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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
WELLSBURC IS GIVEN
AN AWFUL BIG SCARE
C1aysvtne Pulls Unexpected Surprise But
Playing Floor TIandicaps The
Brooke Countians.

The WcllsburS Iii defeated t'iavSviil~
H at tlaysvll" in II lisilrSs gam" "f
basket bal! Saturday night. Owing to
tho fact OF the poor floor and referee
Wellsburg was only able 10 cage a ol-lg
score. WnllsburE held the lead in tho
first half by a Scnr" Of l2-S. Dar" Wells
hurS's captain. played spectacular
game. aging four field goals. The foul
shooting Of WellSburg was below par
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
!: ON THE FLOOR ;

BY 'YoCH."

WclishurS Iii seems 10 b" Tn" III s
cheese" hcrcabouts and Il will take :,
pretty tough collection Of stars TO down
h"-. Coming 10 Wheeling tw" success
svc weeks and dsposing Of LtnsiE ana
Cathedral with case is quito and accom-
pli-hmsnt Tor scholastic team. Now
comes the news that Wheeling Hi IS
willing TO give the up river boys a date.
but when has not been definitely decided
upon by the mana e"rncnts. pending the
result Of mat itching their open dates. IN"
up river tam IS DESTROYS Of booking
with Ecllai-r. hut from what can y"
learned tho Red and Black has completed
her schedules. It would H. IN exceptional
,S"at FOR the fans. to see these clubs in 4
series.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
IS WHEELING To Be REPRESENTED
IN NATIONAL BASEBALL FEDERATION
An uwR-ITY LEAGUE AND IT
WAS a FAn SUCCESS.
No Reason why This Section should
Not Be IN Race as Baseball Play
erS Arc Numerous.

Any person will have 20 30 lonE
ways % SEQ a better collection OF base
bali artists than are IN the "heelaS
district without casting The lease OF
bouquets a. any one individual. II Gun
b" frankly admitted that the cauoeT OF
th" finished athlete hercabouts is as
w"tl as could b. found most anywhere.
lttS; year Wheeling was wcll repre-
s~rtcd IN baseball and many promising
stars we're developed. while the teams
:ror, his city cleaned UP on practically
all ih,, leading teams OF Ohio. Pcnnsyl-
vania and the lower on dot this state.
Y in ;hc soft zephyrs slowly coming IN
tbs direction. prospects for I better
season were never brighter and It
sands to reason that more interest
Will be taken. since by the time SUM
m"c rolls around. practically all IN"
hoys Will be back. better morally. ply
.icallv and mentally and the crsult Will
mean more in every way.
Represented.
Two years ago under the direction
% H. r Bell. Wheeling was represent
ID by an Intcr-Ct,y league and !, WAS =
fair success. Last year rot enough
t.aras could be collected. du" TO the war
and the lack Of interest. Since there
Will b. a complete revival. why Shouia
there not be action taken and this con-
tcst re-entered and prove to the sport
ins world that wheeling has ball play
crs as good as they make them: There
are enough prominent baseball men IN
this section TO get together and cali
r meeting 70 decide on the futur" OF
such an attempt and Il IS earnestly
hoped that something be done immedl-
ately.
Xofex wrtes-
Following IS n bulletin rece'ved from
Secretary Nokes of the National Base
ball =. Ar2t;on. and X will no doubt
be OF interest 20 those Interested in the
national pastime:
every person interested In the fur
.herancc Of sandlnt famateur and s"m'-
professionally baseball in the United
states is urged 10 attend the sandlot
baseball congress to be held at 10 a.
m saturday. January IS. az tho Hot
l.ndcn hotel in Cleveland. O.. the oc-
casion OF the fourth annual meeting
~. n. National Baseball Federation
me recognized premier sandlo; oaseoal'
governing body IN this country.
Very truly yours.
TON NONES. Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
WILL BE PERMITTED
TO RETURN TO ITALY

