CUT BY HUSBAND

PARKERSBURG. W Va. oct. "a
Sadie Wheaton had her throat slashed
and was stabbed about the body. by
her husband. James Wheaton when
she met him on the street here late
this afternoon and demanded that she
BE- given her portion OF their house
hold goods. Wheaton was arrested.
The woman may survive the attack
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PROTEST OF VILLA COVER
NOR RECEIVED AT
WASHINGTON.
Situation at Aqua Prieta Being
Closed Watched-Americans
In Danger.

DOUGLAS, Ark, Oct. 2e.-The
Troops Of General Francisco villa
villa were reported tonight 70 be
hnally IN motion toward the inter
national border for their iu1pend-
ING attack upon Aqua Prieta,
sonora, opposite here, where Car
rama soldiers commanded BY Gen
ersl p. Elias Gales are strongly
entrenched.
Indications here tonight were
that a battle would be In progress
between the two factions by
Sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30
GERMAN ALLIES ATTEMPT
TO CUT OFF SERvIAN
. RETREAT.
Rumania May Permit Passage of
Russian Troops Into
Servia.

LONDON. Oct. 90. 1o:4e p. m.
"A dispatch 10 the Exchange
Telegraph Company from Athens
says:
III Is learned from a good
source that the French. after
three days fight, have occupied
Strumitsa and advanced 81 kilo-
metres (about 20 niiles), into Bull
garian territory. The Bulsarians
lost heavily"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30
GERMAN ACT
SIGNIFICANT
GERMANY EXPLAIN AT
TACK ON THE STEAMER
ORDUNA.
Later Allowed U. s. Ship Garry.
ing Contraband to Proceed
Unmolested.

WASHINGTON. Oct. ga mem
orandum from the German govern
ment explaining the unsuccessful at
tempt OF submarine to torpedo the
Cunard liner Orduna was made pub-
nc mere tonight for the first time II
reveals that as early July Q. last, more
than month before an attack upon
the Arabic German commanders mad
instructions not to sink large pas
senger steamers" without warning
Ihe document also contains the
statement that the same submarine
that attacked the Orduna halted the
American bark NOrmandie and though
nnding her carrying contraband, al
lowed her to proceed unmolested be
cause there was no guarantee that the
crew would be rescued II left TO their
fate in small boats. This Is regarded
as slgnihcant IN connection with the
last note OF the United States on the
case OF the William Fry. in which Ger
many was asked for assurance that II
American vessels carrying contraband
were sunk. pending arbitration OF
treaty rights, the crews would not be
subjected TO the risk OF small boats in
the open sea.
Against instructions.
The first attack on the Orduna bv
torpedo was not In accordance with
the existing instructions. which pro-
vide that large passenger staemers
are only 10 be tOrpedoed after pre-
vlous warning. and after the rescuing
OF passengers and crew The failure
TO observe the Instructions was based
or an error which Is at any rate com
prehensible. and the repetition OF
which appears TO be out OF the ques-
tion. IN View OF the more explicit in
structions issued in the meantime
Moreover. the commanders Of the
submarines have been reminded that
II Is their duty 10 exercise greater
care and 10 observe carefully the or
ders issued
NEW YORK. Oct. 2s-On the ar
rival here from Liverpool OF the Gun
ard liner Orduna on July n the attack
on the vessel by a German submarine
was hrst reported. On the morning
Of July 9. according 20 several of the
227 passengers who happened 10 be
on deck az the time a torpedo was
seen 10 pass close 20 the stern OF the
ship from port starboard A sub
marine was observed rising 20 the sur
face about q mile and a half away. II
was stated. and. without warning be
gan hring shells one OF which passed
over the bridge. The passengers re-
ported that nine shots were hred ny
the submarine before the Orduna
hnally drew out Of range.
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LONDON. Oct 30, 2:5e a. m.
The sulsarians have reesptured
Neles (koprulu), Servia, accord
ing 20 the Athens correspondent
Of the Times.
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Neles is % miles southeast Of
Oskup, and 10 on the railroad line
between Oskup and Saloniki.
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rHn wnArHnR

WA8HIruTOu. oct 7a-rorocastt
ONO western Feunavl vnnfn.-r rafr ~
aafur0aV and sunday
West WirFfnia-ratr Eafurfav. crofsr
east portions SUNDAY fair.
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To Decide Course

