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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-31
Mournsd u. InsuItsd Country.

It is related of Theirs. celebrated
French statesman who died about
40 years ago, that so long as there
was a German soldier on French ,oil
he always used notepaper with a ep
black border.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-31
PoR SALE

1924 Ellis Park (near Yincennes
k-Yenue). 3 Story Fiat Building. in
good condition Bargain for quick
sale. See Mr.. Anderson. 1854 Yer
non Avenue.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-31

Mrs. Nina Keeble, who has been
very sick for several weeks at the
home of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Ida
VI. Keeble, AIS Dearborn street, is
improving slowly under medical care.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-31
THE BROAD AK
PaEshsd Every saturday


n this city since July 18th, 1899,
without missing one single issue. Re
pabRcans, Democrats, Catholics, Pro
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claiming the editorial right to speak
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LEGAL communications win reesiye
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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-31
CHIPS.

Hosie Mathis, Seminole, Okla, is
among the new subscribers to The
Broad AK.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-31
DIR. DANIEL HALE WILLIAMS.

One of the eminent and advanced physicians and
surgeons this couny who is kept extremely busy these
critical times m administering his many patients.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-31
Bees Do Not Sting skunks.

bees Do NOT Sung okunkA
That skunks will eat bees Is the tes-
timony OF E. L. Denslow Of Con-
neaut township. He came upon one in
the act OF moving his hives enough
to bring out the bees, and when they
came out the skunk ate them. Denslow
fired at the animal but missed. Later
the skunk came back and repeated the
performance, again getting away.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-31

TFAo NAalipialh ave. dIC just dS nap
py as they possible can be for lately
DR.. stork presented them with a
bouncing baby boy and Mrs. Miller,
DR.. Miller and their new son are all
doing fine
DR.. George c. Hall, our popular
townsman, has been spending the
st week at TuSkegee Institute
Alabama, where he was royalty en-
tertained by DIR. Robert R Morton.
Miss Irma B. Cheatham, stenog-
rapher in the Office Of the Faulkner
& Cook Real Estate Co., 36l5 State
street, has been confined to her home
several days on account of illness.
Miss Chatham is improving and ex-
expects to be on the job in a few
days.
Mrs. Victoria Bond Goodwin.
whose husband passed away last
week, left Monday morning for Gal
weston, Texas. where she win spend
two months in visiting with her
friend, Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. Goodwin
is one of the teachers in the Skinner
School on the West Side. She was
granted leave of absence for two
months.
Mrs. Daisy. Anderson. CO.'S s. Alb
erdeen street. has for the past ten or
twelve days, been suffering with a
most stubborn cold. and with compli-
cations OF other ailments. With good
medical attention she expects to be
able to discharge her household du-
ties within the next ten days
Lawrence N. Jones, 55lo Calumet
ave. who had resided in this city
for many years and wosled for Uncle
Sam at the Armour station passed
away at bis home the latter part Of
last week. He and his good wife,
Mrs. Jones. have many friends in all
parts Of the country who deeply re-
gret his passing on out into the next
world.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-31

Entered As SeeOnd-Class Matter, Aug.
10. 1909, At the Post once at Chicago,
III, Under Act of March >, 1873.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-31
HareIs Ears Better Than Its Ewes.

Although the hare has beautifully
large and prominent eyes, devoid Of
eyelashes, and adjusted so that It can
see backward and forward. they are
not good eyes Perhaps for this rea-
son II sleeps a great part Of the time
and always with its eyes open. There
Is some compensation for poor eyes,
however, in the fact that its hearing
Is extremely keen
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-31
hawI<s Not AII EnemIes.

The department Of agriculture says
that of the 80 principal varieties Of
hawks AZ are Of benefit to the farmer
since they catch great numbers Of ro-
dents that injure crops. It is even
said that a hawk on the farm is as
valuable as COW. There are three
varieties OF hawks that are deadly to
chickens and should be shot on sight.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-31

Superintendent of the Lake Park Hospital who Is uptC
date m every respect and s her responsible position win
credit to herself and to The Institution.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-31
codhsb Had swallowed watch.

The fishing smack HOodeneganset.
Captain SkidmOre Of Essex. Conn.,
had. among several interesting marine
relies a lady's gold watch taken from
the stomach Of a Goldfish near the reef
on Nantucket. Mass. The timepieee r.
marked on the interior OF the case,
-Bergee. No. s722. London. England. !"
with no date Il 3 in a perfect state OF
preservation. with the hands marking
1915 o'clOck-The New England Fish
cries.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-31
@Paradise Repaired" on Cabbage.

