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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
Die StOlucr SlnSitclluns fir Sriess-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

Nio De Soneiro, is. giopen.
Der. Or. Souro @iiler BAT geitern
bic 2eiilmo Der Wclh6itc Ses NliRi-
iterhtmS iiir sluSwdrtige 9lnGeIcoen
Deiten luieOer ii6eruommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
sIusIanAer nntcr Scn 0rmurSetcn.

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aoG oiebt es nidt
@l4aio IS. 9}oocm6er. Gie
,9Ilucricon Qerglpcrfs. Beieaidoit"
crtldrte bentc, nab iid inter ocn fcr'
ioncr, mcl6c in @oroI Oltrcb GiIIa.
9onOiten ectootct plwoeu iicb min-
OeItenS fiini gluSl0n6er beionOen
melde 9lmeritoncr morcu. 5iinf
9Imeritaner, iucI6e 5mei Gage 5uoor
sic Stoot OcrIolicn 6ottcu, crreidtcn
GuIiocon.
Iieienigcn melHc in @orol no6
Nen Nlittbeihn9cu Der 9er0Ieite oers
bIiebcn, iiuo foI9cnOc Ecrionen. Sa.
cob NieDcrs, 6. B. 9olmcr, @iniom
Scott, Scnrp Sdboicr, q. g. Golpca
mo Tr. EbonoS 6lomlogou.
@s miro gciagt, OoB litb Ole Gelit.
iden in &orral auiocbaIteu bobcn
nnbocm @iua in Die Staot ciuec.
Orneer mar. Die 9lomen ser 0cut.
idcL lpcIde ols beitimut in ser
StoOt rerbleibcn bc5eihnet wurocn,
iino: 9eopol0, 9loplpb uno Carlos
SlpouSfp, orci @riiocr, G6cooor Soc.
miller, Gr. Sugo S6roocr, ScnrD
Siinoig, SenrD Soiner, 9lugitit @om-
mcrOin9 uuO Gin &imitIer ans san
SronciSco, glomenS Sdmolt. Sin
eSron5oc purOc gIcihiouS nad Gar.
raj gebradt.
Ser dineiii1e 6liidtline beri6tete
ierner, OaB Giaa 9cIib ron ser
StaOt Salitiogo SolnbeIton 9euom.
men babe. &cri6icocnc 9luSl6noer,
oorImter Der britiiHc @onIuI, baben
Bel Der oIlsencincn 9lnSmonocrlmg
ibrc @eihaitc eei6Ioiicn imo Iino
ouSgemanoert. 9}ab Oicien 9luSpon.
oerern ioa9iIla oie@ingeborenen auf.
0cforOcrt babcu in Den Silbcr.Mi.
nen an arbcitell nm 0QS Si(her an
pertouien.
gtelc SluS GnOerermor0et.
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Iiiden 6Iiihtliuec ioaeu, ooB iid un.
ter ocu Grmor0cten sic 9lncrifancr,
Eeititen G6incicn, SuoefL 9ron5o.
len u. glrober oeS eor5en gergiperfs.
gebietes befinoen @r t6ciltc chen.
tolls nit, Dab cir S6rpoger BON
Ebeooor Soemiiller 5u Sinine3, Oie
@elt6tigung Der Gooesno6riht i6er
Soemiiller uno oeiien Syomilic 5u
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lei oas @criidt in Siminej i'm llms
iaittc, Dap 9ogor &oh, Der Oeutldle
Goniular.gIgent Ju Santa @oiolia,
getootet porOcn lei.
Goniulor 8eridt.
Suorc5, Nierifo, 1S. geop. 0r.
Mar @eber, scr ocutidc @onIul i'm
norolihen Nlerito. nodtc bcutc bier
befannt oaB er iomobl bon dineii.
l6cn iOie mcyifonii6cn 6liihtlingen,
lpel6e ans &inirc5 bier anIuugten
gerihtc erbaItcn bobe, ooB 9iIlo sic
@rmorolne oller 6rcmoen in HarroI
nnO Oem gorrol.Giitrift ougeoronct
bo6e. Cieie 6liidtIin9e, iaote or,
ieicu Gus Sinlinej gcforumen naf.
Dem lie nit i6ren 2onoslcuten oe.
iproden lottcu, Oic ans %orrol cnt.
fomcn.
Gin NiiBbcrn1noniB.
Berlin berihtet in 9eSua altf oic
ais Den Gerciniotcn Stootcn qencl.
oetc Grmoroln9 Cigar aods, ser
ongcblid oeutider @oniu( 5u @arral,
Nicrifu lein ioll, ooB eS fciucn Ocut.
IAen @oniuI Oieics 9iamens in &ar.
raj oocr lonltiuo in Wlerifo gc6c.
Nc,ksLIo,NU ,..e(L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

