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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-07

stores to what hours they may choose. public gatherings being permitted and SO on through the list of paragraphs of the recent ruling.
 The repeal of the "flu'' ordinance took effect yesterday afternoon as soon as the commissioners approved the action stated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-07
Three Brace of Dogs
 Run in Field Trials

Montgomery, February 6.-Under the programme of the Continental Field Trials Club three brace of dogs en- tered for the subscription stake. now being staged at Calhoun, were run to- day, with ten brace remaining for trial Officials of the club do not anticipate a decision before next Tuesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-07

United States ambassador to Austria. Germany and Russia, was announced here tonight MT Tower, who was graduated from Harvard College in 1915. served as A captain in the army air service during the war.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-07
Manning Succeeds in
 Reaching Jacksonville
By Associated Press

Norfolk, Va, February s.-The coast guard cutter Manning reached the dis abled steamer Jacksonville early this southeast of Cape Hatteras, according to information obtained from the naval communication office here this afternoon. Efforts were being made then to get line to the Jackson vile, but heavy seas and a strong wind made the task difficult.
 The Manning reported her positions as latitude 3s.64 and longitude 71.24
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-07
Application Indorsed

plication of the school of medicine of the University of Alabama for an appropria- ton from the Rockefeller Foundation for the purpose of endowing professorship was indorsed by the board of directors of the Mobile chamber of commerce to- day,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-07
Miss Whitney Engaged
By Associated Pres,

New York. February 6.-The engage ment of Miss Flora Payne Whitney, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney to Roderick Tower of Philadel- phia son of Charlemagne Tower. former
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02

Our legal limit Of fiva cock birds (beiag
illegal to kill tha fcrnalas) bro light to bag,
our efforts were diverted 60 quail. We
located both the mountain and valley
varieties which offered most difficult shoot
ing, due TO their selection Of inaccessible
haunts and ability to cover distance with
velocity in a rail fence flight through dense
thickets. There was no sex embargo on
Quail and we soon bagged our legal limit
OF ten birds, Four teal ducks, many bun
nies, one squirrel, five phcasants and ten
Quail was our donation to the "Mulligan
Stew" prepared at the Elks Club for our
friends and selves that evening.
FISHING FOR BULL READ.
OH you bull head. Pardon, don't
becoma offended gentle reader, You were
not being PACED. The above applies di-
rectly to the "llittic fish" garbcd in golden
hues and autumn colorings with the
spinols fin which he SO dexterously in
serts into the palm of your hand when you
arc trying to extricate the hook from the
bcwhiskcred or barbcl decorated mouth
of that aquatic cactus.
This succuent little "mud pcddler' Is
dirnifcd with assorted names, the nebu-
lous, ami1rlis, nigrians and punelodus are
Of 'high brow origin. The fishermen tab
him bullhcad, bull pout, horned pollt,
sugar cat, yellow fiddler and Morgan cat,
while the artistic angler refuses to recog-
niza or apply any appelations to the tish
that are admissible in print. This pop
eyed, non scaled little fighting tiger -
especially attracted by the JUICY pink
/ anglcworm bait. Non-wiggling or still
4 fishing is most productive of results, The
/ bull pout located food with his barbels,
/ which is less difficult when the bait Is non
/ active
Have YOU been introduced To an over
! flowing platter Of those sugar cats, frst
4 rolled in corn meal with strip of bacon
concealed in the interior, then fried to n
I crisp brown finish? II not, YOU have GER
tanly missed a premier culinary dellcacy.
Near Beaver Dam. Wisconsin, IS y shall
/ low lake created by tho back water from
an old dam Twelve miles long and one
half mile wide with a soft mud bottom
the cat fish and carp have branded this
/ body of water an ideal home. Market
/ fishermen formerly rcapcd fortunes frum
this lake netting carp and hullhcads =
single haul oi the net producing over - tot
Of fish i is now illegal to catch the smal
lltticS except with hook and line, with
limitation of p pounds per dem clloN
cat fish speak language oi their own, ire
qucntlv heard hv fishermen, issuing from
thlir <throata IN cultural or grinding notes
when thCy arr first taken from the water
They run IN schools. schancroncd and cs
cortcd by mother fish who teaches then
aquatic sports and cduCatcs thcm alaut
m4aual-tralnIng hncs The animated globe
Is a feature Packing themselves INTO
globular sphere. they remained suspende,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02