It is said that John Milton often
used to have nothing but a few olives
for dinner. and we do not wonder so
much since learning this that he 50
seldom wrote anything cheerful We
do not think We could write anything
cheerful ourselves after dining on
few olives, though we have done II
not infrequently on boiled cabbage and
prune whip.-ohiO State Journal.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-31
compositIon Of Pennies.

Pennies are made OF 95 per cent
copper and 3 per cent nickel and zinc.
The material which goes into them
costs about % cents a pound and this
pound makes up into 40 one-cent
pieces. They are distributed to banks
at their face value. 50 the pEoft il
81 pound. less the cost OF manufac-
ture, which is not great.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-31

DR.. and Mrs. Edward s. Miller,
44lS Champlain ave, are just as hap
by as they possible can be for lately
DR.. stork presented them with a
bouncing baby boy and Mrs. Miller,
DR.. Miller and their new son are all
doing fine.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-31

Vol XIV. January 81, 1920 No Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01

Art NeedleWOrk
Featuring six de-
Cidedly int $ ing
items. Many other
features not adver-
tised.
Pillowcases, Sl.47 Pair
go Pairs Tubing Pillowcases,
stamped in ) pretty designs, in
pure white work. Regular s. value
at $l.H pair.
Stamped Articles, 75c
Consisting OF Library Scaris; 80
inch Centerpieces. in ecru and
white; Baby Pillow Slips; Chill
dren's Dresses. etc. Miscellaneous
lots, some with slight defects.
Originally $l.25 to $500. Now 75c.
Stamped Aprons at 4Oc
Fancy Tea Aprons. stamped in
simple design for colored lazy
daisy and French knot work. Csc
values at 4Oc.
Child's Dresses, 2 for ST
Made up. Stamped Chambray
Dresses. pink and tan. Sizes 2 10
3. 4 to ). Regularly at Sc each
Now for $l.OO.
Children's Rompers, $50
Indian Head material, stamped
in 3 dainty designs for crossstitch
and lazy work. 81 Rompers at
85c each.
soc Towels at Csc
Tea and Glass Towels. stamped
in 5 pretty designs for colored
law daisy and French knot work
Art >eedIework Dept.-Main Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01
Bay Seal Coats

One OF the seasons MOTT pop
ular medium priced furs. Made
OF selected coney, clipped and
dyed, much the same process as
Hudson seal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01

A 4S-inch or full length wrap,
with yoke and deep cape collar,
a copy OF $1,000 Hudson Seal
Wrap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01

Hudson seal
5O-inch length. self C1S0
collar and cuffs.
5O-inch length. beaver S11S
collar and cuffs.
32-inch length. Australian
opossum collar and SOS
cuffs.
52-inch length, skunk 500
collar and cuffs.
54-inch length. Australian
opossum collar and GOS0
cuffs.
,'4-inch length, beaver S1hS
collar and cuffs,
56-inch length, beaver S0OS
collar and cuffs,
.36-inoh length. skunk S2OS
collar and cuffs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17

The Norfolk NirGinian-Piiot speaks out In
in""tin In the following fashion: THE surest
way 10 bring the prohibition law into bad
ante is 10 mnkc IL unnc. sarily oppressive.
but the proposal to inaugural an extensive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
News Of Fifty Years Ago

ORION tho Richmond Dispatch. Nov. Il. 1900
Garland Haincs. aged 81. died at his home
in Hcnrico County yesterday. lie was at one
time a citizen OF Richmond and for sew
oral years superintendent of the water works.
Internal revenue collected In this, the Third
District. in October was: on whisky S46s253;
on tobacco sl55.26S.l7: on beer, s3s4.22.
The Yellow Sulphur Springs property has
been sold TO Lauriston Wade for $4,000.
Francis i. Blair late vice presidential can
didate, has been elected to the Missouri Iegls-
lature.
The steamer Frankfort from Bremen has ar
rived New Orleans with S94 passcn gers.
mostly German emisrants bound for South
crn points. About 500 OF them going to
Texas.
Churches all over France offering their
bells to be made into cannon.
Among tho Prussian prisoners captured at
Orleans by the French large quantities OF
stolen French jewelry were found
The French have thrown some constorna-
ton into the Prussian mind by the capture or
German vessels and gunboats.
The vote the removal OF Chesterfield
courthouse was: for Manchester. Ais; for
present location. 1897 Majority in favor Of
Manchester. 7I8.
FIFTY negroes left Richmond yesterday for
Louisiana TO work farms In that State
They were mostly from Chestcraeld County.
Tho Prnasans arc compelling tho peasants
around Paris to work their fortiGcntlons
under the French nra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
The He'd NOHes.

