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Arizona republican., 1915-11-09

Wanted-Help, Male

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman for
alteration of coats and suits. Apply
Supt., NJ. Goldwater Bros. bb
Arizona republican., 1915-11-09
For Sale-Real Estate

10 ACRES. cnoIce location, neat
house. fine shade. well and engine.
mature orchard. vineyard, acre fine
alfalfa; place free from weeds and in
first class condition. making money.
III. H MAJOR. is w. ADAMS. If
FOR SALE-Lot 75x140 y. First St.
between Willeta and Mcdowell. Per-
feet title. bargain $3.50. half cash, ]. A.
Reeves. Gen. Del. Pasadena, Calf. r
Arizona republican., 1915-11-09
For Rent-Lands

FOR RENT-150-acrer ranch, part al
faifa; "a" water; will lease for long
term. A. H. Linebarger, 923 N. list st.
Phone 1882. BIB
Arizona republican., 1915-11-09

STOCK RANCH AND STOCK FOR
SALE-Ranch north of ella Bend, on
ella River. APO acres of land, all
fenced, IS acres under cultivation. part
in fine alfalfa; also fine pasture and
shade for sheep or cattle. Good pump
ing plant, with ample water for irri-
cation. Comfortable farm house and
buildings. The farming implements and
stock, consisting of cattle horses and
hogs amounting to $4,000. go with the
place, and all at a bargain price. own
er is compelled to sell on account of
sickness but can give liberal terms.
See r. NJ. Tuckey. 16 East Adams St.
BIS
Arizona republican., 1915-11-09

MUSIC-Regina r. Cadieux organist
st. Mary's Church; piano. violin;
French; class and private lessons. Tel
ephone 1862. 11-dr
Arizona republican., 1915-11-09
AUCTION SALE
THURSDAY, NOV. IL
Phone 1917

miles north of Glendale and miles
east on Ave. 16.
Commencing at 100 p. NJ.
Having decided to leave the valley, l
r,iIl sell at public auction all my per-
sonal property: 200 head of hogs. %
brood scws. with pigs. 20 to farrow
son; so stock hogs weight about 80
his each; Is 2-year-old heifers. all
sprinsers; Jersey heifers; 1 pair big
fine draft horses years old. 1 saddle
pony, 1 moving machine, 1 rake. L
farm wagon. 1 harrow, l Fresno, dou-
bic and single harness. Terms cash.
MRS. LUCE MICHELINI, Owner
&. .. McMCRTRY. Auctioneer If
Arizona republican., 1915-11-09
AUCTION SALE


Friday Nov. 18th. "a miles north of
Phoenix on Center St.
Commencing at 1880. Having decid-
ed - dispose of all our young stock, we
VIII sell at public auction on the above
date 100 head cattle. consisting of IT
extra fine Holstein heifers, all spring
erss l. head fine Holstein heifers, COM
ing year old; So head fine heifers, all
Holsteins. age Is to IS months old; Z
head HOlstein to IL months old; 25
heifer calves l to months old; l reg
istered Holstein bull. bull calves. The
above stock are all extra fine Holstein
dairy stock, and parties in the market;
don't fail to attend this sale. Terms of
sale. cash
CENTRAL. AVE. DAIRY, Owner.
G o. McMURTRY, Auctionecr If
Arizona republican., 1915-11-09

TWO LOTS-50x140 feet. Three
squares from normal on graded street;
three room bungalow. baths, 80 foot
screen porch. enclosed pigeon and
chicken yard 1Sx50 with a two COM
partment chicken house. Also four
large level lots at Encanto, fine for
truck gardening and chickens. Ad-
dress T. 3. F. Alamo, Arizona, via
Wenden.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-09
For Sale-Houses

RING 414 for QUICK messenger.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-09

FOR SALE-160 acre REIMBURSEMENT
$1,000. improvements worth the money
would consider trade. Phone 1887 r
Arizona republican., 1915-11-09

