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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15
Who Padded Registra-
ton? Mcdowell Sur
prises State Officials
And The Press.
WHAT REGISTRATION SHOWS
m WEST virginia
NUMRER OF NEGROES ABOVE
ESTIMATE--ABOUT MEN
AND THINGS.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, June H.
The returns from the registration in Nc
Dowell county were late coming in but
no charge has been heard here yet that
they we're being held back for the pur-
pose OF padding, but when they did come
they caused . silly stare 10 set on the
fscea OF some state political Leaders and
Few representatives of the Democratic
prsss who delight IN charging Mcdowell
county with political corruption. Tire
Government experts had estimated that
Mcdowell should register 6,6l5 men he
tween the ages of 2l and 81, but when
Major Wallace Of the Conscription De-
psrtment announced that Mcdowell 90.
had actually registered 1895 men be-
tween the ages mentioned. devided a.
foliows: whites, 4,64s; colored, 3.253;
aliens, I,2s3; Germans, 81, or 2.65I
above the estimate made by the experss,
the breath almost left the bodies of the
villifiers Of the Free State OF McDowelP'
and the Charleston 0szstse, Democratic
organ and leader OF the Mcdowell
knockers, in reporting the figures walled
Mcdowell county made . surprising
|shoving In the registrssion."
We most respectfully invite the stssn-
ton of the Democratic leaders Of the
state, the Department OF Justice and e.
pecislly the U. g. District Attorney for
the southern District Of West yirxinis.
IN d the editors OF the Democratic Prs
10 tbess figures and inquire whether q
legal Investigation 10 necessary and wheth-
or anyone in Mcdowell county should be
indicted in the Federal court became
nearly 5000 more msn resisssrs3 than
The desk experts estin sssd In McDow-
Ell they do not estimate number from
census returns with probable increase he
csuss they know that census ipnurers-
tors never ges mp some OF the hollows or
in and around AL coke ovons and Ium-
ber campo down In the "Prse STATE Of
Mcdowell" they count noses.
For the informstion of our Democratic
friends Ne viii state that 5000 Of the
men resissered are Rspublicsns, the aliens
csnpos vote and the remainder are Dem.
ocFss and the same percentage will hold
good among those shove 81 yssp Of are,
Mcdowell county 10 NOT onlvabe great
80 coal producing county in the state
ban IN her loyalty 10 the Hse and the
0ovsrnmens in this crisis she sakes the
led No officers sre being ssns out from
here 70 round up siscksrs and shirker
IN Mcdowell for thsre are none there.
ksnsvhs county, intending the city Of
chsFissson vish . popuIssioa Of nearly
1900 people. only furnished eas morr
men shsn Mcdowell with les than 5000
psopls.
(Coneinnnd q p, akxl
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15

above mentioned fscss. They tell N ol
The cruelty of the Armenian. Of the suf.
ferines Of tise Jews in Rurssa and ths
uuspeaksble outraxs~ being committed
IN foreign lands ON other peoples. We
listso- lss. we listen. but what do Won
really think comes u our minds =. Ne
sroes- ls it really supposed that we can
r'se up in righteous Indignation with
those who Haunt the knowledge Of thee
fsces In the lace OF the world when ve
know that tomorrow may bring 10 ne. n
our own door. and by the came people
dsplorins these conditions. . stase OF al
fairs egoslly - bad. n not worse, aud
what 10 more that we are n be the suffer
ers.
Can greater fact be Offered that We are
retrogrsding in the scsle Of civilrxst,ou
than the deliberate soaking in oil. and
burning 70 tune OF music and mid h,lsr-
ity OF = human being than was pressuts.i
by the mob which did this same thing in
. certain ssction Of our country . few
days since. do we think that the Tor
eign nations are blind % these fsrt. when
we accuse them OF inhuman treatment of
their fellow man? No we do not. We
know better. We know IL 10 wrong.
Those who are engaged i'm such, know
and ieel that sooner or later At the hand
a Providence they MUST PAY andPAY
DEARLY, and yet, they are absolutely
unable 70 divorce themselves from q hide
bound prejudice and prevent such stro-
cities which would not only mean the
saving OF the iair name OF our country
and the life OF the accused, but the SAL
vation oil themselves. There 10 Law .uf-
ficient TO curb this evil. What is needed
is moral courage on the part of those in
authority 70 execute the same. "veng
ence is Mine saith the Lord and will
repay IL it not time that We stop
erecting 40 many splendid edifioss ON the
outside OF mems hearts for their vanity
worship and go alter the heart-the con-
science-the soul OF the man. IL is going
to he better that q mill stone d. tied
around the neck Of some OF the perpe-
trators OF such deeds and that they be
cast into the sea than for some of these.
when the real reckoning comes-and thi.
will not necessarily be deferred until the
biblical Judgment Day.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15
JUSTICE GOULO'S INJUNCTION

