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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29

SANDUSkY.-Roy D. Mitchell has
been chosen president OF the city
commission and mayor of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29

GALLIPOL1S. - There is coal
famine here.
FOSTORIA. - Joseph Bricker. aged
SIS wears, a farmer, was hit by a train
and instantly killed.
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Bio Merchant Conference.

Fifteen thousand Ohio retail mer-
chants have been invited TO attend a
conference. intended as a future an
ual affair. in Columbus on Feb. -.
Speakers of national reputation have
been invited to speak.
CLEEELA AND. - Guardians OF Lib
erty elected Herbert Hannigan, Of
Lexington. state guardian, and S. NJ.
Townsley, of Columbus, recorder.
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HYQM Ell
IANeNE1D MtW-0'MC j
ENDS CATARRH, ASTHMA,
B.cochit.. Group, Coughs and Cold., Of
roaey beck SD and guaranteed by
- Il. GRlEST 4 CO.

K. II. GRlEST & co.
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FUTURE OF n|E5L cyan COLLEGE
DEPENDS UPON TODAY'5 REPORT
$4,000 IS VET NEEDED IN THE
CAMPAIGN FOR A HALF
MILLION FUND.
Wheeling District is Short $4,000 on
Amount Subscribcd-Thts is
the Final Day.

Tho future OF Wesleyan co't.-''
depends upon tx" ;uri>.Nc -! ;:!> ia:
Whether tho glad bells ~ vic;"Gy vii
ring tor;,, n midnictI; nr w!t"ihs: ;a''
dark clouds O: ir;"a; viii :!",t oar
head IS - matter oI :hs >UhSc:!pii"n
-; S. .nnU 70 CoIup,c;a t!:c hal; u:t-
lion. ,.
OF he H3."t" there WAS $I".nlo %
;;aye been raised ~ n" Wheeling "!%-
:rict. but Il Is said that the obtain
ance O: this amount here today would
hs a result hardly conceivabl". The
campaicn workers last night were
rather down.heact'd.
However, they expect Wheeling 20
give 70 the best OF their ability. They
appreciate the $50, 200 thar has already
been subscribed here ard will Gu
about their work again today 20 get
another $4,000 with faith II the pro
i.ct and strong perseverance,.
That the central part OF The state.
which is the most strongly affected
~ the school. will stand for IN"
burden OF the sum 20 h"rra!S.d today.
i the hope and only cou$olement or
;he untirinc team men.
Il So 900 is not raised BY midnight
every pledge made up to this time to
he Wesleyan fund will be recalled.
Wesleyan needs the money Tor her
very existence. She has proved 70 be
probably the strongest denomiaational
school in the state. She has done 4
worthy work Whether. in this time
az heavy financial demand for the
great cause OF democracy, the college
a; Buckhannon can stand up and con-
;;nue 70 be a power in the national
education must depend upon West
Nicginia's generosity today, June b, say
its hackers
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EVEN A|RPL.ANES
ARE: GOING Up
MACHINE NOW BEING ASSEMBLED
IN BEECH BOTTOM TO FLY
SATURDAY OR SUNDAY
School Of Aviation Soon TO Be Opened
in Charge Of Expert
FLYERS

