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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09
ROWLING MILL
NO BE RUSHED
Chapm an Price Company
Wants Plant Up in 6 Months.

Construct ion. of the new Chapman-Price
steel roIIin : mill will be speeded with a
view to pro huttion before the end of the
year.
Niles Cha pman Of the company made
this known today.
He saws the plant will represent an
outlay Of approximately Sl,OOO.0OO and
win have a Cd pscity Of $4,000 tons Of
steel a year.
It viii be Ipc; ted on a site Of forty six
acres south of Troy avenue, between
Shelby street and the Pennsylvania rail-
road.
On March II Che old plant of the Chap
man Price Con pany was Quilted by fire.
YOUNGSTOWN MEN
HELP FINAN Ct NC.
Since then dams have been on foot
for the extensicui of the business Of the
company.
Identified vinl the Chapman-Pr Price
Company in tn > new enterprise will he
several members of the Youngstown Sheet
and Tube Comp. my OF Youngstown, o.
They will be I-erested in the increased
..aencing Of the firm.
T. J. Beck, SUI berintendent of the roll
ing mill and ga. Sanizing department Of
the Ohio compan y, will become vice
president of the new company.
Left Lee. consU Iting engineer of the
Youngstown plant. will be the supervis
ing engineer in the erection of the Shelby
street plant.
TO BUSH WORK
ON PLANT.
Mr.. Chapman says contracts for build
ing equipment will! be let in a few
days and he hoped that by the end Of
six months the II Cling mill will be
ready for occupancy:
The new plant will he a valuab BILE ad-
dition to the indust ezal life of the city
The factory will S. art with a force OF
SO employees.
OF these los will be rollers, brought
from outside cities.
The payroll of the, company will he
about $4,000 a week, Sir Chapman saws.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09

My circulation was poor. I felt cold.
1t seemed that I couldn't get warm.
frequently woke IN during the night and
couldn't get TO sleep again for several
hours That upset my nerves.
II was badly In need of a tonic. so
when ! saw Pepgen advertised as being
such a great medicine, ] decided to try
It, was not disappointed.
"Pepgen improved my circulation and
relieved my stomach trouble. I can eat
meat, vegetables aud other substantial
foods again. I take pleasure in my
Homework, which was big hardship to
me before ] took Pepgen. guess the
reason for the change is because / feel
so much stronger"
Pepgen is sold by the Henry J. Huders
Drug Stores, corner Washington and
Pennsylvania SITS, Michigan and Illinois
SITS. and by all other leading drug stores
ere.-Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09
BRIDGE WIDENING
UP PARK BOARD
Members Consider Change in
Michigan Street Span.

Plans to widen the Michigan street
bridge over White river from forty to
sixty feet. as suggested by the board OF
county commissioners, and suggestion
bv Joseph 6. Hayes, member Of tne
board. that the bridge he named the
Centennial bridge. are being considered
nv mem hers of the city park board.
At meeting yesterday evening the
following bids for construction OF
shelter. house near the Fairgrounds IN
Garfield park were received and taken
under Amusement by the board
william p Jungclaus company. low bid
for construction, $1,000; Schlegle d
Roehm. S79.4O2: 7. G. Karstedt company.
$50 215.SO: Brandt Bros, s96.S0O Hayes
Bros, plumbing. s2,e97; Clark Bros
S3.135: Frcyu Bros. s3197; Strong Bros.
81 40. Cotton & Wiebke. $3.50; J. A.
Digzle. 1891 Hatfield Electric company
low hid on electric wiring, $3.50: san
horn Electric company, S454; Robbins s
Schildemeyer. s475, and f. H. Cheney,
Sg45.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09
WHEN A GIRL MARRIES
BY ANN Isle.

friendly now. 1t rose up in great
surges like the beating of my heart that
was so happy because Jim was close,
close and contented to be alone with me.
A little wisp of my hair blew out and
in the shadow Jim caught it and held it
against his lips. I felt almost as If /
were folded in his arms. His voice had
the deep, caressing notes 1t seems TO
hold for me alone.
Little Anne, little Anne. You re
wOnderful-and mIne-my little Annie -
The sea sang it over again for him.
Then suddenly his voice changed:
Times up, grille, we must go in and
meet Betty and the boys"
My heart sank. wanted to be alone
with Jim-to hurry home to our little
room of bluebird chintz. l dared not
say that.
'T-I-Jim, youll be ashamed of me.
1 didn't think we'd get out of the car,
and I'm wearing a little tan linen morn
ing dress that's mussed."
Keep your coat on. You don't care
for dancing, anyway" returned Jim
carelessly. He reacts so quickly from
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09
WHY, THE IDEA!
Clasps MILDRED
Sees No Reason Why Charlie
and Her Manager Had Fight.