In no locality are the China pheasant
found moce numerous than the Rogue
River Valley, adjacent to the city of
Medford, Oregon. A pheasant hunt was
booked for the opening day of the season
on the head waters of Antelope Creek,
fourteen miles northeast of Mcdford, n
reported ''Chink" mecca, where they had
been ndustriOusly uprooting and de-
stroyIng farmers crops prior TO the open
ing OF the ten-day season October | to
10 inclusive.
As the shooting guest OF 'Toggery
Bill Of Medford, an excellent shot end
outdoor enthusiast, ] WAS assured wei
come against the ever present no tres
passing" signs that decorated fences. Itll-
crS of the soil made us most welcom', :, ~
we were the first scatter gun artists to ar
rive. They became our sclf-appontcd
guides, ushering us to the most likely
haunts and fecding-grounds of the unsus-
pecting pheasants.
A bucl1wheat field, almost ruined by the
birds attention, was our first objective,
and a fine covy of birds awaited our a--
rival We could see them reading
through the patch ahead They finally
arose for lazy flight, and four male birds
were folded, all striking the ground about
the same tifnN. tPUT tlut1SI Tttti'NttS
failed to drop to shot but rushed the birds,
making a rapid and satisfactory gather.
After our first fusillade, 3 ). Q. :
was sent out by the survivors Of the flock
causing every "Chink TO consult hls
calendar to find the open season WAS on
Birds then became willy cautious and
scarce. ra1ling t3 2 pIar, of safety instead
of taking wing. until th,v we ont ~ tht
killing zone We huatci InjI.trjnu~ly
occasionally cjcA1ing m old c,'k who hal
forgotten h+ safety first tactics ",
worked out tn, swaii~ willow cpp' and
irrigation drtches. al occasional whlrr Wa
followed bg close sex observation before
firiue ~h1' which might Ia1i one il
iaI o. inyit, m excessive fin, Fhn grrl
n~ quake. ~ha T.. If the fcma birds wa
thalr pt.snp.t ta safety tn, male hlri'
had hlpn, t1vllty oi Introducing trc
or Brush r. tits line 81 VISION. while th,
l...naf, -,.u.l always select the open
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
DURANT To RACE
At INDIANAPOLIS
Son of Head Of General Motors
Co. First Entrant for Inter
national Event Next May

snet.ial Correspondence Of Every EyeninE
Iadianaoolis. Ind Jan. 2 Clifford
Dlrant. en1 of W { lHrant, head of the
General Motors Company, rcgi tered The
first entry for the eighth international
l00-mile Sweepstakes race on the INDIAN
apolis Motor Speedway, Monday, May 81
Dlrant wired his entry from California,
where. in the Chevrolet factory at Oak
land. n special 1S3.cubic inch flicr IS being
built to the new specifications OF the
Hoosicr contest
Durant was also the first 70 enter the
race last year, showing decided par
tialifv for the coveted No. / position on
the entry list. Like all knights Of tho
wheel, Dnrant has his pct superstition,
his particular brand being that No.
carries luck for him.
Durant il the direct descendant Of a
generation OF millionaire racing en-
thusiasts that formerly boasted such H.
histriUa names rs Caleb Bragg, Erwin
Bergdoll, Art Grcincr, and the late David
Bruce-Brown and Spencer Wishart.
He loves to drive racing carH, not for
the financial reward. but for the thrill and
plory of victory we'll won A millionaire
IN hls own right many times over, by vir-
tue Of his holdings IN the Chevrolet Motor
Car Company Of California, Of which he is
vice president, he risks the dangers Of the
speed sport and jeopardzes his millions
for the sake Of the intense stimulus Of
high speed competition.
DIrant has figured prominently in The
gasoline scented sport for several years,
bearing the title Of Pacific coast champion
! hv virtue of his victories IN Tire 1918
| Muntauarathon and Potlatnh contests at
Tacorna and his sweeping triumph IN the
1910 Santa Monica road raon, winch he
son nj the highest speed ever recorded for
hai event, II = rnlte Esr hour
In III hi- srocd encounter lrira1t has
been characterized fy NJ aisatJff fearless
nass 3nd i displaY of reckless daring thti
ba.ders on he verge of fooJhardiness
rom tire tiIne thc starter tnfnb *
flples ns foot # hfavy on iho throttle
nth 80 III III, until hc elthcr efns ar hl-
truf. -f4rd roes to lHcccs under ftf tram
IT, IN last indianapohs engaPons 1T at
Raa Vcli tp among tie lead"r lntii Al
h. i50 lnIc post hlg steering gear gave
sag and ~ MS forced t. rctra i9e Sa'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02

