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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15

one occasion his entire crew wa. killed
and he bronghl the machine back 10
terra firma alone. His squadron was
stationed III Tadaiu when the armistlce
was signed
Flo was honorcd also with tho Croix
de Gucrrc and also several others that
tells Of the work he accomplished Hs
is n very modest follow and should one
meet him on tho street Il" would think
that he had probably come from ono or
the local colleges. or schools, he is 50
Young looking.
He arrived in Wheeling with an honor
able discharge ON December 3rd ana
since that time has been al Toledo. g..
with the Toledo Scale Company. 4 few
days ago h. was given tho management
OF the E'arkcrsburg branch for the com.
pany in this state and he is there at the
present time. Wheeling should be proud
OF this hero. His brother. John Barry
Hanley, is still in France with Uncle
Sam"
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should he exercised Icy them as manda-
tories on hchulf Of III" league.
THE character of. the mandate must
| differ according To the Stage OF Develop
mcnt 6f Ia" people. tho g"oEra Phical SIT
uatinn Of thu tcrritury. its economic con-
dilons and other similar circumstances.
"Ccr,nin communities formerly be-
| longing Ia III" Turkish empire have
: r"arhrd II Stag" nf development which
their rxiSl"nrr ~ independent nations
can he professionally recognized subject
to th: r.nd"riu. Of administrative adj
vice and assistance by "A datnry
! mower until such time as they arc able
to stand alone. The wishes of these
! communities must DO principal consid-
! rru,ivu in the selection Of The mandatory
! power
"ulhcr peoples. especially those Of
Central Africa. are III such a stage that
! The mandatory must be responsible tor
RI. administration OF the territory sub
ir,t tu conditions which will guarantee
rrccdom Of conscience or religion, SUD-
i,c, ONLY IL The maintenance OF public
order and morals. the prohibition OF
abuses such as thr slave trade. the
prms traffic ard th4 liquor traffic. and
tho prevention nf thc establishment OF
Qualifications or military and naval
bases and OF military training of the ia
lives for other than. police purposes and
! The defense Of territory and will also
secure equal opportunities for the trade
and commerce Of other members Of the
league.
"rhrrr arr territories such rs South
YVES, Africa and certain Of the South
Pacific Isle and which owing I" the
spar*cnrss uf their population or their
small sizn or their rrtn"t"nrss from the
rcntcrs OF civilization or their grograpn-
i,aI continuity IT, the mandatory state
rnL other circumstances can he best ad-
rtiuisirrrd under the laws Of thu Tnanda-
tory state as integral portions thereof,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15

Lieutenant James p. Hanlcy, Jr.. son
Of james Hanlcy, Sr.. Of the Island, has
the honor Of having bestowed. upon him
the Highest honors possible to give To-
a hero by the Italian government. the
italian Grocc Al Mcrito Di Guerra for
service rendered tho government of that
country, during his period as an aviator
in that country.
Whccling's premier aerial acc. who has
been awarded the Italian Groce Al Mcrito
hi Guerra and utso the Cross De. Guerrc,
the highest honors to bcstow upon Il
hero by that country.
Whceling's premier aerial ACC wns
with The Fourth Caproni Flying S>.aG-
ron. along tho ttafian-Austrian frontier
II" was active in the hRttlrs OF the
clouds along the Piave river and with
crew Of four persons besides himself
he made II lively for the German and
Austrian aviatUrs for some time. On
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Doctor Tells How To Strengthen
Eyesight so per cent In One
Weeks Time In Many Instances

glasses. Eye troubles OF many dcscrip.
tons may be wonderfully benefited By
following the simple rules. Here is III.
prescription: Go To any active drug store
and get = bottle Of B"r-0pto tablets.
Drop ono R0n-Opto tablet in fourth a..
Il glass of water and allow 10 dissolve.
With this. liquid ha;hc the eyes two to
four times daily. You should notice your
eyes clear UP p"rccptihly right from this
start and inflammation will quickly dis
appear. lf'yorr eyes arc holhcring you.
nm 4 little. TAX" steps tn save them
now before il is too late. Many hope
lcsSlN blind Nigh; have been saved X
they had cared for their eyes in time.
Note: .Nnuthrr prominent Ihys!ciin whom The
alnrr article was s7hmtrri. ssiI: Bon Optic Is
very remAr kabls rranrdy Its cansiiiucn. ingredients
veil known trninrn; specialists and widely
pr~ribrd br them Tho manufacturers guarantee II
strengthen T"sisht :" rent In weeks time
IN many nsancc> oE refund the mOny. It eAn b.
olnalrh fnlu enod druggist and 10 o. Of the
very frw pnrs raions { feel should n keTt hand
for regular i'll almcS every family" 1t Is sofd
in Wheeling Ivy Z. L. Cries, & Co., and othG drug
stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
LIEUTENANT jAMESP. HANLEY|S
HDNOREDbY|TAL|AN Government
WELL Known YOUNG NAN OF
THIS CITY RECEIVED HIGH
EST HoNoRs POSSIBLE o..
TO REsTow.
SON OF JA1LES p. HANLEY, ST.,
WE'LL KNOWN INSURANCE
MAN OF THE SCHMUL-
BACH BUILDING.
HAS RECEIVED HONORABLE DIS
CHARGE AND WILL HAVE CHARGE
OF TOLEDO SCALE AGENCY
AT PARKERSBUHG.

