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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-07-19
Get High Price for Eggs.

There's a small group of farmers
near New Providence, Hardin county
who are selling their eggs on the Chi
cago market these days for "a cents
a dozen, while the prevailing price in
that community is but IS cents. These
farmers are members of the Provi,
dence Egg Marketing association,
formed sin May Of this year. -
This association. the SECOND of its
kind to be formed in the United
States, was organized by Prof. Fl. A
Bittcnbender, extension poultryman
for Iowa State college. He likewise
organized the first one. the Blackhawk
association near Waterloo. Already
the members are selling IL cases of
eggs week.
The plan of this egg marketing asso
citation is to unite it's members for
producing eggs of quality superior to
the average egg from the Iowa farm
and then by selling them through the
machinery of the association make
good their guarantee that the eggs are
superior.
Iron clad rules in regard to egg pro-
duction are laid down. such as clean
nests. gathering twice day in warm
weather. killing or continuing all males
after the breeding season, keeping
eggs cool as possible, marketing twice
a week in summer. never washing
eggs and marketing only those that
are the best ~,
In order that there may be no doubt
every egg sent, out must be stamped
with the name or number of the mem.
Der who sells it. Then. in case of
trouble, the secretary of the associa;
tfon can fix the blame and make the
member supplying it make good for
the bad egg. |
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-07-19

! Miss Mary Brown returned home last
Thursday from Cedar Rapids, where
she went to attend the wedding of a
cousin. Mrs. J. H. Hughes, of Cedar
Rapids, and Miss Margaret Cuddihy, oil
New York, accompanied her home fol
a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leon Powers returned
home last Wednesday from a two
weeks honeymoon trip. They visited
in Chicago and at points in eastern
EIowa. Mr. and Mrs. Powers are max
ing their home with Mrs. p. Z. c. Lally
for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Silletto and fam
lily returned home Saturday afternoon
from Lake View, where they spent two
weeks. Miss Louise Christensen; vi
minneapolis, who was guest OF Miss
Kate Silletto at the lake, returned to
her home Sunday.
Mr.. w. H. Dudley came up from
Council Bluffs Saturday afternoon fol
an over Sunday visit at the home 81
his daughter, Mrs. Raymond Conner
He returned home Sunday evening witt
his son, Allen, and party of relatives
bile trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Joe Anthony spent several days
I'm Denison last week visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. O.. NJ. Criswell
Mrs. Anthony formerly resided at Dow
City. She has been living in Kansas
and departed the last of the week Tor
Washington, d. c.. where she will
make her future home L.
Mr.. r. J. Garrison drove down from
Lake View Monday morning to attend
to SOME business matters. Mr. CARR.
son tells us that he never saw SO many
machines in his life as he did at Lake
View last Sunday at the park. The
cars were so thick that owners spent
two hours in. getting them away from
the park, where they were packed in
almost like swarm of bees. i
A. Hanneman, who resides in Deni.
son. has the distinction Of catching
the largest catfish that has been pulled
out of the Boyer river for years. Mr.
Hanneman landed pound channel
cat near the Northwestern railway
bridge on the West Boyer Thursday
morning. On Friday the river banks
in that vicinity were lined with ang,
lers who hoped to make catch, but
were disappointed.
The Reviews classified adj depart.
ment is hard to beat when it comes to
securing results. Last week a small
local calling attention to the fact that
"a box containing ladies' wearing ap-
parel had been lost out of machine
On the streets of Denison was run, an |
Friday morning the package was
brought, into this Office by the son of
Sheriff Cummings, who received dol
lar reward for returning it,
. Denison was visited by the worst cleo
trical storm of the season Wednesday
night. The storm came up about II
O'Clock. and considerable rain fell
Greene notified eight bus:
mess men to come up town as water
was flooding number of easements
In the basement under the George
iMenagh store there was foot and a
half of, water, but very little damage
was done. The basement of the build.
ing occupied by the Meyers, bakery was;
flooded and considerable damage
was done. several sacks of flour be-
ing ruined. Water flowing down the
alley back of the Review building.
which could not find it's way to the
street on account of the new paving.
flooded the basement of the Review.
but fortunately no damage was done.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-07-19

are changing and rechanging.-Wash'
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-07-19
WHAT ARE THE ISSUES?

1t is always the prerogative Of the
party out of power to emphasize the
issues in a national campaign. 1t is
the prerosative and the custom of the
party in power to stand on its record
7 The democratic party, forEa score of
years, has been making the issues Of
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-07-19
What Abouk caponizing?

