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The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16
WHALE; MEAT AT
Csc PER POUND
POPULAR STEAK
Bismarck has come to 1t.

bismarck nAS come 10 IL.
Whale steaks are here and an es
tablished item in the diet of mum
ber of capital city folk.
And they say 1t Is both good and
cheap.
A Bismarck meat market last week
ordered 35 pounds OF whale meat from
the Pacific coast as an experiment
Every pound was sold within day
and pleased customers came back fol
more. The order was duplicated for
this week, and whale steaks will adorn
a score or more Of Bismarck tables
tomorrow and next day.
There arises a technical question
among lenten observers. Is whale
meat or fish? Can 1t be eaten O. Fri
days?
The answer IS that whale steak is
flesh meat, just as much as a slice
from the LETT flank of Bossy would
be. While the whale resides in the
ocean and finds her pastures at the
bottom of the sea, she is red.blood.
ed mammal who suckles her young
and produces red flesh that certainly
IL not fish.
Therefore, If you are observing lent,
eat your whale steaks on Thursday
and reserve your halibut, salmon or
trout for Friday.
A whale steak looks very much like
beef.steak and it tastes very much
like it, 1t is wholesome meat, and a
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16
Wife Doing Good Work

"I have been bad off with stomach
and liver trouble and bloating for
many years. No doctors or medicine
helped me. On the advice of my drug
gist, bought a bottle of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy and don't want
to miss single dose. 1t has given
me more benefit than all the medicine
/ have ever taken. l feel + am doing
good to recommend 1t to Others" 1t
is a simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince,or money refunded. For sale
by all druggists.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16
FAMOUS THE WORLD OVER.

To extol the. virtues OF Royal Bak.
ing Powder, is like gliding refined
gold. This famous product had its
first introduction on the market
about fifty years ago and is now a
household word all over the world. 1t
goes into millions of homes and is
known and used in every country un-
der the sun. The Kalfirs in South
Africa and explorers at the North
Pole find it equally good and time
resisting. 1t has come to he regarded
as an indispensable adjunct to the
most up-to-date as we'll as the most
primitive kitchen, an dalthOugh many
other baking powders have come up
on the market, Royal holds it's place
as the highest grade baking powder
that it is possible to produce. 80
The distinguishing feature Of Royal
Baking Powder is the fact that it is
made from Cream Of Tartar, which is
derived from grapes, a delicious,
wholesome fruit. Constant vigilance
and determination of the manufacture
ers to turn out the best article OF Its
kind that capital, brains land scien.
tific skill can produce has won the
endorsement of the most eminent
chemists, physicians and dietitians
the world over and made Royal Bak-
ing Powder relied upon by countless
numbers of women to make pure and
wholesome food. C..-
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16
LLOYD GEORGE
PRAISES WILSON
AND HIS STAND

(COntinued from Puge One)
Germany raise 10000 men to preserve
order. The danger. he said, was OF
the world going to pieces. TIC added:
"A real danger--the gaunt spectre
Of hunger-is stalking through the
land"
: Premier Lloyd George concluded by
appealing to all not to soil this trl-
umph of right by indulging in the an.
cry passions Of mankind, but to con-
secrate the sacrifice of millions by
the redemption of the world from the
sc0urge of war"
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16
NORRIS IS BACK
Secretary Returns From St. Paul
Sick Beds

Oliver S.. Morris, secretary Of the
industrial commission, has returned
from st. Paul, whittier he was called
by the illness of Mrs. Morris and two
children. The family was under the
care of two physicians for several
days. but when Secretary Norris left
them Mrs. Morris and children were
out Of danger. Fl
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16

Continued fro:: rage One.)
tion in the near east But according
to my calculations, the great crisis will
not be reached until June 1926.
I'm this great war which may be
regarded as Prussia's counter to the
war of l914'1S.l the lnalevolent forces
take their rise in eBrlin and Vienna
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16

that all was quiet in Hamburg.
A retreat of ten miles in the Mur,
mansk region is admitted by the rus
sian soviets government in a wireless
message received here today.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16

You must clean the stomach and
bowels, purify the blood, each Spring.
or You leave Winters germs and i'm
purities in your blood and system.
Drive them away, clean out the stom-
ach and bowels-takc = HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. a Spring clean
scr-plrifer. 35c. Tea or Tablets
JOS. BRESLOW.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16

