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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-10-21

For instance, because of our low rates, Com
mon Stock owners last year received less than
2per cent interest ON their investment. Yet, the
full per cent interest was paid on every dol
lars worth of Preferred Stock that had been
sold by the Company
And that will always be the case. That is WHY
your per cent interest is always assured.
MORE THAN HALF THE ISSUE OF
PREFERRED STOCK ALREADY SOLD
Substantial farmers an't progressive business
men recognize in Idaho Power Company per
cent Preferred Stock an ideal investment It's
perfect safety and its high rate Of interest ap-
peal to them. And they welcome the opportm-
ity of helping to build up this territory at the
same time that they are adding to their own
fortunes I'''
More than half the issue of Preferred Stock
has already been sold to representative men
throughout the district.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-10-21
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
BUY FOR CASH OR ON SAVINGS PLAN

BUY FOR CASH OR ON SAVINGS PLAN
You can buy Idaho Power Company Prefer
red Stock for 800 a share plus the accrued div
idend to date of payment for stock. Or you
can pay for it in ten monthly payments. And
you receive 6 per cent interest on all partial
payments until the stock is paid for,
Here is your opportunity to invest either
large or small amount Of money in an indus
try which is already substantially and perman-
emily established yet having an Unlimited field
for growth
Here is your opportunity to lay the founda
ton of an independent income by saving only
small amount of your salary every month.
It's worth looking into Talk to any Idaho
Power Company Employe, or fill out and mail
the attached coupon to us today.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-10-21
IDAHO POWER COMPANY,

FOWEH
boise, Idaho.
Interested in your cent Cumulative Preferred
Special Savings Plan. Please send full in
formation concerning this II is understood under
obligation whatever
(Name) Observation-Disclosures.
(Address) .....''...''','''''''''
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-22
TEXAS COMPANY
SECURES TRACT
FOR OPERA ION
Security Producing Company of Ft
Worth Takes Over 800 Acres In
Section Seven, Cement Field;
To Develop Acreage.

A deal OF considerable Importance
to the Cement field has just been
consummated whereby the Security
Producing and Drilling company o.
Ft. Worth comes into possession o.
320 acre tract of land, being the
/ east half of section 7-5-9 and consid
cred to be among the most valuable
/ undeveloped tracts in the Cement
4 field. The consideration was not
made public.
The Security Producing and Drill
ing company is rapidly becoming one
OF the heaviest owners of acreage
in this district and is being ranked
among the most active operators. 1t
is understood that they are planning
an extensive drilling campaign to
develop this newly acquired acreage
and statements of officers of the COM
pany are that they will begin drill
ing as soon as the necessary mate
rials can be secured.
The security company has been
operating in the Cement field bui a
short time. They have, however,
several strings of tools at work.
They are drilling on proven tract,
the same being the Lackey farm in
section 1879 where they have 715
feet of hole completed. They are
also operating other tools on con
tract work in the field.
The deal in question gives the Sc
curity company nearly 400 acres on
what it claimed to be the structure
in the Cement district. ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-22
OKLAHOMA TOWNS
WITH GROWING PAINS
Published in Alphabetical order
BY List of Cooperating
Newspapers.
pRuMRIeHr


Has population of 10000. over
$4,000 people receive their mail at
Drumright.
Has a superior court.
Is the market place for 5000 oil
field workers who are paid $l5,O00,-
00O annually
Oil field contains 2,776 OIL wells
which produce daily 67o4o barrels.
Headquarters for q purchasing
companies, center from which q
pipe lines radiate.
Has 4S pumping stations Nearly
100 gasoline plants.
Center Of oil field with population
Of over 10000.
Has one national bank and two
state banks with deposits Of $1,000
600.
School census five years ago shows
80 pupils, at present 1000 pupils.
Five splendid ward schools valua-
ton $950,000 on assessments.
New $235,00O high school. Drum.
right public schools first in state.
Has $4,000 fire apparatus, $780,
600 worth Of paving, white way,
fine waterworks system, -four thea
ters, new $l5O,OOO hotel.
Has new municipal building cost
ing $4,000.
Third city in state in number of
automobiles
Has $4,000 Baptist church, Catho
lie, Presbyterian, Methodist and
Christian churches. Plans for new
$4,000 Methodist Episcopal church.
New $15OOOO Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall New $4,000 Moose
Home. $4,000 Masonic Hall.
over $1,0O0,O0O city improvements
under headway.
A live Rotary club, Chamber of
Commerce, etc.
New Federal building promised.
Good water-and healthy location /
no mosquitoes. New city hospital I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-22