Cockerels in the farm flock that are
not to be used for breeding purposes
when mature, or for food when very
y Dung, might we'll be caponized profit
ably, advises the poultry >husbandry
department. of Iowa State college, it a
suitable market can be found. The
oreration of.ut1sxinxss cterels is not
md Re difficult than that required in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
WAS TORTURED BY
INTENSE PAIN OF .
ACUTE ARTHRITIS
Wheeling Man Believes sIectro-MedI'
cal Treatment Only Thing That
Gould Have Helped Him.

After the experience OF scores OF
other chronic sufferers who found no
relief under ordinary treatment-Mr.
William Healey. OF Il. +. u. No. >.
Wheeling. ". Va. obtained the long
sought relief and found it az The Eler
1ro-Aledical Institute at lit Market
street. He tells OF his case as follows:
For eight or nine weeks previous
to my going 70 The Elecuo-Medical In
stitute in Wheeling. have suffered
with what several different doctors
called acute arthritis of the ankles
and though I treated with them moth
ing seemed 10 give ME any relief.
81 finally managed 70 call at Inc
Electro-Medica Institute. though | felt
at each step that l would cry out from
the pain. The first treatment helped
me a great deal and since then lost
only one day from my work OF rougher
in a Wheeling Iron and Steel mill,
though before this l had laid off a
great deal.
"The first two or three treatments
almost cured me. but I kept right on
with the treatments and now. this md
day Of August when statement was
made), have not an ache or pain,
sleep good and feel fine in every way
and am certain their electrical treat
ments are all that would have done
me any good, as I had grown diScou--
aged under other methods OF treat
ment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
Says Air Of Hyomei
Will Stop Catarrh
Just Breathe It." says Local Druggist
Tells Of Remarkable Cures After
All Other Treatment HRtled.

One Of the quickest, surest and safest
ways OF ending bad case Of catarrh Is
to begin to breathe tho air of oil OF
Hyumci for ten minutes or SO, three or
Tour times daily.
Most folks who suffer from catarrn
want 10 be rid OF II but few seem to
know how TO 80 about Il.
There IS no stomach dosing with medl-
cine vr spraying or greasy creams to
You just breathe II. \ few drops OF the
oil are placed in q little hard rubber
inhaler which comes free with the
tUnuicte OUTFIT. Put the inhaler ~
your mouth and breathe deeply and
ZACH time you inhale you will draw into
YOUR throat. lungs and air passages q
hcalinE mcdicatcd air that will pene-
trate deep down into every fold and
crcv!cc OF the membrauous Innings
OF your nose, throat and lungs were no
liuuid spray could possibly reach and
viii absolutely kill and drive out OF
your system every trace or cararrn II
inhamcd swollen tissues and after the
very first trial you notice wonderful
Improvement. \ few weeks use and er-
cry trace OF catarrh is killed and driven
out Of your system.
Cases Of many years standing nave
been successfully treated by this simple
method and remarkable stories are re-
lated of the speedy benefit received
c, II. Griest Co. of this city states that
he as we'll az ether local druggists sell
Hyomci with the inhaler on an aoso-
lutte guarantee OF prompt relief from
catarrh or money back. We advise Ca.
tarrhal sufferers to Just breathe IT.
and IL seldom or never fails them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
USED CANE TO WALK

Il have suffered for about six months
with fallen arches and have tried n
most every treatment for my condition
at the hands of different doctors.
have almost given up hope OF ever be-
ing helped. but my wife. who knew OF
The Electro-M Institute. insisted
that ! give their treatment trial.
About three weeks ago I started
The Electro-MediCal treatment, at
which time could not walk al all with
Out the assistance OF a cane.
after three treatments my Conil-
ton became such that could walk
without the cane and | am getting
stronger and better every day. would
earnestly advise anybody who is suf-
ferins from such an af!iction as min"
or rheumatism. and who is thoroughly
discouraged. 10 20 10 The Electro
Medical Institute, for | am positive
they will be OF great benefit to 'hem.
One who has tried and proven The
EIectro.Medical treatment
GEO. II. RIMMEL. 7l2 Cherokee st.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
CREATES ASTONISHMENT