II
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT Or COLUMBIA.
Holding an Equity Court.
GRAND Lodge of Knights Of Pythis.
Of North America. south America.
Europe. AsiA and Africa, . CORPORA
tion, I1.,n,,r
The knights Of Pythia. of North
Amer'ca. South America, Europe.
Asia, Africa and Australia, and 9TH
""' Defendants.
Equity No. 32ssl.
-. Tins cause coming ON "a lie heard
upon the bill of complaint. the .rfId.y,,.
IN support thereof. the rule To .hox
cause. and tile answer. it 10 upon com
'ide'stion thereof. this second d.y of
February. 1914 by the Court
ADIUDGED. ORDERED ami DE.
GREED that the defendant. and each Of
Them and their officers, agents aud A.
torneys, and ali Others on their ,,uh.lf
ne and they are hereby restrained. du-
ring the pendencv of this suit, or until
the iurther order Of the Court. from d.-
clarins or treating the irat-rnal chsrs.r
"i The plaintn corporation q. REVOKED
anu nom Declaring or treating the Grand
i'odse. Knights Of Pythiss, Of the iuris-
d'ction OF Virginia - Dissolved; and
from declaring or treating the Iodr.s
'ubordinsss 20 the plaintiff in the ,eas,
Of Virginia and she msmbsrs attached 10
M uuW - pos nfesd - he ris61s end
privilssS OF msmbsss Of the or,isr Of IA.
is'endsnt corporation, and from callins
'n m"mbsrs slsswhers 70 regard and treat
'uch subordinste lodges and member, =.
not 90 entitled, and from attempting n
'niorce the decree or enactment of ia.
'upreme Lodge, purporting 70 revoke the
'h.rtsr of the plaintiff and t. d,~.plv.
hs said Grand Lodge. Of the jurisdiction
u Virginia; and from circulating snv
or letters addressed 70 .h.
'rsnd Lodges. subordinate lodges and
members OF the order. calling attention
a or calculated or Intended 10 c.ryv int
iisct and enforce the attempted r,voc.-
'on OF the plaintiffs fratsrnai chsrs.r
md dissolution OF said Grand I,odv..
'nd from setting up or attempting or
'urporting u set up. within the st.t. Of
'nginis' Grand Lodge. other than ia.
'lsinsff, OF the Knights Of Pythiss of ia.
rider OF the defendant corporation; and
rom dong any other act or thing ON tt,.
sumption that the said Grand I4odes Of
he state OF Virginia hss bssn Dissolved
" that IL frsssrnal charter has bssn re-
'oked.
ASHLEY NJ. GOULD. Justice.
(SealD
True Copy-Te-t
j. X. YOUNG. Clerk.
'y ,. r. Cunningham. Asst. Olert
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15

