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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21
ikSclSgNr NOTICE,

To the creditors OF c. NJ. Bak,r,
deceased by order Of the CLERK oil
the County Court, OF Dickson Coun-
~. Tenn: Notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims agsins,
the esssts Of { N. Baker, deceased
TO appear and Gle the same with
the Clerk Of said Court authens,
Gated in the manner described by
law, on or before Nov. /, 1870
The Insolvency u said estate
having been suggested any claim.
not aled on or before said date viii
b- forever barred both in law aud
equity
This Nay II, 1920,
K. II. kubanks Admr
oiC. NJ. Baker Estate.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21

10 why We requested Bro. Fuaua to
preach bis funeral. The high esteem
in which he was held by all who
knew him. cas- attssted by the large
crowd present At hia funeral.
He was born March 4. 1884 and
died April 10. 1890 making bis stay
On earth 80 wears and II days He
was taken sick November - and
suffered 90 dreadful until tina end
came when he went ~ sse~p 10
Jesus.
W. laid HE remains 10 rest in
the Donssan graveyard OH Piney,
His daughter,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21

Having been appointed ~ cub.
satate Trustee. which sppoin nent
is OF Tcord in tie Registers Othee
at Charlotte. Tennessee and by viz
tue Vt the poser or authority vested
in me A. substitute Trustee BY Deed
OF Trusl executed on the '1 dav
o! November 1914 10 G,aham Es-f-
ton. Trustee by r, L. Dom gan snd
cite Mary Donessn To secure the
payment of a certain ness described
In the ssid Deed OF Trust f,e SSSs.
CO With interest. which Deed ri
Trust il ot record ia Book ST.
page 1901, and dsiAult hAvn /
been made IN the payzeuf u u /.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21
GIVES WIFE
GLYceRInE MIXTURE

A retired merchant whose wife sui.
iered tor years from estatrh vi ,hs
stomach finally gave her simple
ylycerlne, buck.horn bark. etc AZ
MIXED in Adler.i.ta. ONE bottle
produced great results. Because
Adler.i,ka acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowel il removes all iaul
matter which poisoned stomach.
Relieves ANY CASE sour stomach
az ga. an STOMACH Often CT RES
constipation. Prevents appendicitis,
Clemore pharmscy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21

Thomas W Grisshy, II, VI.
In the County Court oi Dickssu
Go. tennessee.
la The above styled cause. |,
appearing from the bill. which IL
ssprn to that the defendants. lanes
l.atays,t. Grigsoy. Mrs Annie
McCaul, Ms.. Pearl McKeen, Estell
Majors. Clyde Grigsbv snd Mn.
Clara Green. or the unknown heirs
oil Mr Clara Green. are all non.
residsn. or the State Of Tennessee
90 tina, the ordinary process ot lsw
csnno, he served on them. they are
hereby required to appear on OF
b.ime the fivs Monday in June
1870 before the CLERK Of the Coon
~ Court. at bis Office in Charlotte
Tennessee. and make defense 10
the bill 6Ied agsinst them in said
Court by J X Collier, ct. al, on
a,ti.s.ise the bill will be taken Tor
coiessed and the Gauss proceeded
With exparte ,
Ii 10 further ordered thst this
notice be published im lonr con
secutive weeks Ia the Dickson
County Herald, \ sewspaper pub.
lish-d in DicksA. Tenn.
This May 1, 1890
II M. Hania Clerk.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21
Death Of A Good Woman

Mrs. ]. l., Collier died May .,h
nj II p. m. q, her home ia Erin
She bad been In declining heahh
Tor sevssal wears. but she contracted
the au and pneumonia in such a
form that she vas no, able to over
come lite power
Mrs Collier vas a true Christian
character, loved By all Who knew
her, She was bonn Sept 10 lSs-.
manied TO Mr. John T. Collier
Sept. Is. fs.5, Joined The Cumber
land Pr~se ytsrlan Church in lsSl
10 which Ae lived A consistent and
beautiful lite.
Her body sas inferred 10 the
cemetery at Charlotte to await the
morning 81 resarss,lon. She leaves
q husband, neice. and aumhe. 81
other relatives and friends "a mourn
her loss. Houston County Hew.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21
do ! our nest

Everyone should do ali b. can 10
provide for bis family and in order
TO do this be mus, keep bis phys.,
cal system 10 the bes, condition
possible. No one can reasonably
hope 10 do much when be 10 ham
alex good share OF the time. II
you are constipatsd, bilious or
troubled with indigestion re, .
package Of Chamberiain's Tablets
and follow the plain printed direc-
items. and you will soon be feeling
alright and able 10 do a days work
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21

