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least. it is necessary to assume that he did not
 Tt seems to me-" said the king at last, with frank brutality. that a ruler who does not scruple to accept a sub sidy from Italy. and whose every visit to my court of recent years has had for its one object the borrowing of fresh funds. should not press me on matters of policy. In fact" he said concluding. it is impertinent. and I resent it in the strongest possible manner"
 The rough old man controlled his in- dignation. Prince Niklas has the say ing grace of humor, which lends a finishing touch to a rough character.
 My dear son-in-law." he answered. in the Calabrian peasant dialect of Italy, which he had mastered during a long sojourn in the south at an early and unchronicled period of his life. it is the privilege of a father-in-law to remonstrate with a young man who Is about to lose his situation and become unable to support his daughter in her proper station of life. You are aware. Victor" he added. that Italia Irreden- ia is not forgotten among your peo pie"
 I imagine that all my readers are acquainted with the meaning of this expression. but for the benefit of any who are not will explain that Italia Irredenta-unredeemed Italy-is the name given to that portion of the Aus trian nominations on the north and east shores of the Adriatic which Is inhabitated by Italians and has not yet been regained by the Italian peo- pie. It is, of course. the existence under Austrian rule of this strip of territory that is the cause of all Ita,y's neartburnings against the dual moa- archy.
 "Now, Victor" continued the old man grimly. If you go too far in sup port of Austria and Germany you are going 10 lose your throne. You haven't any job. And how do you ex- pect to support my daughter as a con noisseur of coins?'
 This bantering allusion to the kings well-known hobby of coin collecting
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reused his majesty to whiteh hot fury He jumped out of his chair.
 T have heard enough" he ex claimed. You will leave Italy at once and never presume to return. The meeting is at an end" he add ed. speak ing to the Marchese di San Giovanni who had been trying vain,y :o catch Niklas' eye.
 But. as he was stalking indignantly out of the room, with one of those dra matic changes of mood that charac terlze the southern Slav, Prince Niklas threw himself upon his knees before him. barring his way to the door.
 Forgive me. Victor" he exclaimed in penitence. catching at the kings hand and raising it to his lips Do what you wish so long as you pardon me for my indiscreet bluntness of speech. I was thinking only of my daughters future"
 q can attend to that" replied his majesty stif,y, trying to get past the importunate old man.
 But you will forgive me?" pleaded Niklas, rising to his feet.
 T will accept your apology" an. swered Victor, now half relenting.
 There was another matter I wanted to speak to you about" said Prince Niklas. You know that the mobiliza- ton of the Montenegrin troops has cost me a lot of money"
 You are a fool to go to war, Nix Ias," said the king bluntly. T shall be compelled to occupy your terri tory"
 "But, my dear son-ip-law, we have not yet gone to war" replied Niklas suavely. Mobilization does not nee. essarily mean war. However. as was saying. it has cost me a good round sum-a hundred thousand liras, in fact, and if have to call on you to preserve my throne for me. when fly in the face of my country's wish and refuse to fight"
 50 you want a hundred thousand liras?" demanded King Victor.
 Immediately" responded the old man. "The bank at Vienna wires me that my account is overdrawn. I thought had some money left. but
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liras 100000 at par Paris our order. and we demand be promptly entered to H. H. account and be credited all allowance. Under H. M. signature. Di Giovanni
 By Our Royal Warrant, 4th. Aug. It. R. ""
 Why was the dispatch sent in Eng fish? Because English has begun to supplant French as the language of diplomacy. But to an Italian ambas- sador? There can enlighten no one Prince Niklas was proud of his Eng fish, and, as soon as the Marchese had signed and had affixed the royal seal. he took the precious paper in his hands and ran like a boy to the tele- graph office.
 And that was the innocent dispatch which sent Europe wild with wrath and joy a few hours later, when the news ran that the Italian ambassador at Vienna had called upon the Emper- or Franz Joseph and informed him that Italy would maintain neutrality in the impending struggle.
 eohCs thC outoui St ol tuISdlS against Italy prevented Victor from disavowing his ambassadors state ment. As for old Niklas, he had hur- ried back to Montenegro by the first boat. and was already massing his fighting men upon the slopes of Cher nagara, to lead them in aid of Serbia against the hereditary foeman, across the border.
 Who betrayed the royal cipher?
 There Della Campagna, graceless scamp though he proved himself in betraying Niklas' confidence, would not budge an inch. In vain I pleaded my past assistance to him in a certain diplomatic embodiment. Della Cam pagna was adamant. But he did ex- pound to me the cipher. which was changed on the following day.
 Do you see anything strange about that message. Mir. X-?- he asked.
 scanned it closely. The letters, of course. were the customary abbrevia- tions. H. H. stood for his highness. H. NJ. represented his majesty. It. R. v. meant merely 'Italiae Rex Victor or Victor. king of Italy," Yet there
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He-I notice that Miss Nomer is laughing at everything MT Borem Guide says. He must be quite witty tonight.
 She-No; she had a gold tooth put this morning.
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ITALIA IRREDENTA BELLUM IGNORAT. V.