mir ein oonfon1ntcnes &c6t bobcn
i'm miIlfonlmen su beiBen. Gs lit
tlor, onb @eipolt onein einen iolden
Mchiel 1T 6en ge5iebuneen Der
Sfaoten nimt berborbrineen fam.
GS nluB Elm 9HisfluB oes euten @il.
lens fein4
9 Sotifon Oementirt.
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y77 Gin bolboutIi1es Demcnti lit be.
fount gegeben morocn, ipcldes in glb.
rcoe itellt ooB ser Gotifon nit oen
Ser. Stooten be3iiglid eines gSrote-
tics on 9eutidlouo betreffS scr 0c.
portirling bon @tIgiern scmcinIame
Shritte getbon bot
Der Gotifon berIuht, Oiele Dcpor,
tirlingen in oerielben g9eiie gu Der.
binOerh pie cr eeibon 1Is fron5oy
'iiiMc 9trbeiter bon 2iac obecido6cn
puroeh ober iein gorge6en iIt gon5
unabb6neis bon Dem onoercr &dnocr.
(Gine fiir5lid bcroffentlidbte @o.
riicr 9epeidc iaotc, Dab 9Iadribten
ollS 9ion 5ltfolge oic Ser. Stooten
iih nit Dem gotifon uno Sponieil
Sll ciliem gcincinIomen @rotelt bel
GcutihIoro geeen oic Deportirline
BON 9eIgiern 8uiommenectbnn ba-
ben. 9ics purOe ipGter bon @oIb.
ineton in 9(breoe eeitclt.)
6liegerongriff auf M iin-
den.
g)t iindcr, il IS. g}op.. pio 9tmiicr.
Oom iuO 2cuOon Giue omtIihc
Ytitt1cililno uutcr ocitrigcm Gohlm
ioat:
Gin fciuOlider 6licgcr cridicn
bcutc 9}adnittag llbr iiber @iiin.
den ino lieB iie6en 9onibcn ioIlen,
meIhe MIR eeriugcn Shooen onrid'
teten. GS muroe 0liemonO perlebt.
Ger 6licaer DerihponO luieoer III
wcitIider &idtung.
9ritcn fliegenii6er 3 it.
cnoe unO 3ccbriigge.
2onoon, tS giop. Gie bris
tii9c 9lOmirolitdt oibt 6efonnt, ooB
britiidc Wiorinc gleroplone mO Sp'
OropIoue einelt criolerciheu g(neriif
ouf Oitenoe lnO 3eebriieee mohteu.
Giele 8onlben pitroen nit gitenl
@rfolge ouf 0odanlagen unO Sdifie
gelporieu. 9lae Maidincn famen hi.
perie6rt 5lriid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
gsirS mit MeidstansIcr eonierircn.