To Decide Course.
WASHINGTON. oct 20 What
course Che department OF Justice will
pursue in relation fo Robert Pay and
lnr other persons arrested DOB New
hurk in connection with plans 90 in-
frrlrrn with shipments of munitions
Lu hr allies. may Do decided in Ncw
YORK tomorrow aI H Uonforefce be-
tween Assistant Attorney General
Warren and United states district A.
fnrnrN Marshall Nr Warren left Co.
dHf Tor NDw York
$50 Oar oTIraf. off hr Department
have entertained tnr belief tnat there
Is no rrolud upon vhIcl prosecutions
may hr undertaken .n Che federal
courts and INHf trr tHsr Is one for
iHr New YORK. efffc authorities.
Nr WarrUna Welt may change this
firw
Copies OF ths statements % Fav
and others now under arrest made to
Chief flrnn of fhe secret scrvIco.
were received TODAY hv the depart
wout OF Justice Their contents was
not made public. but DO was safd fhnro
wac uothinr In them fo imrlfcafr anv
foreign officials and that fhcv already
had been covered in published reports
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we're contemplated for the present
faF was considered only the agcnt OF
others whose names have not vet been
mentioned. but whom secret service
agents are seeking. and that when
other facts are unelrfhpd the present
inquiry may assume much broader
scope than af present
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-17
ADVERTISERS PROMISE
LOYALTY TO CAPITAL
Platform of Principles Adopted by
Section Of Retail Merchants
Association.

The advertisers section Of the Retail
Merchants Association meeting in the
rooms OF the association last night
adopted a platform of principles and eX-
prcsSions of determination on the part OF
many Of the leading advertising men OF
Washington to make their individual eI-
forts count i'm the interest of the city 8
business interests
Tho platform pledges concerted action
to further Washington not alone as IA
retail shopping center. but tn make il
the center Of industry for IN" whole
United States" This is to hc done by
following the policy of the Retail Mcr-
chants Association, ''Buy in and Boost
FOR Washington The platform con
tinUcs.
IN hdv'Ttis"rS' SH.--I"r If tho Retail Merchants
Nso,ls'irn IC,l=-- its rIurCrittng cr,"rsSS IN tho
rrprno,nu ~ tho rc,aiI trade ut this the
National '.,la'al, =" he end that II bc. like
TN. other great caT4t-. NJ the v,rld prC--rnment
T,Jrv, "f thr arts and tho utilities that
WAX" f"r IL, mIurt aud happiness Of the TcTsDn
~nl tho fl sCd~
W. b. Ii~.o that tho manufacturers ~ The and
"'hr- ~n'rnf-rs sho'rd In@t :" Washington tn"
lg7r,l forum sdrer.rln- their TsrIpu. comno-l
u"- Injured Nv the 'agIidl of tho nitcd
Sis'rs V"rIH Cn!r b" the mcaIlS of mailing a
lar=.r di-'niwlruu II ~I,-n cUnmpItie~ h"rc in
Wa-Iir=''r. lut thrn"rhpIt m" country we'll.
Th's ~- ~ n"nr h. tn" co "rrratinn Of N" m~-
chant in concerted SrfIon stipulated times. Sich
- Made ~ Amr11CA Neck. in the Iutcrrs; Of
fashion and mluufact red pT"dur1-.
W ak ~ Cmprsir declarations tho
importance IT Washington a. h,r,rng POINT %
tho advantages "f Wilmington a. Point Il interest
t. the work. at lsrsr
bonn V. Smythe acted as chairman
Of last nights meeting
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-17
EXPRESS CONCERNS SAY
RATES SPELL DISASTER
Four Companies Ask Interstate Com
merce Commission to Reopen
Schedule Case.

Express companies representing - per
cent. of the mileage Of the country and
doing 81 per cent. Of the business yester-
day appealed 10 the Interstate Com
merCe Commission to reopen the express
rate case with a view OF permitting them
to present testimony TO show that the
rates prescribed by the Commission had
proven disastrous" and that unless the
Commission changes its order the COM
panies will 20 out OF business deficit
of more than s2.5H.r0 is cited as the re-
suit of the rates prescribed by the Com
mission
The petitioninC companies are the
Adams Express Company. the American
Express Company. the Southern Express
Company. and Wells Fargo & Co. TIL"
petition sets forth that under the Com
missions zone system and schedule o,
rates for the ten months. February l.
1914. the date when the new rates went
into effect. to November %. 1914. there has
been a net deficit OF 81. 76OSo4
The express companies ask that the
order of the Commission be modified by
increasing the terminal allowance from
twenty to twenty-five cents per shin
ment. and reducing the weight allowance
from twenty-five 10 twenty cents per 100
pounds. and for such other and further
notifications Of such order as may be
deemed proper"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-17
POLICE CLOSING In
ON DRUG PEDDLERS
Departments Chief Surgeon Says
Soon There Will Be No More
friends" in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia March l6-Seyen more
drug victims We're rounded up by the
police late on Sunday and YESTERDAY
br. John Wanamaker III, chic: police
surgeon. said he was more confident
than ever the authorities were getting
the situation under control. and very
soon there would be no such thing as Il
dope fend" left in Philadelphia.
Each victim is telling a little bit
more Or. Wanamaker said. land, as a
result. We are getting closer to those
who are distributing cocaine, heroin, NOR
phine and the like. Undoubtedly some
persons laid in big supply just before
the Harrison act went into effect on
March |. and these have been cautious
" passing the drugs out to reliable"
customers Just the same, the police
are getting near several of these sus-
poets. one We know of has fed
Darius Sallus and his wife were found
unconscious in their home at 7o5 Wash
ingtOn square. They were suffering from
tho effects of morphine and pleaded
with the police TO give them more They
were sent to the Philadelphia Hospital
raid in the Tenderloin brought in
four additional drug victims. They are
Louise Hart. Il years old: May Hubbard
70: Harry Page. - and Robert Mckay.
= years old. They had heroin tablets.
Page said Mckay had purchased the
drug. They were arrested in a house
near Tenth and Winter streets. When
they had been locked up at the Eleventh
and Winter streets police station. Low
FOnC. Chinsman. called there and made
inquiry regarding Louise Hart. He also
was locked up. The five were taken be-
fore Magistrate Emely and held in $500
bail each for a further hearing on Sat
Url9y
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-17
FRENCHMAN FORCED TO
SERVE ON BOARD EITEL
Escaped Friday Morning by Jumping
Overheard and Asks Baltimore
French Consul for Eielp.

