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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE -.''s-. A good 1-room house, barn, chicken house, 4-room servant house and 16 acres of good land. located on good pike road 6ia miles from the heart of city. for sale cheap, or will exchange for city home Call Main 4A.
 EDw l.. MOORE R. E. & INs.+ co.
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HOTELS
MISCELLANEOUS

TO WHOM it may concern: This is to ad-
 wise that I will not be responsible or
 pay any bills contracted for by Mrs. Byron E. Ball. Byron E. Ball. 2-7-7t
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ONE CENI A WORD

RsTEs-One cent n word n day; no au' taken for less than Zoe TOT airs' rdar
 fion. Cash must accompany Order.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE. 7-room bungalow, papered throughout. has two toilets, tile bath shower bath, servants room, fronts right in a splendid community, about Sl50 too cheap; terms easy. Call Main IA.
 EDW l.. MOORE R. E. X lNS. CO., r-
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SIX PER CENT MONEY, NO DELAY
 WE HAVE MONEY TO LEVY ss7-'i-
 PROVED REAL E.a1l-, BIRMlNG-
 HAM AND ..j15G PROPERTY.
 WEYalkn s AND r PER CENT "a. lllslS YOU CAN GET MONEY AT 6 PER CENT? NO COMMISSIONS CHARGED. COME AND SEE US. 353 BLDG. LOUIS FRIEDMAN X co. 2-10-3t- th-su
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WANTED-SALESMEN

line of popular. quick
 selling books. Bibles and up-to- date maps; low prices; big commission; great chance for workers. Hudgins Co,
 Atlanta, Ga. 2-10-6t
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ROOMS-WANTED-BOARD

with bath: privats preferred. Address 'sF," care Five Points Drug Co. 2-lO-3t
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WANTED-BOARDERS

young men or couple can find comfortable room, good board in private family, Southside; three cars; convenient; walking distance of city; terms reasonable. Main 57i9-V.
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FOR SALE FOR SAl4E-WAR-TIME BARGAINS New, broom modern bungalow; Crews station; worth 2000 will sell for Si3OO slo0 cash, balance easy terms.
 12 PER CENT. DWELLING
 INVESTMENT. Three Broom stone dwellings, So1thside. $R,0OO, 5000 cash, balance rents will al most take care of; rents $1iO0 annually DILLARD INVESTMENT AND
 INSURANCE co,
 Phone 1850.
 2-1O-4 1t FARM BARGAIN-40 acres. fee simple. 20 acres cultivated, 12 miles east city, pub lie road, three railroads, residence, orchard, barn, spring, good neighbor- hood $l6oo. H. K. White, 52l First Ma tional bank. Phone Main 5i5i. FOR SAILED horse power taxicab car, small cash payment, balance easy Phone 16 Main.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD|
MONEY TO LEND

TALK WITH ALAN JEMIsoN.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

government jobs open to
 men and women; S65 to $50 month Wrlte for list. Franklin Institute, Dept 3-D,
 Rochester, N. Y. 2-2-1m eX. mo-tu-tl
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highways. one east and [ north and south through ated towns and cities i-' thereby carrying with it
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WA NfFED-Men to learn the barber trade; few weeks completes; position open' tuition $25; free catalog. Birmlfshaln Barber College, Birmingham
 2-2-tf fri-su-
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positions are easy to get
 My free booklet Y-209 tells how; write today-now. Earl Hopkins, Washington
 - 1-3-17t-su-we
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-30
VOTE is NOT NEEDED TO SHOW WELSH S
WHO ARE LOGICAL CONTENDERS FOR TIT, n

Neither saylor nor Duffy are dubs.
White and Lewis. IN beating them In
such short time, have done more than
Welsh ever accomplished. Welsh has
not scored knockout since Hector
was q wall.eyed pup.
1nSaddi tionS TO bury. Lewis has beat
en- Jack Britton twice and gave Joe
Mandot q wailoping. White has TAX.
EN- care OF all those Lewis overlook
ed. N
Mandot may be matched with
Welsh I'm tile near future and while
Mandot or Johnny Dundee can look
good with Welsh, they do not stand
out like White and Lewis.
IL Welsh Is really looking for q
contender, which may be doubted, he
need not spend his time considering
Joe Rivers, Joe Axevedo or men like
io'Leary, practically unknown, who
was his last opponent, =
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Ten thousand dollars for three
months work Is the salary 1t is said
Percy Haughton will get when he
signs q new contract to coach Hnr.
ward football teams. Haughton shows
up at Harvard each fall about Sep.
teniber I and is through before No.
vember ends. 81 Az, u n n
But Haughton's value to Harvard
Is shown In figures. The eight Har.
ward teams Haughton has coached
scored 1166 points against Yale and
held Yale to q points, three field
goals and two Isafeties. Prtorito Haugh.
toms reign Harvard won only three
games To- Yale's 16. 3 81
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!: Packard RI pairing
for Pr edn ess s,