Going up Yes. going way ny
THAT is what the biz niTrlal" HOW h''-
in@ assembled IN ih'"rh i!ui'"lu r.
scheduled to do Saturday q! SUnda!>
Aviator William Frey "Ili NS. ~ Will
Nelson Hawk Of California and L"HD-
neu:lru of Weston. This state. TWn
airshipS ara being assembled ~ fi""rh
BOttum and lis soon as plan. "Hn b."
arranged other Uu"S will b" hull' and
training for thr West Virginia Flying
corps VIII b. uirnrd Their" a" =
large number NJ WH,"li1C district
men who are anxious Ia rUrrul' IA Va.
corps. II is also whispered ihai s"T-
cral local young women ar'' "a b. t.
rrUited. Captain bennett Will h" IN
command If thu corps.
Captain Hawk when seen ~ IA"
Hotel Windsor las tl2hI S;iri 'MIi h>
and Mr4SrS Bennett AMI Frey had
been working. hard all day III getting
IN. uirplanc assembled. winch WAS .'i"
liyrrrd 1T Reich linrtum yesterday
from The east. THE parts for liz"
other machine will be- pat t6G"l her rs
quickly as possible, The first Night
will b. seen h"r, saturday ar Sunday
is assured hv those in charge.
Captain Frey S'rNrd in Franc" and
in Mexico and is ono or til" best avla-
Tor instructors in the country.
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recently graduated from NJ: Union
academy at BarboursviliC. KY Mrs.
Mercer having gone there for the com.
mcnccIncnt exercises.
fred R"by OF uhrrhsville is visiting
at the home Of VI. T.. McClelland or
West Main street.
Mrs. Ida Sridmnrr and baby daughter
OF West Mansfield arr visiting rela-
tiN"s aud friends at this place and at
Fairvicw. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hilton and children
Thomas and Margaret. Of South Ch99t-
nat street attended Earnum and Ball
cy's circus at Wheeling Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dcpew and
baby Of Canton are visiting their par<
nnt: Mr.. and Mrs. james Dcpcw, OF
South broadway. and other relatives
and friends Of this place.
Hubert Watt "f Akron has hcen visit
ing with FRIENDS OF this place.
Raymond Lewis Of Lima IS visiting
his wife at The home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Campbell. OF
Cherry street
Misses Carrie Fisher and Lorena
NInnr"h"ad of this plac" We're visitors
in Wheeling Sunday AMI Monday.
Mrs. Conrad krIll and sister. Mrs.
Charles Randall. have returned to their
home in Wheeling after a visit with
Mrs. Conrad KinnhcinZ Of Hunts ave-
mic. They We're accompanied home by
Lillian Klcinhcinz. VIII" will visit with
them.
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Personals and Brtofs.

Miss Dorothy Atkinson. OF Elm 'ir"r"
left yesterday for Fair!n"nt 20 Visit
friends.
Miss Lou kimm!ns. OF Valley Grove.
has returned To her hom" after Il pleas
ant visit NJ the home ui Miss Marion
keers OF Williamsburg. Ia
William Chambers. OF Elm Grove. LETT
for Florence. Wis, where he will spend
the summer.
oak Austin, OF Youngstown. O.. was
in Elm Grove Oh business matters yes
terday.
Louis Strochel, Ohio county jailcr. IS
spending l. week with his daughter. Mrs.
Martin kupsky, Of pvrrhrONk.
Mrs. l.. y. knhlc. Of Peters run, has
been removed from the Ohio Valley Gen,
cral hospital to her home, after u Scr!-
Gus illness.
Charles Prrtbe, Of Elm Grove moved
from Liberty street to Baird street yes
tcrday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael MontcN. nf New
York City. havo moved TO tho Wadding-
ton farm, where AR. Montcll Will be
employed.
Ii. /. Farmer. Of Pittsburgh, was an
Elm Grove business caller yesterday.
Ecv. Harry Robertson. pastor Of tho
First Christian church of Elm Grove. Is
out OF town on business.
Miss Mablc WciScnhuTE. OF Edgwood
is spending Il couple or weeks with rcla-
lives in parkcrSburE.
VIM. l.. CirOgan. Of Dayton. was in
Elm Grove on business matters yestcr-
| day.
! ". r. Tyler. OF New York City. was
! business caller il Fulton yesterday.
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EIGHTEEN GRADUATE
At BRIDGEPORT HIGH
Hon. Frank B. Pearson, State Superin-
tendent Of Ohio Schools. OeliV-
ers Address Last Night.

High school days for IS Bridgeport
High school seniors ended last even
ing with the presentation Of diplomas
at the annual commencement held in
the kirkwood Methodist church. The
commencement address was delivered
by Hon. Frank B. Pearson OF Column
bus, State superintendent OF Ohio
schools. Addresses were also given
by Miss Dolores Stonecipher. raledic-
rorian Of the class. and Miss Eva
Burke, salutatorian. The diplomas
we're presented by Thomas Hill. pres
ident OF the board Of education.
AN added feature 0; the commence
ment was the singing by the gradu-
ating class. under the direction OF
Miss Nell kinsey. supervisor Of music
in the Bridgeport schools. Those
given diplomas were:
Hazel Caroline Ault. Eva Belle
Burke. Harriet H. Clogston Martha
Holloway Coffand. Mabel L. CoSs,
Alice Belle Davis. Helena Clara Laip-
pie. Virginia Ruth Long, Agnes Retta
McGough. Mary Armstrong Perkins.
Dolores Stonecipher. Regina S. Wind
sheimer Robert s. O'Sullivan. Harry
\. Smith. James Herbert Stitt. Eugene
Edward Williams. willard Blazier vii
son, James Vincent Winterholler.
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STEUBENYILLE