! Ealtirror" March Is Declaring that
| h" had escaped from tho German auNili-
AIRY cruiser Trinz F:itcl Friedrich. lying
At Newport News. ny lcap,nC overheard
early last Friday morning and swimming
ashore. a man WHO said his name Is
| Charles EcsSler "amo t" Baltimore Ia
seek help in getting 10 New York, whore
he said he wanted 10 board steamer
/ for France.
| keSS.Cr. according to ~" story he told
| Leonce Rahillon. the French consul at
this port. was compelled To- enlist as a
seaman in the German navy after tho
, Eitel Friedrich had captured. IF the
| Coas: OF Brazil several months ago. the
British steamer Treventrv. on which he
was a sailor. He said he was a French
reserv!st.
Kessler told a story Of how the Tr.-
| ventry had been captured by the German
auxiliary cruiser. and how against his
wishes, he had been forced to serve as
member of the crew Of the vessel
Watching his chance to escape he said
he jumped from the stern Of the vessel
in the darkness Friday morning, swan
ashore. and made his way to Annapolis
and then to this city.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-17
LONDONER LEAVES LAND
in CAPITAL TO NURSE
Relatives Lose Protest on Love
Token" Award of Dr.. William
Mitchell.

A Will OF DR.. William Mitchell. an
American. who was for years dentist TO
tho fashionables of London. and who
loft extensive property holdings in this
city. New York and Chicago. was before
the Probate Court in London Yesterday.
according to a cable dispatch.
The will was dated August. 1915. and
contained this clause: Il leave ali my
fortune to Mrs. Louise Marie Poynter aS
a token of love and esteem and for her
great kindness to me during a Chcck"Ted
career" Dr. Mitchell died in June last.
Objection to the 1915 will was raised
10y the bcneiiciaries under will made in
March. 1907. including Miss Laura Sauble,
of Chicago: Percy Gardiner. OF Everett.
Wash and other American relatives
who contend that Or. Mitchell was %
unsound mind when he made the 1913
will.
The court pronounced in favor Of Mrs.
Poynter who. il Is said. nursed DIR.
Mitchell through several severe illnesses.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-17
GUESS WHAT THIS MANS
LOOKING FOR VINEGAR!
L. 5. Marshal Has Tip" 324 Bar
rels of the Stuff Ought 10 Be
Conhscatcd.

IN H." south the D"a,r"st job az tho
nitcd States marshal il tho hunt for
''m""uShin'." In Washington N" big
S'si task that "fficis! faces NOW is a hunt
FOR Vinegar. Ard rs going To cost Uncle
Sam S2HA /" finch tn" search.
Thcr" ar" "a barrels. or los gallons.
OF tn" sour stuff scattered around Wash
irGton IN small lots. and in tn" ewes Of
the C",'rum"nt every drop * just as
iri,it as tho white liquor mad" in the
Georgia mountains. for il is 81 id it does
not conform to the regulations OF the
pure food law.
Th" Vinegar came in s"v"ra! DAYS ago.
Th,r,. wcro seven carloads II was turned
over to tho i"hbors and then sold to many
retailers. SO now United States Marshal
Splain is n"sinE into every corner of
every small grocery store in the District
in search of the fluid. Marshal Splain is
paying an express company to collect his
finds and a storage company to take
charge Of them.
The Vinegar is needed in 100 law suits
charging manufacturers with violation of
the pure food act.