"The V at the end stands for Vic tor.' It is customary in sending message to append ones name or ini tials, you know" explained Della Cam pagna patiently.
 Italia Irredenta ignores the war; translated. "well. I don't think mucf of your Latin, Della Campagna. | sounds more like mediaeval Latin thai the language of Virgil and Cicero. but as an arch-plotter I award the cak' to you"
 q thought you would be amused replied the young fellow suavely And now, excuse me. I have an ap pointment with a lady"
 watched the young fellow swinf away with his graceful stride, and confess hoped that it was the mait
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De Poet-Ah, The delusions of childhoodl Those were the things to charm away
 De Quick pting)-Nonsense! used to have a charm for warts when l was a kid. but it wouldn't work worth a cuss,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
RELlEE FRom s1oMAeA -.

Why suffer from constipation and
stomach trouble whom .uayr's Wonder
iul stomach Remedy. 60 simple pre-.
scripti1n Of French oils. will give re.
lief aud free tho body OF uu poisonous
natter 10 you have fainHng apsIie.
sick headache. distress after eating.
pressure Of gas around the heart or
constipation. ret e bottle to-day. DO
not delay longer. % has brought
health and happiness f0 thousands
Mayr.E wonderful stomach Remedy .a
nov sold here by g. d. Guos.. John
lo'omnrF stores. tloEc Davis Drug
Co., and DRUGGISTS everywhere
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eenMood Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Korte returned
yesterday from visiting friends down
State. getting into the city on the late
train before the water closed the
iOad.
The meeting of the Teachers Grad
ing Circle which was TO have been
held at the Union High school Tues
Gay evening was postponed owing to
the food.
The Center Benwood fire wagon
has been moved 10 the Fifth ward
hose house.
Miss Eulus Krebs was married in
Wheeling Tuesday night TO Mr.. James
J. rter The couple left yesterday
for Pittsburgh TO spend their honey,
room The bride Is the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Henry Krebs Of High
street this city. while the groom is
an employee OF the Whe cling Mold and
Foundry company.
George MorninEstar. m the day time
and Geo. Smith. az night. have charge
Of the distribution Of the car Of coal
ai Fourth street. Joe Alderman and
Robert Shepherd are in charge Of the
car al Eighth street. The car at ourth
street was not placed until four o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
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UTILIZATION Gas Co. y. Gottghal1
montgomery affirmed ''
s,i 1907 - .-Coifse v. Alliance Bank Co.
Neraod. - re-
it2oi-sehilIing Y. Turnbun. STARK.
., I,t2o2-Taylor Y. Geysr. Muskinzum;
affirmed. -'''''"llls .
l4zos-karlinEer w. Gund Brevtr.
Co, CuyahoEa. affirmed "i'"iHs
~ citizens. Savings Bank AMI
lTusi 20. Y. Robinson, Butler. affirr1aI
,, Lffb'-hocking Valley nv a. 4,
hclber. hnckinEi affirmed.
l44gb-Hnnkerei luret,. a..
Cuyahoga. nodided w. StHlt'
1fg6=Speurcr y stat, r,.-,
modified. NY an"ta'
lt555Lstats v. Barkman. exception.
1863 Murray y stat. ar.t..t
versed -'''''"inHs re-
1aG1O-Wa1sN " Tho Co.,
reversed -it'i'iIiI'E q
.,, lt.9t O.. ". q y. Ry. Co ". pur,,,
Hamilton. affirmed. t'l'
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RECEIVED PRAISE
FROM CARNEGIE
W. D. Hall. Signal Repair Man on
Panhandle Route. fer Pas;
Nine NearB

