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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-11

TANGLE OF OCCUPATIONS.

1t is not often that anything funny
Is developed when a bit OF the wreck
age OF womanhood Ia tossed by the
maelstrom Of the law into the police
court, but one case Thursday afternoon
brought a laugh from spectators and II
smile from City Judge Louis T. Fitz-
hugh.
Detective Foppiano testified that he
had arrested the defendant on South
Main street for a plainly unlawful act.
The case seemed complete.
What do you do for a living2"
Queried Judge Fitzhugh,
i've been n waitress all OF my life, +"
the woman answered, in a tone SO low
the judge could not hear,
what's that he said.
The woman, evidently guilty Of the
charge against her, switched her de-
Tense.
Il work in an alteration department"
she said.
Again the Judge couldn't hear, What
do YOU do? Talk louder he said,
The girl became frightened,
Il work in the alteration department
Of a restaurant" was her astonishing
answer
"Hm-m-m!" unused Judge -Fitzhugh,
You must change round STEAK into
porterhouse, You are fined S25,"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-11
WESTWARD THE COURSE
of ALLEGED DOPE SELLER

Westward to Muskogee, Okla, to an
swer charges Of selling narcotics will
be the course taken by DR.. G.. A. Nc
Allister, who was arrested by deputies
under s.. H, Trezevant 10 days ago on
certified copies of two Oklahoma in
dictments. An order was issued in
United States district court Thursday
afternoon providing for the removal Of
the prisoner after a petition had been
filed by w, d, Kyser, United States
district attorney.
DR.. McAllister is accused in two in
dictments Of peddling SNOW" both for
shooting and shifting purposes as well
as being too prolix in the writing of
prescriptions for morphine and cocaine
and their numerous derivatives and
COmnOundS.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-11

PRESENTED WITH
AERO CLUBS MEDAL

NEW YORK, July 11.-Lieutenant-
Commander A, c, Read, commander OF
the NC-4 In the pioneer air passage of
the Atlantic, was presented yesterday
with the gold medal of the Aero Club
OF America at a luncheon given In hon
or Of the commanders Of the three
planes which took part in the historic
flight.
The clubs medals OF merit were CON
ferred on Commander John II. Towers,
who commanded the flight, and Lieu
enant-Commander p. N. l., Bellinger.
Their machines reached the Azores, but
were unable to complete the voyage
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-11

round was recommended to me. |
took Il and It has restored my health.
II is certainly the best medicine for
woman's ailments | ever saw" Mrs
SARA SHAW, r. No. l. Portsmouth,
Ohio,
Mrs, Shaw proved the merit OF this
medicine and wrote this letter In or
der that other suffering ONE may
find relief as she did.
Women who are suffering as she
was should not drag along from day
10 day without giving this famous
root and herb remedy. Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, a trial.
FOR special advice In regard to such
ailments write to Lydia Il. Pinkham
Medicine Co, Lynn. Mass. The re-
suit OF its forty years experience is
at your service
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-11
WONDERSTOEN
ALL The RAGE
IN new YORK
Removes SupcrfluouS Hair Instant.
ly--No Odor-HarmleSs-
Guaranteed.

Ugly hairs OF CHIN, cheeks or lips
are removed at once by the magic
touch Of Belltn's Wonderstoon. the only
dry and odorless hair remove In the
world. Used bv thousands Of Fifth ave
nue's beautiful women ana now sold
here at only 81 80 that YOU can take
advantage Of this absolutely safe and
clean a to get rid OF dlsfEuring.
superfluous hairs. Made by Belin's
Wondcrstoen Co, 500 FIFTH Ave. New
York, who guarantee money back II
not AS represented. Booklet Free or
get from Weiss Pharmacy, Main st.
~ WOW we. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-11
TO BUILD WAREHOUSE,