A bad taste In the mouth comea
from dsordered stomach and slug
gish state OF the bowels. Herbine cor
rects the trouble Immediately. II
purifies the bowels, helps digestion,
and sweetens the breaht Price soc
Sold by Wren Drug Co-Adv.s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-22

American League.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia al Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-22
Western League.

Omaha at Oklahoma City.
st. Joseph at Tulsa.
Sioux City at Joplin.
Des Moines at Wichita.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-22
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Western League.

Oklahoma City GA, st. Joseph so
Wichita 3-6, Des Moines 20.
Joplin 1874, Sioux City 90.
Tulsa "a, Omaha 0-S.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-22
National League.

Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
81. Louis at Boston.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-22
NatIona, League.

New York s, Pittsburg 0.
Chicago 4, Brooklyn 2.
Only two games scheduled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-22
American League.

Boston 10, Cleveland 8.
New York 4, st. Louis 3.
Washington 8, Detroit 4.
Chicago 7. Philadelphia 3.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-22
GAMES TODAY

Western Association.
Okmulgee at TT. Smith.
Henryetta at Springfield.
Enid at Pawhuska.
Chickasha at Drumright.
Evening star., 1920-10-29
statesmen.

Exceptional positions now open
in our local sales force for 3 real
men. Only men looking for ad-
vancement and with the ability
to produce considered. We will
pay exceptionally we'll for the
right caliber of men. Reference
and record OF selling ability re-
quired. Apply Room 2O4, 1886
New York ave. See Mr.. Met
calfe.
Evening star., 1920-10-29

DOES YOUR INCOME STOP
WHEN YOU STOP
WORKING?
HERE IS A CHANCE
For the investor Of a few hundred dollars as
we'll as the big business man to get in q
proposition where there is every ASSURANCE that
this investment will net him splendid returns.
We do not keep your money tied up inde6n-
itely. The full amount OF your investment Is
returned to you after q short period Of time,
plus large profit. still leaving you an inter-
est in the concern which should continue to
net you 4 handsome income yearly.
This proposition will stand the most rigid
known, reliable concern which you can look
up through your own banker.
Write for particulars.
Address Box 1902. Star Office. o9s
BOWLING AND BILLIARD PARLOES for sale;
central location. Address Box 1O5-P. Star ONCE.
l.
STOCKS WANTED-Piedmon Motor Car M.
Ter Train Control and oil stocks. A. L. Deibel,
Roatmen's Bank bldG. st. Louis. No. 29e
ROCK SPRINGS HOTEL property on Conduit
road; for sale or lease; easy terms. Apply
121S N. 7. ave. 15s
LOCAL COkPORAITON feQuifDg additisoal
capital for expabsion offers ege preferred stsek
With liberal bonus Of common stock fFes. Pre-
fefTvd il laying dividends. Unusual Opportunity
foe large or small Investors, combining eAfec
ct priDeipal with every prospect Of large pseoe
Full Information mailed upon request. Ne se(s
0t5on. Address Boz l0rP, star ofleo.
Evening star., 1920-10-29

