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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
VETERAN DIVER
WOULD RAIsE
SunKEN ENDEn
japanese Petitions English Au-
t1ofItIes for Permission to
Undertake Feat.

! <corTespoudence OF Associated Fress,o
KOBE Japan, June 1e.-Teisuke
shimizu. a veteran Japanese diver.
has petitioned the British authorities
for permission to refoat the famous
German cruiser Enden, known as
..sthe terror, Of the south seas. which
was destroyed. by the Australian
cruiser sydney OF cocos Island in
mF. Sbinizu says he is confident he
can get the Emden on the rocks.
Skilled colleagues have signed his
petition. Tae diver won historic
iaurels il 1889 while engaged in sal
cage operations on the sunken ship
Anzenmaru on the coast Of Japan
great storm arose ,ad The British
merchaptuan carnarvanshire was
wrecked nearby- Single handed. NJ.
Shtninzu rescued the crew against
5isearful odds. IN recognition Of his
bravery the British government pre-
sented him with a watch The en-
suring publicity extracted attention
to his signal success in diving and
salvage operations.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
NO N9N0T0NY
In Work o. Mar Who Makes.
Both Large and Small

/ NEW YORK., June l9-The Nlni-
cipal Commission on standardization
-os salaries has been sending to each
and every city employe blank form,
on which one o fthe questions to be
answered was:
--Do your duties vary
The answer OF the man Wisno makes
the wooden boxes in which those who
die at the lletroDo1itan hospital on
RtackweiEs Island are buried was:
Yes, make some large collins and
some small ones sIss =
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
Horse Attracts Help
For Injured Woman

LEw1snowS. Pa. June ds.-Tne
Intelligence of an old family driving
horse. brought aid 10 MIS- Sarah, Oct
weller, e5 years old here
Shewas leading the animal 40 pas
ture when loose stone caused ner
feet 10 turn under hex body as she
:3eii factm5Ins her right hip. The
animal lowered near MS Mistress
whfuueyinS at passing teams until
his strange actions brought help
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
HlPIO1IED DOG
b QGKKSS RAEHIG|
Bulldog Wonder Gives Demon
STATIONS. Of His Wonder
full Intelligence

LINCOLN, NesH, j i111eS l9.---Naen r..
a Krause, a deputy sheriff of Renfro.
i;Olcla, left his home 10 visit MS erotnE
ier-tn-law IN Lincoln he brought Casey
Jones with him. Casey Jones is a
small bulldog, with more intelligence
than some humans. And thereto
hangs tail Beg pardon, We should
tsay thereby hangs tale. ,kor the
THAT thereeo hangs has ncehE1ss to
do with the story except that its en-
ergetc wagginGC tells. when Casey
Jones iSAp1eaSe6s V - :
But to.conttnue with the narrative.
CASEY Jones,s eHiSence~ was dndr
rectl ythe cause Of much grief for the
Ebrotherinraaw Tuesday evening:
Krause Is very proud OF the dogs
tbrother-fn-Iaw that Casey was very
brotherin-1aw that Casey was q very
smart dog. -
- Cause Blockade of Street.
The brothernrla;w demanded proof
that the animal could be hypnottzed;
Krause looked the dog straight IN the
eve. Whereupon one Casey Jones
world. The .brotherin4aw attempted
to rouse the dog. The canine remain
led, fnanimate The abrotheT1nr1aw.s
Iconyersaton became louder! This
happened on the street, and crowd
consregated A police officer APP
preached to discover the cause OF the
exciteme emit and advised all parties
concerned Moulding the doS-to
move On. The brotherin-law. ac=
cording to the officer, didn't much
like the idea of continuing jour
ney until he discovered exactly what
had happened to Casey Jones.
Very vel, chen. said the blue
coat "yo11'N 20 t0 the station =
Coughs Gp- Coin.
1 And the brother-in-1aw went He
was released when he appeared IN
police COURT on charges OF obestruct-
ing traffic, 80 80
and his master called at newspaper
Office. At that Office, after witnessing
some Of the dogs accomph shmentS, 1t
was no longer a matter OF conjecture
as. to why q. crowd congresafed on the
street.
The deputy sherif dropped dollar.
Casey Jones made a mad scramble
and the coin disappeared under his
@Kaiser wflhelm found that the
treasury was running low after the
war had progressed for about four
months, Krause remarked There
upon he called for CONTRIBUTORS. Then
what did the people do2'
He looked straight at Casey Jones,
and Casey Jones coaghed up the dol dol.
= The deputy sheriff continued his
Picks Up Umbrella.
when was young was very
slender. Now I'm getting old and
fat. When I drop my umbrella I
have difficulty In STOPPING to recover
it. But that doesn't worry me much
The umbrella dropped from his
hand casey Jones was on the job
Setting the .rafnstick in his teeth.
he hoped up and the umbrella was
restored to It's owner
And Casey Jones makes a real good
subject for a hypnotist- Casey Is a
mortal foe to cats The very name
sets him frantic. But after a few
passes by his master, cats and their
depredatlons are the least OF Casey
Jones troubles. and a days conversa-
ton concerning them will not "teaze"
him. But with the magic come to-
he is the same relentless enemy, and
the name OF the hated animal causes
a .brainstorm w5tthin his intelligent
head
SO. it's not much wonder that
Casey Jones caused a sensation son
the street
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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