Los ANGELES, April 9.-Denying
that her relations with Louis 3.
Mayer her manager, could have given
Charlie Chaplin, the world-famous
film comedian, any proyocation Tor
having a fist fight with Mayer, MIL
bred Harris Chaplin expressed great
establishment at San Diego today
when she learned of the fsticuffs in
the lobby of a hotel in this city.
The comedians wife was visiOly
distressed when she was Informed
that Chaplin had been worsted in the
encounter and bore several marks as
a result of it which he might carry
for some days.
"I know of no reason why there
should have been trouble between Mr..
Chaplin and Mr.. Mayer, she said.
Mr.. Mayer is my manager ana
producer. and know him only In
business way" she declared.
Chaplin was said to have received
bruised nose and cOntusions or the
head in the bout with Mayer, In
which the footwork for which he IS
famous on the screen failed to save
him from bad fall.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09

Mrs Ella Ayres. mother of five chill
dren, 935 Chadwick street, Indianapolis,
has no more use for milk, toast, eggs
and other foods that invalids eat. She
prefers meat and vegetables. For long
time Mrs Ayres lived on a light diet ow-
ing 10 complicated stomach trouble. Then
she took Pepgen and now she can eat
whatever she pleases without the least
bad after effects.
Mrs. Ayres says; Il am glad TO indorse
Pepgen. 1t Is great strength maker.
when / started 10 take Pepgen ! was ia
rundown condition which was brought
on by complicated stomach trouble. and
hard work. had to he very careful
what ate, and lived exclusively on
light diet. ! am the mother of Eve
children and every mother appreciates
the hard work connected with raising
family Of that size
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09
CREDIT MEN SEEK
$50 NEW MEMBERS
Enlist for One-Day Drive,
With Women Helping.

The Indiana polls Association of Credit
Men wants LAD members.
Members ara going out to get 'em.
President E.. G. Holmes outlined the
procedure at the Thursday luncheon.
There will be two armies
They will meet in a one-day battle
with common object-i5O new mem
bers
Ancil T. Brown Is colonel Of one army
and William P Bdlles is colonel of the
opposing forces.
The women will operate alone. meet
ing the combined almies of the men.
Members of the wome1's committee are
Miss E J. Kerr, captain: Mrs. Il. NJ
Parry. Miss Margaret Beever, Miss Anna
Splsnn, Miss Nellie Wiedenhorn, Miss
Nina Market, Miss EeEtrude Douglass
and Miss Nell McCune.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09
CHAPTER V.

CHAPTER v
After drive that seemed to me hours
long, | could see lighted hotels and hear
the ooean--a great, roaring creature, not
a murmuring friend like our little bay.
Jimmie hoy. you and l have lot to
talk ever, but that viii wait until we get
to Toyvers-b the Sea- Mrs. Bryce
smiled. 81 know that you and the little
princess will want your first glimpse of
the place In a wheel chair for two. SO
Miss Moss and l will go and meet Jack
and Tommy
wanted just that-but why couldn't
Jim have suggested 1t?
We parked our car back OF the hotel
and Jimmie and strolled hand in hand
up a little slope to the Boardwalk"
made of cement. We found a wicker
rolling chair and a grinning darkey to
push us.
Jim sat close to me. his strong, mag
netic fingers over mine, his shoulder
touching my arm. For a little while /
forgot Betty Bryce and my aching won
der of what part she had played in the
long years of Jims life that were I'M
known to me. The sea was not I'M
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09
Infantry and Cavalry
Soon to Be BygOne

LONDON, April 9.-Infantry and cav
airy, which have been the "bread and
butter" Of the armies of the world since
the days of Alexander the Great, will
soon be obsolete. according to Lieut..
w. S. King Hall.
In a remarkable article IN ''The jour
nal of the Roya! United Service Institu-
tom he writes:
"In the near future the actual DE-
struction of enemy communication which
feed armies OF foot and horse soldiers
VIII be unnecessary, because there will
be no foot and horse soldiers, except
for ceremonial purposes
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09
STOCKMEN PLAN
MARKETING FUND
Would Maintain Yards Repre-
sentatives on Sales Toll.