CHARLESTON W Va. Jan. "a
Icon II. Kelly rn:t"d States attorney
here announced To-day that provision
has been mad" BY AGING Secretary Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

GrAat interest prevails IN tn r0tcrti-
C"nrsr Tournament with tho announcn-
wont IF the collection Of fast teams
This undertaking should he n big hnorl
TO tho popular floor game in after years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13
a Hint

Fivotjns "a useful adjunct. hu' thor
10 Cr"a: danger OF committing 4 foul ~
changing foot in trying 10 pirot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

".ruw,ey Jones' Why. hats my
husbands pen name" said The LADY o.
:hc house.
Am, 1t funny mar"cled me COOK.
MY husband has one. TOO. IN '.'.
r~n they called hin, 'Gly""r'n GeerSe'
Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

Wh"nlinc high started off pretty gnod
~ taking m easy fall out Of the Sisters
villo contingent Saturday evening. Tho
boys expect to max" a better record than
last r"ar. Coach Calvin announced that
tho girls would be ready FOR action IN
tho next few days. and another banner
!nav Is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-13

Having lost thrr" games in "a many
weeks IS rath"r disrourac!nS to any team
and whAn il IS to hc considered tina: il
IS Cathedral High. tn" school that has
startled tn valley tn" past four years
with some OF the best teams seen In this
section in long time. 1t looks pretty
had. II mus, be Cathcdral's off year"
and tho mana cnrr"nt figures on starting
20 build M another team that will meet
with favor in later years Practically all
OF this years team is young and mex
pcrtenced and with this years schooling
Will be better in time.
Moundsville high. as was expected.
was easily trimmed by B"llair" last
week The outlook at the down river
scnool is also anything but bright since
the team was defeated N m" opening
game by Williamstown. Moundsvill".
somehow or other. cannot Ert i Eond
floor contingent. this being due tn the
lack Of interest caused by III" untavnr-
able playing conditions brought about by
the inability n got a floor that is half
way like real ono.
ReNairr high looks like thr big ace"
again in basket hall this year with an
extraordinary collection Of floor artists.
remaining over from last years classy
contingent. With CNlh"rtSon ut center
and Schramm and Harris AZ forwards.
rio scoring - we'll taken car" Of while
Lo7c1lan and McDcrmott can handle
themselves very Clevsrly at tho guard
positions. Til" girls team Of Ecllair"
hich gives promise OF another excellent
record. I. will b. remembered that tho
over N" river lassics have lost hut r"ur
games in two years. all Ia tn" local girls
I.inSly invAdcs Cambridge tho coming
Friday evening. and x tho Ohioana have
as good team as last year. tho Orange
and Rack - in FOR good trimming.
However. Rchen. the 7hnnon. has hcen
lost by graduation. and his ZOOS will he
n big adranfaG" 70 Tho local lads. Linslv
wi!l got down 20 hrrd work and nnd"avor
to make UP for tho defeat Of last week.
4 hard schedule ~ in store for th~ hoyS
md big improvement must be made
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-06
FOOD

= The sedentary habits to which
most girls and women were addicted
before the war, with tight corsets,
wristbands, and lack of exercise
in the outdoor air, brought about
intestinal sluggishness. If a girls
appearance is pallid and eyes
dull, movements languid, perhaps
pimples on q sallow skin, dark
circles under eyes and fetid breath
she should be advised to keep
her system clean. Don't allow
food to ferment in the intestines,
thus giving the body a chance to
absorb poisons! Anything from a
headache to a most serious nervous
breakdown may result from con-
stipation. If you can't sleep nights,
if your head feels dull and thick, it
may be due, and probably is, to
auto-intoxication. This is the time
to heed the warning and do not
hesitate to take castor oil-or that
well-known, tiny pellet, made up
of May-apple, aloes and jalap, and
sold by every druggist in the land
as DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
An occasional dose Of these veget-
able pellets-at least once a week
will keep the bowels clean, the
eyes bright, the skin clear, and you
can sleep throughout the night
Next morning you feel fresh,
strong and happy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-06
Peter
Helps Mend a Fence
BY the o Lady.