Ca vOI ChInamau. Arrayed IN your
feathercd garb of autumn or golden tnts
shapely and attractive, your sclntillating
lridescent colorings arc reflected IN the
sunlight making the China or rlng-ncck-
ed pheasant one OF the most attractive
birds awing Imported into the United
States in 1881 by the late Judge O. n.
Denney. who was a L :. Consular agent
NJ Shanghai China, the first consignment
of ten cocks and eighteen hens We're llb-
Grated in LYNN county. Oregon. This lit
tie Aggregation of birds increased SO rapid
" that it was estimated that $4,000 birds
were killed on the opening day ot the sea
son IN 1892 eleven years after their
original introduction
In Europe phcasants arc raised in con
fnement for sporting purposes or fall
shooting. The eggs are hatched by the
incubator route. rs hens are not especially
shiftv about covering or protecting their
Young during storms or IncieInent weather.
PheaSantS are verv easily protected under
State laws IS cocks are so distinctively
dlfTernet from the hens, they are easily
distinguished bv the hunter before firing
his shot The male PhaSianuS tOrquatIls,
with tail measurement. attain the length
az 36 inches They are sluggish in their
habits compared 10 our Rutfed Grouse,
and usually try To escape by running or
hiding rather than by taking wing When
they do tiy, they 90 IN direct line, making
most excellent targets for wing shooting
They soon become accilmatcd and furnish
an attractive dav 5 sport, even though the
bag limit in all states IS a limited number
On the Pacific coast I Is cluInad they
have, become - numerous thcv are \ men
afc 10 gardens and growing crops N those
localities Hunters are welcomed as IN
aggrcgatinp Of crop-SavcrS The < links
natural iuclInatIonS are along The lines .!
soclahiltv, they ARE seldom found great
distance from the hauuts Of man. and
harnvards SION become their mecca. DO
rnestIc hens a-c source oi especial interest
and attention from thr male ring neck.
He w,l fight an intrtIllng rooster to 2
successful finish The polygamous GUS
carefully selects and jralously guards
his hareu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
PRESIDENT GETS GREETINGS.
European and South American tonntries
Send MeSsaQHS.

Washington. Jan . New }ear
greetings from The heads of number q
foreign governments we're received yes
tordav bv, prreiient wilson Messagts
came from Fnpland peleinm, Ialxem
burg. sweden italy and several oihr
European countries and from mat g
the south American repnbifs
The President aem more thar fNe
hours III hiq wheel ebalr 81 tha sa7fh
portco of thr White IIVse and sfe +
modarat. meal IN his foom
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02

