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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-02
my MOTHER Is
MUCH BETTER"
Premier Preparation 5riohtens the
Home BY Driving Out Painful
Sickness

4 pretty little miss came into {. n
Griest a Company's store the other
day and wished 20 make a statement
for her mother who had been sick for
quite a while but through the powers
of the Master Medicine. Tanlac is now
we'll
She said TO Mr. Renfrow. tho Tanlac
representative there. My mother. who
az Mrs. II ". Neidert. OF "A Coal
street. suffered from stomach trouble
FOR several years. She had a poor
appetite and what she would eat would
nauseate her. She would spit up her
food and have vomiting spells. She
had tried other remedies but without
relief and an operation had been ad-
vised but thanks 10 ranlac that Is not
necessary now. So many Wheeling
people praised Tanlac highly that
mother decided TO Try il and since do
ing so she has a good appetite and her
food agrees with her. Her stomach
is alright and mother is not troubled
with that awful sick stomach.
"Tanlac has done what other rene
dies have failed to do. | see that IL
has done my mother a world OF good
after everything had failed and am
thankful for the wonderful relief. 1
gladly recommend n 70 everyone who
is sick
Isn't II wonderful" said Miss Neid-
ert. to be- healthy and enjoy life all
the more? You cant realize how much
happier Tanlac has made our home A."
Tanlac is now universally known as
the Master Medicine for stomach. liver
or kidney ailments. Indigestion. consti-
patton. catarrhal affections and like
maladies. n is now on sale in Wheel
ing by the &. II. Griest 4 Company.
IFS Market street. sole agents here.
Mr.. Renfrow. the Tanlac representa-
tive. is in attendance to meet the pub
lie and CONSCIOUSLY explain Tanlac
Price 81 per bottle -Advt
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustees sale

osA9.
by virtue OF Deed OF Trust msde
oy Magdalena n. Nesbitt and r. ;. Nes-
oitt. her hus band. TO +. 4. Mcneil. a.
and recorded in the office OF the clerk
OF the county court OF Ohio County.
West Virginia. IN Deed Of Trust Book
No. los. page 500. 1 will sell al public
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY sTH,isls.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. al the
north front door Of the court house OF
said Ohio County. the following de
scrioed property. that Is TO say:
\ certain pieoe or parcel Of land stu
ate IN the City OF Wheeling. ohio Coun-
". West Virginia. and being a portion
OF lots numbered Forty l{O) and Forty
one ttl) In Joseph Caldwelrs Addition
s 70 TIE ssid city OF wheeling. and
ginning at a point In the West line OF
lot mum bered Forty-one t4lD on McCol-
loch Street formerly Coal street, about
tWenty-eight t2s) feet South OF the
Northwest corner OF said lot mum ocred
forty lone CAD and In a direct line with
thc center or the division wall OF the
double brick dwelling house situate
thereon. thence In an easterly direction
through the center OF said division wall
IA a direct line 70 the East line OF said
lot numbered Forty-one (4lD. thence
SCUM. with the East line OF lots num-
bered Forty (40) and Forty-one (4l. a
Instance or forty (sO) feet; thence West.
numbered Forty t4OJ. thence North. with
the West line OF lots numbered Forty
AtVl ana forty-onc (4l). a distance or
forty t40) feet TO the place OF begin
nlng. being the same property convey
ca 70 the said MRgladcna M. Nesbitt
oy Margaret Schneider and husband. b.
deed dated March 2sth. 1913. and record
ed in the office of the clerk Of the coun-
" court OF Ohio County. West Virginia
IN DEED Book No. 143. page 393
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third OF the
purchase money or so much more "a the
purchaser may elect to pay cash In
hand on the day Of sale. and the residue
lh Two equal installmeutS. payable re-
spectiNely IN six months and twelve
months from the DAY Of sale. with in
terest, the purchaser giving his nego-
uabie promiSsory notes FOR the deferred
payments. the legal title being retained
as further security until all OF the pur-
chase money shall have been paid.
l.. +. MCNEIL. Trustee.
W. i. Wickham. Auctioneer.
ia-l -1a-96-f-o-q
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MAY SEEK IMPOSITION OF LEVY
FOR CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS

Paul. secretary. showing the financial
condition Of the hospital 70 be in a
comparatively good state. and Miss
Zoe Mcclure. OF the Women's Hospital
association. reviewed the work done
during the past year.
Mr.. Pliny O. Clark. superintendent
OF the hospital. gave an interesting
report which described in detail. the
work accomplished during the year.
lie made several recommendation
hich would better the efficiency OF
the working OF the hospital. putting II
on more economical basis.
chart which had been especially
Prepared by Mr.. Clark. showed the
number OF patients given care during
1918 as compared with 1914. In the
wards In 1915. 5.175 charitable cases
were handled. while in 1914. 3.75s
were taken in charge. showing a great
Increase. The number OF patients
cared for in wards for which the nos
pital received compensation. was over
doubled. The number OF cases taken
care or in the wards and private rooms
showed like increase. An average
OF twenty-six more patients were
/ cared for during 1915 than IN 1914.
Mr.. Clark said. and in connection with
that be said that the cost for caring
Tor the patients per capita had been
decreased. The cost during 1914 was
VIZ per day. while in 1915. the cost
was reduced 10 S224. II was shown
that. owing TO the present conditions,
the price OF drugs Increasing by leaps
ana bounds. patient could not be-
gwen the economical care as well, at
me nome as I'm the hospital.
MT. Clark recommended the follow.
ing Improvements TO the hospital
which would put the institution on a
more economical basis and make II
! more efficient: That the directors
provide supporting fund of between
$4,000 and $4,000: a visiting nurse /.
equipment for the out-patient depart.
ihent' shrubbery for lawn around the
hospital; awnings for windows. clock
/ system Tor every floor OF the hospital.
employees time register: furniture /.
once equipment: machine shop eduip.
ment' store room equipment. and
other apparatus for use in the hos
pital.
Mrs. Jennie VI. Fortaine gave an
2 interesting report OF the school for
nurses. OF which she Is principal She
said that there are &C students in the
school urged that more comfortable
quarters b. provided for them. She
said that they are housed in three dif.
Ierent parts of the hospital. and then
crowded. = class Of eighteen are IN
enter March !. and she urged that tbs
{ betterment Of accommodations he
made before then.
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GENERAL, HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
MAY URGE ACTION BY COUN-
TY COMMISSIONER
Mr.. Howard Hazlett Estimates That
One-Haf Mill on One Dollar Val
uation would be Sufficient

Advocating the laying OF a levy Gre
ating a fund for the support of char
table institutions. as permitted BY a
recent act OF the state legislature.
Howard Hazlett. vice president OF he
Ohio Valley General hospital associa-
tion. az the annual meeting of that
organization last night. urged all mem
bers 10 use their influence with the
county commissioners TO have such a
levy established In Ohio county. This
was the recommendation emphasized
most by Mr.. Hazlett in submitting the
presidents report. I'm the absence OF
Mr.. h. Walker Peterson. who is presi-
dent OF the association.
The law authorizes the laying OF a
levy not exceeding five minis. the funds
derived from it 10 be used in support.
ing charitable Institutions and hos
pitfalls.
Mr.. Hazlett stated that he had est
mated that levy of one-half mill on
the dollar valuation would be suffici-
ent for the needs OF the institutions
engaged in charitable work OF the
county. while II would only require
but a sixth OF mill to provide for
the charitable work done by the ohio
Valley General hospital The Ohio
aAAfe a. uaHlAdls WITHOUT my
funds other than those derived from
tho receipts from patients. has been
doing much charitable work, which
has shown a large increase during
1915 over 1914. Had the hospital
done no charitable work. Il would
have lacked but 500 OF being self
maintaining.
The subject OF having this levy i'm
posed in Ohio county has been the
topic OF many interesting discussions
at the board meetings OF the ONO
Valley General hospital and other ike
Institutions OF tho city. While Il has
been estimated that the maximum
levy would not need be imposed. Il ~
thought that onehalf mill will pro
vide for the needs OF all the charitable
institutions OF the county In other
states, institutions doing charitable
work are well provided for by the
state
Directors Reelected.
Messrs. II. F. Behrens. s s. Bloch,
J. Morgan Clarke. Howard Hazlett.
Louis Horkhiemer and +. r. Hubbard.
members OF the board OF directors or
the Ohio Valley General hospital,
whose terms expired with the meeting
last night were reelected.
Reports were submitted by Mt A. ".
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LEGAL NOTICE
The Public Service Commission Of West
Virginia, Capitol Building,
Charleston.

