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The Wolf Point herald., 1920-03-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Glasgow, Montana,
March 6, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that
MARIA FUNK
mother and heir of David Funk, of
Hillsboro, Kansas, who, on June Z,
1916, made Homestead Entry, Serial
No 039006, for NWA, Section g.,
NV "A NEA, Section 8, Township
BON, Range ATE, Montana Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
Three Year Proof. to establish claim
to the land above described, before
j. B. Randall, U. S. Commissioner,
at Wolf Point, Montana, on the 23rd
day of April, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ferd Funk, William E. Nickel, Cor
nelius Bartel, Henry Volt, all of
Volt, Montana.
Thomas R. Jones, Register.
The Wolf Point herald., 1920-03-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at Glasgow, Montana,
February 27, 1920,
Notice is hereby given that
FRANK z. wendell
of Wolf Point, Montana, who. on
October 1, 1915, made Homestead
Entry No. 036259, for SEA NWA {,
N7a SW Il, NWA SEA, Section 35,
Township PIN, Range ATE, Montana
Meridian. has filed notice of inten.
tion to make Three Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described before ]. B. Randall, U. S.
Commissioner, at Wolf Point, Mon
tana, on the 10th day of April, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
L. B. Keeling, L. H. Keeling, G.
Stille, NJ. j. DeLaHunt, all of Wolf
Point, Montana.
Thos r Jonas Reoister
The Wolf Point herald., 1920-03-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Glasgow, Montana,
February 27, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that
INGEBORD BERRY
whose post office address is Buxton,
North Dakota, alleging that he is one
of the heirs of John Anderson Lok-
ken, who on August Is, 1916, made
Homestead Entry, No. O40186, for
NWA, Section "a, Township BIN,
Range ATE, Montana Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to submit
final proof in support Of his claim
for patent on said entry under Sec
ton 2 of the Act of July %, 1917,
(40 Stat 248), upon the ground that
the homestead entryman died while
actually engaged in the military or
naval service of the United States.
All persons desiring to file protest
or objection thereto are warned to
file same in this Office before April
Is, 1920.
Thos. R. Jones, Register.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-08-19
Rev. Dean of
Denver Visits
Canon City

Rev. Charles Lemuel Dean, former
pastor Of the Christian church here.
but for a number OF years past a res
ident of Denver. arrived in Canon
City Monday afternoon from Salida.
and was one Of the speakers at the
congregational picnic and entertain
ment of the Christian church at the
City park Tuesday night Rev. Dean
Is the regional superintendent Of mis-
sions OF the United Christian Mission
ary Society for the states OF Colorado.
Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico. and
maintains an office in Denver. He
devotes large part OF his time visit
ing the churches OF his denomination
in the territory alluded to. Rev.
Dean. in company with Alfred o.
Kuhn Of Denver, regional superintend'
ent OF religious education of the
Christian church for the Rocky Noun
tain division. left for Florence today
where they win speak this evening.
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Announcement to High School Boys
and Girls.


It is necessary that the boys get
their order in for the military suit
early. The order will be taken by
The Bethel Clothing Company, the
Feiter Clothing Company, the Thomas
Bancroft Clothing Company and the
d. G. Province Clothing Company.
All boys who will attend the North
Side high school will be required to
have this uniform. Bops Of the South
Side junior high. who do not take any
work in the North Side hiih school.
will not be asked to secure this uni
form. This will mean boys who are in
the Ninth grade In the South Side
high school.
Girls uniforms will be the same as
last year. For the benefit of any new
folks and for the girls of the South
Side who will attend the North Side
this year, we given the regulation uni
form:
Dark blue dress of wooden material,
blouse suit or Peter Thompson style,
with plated or straight skirt. 1t is
preferred for winter wear. Same
style suit of heavy white material.
such as galatea. for fall and spring
Dark skirt and white blouse permit
ted at any time. Black. red or dark
blue ties and hair ribbons. il worn,
to match suit trimmings. Low or mod
crate heeled shoes of black. brown or
white color, but no white shoes with
dark suits. Cotton hose to match
shoes. o. B. DRAKE,
Superintendent.
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Here in Behalf of
State University