BY the Story Lady.
Corny reported b next day that
the little woman, whose name was
Mrs. Robinson had gone with her
three babies to visit her mother and
that the mar worked part of the day
and part of the night and would be
away after 4 O'Clock.
So the K & J. of the GP met in
front of the little house with nails and
hammers and, extra posts n Mr..
Henshawe to superintend the job.
The boys were soon busy digging
postholes and untagling wire and
mailing it back in place. The girls
carried the nails and served lemon
ade and sandwiches. When the five
thirty whistle blew the fence was
again standing up as fences are sup
posed to do. Mr.. Henshawe had re-
paired the gate and hung it on two
new hinges and put a good stout
latch on it.
IN bet even Mr.. Five-year-old
can't get out of that gate" he said.
The children all agreed that ixin'
fence was lots of fun-even Peter
who had a smashed finger-nail. But
he wasn't complaining for Mary Ellen
had tied it up in her own handker-
chief and when the others were not
looking had kissed 1t to make it well.
I've got q wno.e bucket of paint
left froIu painting the garage and If
you want to we'll come back tomor-
row and paint the posts and cross
pieces"
So it was agreed that they should
meet again the next day at the same
time and bring paint brushes.
bye Peter" said Mary Ellen. 81
hope your finger gets better"
-"'Bye, Mary Ellen I'm sur it
would If 1 could get some more medi-
cine"
But Mary Ellen only shook her
head and went on home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-06
RICH, BUT ne n:
CAN'T COLLECT
Poor Ellis! He Owns Villas.
Treasure! Movies tidy Aid
BY JIM MARSHALL
E, A. Spokane CORRESPONDENT.

SPOKANE, Wash, Nov. 6-Knowl-
edge of the location of millions Of
dollars worth of buried bullion
Money and equipment to finance an
expedition
Consent of the owner of the bull
All that's his But he can't touch
the treasure!
And it's uarnfng hair Of DIR. Fred
ericlt v. Ellis from brown to grey.
Back in the Businesses of the hills
of Chihuahua n Sonora, Mexico,
Panco Villas loot is buried.
Some of it. is in silver bullion. More
is in gold oars almost too heavy for
a man to lift.
In caches here and there. known
only to himself and a few OF his rust
ed lieutenants, the bandit supreme
of the twentiethh century has hidden
his wealth.
Villa'd Divvy if They Could Collect.
Ravaged from rich haciendas at
the u point: taken in sWoopins
raids on isolated towns; captured af-
ter fierce desert battles with Carran-
cista troops, this loot-the savings
of his years of banditry-General vi
la would gladly divide with Aaeri-
cans f.
The Americans could get it out of
Mexico.
Villas wealth is all dressed up ana
no place to go.
He wants supplies and guns and
shells and airplanes. He can't buy
them in Mexico.
Neither can he get his money out
and purchace his needs in America.
Although a few Americans. in Viii
| las confidence, know the locations of
| some of this wealth, they dare not try
/! to get it to the American side.
II IS. practically down to last peso,
stolen property.
II might get over thousand pounds
| or So" says Doctor Ellis, and !
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-06
ALICE.