When asked as to the reported gac.
stivitys of the Packard Motor Car Com:
lpany in tho aeronautical field, Presi.
dent Henry B. Joy made the follow
ing III. Si6f, S;siils y
Eyes, tits true that the Packard
Company has felt that on account OF
the elaborate engineering studies
which It has accomplished int recent
years which have lied III: to Sthe Twin
Six type of smator, that it has become
incumbent upon IL to develop aero.
craft motors for military purposes. 8
~ have recently ridden in zone or,
the best American aeroplanes,s study:
ing THE application of an, aeroplaney
motor TO the wants tof aerocraft. Some
of our directors have done consider
able aeroplane riding and know the
serious needs Of the eroplane art for
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the very best motors which can pos;
islblyh be pro- uced. Il 3
.ItAislprobablyEa 5littletout Of theSor-
binary for a corporation to go out of
its way to produce such military de.
vices as eroplane motors. because
the. demand forst them will probably be
very uncertain. Y ct our di.ectorsBfe feel
that 1T is apart of the very important
duty Of manufacturers In this coun;
try to mobilize their facilities into
such form as that theyimight be avail.
ed of In time of NEE We are inclined
to feel that our government is going
to- find important need 2of; cooperating
in the development Iof what would be
the serious wants Of our country. in
time of military trouble, in case such
an unfortunate condition should come
to pass. q as, 4 "a :,
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Doyle First Giant to cad
League in 90 Seasons.

Although the New York Giants have
won q lot Of pennants not 10 member
Of the team led the National league
In batting ir 20lyears until Larry
Doyle. second baseman, came through
this year.
Mike Donlin, while with the Giants
was among the three leaders several
times. but never got to the top. cy'
Seymour and Chief Meyers have slug.
Eed with M fs'ants hnt didr:tt Jssds
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BY BROWN HOLMES.
News from headquarters as to the
effect that everything Is set for Fred
Fulton of chester, Mimi, to meet
Jess Willard for the heavyweight
ampionship at New Orleans in
March. , +. 4 s
When Willard steps into the ring
with Fulton he will meet the only
fightersinE Robustness big enough to
reach him. Moran; Coffey, Gunboat
Smith and all the others are SO much
shorter than Willard sinsreach he has
only to hold out his left fist and their
wallops miss their mark.
Also, Willard is SO long OF legs and
tall Of body that the others would
have trouble getting to him with q
solid wallop. Jack y Johnson was the
lankiest ofithe sheayies until Willard
came along, and Willard was too big
Off him.
johnson had a wonderful suppcrcut,
as Tommy Burns, Jim Flynn, Frank
Moran and Jim Jeffries will testify,
but Willard was so tall the blow
wouldn't reach when Jack attempted
to defend his title against Jess.
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.5BI:oW7ll!iing R es'sults
sat5theiIloc al Y M ia,

7 7l1.- 4 . 1l137fIf NJ
The alleys atsthe Y. NJ. q. "a, are
busy these days y esterday; two match
es In the Professional League were
played with. the following results: X
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Frank Moran refuses to meet FREQ
Fulton. That looks like good judg.
ment. Fulton has scored four consec.
utive knock uts. Sy;i IA II
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Deception the Basis of
z Haughton's Success

Percy Haughton has been coaching
Harvard eleVens since 1908 and since
that year Yale has not crossed Har:
ward rs goal line. Harvard and Prince
ton renewed relations in 1911 and
since then the Tigers have scored on
iiygtwo touchdowns against the Grim
son. Fl *
Haughton's success has been9a sys-
tenn in which deceptive plays over:
come beef and Drawn. Yale was full
tofi fight this year. but the Yale men
seldom knew where the ball was.
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LoWsMANsLEADs lLEAG UEI IN SCORING q.

