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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-19
The Wa AtA Glance

THILE the world today
M is awaiting with keen in
terest the declaration OF
German policy. which the new
imperial chancellor. DR.. Georg
3lichaells IS expected TO deliver
in the reichstaE, the military
forces Of the beIIiserents for the
moment are engaged in infantry
operations OF major Importance
only along the front in easera
GaucIa.
Reports from this theater OF
intense activity have indicated a
Iesseniug in the sped OF the RUS
sian drive. There has even been
recession az one rcint where
Austrian AMI German reserves
have been thrown into the fray In
an effort TO stop the Russian on
ru % Hllgl was threatening 70
roll Up the entire Ausrr0-German
line fr odd G4IicLa down through
the Eumduiau mountains and
plains
Germans Make strong Efforts
Otherwise the French front in
northerl Fra. &c presents the
tary interest Few days pass
without an effort on the part OF
the Germans % get back some OF
the valuable territory which was
Wreuclel from them In the spring
offensive, or ID uakC local in
roads elssa lers on the French
lines
a new field was chosen for an
attempt IF this sort last night,
tie first really sharp attack for
some uue % rL- field 90 the great
HinLeu1I-.- retreat Cf last March
being Iauyer=i Just to the south
OF ST. Du-l-in
French Dr1srn Back az irst.
The crown prince chose a front
nearly a asI- mile ir extent " here
the Freucl occupied q hLlOck TO
the east OF GlUChy Gen Petain's
forces were taken 1-ck at first
by the intensity Of the drive and
yielded some ground in the first
line They rallied quickly how
ever. and drove the Germans out
Of the greater part or the occu-
pied positions.
Russia 60 QueII Radicals
The situation in Pe-rOgrad con-
tiuues troubled. but the provision
al government apparently has de-
cided 90 take hold with a firm
hand and have 60 out with the
ultra extreme elements which are
keeping the city in a turmoil
Martial control has been estab-
lisred and drastic measures seem
20 be the order Of the day
Meanwhile the cabinet council
is considering proposal TO trans
fer the seat of government 70
Moscow TO remove 10 from the
scene Of turmoil and it IS also an
u0unced that the general assem-
bly, OF UO-Emel. soldiers and
peasants viii be held at MOSCOW
"t0 prevent interference from an
irresp0u section OF Petrc-
grad garrison
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-19
ASKS AID FOR
BOY SCOUTS
0. i. BinfOrd Tells R0ta
rians Of Need Of Funds
For the Movement.


r-aHu-.-rnre oil --erHlr. funds for
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t- - ID
t"r the children of the RESCUE
Home Fr Government Ir.lI weekly
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90 .'.ir Ht'--F ---tAaaA ri -i'.3l
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....--...,..- -r.-n---rr Il, ror1lersar These
-l.s was deferred uHl-- thorough
.-re.r.-. ton ard plans could he made
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. .H-..-s.f-1 ~ "a 1--.- as-a
ID. r..-- c-a--- r---rr Vim take
.-s. af plans for q cawrrf-a to
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-.1-ari--.s Win, IS Woe r-a-5 ra-r of
rho rae scouts connect introduced the
subject If eacrri-.- funds TO carry
..-. -1ra --o,-.-.,l-.- a--T asked ID r Pin
-.-f d, discuss The Pow scouts promo
.f-fou before the club
sr-~aI-s Of scouts Advancement.
THE Bow Scouts movement is close
60 am Of MS and there are q large
number OF the Rorarians who have
sons enlisted arDoug the scouts f1 EI
p1so~ said lT- E5rf0r7 "Slnra last
-.a-errh.- when me- P0-a-iars took
un the Eov Scouts movement 70 has
crown To such an extent that there
are now over $50 boys in the scouts
here s paid executive is maintained
and 7 have Just returned from q trip
20 the mountains where they have
been cucamued What 7 saw was a
..rrrHn of healthy well -aH for NNTE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-19
ROOM FOR
WOMEN READY
DOna Ana Farm Bureau
Looks After Comfort
Of County Women.