P. F. CARLEY,
6l7 z St. NV. Phone F. 6l53.
Reliable Business Broker.
Remember, no charge for list
ing and advertising if you have
business can recommend.
A few specials thst must be sold this week.
Get busy and secure one.
Delicatessen. ice cream and soda fountain:
best location in northwest. See this place for
bargain. Doing daily business Sis to $125.
Grocery near l4ti and Park road. Must be
sold now. Will sell at invoice for quick deal.
Ask me about this.
good suburban grocery near city. Will
sell very cheap. Owner going out Of business
on account of sickness.
Delicatessen and light grocery near 18th st.
Sc. Long lease. low rent.
Poultry. fish, oysters and game stand in one
Of the leading markets. Sickness causes owner
to leave city This Is . snap for s.. 800.
Cigars newsstand and fruit in NV. near
Mo- ave. Low rent: doing good business.
Oysters and nsh market; can be used for
meat market in connection. This must go at
once Price, $500.
Several good bargains in rooming houses
Call on me and l can put you next to good
money maker.
P. F. CARLEY.
Evening star., 1920-10-29
MANIFESTATIONS.
Accountant.

Age, a.; twelve years experience; capable Of
installing entire systems and handling your
federal tax matters. Address Box 1857, Star
Evening star., 1920-10-29


Star office. 3Os
Roy, colored, wishes position rs chauffeur;
also woman cook. 3015 sherman ave. NV.
BuILER'S POSITION. well experienced: private
family or boarding house; colOred. 14lO
Swami st. NV. Lewis.
CHAUFFEUR, white, wishes position-private,
truck. ]. c. Smith. Columbia Institute for
Deaf. 1th and Florida ne.
CLERICAL. or salesman work: industrious man.
Address Box 23-R, Star office. 81
DRUG CLERK-Long experience in best stores.
employed, would make change. Address Box
3A-P Star Ofice.
EXECUTIVES ASSISTANT-Young married
man, Il yrs. experience secretarisl duties. en-
pabe taking charge of Office: expert stenosrs.
pher and typist desires position with future.
Address Box AIR, Star Office.
EXECUTIVES ASSlSTANT-Young man, eI-
perienced stenOgrapher, capable correspondent
and advertising writer. seeks connection with a
future. Address Box 2IO-P. Star office. 20
HIGH SCHOOL. BOY wants place to learn
business or trade: hours and Day NO object
Address Box :07-P. Star oaRcs. Sos
Evening star., 1920-10-29

SALESMAN-A we'll known
long-established electrical dealer
desires the services OF young.
hustling, experienced man to sell
appliances. Address Box 213-P,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1920-10-29

BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUN thoroughly ex.
perienced and competent. Address Box 3-R,
Evening star., 1920-10-29

post ONCE. Pffce. .$Ig.WD
Small confectionery and light grocery. living
rooms. owner In govt. employ, must sell.
Price. $3.50. See Us today.
II you want to buy sell q business place
it will pay you to consult our up-to- date and
successful Offices. We have little or no com
petition.
Marshall Business Brokers,
oeo N. Y. Ave.
Evening star., 1920-10-29

ATTENTION! Small store for rent; any kind
Of shop or business, 4O15 Georgia ave. n.w
Will improve for responsible party. 31s
ROOMlNG HOUSE-Central, downtown; 1s
rooms; 81. 200 cash; immediate Possession. Ad-
dress BOX 30-R, star office.
COTTAGE CITY meat market for sale: will
sell for 5000 cash II sold at once. Apply Cot
tage City. Md 31e
PARTNER-Wanted. q one-half partner in an
established business; work every night and
need nights off: applicants act promptly. Call.
between SO p.m., d. r. Horton. Washington
Dancing Academy. 43l 11th st. NV. 800
FOR RENT--A BLACKSMITH SHOP AND
tools; good business: reasonable rent: in near
suburbs, Inquire 017 srd st. NV.
DANDY FRUIT, delicatessen and grocery store.
9th ST. n.w., on edge OF excellent business
tion; lease. stock and fixtures. 500. Phone
Col. 81.
OWNER Will SACRIFICE store for QUICK
sale: located on Conn. ave. sear Chevy Chase
circle This is u proposition which merits
immediate investigation.
n. L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
72l 18th St. NV.
Phone NJ. 59Q3.59Q.
Evening star., 1920-10-29