\ meeting Of The Public Service Com
mission OF West Virginia. held on Fri
DAY. the 5lst day Of December. 4 D..
1915.
case No 444
NarwoOd Water and Light Company-
Application TO Increase Rates.
whereas application to increase rates
mas this day been filed by the Warwood
water X Light Company:
II Is hereby ordered that leave be
granted u any person interested to file
objection to said application before the
iubiic Service Commission at any time
before the Nth day Of February, 1915.
anc that this matter be set down for
nearing al a session Of the Commission
20 De hfld At the Capitol Building IN th..
City OF Charleston on the Nth day of
February. 1915 al two O'Clock u. m al
which time all persons Interested may
appear ana make such objection a. they
may sec flt.
IL rs further directed that a copv OF
this order be published by the RppIa-
cant once each week IN two ne,vspat,. ~
OF general circulation and OF opposite
politics, II such there be in the Town
OF Warwood and that a copy OF this or
der and Of said proposed Fatys be posted
Tor public inspection at the Mayor
office or the postoffice OF said Town OF
Narwood and due return thereof made
To this Commission.
4 Copy.
Attest:
=. 4. BERNHEIM.
ja-12-19-26-f-2 Secretsr,-
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MISCELLANEOUS

for the realization OF those rcbfs
And every grave and every brave man
in the country would seem to have
upon It th" colors Of tho nag ID me-
were o. true American would seem To-
hHN' ON Do Thar tain Of rod which
means ftc true ruIHe 90 blood. that
iai'h of pun" white which means tho
peace OF f1o soul And then there
seems io rise over .he graves Of those
II'n and to hallow their memories
'u'' duo space off fhe eky Iu which
."Im those star. which exemnufy Tor
%. OBJ" glorious galaxy OF tho states Of
ih' Union which stand together to WIN.
''fHf" OBJ" RIGHT. off mankind
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FOR PREPAREDNESS
tcontnued From Firs, r.r.,

who would wish peace at the expense
OF the honor OF the United states"
The Presidents address was pune.
tuated with thunderous applause. He
spoke slowly and gravely. with en-
phatic gestures To enforce his words.
His declaration that the United States
wanted peace drew quick response
and his assertion that the self-respact
OF the nation must be- preserved ellie
tied another great demonstration. \
throns that filled every seat in the
Coliseum Cheered him 10 the echo.
The President declared that ne was
trying 10 weigh carefully every work
he was saying He reiterated that
he was being daily charged 20 keen
the country out OF war and also up.
hold its honor.
People With Him.
And many night when b. has
seemed impossible for me to sleep.
he said. because of the apparentI,
ineNtriCable difficulties into which oul
International relations were drifting. J
have said TO myself. ! wonder n the
people % the United States fully know
what that mandate means 10 me and
then sleep has come. because know
that There was not a community in
America that would not stand behind
me IN maintaining She honor Of the
United States.
The difficulty OF keeping America
ar peace during This titanic struggle
across the sea cannot be- disclosed
now. perhaps BE- can never be- disclos.
cd. How anxious and how difficult
this task has been But my heart has
single burden that has been PLACED
ON nae with that end in Wow. For I
know That not only my own heart but
The heart of 400 America was boz rhe
cause of peace
Their, are actually men DOB America
who are preaching war. the President
declared men who want the United
states to have ou.anlliue alliances
abroad De- said Doc did not think
they spuf. Tine voice Of America which
he declared fo b" for peace
Tie added that others 40 further tnan
D." boo adVoCaun- peace. They preach
Oh" doctrine of peace 90 any price.
Do added. while men FOO the audience
called never. never.
Do" said These men did NOT know the
circumstance. OF tine world America
cannot hn 900 ostrich with if- head ir
fHe sand. be- said
Tha President said b.. hoped that r
ibis war Dad mo- other result ~ would
create au irterna .iouaI bunal 90 set
TO- Que lions which cause war iIf4
declaration chat hs bad found tho peo
rI" of thr middle west for prepared
hess drew .uue aupI3r-.
Tribute 60 Flag
some one who does uo. know our
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LOST BRITISH LINER


faaIl. ~ aHnI. 1..I m... and et.
or Hnks fIat r.f. reserve. OFF oI.
could aimo.. double .... u|.a.. a.
boat ~ THE fIr. t.f for .Ha sr..H
government ana ...mh..I . rar.f.
g. known 10 hove travelled Hrn t..
north huar'. f.a. fl H.HH .f...t
stopping Dor lrNr.H T.. U....f
roast defer.r .raN noH I.r. r-..
VII have normal af... .r U.....
or thOuearf u..a
Feat is Possible
Ilr commander rf fl. rY.I.
boats which recently wont fr.m -.
Jrarr..rD fol Honolulu under ff..r
oFr power. reported l. fI. ,.rrf. .r.r
~ mo trip fhaf fI.s could .... fr4.
sIei .D t.r .mlf OF HI.Ir fuel sar4rIIg
about 5000 m|rr at o. rr....r.f
eDeod ~ thirteen knots an hour mo-
boats actually made r.re .ruf. AGRA. F.
ne Pacific and only n-. rf Ua four
had enEina trouble could r.y.
been repaired st s~a bot m save time
vag decifrf f1 Tow Hnr a.r...
There have hfrr many rmr.. %
submarine bases established m Am.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS

Wheeling Steel & Iron Company
Wheeling. w. Va.
January 25th. 1916.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Wheeling Steel x Iron
Company Will be held az the office OF
the company. corner Main and South
streets. Wheeling. ". Va. on Tuesday
February 9Th. 1916. at D. m.. for the
election OF Directors ana the transac-
ton Of any other business that may be
properly or legally presented
BY Order of Board OF Directors.
Isaac VI Scott. President.
Attest. C. j. Hunter. Secretary.
Fl-gN-f-1---s
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BY telephone the arrival OF the vessel
20 Collector Hamilton Of the Norfolk
Newport News district. and later he
came 70 Norfolk and made a state
ment Of facts 20 MT Hamilton for
transmission 20 the Washington Of
ficials
Collector ls Silent
Just what the commander said 70
the collector about the treatment he
desired from tho United States has
not been revealed and will not be until
Washington has passed on the case.
Mr. Hamilton expressed his word as
naval officer that he would not az
tempt 20 move the liner from her
anchorage. or permit anyone 20 come
ashore pending further Instructions
Lieutenant Be-ge said the Appam
arrived short 81 both fuel and provis-
ions and that there was not enough
food aboard 20 last through tomor-
row. Mr. Hamilton gave permission
10 take on a quantity % stores 70
night
Among those aboard are ffteen wo-
men and many children. the exact
number OF which has not been deter
mined
Sir Edward Neriwether. governor
~ Sierra Leone. a British province In
West Africa. and his wife are pas4eu-
gers. There are also several officer
of the British army and navy Others
include Fred James. secretary admin
ietr8for ~ Nigeria. who i7 relative
~ Lord Dccies
The masters ~ an the vessels cap
'urcd are on the HupaW except tho
captain ~ Tho Clan NacTavish. who.
with most ~ the member OF hf.
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an exciting combat" The fact that
me Moewe sustained no damage in
me night is accepted as y indicating
mat her guns were Of larger caIibre
ana longer range. as the Clan Mac
laNlSh was sunk and fifteen men
killed and az least three wounded.
Iuinor was current shortly after
L. Nppdl arrival here that she had
when the facts were .novn srm, i., men ,.il
g,.t.MN s circulated that 20 German
1.Ul.laiine conveyed the liner across th.
iirm this and little crodrurs wa. ri,ln
~ "E n2Fl oitici1l-. However. the Hrit-
.F..,9, N,.or yes here have advised mer-
FF..aul vessels NJ GA" allies BOO HAMPTON
it.1n- o. stay In port until the situatIor
1873 40 ships Were due Co sail toia,
nut several lad expected 60 put 10 se1
early tomorrow. oil.
Lieutenant Eerge heavv-sot German
I,..I... guy. reddish mu-tHch.. gave
t.or rbsr il",ill.44 I' NOR, Iuforma-
required. Rte di1 not disclose. ne Ii.,
.'L or On" Muews nor OBJ. Mann. oF r.-
'.'. '''"hd'-. but be ulmiff.. n. I.r,....rr
had been merely "a -..r..-.i.,..,. l, D..
'u trc raider. IFr -4rlrI.. .., t.t..r.
~ 'le character OF u. vessel. f.-s, 20 i, '-
.,',...r. 'f"f refusing to ne cross
Moewe Mystery Ship.
hasa. . "r npn'-el Ions ago fo
~. 49, t. clean of FsUrua. Ns.-
En. as go report. Of fr. ,.-',..M,.
man rt.d bad been rer.Ir.. s.r...
..... N.lt.y cruiser krHuurIrz VIII
It fe'u-. ir Hampton Eo,Ts
.i~I spring TH. Nl.v. b. .
I. ... " nose 'N..f "u"f fe "a rt.F..
....-.t Boon suspected. There ore.
i.. i.t name. hlf the nuI, ,,,-.t...
WAS reported SUMS .arIy boz f..
A.g.r..ns ths Nf.,va as ono of ...
...N'..
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BGrtS civ
r-N-a-- 1IN- .TOh AND
AM ttIA1 tNBALMER.
ifl2 sra ft24 Main street
Calls Auagsrcd Day or Mint
Store Phones SO
n. d D, rtschv. ST. Uh1ne toSQg
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice % Manufacturers, Jobboru, nIsr-
chants ana Others Wholsaale Deaisrs.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
nc -fate Board % Control OF the State
or West virginia will receive bids daily
30 IT. Office a. Charleston. West VirEinia
Tor furnishiuE supplies for the several
1iaie lrftiutiUna. the financial manage
fnenf of hitch iF vested IN said Board.
~. tracts VIII Dc awarded 60 the Lowest
nlaoffR. quality considered. and other
.NlnkF b.inE equal West Virginia deal
'fs WIZ D. given preference
iIrl 81 supplies needed will be fur
nieNfI bidders on receipt Of requests
STATING The lime desired.
STATE BOARD OBJ CONTROL.
-I-L-LL tharIaafun. West NirEfnfa
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FOR KENT