ALICE.
Alice, c%uriously enough, is a mans
name not a woman's. Originally it
was gi gn to the sons of the family,
n is, without doubt, derived from
h Anglo-Saxon Adeligis, of which
the feminine form was Adelgisa. 1t
e noble; in both it's masculine
and feminine form.
1t is clear that Alice represents
Adelgis and not Adelgisa and that the
proper feminine form would be Aliza.
Some believe that the Eliza, general
ly thought to be a d~erivative of Eliza
beth, is this missing form. For proof
of Aliza as the representative of Adel-
giza, the Iiber Vitas of Durham rec
ords the changes in Adelgiza from the
FIRST noble lady Of that name who laid
her gifts upon the altar. By con-
traction, 1t became by steps Adeliza,
Aaliza, and-Aliza.
Aaliza is still given to daughters of
noble families in Europe. Adaliz,
AdliZ and finally Ais, are other CON
fractions. Alicia is a derivative which
represents an effort at euphony lack
ing in Alisa, but Alison. is not so de-
rived as is popularity supposed, but
has a completely different origin.
Alice is purely English with a slight
Teutonic flavor, since another explain
atlon OF It's origin Is that the name Is
derived from the feminine Adalhert
or Adelchen, s~ignifying daughter" in
FARMLAND. Alix or Alisa in Lom-
hardy was naturalized in England
when Alix la Belle married Henry L.
Alexandrite is the talismanic stone
of Alice. 1t is found in the emerald
mines of Russia and it's splendid
green, which changes pulsatingly to
Solumbine red, makes it representa-
tive of the Russian national colors and
therefore honored as a national stone.
The Russians believe that it brings
great good fortune. 1t denotes hope
and when dreamed of, indicates much
to look forward to. Monday is Alice's
lucky day and Z her lucky number.
Her flower is the white hawthorne
which means hope.
Alice has been additionally sur
rounded by all the virtues and simplic-
fly which man is supposed to desire In
m Indeed the name is poetical-
ly synonymous with true blue" IT
has been immortalized in the old song
ben Bolt"
"Oh do you remember Sweet Alice,
Ben Bolt;
Sweet Alice with hair so brown;
Who thrilled with delight when you
gave her a smile,
And trembled with fear at your
frown? 2"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-06
Democrats Beaten in Vote
in JameSburg on Election
Ru hnecinl Correspordent.

81 Special Correspondent.
JAMESBURG, Nov. 6.-The Demo-
cratic party was given the seyerest
jolt in years at the polls Tuesday,
when the best the ticket could show
was uinety-six votes for DeVoe. Nor
mally Republican, 1t was thought that
a better showing would be made.
Three hundred ballots were cast and
there were foul rejected ones. On
the local ticket Mayor Elmer Patten
was returned as mayor with a vote of
203. 1t is his fifth term as chief exc
cutiVe.' George Tomson and Harry
Rogers. Republicans, were reelected
councilmen unopposed and were
given 225 votes each.
The full vote was: Edwards, ~;
Bugbee, PA: Assembly, Appleby, 217;
DeVoe, 90; Lyons, 178; Tindell, 1885,:
county clerk. Cannon, 10; Hilker, PIC
f~reeholders, Haight, 213; Belloff, 210.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-06

whats in a Ndme2"

Facts abour your name; its his
tory; its meaning; whence it
was derived; its significance;
your lucky day and lucky jewel.
BY MILDRED MARSHALL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-06
( LAYS - VI1aT VoTD CALL q

In a letter to J. Todd McClammy
Of FL Paso, Tex, villa asks McClam-
my's aid in this project,
1T is a wonderful rich mine Ell
Isl, who is an associate of McClammy,
says
Some time ago Villas men worked
it for fourteen days.
They took SIS, 600.
"TheE he Carrancistas came along,
captured the mine and shut villa
out"
The bandit now is seeking through
his American agents. American aid in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-06
WHO CAN STOP oTTo's AUTO

might, with luek, repeat te perform
anCe.
But United States secret service
men would CD on NV trail before long
and
Between wealth and freedom
give me freedom.
Villas Mine Soon to Start Production
Villa, however intends to start pro-
duction again on his placer mine in
Chihuahua.
Legitimate" profits from this
mine the bandit can spend TO arm
and eduiD his trOops.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-06
Sweet Sleep
Blessed Sleep
Every Might
If YOU FOLLOW THIS ADVICE