CIOrHEs-wotkingmen. while as matter Of
80 The bie stores never gave Us thought.
and thew don't know, but we are beloved BY
The hustler who must and does depend On the
nav envelope See how we help ~ selling
slightly used overcoats. = up; new pen~' ,.
up ''' Justh's old stand. 80 o.
1C0kN GAS RANGE. three burner; excellent
hsker, $ib. North $50
uII'S SJTiT black, double breasted. 81 yS;
reye, worn SIS. North S:6S.
SIT T71' TENT, light weight. si:. .: "
81 or phone North ASST.
IJGHT TRAILER for Ford other light car:
sise Of body, 3xe IT., So. AZ " st. OF phone
=. 4ss7.
G1S FIXTURES and dome. practically new.
for sale cheap. ]. ]. Sanders, COL Gresham
place NV. o
MANS SUIT and o'erco,ss; "a .''; ,oi d.sss ns
floor. Open evenings. ol
I.ADY'S SUIT. coat and dress. size 80. Col.
7sOO Apt. 3O7 Chatham Courts.
COOK STOVE, No. Z, DanEler, burner and
Perfection o-buruer oil stoves, small speed
the with treadie, drill press. Call after
p pm.. a: Ind ST. ne
RRSSS BED. three quarter, complete with new
mattress. $35. laa0 x 81. n.w.
ONIONS. 7ac 6u.: sweet poistoes, M.5o to So
b,i. : pumpkins and Irish potaters. CAPT: Evans.
schooner "Minnie May" at flth st. wharf.
iNvALID'4 ROII1ING CHAIR; splendid con
dition. Apply l2i9 l2th st. NV. 30s
CNIT0RM-U. s. Army, rsptain's; winwr
weight: imported English whipcofd: tailored;
n st,solut~iy new: size IT: with full leather leg
gins: s35. Call write Apt. eos. $500 ltfh
81. NV sV
new, ATTRACTIVE styles; size Is; very ssasss-
AZ 13lk uiSf0u nf.. Adj. II.
Evening star., 1920-10-29

FOR SALE-A lot of fine ma
hogany and oak cabinet mantels
and mantel tops, all with beveled
mirrors. In perfect condition.
Suitable for high-grade resi-,
dence. Other kinds of building
material for sale cheap. Apply
at llOS 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-10-29
statesmen.

statesmen.
We have openings for a few
clean-cut men who have in
tegrity and ambition, sales ex-
perience preferable, but not
necessary, for the right man who
wants to make good; permanent
position if you have ability. Let
us show you the unusual oppor-
tunity we can offer. For inter
view phone Mr.. Hachenberger,
Main 2848, or write the Beale
Co. 1888 II st. NV.
Statesmen WANTED-severai honest men to
devote all or part of time in home building
end investment proposition for the family of
small means Excellent opportunity to earn big
money by the man willing to work all day
or after hours Experience not necessary
Work leads to permanent position with good
pay. References
See Mr.. Beall
1920 New York avenue.
Evening star., 1920-10-29

MARCEL WAVER-Experienced excellent op-
nortunity. Nine Elaine. 1909 Conn ave
Evening star., 1920-10-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

50. 8.5O0-LTNCHROOM. downtown: 100 chairs
rent. $500; rooms which rent Tor siso' ,.
81 ,1OO-Lunchroom. splendid section; rent
cheap; > rooms: lease.
81 .2OO-Sear- beer and pool business; rent. $50;
rooms. kitchen and bath.
81 O-Near-beer business; rooms; lease;
rent so; garage.
81. .3Oo-Splendid candy and confectionery. NV.
section; rent. $50: years lease: 81 900 cash.
81 ,5O0-Confect. and news; rent, $50: lease.
s.. .SO0-Auto access. business: reAt. $40; stock
will inventory price asked; good corner; 3
years lease.
Market stands in Riggs market: all kinds Of
meats; rent. $50; a real bargain for quick
sale.
Grocery. NV section: rooms and garage:
rent, $50: lease; must sacrifice on account OF
other business.
s., ,sOO-Grocery, splendid location; paid for
itself in @ months: rent. $a5; years lease;
= rooms. or more II desired.
s75O-Small. busy grocery store: must sell be-
fore Nov. 4: rent only $40: fine little bargain
saOo-cigar and newsstand an" surrounded by
R. NJ. CURTIS,
Oo8 9Th st. NV. Fr. I8I4-J.
rI,,.. . N, to IN n n, Sun a tn II n m
Evening star., 1920-10-29