Raw c. =. Reid end o. W. Oososil
l0:00a- - Election and inssslias Ion al
ll:Os n Ssrmou. Rev. o. II. Raw
linz. o. his alssrnsss. Rev. J. III.
AFTERNOON
ESQ ,. n. Devosicoals oonduessd es
;. aprointmsnt. Reports Of comm itssrs
EVENING".
500 p. m Dsvosionals conducted and
sermon b. Rev. J. r. rhompsoa or bin
slssruass, Rev. w. r. Woodson
Report 81 COMMITTEES on Finance and
Rssolueo0s- Announcsmsae by the
Moderator. Adjournmens
REV. g. w. WOODY, ID. D.,
Moderator.
X. H. McKOY. Secretary.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15

The fesrie~ Goal and Coke Compsnv
~ Vivian y Offering every inducemsns no
tbe world 70 - men and women 10 msks
money. They have and keep vovk
p'enufuily every day and no man vbo
worss 90 the operstion need b vishoue
: oonar. Inis company ~ known "a
s{seaally s''Wi.sd ios - fair esaR0a
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15
TAsvssss c. 4 c. C. Min
Crssf Offss--Easy Cases 10
Have Asfsasble.

For several vssks % have ben pub
lishins % sceount of The Rrsss and a.
Ssssvs o1ss o. NJ pan of shs Tide
tssR Oosl ssd Cots Company and The
% Oosl Company vhers shsy srp
a>ohins . noss nssssrine oGsr On sssy
s>Qs sos o men - hsvs him niss, 6ns,
au<AsD sssomobile and - sbs same
eoe hsvs p,sssy of ruoasy. Rcd shis
oppssessisy N sscrrs csr for So ycus
~ - ianily. Ges In ths rsos- u h
fsis usepnsisioa. 10 = GO sbspaussiy
h~.nsA fhsrs = 20 ssick N is, jss Q
- edos propodsioa- A chsecs a your
- - oUs . 60 without hsvine - Peg
. 49, Dnsv ios iS Ca u - rsse
- - - - 80.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15
The Flat Top
Baptist
Association
10 Convene July ll-I3
at BramweA, W. Va.
Eansst Appeal Md b Pay of
Dett - Hill Tsp csoess as1
Ssoinsry.

