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SECOND WEST VA.
TO Be SENT TO
DEM|NC, new MEX,

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. July 90
Although convinced thai diplomatic
negotiations will settle differences be-.
tween the United States and Mexico,
and that orders soon will be received
for the gradual withdrawal Of Gener-
al PershinS's forces, staff officers here
are continuing the work OF shaping
the big border army into an efficient
body.
AS a further addition to the fight
ing force along that part of The bor-
der over which the expeditlonary
force moved FIVE regiments. including
one from West Virginia. are to be
stationed at Deming. ~ NJ. as A STRAIT
egic measure. General Funston an.
nounced today.
The movement Of suardsmcn has
been somewhat lessencd since the or
der was issued 10 complete equipment
al home stations. and reports 10 army
headquarters indicate that recruiting
has heen materially decreased. The
Third New York regiment passed
through here to-day. on the way 10
Brownsville. with I.S00 men.
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DELIVERS SPEECH AT 4
POSTMASTERS' MEEI
Saws Post Office Is Guage And
Standard Of The Govern II
ment
CONTINUED on Page Ten.)

WASHINGTON. D. c., July 20
The philosophy of his political 1aitn.
which he termed service and unset
fisbness." was delineated by Presf
dent Wilson tonight in an address TO-
about 700 postmaSters. virtually an
his own appontees, at. the annilals
banouet of the National Association
Of Presidential Postmasters. He also
touched upon the subject OF peace
but only 10 say that 'in no other coun.
try are the processes OF peace 30
free 10 move"
Introduced by Postmaster Selph, oc
St. Louis. presiding. as "the protector
of American citizenship" the Prest.:
dent was given an ovation. In prefac:s
ing his remarks he said he understood
his auditors were virtually all Demo.
Gratis, and that. therefore,. he Was
more free to say certain things than
he might otherwise have been.
LAS look about upon you, the
President said, 81 gather many OF the
impressions Of the last three years.
Because many serious things have oc.
Cured. and the thing l have beea
most interested in is organizing this
government for the service OF tne
country.
Most or you. am totu' uoe
of you, bear commissions irom ts
present administration. That sets No
free 10 say some things that l might
not otherwise"
When he started sentence q mo-.
ment after with ."If you are all Demo;
Gratis, he was drowned out by cries
of we are! We are!" -
Must Deserve Confidence. 81
There's only one way OF holding
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GFRNANS OBJECTS Of ATTACKS
SII1TiiiJL TANEOy5LY ON B0TI FRONTS.
.CRAzED INVENTOR
SHOOTS -FOUR MEN
And KILLS SELF

NEWARK, n. j., July 20.--Four
nassersby in the street opposite his
locksmith shop we're shot and serious
ly wounded here tonight by Salvatore
Castronova, 53 years old, an inventor
who had gone suddenly insane. be-
fore he set fire TO his clothing and
burned to death.
Armed with four revolvers and a
double barreled shotgun, CastronoFa
shot into the street until pollcec.en
began firing at him through the win
dows on the second floor of the build
ing in which he lived. Then he ran
10 -. other side of the house and
fired at a crowd which had gathered
there, but all these shots went Wild.
The flames from the inventor $
cloIhng set fire TO the mouse. A
woman and her five year Old son
were rescued by flremen just IN lllle
TO escape death.
Before the fire started there was an
explosion of a bomb in the locksmith
shop. The police believe CastronoVa
touched a match to the fuse just be-
fore he fired his clothing.
George Erhart. 20 years old, one OF
the inventors victims, is believed to
be dying at the hospital to which he
was taken. The three others are less
seriously wounded and none of them
is expected to die.
Beside the body Of Castronova a
shotgun and the four revolvers were
found.
Plate glass windows in a half dozen
business places near the building oc..
cupied by the inventor were shattered
by his bullets.
Castronova lived as a recluse. He
is said to have invented submarine
aDplianceS
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VICTORY MARKS AN
EPOCH IN THE WAR
British Bantams Participate In
Big Battle And Display
Great Bravery
pPrT1sH FRONT IN FRANCE, July

BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE, July
20 t6 .. m. via London. July p, 2:lO
a. mD-"The French are attacking:
This was the message tnat tne rapI9 ~
fire of their I5'S ana the thunders OF
their heavy guns brought from the val
lev of the SOmme over the hills TO the
British lines.
After marking time while the Brit.
ish took the second line III front OF
them, the blue tide of French SolalerS
on the right of the British khaki ad-
yanced at dawn 10 play their part IN
the development Of the entente alileo
plans, and the people OF the towns IN
the rear had the welcome news at
LUNCHEON hour that the soI9letS were
already in occupation OF German
trenches north Of the SoQme and had
gained ground south Of the Soulme.
Meanwhile. the Australians on 4 two
mile front in the Armeties Neu Chap
ellie region. took part in the biggest
trench raid ever undertaken. its eN-
tent making it. a departure. After cut,
ting the wire by she'll fire they rushed
the German trenches, doing what dam,
age they could by bombing and hand
to hand fighting before retiring TO
their own trenches.
During the French attack the guns
nm both sides were untiringlr busy.
Having made Longueyal and their po-
sition in Delville wood secure. the
British stormed the high road, and in
both these woods and the fields be.
tween the front and the village OF
Gu;llemont, the Germans. masslng
fresh forces brought from Ferdun
since their whole tactical situation IN
the Somme region became endangered,
IN Pare Ten.
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"?SFRVCF AND uNSELF|SHNESSS"
KEYNOTE Of WILSON'S ADDRESS
DELAY ON IRISH
BILL CREATES A
SERIOUS SITUATION

LONDON. July % Q0:07 p. ny
John Redmond, the Nationalist leader
made public today memorandum
which he sent TO Premier AsQuith and
David Lloyd George, the secretary OF
war, on Tuesday. in which he declared
that the delay in making public the
text of the Irish bill and the irritation
caused by Lord Lansdowne's. recent
sneech had created a very serious SIT
uation in Ireland. He adds:
I'm my opinion any further de!a!
whatever in producing and proceeding
with the bill will make settlement on
the lines laid down in the terms sub
mitted by Lloyd George quite impos-
sible. When these terms were orig
inally submitted to us we were
strongly urged 10 use all possible
despatch in consulting our supporters
lin Ireland. II was pressed upon us
that the matter was one of extreme
urgency, that from all points OF view,
il was vitally important that me set
Element should be pushed through
quickly, and we were told ihat not
only Irish. but great imperial interests
we're at stake.
ut is now more than three. weeks
since we did our part and obtalned
the assent of our friends IN ireland
lin the face of very great diitlcultE,
the proposed terms we're far from pop
Iular. Since then little or no progress
has been made. and for some mysser'
ious reason the matter. when nve
weeks ago was so urgent now hangs
fire.
. II therefore feel it my duty to urge
iupon the government that further
delay will be fatal. and place on record
my conviction that any proposal 10
depart from the terms agreed upon.
especially in respect to the strlctE
Temporary provisional character or all
the sections of the bill. will compel
us to declare that the agreement on
the faith Of which we obtaIneo me as.
sent of our supporters in ireland. has
henn denaried from and is at end
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C|DEONS MEETING
AT HUNT|N GTON

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. July 90
Thirty States are represented al the
seventeenth annual convention. OF
Gideons, which convened here this
morning for four days session. Re.
Dorts from many of the States were
received to-day, indicating the prog
ress of the organization in the matter
of Bible distribution and other forms
OF evangelism.
Convention greetings were extend
cd at Camden park this evening. fol
lowing an automobile ride about the
CITY and a picnic supper at the park;
The seventh annual banquet Will
take place Friday night. and the cleo
ton Of officers Saturday.
Chattanooga, Tenn; Atlanta, Tia.
and Denver, Colo. are rival contend
ers for the 1911 convention.
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BANDITS SCATTERED
AND VILLA HEADED
FOR THE MOUNTAINS
CHIHUAHUA CITY. Mex, July 20.

CHIHUAHUA CITY, Mex. July 20.
With his followers scattered into
small groups. Villa accompanied only
by a body guard of six men. is making
for the mountains Of Durango, accord
ing to report received here today at
military headquarters. General Ire
vino in charge Of operations, announc..
ed that this news came from General
Larrecaga at Tepuana, communicated
through Maycotte. The message stat
ed that government troops under Gen
eral MatioS Ramos were following a
hot trail after Villa, while General Lar
recaga is moving up with reinforce
ment.
Villa is said 10 be leading the flight
getting a good start on his followers.
Larrecaga expressed the opinion that
the band it intended reiterated his pur-
pose of pursuing the bandits TO eNter-
minatiOn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-21
HUSBAND
SHOOTS WIFE AND
CAVALRY OFFICER