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, July IL, (Spl.l--
The Baugh Cotton company has
let a contract to II, c, Abshire, Of De-
catur, for the erection of another large
additional warehouse which will be OF
brick and steel, 90 feet by 2l2, and hav-
ing a capacity of $500 bales OF cotton.
The new warehouse will be erected on q
lot adjoining the present warehouse OF
the company and will double their ware
house space.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-11
COOPERATIVE SELLING
INCREASES THE PROFITS

The cooperative marketing Of poultry
has increased the profits OF the poultry
%ratsers Of Potnsett county, Ark, CON
siderably, besides increasing the inter
est In poultry raising In that county
100 per cent, These are facts stated
IN a letter from $. 7. Dent, county
agent OF Polnsett county. and Miss Nina
Henderson, home demonstration agent
to the Chamber Of Commerce farm hu-
rchu \ shipment made from Harris
burg Ark, Is cited to demonstrate the
increased profits which co-operative
marketing Of poultry give. This ship
neht OF hens, cocks n s%pringcrs, net
ting Slt2 6q, was sent hy exnrcss and
sold In ST Louis, Had II been sold on the
local market, 1t would have brought
hut Sl0,bS, $32 ID less than was re-
coiyed by cooperative marketing. This
made a 20 per cent additional profit TO
the 10 shippers interested
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-11
LIONS ELECT CHIEF.

CHICAGO, July ii.-Jess l., Robin
son, of Oakland, Cal, has been elected
president OF the International Associa-
ton Of Lions club, John j. Boyle, OF
Houston, Tex; Il, W, Cameron, OF Min
neapolis, and A. V. Davenport, Tulsa,
Okla, were chosen directors. The as
s~ociation is particularly Interested In
Amcricanization and efforts to reduce
poverty.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-11
TWO KILLED IN STORM.

BRADFORD. Pa, July l0,-rwo per-
son were Killed, many others suffered
INJURIES and 25 houses were completely
demolished by a tornado which swept
a harrow path through Bradford late
yesterday. About so houses were lam
aged. one small dwelling was carried
d quarter OF a mile by the twister.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-11
N. F. RAlNES
is PHILOSOPHER

1t was on July 10, 1918, that DR.. n
T Raines had his home burned near.
Whitehaven. On July II, 1919, he will
let the contract for a finer one,
II lost all | had In the fire" he said,
except the ground and the well. But
when started in life | did not even
have the land or the we'll, so I can't
complain"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-11
ITALIA D0LOROSA.

Italy with lose the a;,cciapcc Of ono
son according to declaration OF inten.
Ton cf becoming a citizen Of the JnitCI
states flied Thursday afternoon In fed
erSi court by John Ceresa, IL, butcher,
'S5 North Third stCeet. Ceresa is a
'RtlNe q Genoa me arrived In the
'0tted States in 1915. nv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-11

Siuo dilu was
so weak at
times | could
h a dly get
around to do
my work, and
as l had four
in my family
a n d t h Q e
b o a ders 1t
made 1t very
hard for me-
Lydia e. Pink.
h a m 9 Vege'
"a bic co m.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-11
The strong withstand The Hea

The Strong Withstand the Heat Of
Summer Better Than the Weak.
Old people who are feeble and young
er people who are weak will be
strengthened and enabled to go through
the depressing heat Of summer by taxi
ing GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC. II purities and enriches the
blood and builds up the whole system
You can soon feel its Strengthening,
lnyigorating Effect, 60c. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-11
"bEST MEDICINE
FOR WOMEN"
What Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Did
For Ohio Woman.