FOR RENT-FINE SECOND FLOOR
FLATS WITH HALL AND BATH.
FIVE ROOMS AT 1902 MAIN $50.
six ROOMS 10th ST, $50. ALL
MODERN. JAS. l. HAWLEY, 1865
MAIN.
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FOR sALE-Automobile


ron sALE-AutOmobile Six Cylinder
touring car. o. A. NTH. T.. s. Laun-
-IN. tetlalre. ohio. se-90-tf
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FOR REFT-Store room III. 10th St.
formerly occupied Danworth Drug co.
inquire Bell 4b-K.. Ait. ia-26-m
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Breummer & HHdebrsnd

huneral Directors and SIN nalusra
t-ruef Mnrkrt End AwrrfF. second ata
Nelephuus lei Open dar and nfghL
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WANTED-Position

WANTED-EXp erienced chauffeur wants
position as chauffeur or truck driver.
Can give good reference Address o.
Marshall Ave. Elm Grove, or call Natl
2lO-J. T.. G.. ia-ab-n,
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FOR SALE

TOR SALE-Farm. % acres. good land
DO brI mont county. Ohio. fine building
D. miles from Bcllaire. lz. miles from
W hetllnE 20 minutes walk TO trolley
hne az Schram's crossing. VIII be sold
cheap. f-2-rn
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE on EXCHANoE-Ruick
roadster g. % D. good model Moza-f
of ~.Hdt side property considered Ad-
dress Ntynrf. care Intelligence f.g-r
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FOR SALE-Set Encyclopedia Brittanica
llth edition. % volumes First class
condition. For further information call
Herman \. Hundt (trustet) 5I7 SchmuI-
bach Building f-I-i
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WANTED-ENp erienced nurse Refer
ences. T. 5. birmingham. 1902 Harri-
son St. Bellaire. q. f-2-m
WANTED-Girl for general hou.eworl,
references required. Mrs. James H.
Beans. National 1901; Bell 33-w. Alt
f-2-j
WANTED-I-ady solicitirs and house TO
house demonstrators. $3.50 day Call
after ,. m. 401 Main. fiji
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FOR SALE-Ohio farm, 157 acres. lOOa
No. igh. coal. good buildings, good
iona, 10 acres alfalfa. some timber Well
located miles Cadiz. O.. Harrison coun-
-, = mile Go school. 1 mile TO church.
Ia good community. 4 miles from Hollo-
way station. ID. a %. r H. Write T.. "
Holiday. boN IS. Holloway. ..
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FOR sALE-Farm, IS acres. LAYS
miles each Of Wheeling. near pike
road. Reason for selling owners can't
see 90 g. For particulars write 10 Geo
> Matthews. Route No. 2. Fairview. W
va Ja-17-3Ot
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For Sale

PLEASANT VALLEY H0AE-Ot ten
room bath aa4 laundry Lot suH
100 spring water plJe4 into house.
Lots ~ arrUtsrF beautiful grounds
a. IDEAL home
lINL BUILDING SITE. Q. AulIsIsIs
Lot -lnNs-0 cruta.cIuE Pr ages.
more o. less VIII ssii as OBJ whole ~
half OF IL
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WANTED-Fcmale Help

WANrED-Several experienced
lady canvassers. Salary and
commission. Apply to Mr.. A. d.
Browne. orafonolA Department.
HOUSE q HERMANN.
f-2-tf
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by telephone the arrival OF the vessel
20 Collector Hamilton OF the Norfolk
Newport News district, and later he
came 10 Norfolk and made a state
ment Of facts 20 Mr.. Hamilton FOR
transmission 20 the Washington or
ficials