Consultation. advice and eXamlna-
ton, including the N.Ray. Chemical
Analysis and Blood Pressure Test for
one dollar. Such is the offer made BY
The Elertro-Medical Institute 70 the
sick and ailing who call upon them
during the next seven days.
The Electro Medical Institutes 3D.
ject in making this offer is 10 give
every sufferer chance to know what
can be- done with the wonderful new
EIectro-Medical System of Treatment
in his or her own particular case.
Cases that cannot be greatly benefited
or cured will not be accepted for treat
ment.
The examination is the most import
ant part of the proceeding when sick
person calls az The Electro-Nedical m
stitute, whilst il costs but one dollar.
1t is as accurate as ii the patient had
paid the regular examination charges
in full The most delicate man. WON
an or child need have no fear either Of
the X-Ray or OF the electrical treat
ments. as they are harmless. painless
and safe in the hands Of experts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22

W God avenue left Sunday for PcryHlilr'
Ohio for a two weeks raCa ION.
Mr. and Mrs. II. q. Naf"ntin" are VS.
jting relatives NJ Grccnville. Pa.
Miss Selma liuntshcrry OF Riley HISS
is sprndinE Il few days at Washington
IA.
Mrs. Hrnnng "f Warrington is the
guest OF Mrs. Y0st nf North Narwoou.
Mrs. i. ". Weeks Of Nnrwood ave-
nur is visiting relatives AZ cleveland.
Mrs. Cecilia Adams has returned 10
he" home IN Cleveland after hrlnE IN"
guest oc Mrs. j. NJ. Gooch 81 twenty
firSr street.
". y. Slrngrr Of Warwn"d avenue
who rcrcnlly went 10 MI. Clemens,
Mich. for his health is improving rap
idly.
j. II. Wclshhans. ST.. of Glrn's Run
las rrIurr"i home from short huS-
mess "trip to Akron. Ohio.
Misses Anna YnunGInan ana Ruhy
Eurns Of TinuavIilc wrrr thu SUNDAY
guests Ut j. H. Wrlshhans. ST.. OF
Gl"n's EHn.
William Bros, of Riley Hill has re-
turned from Akron. ohio.
Miss Barbara H-Mulh and Master
Paul Holman If Martins Ferry were
recent guests nf Conrad Good OF Glen
: Mrs. !. ". Chambers and daughter,
Laura ct Hess avenue left yesterday
Tor Pittsburgh.
lirurgI sutton. Jr. will leave this
murning for short business trip TO
Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22

asthma. which followed an attack If
pneumonia. | had a constant smother
ing sensation. ShoTtneSS Of breath ana
my heart bothered me very much.
kept getting worse until in The last
TWO years there has not been Il day or
week that | have not suffered. | doc
tored right along and several doctors,
including Or. tPrOmineut wheeling
specialistl, said there was no hope Tor
ME. He would not do thing for me.
said there was no use, and Tor me 10
so home and save my money, as II
travelled from coast TO coast and even
TO Europe 10 all the specialists in the
world. they could do nothing for nc.
could not 90 up steps and would al
times have 10 lay ri%ht down on The
floor. especially if went up flight OF
steps, until | could again get my
breath. One doctor told me il | would
20 20 Florida it would help me, but ne
called another doctor in TO see me be-
fore left. after [ was all ready 10 20.
and the second doctor said would not
live 10 get to Moundsville, so | did not
try 10 20. Twice ! have been SO bad
have been annointed. expecting to
die-the last time during January OF
this year.
On July 9Th | went to The Electro
Medical Institute at 1l21 Market
street. Wheeling. ". Va. and began
their treatment. I began to improve
az once and have got along so WonG-
erfully we'll that my relief is magical.
All my friends can hardly realize the
Improvement in my condition. ran
10 catch a street car the other day and
the conductor. who knows ME and how
sick | have been. was frightened and
afraid would fall over, but my breath
comes easily now, sleep with one
bolster. whereas formerly had 10 use
d bolster and three pillows; sleep all
night now without waking up, and in
every way my relief is truly wonder
full
(Signed MRS. JAMES RILEY,
Benwood, W. Va
Mrs. Riley has been i'll for the last
Ave years and no sufferer can for a
moment doubt her thanktulness for re-
lief given after so much discourage
meQt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

CHARLESTON. W: Va, Aug. 81
Certificates of incorporation have
been issued by the Secretary OF state
to the following new concerns when
will operate under the laws of West
Virginia:
The Sanford Manufacturing Com.
pany of Washington. Pa; authorized
capital $500 900; incorporators, Chas..
/. Sanford. William A. Leyda. Joseph
Finkel. Hugh A. Rogers, all Of Wash
inston: and Howard H. Cupp Of Car
nesie, Pa. This concern proposes 10
engines. automobiles and
various other commodities.
Southern Automobile Owners Asso-
citation Of Charleston. to conduct an
auto supply agency; authorized capf
tai 5000; incorporates, c. F. Somer'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
TO. OPEN SCHOOLS SEPT. $.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 21.-The Pitts
burgh public schools will reopen on
September 5 despite the campaign
now being waeed against infantile pa.
ralysis in this city according to a de-
cision reported at a conference OF
representatives of the board Of health
and the board Of education here today.
1t was decided TO make an examina'
ton Of al pupils in the kindergarten
as we'll as the first and second grades
and all children whose temperatures
exceed the normal mark Of 50 rs de.
grees will be excluded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
RIGHT DIAGNOSIS IS
HIGHLY IMPORT Ant
Aiiment Must Be Accurately known
Before Proper Treatment
Can Be Given.