Portsmouth, 0hio.-"T sutsred
from Irregularities, pains in my
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-11
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION AT OUR
STORE OR THE GAS co. OFFICE

Here is the product of scientific knowledge and skill df-
rected solely to the perfection of household economic appli-
ances. For the comfort and economy Of amazing, all-round
efficiency there is no washer that can approach
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-11
You Actually Save Enough To
Cover the Small Monthly
Payments

Verify the above at our expense-see a
demonstration at our showroom, or let us
send you an EDEN to use in your own laun-
dry.
After having the EDEN actually at work
in your own home you will do just as thou
sands of other capable, progressive house
wives have done-decide to keep it and save
all the time, labor and money antiquated
methods of handling the family washing have
been costing you. If you decide in favor of
EDEN comfort and economy you may have
your EDEN on convenient terms, if desired.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-11
FREE Demonstration
In Your Own Home
The Eden Washing Machine

This is your opportunity to make the acquaintance OF the
worlds leading electric washer free and without ~obligatng
yourself in any way whatsoever.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
AUTHORS ORGANIZE
TOFILM STORIES
Rex Beach Will Head Company.
Each Writer to Supervise
Production of Play

New York. May 26.-Rex Beach and
Samuel Goldwyn have announced the
formation of Eminent Authors Pic
lures, Inc.," n corporation owning the
exclusive motion picture rights for n
long term of years to all works by these
writer's: Mary Roberts Rinehart, Ger
.trude Atherton, Rupert Hughes, Basil
King, Gouverneur Morris and Leroy
Scott. Mr.. Beach is president and Mr.
Goldwyn chairman of the board of the
corporation. which will exploit on the
motion picture screen all the works
best fitted for film adaptation.
The method of production will be n
radical departure from all previous
methods. The adaptation and direction
of each narrative for the motion pic
ture will be under the personal super
vision of the author. Every field of
great fiction will be covered in the re-
leases.
1t is assumed that an eastern at
mosphere will be essential to some of
the new productions. Plans are now in
preparation for the construction of a
large studio establishment near New
York.
Authors, by supervising the produc-
tion of their own works from beginning
to end, are expected to forestall in this
way any accidental Justification of value,
and by their own intimate supervision
are expected to overcome the weight,
which in the absence heretofore of great
imaginative power, has kept the stories
on the screen from attaining great
artistic heights.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
BRUNO DUKE
Sober Of Business Problems
BY HAROLD WHITEHEAD
Copyright.
THE PROBLEM OF THE FIRE IN
SURANCE AGENTS
Getting the Boys Organized


WlIEN we had the cards all ready for
w the boys to use we divided them into
four groups each of equal number and
equal distance from the Office.
Each group of cards contained some
nearby streets and some distant streets,
suburbs and nearby towns. This in
surcd equal case or difficulty in covering
the territory.
Bruno Duke was most insiStcnt that
each boy should have equal work
There must be no question of diff
ference in work with boys-if there is
not absolute equality discomfort is
quiclly bred"
Having got the cards cquitably di-
vided. we next got the boys together
for their first meeting
Marlow took charge Of it-hc's Jim
dandy talkcr. Hearing him talk gave
Bruno Duke an idea which III tell
about later.
The boys were all seated and ice
cream and cake was served before Mar
low spoke. What he said was some
thing like this:
Now you fellows arc helping busi-
ness; in every sense of the word you are
! business mon and wc know you will act
as such. You all know exactly what
YOU are TO do and tomorrow YOU will
begin your career as business men.
1--WE want to do everything we can
to help YOU. We have prepared com
pletc lists Of people you are to sec.
You will not, however. have to work 'on
your lonesome, for we arc going to di =
vide YOU into four companies; each
company will have "A captain and four
privatcs.
'Thc privatcs will work under the
captain and each company which wins
the most points in a day will have an
extra thirty cents, ten cents for the
captain and five cents for each private.
"Now, the captain for one day will
always be the private who gets the most
points during the day. 4 point, should
explain" Moskow had noticed that the
youngsters looked puzzled. "is credited
to every card properly filed in.
''Thc first four boys hired will be ar-
pointed captains for tomorrow. He
| then called the four boys and said TO
! hem. eve will now pick the privatCs
to serve in each company. l have writ
| ten the names of sixteen other boys on
slips of paper and placed them in this
hat. Each captain will pick out four
! slips aud then call out the names on
them. The boys whose names are called
will belong 10 that captains company.
| Now let's have the drawings.'
There was much excitement in the
drawing. The four captains felt their
| importance and were very digniticd in
calling out the names of their ''pri-
Yates
Each captain and his four privates
sat together, and already the spirit of
rivalry and competition was developing
"Now, do you all understand it,
NARROW asked, smiling.
A chorus of ''yeps. surcs and you
/ betchas' greeted his query.
"Gm glad to hear it. Suppose, Jim.
turning to one of the captains, you
tell us how the contest goes?"
Dead easy Jim confidently pipcd.
"When my team comes in tomorrow
night if we get more of them cards
signed up by the guys we call on, | get
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