Plans to raise a permanent fund for
developing live stock marketing condi-
lions have been advanced by the live
stock committee of the Indiana Fedora
ton Of Farmers associations, In a letter
written to the indianapolis live stock
exchange by John G. Brown. chairman
of the committee.
10 is planned to have stock exchanges
collect / cent per head on all calves, hogs
and sheep and cents on all cattle sold.
the money to be turned over to the treas
urer Of the federation for paying ex-
penses of farmers representatives at the
Indianapolis stock yards and also for the
maintenance Of an expert in charge OF
general live stock interests of the state.
An answer is expected from the Live
Stock Exchange within the next few days
and If il is favorable officials will imme
diately devise machinery for operating
the new department.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09
A train of ills
Often Trails Those Who Neglect
CostiVe Bowels.
Indigestion. Headaches, Sad Blood,
rheumatism, Pimples, 5oIIs,
ETC., Are Only a Few.
Try Efficient suIpherb Tablets.

If you or any member of your fam
lily, young and old, are bothered with
constipation. you can surely get
pleasant, lasting relief, while at the
same time you can rid the system Of
a multitude of ailments which may
owe their origin to the pentup poi
sons in your body. Sulpherb Tab
let's mot sulphur tablets) act bene-
ficially on the stomach, liver. kid
neys, bowels and blood, and once you
know their cheapness and their
value. nothing would induce you to
be without them.
Mrs. A. B. Coleman. 1905 Hack
berry St, Austin, Tex, writes: Il
use your Sulpherb Tablets for my
whole family and they are just sim
ply fine" Guaranteed satisfactory
AID sold by all good uggists-6Oc.
Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09

his moments OF high emotion. / can't.
Why, didn't Jim say he could never
be ashamed of me?
wait a minute--I want to ask you
something. Tell me about-Mrs. Bryce"
"Shes a beautiful and charming
woman l met in France-but, shild alive,
Why didn't you ask before?"
Why hadn't ! asked him before? Be
cause l had seized our beautiful happy
hour alone as If we were never to know
another like it. / had been unwilling
that even a word of Betty Bryce should
intrude. And now / must go back to
her, aching with longing to learn what
she mad been to my husband, for l know
Um-know that no woman who was
"just any woman" could arouse and hold
this interest in my Jim.
Copyright. 1920.
ITO be CODtinued.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09
Headaches From Slight Colds

LAXATIVE BRONfO QUININE Tablets
relieve the Headache by curing the Cold.
A tonic laxative and germ DESTROYER.
Look for signature +. ". GROVE on
box 30c-Advertisement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09
Ills fer Indigestion Sick Headache, Bousnsss and Constipation

AgC Drug tons ain the Cnr the Shopping bntf Indianapolis
Is
Washington Lincoln
Building.
ri-S5 Virginia AVE. andD Massachusetts College. Indianapolis
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09
Plan Fire MOtOrs
to Replace Horses

A. result OF an Increased ycost Of feed
and the scarcity Of good fA-e horses.
mans for motorizlng the indianapolis
fire department are being coLS idered by
members Of The city council
An Inspection Of the equipiu ent VIII
be made Monday. ~
II is estimated that il will cost inc
city from $4,000 70 10000 TO etnnp the
depa rtrnent with motor aprarstns-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09
IF YOUR EARS RING
WITH HEAD NOISES

II you have roaring, buzzing
noises I'm yor ears, are getting hard
of hearing and fear Catarrhal Deaf
ness, go to your druggist and get l
ounce Of Parmint double strength),
and add TO it u pint Of hot water
and a little granuIated sugar. Take
1 tablespoonful four times a day.
This will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises
ClogCed nostrilS should open.
breathing become easy and the
mucous stop dropping into the throat
IL is easy to prepare, costs little
and is pleasant TO take. Any one
who has Catarrhal trouble Of the
ears, is hard of hearing or has head
noises should give this prescription
4 trial-Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09
Lone Bandit Gets
100000 From Train

KANSAS CITY, April o.-Search was
being made by the 20 lice here today for
the lone bandit who list night boarded
Santa Fe passenger train at Henrietta.
Mo-. thirty miles east oI Kansas City.
held up four mail clerks and rihed mail
pouches of loot estiU tate.d at approx
mately 500 600 So
The robber left the train when it
reached Sheffield. a su burb of Kansas
City
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-09

COpyTlR nj, ISzU.
ITO be CoDtinued.)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Salvation Army Is
Planning Much Work

