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Weekly journal-miner., 1920-04-21

Weaver dist, being operated by w. w. Kunkle ct al.
 J. H. Robinson, adm. of est. of Will fam R. L. Conner, dec, to Wm. s. Conner. adm. deed-Undivided quarter interest in four claims, unpatented, in Walker dist
 ]. F. Fitzgerald ct al locates five claims in Walnut Grove dist.
 Capt. A. w. Farney ct al, with E. Landis, agreement-Dissolution of partnership the Missouri River Con- struction Co.,, sediment with mining stock, etc
 P. J. Koehane, adm. with T. L, Woodruff, declaring null and void certain agreement entered into by the parties hereto dated
 E. P Sander and wife to Lone Star Baptist church, Q. (. deed-Lots i and }, blk. IS, Prescott
 United States to A. C. Goddard Honorable discharge from army.
 (. L. Beckwith to P. c. Salisbury, mining deed-Four unpatented claims in Walnut Grove mining dist
 April 14
 H. w. Axtell with P. B. Dreiser. notice-Desiring to declare void a lease entered into.
 (. R. Wallace and wife to Austin Mulevenon, exc. est. w. J. Mulvenon. w. deed-Undivided half interest in lots Y, l9, 2l and g, blk. B, Pres colt.
 Roy Davis and wife to Martin A. Robert, Q. C. deed-SH SEA Sec. 5; N55. NE14l and E15 NWI4 Sec. 8; N5z NW74. Sec-9, T. IA N, R. 4 w:
 United States to Elmer E. Hassler, honorable discharge from army.
 United States to William ]. Will jams, honorable discharge from army. |
 Chrales D. Willard and wife to w. 1 C. Miller, w. deed-Lot 24, blk. 2. ! Willard add. 10 Cottonwood.
 April IS, 1920
 State of Arizona to Charles H Hooker. certificate of purchase. Sec. / I. Y N. K. 2W Assigned to Nel-l son Puntenney.
 Fred Wods to James Roche, NJ. | Deed, l-3 interest in 16 unpatented | claims in Verde district. Harry Brisley and wife to Cortez ! investment O., w. Deed, part of ] Lots 25, ?, g, 3l, B, 35 and 551l, 1 Blk. Is, City.
 A. K. Monroe locates one claim in Hassayampa district.
 L. F. Wilson and C. E. Eckert to Jordan Stage Line Co.,, Dill of sale, cars, etc, used by said stage line.
 P. B. Dreiser. to r. C. Ilg. lease, N. , rooms of Bldg. on Lots 25, 27 29, 31, B, 5. Blk. Is, Prescott from April IA, 1920, to Oct. IA, 1922.
 F; E. William locates one claim in Martinez mining district.
 April Is, 1920
 R. C. Houston locates one claim in Turkey Creek district.
 Charles A. Snapp locates claims in Peck district.
 OnarIeS A. Snapp amends two claims in Peck district.
 Santa Fe, Pacific R. R. Co. to H. E. Campbell, deed, Secs. 19, 21, go, 31. s. T. FIN. R. 9W. Secs. 1. }. 7, 9, II. 13, 15,> Y, 19, 21, g, g, g, 2, s, T. 22N. R. 9W. Secs. II, Is. E1z, Sec. 5 E1z, Sec. Is, Secs. g, 25T. 2l N. R. LOW H. E. Campbell to D. NJ. Francis, w. Deed, land above described.
 E. V. Haney and H. B. Hermann Gro Plata Cobre Min ing Co. Capitalization $1,OO0,OOO; place of business, Prescott; general mining. E. NJ. Foltz locates one claim in Tip Top district.
 April F, 1920
 ]. B. Tomlinson locates three
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-04-21
(From Fridays DaiIy.)
Goes to Jerome

Superior Judge John J. Sweeney lett yesterday morning for Jerome, where he will participate in the ac- tivlties of the Knights of Columbus this evening.
 Brought the Veal
 Albert Matley brought in a load of veal to the O. K. market from Will iamson valley yesterday. He says that his section is in fine shape. To Visit Phoenix
 4. w. Davis and J. L. Davis, owners of the Federal bakery, Snd
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-04-21
(From Sundays Dally.) 'ie;tad Verde D;e+ric+