See the show at the Psixts'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21
For = Wsak stomach

A. \ general rula all YOU need to
do u 20 adopt = JET SUITED to your
age aud oeoaps'.oU snd 70 keep
your bowels regular. When you
'~el that yov have eaten too much
anu when vonstipst-d, take one Of
Chamosfs ms Tablet. ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21
Sweet Potato Slips

We will have plenty OF Name,
Hall sweet potato slips ready 10
planting In about 10 days. plac'
your orders now.
II g Tomlinson
Dickson, Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21
NoNRssipGkv Movsca

]. Il Collier vt vi.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-21

! have III agency ios III eslshe1.
ted Robsssos- MC0ill DsgoIes sad
willsbs plssssd W eishm I'll u
taks your Old oas u = psst -, =
: ns~ ons. d. n. 6sask. Canbse
lasd rsrn 80. TssspAoas 2s-S.
Charlotte + ychso9e.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-09-03

seem opnortune, Dur me JoKe was go
ing little too far. 1t was weighing
heavily on the girls conscience. She
wished desperately that the prank had
never started. 1t must stop now and
. with some explanation. But what
could the honest explanation be? A
man was waiting on the steps of Rose
Lodge when she returned, q youngish
kindly-faced man with n quizzical
smile.
-. Miss Fairfax" he inquired.
BeatriI wondering1y nodded. y
II am Henri Smith Of Gaston," the
man 'appallingly announced. II have
. Received several communications from
a certain Miss 'Trix' of Wellstown. AS
Il spell my name Henri, to distinguish
It from, the other Henry Smiths, I
could, pot think the address mistaken.
'YettI,haSe no niece. So upon driving
through your village today l asked
your !postmiStress eYperimentally, If
she Could direct ME to the niece Of
certain Henri Smith. Directly she
sent me here. I'll confess" the man
added frankly. that I was curious
conserving, the solution Of the small
mystery."hr.
~ And then--the overburdened con-
science of Beatrix found it's relief.
Honestly SIZE made confession.
"You cannot think more contemptuL
ously of 1T all than I do myself" she
ended. But Mr.. Henri Smith was real
ly a great man. Great enough to un-
'derstand the humor Of the circum.
stance and to sympathize In its hui
initiating outcome. So he sank back
in the rocker on the flower bordered
porch, waiting to meet, he smilingly
said. "his niece's friend" 1t was after
, he had Returned to CASTOR that a Sec
ond square envelope came with
genuine invitation to the two girls for
the famous garden party at Green
Acres, The Invitation began informal
~ 'Dear Trix," and was signed "Your
Uncle Henri l..G
q. Below in small letters was written:
""There is no Aunt Elna-Im an
eligible .bachelOr."".
And the rest OF this romance you
may figure fout for yourself.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-09-03

Passengers the c. O. Ry leave
burg and off at the Gen. Watts FARM
The Judging of the different Classes wi
o'clock A. NJ. No Admission Fee The
include the following Classes:
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-09-03
Tenant Perplexlties.

First Snail-7-"Why don't you come
ont Of your SHELF" Second 'S'iail---''lm
afraid sOiucoilc else viii 60 III IT,"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-09-03
Ohioc.ion.

KnitEcr-Why is Jones ,rcsignIns bis
fob? b.. .lg,..,
Rockcr-~IIe hasn't got enough not 10
do.-Ncw York Sun. i.'rr-r..s
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-09-03
Shorpino

'. d.. '...... Shopping.
81 want q tip siiGi; for my wife"
us. that what .sEc:usrs?"
"DunnO. CUUld'I taste 0Hef'
c~:--,T-as 7..,.efz1 p. .,.--
'''..> EcrG Search.
q; '"No luck" .....
"LoOking for hootlcgT'..'
"Looking for sugar" .,,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-09-03
Different Then.

4 Talk is cheap, she, said ~
"Not II, yoh say IT with fiuwers," h
replied. .'"' '''' 'H' 10
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-09-03
z.s0ME>::SMILEs

Another, Leap Year Condition.
"'WlH you maI'ryum'
Yes. if.'yo;I WIN do the asking
father; STUNT BrGwGIng's Magazine
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-09-03
1.-THE rant Herself,

The Maid4A,Nftsst4esSs has . new hus-
The coos-7Do YOU think he'll stay'
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-09-03
Has 4 Kind Nature.