WASHINGTON. Feb, l+.-Offi-
GERS and units OF the American air
service have received a total Of 314
awards and citations, including the
American distinguished service
cross and various French. British
and italian decorations. Recent
French awards OF the Croix p'
.Gucrrc to pilots and halloonists
include the following mon:
Captain william o. Butler. Ger
mantown. Pa: Lieutenant James G.
Simon. Columbus. Ohio.
!. The Italian Groce Al Merlto hi
Guerra was given 10 the following:
Licutcnants:
Edmund 4. Dnnrun, Washington,
Pa.
Norton Downs. Three Runs, Pa.
!, james p. Hanlcy Wheeling. W.
va.
James Kennedy. LarsdoHne, Pa.
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binding on SCcn powers uuieSS 50 LIZ
vited
Article Four.
"All matters OF procedure at meetings
OF the body of delegates or the executive
council including the appointment OF
committees to investigate particular
matters shall be regulated by the body
II delegates Or the executive council and
may 6c decided by majority OF the
states represented at the meeting.
The first meeting Of the body OF dele
gates and the executive council shall
be summoned 10y the President OF the
United States OF America.
Article FIVE.
Tho permanent Sccretaridt OF the
league shall be established at (blanb
which shall constitute the seat Of the
league. The sccretariat shall comprise
j such secretaries and staff as may. be re-
uuired, under the general direction and
control. nf a secretary general OF the
League. who shall be chosen by the eN-
,.cutiv.. council: tho srcretariat shall be
appointed by the secretary general SUBJ
jrct to confirmation BY the executive
council
The secretary general shall act in
that capacity al all meetings % the
body of delegates or Ut the executive
council.
".rhe expenses az tn" >s"crrtariat shall
ht. borne by tho states members OF the
lcagu. in|accordancr with tn" appor-
,;onmrn,<t the expenses Of tn" intcrna-
t;unaI bureau OF thr universal postaI
union.
Article Six.
REPRESENTATIVES, Of the high contract
ing parties and officials Of the League
when engaged in the business oil tie
league. shall enjoy diplomatic privileges
and im,nuaitins. and tho buildings oc-
rupied by th" league or its "fhcinis. or
by representatives attending its meet
incs. shall hnjoy he benefits OF extra
tnrritoriality.
Article Seven
Admission t" the i"nGu" Of states nj"
aignatorirS In tin. covenant and not
named in III" protocol here 10 ~ states
ia 10 invited tn adh"r" To the rOr"ni Mt
requires the assent Of not loss than two
thirds OF tn" states represented III tn"
body of delegates. and shall b" limited
10 fully self governing countries. includ-
ing domiuons and colonies.
NO state shall bn admitted !" the
frarur unless ft - pbl" iu give effect
iv.. g,laranirr$ ot lis SINGER" intention
10 observe lis international obligations.
md unless il shall conform I" such
principles ~ may h" prescribed by ihr
league IN regard ~ it's naval and mill
tnry forces and hrinanI"nts.
Article Eight.
The high contracting parties roc e
nize .hc principle that IN" maintenance
of pracc will require :hH reduction 'f
national ornaments 10 The lowest points
consistent with national safety and ~"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
A Free Prescription You Can Have Filled
and Use at Home.