las Cruces, n. L- July IA rest
room for Dona Ana county women
when they come TO Las Cruces Las
been provided by the Dona Ana
County Farm bureau. ID is located iu
the George Freu-er building. just
north Of the Ba-com-Tleuch 60 II
is planned for the rest room % be a
convenience for al, women who come
TO- Las Cruces TO shop or TO attend
public meetings iu which women Of
the county are interested
Paxton 90 Return.
James r. EaNtcl C- s commits
=.ouer. representing the state depart
ment in Nica-aeuan affairs. is again
iu the United States and is expected
-ere soon
Three Brothers To France
Three brothers. Ramsey. Harvey
and Ned Heus,heL uephews OF Mrs.
ll-ury Sloes. OF Las Cruces and TWO
of them former students az State Col
IeEe are 90 see service in France
Ramsey HeurclaL a student lu State
college iu 1918 and 1915. viii go with
tine NJ =s0uTi-f4auslE engineering
corps. Harvey HeuscleL a student al
la COLLEGE last year. viii be- with the
ann uulau-= corps Ned Heuscnel al
ready is iu France with the am
balance unit of the Missouri uuiEer-
sltg where he was a law student
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-19

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section oil HE cirv.
No Troubles At Hayden.
President NraEauer Introduced +.
T. Taylor Of Hayden ArIz-, who told
the Ia,arlaus that there was WRONG
impress ION going o1t about Jne ia.9I
ana s-f ft SITUATION do Arizona lie
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-19

total expense of the Boy Scout move
ueur here amounts t1 about $3.50 per
month. This includes lauiror work
90 the places where the boys hold
..ir meetings. printing and other es-
rses. The chamber OF commerce IS
.HuatIuE Headquarters TO- the Boy
Scouts 90 their building without
barge"
To Plan for Campaign.
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.--.--a-+aT that rho -r.rr council
lf..--f. a--s-.5- two or three clean g.---
-.rr-l y.r..-Iv the r-.r-. e.ur4 H.
-4-z.H r.a slid The -.u-- Increment
vas Too ,...-.7b BIZ. u rrsr.s DO lar die and
r---r s-.-. p motion Whereby -H.
r.-..T ms instructed 10 formulate.
-I.rs for ID car.1rf-n for funds for
-.-. .-r-.-z
E. j. Tisle. superintendent OF
schools. said that NJ ,he Atlanta con-
yeu-ru OF the Eotlrlaus tley ohlI-
-.r.. themselves TO fake charge lu
eacH e-..uuuirv of The Boy scout
u..rr. .r. said the Eor Scout move
men. mas Of the greatest educational
f.r.-. .= BE- -..-.- -ra ..- ODD rsrra with
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le salI- 1ut movement should pe
started here 90 increase the 10y scout
90 5000 members, composed OF boys
of every nationality in tla city.
d. t. Stevens told OF Toy Scout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-19


their idea % increase the tax rate.
but lelets. -a4L as taxpayers t-et
were t-t-.-ra -' I'D .n-ta Streets
FILLER IuuUircS Is 20 Streets.
f. "a. Filler -Esa. t-e city officials
-hal " bond issue OF nI. 100000
WAS issued what streets would 1e lI-
proved. d The ones that had been
s-aal f.. Iau-Hs- would ne given Oh.
sue1 ar.lCe Mayor Davis =.l. they
would bee Given the H--le-el &c To- some
.7--. bus -ra- the ---..-= -. b.
--ral would have -1 bee selected
The taE rl-e for the coming Eea~
VIII H.rarI LARGELY .r. what .r. sin 1--
.rr t--rT ami schools will need .r
tr-sr l. lar-. The -.u-si.. s-rrs were
about srs5. ... below reau --.aar-. on
.r-f- rtr- the sinking funds were
a"r-- $1,000. below needs -.. rate
WIN DEPEND sr l1H much OF This
amount is necessary 20 make --
The council PASSED a1 ordinance abe
+rru.-fre the city rn pay certain taxes
levied .- -H- aIrr-. ..-.f.rIs=. naH--
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bonds r--rrg -r .ra r.rer-rr. school
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bonds were issued az the zine tl5-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-19
WILL TAKE MONTH TO GET
ALL TEXAS CARS REGISTERED

Austin. Tex. July 19-M0tor vehi-
cles are being registered by the state
Highway commission at the rate OF
$500 a day. and even at that rate DO
viii require a month before all OF the
cars have been properly registered
and numbered The commission is be-
ing deluged with inquiries as 70 when
The number plates will arrive and be
ready for distribution Chairman
Hancock Of the commission said today
that the commission has received a
letter from the contractors. a St
Louis firm advising that their firm
is az work now making the numbers
and that the delay has been caused
by the reguisiri0n made by the gov
eminent for all available steel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-19
RECRUIT
SHOT BR0WNELL
Grant County Sheriff and
Deputy Say Lavender
Claims Self Defence.