Before an insurance company
will take a risk on your lie the
examining physician will test the
urine and report whether you are a
good risk. When your kidneys get
sluggish and clog, you suffer from
backache, sick headache, dizzy
spells, or the twinses and pains of
lumbago, rheumatism and govt.
The urine is often cloudy, full Of
sediment; sleep is disturbed two
or three times u night. This is the
time you should consult some ply
stefan of wide experienee-such as
the specialists at Doctor Pierce's
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Insti-
tute, buffalo. N. Y. Send 10 cents
for sample package of the new
discovery, "Anuric" (anti-
uric-acid). Write your symptoms
and send a sample Of urine for
test. Experience proves that
"Anuric" is a most potent agent
in dissofving uric acid, as hot coffee
melts sugar; besides being abso-
lutely harmless It is endowed with
other properties, for it preserves
the kidneys in a healthy condition
by thoroughly cleansing them
being many times more active
than hthia.
Ask the druggist for "Anuric"
lanti-urie-acid) put up by Doctor
Pierce, IN sixty-cent packages.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-06
Sx ALTMAN
BY BLOssER
BY AHEARN

( r~eopening the Workshops
Ellis and McClamm psriecsl
willing to help in this merTe2G42@l
enterprise, but
They daren't.
However,
Ellis is a PIONEER IN the motioi
picture business.
He is getting together a company
of actors and actresses.
They are not going down into this
decerts and mountains of Sonora and
film Villa In his lair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

4 wonderful catch o. % difficult fly
ball deprived Ed ttoush. the tlncin.
natl star ~ the batting champion
ship uf the National league. And
what is moro remarkable than that
h the fact that ia Rnush made tho
catch himself and ala not have tho
hit taken away from him II was
one ~ the most freakish happenings
In an baseball history.
The other day President Heydier
awarded tho batting houors for tho
puHt scason 90 Zach" wheat Of
Rrunklyn, who hit .33i. Southworth
~ Pittsburgh hatted higher than that
-3ii-but only played Ina uiNty- flour
games. Ruush ranked next with 1888,
Just two points behind Wheat
Hill phelon, the widely known Gin
clnnnu scribe. points out Tho unusual
play hy which RouHh robbed himself
Of the championship
The apparent impnssihllity Of this
happening makes the Incident re-
markahie II ltoush had muffed tho
fiy Or let IL drop untouched he would
have led the league IN batting
During u game against -. louis
with r. Cardinal runner ON third.
Roush tore In Tor q short, fast drop
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
By Ripley.

pinE ny Hc got hold of tho ball but
stumbled. went Co his knees and let
u Ert "a Of bis bands. By IL mar
ycllous. lighininr grab he rot the ball
before n touched tho ground. and,
rising, threw 10 third base. whence
the Cardinal runner had started Tor
the plate. l,uush claimed "a double
play on tbe ground that tho runner
had left before tho ball Wtr caught
ana Hank p'uay, the umpire, sus-
taincd the claim
nut the rules say that a runner
can start from e base after e rs
ball has been 'mumcutnrily held
Jack Hendricks, manager Of the
Cardinals promptly protested he
game ON the ground that Ruush had
-monienutriiy held thc$hull before he
dropped amt recovered H. The g.
Louis claim wuH disnlluwcd the
game, and All that had hccn done
therein wen ~ the records. And. as
u happened. Roush had made two
hits out NJ 'hree times at bat that
afternoon Nc lost the hits aud, with
those hits. he lost the championship
and b honor ~ leading the league
two years In succession
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
LIVESTOCK BOARDS
TO Be COMPLETED
THE COMING WEEK
Governor LarraEolo Proposes TO
Name New Cattle and Sheep
Boards and Round Out Mount.
ed Police Force.