WooyriRh: 1910. By Mat ionai Newspaper servie,J
heres round robin from four amazing
girls:
"e Tour girls hcro in the market NIL
ii''e ied' red noses. You had n piece IN the
paper ten or twenty years ago telling how to
remove cm--we are uncertain whether YOU
said TO use n scissors or file cin on But
W. want 10 know. and just to show how
ihuch We love you we've put our noses to-
cether, instead OF writing you four tedious
letters. ana wo are not saying a word about
whisky or rum which is something we de'say
you seldom encounter in letters from red
nosed readers"
Seldom? Bless you children. it's the frs.
time since 1902.
Meat markets arc usually chilly and young
women perversc. On a hot, swelterinE sum
mer day. they the young women) sport furs.
and on bleak fall day they wear something
Iika evening dress. This Is absolutely hy
EienIc even IL 1t does brighten up the nose.
young woman. like anyone else may pat
on Or leave on whatever she wishca, when
ever she likes. provided she is perfectly com
Portable. She may be comfortable under all!
circumstances IL she will wear wool or wool
and silk next the skin
Wool and silk are slow heat conductors:
cotton and linen fast heat conductors.
Wool or silk or both combined conserve the
vasomotor function There We co-alwuys
have to spoil good work by dragging in some
utterly meaningless medical term II merely
bctrays the writer's incapac!ty. Zig words
always do that
The rasomotor portion o! the involuntary
nervous system. with a controlling center
IN the brain. regulates the distribution Of the
blood IL these busy nerves slept at the switch
one would just freezh 10 death every time
oae went outdoors cold day or indui ged
in q cool bath They are the warming W,
nerves, and also tho cooling-on nerves. but
the warmng-up function IS positive and the
cooling off is merely negative.
Think Of the tremendous strain tn. So
called civilized and particularly the molly
coddied life. places upon the vaso,no,orS.
Scores OF times daily plunge suddenly
from a tank He'd with respiratory nu!d at a
temperature OF. say. 20 to 20 or even SO de-
grccs If badly coddcd, out into the
Then in little while suddenly back into the
need protection. not against cold, but against
the terrific gymnatic strain the vasomotor
nerves. In wool or silk or both combined We
have II in u form second only to tho hairy
coat We wore before adopted tho civilized
mollycoddle life.
Now. girls. do not throw the paper down
in disgust You needn't those fam
Gus hann"s Of grandpa's time In fact.
warn you against any tightly woven ma
ieTial: the artificial skin underwear should
tie light and Porous. not air or waterproof
For example, so-calied neccc-lined material is
an abominaiion for anyone 10 wear. Wear 'em
As light as you wish. but let en- be wool or
SILK or both. and knitted. woven. And
stockings of similar material.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
"HE|CH-HO" BALLET IS
OUTSTANDING FEATURE
Large Cast OF Singers and Dancers
With Strands Thanksgiving
Attrnct Inn

:, The producers of "lIeigh- lilo" sIrcs.
the fac, that tho book ana lyrics inc
in them genuine hnmor that is not
i've Wy iinc way r uihsp,snd lent upon snge"s
or TINS musical fantasy Is comedy nt
JOY alike. ="
Underlying the plot in the Pierre,
idcn that men and women always r,
tain the spirit of play, tho esscn.,
or youth. which survives the pa.s.
ing OF me years. and that they Ike
ianrics that lure them away from H.,
everyday world. In ..ifcigh-IIn,,
ne Jester appears TO tell the audicnc.
c cnat nc is hbom, TO reveal AN en-
country or no time. 10 waves asid,,
inc curtain and the most a,uusiI,t
characters are introduced.
interest ccnters on l.orvai. the
n ,oScr. ana the dainty churanne whom
siu" tho realm Of romance. and tn,
most unexpected sccnca are intr,-
unced In the course Of the cvc;,i,tu
the movies and grand opera are mr.
scented. 80
.oaty liz one or the hits or In" show
ihotihs Gonkcy. who is remembered
IN Flddlera Three" plays tho part
ee,n norSai ana Fern Doubleday. in
sErn r, IN thS original production az
ninho!y Enemies IL Charannc.
LOUIS Cassarant. long :, favoritc Il,
nEnd ,op opera ~ he jester. Henry
London production Of The n.,,.,
oie' appears as Grumpo, an "ccr,,
n,c o!h comedian. Eugene Locnhnrt
ms ms. or ne book and lyrics. az vel
MI De seen In ligh, comedy roi.
neg" - remarkable chorus ~ nrct
~ girls promised. and the dane.
m ~ pe a distinctive feature OF tn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
Kenyon Urges Home Building
fDy Unitcd Naval