Philadelphia, PA. Do You wear glasses:
Are you a victim OF eye strain or other
eye weaknesses: If so. you will he glad
I" know that according To Dr. Lewis
there is real hope for you. Many whose
eyes were falling say they have had their
eyes restored through the principle al
this wonderful free prescription. One
man says: after trying II: II was almost
blind; could not SEQ 70 read ut all. Now
can read everything without any
glasses and my eyes do not water any
more. At night they would pain dread
fully: now they feel fine all the time II
WAS like Il miracle TO me-" \ lady who
used il says: The atmosphere seemed
hazy with or without glasses, but after
using this prescription for fifteen day,
everything seems clear. can even read
fine print without glasses II is be-
licycd that thousands who wear gluss,s
can now discard them in reasonable
time and multitudcs more will hc able TO
strengthen their eyes so as 10 be spared
the trouble and expense OF ever getting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15

The high contracting parties roc e
nize .hc principle that ~" maintenance
of mace will require :hr reduction u
national ornaments To the lowest points
consistent with national safety and The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15

This department. has managed 20 keep
faiIy. cool under tho collar on III csub-
jcct OF Mrs. Corcy's sI5.non coat. and
probably will continue 10 do so as long
as sho takes good care ul II. But Is She
appears again next winter wanting am
other new coat. We cannot promise 20
remain good naturcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-15
Endorsed BY Hitchcock.

WASHINGTON. Feb. II. - senator
unchcork Of Nebraska. chairman Of the
scnatr foreign relation committee. in a
r,rn,l statement tonight said tho pro-
messed constitution of the league OF ma
inns IMPRESSED him very farorably.
TJn d.cl, rod that il was mot the mon
s,cr TIM, those who hive attacked the
nlon nrrdictcd nor was ii the helpless
sowing circle that ono sneering critic
predicted II might he.
Other senators declined tn make for
nal comment On the league constitution
until they had hnd more time in which
10 study IL, md most Of them were most
guarded in their observations in cloak
rooms and office discussion.
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Article -Four.

binding on such powers unless so tn
yited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
Crutchfe Tries
Man Via Phone
Justice Hears Evidence
and Gives Sentence
Deer Copper Wires.

Justice John Crutchfeld established
another precedent for the bar when he
tried, convicted and fined Frank Bryan
a paperworker of New York City. over
o'clock.
The one joan stood in the hallway OF
his home Gin his nightie, il is whis-
pered) while his prisoner stood defect
ediy IN the dock at the Second Police
station moro than mile distant
the kindly heart of Patrolman II. l..
lIord. 1t happened in this way
Bryan was vending Ills merry way
from the sunny South to the home Of
his birth 1t is said that he slipped
frequently OF II beverage which was not
ginser>alc nor yet brand bottled In
Peoria.
AT the Broad Street Station his joy
Gus spirit drew the attention OF n
/hluecoat, and the lnccrymaker was
watt Ell away from the train in tie new
and sh!ncy patrol wagon. In his
pocket there reposed u Pullman rcscr-
walton slip and ticket TO his home.
His sad face. tho ticket. the Pullman
reservation, which would bo lost II
Bryan reposed in durancc vile. touched
the kind heart Of Patrolman lIord.
He meditatcd. Bryan was not "un-
der" the influence Of liquor, no matter
w.lat was supposed to be slowed be-
sorted to the telephone and called his
friend. the incompatible Justice John.
They converscd. An agreement was
reached. -.
Does he plead guilty" howled the
justice.
He does. your honor meekly re-
sponded the policeman.
Guilty. $40 and costs" was tie YER
dict OF the Incompatible one. Let him
catch his train"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
APPLY FOR MANDAMUS WRIT
Argument of City of Richmond Against
Phone Corporation VIII lie
Heard on Tuesday.

When tho Supreme Court OF Appeals
OF Virginia convenes In the State III
brary Building next Tuesday. Norem-
Der II. tho first argument heard Will
bc that Of attorneys representing the
city OF Richmond and the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company over
the application by Colonel George
Wayne Anderson. Assistant city Attor-
ney, for Il w-i; of mandamus restrain
ing the telephone company from Charg-
Ing or collecting the rates which have
been in effect since August /.
~ 1t Will be tho contention of tho city
that "a franchise granted the COMPANY
In 1901 is a contract valid for the life
OF tho franchise. and that the charging
OF the present rates is Violate Of
the contract. Copies Of the petition for
the writ of maOdanus wcrc served on
the telephone company and accepted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
ARMED FORCES UNNECESSARY
Governor Davis Pays No Heed to re-
quest for Troops to Go Into Coal
Eiclds of state.