S,~.iA: Dispatch ~ tie Inirl!.Iencer
STEU l}ENElLLE. O.. June 6.--Attor-
neg T.. l.. Finley has brought action l"'-
fore the stat" utilities commission in
an effort /" force The United states Coat
company t. operate Il railroad h"iw""It
pill"nval: and SuithIicld fer the benz
fl, Of the community and not for its
own benefit alon". Mr.. Finley. in his
petition states that the Goa! company
lrractic.d fraud when il secured IN"
right To operate IN" road. i'll stating at
that time that il was CullliI"n r3rrlrr
whereas. Finley charges. j. uses the
road Tor carrying its own r"ni cNc!I
lively Mr.. Finley charges that when
the charter was secured for the roHd
IN" coal company declared that a y
mile road was to lie built, hut W l" tho
present time only four miles OF road
have beer constructed from It's hold
Incs near Bradley 20 the Wheeling &
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Y. M. c. A, PLAYS
IMPORTANT PART
IN AN ARMY CAMP
DECLARES GEORGE L. GOODWIN
OF WASHINGTON, D c., NOW
IN CITY,
Was to Have Lecturcd in Local Asso-
citation Last Night, but Meeting
Was Called OF.

The soldiers couldn't come aud sol
diers were Tn" principals OF the eve
ming, so the illustrated lecture Of life
on the Mexican border WAS not given
at the Y. VI. E. \. last night. But
George l.. Goodwin of Washington. d.
C., the lecturer, said that his trip 10
Wheeling was not in vain.
He talked with many prominent
men upon the subject OF the campaign
the y. NJ. G. \ has on in West Wiz
ginia this week to raise $4,000 TO
help combat aD enemy which Is said
TO disable more men than the shells
of the Gernlans--immorait
The president of the United States
and the governor OF West Virginia
have DESIGNATED the Y AZ E. a. as
lhSt force which must make the sol.
diers' hours OF recreation times which
will make stronger inStcad OF weaker
men.
Mr.. Goodwin says the Y. NJ. G. a.
must take the place Of the proSli-
iutcs, camp followers. booze sellers,
gamblers and dcGrlrratca who al
ways follow the camps OF the boys
who must fight their COunIry'S physt-
cal battles.
Three million dollars Is being raised
throughout the nation for y. NJ. T.. a.
war camp work. West virginia 5
share is $4,000 There arc towns in
West Virginia where people don't
know what the four letters Y-M-C-A
stand for. 1t is here that Mr., Good
win and the other cmpaisners have
their difficulties in explaining that CIV
ing money 10 the Y. NJ. G. a. war fund
is not Il mere help the cause" affair,
but a real concrete investment in
United States manhood. In cities like
Wheelmc the work of raising funds Is
left TO the established associations.
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ORDER 10000 CANS

-" Pan Handle Agricultural club
,-osterday closed a contract with TIE
Wheeling Can company for iH.6"0 cans
~ be Delivered ~ once for GtStr!buti"n
among the canning units that are being
.sta ol,shed throughout Ohio county.
III. canning club rove!n3uC Mas in
auSurated a Few TaeNs ago b. Prof. x.
Isaac S. Cook OF the club. and Prot. r.
!. Rodebush. agricultural Instructor a.
West Liberty normal. The ohJ"ct IS
- sars al! fruit and vegetables this
fail b. canning. For the pas 2nv@ral
ears thousands OF dollars worth Of
farm product has gone 10 vast" before
X could be consumed or marketed.
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! hope every user Of Lydia f. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound will get as great
relief as | did from its use. Mrs. 5.
D. MCABEE, l22 Dewey Ave, Spartan
burg. S. c.
The reason women write such CRATE
full letters to the Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co. is that Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has
brought health and happiness into their
lives. Freed from their illness they
want to pass the good news along to
other suffering women that they also
may be relieved. This is praise
worthy thing TO do and such women
should be highly commended.
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Special Payments to
Western Union Employees

NEW YORK, June 5.-Two speciA
nayments for 1917 will he made by the
Western Union Telegraph company to
employees, it was announced here to-
day. These compensations, designed
to help the benefCiaries meet the high
cost Of living. are similar to a special
payment made last December. They
will range from s per cent 10 those
earning the lower wages 10 five per-
cent to those whose salaries are high.
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HeaduuarterS. Here.