N1lOAl OuhhaJ Od&RS'y Visited Verde District
 w. w. Elliott has returned from q trip to the Verde district where he went on mining business. New Postoffice Clerk
 LeRoy Roberts, son of William Roberts of Fair Oaks, has accepted a position i'll the postoffice, as office clerk
 Returns From Copper Camp
 Chas. T. Joslin returned yesterday from Jerome, where he went on business connected with the Verde Central Mining Go. Found Job Quickly
 Miss Maude Malone took a posi- ton as stenographer to the chief clerk at the Public Health Service last week. She recently finished her course and found work at once. Local School Trains Stenographers
 Misses Thelma Perrett and May Gelzer of this city, and who recently took positions as stenographers in Jerome report that they are well pleased. They were sent out from the Prescott Business College. Think This Over
 If you start a wagon down hill, it goes by itself. But if you want to go uphill you must keep a-pushin' and a-pullin' It is the same with business. The pull and push IS good advertising, the life of modern busi- ness.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-04-21

the Acquisition Mining Company which operated i'll Hot Springs sec ton. reports having leased the Gold Bond mine for Pittsburg capitalist Sees New Cripple Creek
 O. E. Marshall of the Marshall group of claims in the Chaparral dis trict is in the city and says that the Chaparral district will one of these days prove itself the Cripple Creek of Arizona Looking For High Grade Ore
 DeLos Fritz and Billie Carpenter are leasing on the old Marcos gold mine adjoining the Saver mine in the Stanton section of the Weaver dis trict. The ore is of a high grade gold character
 Thinks He's Found It
 (. R. Smith is jubilant over a group of claims he has located near the city along the state highway He thinks he has it on the old timers who have been walking over the ground for years.
 Will Tell Children Stories
 Tomorrow morning from 1l:l5 till noon at the Y. W. (. A. Center there will be told to the children of the primary grades some interesting stor- ies by Miss Williams of the Wash ington school.
 Mill Awaiting Material N
 E. NJ. Foltz is in the city to have an eye treated which was injured by getting a piece of rock in it. He re- ports that the foundation for the new Swastika mill is all i'll and the build ing at standstill awaiting the ar rival of material to continue the work.
 Lease Looks Like Shipper
 The lease of Campbell & Zettler on the old Roach mine out in the Turkey Creek district is looking so good that Mir. Zettler quit his job in the B. B. Company and has gone out to work at the mine. Looks like a body of silver lead ore with shipping values had been opened up by recent work.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-04-21
From Tuesdays Daiiy.l

From Tuesdays Daiiy.l Business Trip to San Diego
 John Massing has gone on busi- ness trip to S1 Diego. Returns From Coast
 Miss Olive Fisher has returned from an extended visit to the coast
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-04-21

For quick and artistic job work, the Journal-Miner is the place. *@
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-04-21
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Superior Court of Yavapai County, State of Arizona.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07
New Railroad for Use
of Cotton Company; to
EmbLou Balloons, Also

Phoenix. ARK, June me -
t-ei1 has been run over the new
I Tened 80 railroad, the only item OF
abroad construction to be eomp l-lte
since the beginning Of the EURO 20 -
- hTe road is five miles long,
connecting at Avondale. IS miles wess
Of Phoenix, with the Buckeye line 60, OF
the Arizona Eastern system
new road is to be used almost ecu go.
sivelv bv the Southwest Cotton COM
1anv- for the needs Of its ranen OF
--,.-5o- 80 . large ginning plant ana
of \ model town. provided tor accom- IN
mediation OF employees. Mucn O Ils
1-15 already is in Pima cotton II
-l---.5o- fs mainly from a score OF
n1imping plants, supplied from graveSI
Efrata. that drains the SAT- tllHeI .l Va
lev. It is proposed that supeTlh l Lelu-
e,+s Ebal 20 about their work mere
after on the oomPany,s r .ale5ssi5 ana az
snail be transported 10 Lltc o-l,lis -. ~
C;oodvear by means Of dirlgloLs "a
looms : A pony BlimD has been puI-
chased in Los Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07
PLAN BIC loans
To AID BUILDING