ALPINE. Texas, July 20.-Major NJ
c. Butler. of the Sixth United States
Cavalry. and Mrs. H. J. SPANIEL
with whom he was out riding In an
automobile. were shot and killed this
afternoon BY H. J. SPANIEL. husband
of the woman
Immediately after the shooting
SPANIEL went to the Jail and surren,
dered. Mrs. SPANIEL was the daugh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Holland,
we'll known residents of Alpine. Mr.
SPANIEL is the proprietor of the Hol.
land hotel here.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. July 20.-Mrs,
VI. c. Butler. wife of Major Butler
who before her marriage was Miss
Margaret Howell. daughter OF the late
VI. B. Howell, Sr.. one Of Nashville s
leading lawyers. left this city a short
time ago TO join her husband on the
border. They were married II years
ago. and there is one child, NJ. C. But
ler, Jr
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MAY HAVE CURE FOR
INFANT|LE PARALYSIS

NEW YORK. July 20.-Health de-
partment officials and physicians who
have been attempting 10 discover a
remedy for infantile paralysis showed
keen interest to-day in statement
made by DR.. y. Mel. Whitaker, OF
BROOKLYN. that in about dozen cases
of the disease treated by him benefi-
cial results had been obtained from
hvpodermic injections Of quinine and
ureahydrochloride.
DR.. Whitaker said tonight that
this prescription can be used inter
nally. but that he prefers to use It as
an injection, because it acts as an
anaesthetic and does not disturb the
child's stomach as it does when given
internally. In all cases he had treat
ed he said marked Improvement had
been observed a few hours after in.
jections Of the preparation.
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COUNTER OFFENSIVE
IS WAGED IN WEST.
Terrific Drives Of Allies East
And West Loses Much
Ground For Germans

LONDON, July 20, 1902 p. Ms
While a strong but unsuccessful Ger 3
man counter-offensive is still being !
fought out on the British front, the;
Teutonic armies find themselves again.
the object of simultaneous attack onSs
both eastern and western fronts: the e
recent successful advances havess
brought the British into line with the i
French at Hardecourt. The FrenchS ol.ss
fensiye, which has been for some.
time in preparation, has been re-
newed energetically On both sides OF :
the Somme on front Of about. hvess
miles-thus far successfully.
Official dispatches from the British :;
and French headquarters tonight
show a further advance by both ar
mics. The British pushed forward 4
their line about 1000 yards north or.
the Bazentin-Longueval sector, and
are still fighting iercely with the-GeIS,
mans in the outskirts OF LongueVMss
and in the Delville Wood.
The French, having renewed tneiI3;
offensive, captured conslderaDte,s
stretch of German trenches IN the ess5i. J.
neighborhood Of Estrees, and IN en-:
gasements on both sides OF the river
have taken nearly 3,00o aooltlona4:3 IS 4
prisoners.
AL the same tILic' dSSuA . =. y
Rome reports, the violent Russian OIL.
fensive has been resumed in the CAR
pathians, at Kovel, Vladimir-volyn:A
ski and in the Riga sector. UnofnciaS:
dispatches from Petrograd say tnat
the second stage of the battle for tne:s: !:
nossession of Kovel is continuing Wltns
extreme violence. General Brussilon
has brought up crushing forces rom
the Stokhod to the Lipa to attack the 4
Austro-G Germans, and anxiety az %
their ability to withstand a continu;
ance ~ of the pressure is beginning TO Z!
be reflected in the Berlin commentSSs
on the situation. t.3a+
Germans on Defensive. q,
Military critics here discuss the new
situation which has arisen, pointing
ont that Germany is now compelled
to act on the defensive. and they spec
ulate as to how soon Germany may%i
find herself obliged to make, retire
ments in an attempt to shorten nef
extensive but supposedly thtnly.;ne1on
lines, especially on the eastern
The Germans in the regieQ
Somme river have been for:
the fierce onslaughts Of the IIz
CONTINUED on Page Ten.)
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TWO RAILROADS
ARE WASHED AWAY

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. July 2O.-Re-
ports reached here to-day that two short
railroads in the lumber region of West
ern North Carolina. the Carolina extern
sion from lcnoir TO Mortimer and IN"
East Tennessee and Western NorEl
Carolina. had been almost completely
washed away by floods. Many lumber
mills In the two valleys were destroy
ed. Lenoir still is cut Off from COM
munication but heavy damage Is known
TO haze been done in that section. To-
DAYS adrices said that all reports OF
the breaking of dam holding back
Lake E:sseola at Linriile Falls. were
untrue.
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TRAIN WRECKER
PLEADED GUILTY

Special Dispatch 10 the lntelliGencer.
MARTINSBURG, ". Va. July 20
VIM. G.. Dixon. the Washington Cd. O.
youth, arrested for attempting 70
wreck B. &, o. passenger train NO. H.
near here. a couple, OF nlSnts ago, ago
entered plea Of guilty to the charsse
was held for the action of the grand
i,iry at the September term of court.
He was remanded TO jail without bond.
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THIRD BATTALION
TO Be INSPECTED