The knowledge that the work was
checked up kept the boys from guess
ing on the cards. One lad turned in
number of fake reports but was
promptly dismissed and another boy
put on. That team felt the disgrace
very keenly and did not recover their
lost pride until they had pummeled the
cause of their hurt till he hollcred for
mercy.
That episode proved an excellent pre-
vcntivc of moro trouble in that dircc
ton.
Each private reported tho result OF
his work to his captuin and the four
captains announced each evening the
total cards filled in by their team during
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
EARTH SHOCKS IN INDIANA

No Damage Reported-lousviIIe,
KY, Also Feels Slight Tremors
Vincennes, Ind, May 26.-By A.
P.)-Earthquakc shocks lasting two
minutes were felt here yesterday. Many
persons were awakened by the tremors,
but no reports of damage have reached
Nincenncs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

get you together today, and l did
Mothers eyes were glstening with SYM
pathy. 1.-The dear boy" she whispered
softly. After dinner she met him in
the hall. She laid her hand gently on
his arm and met his melancholy eyes.
"Would you care TOTO play l was
your mother? You can come and sec
us as other grown sons do. I've always
wanted a boy. BY winter Lotte and
hope to take light housekeeping rooms
here
Martins face frightened "I can
really come and see you and take you
out just as other boys do their moth
ers?" he asked eagerly.
"Of course" answered Mrs. Hayes.
He placed his arms about her shoul-
dcrs. Thank you--mother, he said
So transformed was he that the board
ers hardly knew him as he took his
place among them.
The next complete nOveIette-F'ine
Feathers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

a dime and them nuts" jerking d
chubby thumb in the direction of his
team, "al get n nickel"
Yes a husky voiced member of
the team said, "and if | git more Of
them cards fixed up than him." point
ing TO Jim, aud then indicating his three
fellow -privatcs, I'D be the cap next
day. That's so, amt it,"
Good boy. that's right" NARROW
clappcd his hands in approval. "Now
remember TO get exact information, for
the day after we get your cards, those
people will have a letter from us, and
if there was n mistake it would hurt
us and we should know Of it ever so
quick"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
prexeI Gets Hopkins Instructor

Baltimore, May 26.-Among many
important changes in the faculty of the
Johnsl Hopkins University announced
for the ensuing academic year in the en-
gineering department is that of Prof.
John Fl. Bringhurst. Drexel Institute,
Philadelphia, has offered Professor
Bripghurst the position of dean of the
faculty and professor of engineering de-
sign, and the Hopkins engineer has ac-
cepted the call. He will take up his
duties in the fall. Doctor Bringhurst
is graduate of the University Of Michi-
gan. and sipee,tae fall Of 1016 has been
associate professor Of civil engineering
Al the local university
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
PLAN TO REPEAT PLAY
Collinsswood Woman's Club t.
Feature "MuscuIar Maidcns"