The large insurance companies have
agreed TO lend money for building
purposes for a period Of Is years as
q means Of relieving the acute situa-
tlon caused by the housing shortage
This is the news which George R. lie
Baron. Of Broaddus & LeBaroni has
brought back from Kansas CITY. No,
where he attended the 18th annual
convention OF the national association
Of real estate boards
Seeing that program OF develop
ment must be decided on at once,
the great insurance companies decided
20 make real estate investments Mr..
LeBaron said. The investments are
TO be for development purposes only.
Another effort is to be made TO re
lease money for building
seek Loan Exemption
The real estate men Of the country
viii petition congress % exempt IeaI
estate loans up to $4,000 from gov
eminent taxation in order to popular
lie such loans. The real estate men
have found that the tax on these
loans has caused them to be with
drawn and restricted so that the
money might be lent out Ia more
profitable Investments
The building during 1913 was only
so per cent OF normal MI Lebaron
said Monday. "and tx viii take five
years TO catch up 10 the prewar rate
Of construction
me real estate men Of the United
states voted to elect committee
W hich viii stay in Washington 10
study real estate conditions and sub
nit needs TO congress. A farm diyi-
sion was organized TO stimulate the
hack to the farm movement
Must Figure on New Basis
A report by the statistical depart
nent Of the national association
showed that a gross return Of l5-b per
cent on the investment had TO De
rtade by real estate owners In order I
that s per cent net might be reallzeo'
M I.eBarou said The advice OF the
real estate experts was that people !
should cease figuring in terms or pre-
war nrfces, but should think IN terms |
Of todav's price levels, as prices VIII Z
not 90 down B.-.
The representatives from. Fl Faso i
NJ fhe Kansas City convention. In ad- /
ditfon 10 Mr.. LeBaron, were Dolglas
n Crovrell. A. H Anderson and n p /
TTadfield. Fred Z. Taylor Of Portland, I
ore. was chosen president Ior next
year. Chicago was chosen as the next
convention city 20
Nh I.e Baron Intended going on 70
chfcaro 10 the national republican
co1Z-e7rion. but returned on account OF
sSa Fitness OF his brother, Charles lie
Pe-on s. n. LeBaron. anotner
5-ofrer- Is here from Mobile Ala
mis- Nfr. IeBaron is southern mana
eer for ne Kansas & Gulf OH com
pany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07
T. P. A. DELEGATES STOP ON
THEIR WAY TO PORTLAND

Sixty-five delegates TO the 18th
annual national Travellers Protect
I'VE association convention in Port
lano, ore, passed through FL Paso
Monday morning The train stopped
mere from to $3.50 o'clock
me delegation was met by repre-
sentatives OF the chamber Of Com
merces who took the visitors for a
rae over the city and then on a trim
10 Juarez. Southern delegates con-
centrated at san Anonto and came
on a special train to FL Paso and
continued on the same train to the
coast A Schatzky is the FL Paso
representative to the Portland 80
vention- Mrs. Schatzky went with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07
CIuBERSON COUNTY SULPHUR
ATTRACTS SOUTHERN CAPITAL