Turtle Lake, reports Mr.. Felland, is
strongly Nonpartisan. In his town
ship there are only about four farmers
who are not plembers Of the league.
He is Of the opinion that the attack on
the leagues economic program in the
federal courts has strengthened Che
movement at Turtle Lake. q.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16

good-sized< whale steer will produce
all the way up to hundred tons Of
1t. Whale meat Is endorsed by Uncle
Sam as substitute for beef, and 1t is
gradually being introduced throughout
the country.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16

tack on an American food Snip by
Germans ct Hamburg "a. untrue &c.
Ecording to an official message receiv.
ed by American naval headquarters
here. The message received here said
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16

md descend by the Black Sea and
Turkey in Asia on the Palestine"
( Another allied victory Is predicted.
REPORTED ATTACKS UNTRUE.
London, April 16.-The reported at.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16
Protecting Your Investments

You wouldn't put your money in an unsafe bank, nor
would you be without fire Insurance.
But how about insurance against the weather?
There's something your fire insurance policy doesn't
cover, and it's just important agent of destruction
as fire.
Your home represents considerable investment You
would use the greatest in buying stocks with the
money your home COST in selecting bank in which
deposit it, You would want maximum protection
Consider the weather Sun, rain, snow, heat, cold,
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16

THE Standard Oil Com
! pany of Indiana is a great
service organization whose
chief function is to serve the
public we'll by buying crude
oil wherever it may be OBJ.
tanned; by refining it into
numberless products, useful,
helpful, and necessary to the
well-being of the world, and
by distributing these prod
ucts widely, so that they
shall be instantly available
tothe consumer wherever he
may live. "
Refineries and bulk storage, ,oc-
cupying thousands Of acres and
representing a cash investment of 5
tens of millions of dollars, are re-
quired, to keep the flow of prod
ucts steady.
Distributing centers from which
Standard Oil products are deliv-
cred to individual customers are
maintained at more than four
thousand points in eleven states.
Thousands of motor trucks, which
deliver the products to our Gus
toners, round out the most COM
plete distribution system in the
world.
In addition to these necessities, !,
the Standard Oil Company main
tains at all times sufficient addi-
tional equipment to meet any,
emergency. This was proved by
the efficient work Of the Company
during the trying days Of the
great world war.
Standard Oil Company
INDIANA
80 So. Michigan Avenue Chicago
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16
Brighten Up Your Home

Have you been wondering how
you were going to refinish that
worn chair or table? Has the
dull appearance Of the living
room floor or the stairs been
worrying you? You proba bly,
ere saying, Yes" and here is
your answer-Refinish it with
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16
NOTICE

All drinking water should be
boiled until further notice.
C. E. STACKHOUSE,
4-l5-tf Il Health Officer.
WORKING OUT
~ PLANS FOR
PEACE MEET
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16

these The
clan use an building which
place seedy CeanIp are peace
times and should be all Brightness
of .- nssHsn
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16
SAEawzx-Mllt1xs: I:
FLOORIAC

3 a - varnish Of fine quality and
beautiful permanent STAIN With excellent material sur
lace can be vanished and stained in
number OF colors such as Mahogany Oak Cherry, ETC.
We believe in it thoroughly end know that YOU will too f
you once try Flooriac We making spec the
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16
For the Housewife
Sherwin-Williams

FLAXOAP-A Pure Linseed Oil Soap for general
cleaning. The best.cleaner for all painted and var
nished surfaces. Excellent for use on autos, car
riages and other highly polished surfaces, also for
cleaning cut glass, windows mirrors, linoleum, etc.
and polishing brass and other metal surfaces. /
POLISHOL-For cleaning and polishing wood
work, furniture, vanished floors, etc,
tFLOORWlPE-Fcr cleaning and renewing the
finish of waxed and vanished floors; also good for
use on interior woodwork and furniture.
Now is the time to paint screens, porch and lawn
furniture, flower boxes and brighten up for the
spring time. There is complete line of Sherwin-
Williams finishes at our store
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-16

frost-a these destroy property And property which
begins to decay loses in value You need the best pro-
lection against weather you can buy
Sherwin- Villains Paints and Varnishes-
manufactured protect your property against decay
That's the biggest why you should them They
add to the life of your buildings and increase their value
Then, too, they beautfy your property as we'll.
Stop at store. We have interesting things to
tell you about Williams high quality paints and
your property #ai5. IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
Cotton F,r.. r,vo ,,

Jack Cotton. colored, was arrested
yesterday, charged on one warrant with
tracks and on another with DRIVING
without chauneurs State license
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09

Max Lceman was arrested yesterday by
patroimcn Doeppc and Brown At Main Street
station when a suit case which he was
said to have been carrying was found 10
contain twelve quarts of whisky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
JEWS HERETO CELEBRATE
FEAST OF THE PASSOVER
Services VIII DC Conducted for Seven
and Eight Days, Starting
Monday.