Blus6sld. W. ~. Jsas IL. 1917.
Ny Dear Brsthrsn, Sisesn and Frisnds.
Crsstinss: ~
Thanking you for your pest support in
our sndssvoss 70 lifs the massss upon Q
higher plain, % that . c3Qarsr vision may
b bad Of our educational. moral and
spiritual duties, - srustsss Of God :
kinedom, i vish 70 stir up your pure
minds relative 70 the psasnsss OF our
tvsusy-frss annual sittng Of the Flat
Top Bap>iss Assosissioa vhieh spuv~nu
With the Blusssons RAptist Church. Bran
vol, Rev. r. H. MeKoy. d. D., pastbs,
July III. IL, l3. 1917. Hence, We are
expecting each church in the Association
70 rsprsssDt in this oil important meet
ing. Having examined the financial
condition ofour school. az Hilltop. WV.
Ne dnd that it has Q burden Of les than
5000 resting upon it, the major portion
of which We hope 10 raise in THE meet
ing; % plsase sse 10 it that your church
scnds up not lee than IS for the West
Virginis seminary and Oollsee.. appreci
stine. however, the other needy csuses
thas appear on our letter form. While
pesTiotism 10 adams on the lips of the
nation. may Ne not slso b aroused 70 .
spirit OF sothusiasm and christian devo-
sion? Below appears the Official pro-
gram for our sitting.
Hoping 70 meet you ss Bran we'll on
the above dates, am,
Youn truly,
w. Ii. MITCHELL,
Oor. Sec'y.
PROGRAM.
WEDSrseAr MORNING, JuLrII.
900 o m. Gall 70 order by Nodsrasoy
Devotionals conducted By Rsvs. y.w.
Crocksts and J. q. Price. Appoint
msns Of COMMITTEES on Finsncs and
Reading Lssssn
ll:o0 .. m. Introductory sermon bv
Rev. w. II. Mitchell or his alternate.
Rev. T. q. Holcomb.
AyTkRSoox.
z:3o p. m. DsvosionsIs conducted by
sppointmsns
500 p. m. The Modsrssor's sddrsss
400 p. N. Addrsss on Mis.ions. Rev.
r. ID. w. Meadow. State supsrin-
ssndsns Of Missions. Letter Rssdins
EVENING
500 y. m. Sermon, Rev. Rev. W. w.
Hicts, ID. D.. o. be slssrnsss. Rev
W. O. Csmsnss, d. ID. Wacoms
sddrsss, Mics Mamie Anthony. Re-
spone, hodsrstor's sppoinsnsns
THURSDAY, JULY I2.
900 m. Dsvosionsls conduct~d bx
ksvs. w. M. Gray and 7. y. WOODY
Introduction Of visitors
1000 . IN Addrs.s, Prof. Byrd Prl-
lsrmsn. A. NJ. Prssdsns Of wess yir-
rinis Colisgisss institute
Hoo O. m. Sermon, Rsv.J. W. Robin
con, a. n, o. his slssrnsss, Rev. W.
A. Pisssrd, A. n.
ArTKnxoox
z:3O .. m. Dsvo<ionals conducted by
Rsvs. A. A. HsrtIsy and n .. Johnson
Report Of frssernsl nssssorsrs
$50 p. m. Tsmpsvssos rspnrs discuss-
ID b Rsv. B. L. Zsig~
40 p. N RAPPORT on Education die
cusssd by Prof. ,. W. Mo-. Principal
Kinbsil Grsdsd School
EvrsrA.
500 p N ssvmos. Rev. q. n. Mar
an, B. IT,, o. his sissrnsss. Rev. W.
~. Micksns
FRIDAY. JULY Is.
ESQ . - Dsvssisssls saAsss,d ;,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-15

Read all the advertisement. i'm hi. il.
sue. Ii will pay you.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-27
BRIEF AND BRIGHT

Sayings Grave and Gay Mostly About
Current Events.
When old red eye is out OF the
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-27

The newspapers have told in black
headlines of German plots and
schemes in this country. They have
printed the story of anarchist out
RACES and l. w. w. treason. From
all this one sometimes gets the i'm
preston that a large part of the PEG.
pie of the United States are disloyal
and secretly schemeing some sort Of
evil. Actually the reverse is true
There is no nation on earth where
there is so little hatred of govern
ment as in the United States. With
the freedom of speech and the free
dom of the press which this country
enjoys people are in the habit of free
ing their minds on public questions
and it Is good thing for the country
to have this vent. 1t often aids in
bringing about an understanding and
in increasing popular knowledge, but
when it comes to actual disloyalty It
is probably safe to say that seditious
doctrines do not affect one-tenth of
one per cent of the population Of the
United States.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-27
game who is 10 take the blame?