The G'L1RREl
I N E.S

s AZ s.iIr -S,ys friess
moons pock .; s1sa-+srs.1 ,71aT-iase.
pc H Ssss.. * SherseIf Sbltf
VOW VOW, ana aisv :. r,1rr r., his
ION cann o2. 30 re- -soon as his health is
yan lss anu - i 80 - the clinging
Freda- Eve, freed At last $500 iI9@ an
out-grown ne. - SsShy;
me 1rleno Wno - 49, s4b-o,,es5ooTrt
mas gwen net ~ = 80 49, $50
s1tIr ,1gg ra+s,.. nv lawrence C.
Batley1 me SOY - :, 3, +9sa 9esEes
VINO IS ensans. s,sd NJ ne fssan1aced.
o. sln ~ w. " r;41S desf,,. Wfdezspread.
race Io 80 NJ. Then he sees vice
ana ca q S = codes for honor
as IT IS. ana 49, -
against the VOL T. ~, ro-ras+Hay
& nnerschlz1L: - 40.
sey, IS me pois i1at,1 is no hory ~, f4fe
! ILL., = sIean-I,orr dead. a tiny
i lwill $500 eleep - save frivolous,
lite 49, 80 .sssis3.
| 4,s-4.,a r.o,-a, ;, :, enj-i+ad
Mc-Ai1lStsl -, I'm, 5s SEEM
new Dy - srbe naSener
~ ,,1ie :. ~, hold rant attention
a an d phJ NTH Il is fnished. In
~ a,,,,,h <,- also fs a. plea. for more
.aas 1 = for the fithers OF the
aeu,o@,-1- The article is written by
CI:al; = ;rarh,,13e Herr,clS and en-
S MS LIZ aaI., Dafa1ea If Dad Other
lnaess1 s-+ic1ess i11c1ndee ga COMMIT
speStst pa-fec+1y ic1orio,1s Fourth, by
1n!sy. 49, "f.oodnout ssPosfes to,
49, the Honse'' bv Virginia
49, 81 NJ <S.17 ss,rF,S Fourth Of
49, e1 I-a !. .,1 Nv Helena Judson
:.pa+rio+Jc F-,,n for the Fourth y by
49, :, n 1rson and Comfort and
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
r,b,a-11aa,1,nk feafuir;e OF tie: JulJ

Century is an article called Paris:
Red$and Black-and Gold by Es-
teue LOOMS, describing in 2 series
!. OF spontaneous IMPRESSIONS not the
war facts but the war feelings of the
most Sensitive city IN the world The
streets, the shops. the fashions. the
attitude or the women. The AmerE
can hospital. life IN a pension: are
some Of the subjects treasea. With e
emotions of war. Lester G. Hornby
provides a series Of Sketches, and
there are also number Of unusual
photographs OF the various Aner-
can war-charities IN Paris.
Two Interesting articles relating
to the war are. T Lothrop Stod-
dard's Imperi1Ied Holland, with an
Introductory note by Hendrix van
Loon. the Dutch historian. and
James Davenport Whelpley's Eng
fish CHARACTERISTICS, as observed
during the stress OF war Mr.. Stod-
dard points out how Holland. mid
way between the two giant hostile
empires. flooded with refugees. In
constant fear of the loss OF her col
onfal empire on which her prosperity
depends, and maintaining with diff
Guilty a neutrality begrudged by all,
Is easily the most unhappy Of the
neutral countries; while Mr. Whelp-
lev shows how the war has revealed
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