Der @eidGftstrGecr ser amcritani-
i4en 9otibait in Berlin. Be-
5ii9Iid DER Deportation beloiiber
~ strbeitcr. Gin Oelifotcs Oiplo.
matiibes Eroblcm.
@erIim t6. 9ioDembcr, uio Qon.
BON, is. 9lopember. Serr SyoIepb
s. @rcp, Ger @eI6ditStrGgcr scr
nueritoniir6cu 9otidoit IN Berlin,
Bat oic 3to0c Ocr Deportation bclei-
i6er 9lrbcitcr ans @cIeicn Iorgidliig
itiOirt, unO 8rbar bon Ger critcn 3eit
an GA Die 9lbiidt Ger oelttidcn 30
nIiiliitrotion ilmpiaigcn 9lrbeitcrn in
Oen offupirten 9e5irfcn gcgeniibcr
3lponesmaBnabmen an5uucnOen, be.
tount milrOe.
Sr. @rcp 6ot Sniormotioncn iibcr
oicicn @cgcnitono ans pcyiHieocnen
Gucacn sciammclt lm0 battc tiir5li6
@clc9cnbcit, bic 6rogc olIb intormell
nit bo6cn Ocutibcn 9iegicrngsbcom-
fen 5u beiprchen. @r gcoenft, in
nG6itcr 3cit cine Gonfcrcn5 nit Dem
9ieidSfon5Icr. Or. BON @ctbmom!
Sollpeg 81 bo6en.
9ie 6roge lit cine ioIde dlBcrii
ocIifotcr 9totlr, beIonOerS aub oa.
0nrd, bob ia Sponicu mo nidt Oie
8creinigten Stoaten nit ocr Babr-
ncbmnne Scr SSiiterciicn 9cIeicnS Be.
trort lit. God ser bcrporrogcuOe
gIntbcil, Oen Die gereiuigicn Staofcn
ou Dem SiiIisiucrf fir 9eIgien &C.
nommen ba6en miro, 70 oloubt moL
Der Oeutihen Negicumg ais cine bin
reidenOc Balls fiir Oos sSntereiic cr.
ideinem oos bic amerifnnii6c Gcgic-
rlmg in Der 6rogc Der Deportation
belgtider 9lr6eitcr 6e5cigt
Die oelltide 9iegieruu9 miro nod
g[ngobcn bon 5uitdnoiger Seite scr
onerifoniihcn gieeieriIng pillig ale
Suiormation be5iieIid Ger 9lngelc-
genbeit geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
aO6Icnsus.sSeraiitnuo.

0roa Graie ylrGlurc. cine lana.
labri9e @innobncrin bon Chambers.
burg, va iunrOe. Dor eincm aoblen.
olen liseao beipnBtios oufgeiunoeil
un0 lDr 5uitorO lit ie6r fritiid). Cine
III iclben 3imluer befinolibe aose
ltorb on oen Solpen Scr SoblenQoS
@cr8iitlna.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-27
Teachers Meeting.

The Weakley county teachers
association met Saturday in the
courthouse at Dresden.
The meeting was opened with
prayer by chairman,J @. Graham.
THE Irregular Pupil" was ably
discussed by Prof. W. T. Robin
son. There was also a general dis
cussion on the same subject with
special reference as to how to gain
and hold the irregular pupil.
The afternoon session was post
poned until $50 in favor of the
suffrage meeting. set for l o'clock.
On account Of this meeting,
some OF the teachers did not have
time to discuss the subjects as
signed them. Prof. Wilson Of
Memphis made an interesting talk
on manual training. A number OF
teachers were absent and it is hop
ed that every one will be present
at the next meeting, Nov. 25.-
E. Pearl Henderson, Sec'Y.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-27

Wanted-Four cords stovewood ,
at once. Joe L. Holbrook. 312t
Will Irvine has bought Jesse
Killebrew's farm, west OF the fair
ground.
We appreciate your business
Colors, 2 cents-McKenzie Steam
Laundry. Bob House, Agent.
Rev. L. E. Mccoy will fill the
pulpit at the G. P. church on the
first Sunday night in November
Good roads enthusiasts at oha-
ron are making an effort to open a
forty-foot highway from Sharon to
Greenfield. meeting with much en-
enlargement and some opposition
Elder w. F. Etheridgeis putting
material on The ground for the
erection OF a new home, west Of
the square. Mr.. w. E. Stacks,
one Of the best carpenters in the
state, will be in charge of the job
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-27
Federal Court.