deeply chagrined ~ this loss ~ oppOr-
ulfy 10 duplicate ia the East the racing
trnttnnGs he he'd already Rarncrrd in the
West and Immediately upon his return to
the coast lpgan preparations for the
coming Iioogier contest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Question How fast do targets fly IN
tournaments? Is there q regulation to
throw them? What do YOU think Is the
best load for target breaking III all kinds
of weather? Dancr Nolan Washing
ton, ID. G.
Answer-The flight is due To spring
tension and direction Of the wind, hence
an answer 10 your question would moi be
accurate and of no benefit To yourself n
the public II Is necessary for every
trapshot to read his targets after he ar
rives upon the grounds. At that time n
number of conditions should be studied
digested and mentally worked out. Note
the Law of the land If you find the traps
set lower than the score line, or the wind
is blowing from the score toward the traps
YOU must hold little below the flying OBJ
iect. If the traps are set above the score
line and the wind blowing III the face OF
the traps, your aim must be n little high.
Study wind and ground conditions, es-
innate target velocity and what the wind
is doing tO the targets. II they are cut-
ting capcrs. il is usually advisable TO
quicken your time. II may be necessary
to read every target after It leaves the
trap Your ability to accurately estimate
and take advantage of existing conditions
is what makes you an expert shot. The
popular load for those who are successtu ui
in trapshooting, and used under all con
ditions IS 3 drains of bulk or "a grams OF
dense powerd, | Il ounces of chilled II
/ shot.
Question most of the successful
/ professional and amateurs shoot with boti
/ ewes open, and why do they do it2 Frank
/ G.. Avery. Baltimore, Nil
Answer Yes, successful trapshots, rs 4
class, shoot with both eyes open. shot.
gun artist shoots targets Just rs he would
throw rock at dog, shoot u bow an
arrow. or point a finger Both eyes opef
ia the logical way 10 shoot targets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
Ieonoclaan.

80 yon are Just back from Encand2'
~ r., and terribly disappointed
what lappencd2
Il have alwnya thought England .
romantic country and none of its sports
more picturesque than FOX hunting
"Wcll?"
II SAW an English squire following ms
pack IN 4 fyvrr Birmingham Ago-
Herald
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02

Lost something? Try "a cias ficd nd
vertisemcnt IN Every Evening. Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
FOLEY chTrAPTIc TABLETS

Never disappoink Take one touieti
md feel better in The morning.
George Tenneg, Ssn Antonio. Texxs; ~Fol~x
Casaric Table's haVe proven 20 be fhs h-.,
i4xauve I ever hsvs taken end I recommend
them f,r csastipation and b.ii0usacss
y - DAnfortb eecond and Markot IS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02

in mdwater 10y gentle undnatng
movement Scattering, they then form
on the surface compact. foating, sold
circle. laying for hours IN the sun, gaspIng
and absorbing ozone. fond mother oeciipy-
ing n central or spotlight position at that
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
For indigestion

Constipaiion, Sick Headache, Bilious.
ness, Floating, Sour Stomach. Cas on
the Stomach, Bad Breath--you will End
nothing better than that wholctono
physic
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02
SUITS AND OVERCOAT
5000 PAIRS OF MEMS PANTS
S MADE OF SAMPLE MILL ENDS

This lot of assorted
fine worsted and cor
duroy Pants, worth up
ti ehaiss 81 so. Your S4.95
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-02

Mems S worsted Pants,
good values at
sS5is. sS.so. Your 1895
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l'ro1r!"iOrS OF Cir'USrS are 'hNh"I' 81
tho rate of Sinr, Public "\hihlti"u~
museums. curl" halls are taNtd al i"'
rat. Of 81 per anuum, which inc!ud"S
all common SHOWS.
Foo. tables. billiard tables or bowling
.aGic,s maintained IN amy establishment
with tn exception "f ones TrINa'" res
.i,n"" are suhJc"; T. special tan At
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
REMOVAL OF EMBARGO
WON'T HELP THE REDS