Beginning at SHUTDOWN next Monday
evening, Richmond Jews will celebrate
the Feast of the Passover commemorate
ing the memorable release of tho Jew
sh nation from Egyptian oppression.
The feast will be kept for Il period
Of seven or eight days.
In Beth Ahabah and other syna-
SogueS there will be special services.
orthodox Jews will celebrate the first
ana second evenings of the Passover
with the special Sedar service around
bread will feature the repast and other
dishes peculiar TO this celebration of
the haSty departure from the land Of
bondage.
"Haggadah' will be read, which con-
tainS the story of the redemption from
SerEitude, certain psalms. and concludes
with the reading of additional psalms.
prayers and the singing of time
honoted hymns.
is placed at this meal bitter herbs.
reminiscent OF the bitter lot OF those
who toiled In Egypt; roast bone.
calling to memory the ancient paschal
lamb; q roasted egg, memorial of the
free-will offering that was brought i'm
ADDITION to the paschal lamb: parsley
and the bowl of salt water symbolzinE
Passover observed in Egypt and n con-
lection of nuts and apples to represent
the clay which Israel worked into
bricks.
Originally the Passover had a pas
toral character among the Jews. fall
ing as IL did in the spring OF the year.
Freedom Is the keynote of the cele-
grafton The reform SynaEogucS hold
speciai services only on the first and
serve also the second day and an nd :
ditional eighth day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
COMMITTEE HOLDS LAST
PUBLIC BUDGET HEARING
Chamber Of Commerce Delegates
Suggest Means of Revenue
for Richmond.
WOULD BORROW SOME FUNDS
Recommend Increase on All Sources
of Income Except Water and Gas
and Taxes Already Fixed by State.
Ainslic Makes Speech.

Public hearings on the 1919 budget
were completed by the City Council
Committee on Finance last night, with
hearing of the report OF the Cham
Der of Commerce budget committee,
and short address by Mayor Ainslic.
in which the city's executive suggest
ed various ways of raising revenue.
The report of the Chamber of Com
mercc was read by 7. NJ. Darlington.
1t suggested certain economies in the
various departments. and with these it
expresses the belief that The needed
sum, which should be temporarily Dor
rowcd, can be arranged for.
Suggests Itntc Increases.
The report continuing. says: should,
however, the outcome of this PROPOSE
ton not measure up and the amount
of money that should be borrowed
should seem excessive, then the Cham
Der respectfully recommends an in
crease OF 10 per cent on all sources
excepting such real estate and such
other taxable subjects, the rates OF
whG IN are IRE tixed by The state and can
The committee decided that the city
Will hereafter go after those merchants
who may have cvaded payment of jus;
taxes by giving in their purchases at
an improperly low figure. After much
discussion. in which the Commission
or of Revenue and the City Attorney
participated the committee adopted
Councilman Jones motion for thor
ouSh investigation into This matter
Mayor Delivers Speech.
In the concluding hours of the ses-
sion, Mayor .AinSlic addressed the com
mittce on various sources of revenue
Richmond has neglected. He referred
to the fact that other cities charged
fees for work OF their electrical
mr.
other divisions and that in Richmond
these services were given free.
DR.. j. y. c. Chandler Suqerintend.
cnt OF City Schools. made a brief ad.
ed estimates as TO pay roll were simpl,
due to the fact that the City Council
last year increased the pay of city EN-.
poyees.
The committee will meet again TO.
night and do further work on the
budget.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
FEATURE COMMITTEE
FOR LOAN CAMPAIGN
Will HIVE Charge of Exhibits md
Other Things Brought Here
for Coming Drive.

Herber; W. Jackson. chairman OF the
Richmond Victory Liberty Loan Cam
paign Committee, announced yesterday
The appointment. OF . feature" COM
lrttee, which VIII have charge Of the
Various features, including a heavy ar
sEiery- train, submarines, aerial eXhi-
ritions. etc. brouSh. here 10 stimulate
supscr ip,jons 10 the loan
Henry Scnwa-zsch.ld is chairman Of
Inc committee Other members are
John c. Goode, j. r Palma,ory. John
. Robertson, J. Il B:aford, Z. NJ.
Grutchhe!d W. a Clarke. Jr, J.. =.
Mayo, Nathan Simon Alvin q. Smith
anG Charles l. Weave
ttit Has announced yesterday D? OLE:
ser j. sands cha irtlau Of The State
committee, tnat AL cgt TWO counties
N Ihs State had perfected theI- plans
f0r The cgMpaign, ana these two were
expected 20 announce the completion
% their organizations before the day
WIS over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
FINDS 80 TRUE BILLS
lutics OF Court Arc increased by
81 New Laws Giving Additional
ID Jurisdiction.
BRIBERY CHARGE DISMISSED
Men Accused OF Offering Present to
Ellerson in Effort TO Get Draft
SsExcmption Are Not Indictcd-Yan-
sScey Given Thirty Days.