Ralph B. Bernard of Boulder. field
agent for the University of Colorado,
was in Canon City this morning in be-
half of a measure to be presented to
the people of the state at the general
elections to be held in Nocember ask
ing for constitutional amendment
authorizing an annual 5-mill levy for
the support of the public institutions
for higher education in this state. The
present levy of mills is inadequate
to properly meet the situation result
ing from the increased cost of living.
and relief is to be sought by direct
appeal to the people. The extra mill
levy will yield a revenue of approx
mateiy s1,500,000, according TO Mr..
Bernard, and will enable Colorado to
fall in line with other states in this
respect.
The University of Colorado. declared
Mr.. Bernard this morning, had 1850
students enrolled in 1914. This year
the number is 2,10O. Six years ago
| the registration of students at the
summer school of the university was
900. 1t is now 1900 This growth
can not be continued, asserts Mr.
Bernard, unless more liberal pro
vision is made for the support of the
university. The maximum salaries
paid the faculty members of the Bou
der institution are less than the mini
mum salaries paid to faculty mem
bers of the University OF Michigan.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-08-19
Institute Closed
Friday Afternoon

The Tri-County Teachers Institute
for the Seventh normal district, closed
here Friday afternoon after a two
ers enrolled, and the gathering was
voted to have been one of the most
successful in recent years. Many
compliments were received by Mrs
Carrie T. Anthony, county superin
tendent of schools, on the entertain.
ment provided for visiting teachers.
The institute instructors were eff.
cient, energetic and up-to-date. and
the interest shown in their work was
gathering of teachers than those com.
posing the student body of the insti-
tute has seldom been seen in Canon
City. Their interest in the proceed
ings made possible the splendid re.
suits of the institute.
Mrs. Lily o. Baker, county superin-
tendeDt of schools of Pueblo county,
and Mrs. Maude Wright of Westcliffe,
county superintendent Of schools of
Custer county, were here during the
entire institute, and as members of
the executive committee, contributed
their full share to its splendid out.
come.
The teaching faculty, headed by
Prof. Jones Of the local Y. M. C. A.,
consisted of Prof. James NJ Matheny
Of Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. May Tobey,
Miss Julia Wright and Earl Johnson
Most OF the instructors, lecturers and
teachers left for home today.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-08-19
Prof. Matheny's
Farewell Lecture

During her visit here last week. Mrs.
Mary C. c. Bradford OF Denver, state
superintendent Of public instruction.
requested Prof. Matheny to give as
his closing address before the Tri-
County Teachers Institute here,
his lecture on THE Aim of Educa-
tion." which is full Of wholesome ad-
vice and inspiration for the young.
This address is an appeal to teach
ers, parents and young people to live
higher and nobler life. It will be
delivered before the institute at the
high school building at 1880 O'Clock
Friday morning. and the public is
most cordially invited to be present
and hear it. No more graceful com
pliment could be paid to Prof. Math-
eny than to have a capacity audience
on that occasion. That such gath.
ering would be highly appreciated by
him goes without saying. He has
earned such recognition by his splen-
did series of talks here during the
last two weeks on Boy Problems"
Prof Matheny has had a wonderful
experience with boys. and is an en-
tertaining. pleasing speaker. All who
attend his address tomorrow morning
will be abundantly repaid for it. High
school boys and girls are especially
urged to be present, as the message is
largely directed to them.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-08-19
Church Picnic at
City Park on
Tuesday Evening

The members of the First Christian
church here and their friends were re-
galed with a picnic supper, speaking
and entertainment program at the
City park at $50 O'Clock last evening.
The AFFAIR was planned and carried
out on a somewhat elaborate scale.
and a large number OF people were in
attendance to enjoy the festivities de-
spite the heavy rainfall of the pre-
vious afternoon. Seats and tables
were provided for the occasion, and
the dampness OF the ground In no way
interfered with the pleasures of the
evening.
Following the dinner there were ad.
dresses by Rev. Charles Lemuel Dean
of Denver, field superintendent of mis-
sions for the United Christian Mis-
sionary Society for the Rocky Noun
tain region, and Alfred o. Kuhn OF
Denver. district superintendent OF re
ligious education for the states of
Colorado. Wyoming. Utah and New
Mexico. Both addresses were ex
cellent and were listened to with the
utmost interest.
The entertainment features were in
charge Of Frank Freidinger OF Spring
field. ILL.,. and John Kenneth Emmer
son of this city. and consisted OF vo
cal solos, readings. etc. Mr.. Freid
niger is fine entertainer, and his
dialect singing and recitations won a
weli-deserved applause. In the role
Of reader. John Kenneth Emmersor
achieved distinct triumph.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-08-19
Man Taken Sick =
While Camping