mo- H.. a " HHHH-
~ ---e 49,. ,-'..-. $3.50.
--.7 SCR -e-1-N 15'.7e Do 1'-- "--
Cavenlcr. "a naval recruit at Goat
Island. san Francisco has admitted
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burg chauffeur. according to sheriff
Herb Nr--a-n and deputy sheriff
.e.-- Allan -r.-5rr rr...-.tr and
deputy Allen nave returned from san
Francisco. where they went In search
Of c4-end.-
t""i e-eu -A'""' ie'H'''
Lavender. In his alleged confess ION,
S.EI Te and H-oq-rarI had guar-are-l
.,-.- --. richie road o.. ----. r4. bad
engaged broWneI on July be SAID,
90 take him i'm an automobile 10 the
Pounds ranch northeast Of To-f=-
H.rrr- Near -.r.e- 6. said rrar r-r
f,urI ar +ra ro4f .rs- -a--~ ana
no .4-r-a-,of i1.s -,-.s r..---,5 ,...- r;--...
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ne -.- ts --- 3s,f 81 GIT 90 gnu
'epu'1 i''i''N '-F-
Deputy Allen traced the car. q ITrl-
son super SIX. from the scene ~ crime
90 Ealomas SPRINGS. and afterwards
% eight miles west of L1--e where
the car was deserted Obtaining
him 10 El fasS and found DEE had enc
listed in the navy under The name of
George C1ytnder, and had been sent
TO Coat Island
Lavender IS - }eai s OF age anu ls
from sierra county He worked for
year ago. breaking horses. He
mann Jalns ne never saw b-nWre-- bee
fore the nlsnt or July g. Jealousy as
q holltr Is liSeteill-1 ny tHe once
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-19

Brighten the home with Sole PROOF
Colored Tarnishes- Lander Lumber Co.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-19

Wanted 10 buy secondhand bicycles
Allen Arms and cycle Co-Adv.
The Pulaskian., 1917-11-30
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 Mrs. R. B. Reynolds spent Friday in Little Rock shopping.
 Miss Annie Mae Magness of Little Rock visited friends at Woodson
 T. J. Brown purchased a new Buick car last week.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. Reynolds motor ed to Pine Bluff Thursday evening.
 Miss Myrtle FetZer did shopping in Little Rock last week.
 T. J. Brown and family motored to Little Rock Friday evening.
 Miss Nellie Kennerly, who is teach ing at Woodson, spent the weekend with home folks in Little Rock.
 Miss Maude Brown visited at the home of MT. and Mrs. w M. Gum in Little Rock last week.
 Mrs. John Deviney of Little Mau- mele visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. r. Palmer last week.
 MT, Jack Oates motored to Farrell on business Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Mellinger and family of Little Rock visited at the home of MT. and Mrs. T. J. Brown last Sunday.
The Pulaskian., 1917-11-30
FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTY.

playing basket ball at Jacksonville school Tuesday, but she will be able to go back to. school as she is able to wash dishes.
 Little Albert Corder is on the sick list this week.
 Crum Corder and family will move to Argenta this week.
 The singing at the residence of S. P. Corder Saturday night was en- joyed by all.
 Brother McCarty and wife of Jack sonville were the guests of Mrs Martha Corder Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Baily from the Sand Hills visited MT. and Mrs. Skinner Sunday.
 Henry Stone and wife of Argenta and also MT Crook and family were the guests of MT Levi Lamb and fam- fly Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs Ed Schmitt went to Little Rock Tuesday.
 Sunday was quite a busy day for the Mud Alley jitneys as the streets were crowded all day. Rob.
The Pulaskian., 1917-11-30