tai headquarters tor the Boys brigade
Of America. That WAS announced to-
day. Colonel john X. Upton Is IN
charge Of the organization and It L.
expected that there VIII DC full rcSi-
mcut mustered III here. Boys from
every protestant church In the city are
eligible Westminster church was the
:irAt Ia start the ball rolling and ~.
ready has loo members.
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and irregularities
so | could hardly do
my work. ] tried
many remedies but
found no permanent
relief. After TAX
ing Lydia f. Pink
h a m $ Vegetable
Compound l felt Il
great change for
the better and am
now we'll and strong
so ! have no trouble
in doing my work.
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vollnp CouOle WelS,

MISS llclrn Kirschncr and MICS J.
I;yt!rr wrr. quietly married Monday
night at the home OF the brides parents
on Prospect avenue. Both young peu-
pie are we'll known ana popular here
and have a host Of friends. Rev. c.. IL.
Tr%und performed the ceremony. They
\yr'r. :ttt"nded by Miss Jral Halpin anu
Mrlyin Ryder. After Il wedding pour
ncv ;h"y Will MAKE their home In tEi,
City
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Regular Glass Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
I'hlialhea Blblr class Of ;h" Stone Pres
hyl"ritn church, Of Elm Grove. Will he
held at the home of Miss MLudc Whar-
ton, Main street. Elm Grove, on FRIDAY
evening. After Il short business $"s-
sion and devotional services IN" evening
will l." spent socially. refreshments
being served 1T 4 SeaSunahic hour.
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Grove. Raymond Bauer OF Park View,
while Rev. Guy Strickland OF Dayton,
will also be present and will uphold the
Socialist side. Rev. Robertson stated
that no stenographic reports were to be
taken and that ho would answer on ION
following Sunday evening. The pastor
OF this church has challenged those
against present day preaching To get IN
the pulpit and prove the assertions
which have been made b! them.
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Shit for $1,000.

brought suit in common pleas court
against Dominic Calleanni for $4,000
damages. 1t is claimed that the plain
tin was knocked down and badly hurt
by u motorcycle Oh which the piaintl!l
was riding. The lad sustained a broken
leg and other injuries, 1t Is claimed.
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Calling bonds to Mill Men.

The men employed in the Carnegie
s,,.l mill in Mlrgo have subscribed IN
$f5 600 worth of Liberty loan bonds.
Th: company pays tor tho bonds out
right and tho men pay the company tor
!hcm In insiallmcn;S. IT Is expected
that the total amount taken will he
over he siuN 900 mark.
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Teachers to Get Increase.

All the teachers III the public schools
are 10 gel ill increase. according to an
announcement made py the uuard III
elucatluu. IL will take effect next fan.
The board, before granting any III
crcaSrS, Will 80 over The financial con-
GILIvns OF the schools thoroughly 50
that every branch OF the school WORK
cal be taken care Of.
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No Arrests Made,

The arrests that We're expected 70 he
made yesterday in the Empire and Tor
onto district failed La Inuterla!i%r. The
men wanted could not be found and the
evidence against them was not strong
enough to warrant The arrest Of others
than those accused OF circulating anti
draft literature.
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Criticism Netting Sunday.

Rev. Harry Robertson. pastor Of the
First Christian church. OF Elm Grove.
has arranged 10 have Il meeting Tor
those who diSbrlirV" in the present Ga"
method Of preaching. several Social
lists will TAX" IN" platform and give
their reasons. Among those Will d"
William Fulma:. rN-inayor OF Elm
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Mr. Finley owns

Lake Eric railroad. Mr.. Finley owns
some very valuable coal land near the
short llIr, but has no Way uf developing
II unless lie can ship over the line III
QUESTION Tie coal cuIupany. IL Ii stat
ID. has admitted that II OWNS 50 per
cent OF The stock OF the road.
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Want 10000.