MsThirty indictments were returned
~ the United states District Court
declare that with the ever increasing
Passase Of laws by Congress the Juris-
dSction OF the Federal courts Is becom.
ing so wide that IL is embracing many
ACTIVITIES which were at one time con-
Atied TO trial in the state tribunals.
San example OF THIS is shown ny , roe
turned yesterday were for orenses
arising under the act OF February, Is.
Laf3, penalizing stealing from inter
sIntc shipments,
ss.s Names of Indicted.
.sThe names Of the. persons INDICTED
Yesterday and the onenses with winch
Hsy are. charged follow: . .;,s.
%SLuke Elan. stealing FROM inc i in,nSi
arsIe shipment: Hester Fuller fraud in
Obtaining insurance; HAYWOOD Knight.
SEs ia Scott, ir0 s,ean 5sFsf from
shipment: Tom Iancey. maintaining a
still: Otis johnson, stealing from inter
ing from interstate shipment; Richard
Nett, StGandf H fr9 siss ahin
Me 10 keep duplicate of order for mar
sptic drugs Hugo Alois: MAKING ta ise
sunating "A government officer and OBJ
aininE money therein; i II: ' pnnii
McGeorSe. Il. l.. McCieorge and G. I.
Nooklar. conspiracy; Harmon p. Walk
,sr. presenting false claims against the
united states: Dave Gravatt Van
Gcodc. Washington Boyd and Gregg
Einford dstilline: William w. VIII
son stealing from an interstate ship
men; OF express; James Harris, steal
ing from an interstate shipment; Will
liam Trenton. stealing from an inter-
STATE shipment: J. \. Tanner. mailing
obscene letter; William Kerr. distill-
iNg: p. r. Bentley. stealing from an
interstate shipment.
$40 indictment for Alleged Bribery.
$S,rhe grand jury refused TO indct in
iSc cases against Angelo Farrocchia
and Peter Bonni, of Richmond. who
Werc charged with Offering Il bride Ia
fLeW. Ellerson. of the local draft board
TO obtain Farrocchia's exemption from,
srrvice in the army. y true bill was
not found in the ease of b. w. Ship
Charged with larceny of government
property.
iE. w Lesuer and James Bluford
Wore found not guilty. They were
charged with distillinG. but there was
no evidence that they were distillinE
for the benefit Of others.
Fannie Dungcc entered Il plea OF
guilty to charge of sending an OBJ
scene letter and was fined 500. Wi
liam Trenton entered Il plea of guilty
to-a charge Of stealing from an inter
state shipment, and was given siXt,
DAYS in Jail. Tom Hancey, on his pie;
OF guilty 10 "A charge of distillin6. wa
sentenced TO pay fine Of 800 an'
serve thirty days in Jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
Chnrre lie stole C,o.h

ShHISc TIC stole Clothes.
Robert White. colored. boarding al
the City Jail At present, was arrested
yesterday. charged with the theft of a
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local Ne1Us Told
Briefly for Benefit OF
Busy Readers.

The executive committee OF the Bcoun,v
Womans Christian Temperance Union will
meet at the Y. w. c. A. this morning al ii
O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09

Portsmouth. n number of Richmond col
ored ministers are in attendance
\ ispecia! showing OF new,mode auto
gins today a; II o'ciocl; in the rooms of The
The showing will continue until April 10.
Womsnf Auxi,lisr y Of he Richm9nd Grays'
Grays ATmory. ArranEemsmts Viii be made
for The next card nariy to be he'd for The
fund.
fa 'SP N tn gqSS
Mh TsanE Which, sh FFfneH SrGN de u fG1s
yi,atons Morfan l. NILE 81 r..
week from strenuous service with the ma
rincs overseas.
s:s h9s: Sefiss ss sss
hs The Of
" o va. lie s'' pa,o4 IF Sfy hursh S
MAY. The present pastor is Rev Island
f To1 Grafton a2wS wy whG va came 10 Richmond
aast os ef1 sshac fS s t Re 1Sgs
TreF aT wsGh Mrh be c ssId herr p4 Il"
will me, al the pastors and ,superintendent:.
snpper snsSS on to naEa Al pr
tho Y. II. &. A. has been planned Dis
Gus sions will be held and plans made for
an enrolment campaing for tho training
school.
| L. w Rowe son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| y. Rowe. of Gl7 Fourth Avenue. has
/ forces overseas, according 10 information
/ received yesterday by his parents. lie was
/ with the Thirty seventh Aero Squadron. and
/ had been in France since few months
( after declared Germany. He
/ will be mustered out within the next few
/ days, and expects 20 come home iinnc
1 d;ateiy. MIR. and Mrs. Rowe have another
son. a. NJ. Rove In IN, service He is nov
return home within the next few weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09