FLORENCE, Aug. f$-clarencs
Hall. a member Of the Reckmyer hsh.
ing party that we're camping on tse
Lake Fork, was tsken i'll few days
ato. and has set,ifaed! to Florence.
Mr. and Mrs. Claroteef Reckmeyer.
Miss Florence Torpey and Clarence
Hall comprised the pafey that left
here several days ago for the GunnI.
son country.
Hall, however, had to give dp' the
outdoor life when he was threatened
with typhoid fever, and has returneti
to the city where he could. receive
medical attention and recuperate from
his attack Of illness. Last reports
are that Mr.. Hall. who is now In
Canon City hospital, f. seriously III
from typhoid.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-08-19
Olive Mckenzie
and Rock Canda
Married Today

Miss Olive Mackenzie and Rock
well Canda were quietly married at
the home OF The brides mother. Mrs.
J. F. Mackenzie, at 10 o'clock Wednes-
day morning. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. T. Thomas. for
merly pastor of .he First Presbyterian
church Of this city. and was witnessed
by only members of the family and
Mrs. Charles Swanton. Mrs. Du Bois
and Miss Frances Emerson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cunda departed Immediately for
the Broadmoor hotel. Colorado Springs
Both young people are well known in
Canon City. Mrs. Cunda having lived
here all her life. and having been one
of the most popular and best loved of
Canon City girls. Hosts OF friends
unite In wishing them all happiness
and prosperity.
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Tourists Hold Re-
Hgious Service

Automobile tourists in Canon City
held religious service at the City
park at 1880 o'clock Sunday evening.
There were present half hundred
visitors from Kansas. Nebraska, Okla
homa and other states. The matter
OF holding services was suggested by
some Of the tourists during the after
noon, and was heartily concurred in
by all. A little investigation brought
to hight two ministers OF the gospel
among the visitors: Rev. Briggs Of
STAFFORD. Kan, and Rev. Carlton r.
Wade. pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal church at Watonga. Okla,
both OF whom agreed to assist In the
services. There were short discourses
and excellenf singing. and a nne re.
ligious spirit. Both Rev. Biggs and
Rev. Wade are spending their vaca-
tion in Canon City.
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Eight Men Here
Are Affected by
Wage Increase

Eight employees of the American
Railway Express Company in Canon
City will be benefited by the increased
pay granted the express company's
men by the National Labor Boards
wage award at Chicago on Tuesday of
this week. They will get from $50 70
$40 month extra salary as a result
OF the award. In addition to practically
four months back pay.
Fully $3.50 month more in salaries
will be distributed among the ex.
press company's men here in the fu-
ture than has been the case hereto.
fore. The retroactive pay will be
about 800 for each employe.
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Reslens Of psvassatIen.

One would know Arabia is q dry
country upon looking at the map and
seeing that almost all its interior Is
labeled "Arabian desert" Here the
temperature goes up to 1856 and most
Of the people wear scarflfke draperies
on their hats as additional protection
from the boiling hot sun. Many Of the
rivers never reach an ocean outlet but
lose their moisture in the burning
sand and dwindle down to nothing
ness. The desolate dry regions of
central Australia are bone dry to the
limit. One section Of the coast does
not boast Of even a riyulet to empty
Into the ocean.
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HAVE GONE oM
EASTERN Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. George g. Gibbs left
OR Missouri Friday. where they ex
pecf to visit relatives shd friends in
Kansas. City, La Plata and Fayette.
Mr.. 0ibs is enjoying a vacation from
his duties With the Americsih Railway
Express Company
HRS. EDMUMDs QUEST
OF HER MOTHER
Mrs. X B. Edsnunds arrived iii the
city Friday from San Francisco, Ca,
to. vIsst her mother, Mrs. Myra n.
Sheriff.. Mrs. Sheriff., accompanied
by her daughter, expects to leave
today for her summer home at Cotton
wo4,d Lake,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-08-19

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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-08-19