There have been so many requests
for the Collingswood, \. j.. Woman S
Club to repeat the musical comedy,
The American Girl,' which was given
a short time go by them, that the club
is planning TO reproduce the play at a
later date. Featured in the production
more than the first time will be. it is
proposed. the muscular maidens"
chorus. in. which eleven young women,
attrcd in middics and bloomcrs and in
military uniforms aud other costumes,
will perform physical training move
mcnts as they sing, drill and so through
various cvolutions. The girls who acted
so skillfully at the recent performance
are Miss Lillian Mills. Miss Frances
Cooling, Miss Grace Maussncr, Miss
Martha Sharp. Miss Grace Mills, Miss
Edythe Fairbanks, Miss Marietta Hay
ney, Miss Edith Counselman, Miss
Pauline Davis, Miss Alice Tatem and
Miss Ashsah Tatem.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

Louisville, Ky. May 26.-(By A. P.D
Although 10 reports of seismic dis
turbances have come from any official
source, many persons in Louisville re-
ported yesterday that they had felt a
slight earthquake shock of minutes
duration at o'clock in the morning
No recording devices are located here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

the day. Every boy worked from pine
TO twelve in the morning and from two
to five in the afternoon--that was ~
long ms one could expect them to work
intelligently and courteously.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
Schooner Goes Aground

Pernambuco, May 26.--The Amer
lean schooner Eleanor +. Bertram.
which sailed from this port on May 81
for Norfolk, via Barbados, is reported
aground on the reef north Of Pernam-
buco.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

Evansville. Ind, May 26.--(By A.
PA slight earthquake shock was
felt here at 4 40 o'clock yesterday
morning, accompanied by "A deep rum
bling noise. No damage was done.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-10
Mems Furnishings.

Is Mems PIain-color and
Striped SILK Trrfcrs. good colors
and f~inEed ends; SI.G5 eachg
NVcr o. $3.50
&c Mems PIain-coIor. Fancy
Persian Striped and Knitted silk
Eaafers. with strines fTinEec:
500 cachi were S3nu.
II pairs Mons Heavy Cotton
and Wool Socks. natural grays
sizne 10. lOr. IL; S5c, ar 3 fhr
81 40; were SOC.
% pairs Mems Heavy khaki
CnIurcd Wool Socks: sizes 10.
l0rs and II. 55c Pnir3 were $3.50.
pairs Mems EEtrg- fine. Ne
dgru-w"iGht Natural Gray S.lly
and Wool Drawer; Fizca 2s. %
ana a.: $40 pair; were S2.S5.
20 Mems Fthgl5i-Cn'pTed Cotton
Handkerchief. regulation army
i-c Cnr'r $50 doEcHE were 21c,
&c arF 'Tr cnCh.
90 Mon cotton Night Shirfr-
plain white. without collars
sizes = and 70: s1.3s cnchE were
a1 Wor's Fine Cotton Night
shirts. without collars: sizes ~
- an1 70. SIS eHch' wor" Se-gn
"Cfcro" T5re-SavinE Na-fs-
sizes 2f. IS 90 and A.. S-G.U1
each; were $500.
Ta..-r H-r- q 90
The Washington herald., 1919-01-10
Copyright. 1918

"Certeis is the big bose Of" the
spy was saying when the ball from
Eloise's pistol stopped him. of what
of whom-was he the big boss!
W ould 1 ever again come so close TO
solving the mystery which surrounds
Hamilton Certes?
1 set myself to pieCing together all
the scraps of gossip and all the facts
had heard concerning him. Perhaps
l could fit that unfinished sentence
somewhere in the story, like a trou-
blesome zigzag chip in a picture puz-
zle.
But didn't have a chance to assem-
BILE the puzzle that day, for Chrys
summoned us all to an ouija seance.
New Years day is Just the time to
tell fortunes she said. Somebody
help me-you, Eloise, put your fingers
on that side of the pointer. Jane is
too cynical. Nothing doing when her
fingers touch the board"
But she's a dandy speller: hey,
Jane?" said Daddy Lorimer. so ger
your pencil, play the Sybil and write
down what fate is going to hand each
of us in 1919"
At first the pointer on the ouija
board simply stalled. Then I jotted
down a score of letters which made
no sense at all. Finally, had a real
exciting announcement to make:
"A Queen OF Spain will talk" l pro-
claimed in great glee.
And a new control" Chrys avowed
seriously. Il can tell. by the way my
arm is moving"
The queen wants to know" I went
on, taking down the letters as the
pointer directed, the queen wants to
know If anybody here cares to claim
relationship with herr"
Nobody did, it appeared, but the
pointer was tearing around so madly
that I couldn't give much attention to
the audience.
Her majesty AYERS that she lived in
Paris for a long time. And she is
here to converse with c."
Certeis sauntered up to the board in
the best of humors outwardIy, but his
eyes glittered wrathfully. And EIoise,
with her dainty finger tips just touch
ing the tracer, looked up at him and
smiled roguishly.
(To Be Continued.)
The Washington herald., 1919-01-10
Women's Sweaters.