santa Pc. y. NJ. Jan. ts.=Gompicto
reorganization % the cattle sanitary
board. the sheep sanitary board and
tho state mounted police are the three
hlr jobs which Governor - &. LARA
zulo has outlined Tor himself in the
coming week A. ~ HE hope that
these three bodies mny be fuzzy pre-
pared for their two yeats work with.
In q short period
Members " hash sanitary boards
automatically Went out NJ ofnce with
the cuminr uf the new yeur. n IN
the governor Intention a. complete
the personnel ~ these boards in order
that they may be- announced through
The press sometime Within the nest
week.
The mounted police organization
sim lacks Tour scrroInfH n thirteen
policemen After a. conference with
Captain A. \ Senn. thu governor ATE
nnuurrd the appointment VI Alfredo
MontuNa uf nefnalillu. tn bee sergeant
in tho second district comprising ner-
nalillo, sandoval Mckinley and Va
loncla counties The mounted police
are essential cora Ia the law enforce.
mont machine ana the mrmhersltip
viii be- completed rapidly
Although the governor has not In
dicltrd what the personnel ~ the
nov boards viii be n be- understood
that thore viii loo IL number ~ changes
iu both organizations and II has been
lntiulatod that not more than tNn
90 three ~ the present members of
the boards viii be- continued The
executive. h IN understood. fuvOra %
continuance ~ tho cooperative plan
between the cattle and sheep boards
tnd the mounted police. which has
been in effect during the past year.
hy which funds Tor the mounted pu-
lice htvv come euuulls from the cat
tlo board and the council ct defense
ANA members ~ the new boards ere
v%.pccted 10 Dee favorable o. that poll
.oy in l general way.
Ortis Appointment Monday.
Governor iarrHgulo has indicated
that the appointment uf Fidcl ortiz
Co be superintendent OF the p,nitou-
tlarN. succeeding Thomas Hughes. VIII
De- sent % the senate Monday 40 9th
60 appointments 90 major offices viii
Dee announced Immediately.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
THE MARKETS


New YORK. Jan. is-R Rats and ~
sisHsoa Of induatrinlH and special
stocks suffered impairment during to
days brief session. professional lrcs.
rurc again pruNing effective Declines
IN several Instances, notably United
states Steel. forced prices 10 lowest
levels IN many months WcnhNness
WIS most marked in oils. motors, to-
baccoa ana equipments Moderate
rallies on short coverings were HOp
cancelled. the list falling back nguin
later The closing WIS heavy enlcH
appropriated soc, nOn shares. Bonds
Wce steady ON smnd osfcrnrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
PERSONAL


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write his daughter. Miss Anna Moasct.
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copy Of fiolhrook arizona. Tribune
a about he coming oil boom and
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
FOR SALE

Ca 0O-e-room brick, modern. well
built. hot water heat. corncr
lot. Highlands. close IN.
1900 -f.room. eneu block cottage.
hath. GUESSED in porch. fire.
place. gnragci south High
lands.
ts.GsO-t.room Hhlngie bungalow,
modern, sleeping porch, fruit
trees, good barn. HiFhisnda
o., sO0-b.room frame. bath. etc.
sleeping porch, South Broad
way. a good buy.
%. 1905 room frame. modern. close
In. 9th ward.
t2.iOO-5.room frame. bath, large
sleeping porch, Highlands,
close lu.
ta,b0O-7.fOOm. 2 story adobe. stuo
coed. bath etc, lot 1sxifsi
close In.
A. FLElSCHER
REAL ESTATE, TlftE AM AUTO
MOBILE INSURANCE. LOANS
Phone a1t. M soutl iourtii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

'hlcnro iuu o. Wcoa.en oven.
~ up %, short hrpurht about tom
puftr ftruurth today tu fhr corn
market when thiH d.bsul WIS sut,
iHfrd prices tended fu sHE urHt-
O. rfY BOO rDrUfi Zoo whether tho ptfH.
~ rlNrrumout minimum value for
hogs would hr maintained in T,hri.
urN bad uu unHpttlinu effect DUuniur
pfirtf which varied from unchanged
ururcE 90 iu higher With February
81 dah 90 fl3ta wen, followed ny
slight advances 40 around and th.l