One OF the most recent statements
received regarding the new system
tonic. Plant Juice. now being intro
dnced here. which verihes tho claims
made for this preparation. il a signed
testimonial from Mr. W. r. Hail. who
lives at No. 81 Third avenue. Car.
negie. Pa. Mr.. Hall has been the sig.
nal repair man on the Panhandle route
for the pait 2 years and is known by
many railroad men. He said:
i had been sick mar for a long
ume-just able to drag myself
around and keep at work. My food
fermented and the gas would bloat
me something awful ally bowels would
not move for three or four DAYS al a
time and | Was in bad shape. Medi.
cine did not help me. and think had
tried them all. until I began TO use
Plant Juice. IL benefited me from the
hrst dose and | have now used two
bottles and can truthfully say that my
stomach does not bother me at All.
My bowels are regular end l eat any
thing want or that my stomach
Graves without any bad after effects.
do not spit and hawk like | formerly
did. any my catarrh is getting better
every day. j can certainly recommend
Plant Juice TO anyone suffering from
stomach trouble, catarrh or constipa-
ton"
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling at
all drug stores.
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MoundsvIIIe Briefs

MT. a. l.. Francis. OF the Mercantile
thanking and Trust company. arrived
home yesterday from Columbus. Ohio,
TO which place he accompanied his
father for medical treatment.
Mrs. {. G. Wright and daughter.
Helen, have returned FROM Grafton,
where they spent the past two weeks
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Wright, OF that place.
Sheriff c. +. Hutchinson is able 10
be about after being confined TO his
room a short time with Illness.
Van n. Parriott. Of this city. made
a business trip 10 Cameron yesterday.
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Briefs

bapusmal service will be held
this evening at the Church Of God. at
which time number will be baptised
by the pastor Of the church. Rev. o.
o. Tracey.
McMechcn lodge. knights Of the
Golden Eagle. held a meeting last
evening at their hall. Considerable
business was attended to Of a routine
nature.
Michalo Janjanin. Of McMechen.
enlisted in the regular army at Wheel
Ing yesterday, and was at once sent
TO the governments barracks at Co
lumbus
Henry +. Woody. Of this city. re-
turned yesterday evening from a bus
mess trip through Ohio in the interest
Of his firm.
Miss Tonic Kerns. Of this city. is
the guest a. friends az Klngwood
Preston county.
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Disgusting Action

One OF the city officials stated last
hlsht that one OF the most disgusting
thlnEs brought 20 the notice of re-
spectacle citizens with the flood was
me action II number OF citizens in
throwing all garbage and refuse out
into the current The streets and
yards yesterday. or rather above them.
were literally alive with boxes. bar
rels and. I'm fact. everything from n
cellar or store room that would float
The city will be put To a great and
unnecessary expense after the water
recedes. due TO the careless and la
inevitable action of citizens devoid OF
civic pride and lacking the ambition
TO build a fire in the alley.
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Two Schools closed

Both the Center Benwood and the
North Benwood schools were closed
yesterday, although the water did not
reach the 1rst floor OF the buildings.
As the basement OF etch building
drains easily It Is not thought that
school viii be delayed long. Superin-
tendent ". l.. Peddicord stated last
night that the buildings would. in an
probability, be ready for occupancy
by Monday.
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j. y. Bodley. Of The firm Of B1dIov
q Fhlllips. was severely bruised Tues
Jay afternoon. although mo- bones were
Droken, when Dc tell down the eleva b.
lor shatt a. the Wheeling high school.
distance OF eleven feet ILL., w.
brought TO hls a0me hero and fs ~
inE attended by Or l. D. Bone mo
reports his condition not aarIgY.
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center esnmeoa Elooded-

Center Benwood from the Sational
tube Company plan. downward. was
Hooded early Yesterday morning Al
though The water covered the most Of
the Second and Third wards IL was
mostly only In the Easements In a
Few cases Il was On the FIRST Eoor. but
IN the greater number. especially on
McMechen street Il did not cnmD
ABOVE the Easements Little water
got into the National Tube Company
plant ana little into the Wheeing
Steel 4 Iron plant
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Prison Notes