Now that the New Year apmoachou
everyone IL planning bigger worl,
than was done during the past year &C
cordIng to Captain \. VI. iIsibrool,
who with capt. Louise u. Holhroos,
commands the local work for the sal.
walton Army.
Captain lIolbrook expects 20 oper
up free employment, office whor.
telp can he furnished aud people VIII,
are seeking employment can como ana
apply. There are often shor, joins that
win keep The needy indcnoudont and a,
tho same time be- help To saurc pc pie
who. while thcg can not keep people
Wv thclr c'nplcy all the slime. vet need
help sometimes for a day or even u
few hours.
Captain Louise liolhrook. who e
proud nf the fact that shc is locked
mon as one OF the beet Young pcop!e' %
workers In the lntcrmuuniHln Division
{ the salvation Army. Is planning ~
10 9pcclll work with tho children. H..
success In chiltlrcns work has had n
lot TO do with making the Amarillo
roprs # the Salvation Army No. /
J. J.. Corps IN the lntcrmoun,ain Dlvis.
ion " the salvation Army
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
CIVILIAN CLOTHES"
MERCHANTS INITIAL
STARRING VEHICLE

Merit has az last met its reward IN
the case of Thomas Moighnn and the
genial screen player haH achieved star.
dom. His first stellar vehicle Is CT.
william Clothes" adapted from the pop
ular stage play Of the same name.
The picture will be- shown at the Mis-.
sion theatcr today ana Thursday.
Though siill young man Tommy
Mcighan has enjoyed a stage ana
screen experience such as comes 20
few players In q lifetime. He started
his dramatic career with Grace GcorFc
and, after successful engagements with
David Warfiold In "Thc Return ~ Pc.
ter Grimm" and The College Widow.
he transferred his talents 20 motion
pictures. Ills carly screen appearance
were In support OF Mary pickford and
Marguerite Clark. AZ the hero or
George l.oanc fuckers "Thc Mirncio
Man" he scored huge porcnM sur.
cess. Cecil u. DcMillc's "Malc and
Female" and why Chnur, Your
wifc7". in both II which he played tho
leading male roles, marked further
milcatoncs in his development and lei;
To rtnrtlom In Civilian Clothes"
M. Alcighan iH singularly hand.
somn young man nf genial ard write
personality. lie In ideally suited 10
play the eX'soldicr IN "Civiiian
Clothes" The picture which In a Far.
amount. WIS produc@l by Hugh Ford.
Martha Mansfield IN the lcndlny
woman
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29

young men wns 20 stick 10 one thing
and master Il and grow up In one
business end That there was no better
plnco than the present In which 10 do
10 II aH II II one ~ the greatest
pleasures to Mr.. DOughcrty Ia see mon
grow nj in the service. Mr.. Turner
emphasized the fact that an employee
Of public service corporation would
prosper more II ho would at all tlmos
Keep a pleasant appearance be- Il ever
so hard to do.
After the talk by Mr. Turner. open
floor was declared by the toaa,mnstcr
and several good instructive snnppy
talks were hcord
The entire program WIS .ntcraloraod
with friendly hunor and fellowship
that Is bound 10 bring about a ciooc-
relation between the different depart.
monm of the organization as wen a.
between the officials and employees
and win naturally result In bitter ,cp
Ice being rendered the public
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Appellate Court
Has Large Docket

\ large number ~ caros are to come
before The Court ~ Clyll Appeals Tor
the seventh Judicial Disirlc, during
the term which begins On january ..
the docket. up to the present, contain.
ink the following
Mrs. Belle n Lylcs. ct al. w. @. NJ.
I Dodge. ct nj, from Archer; N. 4. lea.
I et ~, ~, o. ". llolgorson, from Archer;
w. " Champion w. H. 4. Taylor IT
nj. from Clay: Mrs Winnie Carlin, W..
j. w. curtin, ot nj. from Montague: c.
u. Loving W, Tina ard Dcll Clark. ct
al, from Montague. W. NJ priddy .
al W. =. 7. Chlldcrs. from Wichitn:
- y. Gurrad ~. J. T.. Can,roll. 81 al.
from Wichita Oagr OH & Hoflning co
~. Lee Farm on Co. from Wi,hlia:
w. a. Long. 1T nj ya VI. H. Martin
| from Wichiia: G. !. McFMllnd. IT al va.
iurlihurnottllarris CO.. from Wichita:
Wichita Fails Electric CO. vi. chan.
rcllnf e Bryan from Wichita ~ H..
Temple ct al W. Rivcrland Company.
from Wichitn. X. y. Hapgood. e.; at w.
'it% National Bank. e al. from Wichl.
"a: Walker d. Hines. Il al vs. q. ].
Warden, from Wichita; Ind order
Puuii0ns W. Lillian Brown 1T al. from
Wichita. ]. y. Stokes. Il al W. ". 4.
Waller. ct al from Wichita: wnurika
oil Association No. ! VS. +. u. Elllos.
from Wichita; Texas Blue Bennett on
co. vs. G. W Jones Drilling Co.. from
Wichita; Federal Supply Go. ~.
Nichiiu Sales Co, from Wichil1: W
H. Mcconnell W. Payne a Wnfrcy
from Wichita; james G. Irwin Vs. j.
q. Jackson from Wichita; Dcnby Motor
Truck Go. W. j. l.. Mcirs from
Wichita; Frank r. Kickrcll W. I'm
pcrial Petroleum 60. from Wlchlin: ~
A. Powell Of al -. l.. w. Iiitz from
Wichita; Clack Wilcoson va. ia N.
Suddoth from Wichita; Eldorndo OH
Co, vs.. Kari Thompson, 1t N from
Wichita.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
SWIFT AND JOHNSON
RETURN FROM MEMPHIS