WASHINGTON. July S-Mispr"vai D.!
rho contentious Of tn" Russian Bo!Shc-
Wiki that trade cmbarEocs had hamp,'-
Cd Them IN the administration ana d.
ysloprncnt OF the SoNj"t rcpUhN' -
expected by officials h"r" I" EcSu''
from the removal today "t most 81 IN,
restrictions on trad" between inc
I.nltcI States and Russia. state az
nartmcnt officials. IN fact, were ir3nN
in saving that destruction OF SuCh ''
rnrr,i,t, va. tho real basis for the DE-
ciSion Ia Mt tho trade barriers ON,
,.,2,ls are If tho opinion that there WI.
10 no great movement on IN" paft ~
AMERICANS 70 conduct trad" win 'nQ'-
y,duaLS ar societies in tn" lana 81 mo
Soviet. inasmu"h as r"ScindInS OF 'i,.i
horyoCS Will not Civ" IN" t'nlNh"NiN'
any added materials or pr"Gu'iS OF ~
crease their purchasing aeiI'tN' ~
Lifting ut tn" embargo was 'hHT',
tnrjzcd in ON" quarter todH! as 'Tlyu
lated To pull Tho last prop out 'r""
under IN" Soviet leaders -
Department Of labor "in''"'N 81" ~
tho decision Of the. E"N"Tnn"h' as ~
,radc with Russia on" advantage: nov
clcr Resumption "f commercial SAL
,nrs - Russian ports. even th"uSh lcW
IN numb IL wa, said. would cnap'. :
rho labor department to d"p"rt a""u
six hundred Russian communists a'l'
a.,,r,b,>ts As we'll a. about 5po "''chH'
from states nearby 70 Russia. Scndinr
or thcsc undcSirahleS from tho country
has been DELAYED bcCau~" OF IN" !hil'''-
S,hilitv Of arranging for th":r trans
nnrtatlou 10 Russian ports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
PESKY
BED BUGS

EedhuC CC'Incx l"ctular;usp. The or
ir,n of the name bcdhuE. ~ unknown.
hui - supposed L. bC naturally SuS-
rrs,cd as II ~ descriptive. There are
NAV io,.l names OF thcs" PARASITES. As
for illustration. around Boston they
or,, called ",'hinIhcs." from Baliim"r"
.nmcs the name "Mah"gany Fiat, IN
New YORK. they are styled Red CS"aiS
around Pittsburgh and Wheeling they
are called "i'"sky Devils" IN cincinnati
and the South "Nightr.d"rS." IN -.
I,ouls and Chicago district CRIMSON
Ramblcrs.'' tn" great Nest "lrlErims."
The old sayiuL "thC hcdhuE has no
teeth. but they get there just the SAINT.
is correct Instead "f tccth they pos
,css p5crCIuT and su"klnE hoax l."
draw and rob you Of your blood Tor
their own body.
Rcdhugs no matter what YOU may
call them. or where they cam" from.
science has found 4 way to rid them If
YOU will use faithfully the now chem
zeal PcSkI Devils QuIctuS ~. II, {.
\ iJc package makes ON" quart enough
IT, XIII a mutton h"dbuES. reaches, nCaS.
ants or coolies. and their CEES as we'll.
l.. u. g viii not inJur" bedding. and
each packaC" contains II patent spout
to enable YOU Ia get them in tn" hard
tu-get-at places. Impossible for icskE
Devils L. exist where /. l.. -. * used.
Sold 10y {. II GrirSt Il Co.. Btcrs Drug
Stores. South Side Pharmacy and Uthcf
leading hrurEiStS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
Vigorous Men
And Women Are
In Demand

II your ambition has left you, your
happiness has gone forever unless you
take advantage of John Coleman. {. II.
Grirst & Co.'S MAGNIFICENT offer TO re-
fund your money on the first box nur-
chased If Wcndell's Pills Ambition
Brand. do not put your system in fine
condition and give you the energy and
vigor you baTe lost
Re ambitious, be strong. be vigorous,
Bring the rudy glow Of health TO your
checks and the right sparkle 10 your
eyes.
Wcndell's Pills. Ambition Brand. the
great nerve tonic, are splendid for that
tired feeling, nervous troubles. head
aches. rCstlessness. trembling, mental
depression. sleeplesSnesS. nervous In
digestion, and loss Of appetite.
You take them with this understand
inc that In two days you will feet bet
ter. In a week you will feel fine or aft.
rr taking one box. if not benefited. the
druggist will refund the price Of the
box
BE sure and get 60 cent box today
and get out of the rut. Remember
John Coleman. G.. II. GrieSt & Co. and
dealers everywhere are authorized to
guarantee them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
SingIe-taxerS Refuse
To Support La FaIOtte
on Third Party Ticket