Giving as his reason that there was
no disorder in tho Appalachian coal
itelds to make necessary tho sendin. OF
Virginia troops or Federal troops tn
the section. Governor Westmorclnnd
Davis yesterday declined To give scri-
ous consideration to n telegram sent
from the Attorney General of the
United states to District Attorney
Hiram Smith asking him TO urge upon
the Governor the necessity of sending
armed forces to the region.
In statement. tho Governor decla cd
tlat should occasion arise tho twenty
six companies of Virginia troops would
deal with disturbances as prescribed
by law and Federal troops would be
called only in extraordinary cases when
the situation could not be handled by
State militia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
YOUTH IN LEXINGTON JAIL
ON CHARGE OF FORGERY
Pnssed Checks to Which Name OF
Dr. II. w: McClucr. of Lexing-
ton, Hind ncen Signed

LEXINGTON, VA. Nov IA check
flasher. giving his name as Eddie
Or. T.. w. McCiucr, OF LeSinrton
struck the town yesterday and rot
busy passing checks with DR. McCluer's
signatuvc. In all he passed about
half-dozen. totaling some $50. He left
here in the afternoon for Staunton by
nutomobilc and put up at hotter In
that city last night
hearing or his escnpadc in Lexington
Commonwealths Attorney RUIZ. ac-
Crist. left here last night about 10
O'Clock for Staunton. locating the sus-
pee; about midnight. He was arrested
ana brought back To l.eXingtun,- where
he is now In the county Jail. lie gives
his real name as Boyd james. OF Clif-
ton Forge. lie Is about twenty years
old. lie claims TO have had Il COM
panion. Ed Smith, of Richmond. who
worked Bucna Vista yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
WHO ORDERED 36sTH NEGRO
x INFANTRY TO WITHDRAW?
Unauthorized Movement Led to Pre-
dicnment OF tho Famous "Lust
Battalion"
TBy Associated Hrcssl

q. WASHINGTON, Nov. Failure OF
: The SSSth negro infantry regiment to
junction properly in the Mouse Ar
gonne offensive, which led TO the pre-
dicament Of the famous ''lost battal-
ion,' was due mainly to tho fact that
The negro unit received unauthorized
orders to withdraw. according to :.
special report made 70 Secretary Baker
Ply an officer o. the Inspector generals
Careful investigation has failed to
reveal the origin of tho mysterious
orders. No such instructions were sent
from American headquarters. the re-
port which was made public today said.
Company officers had been warned
that mo withdrawal order not in writ
ing and signed by the battalion COM
mander, should be obcyed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
DENIES PLEA OF POLICE
Boston officers Seek TO Force Admins
trntIon TO Give Back
Positions.
fnv Associated Pcesai

BOSTON. Nov. 1.-The Supreme Court
today denied the petition OF tho on
GERS o: the Boston Policemen's Union.
who sought restoration to the positions
from which they were removed by
Commissioner Edwin Curtis because Of
their atliliation with the American
Federation of Labor.
The court acted on the request Of
the former policemen. headed by John
Il. " IL. president OF the union, for
4 W.T., Of mandamus to compel the
commissioner to restore them. Judge
Carroll held that they were not en-
titled TO reinstatement because they
had failed TO avail themselves OF rem
edics contained in the anticoercion act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
CHURCH TO BORROW $4,000
Trustees or Grace Methodist Given
Termination by Court to Mort
gage Property.

Trustees Of the Grace Methodist
Church were granted permission yes
terday in the City Circuit Court 10
mortgage the property OF the church
TO the extent OF $4,000. IT is under
stood that a conditional loan OF $4,000
is to be made by the trustees TO DAY
for the new church building now
under construction.
Trustees of the church are: G.. II.
Archer. Ross Puctte, William NJ. Mayo,
Herman Pollard. s. Il. Bishop, r. 4.
NoYlett. w. l., Burruss. Henry S. BugE
and ]. H. Buticr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
MAYOR SPEAKS At DINNER
Board of Directors and Faculty Of Nc.
chRnics' Institute Guests OF
Archer e.. Jones.

Mayor George Auslo was tho prin-
cipal speaker last night at banquet
given by Archer q, Jones in tho honor
of the hoard OF directors and tho
faculty of the Virginia Mechanics In
.Stitutc at the -.Westmorel land club.
Moro than forty we're present and
the meeting was n riot OF good fellow
ship. Mayor Ainslie i'm his address told
OF his kindly feeling toward the insti-
tute because of the past connection Of
his father with II las president from
1883 untn his death in 1880. Or. n.
r. Anderson. secretary OF the Civic
Association. also made a short address.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
TO LET WOMEN VOTE
Spanish Cabinet Considers uiu Tin,
""u'd Grant flights TO Thnse
Over TSenty-Thrce
tpy Associated prnss1

MADRID. Nov THE Caotno, b,s
hnal!y approved the electoral bin for
intr2duction 10 the Cortes. The M
twenty three wears of age and ,ncrnas
;hH number OF deputies from 4u0 70
Nv, me measure also provides for.
women TO vote the first day and mcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
LESS MONEY is SPENT
Government Dikbnr,e-sn. ~
oc'"bcr amount To S5ZG-S4D,.O5,
Report shows.
nv Associated Proc.