The importance OF the wonderful
diagnostic instrument used by the
Electro-Medical Doctors can hardly be
estimated by the average sick person.
DR.. Chas. H Marc. the famous phESi-
clan of Rochester. Mimi. IN speech
before the Chicago Medical society. as
reported in the Chicago american
of Nov. 18th last, said: The near fu-
ture is 10 see the foundation OF insti-
tutions where the country physician
may send cases which seem battling
for diagnosis. The day OF the tenn
perature-taking. pulse-feeling doctor is
gone and the period OF careful diasno-
sis by trained experts and specialists
is here"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
PAINLESS ELECTRICITY

ITO hold a piece Of steel which
melts like butter upon touching all
other piece OF metal, caused by thou
sands OF volts OF electricity going
through the body without even being
felt is astonishing This and many
other wonderful demonstrations are
shown at The Electric-Medical Insti:
tute in proof of the fact that modern
electrical treatments are plainlesS aud
harmless. These are the wonderful
machines that are accomplishing such
wonderful results for patients OF The
Electro-Medical Institute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
Renwood Briefs.

Charles K. Lowe. cashier nj he hank
Of Hcnw0ud. departed yesterday for
I{rIhrStla. where he Will spend several
days.
Harold Ncff Of Grand Rapids is here
>TrndinE few days with friends.
While the work is being pushed as
RAPIDLY as possible. tho improvements
to- tho bridges on the HnEgs' Run road
will no the completed 70 rsercral weeks.
Killarney" camp near Glendale. IS
still the mecca for several hundred
Young people during the warm even
inEs.
George Hartley Of Spencer is spend
ing 4 few days here with friends.
Roy. G. f. Goodwin and family or
Fairmnnt are spending a few days hero
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Goodwin and
family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
WILL GET AREAWAY
Ordinance Committee Acts FavorabIy
On Request Of Morton c. Stout
Company

The ordinance committee in session
last night acted favorably upon the
Morton c. Stout request for an area.
way on Eleventh street near Main, and
directed the city solicitor TO draw the
ordinance After considerable debate
the committee voted 10 make the stair
way thirty inches wide. the men feel
ing that wider stairs would cut too
much from the sidewalk which is rath.
er narrow at this point. The ordinance
will go to council tonight.
The streets alleys and grades COM
mittee failed OF quorum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
MOUNDSVILLE


Mrs. .lnily AdcllH Jones Smith died
at her home on seventh stree. this morn
ing. death bein du" To iunrmatics incl
dent to old age. Mrs. Smith was tn.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs :. L. Jones.
and WAS born n SuniiSh. O., April IL.
1890. She WAS married To the late Rev.
r. J. Smith. at WuudShcld. O.. i'll tlSai.
She is the mother Of nine children. al!
living Il. J. Smith. Hurry X Smith.
Mrs Mary Rrownlce' and Miss Kate
Smith residing in this city.
The funeral services over tiIr re-
mains will be held at the late Residence
here at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning,
following which the remains will b" TAX
en- 10 beverly, O., whcrc intcr!rcnt will
take place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
CATARRH or The
NOSE AND THROAT
~ NV" sHaD

Catarrh is a disease to be dreaded
by the we'll person-and If already ar-
flicted treatment cannot be taken 100
soon owing to the rapid inroads made
by catarrh on the general system. 1t
is one Of the most common causes or
deafness
The Electro-MeGical Doctors mod
prn apparatuses for the treatment OF
catarrh and their experience in hand
ling thousands of such cases has made
catarrh less hopeless for many suffer.
ers who have failed 70 obtain relief
through older methods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
Four Are IQentifiel.