"She says she refused no fewer
than six offers Of marriage" "How
thoughtful and tohsiyderate Of her"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-09-03
Foolish Question

"How do you. get the money to pay
your advertising billsTi ,nJ,.,
by, ADVERTISING, Of course"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28
DECLARE NJ 'ADOO WILL
ACCEPT IF NOMINATED
Supporters Say They Have Re
ceived What They Character
ize as Assurances.

San Francisco, June 2S.-Friends of
William G. McAdoo have received what
they characterize as assurance that #
nominated he would accept.
The declaration that Mr.. McAdoo
would accept was ma dc today by Thomas
b. Love, National Committeeman from
Texas, in formal statement, which read:
The question is frequently asked
whether. in view of Mr.. McAdoo's sincere
desire that his name be not presented to
the convention, he would accept the
nomination if made. | say with assur-
ance, that if nominated, he will accept
The constantly increasing demand
for Mr.. McAdoos nomination among
arriving uninstructed delegates convinces
me that he will be nominated. Texas
will cast forty votes for him from the
beginning until he is nominated.
While Mr.. Love declined TO elaborate
his statement, McAdoo supporters were
unanimous in declaring that it might be
taken as authentic. MIR. Love who is one
of Mr.. McAdoos close personal friends
was an Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
under him and during the last year has
been active in creating McAdoo sentiment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28
Are You Enjoying Life As You
Should Be or Merely
Existing?
There is no in the world why should DC
suffering with that tired, depressed feeling when they
know the positive
SHELLPOT and
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS
PARKS

Are the big 10y producers in this section of the country
Always plenty of interest to annuse at any time
No city of the size of Wilmington in the world
boast of two such big and well equipped amusement
resorts Every which is proper.
Splendid trolley service both parks day of the
week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28
COUNT SUFFRAGE
WON IN TENNESSEE
Women Claim Poll of Legislators
Insures Ratification; Want
Early Session.

Washington, June 2S-Preliminary re-
suits Of a poll of the Tennessee l.egisla-
,ure begun since Governor Roberts, after
hraring from President Wilson, announced
that he would call special session for
ratification of the suffrage amendment,
indicate the favorable sentiment of the
Legislature. The poll has been conducted
hv members of the National Woman 5
Party and leaves no doubt that when the
Legislature meets it will give the thirty
sixth ratification necessary TO make the
amendment valid.
'Of the legislators so far heard from, :
said Mrs. Florence Boeckel, of the
National Woman's Party last night, "only
two have expressed themselves as not
in favor of ratification. One of these had
recently resigned and the other was non
committal.
Administration leaders, following Presi-
dent Wilson's example, are appealing
10 the Tennesseeans TO ratify-
Attorney General Palmer in = letter
dated June 26 personally appealed TO
legislators 10 ratify, saving: Both the
great national parties have indorsed the
ratification of the woman suffrage amend
ment. and most of the leading nations
of the world have already secured this
measure of Justice to their women. We
10 not want To see America tagging be-
hind in this forward movement
The All American Farm Labor Co
operative Commission, In letter dated
June "a, has also appealed to every
former member of the Tennessee Legs
lst,ire 10 ratify. The letter stated that
the All American Farm Labor CO.
operative Congress unanimously adopted
= resolution appealing to the "Legis-
lstures of all the States which have not
Vet ratified the Federal suffrage amend
ment TO do 50 AZ the earliest possible
moment, in order To insure the partlcipa-
tion OF all the women of the country in
the coming elections.
While sure Of legislative ratification
the National Womans Party fears Gov
vernon Roberts may postpone calling
the special session until after the August
primaries which would delay the national
enfranchisemcnt of women until after
August ). and prevent them from voting
IN number of midsummer primaries
The leaders are therefore concentrating
ihei. efforts on Governor Roberts in the
none that he will not longer delay the
-all Miss Sue White. chairman of the
Tennessee branch Of the NatJonalWoman
Party. last night sent this telegram from
Washington 10 Governor Roberts
In view of nationwide demand for
immediate action on Federal suffrage
amendment. and especially in view of
the fact that Tennessee cannot vote in
Congressional and State primaries Of
August ! unless the auiendmenl is rati-
fed bv that time and similar situations
,>i.t in eight other States having pri-
naries in July and August, you are earn
estly requested 10 issue proclamation
for special session of> Tennessee Legisla-
ure in time for women TO vote IN prl-
aaries
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28
Mysterious Detectives.