NEW YORK, June 1e--The huge
spectac ularIl Hipp odrome shoWsearaa
to be with US next season Some
months ago the ShubertS, believing
that they had exhausted every SUR
prise. turned the theatre into a movie
palace. It was a failure from the
start ~, $50 .,.:isa ~
Now Charles b. Dillingham;. the
most snccessfulof all musical come
dy producers, has taken over the
lease. Dillfnghan.s capture OF the
cant In the theatrical district In
view of the fact that che books
through klaw and Erlangers the
great rivals the Shuberts.
The first production IS to be a
patriotic spectacular play to be call
ed."AlI America" It's scenes Will be
depicted IN broad and imposing
manner Agents, among whom are
several crack newspapermen. have
already been sent abroad by D1ling-
ham to secure sensational acts. It
is rumored that Fred Thompson, who
was responsible for the idea OF
building the Hippodrome, may re-
turn as manager:
Those friendly International
notes reminded a New York humorist
OF the man who told his wife to. be
careful, dear. or she'd break her
three-em dashed neck
steve o-Grady, wit; traveller and
friend ION Broadway the other day
who is playing the piano in cheap
vaudeville house on the Bowery.
81 understand said O,Grady
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
elm .W0RKERS AT FRoNE.

: ccorexpondenea OF Azsociated PessoS'
LONDON, June Close to 20:000s
film workers emp1oyed with E1ogfn4
picture houses have joined the colors
since the declaIation OF war, I'm I'm:
most OF the Picture houses TeomenS
have taken thesH1 aces The
nen -
bu+ehers, and TO return 20 41slz13s
$500 donated last fan Tor me 60
stabliShnert OF twenty-nFe bed ne
hospital OF the ministry.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
Man Weiss IN Order
To VIA a Fortune

Los ANGELES. Cad, June ue.-Ar-
thur l.. visers was married here TO
Miss Myrtle Bush. thereby Comply
ing with the terms OF a viii by which
he Is to inherit sis, coo. The Will was
made by Vfssers' grandfather IN 6ol-
land. Mich. and required that V1s-
se-s be married by September i YES
serS' first wife died about a year ago
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

PEwoaRAD, June 1s.-As protest
against the excessive and arbitrary
fafsngsof meat prices IN PetrogEad-a
eiecsaaTdtab cemndttee headed by Mime
sNfsSI. Sfs5SIaEoN wife OF the 1ninister
|6f ne interffo 7fss Sfined to&accept.
any fuFther dona4ions to charity by
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20


elle- On the main stem of the SIol-s
|licking village the other day pure
food restaurant opened with this
announcements We serve nothing
| but filtered water = IS a II E
The Eden Musee. noted as an
an amusement place for old time
New Workers as a place OF wax workss.
has closed up its shutters to give an:
other deathi1ik touch: to the lt1ess
less section OF Twenty=Third street.
It passes into the mass OF thing
that were IN the halycon days when
fourteenth street was the R1alto
Yet there Is very little need to, be-
pensive over the matter ~ NJ
There are many other resorts IN
the city, where imitation men and
women are on show at All hours Of
the day and night 1919. :ss:
Bert I. Taylor has Joined the sfaft:
OF. New York humorists and his faHS-s
Gus Chicago Trbun column = Line
O'Type or Two is now appearinEon
the editorial page Of the New York
Globe 80
.sB. Z. T."is the dean of the COLI
unn nductors. He has grown gray
in the service but his pen has never
lost its trenchant zippy punch He
urged Franklin P-.AdamS TO become
a column conductor when adams Vas
hustling for insurance in the loop
district. Adams Is now vii 3 the ri77ss
bnne- 5.-s--ssss..s.S
George s. Kaufman, one of the
new and brilliant paragraphers now
with the Evening Man, began column
ing when Adams showed a keen-in
terest in his punchy contributors.
Adams was then ON the Mail and
kaufman, after several others had
tried their hand, succeeded him and
is getting out a column that IS max
Ing them al1gsit up and take nohce:
E. Kelley Allen says people Eotos
first nights, for fear there WI not
be any second nights
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

S1sH. Serbia. June 1e.-Sr Thomas
Upton has been made a grand com
mander of the order OF Saint Sava-
ton ever conferred on foreigner.
The order is granted for services in
education, science. art, or literature
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