Chicago. July S--rlans Of a group Of
liberal and radical organizations Tor
one united third party. with candidates
foe president and VICE president in IN"
~feld received a setback today when
single tax partv members announced
they would no, support Senator Robert
NJ IAaFollrtt". wn" - eNpH"tCd 10 be
the choice Of the other -r"upS
The single taN"rS. who arrived today
TO prepare for their convention. which
opens Sunday. declared they would holt
the combine aud nominate separate
ticket ii the majority ChoS" l.atNnllettc.
ening TO present their own ticket. Amos
Pinchot and George l., Record Of tn"
committee Of forty-eiEht. wer" IN Madi-
son. Wis. today comforting with La
Toilette. who has received majority
Of a mail straw vote Of tho party.
The COMMITTEES OF fOrty-GnGht and
single tax conventions open Sunday.
ard on Sunday the labor party Of the
United States. another prospective mem
Der Of tho proposed thirty party COM
hinatinn, meets here. The national nom
partisan triple alliance OF rho Y0rth-
west national peoples lcaEu" Of Min
reSota. World War veterans and ma
tional public ownership leaEu" hav"
20 n" convention and later CndorS"
the platform and candidates
Jerome g Refs. single tax committees
man from rNUnSylva MIA. announced that
the single taNNrs would accept IN" COM
mittcc of forty ciEht's invitation 70
attend the third party convention. but
would leave Il they were unable 10 pre-
vent the selection ot LaF'ollCttH as
standard bearer. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09

ldo feet and over tons arc subject 10
special tan at tho rate Of 81 per foot.
Manufacturers Of tobaCCo-mIUuiar
turcrS " ttoHH"Co selling not IN excess
of in.0"n pounds per year arc taxed al
tho rat" al 81 Sales cNCcclinE I0.""n not
To exceed 10000" pounds. are laA"d az
The rate of - a year. selling in cAc"5S
OF 2n0 .0nn pounds. tax "a; selling III r\-
cess of zoo. nnu pounds are SubJcSct I" =
taN Of So and at the rate Of sl.l6 per
200 pounds or fraction thereof III re-
Sp,Ct 10 the CAccsS over -n".V"O pOundS.
Cigar Manufacturers.
Mauuia, tur'rs OF cigars arc alss sub
JccI to TAN 'CUru.nS 80 III" class with
winch TN! como according |" tht
amount ct sales made durIns thu year.
Manufactures of cigarettes. wmcn m
"iuucS small CISuTS. NOT weighing MOI
IMAM three pounds Der thousand Li" sub
Jc,l 10 Srv,.ti IAN at lhr rate CT $.uo
lur every i"."uV cigarettes.
Manu- acturvrs and dealers in olrmar
EarInr ana HuuItctaIcu nu'tcr ar "u"-
yr,t t. tan at,"lu.hS 10 'hc class ~tLn
rates. 81, MARGARINE mHhuIdrturcFs'
ArUu. vs. hUi"-ui, uctl,rs EnUulurvu UlcO-
Iuarg iiIlr. 500 per year, retain ucdlCrS
"a unuuUrcd ulrmarEln", 81 per year,
turcrS Of TOBACCO SLII,nS nor III cAcc-S
per year. WhOI, sal dctICrS III auullrInl-
I'd butter. $iNu per year, retail UcLi, =
~ auu'I,rated batter. E:S year. manu-
IacIurrrs OF rcnUvatcd butter, S"U d
year.
Filled chccsC--Filled cheese manufac-
tUrCrS. $iun. WhOirSdI" dealers, -@u. re-
lall dealers l.. IcrSUnS engaged IN
the manufacture ~ mixed Hour urc sub
Jrct 10 Spcc!ai tan at the ralC ui ~ Il
year.
v nero special iaN.S arc mailed post
office money orders and certified 'hcSh"
shuuld uc security Htia"ucd To the re-
turn 50 "a 10 hN".d ih.ir separation hi
IL. "a llt,As .