Miss Willie Williford has returned home on account or the illness of her father.
 Master Lorine Hudson, who has been seriously i'll. is reported better.
 Little Miss Kathleen Pardew has been i'll with tonsilitis and whooping cough.
 People in and around Jacksonville are about through gathering their fall crops.
 MT. A. F. Henry has sold his Ford to Roy Lamb.
 Cleye Hudson, Watt Nixon and sev- eral more men left last Saturday morning to go on camp-hunt to be gone a week.
 The Pea Ridge Pod man has been rambling around here bringing more rain.
The Pulaskian., 1917-11-30
Legal Notices
CORRESPONDENTS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of the authority and directions contained in the deeretal order of the Chancery Court of Pulaski County, August, A. D. 1917, in n certain cause tNo. 21644), then pending therein be- tween J. S, Mcdonnell ct al. complain ants and c, Philip Waters. defendant. the undersigned, as commissioner Of said court, will offer for sale at pub lie vendue. to the highest bidder, at the east door or entrance of the eoun- ty court house. in which said court is held, in the county of Pulaski, within the hours prescribed by law Tor judi eial sales. on Friday. the 1dth day Of December, A. D. 1917, the rouowrng described real estate, to-wit;
 The northeast quarter of the north east quarter Of Section 36. Township 2 north, Range 1S west. except TSs acres in a solid square in the northwest cor- ner of the said parcel. and except the following lots of such tract: 1, ano 3. Block 3; 2 and II. Block Ii; 3 and II, Block z; and Il, Block 5; and IL, Block &; 3, 5, 8 and 9. Block 9; and l., 2. 3, 1, 5 and 6. Block 12; and Lot '. Block 2; such land having been platted and known as Springdale Addition 10 the City of Little Rock, In Pulaski County, Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale; On credit of three months, the purchaser being required to execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court in said cause, with approved security. bearing interest at the rate Of 8 per cent per annum from date of sale until paid. and a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money
 Given under my hand this 22d day - ''9' W. S. BOONE.
 Commissioner in Chancery.
The Pulaskian., 1917-11-30
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 Mrs. Nellie Lowry must think hard times are coming sure enough. She went over to Mrs. Huff's and got her spinning wheel
 Mrs. Inez Wright has been staying with Mrs. Wild. while she is on the sick list.
 c. J. Singleton and wife have nov ed to Little Rock and he is running a store.
 xxfo utspi5 SC a, T anl anl al aaa
 Our teacher, Miss Agnes Mcclure, is boarding with Mr. and Mrs. Nix day.
 Mrs. MeElroy and daughter were the guests of Mrs. Mary Wild and children Wednesday night.
 Herbert Wild visited home folks last week.
 Mrs. Mary Wild's daughter, brother and sister came out in car Monday
 Continued on Page S).
The Pulaskian., 1917-11-30

Notwithstanding the stress and strain of war, there are many reasons why my patients and I should be thankful during this period of nation al Thanksgiving.
 I am thankful because, after two years of practical demonstration, it has been proven to the satisfaction of thousands of cured and benefited pa- tients that my system of medical treat ment is logical, practical, convenient and efficient,
 My patients are thankful because thay have been restored to health and yigor through the most careful and scientific treatment, and because they do not owe me one cent for a doc tors bill"
 I believe in the square deal between physician and patient.
 I believe that unlimited credit is de trimental rather than beneficial to the ordinary man.
 | believe that patient derives physiological benefit from having his medical bills paid, so that he need not worry about it while he is recovering from his malady
 believe that much of the misunder- standing of the public regarding the medical profession is due to the fact that too often the practical business relations between physician and pa tient are overlooked.
 I believe, and my increasing prac- tice proves that my patients believe also, that the elimination of the col lector and the saving of the thous- ands of dollars charged off the books at the end of every year, must neces- sarily reduce the fees to be charged those who are ready and willing and anxious to pay for genuine service.
 I believe that the establishment of the policy of ''pay as you are treated is bringing about new era in tho medical profession, a condition the people are realizing more and more.
 These are the policies I pursue ir my office practice, and in the JerTli- gan Sanitarium There are not enough rooms in the hospital or hours in the day for me to attend to all the pa tients who seek my aid to restore them to health.
 Office Location.
 My office is located in the main lob by of the Arcade, just 10 steps in from Louisiana street Office hours: un- til F, noon; from 2 to 6 D. m. and : Ito 3 p. m. Calls answered day and night. Day calls, s2; night calls, S3.5o: always cash, and medicine free. Phone Main 4792. Sanitarium at Fourteenth and Gaines streets. Phone Main 5739.
 DIR A. W. JERNIGAN. Advt.
The Pulaskian., 1917-11-30
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 The Jacksonville school raised over thirty dollars for the Y M. c. A, for which our principal gave us part of a holiday on Wednesday,
 A bale of cotton belonging to MT. P. W. Dupree was found to be burn Ing Sunday morning and this caused some little alarm in town.
 Mrs. A. L. Pardue has been real sick this week.
 MT. Emmet Bronson, who has been in the U. s. service for some few months has lately been released.
 Everybody reports having had a good time at the entertainment given by the Community Club last Saturday night.
 The people of Jacksonville gave Brother Dodson a pounding last week.
 Miss Maude Earl, who is taking 8 business course in Little Rock, vis- ited home folks here some few days ago.
 The writer regrets to report the se- rious illness of MT Zed Williford.
 Whooping cough is quite common in and around Jacksonville.
 The Seniors of the J. H. S. will give a class play some time in the near future.
 A fairly good crowd attended church Sunday despite the gloomy weather.
The Pulaskian., 1917-11-30