game who is to take the blame?
Save the country's bread supply |
Eat crackers, or hot tea biscuit.
The railroad car situation makes it |
a case Of carry your own bundle of
coal.
Lucien ID. Hilly. the aviator, is
charged with having five wives. No
wonder he flies high
According to the state movie cen
sorship board, the harem type of
women has no place In Kansas"
Sweden has determined to reform
It's foreign Office There certainly
seems to be a fine field in that direc-
ton.
With eggs at as cents. frost before
the middle OF September, and fur
thick on the girls wraps, look out for
a hard winter.
Speaking of the picinc bly, Shifting
tons cousin, observed. III I'd a
knowed could a rode I'd went
But if I'd went couldn't a ct moth
ing"
Mr.. Hoover has stopped the trad.
ing in coffee futures on the New York
exchange. SO we don't need to let
coffee keep us awake for the rest of
the war
Eighty thousand barrels OF -four in
tended for export have been seized in
New York and will be distributed to
our bakers. Yes. we will feed the al.
lies. but wen feed our own folks
| first.
Washington gives out information
about the Swedish syp system lit
tie at time. According to the old
advertisements, ut comes easier on
the instaIlment plan"
The Topeka Pink Ray says the re-
cent advance in the soldiers pay TO
$50 month is going to cut deep into
the ranks of newspaper men every
where.
Since father Is in the reserves and
mother in the preserves, 1t looks as
n the kaiser is soon to get what he
deserves.
BY Skifflngton's sister sails. 81
used to want to be smart, an still
am a fairly Intelligent woman, but in
these days when everybody is smart
just bein' useful Is enough
Another thing about the army Of
lnittors that you must not overlook
In the invincible spirit of them. Wher
t. the souls OF the women are with tn,
army you may know that there ha!
sounder forth the trumpet that shall
never call retreat
A Chicago commission merchan
claims that he secs potatoes at G.
. cents a bushel." In that case he ha,
better seize potatoes at go cents
bushel.-Albany Times-Union.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-27

The request for information as to
how Mt. Anthony got its name has
been answered. Some people have
thought that it was given in an honor
Of Gen Anthony Wayne, but this is
practically disproved by the fact that
the mountain was called Mt Anthony
long before MAD Anthony" gained
his fame. DR.. w b. Walker of Pleas
ant street furnishes the following ex.
PLANTATION which seems authentic:
Mount Anthony derives it's name
from St. Anthony OF Padua CA. ID.
1920. The French traders from Al
bany, est Ange) used the great high
way from Eagle Bridge northward to
Canada A Jesuit priest with Jean
.Alfonsces OF Albany accompanying
one OF these trading parties stopped
at the junction of the Walloomsac
and HoOsac rivers, where the big
medicine man of the Haasacs pointed
out TO him the sacred swastika or
sign for warding off evil. viz. the
Tau Cross (T) formed by the juno
ton OF the two great rivers. The
traders erected stockade or fort and
in 1899 built q small shrine which the
priest dedicated TO the great mission
airy follower OF st. Francis, s. An
tome, or Anthony of Padua. and
called the northern stream st.
Cfoix, or Holy Cross now the Wal
loomsac) Looking up to the grand
old mountain under whose protection
the little chapel seemed to rest he
named It st. Antoine or St Anthony.
The early settlers evidently did not
care much for saintdom and dropped
( the prenomen, so Anthony our grand
old sentinel was called. Our piscator-
ial friends have special interest In
st. Anthony as he was such an ex'
traordinary orator that even the
fishes jumped out of the water to
listen TO his eloqNence.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-27
MODERN COURAGE.

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-27
8 ooooooooo 0 0 0 ooooooooo
Never Bothered Since.

After suffering with terrible pains
in his back and around his kidneys
for eight years, and after having tried
several doctors and different medi-
cinesa Avis Souers AIDE, Ind, writes:
Foley Kidney Pills were recon-
mended to me and the first bottle re-
moved the pain. After taking three
bottles the bloating was all gone and
has never bothered me since" When
relief can be had so quickly why not
Danish backache, rheumatic pains
stiff and swollen joints caused by
disordered kidneys? Sold Every
where.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-27
Measure Of euecess.

1t is one Of the appointed conditions
of the labor of men that in proportion
to the time between the seed sowing
and the harvest is the fullness of the
fruit and that generally, therefore, the
farther off We place our aim and the
less we desire to be ourselves the wit
nesses Of what we have labored for the
more wide and rich will be the meas
ure Of our success.-John Ruskin.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-27
Thursday, September 27, 1917.