FOUR NEATLY FURNISHED
housekeeping rooms; modern. no sick.
no children. 80 N. 5th Ave. Phone
.S772, tt
Arizona republican., 1915-11-09
For Rent-AparIments

PIERCE APARTMENTS and 3
room, everything new. 701 n. list st.
r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12

I mcut of the military problem:
! From what has been stated. we
! are forced 10 the conclusion that we
must bc prepared TO resist u combined
/ land ana sea operation OF formidable
strength our principal coast cities
and important harborS have already
been protected by ilarbor dcfenscs
which, by passive method alone. can
deny to AN enemy the use Of thcse
localities as bases tor such cNpcdi-
tiuns.
''ihc cncny boin. unable to gain "A
fuotho!d ia amy OF these fortified areas
by direct naval attack will. therefore,
be forced to ind SOME suitabl" :..av,,
o. tn. coast from which land opera
/ ton" can h" conducted, both against
the Important coast cities and the rich
commercial ccntcrS in the interior.
Lon" stretches OF coast line between
the fortified places lie open 10 the
enemy The only reasonable way in
which these localities can be defended.
i, hy providing mobile land force
of sufficient strength. so located that
IL ma" he thrown III at threatened
points at the proper time.
1T has just been shown what the
strength OF these expeditions might be,
"a we'll as the time required for any
one of them to develop its whole eff
fectivc force. Hence, it can be seen
when we take into consideration the
possible two months delay provided
by the navy. that our system should be
aulc to furnish boo. 00t trained and or
.2niZcd mobile troops at the outbreak
of the war, and To have at least 500.-
GOO more available within ninety days
thereafter. Here, however il must be
pointed out that two expeditions alone
Will provide ~ force large enough 10
cope with our 100000 mobile troops.
and. consequently. We must 1T the out
break OF nostiliti"s provide the system
I" raise and train in addition. at least
a""."ot troops TO replace the, losses and
wnsta2c in personnel incident to war"
IN it's recommendations for the rcclI-
Jar army the report cCntemplatcS Il
mobile force of 1000 men with the
,"l":s in continental United states -
""n Coast Artillery with reserves to
bring tho COLDS up to GO.Q0N one re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12
tuberculosis Worst Enemy

is a right combination OF fresh air.
pure food, rest and clean living. Ali
doctors agree these are prime rcuui-
sites in the treatment OF this disease
which causes onC-tcnth OF all dea h.
Yet doctors know medication is needed
in many eases.
Under such circumstances, Eckman'S
Alternative may prove beneficial When
used as an adjunct to proper care ana
hySicnic living. II is most eiicaciouS
ana we know OF mIi.- eases in which
u has brought lasting relief
In any event, Il trial can do no harm.
For TINS preparation contains no poi
SonouS or habit forming druGs-no
narcotics. opiateS or. coai-ta tcriva-
tiNcS. Sold by Tragic Drug 60 and
leading druggists.
t.cI&mnn InbOrutOry, Phiindclphin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12

enforced division in the Philippines.
ono division in the iiawaiian Islands
and one in Panama
OF the Philippine garrison. il says
the policy Of holding the group is "A
national. not II military. ono, but that
1t must bc remembered that unless the
navy holds absolute control of the
sen. no additional troops .an be sent
there at need. The defense y: the
l'carl liarbor naval baSr can lie ac-
con,plishcd properly, the report con
tinuc*. only by adding II mobile force
to the harrison to meet attempts at
landing. and Al similar situation exists
in the Panam:, Canal Zone. and the sit
Uation Of the Guantanamo naval sta
tion. Of Porto Rico ana Alaska are
pointed out ns requiring permanent
army SarrisOIS.
The rcpor, reviews the situation IN
continental United states to show that
because of geographical conditions.
mobile forces mus, bc maintained III
each OF the Puget Sound, California.
Atlantic and Middle Nest areas. The
first three are described as the "criti-
cal areas Puget Sound should have,
ii ii stated, one division of troops,
loss the divisional cavalry, and Il bril-
R;tde OF three regiments of cavalry:
California and the North Atlantic
states, one division and Il brigade of
cavalry each: the Middle West. :, Iii
vision less it's cavalry and a brigade
OF cavalry. TWO brigadcs Of cavalry
are assigned to the Mexican border.
Under this distribution there would
he $4,000 regulars of all arms on over
seas service and liS.000 in the United
states, or 4 total standing army with
the colors OF 10000 men and officers.
Adding noncombatant forces necessary.
Il grand total Of 2Sl.uu0 is reached for
the standing army
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12