Allen Ballou Of the Canon CITY B6st.
office clerical force will leave a
evening on the Santa Fe for New En4
land where he will spend his vacation
visiting at his boyhood home in Mas
sachuscfts. and relatives and friends
In adjoining states. He will 20 arst
TO Brattieboro, VT, where his wife and
little daughters, Dorothy and Olive.
have been the guests OF Mrs. Ball0u's
mother most OF the summer Later he
win proceed in company with his FAM.
lily to Greenfield and Monroe, Mass,
where they will remain for some time.
Mr.. Ballou will visit Boston before his
return. for a trip TO New England. he
says that does not include Boston
would be like witnessing the play Of
Hamlet with the melahcholy Dane left
out. The Dallous expect to return TO
Canon City about September 30. =
VAN HORN GOES
10 HAseick COUNTRY =.
J. A. Van Horn left Saturday for tfis
Bassick country, where he will visit
his sister. Mrs. Jacob venter. who has,
been III for severai weeks. ~
RANDALLG VISITING
IN sALiDA
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Randall and
daughter, Cleo. LETT for Salida yes
terday to spend q few days.
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THE UNITED STATES OF NMER.
ICA. EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIR-
GINA

Whereas, on the 4th day of SEN
TENDER. 1920. the United States OF
Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia against
81 packages Green Seal" in a cause
OF forfeiture, civil and maritime.
And whereas. by virtue OF process In
due form OF law to me directed, re-
turnable on the cath day of September.
1920. have seized and taken the said
81 packages Green Seal and have 1t
In my custody.
Notice Is hereby given that n Dis
trict Court Will be held in the United
States Courtroom. In the city OF Rich
mond, Va. on tho 2ith day OF Sep
TENDER. 1920. for the trial OF said
promises. and the owner or owners,
and all persons who may have or
claim any interest, are hereby cited
to be and appear at the time and
place aforesaid. to show cause, IL any
they have, why n final decree should
not pass as prayed.
JOHN G.. SAUNDERS.
United States Marshal
Carter Fl. Harrison,
Deputy u. S. Marshal
U. S. Attorney. Proctor,
for Libcllant.
no, sp6ss 20 ySu Every wfSa
patch Want Al Is properly lndeNed and
classified. You can easily ind any ar.
NCIe.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
THE UNITED STATES OF ANET
lGA, EASTERN DISTRICT OF viz
GINA.

Whereas, on the 9TH day of Sen.
TENDER. 1920. the United States OF
america filed n libel in the District
Court OF the United States for tho
Eastern District of Virginia against
o. packages Green Seal and II
packages BLACK Seal" in a cause OF
forfeiture. civil and maritime
And whereas. by virtue of process In
due form OF law, to me directed. re-
turnable on the Gath day of September,
l32u. i have seized and taken the said
% packages Green Seal" and II
packages Black Seal and have IL i'm
my custody. "
Notice Is hereby given that n Dis
trict Court VIII be held in the United
states Courtroom, in the city OF Rich
imond. Va. on the cath day OF sen
TENDER, 1920 for the trial or said
premises. and tho owner or owners.
and all persons who may have or
claim any interest, are hereby cited
20 be and appear at the time and
place aforesaid, to show cause. IL any
they have, why a final decree should
not pass as prayed
JOHN G.. SAUNDERS
United States Marshal.
Carter IL. Harrison.
Deputy II. S. Marshal.
U. 5. Attorney, Proctor,
THE UNITED STATES OF NMER-
ICA, EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIR-
GINA.
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REL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale s8


FARM
SO acres, 80 under cult
walton, 8 in timber; water
ed by two streams and
deep well; good pasture,
well fenced; 11-room house
with all modern convent
ences, such as electric
lights, running water, bath,
sewer, furnace, concrete
cellar, etc.; 10 miles from
city limits on mountain
highway; $50 fruit trees,
all bearing. Call Randolph
4166. Address
C 800, CARE TINES
DISPATCH.
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$4,000 to $4,000. from owner. Address
Rox 1853 city.
WANT permission 10 sell your c!tv prom
erty. This is all l want. II I don't sell
II IL WI! not cost you one cent. II do
sell II. l Will eSpe CT the regular city COM
mission fee. Call by to see me. d. r.
Irzie. Ninth Street. Remington Bldg. or
THE BEST AID in this column is tho al
that telis Ali the facts about the pro-
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MONEY loaned to housckceprrs at legal
/, interest STANDARD Credit TO. PIP y.
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HOME
IN

BARTON HEIGHTS
Would like to purchase a
6 or 7-room house, in good
condition; prefer one for
immediate possession, but
will consider possession of
near future. Price must be
reasonable. Reply, giving
full particulars in refer
ence to location, price,
terms, to
G 203, CARE TINES
DISPATCH.
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Poultry and Supplies