Federal court is in session at
Jackson, and the following cases
from Weakley county are reported:
In the case of Jack Adams Of
'Weakley county, charged with
breaking into a postoftice at Rails
ton Tenn, there had been two mis-
trials and the attorney for Adams
entered a plea of guilty today. The
offense was committed severalyears
ago. Gen. Kyser recommended that
the defendant be fined 81, taxed
with the costs and sent to jail for
one day, Judge Mccall, agreed to
penalty. This case was one OF cir.
cumstantial evidence and created
a great deal of interest at the time
it was first tried.
In the case of ]. F. Parrish Of
Weakley county, charged with u.s.
ing the mails to defraud, there was
a continuance till the next term Of
court.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-27
LOCAL LACONCS
Continues Story Of Local Happenings That Are Of In
....t erOst 70 Our Many Readers.

Mrs. Tennie Greer, residing
near Saloam church, was report
ed very low on Thursday morn.
ing.
lit is something fine you want,
we have it, or if you want a suiting
fors 10c a yard, we have it,-Al
Gardner.
State Veterinarian M. Jacobs
will deliver a lecture at Martin on
Dec. 2on the subject Of hog cholera
and give a vaccination demonstra-
ton. Farmers are urged to be
present.
Rev. R. A. Nants, the potato
king Of Gleason, loaded a car Of
sweet potatoes here Tuesday and is
loading another. This is part Of
the W. B. Pritchett crop Of 1900
bushels, for which Mr.. Nants con-
tracted before planting at 40 cents
the bushel.
Never in the history OF farming
has corn been known to sell at 50
at gathering time before this sea-
son. This is what corn is bring
ing here, and it is understood
$3.50 is being paid in Obion coun
ty. And this a democratic admin
istration, tool
The good results of the fair &C
on and on. On Monday Of this
week Tom Glass sold his premium
winning Jersey heller to Mr.. W
T. Cook, of Irrelevant, for $140
A neighbor of Cooks saw this Jer'
sey at our fair, went home, tolC
Cook about the COW and he came
over poste haste to get her.
| have just received a new line
cf coat suits and am making speci
al prices on them. You should
ace these new suits noW.-R, L
Jeter.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-27
sHHH9R SeleNse seseaeaes
SANDY BRANCH.
Observation-Disclosures;

Claude Lee is erecting a new,
house.
Mrs. Jane Palmer is very sick.
DR.. Young, the attending physi-
clan, has not decided whether she
has tumor or appendicitis.
Mrs. Alva Hornsby, who went
to Nashville some two weeks ago,
returned to her home last Friday.
She is getting along fine.
DR.. ]. H. Anderson filled his
appointment at Ruthville Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Leila Hickman is in this
community Visiting relatives and
friends. Her home is in Missis-
ippi.
Our little store at Woodville is
hourishing like a green bay tree.
Mr.. Will Woods is proprietor.
There will be singing at Ruth
vile next Sunday at l o'clock.
The Public Wells class will be
there. Everybody invited to at
tend.
Rev, Tom Mayo will preach at
New Hope, east Of Latham, next
Sunday.
| Mr.. Sam Page and Miss Myrtle
Hawks were happily united in
marriage Sunday. May happiness
be theirs.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-27
Silks, Silks.