WASHINGTON, Nov 7.-Disbursc-
m"n.s of s57G.349,2o5 bv the govern
,mr IN October were the lowest in
ta1y Glass announced today.
ne net current deficit for the month
VIZ, Mas s1lg ,239,ib0. the lowest for any
ihohlh since April. 1917 cxciudi, {.
months in which income and mon;
lakes w,re payable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
open PANAMA CANAL,
TO WORLD COMMERCE
Secretary of War Baker Chosen to Represent United
States-Maj or- General Goetlals Also to Take
Part in Ceremonies

practically throughout It's progress,
and number of other army officers
identified with the building OF the big
ditch"
The exact date of the opening has
not peen set, MIR. Baker expects to leave
Washington. however, soon after Con-
gross has adjourned its present session
AT the war Department Il was said tic
secretary hoped to get away the last
week in November.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
DEATHS In VIRGINIA
uohert I.indsey ,Iorri,.

, MINERAL SERVICES for Robert Lindsey
Morris. siXty-nine years of age. who
died suddenly at his home. POO Taylor
Street will take place this afternoon
at o'clock from his home. MIR. Murrie
Is survived by four sons, two daush-
ters, two sisters and "A brother. Inter-
nent VIII be in Rivervicw Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

or kenilworih Inn and other propcrtv
nntil rccenny occupied by the Ifns.e1
states genera! army hospital No ~
rs general hospital was au;horiznJ
IN telegram from sureeon-GrncraI
rupert Blue 10 Pharmacies, r. b.
knOusc received hcrr tnGnY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
BUTTS IN ON TREATY
Then Guards Come and Point The Way
Out TO New York
N1nn.
IRy Associated res. I

w ASH1N TON. Nov. 7.-Joscph
Horan OF New York, attempted to Join
Win the United States Senate today
~ It's debate on the peace treaty,
i"n'lcmcn. he cried. rising from
nus seat in the gallery and drawing
rom MS pocket an American flag Il
want To cNnresS'--and then the guards
reached him lie explained TO CapitoI
poiic. later that he had divine in
Sructions" TO tell the Senate a few
for investigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
PLAN TO TRY GERMANS
Supreme Council Names Commission
To Draft Final List of
Individuals,
by AsSpclated Prnss1

fAlilS. Nov; THE supreme coun
Cii Today decided to appoint a commits
charscd with violations of the laws
ana whom Germany must surrender for
trial '''t
;. The. commission will compare the
,is,s furnished BY tho various allies,
i1rmuiatc Il method OF procedure FOR
where the various tribunals will sit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
B0LSHEVIST PLOT IN ITALY
Conspiracy Financed Dv Ru..f.r
So'fcts Aimed nj Overthrow
OF Monarchy.

ROME. Nov.e7.---A Bolshevist plot to
overthrow the monarchy on the day OF
the forthcoming national elections
tNovembcr. l6). has been discovered
by the Italian police
Convincing evidence that many mil
lions OF dollars hav6 been shipped into
Italy from Russia for the furthcrance
OF world wide revolutionary propA-
Ganda is In the hands or the authorl.
Ties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
IBv Associa,ea Press1

WASHINGTON. Nov. - Formal
opening. of the Panama Canal and it's
dedication to tho commerce of tho
world-l ceremony which has been
postponed because OF the world war
is planned 20 take place carly In De-
cember.~ Secretary Of War Baker will
represento the United States govern
ment. the official party. including
Major General Cocktails retired, who
was in charge of canal construction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
FAMILY POVERTY STRICKEN
Funds Arc Sought for Relief of Widow
and SiA Children Confronted
b! Want.

Slowly but surely contributions are
arriving for the relief of the poor
widow and her six children who are
IN needy circumstances, and for whom
The Times Dispatch is raising a fund
OF $50. An error In the contributions
receipt was made yesterday, 80 Of the
lund acknowledge ell being part OF fund
No. Z, which has been completed. maxi
Ing the funds on hand up until yesier-
day 50.
This woman and her six children are
entirely dependent on the earnings of
a fourteen year-old boy, tho Oldest Of
the children. The family is in a p;tiabie
condition. Contributions arriving yes
;erday were:
&. G.. n. $50
~. .. ~. l.uN
W. Al. i....'. .................. 300
lotal .:....,.. ...............S $50
Previously ackuow dgcd 80. 800
Total Observation-Disclosures. $3.50