NJ Frederick Louis Odenbach pro-
rassor of geology and astronomy n
saint IEnatius college CleseLa55-.-. -
--bo sDent Saturday and Sunday IN
~ 90 LEFT Monday for Orla. Texas,
ii comuauv with Dr. E w E1lLst "
--isit re plant Of the Great southern
Sulphur company .-- .to-,t
go miles from Fl Paso- Dr. - 80 -
- r-sI-es hts headquarters IN Il
-, fe tfe organizer and managing
5frector OF the company when ls "
,1e-fsI-fre- 10 develop the sulphur ue-
--ogf4q IN the crater OF an eAtilo-
,-oIcano. Is miles from q rallro-u-
Describing the plant anu pi -. -
a.--e1or-7aut Dr.. Ritter sara ma -1
- .cc-sI5s4sS Canftal in New Orleans
.r6 IN various southern STATES ~
carry out his plans the sui PHI -
-5oe5+s ne states. are nearly cneln-
f-allv uure. and he has developer 80
nsfanted an economic process OF pIo-
dr-r+fon and refining The proeuct
In ~ -Ta-lzetsd. he says, chiefly 10
manufacturers OF automobile tires
In addition to developing the SUI
,,r.s- daDosfts. DR.. Ritter expects 70
make use OF the vast suiphale ee-
Dosits west OF Alamogordo. n n Inc
su1nhafes OF calcium. sodium, ana
,ofasqf1u1 enter into his sulphur re-
filming process. and he plans othe1
rrsee for these materials. Among the
5ifferent branches Of industry in
which DR.. Ritter expects TO engage
IS the manufacture OF fast sulphur
dyes by a German process. He states
further that he has located immense
deposits OF bat guano which his com
nany viii develop commercially me
deposits. SAYS he are in caves. some
~ them several miles in extent
A new postofnce called Sulphuria
has been established at the sulphur
mine through the efforts OF repre-
sentative Claude Hudspeth.
Father Odenbach is an inventor
and also the founder and director OF
the meteorological observatory at
Cleveland He came to Texas 10 OBJ
serve the geological formations and
10 make certain experiments in his
special branch OF science. He eL-
pressed a desire to visit the White
Sands before he returns home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07
CHAMBER STAFF
PLANS ITS WORK

The first get together meeting Of
] the new and now complete chamber
Z of commerce staff was held at noon
Monday in the chamber OF commerce
grill. D. A. Bandeen. general man
ager. presided and introduced every
I body to everybody else. At late
hour Saturday r J. Pritchard was
3 transferred from the publicity de-
partment TO the new consolidated de-
partment which includes the automo-
and junior department. Mr.. Pritchard
has been manager Of the automOtive
trades department and now takes
over the additional departments at an
Increased salary.
The publicity work Of the chamber
viii be taken charge of by Rufe
March. who took his office Monday
morning Mr.. March will edit Greater
FL Paso, the official publication Of
the organization. He also viii have
charge Of the advertising Of the pub
LEGATION.
Warren Pitcher. who has had
charge Of the Greater FL Paso adver-
Using. has resigned because Of the
growth Of his private advertising
business Mr. Pitcher made plans
about month ago to do this. He
was asked to remain with the new
organization but declined to do so
because Of his own business. He did
agree to remain until after the re-
organization was completed
At the luncheon c. y. Bassett.
president assured every staff mem
Der present that the chamber Of COM
merce would go on better than ever
and that the reconstructfn period
was past Everybody he said could
depend on the job he held. but that
everybody had to get down to work
N earnest and make business good
Tor Fl Paso for the coming wear.
Burton Bunch and ". N. Wood. who
are leaving. made short talks. Mr.
Bunch, who has been manager of the
junior and retail merchants depart I
inents VIII go to Silver City to man
age the chamber there. AR WOOD
VIII 80 into business in Colorado I
after brief vacation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07
MRS. SUSIE M. KING DEAD;
BODY TO BE TAKEN TO OHIO

Mrs Susie II. King. As years old.
died Sunday night at $50 o'clock at
her home. 1911 Grandview avenue.
after an illness Of four weeks. She
had been in FL Paso 10 years. COM
ing here from Marion. Ohio. She is
survived by three brothers and two
sisters One brother, J. 3. Thew. and
one sister, Mrs. X Crossen, live in
Fl Paso- Mr.. and Mrs. Thew and
Mrs Crossen viii accompany the
body to Marion for burial.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07