The state of Missouri has put up
a strong kick against having her
National guard regiments dismem-
bered to suit the notions of war de.
partment presided over by a civilian
secretary who is too small for his
job. Being a halfway southern state
and generally Democratic Missouri's
protest will probably be needed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-27

That pretty girl makes quite an ar
fectlng picture when she cries
"Yes; regular moving plcture.'-
Baltimore American.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-27
The love Of somebody

Is the root of all insurance. Most
everybody loves somebody and de.
sires to provide for and protect the
object OF affection. Insurance is an
incorporation OF wish and effort, max
ing certainty by the combination. Ma.
tional Life lns. Co, of VI (Mutual)
Earle $. Kinsley, General Agent,
Mead Building, Rutland, VI ADV.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-27

3 Not in changing fights and des- (
8 perate marches only is heroism 4
to be looked for, but on every
3 railway bridge and fireproof (
3 building that is going up today.
8 On freight trains. on The decks
. of vessels, in cattle yards or lum- (
. Der RATS, among the fremen and
. the policemen, the demand for Z
. courage is incessant, and the sup
. ply never fails William james.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-27
sta,c Of Ohio. civ 81 roledo, !

LucaN county
Frank ]. Cheney MATES oath that he is
senior partner OF the firm OF +. J. Cheney
a Co, doing business IN the city OF To-
ledo County ana State aforesaid, and
that said arm will pay the sum OF ONE
cry case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured
BY the use OF HALLS cATARRI CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before mo and subscribed In
my presence this 9Th day OF December,
A. d. 1856.
(seaD A. W, GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials FREQ.
- II. ]. cTiisf!EY q co. Toledo. O.
Sold by all Druggists. 5bc.
Take Halls Family Pili1 for constipation
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-27
WHO WAS 1T?

Somebody did golden decd {
Somebody proved n friend in need. {
Somebody sang a beautiful song {
Somebody smiled the whole day {
Tong. {
} Somebody thought. "'Tla sweet to {
live" {
Somebody said. I'm glad to give" {
SOMEBODY fought valiant fight. {
Somebody loved to shield the right. {
Was that somebody" you9 IT.
Selected. {
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-24
DEMOCRATS WItt'
CAUCUS IN BOTH.
.A0uSES1HuRSDAX.
Congressional Program and
Revenue Bill, Subjects,

WASHINGTON. Jan "a Demo
Gratis Of both branches OF congress will
hold separate caucuSes tomorrow night,
the senate to consider rs steering
committees tentative draft OF legi'
la,ve program for the remainder OF
the session and the house to act on
the new Administrative revenue bill
The steering committee will recon-
mend that action be taken on several
LEGISLATIVE proposals
The new revenue bill framed BY a
subcommittee ot The house ways and
mesus committee and approved by the
majority members provides among
other thing, ior $jjlW00o0. in bond
issues to meet the needs OF the army
and nav for raising OF about $40.
100000 by an percent tax on excess
profits OF corporation and co-partner-
ships and an increase IN inheritance
taxes 10 raise S2200O0OO Authority TO
tissue certificates OF Indebtedness up to
500 OO0O 600 and ~ increase the income
tax II necessary is vested IN the secre-
tary Of the treasury
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-24
How IEconomize

"To acquire the habit OF economy. il
must be practiced every day in the
year, and in all things. Plan TO have
garden and chickens They are half
The living am % years old aud
raised seven,y-ilve chickens. Sold SIS
worth, and have iricr or a chicken
pie at any time
! do all our work. washing and IRON
ing | bake bread and sell enough to
pay for flour
Save all potato. apple parings and
cabbage leaves; grind and make hot
mash for chickens.
Stale bread is made into pan cakes.
Use a spoon Of sugar instead of eggs
Sugar makes tNem very light. Try a
pinch OF soda in cranberrics and do
not sweeten any fruit until cold. II
saves half sugar Save celery tops
They make fine soup Put up your own
fruit and make rhince meat. Sell
enough to pay for what pu, in. Sell
eggs every week
Never buy what YOU do not need. II
is not what YOU make, but what you
save that counts
4. b, Chandler, Okla.