Residents of BrandywIne hundred IN
the VICINITY of Harvey Station, on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, had their
curiosity whetted last Wednesday when
four plain clothes detectives from Phila-
delphia on motorcycles, patrolled the
roads of that section seeking traces of a
mysterious couple or trio who had passed
through that section short time before
All the information the sleuths gave was
that they were on n case worse than
murder The Coughlin kidnapping case
Is suspected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28
GARDEN
PARTY NETS $500

The garden party held at Grant Lodge
on June 10, by the Ursuline Alumna and
Sodality was a great success, netting
close to $500. OF this money 1925 will be
paid for plumbing and window shades
for the new convent, and the remainder
viii increase the always active charity
fund of the joint societies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28

Miss White also last night sent a tcle-
gram to Reprcsc ntative Cordell Hull,
National Commit eeman from Tennessee,
who is delegate to the San Francisco
Convention, and great personal friend
of Governor Roberts. asking him to use
his influence with the Governor for an
early session.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28
AT THE PARKS.

Popularity Of ofbothShcllport and Brandy
wine Springs Parks was shown yesterday
by large attendance. Both parks are
filled with ainuscmcnts.
Dorothy d. Young wns the soloist at
the band concert Mt Shcllpot Park ycs-
terday. Included among the visitors Mt
the park were large number from Ches-
ter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28
Alligators and Doves for Zoo.

Two young alligators and pair of doves
were added To the Wilmington Zoo last
week. They are gifts of local man who
lives near Breck's Lane. The doves are
being kept in the monkev-house and the
alligators are in the pond with the other
aouatics
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28

CURE they satisfy. Chesterfelds
~ have body"--that's the reason
Body enough to snisS a cigar smoker
And yet Chcstcr6elds arc niX. Impos-
siblef That's it exactly -Chesterfelds
have accomplished the impossible. They
ssasUy and yet they're pssId.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28
EDITH HALLnn AT THE SAVOY.
To Attend Summer School.

Frank p. Mitchell and A. Z. Lindsay
of the Y. NJ. G. A. staff will leave this
week for Blue Ridge, Y. c. To attend the
summer school of the association, which
covers two weeks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28
attention il tho love of Betty Palmer for =
former crook, who goes straight

AVtaAsoA SAOo0t VhV HSNo ott"sh''e.
NORMA rALMADon AT THE rrALro.
Norma Talmsdgc's picture, Tho Social
Secretary" is to be at the Rialto today
ard tomorrow. This picture, which was
first released several years ago, was at
that time, tho very best production that
Miss Talmadge had ever played. Even
at that time, this was indeed very
great event. Although she has since made
many worthy and worthwhile, The
Social Secretary" still continues as ono Of
the outstanding successes OF Miss Tall
madgc.
EDITH HALLER AT THE SAVOY.
big double program is the offering Of
the Savoy Theatre for this week, starting
today. Edith Hallcr and a notable cast in
Republics newest and stupendons photo
drama, "Children of Destiny" is the
featured attraction. The additional fca-
ture is Johnny Ray in "Jiggs and the
Social Lion,' adapted from George Me-
Manus' famous newspaper series, Bring
ing Up Father"
DoRo1HY GIsH At THE STRAND.
Dorothy Gish ia literally a cure for the
blues in her new photo-farce, Turning
the Tables" Mt the Strand Theatre today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
NAzuMovA AT THE PLAYnouss.

NAzIMOvA At THE PLAYHOUeD.
Nazimova begins today her scheduled
engagement at Tho Playhouse in Tho
Heart Of Child" In her role OF Sally
Shape, the heroine of this picture, Nasi-
nova will be occupied with a oharacteriza-
tion different from any OF tho wide variety
of characters she has portrayed 40 marvel
ously in previous triumphs. The story is
adapted from tho famous novel by Frank
Dandy and has becn worked into a con-
sistent photoplay story by Charles
Bryant, the husband Of Nazimova.
cuRwoop STORY AT THE QUEEN.
"The Courage of Margc O'Doone."
besides representing tho gem of Oliver
Curwood's literary genius, also stands for
picture of marvellous action and nb-
sorption. Today it commences n run at
the Queen Theatre. This picture should
not be missed by anyone who can ap-
preciatc roal, hot-blooded action with the
cold, white, frigid Northlnnd as back
ground. The contrast is felt sharply Mr..
Curwood's heroine, Marge O'Doone, is to
be presented by Pauline Starke.
ENID BENNETT At THE MAJESTIC.
Pretty Enid Bennett employs her
beauty and her ability to represent Betty
Palmer, crook in the star s newest pic
ture, "Thc False Road" which is TO be at
the Majestic today and tomorrow. The
environment of the underworld is par
emphasized by the settings Of the
picture. But the thing that receives most
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-28
J. II. Wright In New Place.