Mrs Ben P. Cleveland. negress, Of
day night. viii be buried Tuesday at
p. m The funeral viii be held at
the Second Baptist church, Rev. J. r.
Jackson officiating. Rev. H. A Wells
viii preach the funeral sermon.
Burial win be under auspices Of star
OF the West chapter. Eastern Star.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07
Help Wanted-Male and F.maIe

WANTED-House TO house solicitors. eth
er sex Nu-Life MIG Co, 2If15 S. Oregon
WANTED-Man or woman 70 take charge
Of a small sanatorium for about 3 months.
call ssS7W.
YFANTED-Laundry help Of all kinds. APP
ply 8 O'Clock week day mornings. Post
Laundry. Fl Bliss. Tex
WANTED-At the Bristol Cafe, al 5nce,
good. clean second cook lady or gent; also
neat appearing walter or waitress. ap-
ply at once.
RAILWAY mail and government clerk
examinations. FL Paso June 10. July =
men. women. IS upward. salary $500
$500. experience unnecessary. For ftee
particulars write Raymond Terry fformef
government eXamlnerl. 372 Continental
Bldg. Washington, D. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07

JACK has been told that he is late
in getting his garden started, and
. his mother has sent him 10 the
seed store and instructed him 70 buy
every kind Of garden seed which can
be spelled with the letters on the
grip. He is told that he can use a
letter more than once. if necessary,
in the name Of a seed, although no
letter appears more than once on the
grip. What seeds can he buy2
Croquet. Ping pong Squash.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07
APARTMENTS UnFurnished

VERY attractive unfurn shed apartus int.
Apply Apt. ]. SO Prospect
THE Wiimary front apt sleeping porch.
inquire Apt l. as Prospect.
PRIVATE home apartment. rooms kitch-
en-. bath. Eiassed In sleeping porch. no
children. Walking distance. EOS \. ochoa-
De LUNE-Small. unfurnished apartment
with sleeping porch. 1913 n. Oregon. Phi.
so67.
FOUR room unfurnished apartment. walk
ing distance Ph. Ss9T or call las n
Brown.
FOR RENT-s15 a side. new. room
apartments. Elassed sleeping porches gas
ranges. ccTuer Piedras and Altura Blvd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07
Business Chances.

-~----~-~-~-~-~-----~-~-~
GROCERY store for sale. centrally To-
invoice. Phi. 5416.
FOR SALE-Fully equipped garage with
established business, long time lease. IN.
~ and ask for Mr. EggIeston-
SIGN, house painting and tnting. best
work. lowest prices Jose Fuentes, sol s
OREGON St Ph. 10. evenings 9o2s.
WANTED-By experienced laundryman
chance 10 lease good steam laundry one
that is running in a good location. where
there is a chance to build up a good busi-
ness Can furnishe best OF references. Ad-
dress 7 f9 care Herald
REAL ESTATE IN CHIHUAHUA
Timber Lands Grazing Lands. Mines. Pros
poets City Property. Collections and Rem
tails. Write SIC ALBANIA St. Elias Her
nandez, for few days in E Paso. Phi
1915.
FOR SALE-New. well equipped cafe and
confectionery. one block depot. quick sale
$3.50. worth double that amount, clear title I:
must sell account Sickness coming oil cen
ter Roswell n. n D. S. Whitehead, EOS
7. FIFTH st.
WANT a few hundred dollars to help work
a rich mine in Mexico: ore on dump ready
for furnace sufficient to pay over 100 per
cent on capital viii refund total amount
OF subscription from first shipments Of
ore and give . for ] In stock which viii
pay from 50 TO 100 percent per year this
VIII stand close investigation. For
AAA ---1l AlAQE4l-ALlQl aA4Eee5 M. EAGA1els
p o. Box 400. Fl Paso. Tex
TOR sALE-Garage ami service station.
vulcanizing shop. all complete. with full
equipment The best located garage in the
Warren District. right opposite postoffIce-
VIII sell everything and all accessories for
$500 cash The very best business chance
ever offered Owner must 60 east on ac-
count OF sickness C. H Ramquist. Mgr,
BOX 3. 3, Lowell, Ariz.
SHOW CASES, new and second hand va
cases. counters. desks chairs. tables.
stoves. ranges. cash registers, ice boxes.
etc We buy and sell for cash. consiEn-
ment OF commission Ugh class cabinet
and carpenter jobblnE. Phone 1884.
CHENOWETH-LEVT CO.. INC.
z01 ". Overland St
GENTLEMAN wants lady or gentleman to
60 into a legitimate business proposition
with me, must have $500; this viii more
than double Itself In 80 days and grow
into large and lucrative business within
80 days and be permanent. large profit
making proposition throughout the sta-e.
act quick II you want 70 make some big
money For information. address C 15s.
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07