Tom Brewer. The community suffers Ia loss in the death of this esteemed citizen.
 Brother Monk preached for us Sun day at the morning services. We are always glad to have him with us.
 Adrian Davis led Epworth League services Sunday night.
 Granite Mountain Springs commu- nity Club meets with Mrs. John Vim son and daughter, Miss Beulah Vim son, next week.
 To The Pulasbian associate edi- tors and readers we wish pleasant Thanksgiving holiday
The Pulaskian., 1917-11-30

and daughter motored to Gillette Sun day on hunting trip. They will re- turn Thursday or Friday.
 Miss Mabel Huffman is visiting rel atives in North Little Rock this week.
 Dr. M. E. Stanley motored to the city Saturday.
 MT. John Hall is still working at Camp Pike. . Mr. Angelo Stanley went to town Tuesday for. the store.
 Mrs. Irene Roberts and daughter spent several hours with Mrs. E. Stan ley Monday afternoon.
 MT. Phinas Shirley has purchased himself a new wagon.
 MT. Arthur Snow was seen motor ing in Olmstead Sunday in his new. car.
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 Luna Whitfield and Miss Etta Price spent Friday and Saturday with liar ry Price near Conway.
 Will Black came over and built d new smokehouse on his newly bought place this week.
 School was opened at Olmstead Monday by our former teachers, Prof. J. w. Baldwin and wife.
 Brother John Davenport was around collecting church dues for Bethel Church this week. He reports good collections.
 Brother Joe Titus contemplates building a new barn at an early date.
 Thanksgiving Day is nearing us and we hear the women folks talking how they aim to cook their turkey and goose and other good things to eat. The talk of the pudding is nothing to compare with the eating.
 Bob Henry will more from our val ley to his home near Cato. Sorry to lose you, Bobby, but there is no place like home.
 Jim Shirley has gone to Hot Spring county this week on business.
 A. Scales has gone to- Hot Spring county to visit his father for few days.
 Mrs. L. J. Price and Mrs. Joe Titus visited Mrs. John Gosnell Sunday.
 Mrs. H. D. Peck has been on the sick list this week.
 Some stock is dying in our neigh borhood from unknown cause up to the present. Hope the trouble can be ferreted out and checked before any further loss is felt Volunteer.
The Pulaskian., 1917-11-30
MANNING ORDER.

Municipal Court. City of Little Rock. Second Division, Pulaski County. Bank of Ola, Plaintiff,
 vs. J. F. Dreisbach, J. I. Jaynes and D. D. Elliott. trading as Educational Sup- ply Co, ct al, Defendants. The defendants, J. I. Jaynes and D. 10. Elliott, are warned to appear in this court within thirty days and an- swer the complaint of the plaintiff, Bank Of Ola.
 November 3, 1917.
 CIIAs. F'. MARTIN. JR., Clerk. By RAY WIND1R, D. c. Plaintiff
 R. Nj. Mann. Attorney ad Litem. 9-16-23-30
The Pulaskian., 1917-11-30
NOTICE.
2s-aO7


 State Of Arkansas, County
 of Pulaski--ss.
 In the Pulaski Chancery Court.
 Mary Taylor, Ex parte. No. 22f1S. Notice is hereby given that Mary Taylor has this day filed in the office of the clerk of the Pulaski Chaneery Court q petition asking for a decree of said court, quieting, vesting and com firming in her the title to: Southwest quarter of Lot one CD, in Block three (3); northeast quarter of Lot one CD in Block three (3); northwest quarter of Lot one CD in Block three (3); Lot four (4) in Block three (3); Lot two CD in Block six co; south thirds, northeast quarter and northwest quar- ter of Lot four (4) in Block six GO i; north one-third of the southeast quar- ter of Lot one CD In Block six (6) i: northeast quarter of Lot one CD in Block six co; west half of Lot one CD in Block six (6); south two-thirds of southeast quarter of Lot one CD, Block six (6); south one-third of northwest quarter and north third of south west quarter of Lot two (2) in Block seven CD, all in Watkins Addition 10 the City of Little Rock. Arlkansas also part of southeast quarter of the north- east quarter of Section 13, Township north, Range 9 west said last mem toned tract containing 30 acres, more or less.
 All persons who claim any interest in said lands are hereby notified to ap- pear in said Chaneery Court of Pulaski County and show cause why the title of the petitioner should not be estab- 1ished, quieted and confirmed in her.
 Little Rock Ark, November 24 1917
 w. s. BOONE,
 Clerk Of Pulaski Chaneery Court
 By J. A. GIBSON, D. c.
 ,,, Fred A. Snodgress, Attorney for Pe- 30-7-14-2f-2S-4