It is asserted that more children
are employed insdangerous occupa-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

I,
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ft1fGlutSuE -! 49,
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. n. y; ~
| sGUff1JtfS1tGsIltGtis H.
BEEKHAsNoN. ss s7zs5.5;.s
kunst and family go ~
1.-The future. - 49,.
49, .,..s,,ss,..A;,,.oS
Thomas 1;ssta q
friends here5sth week 49,:
49, -I.ss
+. Hon W. 1850
rhes anuh,safl maeeting Of the college
trustees h Is Nv
I sd-ssH B'oaman and Mrs; 2: q
70 800 M %
IL Ford 4
=. s; $3.50 ..s-ssac,,,,,,..
CoIGadeCa11y
beriand and poantsseast r3aas-
ard Millinery COMPANY, Of S1a -
ritory forahis father: g x NJ NEc CAY
during his school ya g -
1sst%. -. -
chaTies Newton 4ea1ast wife nave Re. e.
Ic.cr- csewlcnis sister:ea1rs: Lena NC
Cormick. Of tenthertord, ~. II -
now The sanfeufson1<'I MI X -StsNton 70
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

A1r. L. B.. Chidester spent Sunda
with their, daughter in Weston
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
HIGH PRICES

OF Meet in Petrograd Cause 5
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

Mrs. William Colwes and son, VIZ
liam, Jr., are visiting friends in Ell
kins-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
NUMBER
QEI|s|I[|IlssN
BlgHl|IlI
Inciuded ID the Crowd Are
ManyH9floA tte1ded The
COYli3fleneeFIleat

BExKHASNoN.sssr
Kunst and family. LETT for sI g ton
Tuegday. where they VIII reside IN
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Clark and
family spent Sunday at their camp.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

John Fisher and little son, spent
Sunday in Weston.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

CoIa.aAcca11y lett Monday orsC Cum
ber1and and pointsseast forst11e Sand
ard Millinery COMPANY, of CtarSsS
burgHeEEM travel the entire ter
ritory for his father. c. K McCa41y
during his school svacation-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

Or. John Beddow and; wife, Of IVES
ton. were here wednesday to attend
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

Tto1nFas AJhxander, OF GaaFksbu1S,
a eormer5residenr OF this. city. visited
friends here sthfs week - :.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

Miss Kate White, OF Webster Springs
attended the Commencement here
"Wednesday MISS Write was the guest
of Miss Gladys Fttswater-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

Those friendly international
notes reminded a New York humor1s'
OF the man who told his wife to be
careful, dear. or she'd break hel
three-em dashed neck
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

Charles Newton and wife have re-
turned from an extended visit with
Mr.. SewIonie sister.sAIrs. Lena NC
Cornick, oE Rutherford, M It is
now the sintenEon&of Mr Newton to
permanently locate in Buckhannon.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

The latest fashion creations are
dealt with in. both picture and story.
this department being handled by
experts in the fashion world Other
departments are up to their usual
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

Jerome Stuart was, a prominent
visitor is the city the latter part
OF last week Z IS. e
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

AIRS. Viii Craddoc4k, of Lenoire n
c., is the guest Of her sSsterIn-law,
Mrs c.. Ia Barlow
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

Mrs. G. O. Young has returned froun
Philippi, where she spent several days
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-23
By "Hop"

shall be paid, one-half by the water com- pany and one-half by the city
 5. As soon as the water company s proposition of February p, 1915, is ac- cepted by the board of commissioners, then the arbitrator so selected shall give notice by publication for five days in such manner as he may deem proper of his selection as. arbitrator and of the matters to be. acted upon by him Nnd mo- tifying those persons who have a dispute IS to their bills to sign a written agree ment to be prepared by him submitting the correctness of their bills to arbitra- ton. Fifteen days after the expiration of the said five days shall be allowed such persons to sign the agreement to submit to arbitration the correctness of bills rendered against them by the water company
 Umpire to Hear Evidence
 l. Said arbitrator as promptly there- after s possible. provided said propo- sltlon and the acceptance thereof shall not be defeated in referendum election if held, shall proceed to investigate and decide the correctness of said disputed bills and shall hear such evidence and argument as may be offered by the par ties interested, and shall render his awaSds in writing. which awards shall be binding upon the water company and all persons submitting their claims
 ''5. In reaching his decision it is un- derstood that said arbitrator shall decide strictly in accordance with the facts as found by him and the legal rigf of the parties. It is understood that said accounts are to be decided absolutely upon their merits, according to the facts and the legal rights and duties of the parties and that the arbitrator shall not be influenced by any desire to split diff ferences or to make compromises.
 ''6 No witness attorneys fee shall be allowed. but all expenses Of arbtra- tion shall be divided equally between the city and the water company.
 No bills shall be arbitrated unless the persons against whom they were rem dered shall agree in writing to submit to arbitration in the time and manner herein before set out. Yours truly. THE BIRMINGHAM WATERWORKS
 COMPANY.
 "Ry A M LYNN Prasidept'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-23
GIVES PLANS OF
 PROHIBITIONISTS