policy being the one which ihsures Il
successful termination OF the war IN
the shortest time"
Presenting the military problem Of
the country the report continues:
Without superiority on the sea or
an adequate land force there is moth
me TO prevent any hostile power or
coalition OF powers from landing ON
our shores such part OF its trained and
disciplined troops as its available
transports can carry. The time re-
CURED is limited only ny the average
speed OF its vessels and the delay ncccs-
cmbarkinC
The report Then makes this state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12
FATHER AND SON WIN PRIZE
Hcc"ire Nobel Medals for Ph, sizes by
Following Up Certain DIscoycrics
IN t'0rmntiOm OF N.rYstnIs

LONDON. December ll.--Iicutcnant w
l.. bragg. who jointly with his father.
Professor W. H. Bragg, f. r. s.. has
received the Nobel prize for physics.
is serving with the British forces in
Flanders as an artillery cxpcrt The
third scientist who was associated with
the two In their researches into CRYSTALS
and Mays. Henry i. NJ Moselcy was
Killed ny Il snipcr's bullet in Cali
poll
Professor Bragg and his son won
their medals by following up certain
discoveries in the formation OF crystals
made by Professor Lave. II German
scientist. who himself won the Nobel
physics prize In 1914. He developed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12

the theory that an N-ray Is Il phc-
nomcnon similar to ray OF light. but
produced by wave lengths many thou
sand times smaller than the hlcou-
ceivnbly small waves associated with
light.
Professor Bragg ana his son hit upon
"a method of investigation by which
they obtained tho knowledge az to how
atoms in crystals are arranged.
'ro our astonishmcnt" he said it
upset all the old set theories. Of crystal
Biography and many other ideas as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12

General Sir Charles Monro is the
British Notwithstanding AT the
Dard'nelicS. Since the decision OF
the allied council OF war to prosecute
w:th viSnr the campaign against tn.
Turks at Gailipoli, Sir M0nro'S duties
have assumed Il now importance.
This picture has Just reached thi.
country from the DardancllcS front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12

we'll"
In this work tho pair were assisted
by young Moselcy. who WAS the sor|
of the late Professor a. n. NJ. Mosclcyl
OF oxford. Starting from a ccrtain|
point OF Lave's researches into theI
diffraction of N-rays In their passag q
through crystals. the three. in tho
words of Professor Bragg, Opened uui
vistas the Significance OF which is in !
conceivable
Professor Lave. like Lieutenant Drag Fl
and the unfortunate Moselcy. is alsci
Il soldier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12

rinlpics by outside treatment, such az
s ,i;i' masS2Gc. cosmetics, cleo
trlclty. etc. These methods will not
cure nor even temporarily remove pin!-
i:!1:: and facial disorders
the difficulty il generally impure
oiood. Its color ~ black or blue or
hrowniSh cast, instead of ruby red, as
IL should be
All the cosmetics in the world viii
not bring back the color If your blood
is titled with Impurities which il can
not remove or throw Off. Stuarts Cal
cum Waters operate directly on all
hloou impurities. one al it's many
qulck-actns and harmless ingredients
Is Calcium Suiphidc, admitted by Scicn-
lists 10 he on" OF the most rcmarknble
blood puriiiors in existence 90 10
your druggist. whoever he may be. and
ne vii! civ" YOU 81 box OF Stuart's Cal
cinm Waters, price soc.
Mail coupon below. to-day for free
trial package.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12