WASHINGTON. Nov. l6--Senators and Rep
rcsentatires from agricultural States VIII NEE,
at early date 20 consider the possibility
OF cnactinE Legislation to aid farmers ac-
cordng TO Senator Kenyon. OF Iowa who has
returned to the capital.
Kenyon. chairman OF the reconstruct ion
committee which Investigated the situation
declared farmers compelled TO sell their
PRODUCTS at less than it to raise them
Revival OF the war finance corporation 10
Kenyon said was under consideration
The reconstruction committee. which also
Investigated the housing shortage, found the
country is short million homes. according
To Kenyon. The Senator said il was pos
s.ble plan might be worked out for cstab-
!shment of Federal home loan banks similar
IN operation to the Federal farm loan banks
lie pointed out that States already begin
ming to assist in home building. and tina:
Great Britain and France had established
systems of aid
Some thing must be done" said Mr. Kenyon
rest for home owning is euro for Bolshe-
Vism. ! went into one district In Chica go
and found there was average of seventeen
persons in home
Senator Kenyon said investors will not pu;
their money in homes at present high prices
hccaus. they cannot get adequate returns. The
committee collected some evidence OF an effort
10 sustain prices OF building materials aru-
hc!aiy which is to be turned to the De-
pariment of Justice.
To help clear the situation in Washing ton
removal of government departments is urged
b: Kenyon.
His committee will advocate government
operation OF coal mines unless prices come
down. said Mr.. Kenyon. and that the Senate
committee. which investigated election expen
diturcs, 81 which he is chairman would en-.
Geavor t" have ready repor, for the open
ins of Congress, December C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
rs OF WINTER GARDENS
BEAUTIES COME NOV. %
Richmond VIII Sec Seventh "Pass-
Ing Show" All That
Wpnk

with wond0r cast OF super-eS-
cellencc. the New York Winter Cur
denis Passing Show" will be the
strand attraction the entire week Of
November 90.
Lilso it's predecessors. this revuo
IS u hugo whirling conglumeration OF
rum farce. comedy. drama. spectacle.
cStEaHaSanza. and trnrcsty. There
are two acts and nftccn colossal
scencs-a swiftly moving froiic, be-
wildcring in its surprises. Whom
viewing IL Passing SHOW" the pub-
with undreamcd OF interest and fer
vor.
good part Of tho entertainment
u gwen over To burlcsque OF the most
season. This show eciipsoa all pre-
y,ous efforts from the Winter Gar
show" the nrst having been pro-
The book and lyrics are hy uar-
old Atter.dgc who has Written All
nc recent Winter Garden cHtrava-
E"nzns. The music is by Sisinund
kombcrg ard Jean Schwartz
The cast provided by the Shubcrts
comprises very unusual collection
OF comedians. singers and dancers.
among whom are such we'll known
brick. tho Klein Rrothcre. Edward
liass". Edward Cutler. Helca Car
rlnyton, Alexandra Dagmar. Dolores
Ssiai arsS. Billie shaw: reEsy Brown,
Ihelma seymour. Bohbie T,oics. VIC
tor Bozart. Jack and Frank Han.
There ARE also scvcnty-iivc young
women O! various types In this ar-
promised when the Passing show
is seen here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
COTTON MANUFACTURERS
TO MEET IN PHILADELPHIA
Hoard of Directors OF American Az
soeiHtton Includes John l.. Pat
frrsOn. NIchmond Man

u
CHARLOTTE. y. e.. Nov. IL
phi!adelphia WAS selected today for
me 1921 convention of tho American
.oti"n manufacturers Association by
,nc board OF governors Of the orcanl-
here. !"
The general situation In the tex
,iie Industry WAS discussed reports
showing , substantial eur;ailment In
t'ine OF operation OF the mills, with
an increasing reduction I'm wa:.e
schedulcs No figures, however. were
made public.
The following members Of the
p"aId OF governors were present: G.
r liut chison. Mount Holly. " G..
shai'man; Allen +. Johnson. Green's
po'". y. y; John ]. Patterson. Rich
ni"nd. Va; NJ. l.. Cannon. kannanoIis.
! g.; BERNARD NJ. Conc. GreensDoro.
~ ~: W, :. tcrc"n. Mouitr!c. Ga:
w. smith. Greenville, S. L.: II, :
KI{ nn,,,! Lincoin,on. \: C.: 7. IL.
West Durham. " q: Stu,r, ~
Sramer, Mayworth. y. O.: j. II, Ham.
Wctt, Anderson. :. e.; Arthur /
prapcr. Charlotte. and W. II. Adame'
nhariotte. secretary Of the associa,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
"HONEYMO0N NIGHT" is
UP-TO-DATE MUSICAL PLAY
hiE Cast ar Fort, VIII Present Pain,
bcnch it"mnncc with
OrlOb's Music