Baltimore, Mr.. February 22.-Charles Fl Randall prohibition party congress- man-elect from California, in an address to prohibtionists here tonight, am nounced that the next Congress will be asked to remove from the liquor business all the facilities which are under the governments control or ownership.
 He described four proposed laws being prepared as follows:
 '1 Federal liquor license receipts are hereafter to be issued only to holders or valid licenses already granted by local authorities in the states
 g. The United States mails will be closed to use by the liquor interests for any purpose whatever, thus prohibiting vicioul and fraudulent advertising pub lished in many newspaper and sent through the mails.
 "a The United States will prohibit the use of interstate commerce for liquor shipments or for any purpose and will stop importations from foreign countries, thus erecting a. stone wall at every state line.
 "4 federal embargo will be placed against the waste of food products by prohibiting the transformation of grain. fruits or any product valuable for food into alcoholic liquors"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-23
DOLLY DALRYMPLE
tcontInued from r.ge Six,

paid that the eloquent writer. Ritchie, paid to Disraei couldn't fail to be a potent factor as a stage character as well as real character. It was Ritchie who said of the great Englishman
 He has played great part in the history of the country. and. on the whole. has played it well; while, for his per sonal career, his struggle from compara- tive poverty and obscurity to the great est height which it is possible for sub ject to attain. and the qualities which. during that struggle, he has displayed, his resolution and endurance in defeat, his generosity and moderation in victory these are things for which every man must feel the most genuine sympathy and admiration, whose sympathy and ad- Hiiration are worth possessing. His ca rcer is a romance; but 1t is a romance that teaches a thousand useful and noble lessons, and that will have power, in times when the party passions of today shall be cold as the ashes of those by whom they are famed to fire many a young soul with the highest ambition. and to fill many tender heart with the sympathy for him whose story it records"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-23

RATES-Onc cent a word . day; no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton: Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-23

MOMENTS BARGAINS IN HOMES 1-3 OR MORE LESS THAN VALUE. PART OF PURCHASE MONEY PAID. YOU CAN OWN YOUR HOME FOR THE BALANCE. NORTH AND SOUTH HIGHLANDS AND ALL SUBURBS.
 HOMES FOR RENT.
 Phone Main 269. 2026 1st Ave. (One copy of this ad worth $25 on pur- chase price of any home)
 1-23-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-23
IQNE CENI A WQRlI
FOR SALE

RAfES-One cent word day: no nd.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ti0n Cast! must acrompnny order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-23

 IAL< WITH ALAN JEMISON.
 lo03 Jeff. Coz Bank Bldg S-S-t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-23
FOR RENT
FOR RENT.
HANOVER COURT

HANOVER COURT Look through this attractive apart ment today. It is new, modern and an ideal home in every respect. Has five rooms. each one an out side exposure.
 Every convenience furnished, such as
 Steam heat, gas range, garbage incinerators. hot water, janitor service. roof garden private porches, shades, vacuum cleaners The rental is moderate. Phone us for full particulars.
 MOSELEY, HENDERSON &
 DAVIS. 3l2 Fist St, N. Phones 7sl-792.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-23

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGEO30,6O acres of unincumbered farm lands, located in Franklin and Lincoln counties, Missis- sippi, 40 to 60 per cent cleared. soil very rich and loamy, Memphis silt. This is the heathiest portion of Mississippi, no malaria; fine trucking lands. good mar kets close. New Orleans less than 150 miles. We can trade these lands for bust ness, semi-business or good residence property in Birmngha m. Map and soil survey in office. We can sell in tracts of 120 acres and up. What have you to offer? H. D. Williams & Co.,. No. 1903 Jefferson Bank Bldg Main 2S5
 2-91-slI-t ttl-t hll -3t