After assisting IN work OF the com.
mandcry al Memphis Monday evening,
II. II. Swift, recorder ~ Khiva Ten
pie. and G. u. Johnson. PAST com.
maudcr of the Amarillo cufafianGcr,
returned 10 IA" city yesterday. IN Mo
"a Shrine club. u.lontly organized al
Memphis. they said. now has abou,
fii,y members aud I'll OF them are en-.
thuSiattic ever the work.
'',' Hu'plcton Goes to Lubboca. eco.
George Sinpl,ion. illustrious potcn.
ttr oi Nhivl Shrine temple. ana Wal.
lace Hawkins past commander Of the
vernon commandcry. lon Amarillo
Yesterday Tor Lubbock. whore they viii
take part In commlndcry worl, there.
Daily News Want Ads bring results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Meeting Dates Set
by Khiva's Patrol

Tho ritrol " Khiya shrine temple
n &C. regular meeting last MIGHT de.
ridcd to hold meetings on the first
md third TUESDAYS ~ the month In.
definitely. This action was taken h..
eaurc there wiz be- no moro ccremon.
tails aftw today until late "a April
~ early In May Since its organization
IN september, the patrol has met week.
~,
Captain w. 6, Irwin went over the
work n the patrol with the members
last night. II WAS decided that the
patrol members would not wear their
uniforms ut the "boliailcd" ceremonial
to-day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
BuIEDFNG ACTIVITY
IS STILL GENERAL
HOVE TELLS or CONDITIONS AMI
ACTIVITIES IN NEW
MENICO.

building activity In New Mexico con
tlnucH quite general. according to 4. NJ
Hove. assistant editor of The Earth,
the agricultural ana Industrial monthly
published az Topeka by the Santa Pc
railway. Mr.. Hove returned yesterday
after "a weeks visit 70 Inc state.
Though prices ~ nearly nh products
including farm and live stdtk products.
copper md other metals. lumber and
other manufactures have declined
sharply. there Is NO sign ~ shutting up
shop and waiting for better times. ac
cording 10 Mr.. Hove.
In Santa re. the state capital. new
modern hotel In Santa Fc style In going
W ON tho site of thn Fonda hotel az
the end of the Santa Pc Trail. Thomas
Doran. the veteran New Mexico hotel
man. has acquired property that he Is
remode!ilng aud extending into large
modern hotel. Many residences are also
bclng constructed.
In Albuquerque.
In Albuquerque. the metropolis Of the
state. much Improvement has been
made during the year and more is UNI.
der way. The Methods, College ~
spending $50. 10000 Tor new buildings
and the HARDWOOD school $50. 10000. The
Santa Pc railway II charging its shops
and Fred Harvey viii extend the Alva.
Iado hotel.
81 fas Vegas the Montczuma College,
IN spending much money On its buildings
and The Normal university Is building a
large auditorium and n modern heating
plant.
Al over the state tho acute housing
situation IL being met by the consiruc
ton ~ more house Many elevators ana
warehouses for grain and beans have
been built and others are going up.
Highway Work.
Highway construction has progressed
well during she year and contracts hay,
recently been let Tor much additional
mileage To be built In cooperation with
tho federal government.
Much paving was done In Albuqucr
cue. las Vegas. Ration. LAS Cruces,
and other towns during the year In.
dications are that much pavement Will
be- laid next summer, states Mr.. Hove.
The Earth has met wonderful IA
orablc reception since lis publication |
was resumed In March with J. r. Jar.
r,ll as editor. states Mr.. Hove. Thu,
publication has for It's object to promote
development q the country along the
Santa Fc lines from Chicago to the Pa
cific coast and 20 the Gulf coast.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Oath'of Office is
Taken by Childers

W. II. Childcrs. noW district atiuy.
noy, took the oath of office yesterday.
following approval uf hls bond Of S5p0o
and at once entered upon his dut.cr.
succeeding Z. r. Ali!lcr, o. the first or
Mlllcr end Gulckc. who rctiros 60 prl.
yuic lie uUd the practice Of his pro.
fcHaon.