crossed the plate SO times. Gavyyi
scored "a times on his homers and in
other cases was pushed around by
the general good hitting Of the Phils.'
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Gavyy cravath5 OF the SPhils, one of
the biggest and slowest men In the
majors, scored more runs this year
than any other National Lacquer. He
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sPoRTs j o II !,

Has Ban Johnson seen some hand.
writing on the wall ? He is one Of the
promoters Of a new department store
in Chicago. M. 35tg
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Eighteen blows were struck in the
Ted Lewis.Jimmyl Duffy bout. Lewis
struck nine and Duffy struck the floor
the same number. y. M
Aionzo Stage. Chicago university
coach, says football players are born.
We have always wondered where they
came from. n
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4
/ Fulton's reach measures. ss4 1.2
inches or seven feet and one.half en-
inch. It's the longest reach In Els
!tiana. Willard Is reach Is So ~ inches.
Willard Is only two inches taller than
Fulton. The newcomer is just as
long In the legs, SO in the matter OF
size he is a match for the champion.
Z It's claimed Fulton has never been
hit hard No wonder. He holds em
offswith the long left wing.
The title affair will be a fight be-
tween the giants OF the ring. with
Willard favorie. Jess has shown
class. Fulton has knocked out Six
men in his short career, but they,
were Jack Moran, Terry Keller, Art
lPelkey, Jack Lewis, Tim Logan and
Andre Anderson. e Y y 4 I'll
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Relief is in sight for Buck Herzog,i
who managed the Cincinnati Reds two
seasons. The Chicago Cubs are after
him. n (; i9 Y
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All fighters have their dislikes,
Clabby and White don't like to fight
IN Milwaukee and Freddy Welsh
doesn't like to fight In a ring,
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RY Brown ItiofmesI

The idea Of Freddy Welsh asking
for q vote by sporting editors to de.
eide the logical gcontenders for the
lightweight champ ionship IS ridicnl:
Gus, even thought o press agent at:
fair. Il Welsh real wants TO know.
the logical contend rs for his crown
all he has 10 do Is watch the papers.
i Charley White and Ted Lewis have
been knock king lightwetghts cold fo.j
several months They stand out head
and shoulders above all the others.
so Welsh ought not to- have any trou.
BILE deciding who he should meet IL
he really wants to meet a sboxer who
has a chance.
4 Right on the heels OF Welsh. s plea
for a vote. comes news that White
knocked out Milburn SAVIOR In one
round and Lewis knocked down Jim;
my Duffy nine times in the first round,
IT 171 FHI ET ~
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Only 1856 days till the baseball sea.
son opens! e: e:
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The football world Is now In tho
throes Of To- line Of! dope which the per.
sonal fancy Of critics has seen tit to,
cast upon the greatest athletic event
Of the fall season. This consists OF
selecting an Aii:American football
team. According to many experts there
are no football players on the Oregon
team and other teams of the far est.
There are O. few, one Y Or two. west of
the Mississippi, Maulbetsch &of Mich:
igan being lucky to get entioned by
some. But there must be some after
math 70 d football season besides,
hospital list, SO picking eleven best.
men In the country Is left to the exs
perts. Probably the best solicitor OF
"All American teams is Walter Camp!
who has been In the business for
years. According to Camp, a man may
be heralded Throughout the country,
hut should that man fall before Bone
other man and his team still win.
Camp selects the man on the losing
team. Camp picks the man, regard.
less Of what team he plays with or.
what the critics have to say.
Many experts, SO called, figure that
the man making the most touchdowns
Us the best backfeld man. They do
pot take into consideration such
' pings as what 9opo onents were scored
ia or the condition OF the man OPP.
osing him Turing a contest in which
The man detailed to cover him may
have been suffering from INJURIES
Camps selection is always awaited
with anxiety by the sporting pub:
lie.
The Army and Navy game annually
brings to light hitherto unknown or
at least unheralded player who just
about misses the AL. Anne rieanH or,
manages to get on that mythicaliteam.
This year the player who should get,
the greatest consideration for the
highest football honors Of the coull-.
try is Elmer oliphant. formerly Of Pur.
due. oliphant practically won the.
game for the Army against the Navy
and already he has been named az,
"AllrAmericanH half back by some lex
perts end the chances are that the
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consensus 8, opinion win lean q j. that