The Virginia conference of the American
Methodist Episcopa! church conyenes at 10
O'Clock this morning in annual session at
Portsmouth. 4 number of Richmond col
orcd ministers are In attendance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09

\ ,,speeial showing OF new-model auto
mobiles OF the S;udcbaker factories be-
gins today a; IL ocloci; in tho rooms of the
Coburn Motor Sales Company. The rooms
open until o'clock In the afternoon
The showing will continue until April 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
WANT INCREASED RATES
ON PETERSBURG LINE
Virginia Railway md Power Company
Asks Formulation to Charge Moro
for Express md Passengers.

The State Corporation Commission
will hear on next Wednesday the pcti-
tion of the Virginia Railway and Pow
err Company for increased passenger
and express rates between Richmond
and Petersburg.
Today will be heard the petition of
the Marion and Rye Valley Railway
Company for increased freight rates:
tomorrow that OF the Riverside Light
and Power Company will come up. and
OIL next Tuesday the same request
from the Nelson and Albemarle Rail-
way Company will be heard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09

The Mothers Club of the CITY Normal
School will meet this afternoon at o'ciocl>
In the kindergarten room. corner Lombdrdy
and Main Streets. Mothers are all urged
10 come.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09

Prohibition inspectors working in Frank
lin County yesterday DESTROYED two small
stills, which. they assert. had recently been
in operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09

The Virginia branch Of the American
Chemical Society is being rcpreSentsd At
Il meeting In Buffalo this week by W. +.
Rudd. professor OF chemistry at the Medl-
cal College of Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
Striped Crepe de Chine
Blouses, $3.50
April 8,
10 1 o

Fine Crepe do Chine Waists, made plain tailored
style, high or low collar.
This is third lot OF these stripes. which sell very
quickly, and as 1t is difficult get them enough
advise early selection.
Cotton Voile Blouscs--Al fresh and clean. Price
range, 81 40, 81 OS, $3.50 and $500.
Special Value in Beautiful French Wolfe Blouses Two
clever models, So. 90.
Special Lot OF Blouses s1oo. Made OF voile in
plain tailored effects.
Crepe dc Chino Blouses. All colors, $3.50 up
GeorKettc Crepes-Blouses-Al the suit shades; also
white flesh and black, $500 up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09

+. y. Wilson. 492 South Belvidere. was
arrested yesterday, charged with reckless
ly driving automobile while under tho
influence OF liquor. He was placed under
arrest 10y a. -. BoissieuN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-09
Police Charge He GnmbIcd

Thomas White, colored, was arrested
yesterday. charged with conducting a
gambling house at 920 North Second
Street. Patrolmen Bauer. MaXey, Wood
and Clarkson made the arrest. His
case will come up in Police Court to-
1ny
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-18
UNION PASSENGER STATION
Phone us
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.

Arrival and departure of passenger
trains at Brunswick Union Station.
The following schedule figures pub,
!ished as information and not giaran-
| teed
| eastern Standard Time, same time
under Georgia Barnes Law,
ATLANTA. BIRMINGHAM e AT
LANTIC f. r.
Arrives Leaves
l2:10p.m. Atl'nta- Jax-Sav 600 am.
7:00p.m. Savannah-Jaxvlle 9:10 am.
II: 50a.m Jax'lle-Savannah $40 pm.
9:10p.m. Atl'nta-JaxSav Sos pm.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE R r.
Arrives Leaves
l2:20p.m. Acknowledgements go am.
9:25p.m. Albany Waycross 4:50 pm.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINES
Arrives Leaves
7;30p.1. Macon-Atlanta Q.20 am
7:50a. Macon-Atpa-B' ham 7:4E m
UNITED STATES RAILROAD AD-
MiNIsTRAriON