Marshall Business Brokers.
Auto accessories. repairs and storage. 81 $50
Taxi business. including cars. S1.00
I.unchroom, 9th st. NV. x2-ID
Restaurant. near transfer corner. ...... 600
Restaurant and roomiug house "a. 500
Restaurapt receipts, $4,000 per month. .S17, $50
Innchroom one OF best in city 81 Or0
IIrnch and oyster house se...............$S $3.50
Grocery and meats. old established. .Un
Grocery. 18th St. rooms, 81 500
Grocery ne rent sos S,J........&:4 6: 800
(,f nfectionery candies stationery 81 500
Confectionery and candies, uptown 81. 800
Confectionery and candies, II ST. NV. 81 500
Confectionery and candies 9th st. NV. s.. 90
Bakery and confectionery. .............A 81 $40
Hotel - rooms ..............$a s. sO
Hotel so rooms So 800
Roomng house. 13 rooms. 81. .400
Roomng house, "a rooms s. 100
Rooming house. 10 rooms ms..........$s $500
Exclusive boarding house. s.. 600
Special-Restaurant and hotel, near city
post Office. Price. ice...................$l2 .$l2. 600
Small confectionery and light grocery. living
rooms. owner in govt employ. must sell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-19
THOUSANDS AMERICAN
 DESERTERS IN FRANCE TIP AGAINST TROUBLE
French Will Throw Out Dragnet and Round Up All Who Cannot
 Show Papers
sx A..eei..sa pres.

p.r;s January 1s--One thousand s.serters from the American arm.' stii remain in and around Paris accordins to official announcement. Many oi inc deserters are without domiciles and are experiencing such financial embar- rassment that, according to the frencn ro,fce. they have resorted to misde- meanors such as petty thieving and larcenies in order to procure the means o, subsistence. The situation is such tbat the French authorities are plan ming a general raid. A dragnet will Dc thrown out for. the arrest of all per sons wearing American uniforms who are not supplied with proper creden- tials and leaves of absence
 Lieut.. Col. c. Bentley Mott, military attache at the American embassy, has been authorized by the war department 10 hold courtmartial on any American soldier arrested. Many of these Ameri can soldiers have suddenly found them selves unable to. move about the coun- try because the railways by permis- sion of the French government. are now charging full fare for uniformed n,en instead of one-fourth the regular rite as formerly The fare regulation alos effects soldiers in the foccupa- tfonal zone at CobIenz from whicl. ulace the number of soldiers visiting Paris monthly totalied over 5ec rnrec a rfour American soldiers nov arriving daily on leave iE~>~zs of tae carloads which were custon}arE h< fore the full fare regulation wa Dassed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-19
Army Transport Sends
 Radio Calls for Help
sy Associated Pres,

Boston. January iS.-The army transport Powhattan, with 800 pas sengcrs aboard. sent word by radi" today that she was in distress about 500 miles east of New York. The boiler room was said to be flooded. with the water gaining ana help from the pumps uncertain. The steamerc Comet and Cedric, which replied to the distress calls. were asked to stand by.
 Captain Randall, who signed the messages, gnvc the position of the Powhaftnn ms latitude sf.0J northj longitude G2.OI west.
 Tho first message said the trans- ports fire room was flooded with the pipes checked and water gain ing. In second message Captain Randall said;
 "We have 800 persons on board. Boiler room flooded. Desire ships stand by until results of attempt to raise steam to start pumps is kpows.-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-19
WHAT A "JAMBOUREE" THE FISH WILL HAVE IF THIS LIQUOR SINKS
Yarmouth With Two Million Dollars Worth of Perfectly Good Spirits. Reports She Was Tn Sink
 ing Condition
sy AmosIatss Pas.