consensus Of opinion will lean that
way. Z Il y J. y
December fourth there will be a new
captain elected for the Test Virginia
University football team. The candi:
dates are Curry, w bster and Bren:
nan. Webster has been acting captain
of the regular eleven in the games
while Leaf erwood remained on the
bench with twisted pinions. The ell.
Section will take place at a banquet
to be held In the ELK 81 Club in Nor.
gantown on the date mentioned:
The Carlisle Indians this year failed
Imiserably, but one man on the team
being worth mentioning as having
done his share OF good work for the
school. That Is Calac who has been
selected as second All. American full;
back Of many experts. The Indians
did not have the cunning of old times
They did not retain their aggressive
ness Throughout the games played. AS
an instance of the backward slide
of the saboriglnes may the cited the
game which Wesleyan won from them
by score of IA to q. Afterwards West.
Virginia won from Wesleyan 80 to O..
In former years West Virginia was not
in Carlislefs class. This year the In.
dams are AZ points to the bad {of be.
ing in the same class with the Noun:
taineers. sfiss 7ll
Deserving special mention is the
team which Columbia University put
on the field for the first time in a de.
cade. But five games were played dur.
ing the season; Just closed but the
Blue and White won them all. In quar-
lterback Miller the Morningside,
Heights; school has a coming star, who
next year will take up j a few pegs In
football history. He is a good punter,
a good line runner and he can drive
the team with fine head Coach
Metcalf Is more than satisfied with
the showing made by the New York:
ers thistyear and promises team next
year that will put Columbia where 81
rightly belongs, with the bestiteams OF
Liha land -. ~. - - ~. Y q. A..
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IN&THE8 oeseRvAToRY. Z.
Young Woman Visitor After five
minutes of staring through giant ilens)i
e Oh, u see the moon! And the Istars!l
Wonderful!
Professor-No low, Miss, e you will
step aside Ill take 4 the cap off the
lens SO you can see throughlit.
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THE REPLY OF a q UIl'L-TY CON 81,
e l u SCIENCE!
Il stopped at country hotel last.
Mondayand when u registered, IJaskedi
the llandlady If there was any water
in myl room. Eyes, there was, 81 she
replied, guiltily, sbutS ] had the drain
;fxed.s N
BE.
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in the High School League yester.
,day's5match resulted as follows: u
Il lssS TEMPLEgpUcKsH y
In last nights Temple duckpin con.
test the Never Was team, won from

-cce~r~>c-c S>>esSe-S9~c
II N, q " i Z, I. ~. .',ssa
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EsLEAG;ujEt

Game Tonight. 3,s eS
Submarines vs.. Jinks: Il
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-07
13 STOUCH CONVERTS JOIN
Congregation of Methodist Church at
West Fairview Increased by ~
Members in Two Weeks

Especial to the Star-Independent)
West Fairview, Jan. 7.-Twenty.
seven new members have Joined the
Methodist Episcopal church in the past
two weeks. Thirteen were converts of
the Slough evahgelistic campaign. Two
cateehetical classes have been organ
lied, one for adults and the other for
juniors. Both are receiving instruction
In doctrine and discipline by the pastor,
the Rev. s. B. Bidlack, assisted bv Miss
Mary Snyder. These classes meet ev-
cry Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
A Personal Workers League has
been organized in the Methodist church
here. The men and women of the
church have been divided into crews of
from five to seven, with captains over
each crew. They will do personal
work and lead Sunday evening devo-
tional services.
The Marysville Methodist Sunday
school raised $S4 last Sunday morning
for repairing the interior of the church.
Some splendid work has recently been
done on the furnace and now the peo-
pie enjoy warm and comfortable room
for worship at every service.
Last Friday, at the Methodist par
sOnage, James Leonard Brownhill and
Miss Emma Dice, both of Marysville,
were married by the Rev. S. B. Bidlack.
Mr.. Brownhill is an employee of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company The
couple will make their home in Marys-
Vile.
On Saturday Mervin J. Souders, of
Churchtown, and Miss Ida Shindel
were married at the Methodist parson-
age, on Railroad street, by the Rev. s.
B. Bidlack. The couple will take up
their residence in this place.
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Quickest, Surest Cough
Remedy is Home
Made
Easily Prepared in . Few MIN
utes. Cheap but Uaequaled