Our silk department is complete.
II you have tried all others, try
ours and get what you want. We
have the following kinds: Chm
mois, satin, serge, silk crepe. meteor
and taffeta and many other kinds,
from 25c yard to $3.50 per yard.
See the new mettelen cloth and the
metal lace for your evening frock.
AL Gardner.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-27

cents. All WORK RuaTauteeu' wv
House, Agent.
The Enterprise is requested to
announce that a box supper will
be given at Cloverdale school
house Saturday night.
You should see the new high
top lace boots for the ladies and
girls at R. L. Jeter's. They are
the newest thing in footwear.
Irish potatoes are selling at 10
cents apiece in Dresden, cotton
at $3.50, new corn at Sail
under a democratic administra-
ton, tool
We bave in our millinery depart
ment a nice line OF hats in the
newest styles. You can find what
you want in a hat at my store
R. L. Jeter.
Mr.. Louis Price, a prosperous
farmer of the Latham vicinity, was
here Monday to witness the tract
or demonstration and purchased
one Of the engines, which he will
use on his farm. This is the only
one in that portion OF the county.
have one Of the biggest lines
Of ladies' and children's coatsto be
found in the county. and the prices
are right. l will make it interest
ing if you will call and see these
new style coats.-R. L. Jeter.
Mr.. Garrett Sanders, the hand
some young salesman at LEWIS
store, has purchased the Dresden
dry cleaning and pressing estab-
lishment and. will operate the
same. He will have the shop in
charge of an expert and solicits
your cleaning and pressing, guar
lanteeing satisfaction or no pay.
Mrs. Eph Parks, an estimable
lady residing in the Tenth district,
died at her home Wednesday, after
a long illness Of general debility.
Her husband, Mr.. Eph Parks, one
OF the best known men Of that Sec
ton of the county, was at the
hospital at the time OF his
wife's death. Mrs. Parks maiden
name was Finch. She was one of
the most popular women Of the
community and her death is deep
ly regretted. Several grown sons
survive her.
l have a big line Of everyday
work shoes-the best to be had,
and l bought them early so you
can find the price right on heavy
shoes at my store. R. L. Jeter.
The seven-year.old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Winstead, re-
siding near Palmersville, died
suddenly following a short illness
of scarlet fever, and was buried
Monday. The grief-stricken pa
rents have the sympathy OF all
their friends in this great sorrow
The little girl was a bright child
of a sunny disposition, loved by
all who knew her, and her un-
timely d cath is sad blow to the
home.
Rev. Wilson, father of Mrs.
John M. Gardner, Martin, and
brother OF Recorder Hayden Will.
son, died Wednesday at Somerville,
where he was stationed as pastor
of the Methodist church. His re.
mains reached Martin Thursday
morning and were inferred at the
Martin cemetery that afternoon.
Rev. Wilson was formerly pastor
Of the Methodist church at Martin
and was rated one of the leading
divines in the Methodist church.
Mr.. Clanton Duke had as his
guest this weekDr. Douglass Hag-
gard, brother of the famous Nash
Vile surgeon. DR., Haggard is
connected with the Weltmer insti-
tute, located ct Nevada, Mo-, where
Mr.. Duke spent several months in
the early part of this year and
where he regained his health. This
is a wonderful institution, No
medicine is administered at all
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-27
See our Bath Room Sets

And fancy towels-they are
something beautiful.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-27
When you look over the Groceries

WRHn you TOOK over me 6IOEUIIVS
We send vou,I you'll always find
just what you ordered. We carry
Standard Brands of the best to be
had. And our prices stand com
parison with others favorabIy.
Try us for quick delivery and
courteous attention.
FULLER Bros.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-06-06

possession "the field" was left. But
information from Danish sources is
that it was the German feet that
sought port before the British re-
turned home, and Admiral :Jellicoe
swept "the field" the following day
without finding German vessel. It
is also fairly certain that the results
were not nearly SO unequal as was
given in the original accounts. The
English lost one or two large YES
sells less; the Germans lost one or
two large vessels more. The indica-
tions are that Admiral Beatty took
a rather daring chance in attacking
German fleet and got heavily
pounded before the heavier British
ships arrived. The British losses are
the larger absolutely, but relatively
to the respective nations whole naval
force they are probably lighter. In
their excusable jubilation the Ger
mans are crying out that England's
control of the sea is broken, but they
did that when torpedo sank the
-Lusitania. The naval power of Eng
land and it's ability to keep Germany
vessels off the sea has hardly been
touched.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-06-06
CUSTER
STATUTE.