Special Dispatch to the lntelliEcncer.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, July %
The Third battalion under command
of Major Rice will have inspection to-
morrow morning by Major Wallace:
They are reasonably equipped and az 1oS Will Ill
with the regiment when orders to
move to Deming. n. NJ. for big mobil-
ization camp are received The regi
ment is now awaiting orders to pro.
coed there TO mobilize with regiments
of other states.
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SALEM DRUGGIST IS
CRUSHED TO DEATH

Special Dispatch to the Intelltgencer.
HARRISBURG. W. Va. July 2O!-\
When his motionless automobile 81
denly fell over a precipice as he waA'
standing upon its seat. tacking. q sign
TO a tree, Frank Carney, aged 49,. 2
widely known and popular druggist
of Salem. was instantly killed late
This afternoon on Tunnel Hill, be-
tween Wolf Summit and Bristol. near
here. The machine turned over sev:
eral times and pinned Mr.. Carney be-
meath when it struck the ground Dc
low, crushing his head into q jelly.
He and soda fountain clerk, who
ESCAPED unhurt, had gone into the
country to tack up advertising.
The automobile had been stopped
too near the edge Of the precipice,
and the road gave away. j
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CAMERON MAN IS
INSTANTLY KILLED

Spccial Dispatch to the Intelligrnccr.
CAMERON, w. Va. July 20-Frank
Carney, Il we'll known drug clerk Of
this city, who was connected with the
Hill and Howard drug store, here. was
Instantly killed In an automobile acci-
dent near Shinnston. W. Va, this af.
ternoon. according TO word received
here tonight by relatives. Details con-
cerning the accident are lacking.
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CONFERENCES Will
SOON Be RESUMED

WASHINGTON. July oC--Further
conferences between Acting Secretary
Polk and Mr.. Arredondo will be re-
sumed as soon as the latter is inform
ed whether General Carranza approves
the tentative plan for negotiations tel
egraphed to him last night.
Mr.. Polk on his part has communl-
Gated the results Of his conversations
to President Wilson and Secretary
Lansing and Is understood 10 be ready
now to proceed with arrangements for
a meeting of commissioners represent
ing the two governments to work out
settlement of differences.
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GRAPE JUICE FOR TROOPS.

OCEAN GROVE. y. J.. July @0.-Hot
and thirsty soldiers on the Mexican bor-
der were remembered to-day by mem
h.rs nr the Nc;v Jersey W. G. T. L. in
session here The women voted Ia send
them cases of grape juice and num-
ber of electric fans.
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The text Of the statement reads:
~To the north Of the Somme we are
consolidating the positions conquered
by US this morning.
South of the Somme we extended
our front Of attack in the course Oh
the afternoon and captured the entlre
first German position from EStrees as
far as the height of FermandorillerS.
I'm the course Of the fighting today,
we captured on the two sides OF the
river about 1900 prisoners. OF "hom
thirty were officers.
Three cannon about thirty ma.
chine guns and important material
likewise remained in our hands.
"On the right bank of the Meuse
we continued TO progress by the use
Work. The total number Of prison
ers taken by us this morning IN the
sector OF Fleury was 300. including
eight officers"
PARIS. France. July 20. $50 p. M
4 notable tribute to the fighting aoill-
ties Of the elderly Breton troops is CIV
en- by the French offci9f observer at
the battle Of the Somme.
These Breton reservists. says the
report, dashed at the Germans win
the spirit of young men. Many times
in this war they have distinguished
themselves, but it is difficult to mag
inc that these men of such calm aspect
could transform themselves into I'M
petuous troopers and rush at the enc
nv with all the fire Of youth: the eS'
traordinary resources OF their temper
ament had not been fully realized De-
fore. "
THE general in chief already had
declared that these men had proved
there is no difference between the
regulars and the reservists. This is
shown BY the fact that these, veterans
marched like the recruits of the Young,
est class. At 9 o'clock they started
forward singing the "Marselllalse.
and at $50 they dashed to the attack
{Continucd on Page Ten-)
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THE WEATHER.

<AsH1NGror, July 2o.-Forecast:
west virginia, western Pennsylvania
Local thundershowers Friday; Satur-
day probably fair.
ohio-Pnrtly cloudy Friday, probably
local thuadershowers; Saturday tair.
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TO REINFORCE PAROLE.