Ten thG.SalIu mrmUrrS .: the He'd
Cross in Jefferson county IL the ann Of
the leaders OF the society and the
chamber OF commerce. y campaign IS
soon 10 be launched IL boost the "uroll-
mcnt 10 the wanted number. and II IS
believed That there Will he little dill
Gu.iy II SECURING that number.
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nut street
:. l.. Hague and daughter. Miss Anna.
have returned to ,h,ir bnmc on East
Main street from Wheeling. where Mr..
iiHgu". recently underwent an oprraii ION
at Tn" Ohio Valley General hospital.
Robert Laziur "r This place Is visit
ing relatives IN Cambridge.
Mrs LII" Kyle and litiic daughter
T"ni"iic -: North broadway are visit
in,, relatives ~ Wheeling.
Mrs. Russell WhitlinGcr and little
son ii South Lincoln avenue nrc visit
ing Tan,~V viii" relatives.
Mr. ANA Mrs. Frank Bailey o. Syca-
more slr""t We're visiting III Quaker
lily Mouinv. They wcr" accompanied
h"r,a 10y Misses H"arl Reed and Lillian
Enl'. WHO ar" visiting with them.
Edward ki"tnhcim az Hunts avenue
e visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Rosa
Brown "r licn6ry&hurE.
Miss Rosa l:yincr %: Sp"iHrI visited
Mrs. .I;alph Rogers e Fast Main street
tn" first Of the Week.
Wnll" liil|"S Of TINS place is III CO..
drawn on IN" United states grand nTry:
Mrs. VIE Er""kS and ch!lirrn -:
Martins Ferry are visiting Mr. ana
AIRS !. VI. ovens 9: North Chestnut
street.
Mrs Harry Fowler and ii;ti". sister.
GhnvliIr Allan. spent M"n'i"y IN Wheel
ing.
Mrs Guy Mercer and daughter. Miss
Eva Carter. returned 20 their HON" on
North Broadway Tuesday. Miss Carter
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0UT-THE-PIKE
Work Delayed.

The Fail Engineering Company. which
il repairing the road n"ar Clinton. mas
been Obliged Ia delay IN" Work. be
ral.s, tn" steam roller. which Is being
uscd in the work. broke down and Will
have 1" be repaired before the work
can t." continued TIA" company was cN-
pcv;iuE 30 lac ~ WORK on Peters run
hy IA" Fourth Of ,Iu!y, hu; this bad luck
VIII change it's plans somewhat
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super4ntendent Retained.

Superintendent II. Y. M"rri"k and
rIjrh school Principal &. T.. N"ski1S"n
have hann rr-elcct"d for the coming term
oc school h"re Miss Mauds Stevenson
has hccr chosen c"r'"rcial ;"arhrr. Thu
rcrnaind"r "r -" high schonl faculty Is
vst TO be elected hy IN" hoard nt eduIa-
-
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Struck by Automobile.

\ lad hy IN" name Of Snyder, rcS!d
ing on fourteenth street, had 4 narrow
ESCAPE from serious Injury yesterday
:ftcru""n while riding = bicycle. when
H. ruilldcd with Il inre" Cadillac ear
and driver were tak"n /" doctors
office. hut were unjnjurcd. The lads
birycl" was ruined. The boy boarded
Il ear for Wheeling shortly after the ac-
Cldrut.
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chautauuua at West Alexander.

The rrOpoSrd chautNuQuN 20 DO he'd
at West Alexander i not 4 certainty.
\ meeting WAS held last evening in the
school. but 10 agreement could bo reach
cd Tn" cost Of the affair IS III" mat
IL: wh!ch Is causing lho trouble.
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GAINESVILLE

RhENESVILLE. o.. June Tho
Alpita u fraternity Of this city will
XIV. IL hay ride to smiths Grove south
If Town Thursday evening.
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It's such an easy matter now
adays for thin, weak. scrawny
Dconle TO put on good. healthy.
solid flesh and become plump and
graceful that one often wonders
why there are still so many people
who seem TO prefer 10 be all skin
and bone" unEa;nly and unpleas-
ant to look upon.
Physicians have long known
tina, whoever could discover 8
remedy that would cause the food
that one puts into the stomach TO
turn into good. rich. discriminating
blood instead OF going to .waste'
would discover how 10 put healthy
muscular flesh on TO thin. under,
nouriShcd people.
II you are thin, under Develop
cd. nervous. weak or lack vigor
and vitality. you can secure at
any good pharmacy at moderate
cost Il - days treatment OF Pam +,
gin Tablets. Il new bination OF
flesh producing. muscle building.
strength creating elements that Is
Guaranteed to put good. solid. :
lasting flesh on your hody and to
make you strong, healthy and Wig
or"IS or money back.
Physicians who have watched
the results of the Pamgin treat :
ncnt are astoniShed at its rapid ,
action--Oftcn in n month five to q
ten pounds OF desirable weight Is
gained. Z. II. Gricst X Co, ll?5
Market ST.. have agreed 10 supply
readers of this paper with Pamgtn
and I" guarantee It TO do just
what is claimed Tor II or money
returned. q