James II. Wright has taken charge OF
the clothing business in the N. Snellen-
burg Co.'S store, Seventh and Market
streets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-20
Report of secy. W. rlis,. Society


The report of the secretary Of the
Watervilie Historical Society for the
past year Included the following:
The year has mad SAD siguifi
canoe 10 The Wate-ville Historical
society in the removal by death Of so
many mem bers who have enriched il
by their fellowship and their sym
patnv and cooperation in all its
purposes.
The life work of tna1 remarkab bic
. teacher, julia Stackpole. who en-
bodied rhe spirit of one Ct Water
villes oldest families, Lhe Stack
poles. is still forceful and efficient
IN the lives OF her pupils and its
memory will be continued by the
presence n the library Of the So
clety OF Mss StackpoIe's books,
papers and documents. II addition
to those presented by Miss Stack
pole. her niece, Mrs. Susie Stack
pole Stewart, has given the balance
OF her library TO the society Thus
the Stackpoie diaries covering 30
years of Waterville history from
1917 to 1897 and many papers snow
ing the work Of Judge Stackpule in
his activities OF a treasurer OF nne
college. legislator and man OF affairs
The gifts of Miss Stackpoie and
Mrs Stewart should be collected and
could appropriately be named the
Stackpoie collection.
We miss tonight one VINO was
rarely absent from meeting OF the
y-.sr%r,
ization, Curator Frederic F Graves
No other man was more Ieyal TO the
society, no other member put so
much time into collecting material
for its collection and labor into
their arrangement. He was also one
Of the largest givers TO the society
Il is fitting that these gifts be
properly labelled and be known as
the Frederic F. Graves collection
memorial Of the mnn and the service
which he SO gladly rendered. the
secretary beEs to move the following
resolution.
The waterville Historical Society,
missing AT its annual meeting the
genial presence Of one Of It's charter
members and lamenting his death
would place upon record its apprecia-
ton of the constant loyalty Of Fred
eric F. Graves. long curator Of the
society. his great ability as coliec-
tor Of Indian relics was euuailed by
the instinct that discerne6 historical
values. and the patience that newer
abandoned pursuit. He recovered for
the society much material that other
wise would have been lost to II and
gave to the members comfortable
assurance that while he was about,
what ought to come to the collection
would finally be found there. In his
vivid description Of the articles IN
this room. every item became Of alb
sorbing interest
The society, II order that the work
and influence Of Mr.. Graves may b..
perperuated, vii, assemble his MANY
-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-20
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
=sa,u-es OF tire Days Dealing IN All
enc Leading Stocks

&rv -n-s Ian. Ia-The professional.
sau-- In-.-.s. WAS again IN control dui-
rr ne greater part Of toGaT very IN
s-a.r stocg market. mainly because %
n continued .acA Of public interest "r
-TrDu--
As a -ssul, OF last Saturday exec
s-t clearing house statement. "bSh
a. a ,ine-al margin OF actual EXCISE
'ss"-ve II piac= N The previous "eEh
-.IT iel4 ron pe- -ent. al the open
lg q 5 PEI ren'. al midday.
10 ma-keG alteration WAS rnanifesieo
j. me TINE muney market however
vns-r M MAXIMUM DIds of the past
-urralgnF continued u prevail without
"sserlng me sources o. supply to more
mar i minor szIert
-he attitude Of tre Federal Reserve
SoE-u towards credits formed the basas
y 'u--ne- conjecture but no derInite
Excursions were reached. The local
'raAcs ~ me central bank strength
-nt- u -a;lO of reserves nut, most other
-',ers OF ground
,'ocAt we-e strong AZ the opening and
IT'D a 'He close. bur between NOSE
Gs n -erd WIS most reaclonars
=" eade-s OF the class represented
reae-a! Motors Crucibie. BALDWIN
~-o'nouvl s. Rubber and shipplugs
>tefsr eE,-erle lcsses of TWO 10
III hoinia. These were largely Re-
.,Vec II no END ii,Sh-priced oils anc
-.H!!ate- -ssnes making rates, sales
-1iounLed 70 -7anoo shares. Bonds were
ar '@a ,l"eiess In the main, NOM
"a changes occurring n most domes-
AZ - except the Liberty group.
a"noreo further pressure. Totai
lie lar value, sI3.250. 900. Old L. ;.
"-z VIZ Unchanged on call.