new. entertaining and up-to-dat,s
~ ,M.sai comedy is "!IoncymoOit
S'Ght, IN" attraction NJ the StrunI
from tomorrow might on Tn. mi.
~ Yer! appropriate. rs IL d.scrii,..
~. an'"n, lures 81 gay youth yvh0
wealthy hciross IN order 10 r,i,
control OF her fortune.
VIZ and comedy run riot thro7Ii.n
my ), all WHALE tho lyrics have. *
pretty swing and tho music tln.l.a
nlrfriiy. The costum!ng ana seen
err is picturesque and the large CON,
pan? includes such Broad~a. rayor
itcs as oiil!c carday. Catherine pcJ
ncId, borothy Ricketts,, Barbour H,l
laas. Frank 4. Ford, Frederic
Hampton; Emil Asker. Betty D.s
nW"hn. iioria Grey. Ellen Hopkins.
victoria Allen florenc. DcDarr ji"i
en- Mccabc. Mildred Scals. SInrrarIto
Edwards, while the many song mum.
ncts ar" executed hy "a chorus 81
pretty ana well trained girls wEtr,
numerous Chaugss o. COSTUME
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17

Ban Johnson has been suppressed and only
Iii remains in eruption
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
CLOSED SHOP Is
AGAINST HUMAN LIBERTY
strikes Tint Influence Political A..
ZION heroiutionnry, Says ATTORNEY
Tor Nnflonnl Industrini rouncII

iEy Associated Press.l
ZEN FIX. COL. Nov. i5.-Char-
huence political action as acts OF
revolution. contrary to the principl.s
OF democracy" Walter Gordon Mer-
,ltt, general attorney for the National
Industrial Council. New York CITY
ittacked the closed shop in an nd
dress tonight before the convention
OF american Mining Congress-.
The open shop is In furtbcranre
or human liberty" Sir. Merritt said.
Ihe closed shop. whether union or
HHohun!oh' is against human liberty.
Oh a union should be encouraged.
Strikes To cocrcc or influence no
ii'icai action. such as are so common
IN Europe and are just beginning
mere. cannot be tolerated. They arc
acts OF revolution. contrary TO the
principles OF democracy. BY their
tempt Al an overthrow OIL the orderly
processes of government by ballot. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
Nothing Ia Conceal

D EAR-ADMlRAL WILLIAM :. BENSON,
chairman OF the Shipping Board in
replying TO the Wholesale charges OF fraud
connected with the administration OF the
corporation. TO which the House committee
on shipping operations investigating its
affairs gave publicity without any at
teinpt at ascer,aning their truth or falsity.
makes statement at once frank and COM
mendable in the desire ii expresses for a
full and complete investigation Of all OF the
facts involved since tho board came into
existence. Whatever such investigation
may disclose, he says, he holds himself in
readiness 10 see 10 it that wrongdoer
connected with the board will escape if the
wTongdoing is brought to his attention
With this assurance. he states that every
facility is offered, with the records or the
boards operations open to the public. 10
those who desire information as 10 how
the trust has been administered. There
Is no cHort on our part he saws. Ito shrk
whatever responsibility we have assumed /"
lie then pays a tribute TO The men who prc-
ceded him III the trust in which their vision
:is 10 the stupendous undertaking OF tho
creation or merchant marine was wrought
into actually until America has reached
the point where it IS ship independcnt II
has realized lis dream Of an efficient mer-
chant marine that enables /, to compete
with the shipping OF the greatest maritime
nations.
Admitting that in an organization Of such
magnitude as involved the ernplovmcnt and
training of 900 ,oQ4 t.en and the cxpendi-
Iure Of more than three billions OF public
funds in an undertaking in which speed.
IN getting results was the important con
sideration, il would be mpossihi. 10 preyen,
all wrongdoing or to do business without
suffering financial losses from time 10 time
ne insists that facts will Cbc-r ,g,