Old Rose Shetland Wool
Sweaters. with roll collars. belts
and pockets in self-color: sizes
ss,. 40 and A; 1913 eachI were
] Navy Blue Sweater. with roll
collar; size 40; s7.75J was $lO.95.
l Purple Shetland Wool Sweat
er, self-collar; belt and pocket;
s5.55I was $1O.75.
Brown Shetland Wool Sweat
ers, belted styles; sizes 40 and
AZ; S7.75 eachI were Sl0.T5.
Nile Green Shetland Wool
Sweater. with striped white wool
collar. cuffs and belt; now s7.5sJ
was SS75.
3 Nile Green shetland Wool
Swo oaters, with white brush wool
collar and cuffs; 1915 cnchI were
$S.7J.
Old Rose SheT I'd Wool
Sweaters. with white Hrush wool
collar and cuffs: S'zes IS. 40 and
s2: 1915 eachI were SR75.
l Pink shetland Wool sweater
with gray brush wool collar and
cuffs; s6.55; was $S.75.
Nile Green Fancy Weave
Sweater. beIted in back. sports
style: s6I was 50.
Third fuor-Centef
The Washington herald., 1919-01-10
----.-- n.
Time Brings Joy
And Happiness
AS the Hours Pass the Coming Of
Baby Draws Nearer-Are
Tou preparcd2
49, . ~ Xxx - - - -


80 r....a- ... .Hr.u- tl.
s.-.ru. motherhood should
.H. a.-~ g. pass V-..n..f usIr.
,v.u .. rTuI penetrating apDlC. ..
N.r' 'e Trilrf.
..s .-- regular u~, throughout
-.. .... rln system rs pTnIar.
-.. ..viU- .Nnut and STRAIN
-.u-iou Is relieved % rsnGf rs
s...f. flat abdominal n....
rr.aUt and they r,aD..E Weld ..
t..rs.s r-raUd for .Nnaustun.
Pr. su't the new. 5 an. mot E
pom with that peculiar wren. ..
.--aEn and nausea. u'rVn..
o.. arrnr-Fawn and stTgtrhIuE r
-r.. COUNT. cited. Tho abdomen
uauG- ,o-f1y when baby arrives
Tho h0urs ar 'Er rrf-.s are r.r
al1. loss. l'afU and d0r-.r e.
CONSEQUENCE I~ avoided.
.Inrr.r's T~i'ud r". only a'.-
G.,-r. iu a6E ura. bur Ea...
.ur.a- -r~n-.rv f.r IN. r.. ..
Tn. ~..n r- lz.D' SIT and sr
end rr ar.' 0rd fire.. from t5.. e..
urrru. nj.
Ns~.tr O.. tho E~7ffra Rec.
TrwH-ng. Dept D Tar..r T.....
NT..g.l. .rt..G-r. fer .N.'r ~. .r
h,. s. 1'no,. ara prr~rE, q f..-
Nn-n.r.- r..nF .r-nu the frH..
% Is just as standard as augrh rr
',.4 cam think uf-Adv-