Some people are constantly annoved
from one years end to the other with a
persistent bronchial cough, which is Who'll.
ly unnecessary. Here is a home-made
remedy that gets right at the cause and
VIII make you wonder what became of II,
Get 212 ounces Pinex $50 cents worth
from any druggist, pour into pint bottle
and fill the bottle with plain pranulated
sugar syrup. Start taking it at once
Gradually but surely YOU will notice the
phlegm thin out and then disappear al
together, thus ending a cough that Won
never thought would end. 1t also joosens
the dry, hoarse or tight cough and heals
the inflammation in a painful cough with
remarkable rapidity. Ordinary coughs
are conquered by it in "a hours or less
Nothing better for bronchitis, winter
coughs and bronchial asthma.
This Pinex and Sugar Syrup mixture
makes full .pint-enough to last a
family a long time-at cost of only 81
cents. Keeps perfectly and tastes pleas
ant; Easily prepared. Full directions
with Pinex. '''"'
Pinex is special and highly concen.
trated compound of genuine Norway pine
extract, rich in. guaiacol, and is famous
the world over for its ease, certaintv and
promptness. in overcoming bad coughs.
chest and throat colds.
Get the genuine. Ask YOUR druggist
for ~ ounces Pinex," and do not accent
anything else. A guarantee of absolute
satisfaction, or money promptly refunded
goes with this preparation, The Piner
Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
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HARRISBURG DRUGGIST
PLEASES CUSTOMERS

G. A. Gorgas, druggist, 16 North
Third street and Pennsylvania Rail
road Station, reports customers great
ly pleased with the QUICK action of
simple buckthorn bark, glycerine. ETC.,
as mixed in Adler-i-ka. This simple
remedy drains the old foul matter from
the bowels so THOROUGHLY that
ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY
CASE of constipation, sour or gassy
stomach. 1t is so powerful that it is
used successfully in appendicitis. Ad-
ler-i-ka never gripes and the INSTANT
action is surprising.-Adv.
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concealine the Horrors of War

La Panne, the little seaside village
built for summer gayety, had more O,
the romance of war in it than am
place | have seen.
The half dozen summer hotels anf
all the villas were filed with the moth
ers, wives, ond children of the Belgian
soldiers whose firing line had just left
Their homes had been in Brussels, Ant
werp, Ghent Now thev were in the
last little town in Belgium. To some
their soldiers had already returned. an6
they were dining as merrily as If 70
morrow did not hold out reasonable
likelihood of being killed. At the door,
of the hotels and on the street were
many others waiting, and, as the street
had filed up with another French ar.
tillery division bivouacked for a few
hours, they could not see their men
folk until they were close at hand. Now
and then as we passed we could hear
little gasps of happiness. For some,
of course, there were disappointment
and bad news. But they must have
earned their sorrow to their chambers,
as La Panne was all gayety.
\ comment on the Belgian soldiers
made at the beginning of the war oc.
CURED TO me: "They shoot the enemy
all day; at night they come home and
kiss mother. In the morning they kiss
mother again and 90 back to shoot some
more'
They certainly showed themselves
capable of shaking off the horrors of
war before their women folk. To see
them there in La Panne that night Won
might have thought it was all a sham
battle if it had not been for conyic-
ton of reality that would not shake
oti.-Arno Dosch, in ''The World :
Work y for January.
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1000 FREIGHT CARS FOR B. & O
Cost to Amount to Between $1,000.
600 and $1,000. 900

Baltimore, Jan. 7.-Announcement
was made by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad yesterday that contracts have
'been placed for 1000 freight ears to
cost between s1,500,O00 and $4,000
600. The order calls for prompt deliv-
cry, and it was added that options have
been taken on an additional 1000
freight cars and that prices have been
asked on 200 tons of rails.
The order for cans included 1000
steel hopper ears, which the Cambria
Steel Company will manufacture at its
plant at Johnstown, Pa, and l 1000 box
cars, bought from the Mt. Vernon Car
Manufacturing Company, Mt. Vernon,
III. These orders will be doubled if
the options taken are exercised.