Had we known that we
would have had such IA
demand for Mahogany
Floor and Table Lamps
our line could not have
been more complete. We
have had a wonderful sale
on these pieces, and every
one has been astonishcd
at the exceedingly low
prices we are offering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12

cuiatc only i'll Italy. one costs = cents.
ana is used instead OF the usual l-ccnt
government stamp. cent going to the
state and the other TO the Red Cross.
'Ihc other stamp costs cents and can
replace the ordinary 3-ccnt one. the
extra cent going to the Red Cross. OF
course. the use Of this stamp is vol
untary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12
ESTIMATED tOST

Grand total. rc4ulor AMI con
,,,.,,,.I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12
BENEFITS RED CROSS
Gives society Permission
to Issue Certain Stnnps, Their
Use bcinR Voluntary.

ROME, December 1.-THE Italian Red
Cross Society has obtained the permits
sion Of the government; to issue TWO
posture stamps OF its own. which cir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12
How to Get Rid
OF Pimples Quick (!
Science Now Gives BcnutituI Clear
'"mpirn'"nS In Few Dnys. Through
Stunri'> Calcium WATERS
TRIAL. PACKAGE MAILED

y woman may have but ordinary
features. or even a coarse heavy con
tour 81 face. bat If She is the posses
scr OF II fn", coioriul skim showing
vigorous health ana :: pure blood she
Will be attractive 10 every eye
me great trouble with the ma iority
oil women is that they fry to remove
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12
.$35S.iGo.GCO

Iotal ..................... 1898, 10000
In addition TO these figures. Sccrc-
taHN Garrison points out in 4 digest of
IN" special report. an annual EXPENSE
OF S2o.""p,VOp for each of :our Years
would be necessary for harbor de-
lenses. and reserve material would cost
Tor the first year alone Si29T6S7
making the grand total for the first
year, $5o3."2>.7s6
1t was the cost Of the War College
plan which lcd Secretary Garrison TO
devise tho modified plan ynich has
been presented to Congress with the
backing Of the administration Under
that plan the first years expenditure
would lie 7.o36, and Il force of
regulars miitiamcn and contiuentais
OF G'o.S4% would he produced within
three years which would be more than
doubled by including the reserves of
each branch which would be created
within the first siN-year continental
enlistment period. The annual upliecD
cost of the War College plan after the
system is In full operation Is csti-
mated as S5iHiI@,oo0 as against SlS2.-
23i,33a for the administration plan
Secretary Garrison'S statement shows
that the War College has hncr asked
TO renew its consideration Of the sub
1ecl III order that certain of It's esti-
mates may be more fully worked out.
The report opens with a cUnsidcra
''''' 20 '''' 'h'i'laIN pIobIcN confront
ing the United States from which It
reaches the conclusion that The 81 fc-
guard OF isolation no longer exists"
sine" The oceans, once barriers, are
now easy avenues of approach hy reas,
OF OF the number. speed and CARRYING,
capacity of oceau-goinc vessels" II
declares that the successful outcome
OF the wars in which the country has
been engaged has given the public a
wron@ Impression. in rs mu,h as care
!ul study %! tines" wars ccvcnls -
startling picture Of Faulty leadership
needless vast" Of lives and nropcrty
costly overhead charges augmented hy
payment OF hount!cs 10 Keep W. volun-
taIE cnlt:iWcHts, undue pvulonpatio on
o! all these wars and nnully. reckless
eNrend!tNr" of public funds cor con-
iInALM. NON Inn. .,
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
FAcE TWELVE