John Jefferson, who has been en-
gagged guarding at Innwood. near
Martnsburg, at the convict road camp
there, returned to Moundsville yester-
day morning with his family
Guard Burgy, OF the prison force
mere, has been sent to Martinsburg to
take the place made vacant there by
Mr.. Jefferson's return.
One convict was discharged from
the prison yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
BENW00D
Twice Wet

The muddy water thai came With
The hood Yesterday Was not the only
liquid that made Benwood a wet
ciiy. -Boozs' that had either broken
loose from It's mooungs b. Pcnnsyl-
sania or dropped ont OF the clouds
came with the torrent. and the city
was yesterday a. IN the balmy dsy s
OF old before tfs excellence o. the r
o d. a. 'soused" as any old brewer
would wish 20 see o.. As result
there vas more than one duckinE,
caused by the boat going through a
funny stunt Of scooting out from
under its occupaut.
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CINCINNATI o. Feb. 3-George s
Dial. OF Springfield, Ohio. recentiy an
pointed trustee In bankruptcy OF the
kinnanc company, bankrupt dry goods
concern OF Springfield. todty appeared
applied to Judge Safer for an order az
recting the clerk TO pay over to the
trustee the money deposited by the Kin
name company for the purpose OF carry
Ing out the composition offer made bv
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Play Fairmont Tonight.

Fairmont high school viii BE- the
attraction at the Union high school
gymnasium to-night In the nrst game
OF the season played between these
TWO teams. The game will start early
and the usual large crowd Of specta-
tors Is expected. The price of admis-
sion OF the former games will remain
the same for IN games during the
season
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MOUNDSYILLE


Quite a number OF the miners em-
ployed az the Fort Pitt mine. opposite
Moundsville In Ohio and residing IN
this city. have been sharing i'm the
distFibutlon % shoes which la. been
going on here the past few DAYS.
Shoes Of all kinds. black. tan. lace.
button. largo and small. are being xiv.
en- out. and men may be- seen several
llmes day on the street with LARGE
bundles 81 shoes merely huns togcth.
ed With a string
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

CINCINNATI. Feb. an the appeal
OF Dan Ulimer. prominent business man
Of Cleveland, Indicted under the bank
ruptcy act for perjury. and convicted
and sentenced TO hye years imprison-
ment In the Federal court at Cleveland
the United States Court Of Appeals hand
Cd down Its opinion reversing and set
ting aside the sentence imposed by the
court below and remandins the cause
for new sentence upon the existing
verdict.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
WANT CITIZENSHIP
Two Petitions Were Filed With Com.
missioner BOYD Yesterday

Two petitions to become American
citizens were fled yesterday before
Commissioner George T. Boyd. An
toni Cichy, Of los National road. Full
ton, who came 90 this country from
Brozowzow, Austria. in August. 1912.
and has been engaged in the mercan-
tile business at Fulton for the past
several years. and Paul Dziergonisky.
a mill worker. living at 66 Forty-fifth
street, who arrived in America from
Russian in September. 1912.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

The Pyramid Smile from a Single Trial.
Pyramid PILE Remedy gives quick re-
li'f. stops itching. bleeding or protrud-
iHE piles. hemOrrhOlds and all rectal
troubles. in the privacy Of your own
home Pyramid Pile Remedy t. for sale
az an druggist, SOC n box. A single box
often cures.
4 trial treatment will be mailed free
for the asking Pyramid Drug Co, 517
Pyramid Bldg. Marshall Mich.
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NJ MLCHEN
K. o. P. Visitation Postponed

The visitation meeting TO have been
held at M0undsville this evening at
the hall Of Little Prince lodge Of that
place. has been postponed until a la
ter date. a committee OF three from
NcMechen lodge No. IA. and three
from Little Prince lodge had practic-
ally completed arrangements for the
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

Rev. G.. W Fuller. IT.. pastor Of
the Christian church, states that the
midwintcr district convention AZ the
Island Christian church. February T..
held a very interesting session. DIFF
fCrent churches In the district were
represented
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
K. Of p. MeetIna and Social s.,.inn