FOR SALE.
Complete equipment sufficient 10
Install an ice cream factory OF a
capacity OF 1000 gallons per day.
This includes freezers. packers.
cabinets and all else necessary 10
complete an up 70 date ice cream
factory. We also have several
automobile trucks equipped with
cabinet bodies. VIII sell all or
any part OF this equipment Per
sons desiring TO enter into the
manufacture and sale Of ice cream
or any established plant in need
Of more equipment should see Us
before buying. VIII sell-worth
the money.
TRI-STATE ASSOCIATION OF
CREDIT MEN.
Fl Paso. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07

David o. Holeman. who died Satur-
Day, viii be held at the Masonic tenn
pie at 100 o'clock tomorrow after
noon All Masons are asked 70 be
present. Lodge 40. OF which O. J.
the services.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07
Political Announcements,

HEkEbf ANNOUNCE myself as a can
oldate for reelection TO the office OF fudge
OF me 4lst judicial district. subject to The
actio1 OF the Democratic primaries
P. r PRICE.
/ HEREBY ANNOUNCE myself a. a can
cidate for Reelection 70 the office Of
judge o. the Sirty-fifth judicial digtri~f
s-llscl % the action 4 the Democratic
primary. BALLARD COLDWFTT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07

WHOLESALE concern. established Aimee
viii invoice approximately $500. net profit
around $500 per month. going for quick
sale at $500 cash.
Call Melers.
JAMES /. MARI & COMPANY,
304 san Antonio ST. Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07

An eye capable OF viewing 10000
square miles an hour would require
IS years to all the surface Of the
sur
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07

Real Estate Wanted
WANTED-To buy from owner. OF S
room. modern bunEalow. Ph. 2ls2J-
WANTED-To buy. tenement. state ioeal-
ity and price Address 3 155. care Herald
AN IN market FOR or room modern
home. Phi. Room 7o2 Del Norte Hotel
100 PER CENT results from tenements.
TURNER, KEMP & COLDWELL-
WANT to buy 5000 4 OF S room house.
viii pay cash for same II Il Is a bargain.
give location and price Address No o.
IS, care Herald
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US.
We can sell OF rent any property properly
priced. For good service list with
JAS. j. WATTS co.
3oI CITY National Bank Bldg. Phone l54
Wanted TO Rent
SIX room house. nicely furnished. with ga
rage, will take lease for year. Phi II36W.
WANTED-SmaiI furnished house with
garage. close in. before the 10th reason
able. address 152. care Herald.
BY June 10. 4 or room modern house.
unfurnished. or partly furnished. near car
line no sick or children, permanent Pa
2ll Edison
FURNISHED cottage for the summer. near
Five Points. adults 1 convalescent. best
OF references. IN. l29o.
WANTED-LIving room. BEDROOM and
children. not sick Address 3 Isl. care
Herald
WANTED-By June 2ist furnished or
partly furnished house with rooms or
rooms and sleeping porch. BY healthy.
permanent couple with baby. close IN OF
Call at once. Phi. 7690J between I and
mornings S and evenings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-07
HeIp Wanled-SaIesmen

WANTED-Ladies or gentlemen 20 eel
lots almost IN shadow OF oil derricks. Nd-
dress Drawer H. Denton. Mont.
STOCK SALESMAS-ENceptio commits
sion paid high class salesmen on gilt edge
Tex