800 tax IN question remained arDaid
SfouGh "a MISUNDERSTANDING on tho
A Art Of petitioner, recommend that no
a ~ allowed ~ pay an amount equal
q the esessmcnt as origlnaily made
Sgrinst him, and that rsfH' be made
(herefIrs OFFER the following resoln-
Respectfully submitted.
MATfilcE !. BEATING,
ThOS. r.. GILMAN,
JAMES cltANSHAW.
ELMER ID. CASE,
EDNARD BAkNETT.
VI JOHN l. JAkEL.
JULIUS L. kRiMMEL
Accepted. and or leave, the Follow
ting reroiption waA offered
IL Aid. keatirg:
be. and he IL hereby auth orizeC Aua
instructed 10 draw 4 warrant uVon
the proper fund IN favor Of l.. r.
Wijtsie for the sum % $i.t3. being
penalty and Interest Charge on Part
OF assessment levied against Lot
is, Sterling Park sub - etc. Tor tNr
paving OF Dickcrson avenue, Roll 1888
Upon surrender OF the certificate Of
title issued him by the city Treasure
BY reason 81 non payment OF sai
AaseAhnlent
Adopted as follow;
Hell, Burton. Case, Cranshaw. ulH
EiitR Field. Freiwald, Gilman. Guth-
ard. Hindie, Jakei Heating. koChtr.
Erimmel, Kronk. Kunz. Lempt e.,
Lodge. Move, Owen. Richert, bonil-
ton, R1!lo, Rutter. schultz. sta.k@y,
Sssf.n"~ ska ThompS2m1;; ,.or NT -, i /
Wilson. link. zoelier and the Pres
ident--so.
Nsys--None.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
ALLEY 555 (Paving)

l9l Ca yde tNrt,tlIou.
ldai3a su yds. ouo-.ourso cone~~ts
1924 luural f,et ot retaining aonc|
old Medina curb wsy hr rs,d
$50 linr'I f,.t cox retaining plank
a. cu 1oe concrete under aud be-
CH Estimates.
TIE umc ta be sr' len the Contracts
tot The vuwn.,f.1U 90 t1. above pav-
lnF iob bail Do as follows.
SIN ltl'N> AFINt E...- June 7. 1919
~ M r|fI .... ..... June 2 1871 n
WABASH AN-Ni E...... .JuH'l. lald|
At+i|t 300 .s..t.. .....-.--. N'f J, ltl1l
Ht',-t.l r'i ,r-s'ss'' Nov ], lsl9|
ALI rth .t..... ..s.-NuN. l, l@ll|
said atry,t. and al'r,e Cd D., Uaved|
acrordlt- o. i1g HHcc. h.atig1s for|
nsph1luc concrete ad.nt,i Jam la,|
1915 uur-Cnuf concrete. adopted
Fob 81. lfl. sh o. asrNHlt. ud0ptei|
Jan. lf, l'fs. nlH1. thu estimates on
the Cift Ev..ueHr. ua above, and tht|
Charter ana '.dMances OF the City|
Eldder- vIll state the price per
cubic y1rH Cor sNyHv1 I'm price perl
liueal TOOK pr Durh,t~. Yvt.g pcrl
square yard f3r having CO.. cOil,rctins,|
aud price per i.ueal font FOR retain.|
iifr rlIrh. vf Stone. etc
Rid- VIII only Doe received for thai
entire ul ihr Wyrk Dr maternal tori
any street u. rr. ti.rH or street. al
per quaruut ,s|r7 .u tas mates
aud tbt hid wifi H- .,.rHfed which,
81 he lowest I-..rrf. rJ anv crror|
~, extensions on fouune matc by|
bidCrr=.
f'3dorr must deposit with bids en.|
clio e0 boz e-r.r r.r envelope a certf-
hed rf.rh I.'-Hin On fGa order vi thai
Department ~ ruUH Works nf ths|
ct ~ ''-t'HIt H follows
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