Little Prince lodge No. 10. X. OF p.
VIII meet this evening in regular SEES
sion at their hall in the Trust COM
pany building on Seventh street. After
some routine business has been at
tended TO a social session will be held
by those present.
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poned owing 10 the food Two thou
sand dollars was voted for these in
provements for the purpose OF giving
work 10 a number OF needy citizens.
Mr. Brannen stated that these needy
citizens would be given the first as
sistance in the food relief work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

The appellate court held that the in
dictment, while containing three counts
charged but one ofense and therefore
the imposition OF sentence Of two years
upon the nrst. one year upon the second
and two years upon the third count. OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
Funeral Of Miss COY.

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Miss Jane Cox, who died
tuesday morning at the home of her
brother. r. r. Cox, on Grant avenue.
VIII be held Friday morning at $3.50
O'Clock from her late residence.
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High Ferry Charges.

AT the present time the ferry
charges 20 cross the river TO the
neighborhood Of the Fort Pitt mine.
where a great many secure their sun
ply OF wet goods. is 500 for the round
trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

Ar J T Francis ana daughter. Mirs
Matte. have returned from Columuus.
o. whsIe Mr. Francis took treatment
Tor BE eyes az the Grant hospitaI
there. Ho VIII return Ir two weeks
20 undergo au operation on bic ogcs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
License Issued.

a marriage license was issued yes
terday by the county clerk TO George
-. Stansberry. aged so. and a resi-
dent OF New Martinsville, and Miss
Flora b. McNutt. aged so. and a resi-
dent Of Ann Arbor. Mich.
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MeMeehen Eortunate.

Although McMechen Is not affected
10y the high water, the people mere
discuss and take as much interest In
the river as other sections directly
affected
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DAYTON. o.. Feb. "A wagon com
pany. OF Troy. Ohio has been awarded
9 contract by one Of the foreign powers
Tor a large number OF motor trucks
trailers. The order amounts 10 $3.50
uop and n second order for a like amount
~ pending, according to ndvices received
from Troy tonight While IL has NOT
heen stated officially, Il H. Understood
nat the trucks are for the use Of the
French government
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New ohio Incorporattop,

Ihe Cole OF and Gas COMPANY Al
ron, = ~ henne and others: SIG 900
Inc Eclipse Wickless Coal on Rurpcr
company. Cincinnati. y. H. Ferguao,,
and others: $40. 900. 1soH
The New Waterford Mining Cornua,y,
a. oo ~ atertord' =. +. Leuk and others:
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II TO it's creditors. The amount on de-
post with the registry OF the court r.
Sl9,50O and at the order OF Judge Safer
the same was turned over 20 the trustee.
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a. the McMechcn Christian church.
last Sunday evening. the subject used
bF tho minister was The Gospel
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No. 7e as hosts. has been postponed
until later on account OF the high
water.
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the Indictment, the same being succes-
slNe ana not concurrent, was not proper
As n section OF the bankruptcv az
suthorizes no sentence OF impri comment
LOT 4 period In excess OF two years. lie
1pPehte court directs that the court
DyiSw revise the sentence 20 conform
whiting the Limitation OF this section
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owing TO the censor. one-half the
world doesn't know how the other half
dies.-Judgc
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VIII Postpone .nprovements-

CITY Clerk Frank Brannen stated
last night that Il was probable that
the improvements 20 the city streets.
funds for which were voted az a re-
cent meeting Of council, would be post.
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Train A special invitation had been
given 70 the railroad men. and they
turned out IN large numbers
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FlNDLAY. Feb. S.-Because OF the
nepatalon or the business Of the nine
lhs business OF the Ohio oil COMPANY
ana the organization OF the Illinois pine
line company, the general OFFICES Or
VIC pipe line company have been re-
Honea 70 this city. II will bring many
additional families TO Findlay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

The Catholic Prohibition League OF
OHIO. was organized here today with
Rev. w. j. Lindesmith. OF Cleveland. as
president and VI. J. Cummins. OF Akron
as secretary.
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The Pred r. Jones COMPANY C-,,,,,-
natl; $4,000 20 $50. 900.