Representative of the Gazette
have recently been asked concern
ing the present Sunday laws as well
as the custer law, the latter going
into effect this month. The following
from Richmond paper will apply
equally to Alexandria and all Vir
ginia cities:
Mayor Ainslie has issued an edict,
in verbal form, that policemen must
exact every observance of the blue
laws which are to go into effect on
Sunday, June IS.
Mayor Ainslie stated TO his men
that they were preservers OF the law,
and that the law must be preserved
at any cost.
In fear of his head, fguratively
speaking, every policeman must ar
rest every man who is working at his
trade on the Sabbath, whether that
trade be selling glass of Geld milk
to hungry child, or gasoline to ar
improvident motorist. Law is law,
. and it must be observed, even though
it bring suffering to the poor and
prevent the rich from riding tc
church in l;mousines.
! If the law be not observed in some
particular instance and citizen COM
| plains of the violation to police
man and that policeman does not
/ make an arrest, then that police
mans head goes into the basket. He
must be dismissed from the force.
The rich man must walk to church:
AS the poor man generally does. And
the poor man must lay in his small
store of provender on Saturday night
so that it will not be necessary for
| him to send his child out on the Sab.
bath morning for bottle of milk
from a nearby confectionery, or send
another for a piece of ice with which
to cool the mothers aching hea"
The statute provides that no man.
NAV labor at his trade or calling
! except that trade or calling be
/ deemed necessity or charity. II
will be for the courts to decide Wha'
is necessity. 1t may be that tn
courts will be called upon to decide
! whether choir singer is a necesslt!
on merely charity. If choir singing
be deemed charity, choristers ma!
be permitted to go to their church
for charity demands no reward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-06-06
IN THE CORPORATION COURT
FOR THE CITY OF ALIEN
ANDRIA, VIRGINIA
Marie Langdon Fisher >,crpv
In Sih<h@'

Mare W. IN CHANCERI
Charles Percival Fisher. !,
IJnon the application Of tho com,
,,a;nant stating specifically the iaSV
Known place Of abode Of the defendant:
md that the defendant is not resi-
don't of the State of Virginia, the
court doth on this 18th day OF May
1916, grant the following order OIL
The object of this suit is to OBJ
t,in q divorce IL mcnsa ct thoro from
tho defendant Charles Percival Fish
er or the ground Of wilful dcScrtion
and abandonment, and upon a proper
showing and at the proper time, TO
have said degree for divorce a mensa
ut thoro merged into a divorce a
yinculo matrimonii, which was Great,
ed by the marriage between the SAID
complainant and defendant; to OBJ
tain the custody and control OF the IN,
FAINT child of the complainant ana
defendant, Anna Frances Fisher, and
for general relief; an affidavit having
been made and filed that the deten-
dant Charles Percival Fisher, IS not
a resident of the state OF Virginia;
it is ordered that he do appear IN
the clerks office of said court within
fifteen days after due publication OF
this order and do what is necessary
to protect his interest in this
suit; that a copy of this
order of publication be in
serted once week for four success
sive weeks in the Alexandria Gazette
. newspaper published in the city of
Alexandria, Va; that a copy be post
ed at the front door of the court
house of said city on or before the
next succeeding rule day after this
order is entered, and that a copy Of
This order of publication be mailed by
egistered mail by the clerk of this
court, addressed to the said non-resi-
dent defendant at Chicago Illinois,
his last known place of abode.
A Copy Teste:
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY, Clerk
Howard w. Smith. P. o.