MARATHON. Texas. July 20.-Com-
pany X. Tenth Pennsylvania infantry.
left here today aboard motor trucks TO
reinforce the border patrol at Glenn
Springs, ninety miles south.
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Rebels DeDcSed

MEXICO CITY. July 20-General
Trerino, the commander AT Chihuahua
has informed Secretary of War Obre.
gon that he has dispersed the rebels
who recently ATTEMPTED TO surprise Il
passenger train. bound for Juarez, near
the station of Santa YSabel on the
Mexico Northwestern Railroad. Four
teen Of the rebels were killed, General
Trevino reports, and seven Of the ban
dts and forty horses were captured.
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Garrison Surrenders.

Ell PASO, Tex. July @O.--Heports
were circulated tonight in Juarez that
the CarranZa garrison at Torrcon, Dur
ango, 130 miles south Of Parral. had
capitulated today to the mian Villa
band, led by the bandit chieftain. The
rumors also were 10 the effect that
Villa, riding in coach. crutch at his
side. went into the town and received
the surrender Of the government COM
mander.
Neither General Francisco Gonzales.
Carranza commander, nor General Bell,
commandant here. were inclined TO
place any credence in the story.
MEXICO CITY. July 90. - General
.Obregon, the war minister, denied to-
day the report that Francisco Villa,
the bandit Chieftain, bad been located
and that troops had been sent 10 cap
ture him. The war office, said General
'Obregon, had made no announcement
the Whereabouts Of Villa.
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1900 PRISONERS
IN DAYS FIGHTING
Which Extended Along Both
Sides Of River-Many Big
Guns Captured

PARIS, July 20 (1o:35 .. my
The French forces have captured
the entire first German positions
extending from Estrees to the
heiqht Of Vermandovillers, accord.
ina to the official statement issued
by the war office tonight. They
also have taken on both sides OF
the river about 1900 prisoners in
today's engagements.
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[ ocaG Thundershowers Friday; satur.
day Probably Fair.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

AiBANr. March i6.-The following
redi'y concerns were Incorporated to-
day
New Mutual Property Company, Man
nsUsn capital. so, 900. directors, Fan
me " kuituer, oscar NJ. Lazarus ana
'oneIi VI. liodcs. New York city.
tn" ll2lh Street Corporation, Man
naNan capital, SIS 90" directors. clara
hefuhatt, Sew York city, Herbert A,
,sn'er. Brooklyn. and adelaide Il.
nehoe Tompkinsville. Staten Island.
The Brooks Interstate Realty Cor
pofation, Manhattan capital. $4,000
directors, lsidore Il. Brooks. Lester l..
city.
slou~sll Realty Corporation. Rrook-
gA. capital. 5000 directors, Charles
O. Diamond. Saul Wall and Joseph J.
siouern Of Brooklyn.
JR building Company, Bronx. capi-
"a VI 900 directors. Jakob Reich. Yctta
Htlch and Benjamin Schcftcr. Bronx.
Nfrdon Building Company, Bronx
capital $1,000 directors, Cornelius j
,afey, James ], German and Elizabeth
I" l~onard, Bronx,
Midtown Improvement Company. Man
' haitian. capital. sl,JoO directors, James
Williamson, London, England Elinoi
- 'ieavcr. Atlanta. Ga. and Anna NJ
"sSwell, kayside. J.. ].
Foley Realty Company. I-Ockport
@pifsl. $500; directors. Charles +
FOLEY, N, Eugcnis Foley and Ids
Soley' Lockport. N. Y.
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NEW MIDTOWN BUILDINGS.
L"ft ami store s~tructures pIs nmcd
for Eitth avenue Zone,

waters, Inc. dealers in women's
garments. now on Broadway, are about
to erect a sixteen story office and store
building on a single lot at % West
lhirty-seventh street. midway he, weeu
riith and Sixth avenues. William ~.
Gomperi. architect. is designing the
structure. The site. 25x9S.a. which now
contains a four story dwelling, was ac-
CURED by the present owner Lac, De-
cenber.
T. A. Weathcrly has had plans pre-
pared for a twelve story structure at rs
and is West Thirty-nin,h street. adjoin-
ing the new Lord 4 Taylor store on the
FiNh avenue frontage. Mr.. Weatherly
has owned the property for the past
nftcen years. He has a the plans
Drawn by Paul A. Allen. The site
measures Ax10O feet and is 261 feet
west OF Fifth avenue.
Plans have been flcd by George and
Edward blum for the telcourt Realty
corporation for the construction Of u
twelve story factory building with store
on the south side of Thirty-eighth street.
329 feet east OF Sixth avenue. II will
he hreproof. with a frontage OF So fcet
and a depth of a4o feet. The cost has
been estimated at $?50.00O.