Five Scrvians. charged with stabbinE
Louis kappanSL -. hungarian p"c;LrS"
To- the Ohiu Valley Hospital today where
they We're brought face 10 tar" with
their victim ami uCCusrr. kappauSi. al
though in II critical condition, aS Il re-
suit ~ three knife wounds IN his h"cN'
idrntil;rt! fou:. ut the five men as his
aSSu!InriS. He was unable I" pick out
the man who welded the knii". how
eyer. One MAI WAS released on. 81 .hnn
bond but the other four wcr" held on
81 ~" bail, which they were unable -
furni Sh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
FAILED TO MEET
Session OF Wheeling AID Club To Con.
slider Merging With w. c. A.
Branch Was POSTPONED

Owing TO the members receiving an.
nouncementS of the special meeting
too late. the Wheeling Ad club session
that was 10 have been held last even.
ing was postponed. The dale will be
announced later.
The meeting was 20 be held for The
purpose of taking preliminary action
in either diSbanding or becoming af-
filiated as body with the new pub
licity department OF the Wheeling
Commercial association. 1t Is likely
that the latter action will be taken. as
the association is anxious that the club
merge with the publicity branch for
mutual interests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
Seek Assassin Hero.

Deuuty Sheriff Bert Appl"Gate Of
Brook. county was here today seeking
trace OF Novu Rav,lno Of Golfers. W..
Va. who it IS all, rcd WAS The mum who
shot and probably fatally wounded Le-
roy Avitch II the lattrrs home near
Golfers Saturday night. The shooting
Is said To have heGn the termination OF
an argument over . woman. Rardno is
believed 10 be- in hiding here. HIS vic
tim who was shot through thu right
lung and in the left hand, is in cr!:-
zeal condition ut rho Gill hospital and
ruuy not recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
a.to Accident Victims.

Donald Smith. we'll known resident ot
Holiday Cove. ". Va, sustained u
Slight fracture OF the skull Sunday when
an auto owned and driven hy Il. i.
Campneli Of the Cove. went over an
c1nbuukn:ent lie Is in rho Gill hospital
here and will likely rcc"V"T. Mrs.
smith ird Nj and Mrs. Cam:'bcil Us
capped with Sigh; injuries,
Enrl lewis. we'll known Island Crock
farmer sustained Internal injuries h":r
Saturday evening when AN auto cot
liCcd with his wagon. throwing HIM
from his scat t. the ground. lie VAS
removed to the Gill hospital. II q
said his injuries are not dangerous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
Examination Grades.

County Supcrlntrndcnt al SIh"n'S ~;
"a NrlJuwCIl has received IN E"SulI
nom the third uniform rxaml nations mr
county teachers h"ld her" ju!% 90 !.
The results wrr" very SratliElhS, "| an
mrs, f-rnd., certificates were granted. IS
second grade. and II third grade rcrl,II
6r,trs. There were also II normal
school certificates granted anu about 'Ht
snnr nMMlrr III reno walls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
NOLAN NAMED IN
JEFFERSON COUNTY
CHOSEN HEAD OF DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
UNANIMOUSLY.
Recognized as Ono CT tho Best Leaders
il Eastern Ohio-Cfeucral News
Of SteubenviOs.

STEtBENNlLLE. O.. Aug. el.-Tac
Jefferson County lI@moCratIc executive
committee mot "I:, selected. with out Il
Gi~SrillnI vote, John f.. Nolan. present
liquor license commissioner. Is chair
man. Mr. Nolan Is cnnsId crcd the young
est Democratic lCaGrr in the country.
AZ IL: il only twenty-five years old. and
las mad wunurrIul showing Nn the
past ;Wo years ;,S Il leader Ill Jefferson
county and is recognized and looked
upon rs the coming DemocratI> leader
young years. Mr.. Nolan possesses Won
dcrtal executive ability and is cunSid-
cred IS one OF tn. best organizers III the
party. He has successfully conquered
Somr Of the old factors III the Demo-
cratic party and has brought them In
line and now controls and has absolute
harmony amongst lii" Democrats ui JET
larson county. He il loved by his fol-
lowers a.d admired by his opponents.
While CulY having 4 tcw years "Aperi-
cncc in politics he has achieved more
for his party i'll this community than
any leader or leaders have done in Il
number Of years ami II is generally con-
ccdcd by all who kTUw him that Lit
tie John by which he Is generally
known, is going to BE- one at the biz
sticks in his party. His friends attrlb-
ute mis- success principally due to his
fair manucr ut dealing and the undiS-
rutcd fact that hc makes good every
promise. wherever Il promise Is extract
or from him.
Hts many friends are very glad ~
learn OF him being selected aS HE Lhnlo-
cratic !e1dcr in jefferson county by
the executive committee without any
oppnSlil