lind that the said BOARD 10 the owner
81 aN the property AUDITING on the
alley proposed To he vacated. there
lore your committee recomme nj that
ia the following resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
GopFRE- FREIwaI.D.
JAMES vERNoR,
:. W. wENzEi.
JOHN A. KRoNk.
JOSEPH RuLLo.
Accepted. and on leave. the fol-
lowing resolution was offered.
rs Ala Freiwaid:
Resolved. THAT "the west $50 feet
OF the public alley. Is feet wide. lying
east OF the east line Of Vermont ave-
Marquette avenue. also. all Of the
public alley. Il feet Wide. lying east
OF and parallel TO Vermont avenue
and between the north line Of lot -
north IS feet of lot : NJ Coriiss and
Andrus' Boulevard Park suen,." be
and the same are hereby vacated TO
become part and parcel OF the ad-
Joining land
tlon deeds 10 the city Of Detroit for
alley purposes The north IS feet "
LOT - Corliss and Andrus Boule-
ward Park suhn OF part OF trsc.
:sS;iSn i + Il E E. . sSS thsS
10 the plat recorded IN liber 20 OF
plats on page 81 Wayne County Rec
ords.
Adopted as follows
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Ashe. Barnett
Bleil Burton, Case, Cranshaw. Dill
ard Hindle. JAkeL Heating. kocher
Krimmel kronk kunA Lempke,
Lodge. Movie, owen. Richert Robin
son. Rlllo, Rutter. Schultx. Starkey.
Stefanowski Thompson Vernon
Wenzel. A (. Wilson, w. J.
Wilson. link. zceller and the Pres
.deut-4O
Nays--None
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
LIQUOR REGULATION.

To IN. HoAorabis the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation. 10 whom was re-
ferred the application OF Charles
woods for transfer from e73 Town
send avenue to 1909 Mack avenue: Of
Mckay. for transfer from
f24 Ferry avenue east TO l7s Shelby
street, and the application OF George
II. Cicotts. for transfer from sol DIX
avenue 20 eli Nsdbury avenue. re-
spectfuiiy report we have had the
SANE under consideration and seeing
no objection thereto, recommend that
the'a aforementioned applications and
bond Be approved We also recon-
mend approval Of bond Of Kaimsn
Bstor. covering transfer from 1876 TO
l63 Dearborn avenue, the application
for witch was approved on the lzth
inst
Respectfully submitted.
CHAS. " BURTON.
ELMER u. CASE.
JACOB GUTHARD.
ANTHONY NOWC
a. q. kCNZ,
w ". G. HINDLF
Accepted and adopted a. follows
Ysss-Ald. Allan. Ashe. Barnett.
Ellie. Field. Freiwaid, Gilman. Guth-
ard Hiudie. Jakel, Heating. Kochsr.
Krimmsl Kronk. Kunz. Lempke,
Lodge. Nowc owen. Richsrt. Robin
son. Rollo. Rutter. schultz. atarkey,
Stefanowski Thompson. Vernon.
Warteil. Wenzei, A r.. Wilson. w. j.
Wilson, link, ZOeller and the Pres
idant--f0
Nays--None
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
NOTICES PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Oct ~. 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1919.
ENGEL AVENUE

To JOS DcLargy. EnEei Z Schwartz.
n. w. Allen. Auua Keau. William
Legg. Louis Koau. a. HlRck. Fran
Meioche. Patrick Murphy. J. a. Nn.
dau. a. McConb. j. Butlcr. r Copen
Lofer. r. VI Couch. a Boaun Ch1s.
Dorrigan, and 20 I'LL other persons
owning, occupying or otherwise In
terestod in any II the lots ard prem
isos fronting on EpE9l aycnu" Up SAID
City Of Detroit, within tho limits
hereinafter montioncd.
The Common Council - tho city
Of Detroit having ordered go much
OF Enpel avenue, from the north llns
Of Tot IS. EnRol ana 1ctwHrtz's sub
to tho north curb line 10 Collie street,
20 De GRADED md paved. notice u
hereby given that nm assessment has
been made upon all frc lots and
promises fronting ON said Tngct ave.
nue.. and ilahio 60 Do assessed for
said Improvement under tho provi-
niong Of tho Citv Charter. and that n
roll az said 0F7's aMDut is now com.
plctsd and VIII rrutIn of tho Afzess-
ora Office FOO o.. City of Detroit FROM
the date horeur upIl NYr 10 1913 for
tho iuurrrtiou Of aII persons concerns
Ell therein
BOARD or hs-Ee-Ops
py GU-TtNE At.Ett.rTT.
y 7ff PRESIDENT