MILKoLINE. made from pure modified
buttrrInilk. For y,aTs the greatest hog
experts IN the world have recognized the
vain. OF bptterinilf a food tonic. rcgu-
lator FOR hogs. M!iIoline viii make more
pork ger bushel Of grain. At YOUR dealers
or i'raucr q hasten. d!s;r! butors. 1908
East Cary Street.
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EMPLOYMENT
Helm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IfcIP Whhtcu-FcLinIc 81
BISDEEY Wanted four bright
!ntclliEcnt girls for DinicEy. CongenIai.
pleasant, working conditions. Good InY
40 capable heIp. Beg.uners paid while
learning. Come prepared TO Do to work.
Garrett 4 M5ss!c. Inc. Printers. l3OS-ll
EHrt franklin Street.
COOK wanted; references must be fur
nishcd. Apply 2Ot East Grace Street.
HELP WASTED Public Enpioyncnt
Bupau Room 3. C.ty Iisl.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

FOR SALE--Scveral big bargains: city
and country homes. Prices from - 500
10 10000. on easy terms: small cash pay
inrnt Early possession. i. o. BOX az.
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Situations Wnntcd-i,cmnIe 81

LADY OF rcnncIncnt Wishes position IA
hs!per n home, references .1chanr.d.
HuiISAs MSS britge.s 500 ". Twenty
.iEhth 81 Noriolk. Va
foSlTloS wanted cashier. private
bianSh exchange operator or clerical
WORK. Address + $40. care Times D!s-
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HOME
FOR SALE.

1912 Floyd Avenue. brick house less
bath. hardwood f1ors no, watsr heat:
modern in al RESPECTS. Terms unusually
easy. one-thira cash balance can he car
ried hy paving sa5 pcr month. You can
buy direct from owner and save commits
sions. James w Right 90i Chamber OF
Commerce building.
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Statesmen WANTED

o% TIE sshE 1SS D THA5h$ eoHg
SSiE.yuI !; n ST ARE ILAcI%G. or ThE
G g FARMS oN EASY M6NTHLY
r rfnEf AMTESSTT, i L;h% We MATT T'uKEE
1i !i,EEEEhh 4 COOP. MONEY: MAEiNG
G ntouuVpsiT ASK For MIR. PINES
NORTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH AND
FNANkl.!S STREETS
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FhRMS-we have large number OF
stock. grass. truck. dairy and poultry
farms on our list near railroad sta lions
aanh ON The best automobiie roads in the
state Any Of these farms. IL bought al
99 ;nn.;, can be gotten NJ bargain prices
dnte!y; c. l. & II. l.. Denoon. so7 Eas,
Main street.
IF lOC ARE looking for 4 cheap bright
tobacco farm. call to see US L. II.
Brsnch. No. North Ninth Street.
Lots for Sale IS
EAST HIGHLAND PARK-sl.so to $500 per
week. no interest or taxes buys 4 beau-
nfu! lot. with eit. convenenC-s. Peters
burg car line-&LW per week IS per
month. no interest or taxes. buvs a large
lot on concrete r9ad and car line. Small
payment down See a. J. Daughtrey l2v6
Nutual Build!nE. Phone Madison Sis,
FOR SALE. tvs corner lots on Patterson
Avenue. Reason for selling leaving for
the old country. Alex kot1mlus. 23S
North Sycamore Street. Petersburg. Va.
wESTHA MpTON LOTS--Best to be had |:
direc, from owner. Address Is $40 care
Times Dispatch
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ncIp-,ia.c or i,clnnlc
SnlcsIllcn and Agents

AGESTS-E!r pEoa;s. !cucxt orders cofue
70 you each week: throw away your
"asfbOard' t-inm4ly washtnrs for zoe.
SAVES many bacEaChes. absolutely harm
!chA. .end hire. &c stamps FOR siInpi.s big
enough To do washing Circulars free 10
acenth. "CIie Ioi!ow Co. DEBT 2-s5 T.
iwthty-s!fth Street. New YORK City.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Immediately by one
OF the leading local loDbeiS. young man
ar travelling representative who has had
ttl'd! Hcs.hE experience OF nutolncb!lc
accessoti.s and supplies. Excellent ter,!-
!oFy. Wen located; attractive pr0pOsition
70 1Sht part?. W hen replying advise age,
married or, single. amount u eIperience.
wren touiu MAKE come Ct!OH. street ad .
itsss and uhonc number. Don't answer IL \
uhtyss you have had experience ard are
lca!9S d'slrOus OF permanent location q;
Sol. care Times TJIspatch