Boston January 1s.-The British freighter Yarmouth. which left New York for Havana yesterday with q cargo of liquor. reported in radio rnes- sages today that she was sinking. Sha gave her position as latitude g north. longitude n west. and said that she was ''2f miles northeast Of Light Vessel No. g." The message said: For ward ballast tank leaking into engine room." A heavy mist prevailed The Yarmouth registers 725 tons.
 New York January 1S.--The carg1 of iiauor carried by the freight stean;s ship Yarmouth consisting Of whiskS gin and champagne. is valued af s2,o00 o0o Sch left this port yesterdaS afternoon for Havana with q heavy lts. to starboard owing to the haste with which longshoremen loaded in an ef- fort to get her away before prohibition became effective at midnight Thurs. day.
 Revenue agents were at the pier watching to see if the ship would pnt to sea before the amendment went in c effect. but at midnight there were still two barges filled with cases of iiquot alongside and large stacks of it on the pier The entire shipment was stopped by the revenue agents. but yesterday afternoon the Yarmouth waa permitted to proceed with what had been put aboard About 5000 cases of iiouor said to be worth between se5O~ 600 and s5oo.ooo at present prices were on the pier under police guard when the steamship moved out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-19
ICLEMENCEAU WILL
 |bE AT COUNCIL MEET
To Help Name Those Whom the Allies Will Try for Violating Laws of War
By Associa,,d pres.

Paris, January tS.---prcnaicr Gle menccau will attend Mondays meeting of the supreme council of the peace conference and will help draw up definite list of German officers and soldiers demanded by the allies for trinI on charges of
 violating the laws of war
 Premiers Lloyd George of Great Britain and Nitu of Italy and Hugh C. Wallace and Bston Matsui. respective " American and Japanese ambassador 10 france, will be present at the ses- sion If by that time the Jugo- SIav government has replied favorablv to ,he virtual ultimatun sent to Belgrade py me council relative to the Adriatic question. IL VIII be ac,ed upon If the Juso- Slavs refuse to meet the co,,,cii,s uemands. m Clemenceau will leave the mater to be settled by his successor. LIS improbable that the premier win Take any part in the decisions regard- lnS the future form Of tho council ana us replacement by an amba ssadorial conference. as bis action would bind tiie man who assumes his duties in tHe rrench government. Questions re gard1ng the future representstfon or Trance at the peace conferenco brought up by the retirement or N lemeneeau He Is not only head or the French delegation but nresidant .. cue conference. and three French pien1 n1potentia-ies. Stephen Pichon Cant Ahure Tardieu and Louis -Klotz. ara ID neniDers of the Clcnenceau cabinat ana VIII retire with him. The fiftb member of the French deleration ;Iules cambon. is not in the cahinat M clemenceaH will issue eontin,it,, ot automatic associations until A new ministry ls formed. when he will ra- slgn as plenipotentiary
 MT. Lloyd George and sIgnor xfttf WILL return to their capitals aftar Mondavs meetine<to await the forma :. tion of a new French cabinet herors resumlng eonsideration of bending problems Notable in the lisI Ir tbe key. 'u'
 The text Of the note denandjne tbe eNlraUilon or former Empe-or William of Geamsnv, sent 10 HoltanJ b, rs,' counch which will be n1a d. public an Monday Is understood tossnnnort ths demand bN citing Aeticle a97 of fh, se Y iles treaty which ~puhllcly ar- faixns the erstwhile kaiser for a su. prems offenFe against lnsernatloua | morality and The sanctity of treaties II anpea's 70 fhe Dutch aovernmenf.s sentiments Of justice. begging it to as- sociafe Itself wish the allies fin
 work Of exemplary repression ac eordin2 C. tn report.