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New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

descriptive clauses hereof described, viz;
All those certain lots; pieces or parcels
in the city s and County of 's New @ York 0snd and
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at point on the northery
side Of s5,h Street l2o, westerly from the
intersection Of the northeriy side OF s6th
Street and the westerly side OF Madison
Avenue. and running thence westerly along
the northeriy side of s5th Street 1907.
Avenue 1o2' 2" to the center line of the
block. thence easterly along said center line
of she %s a,on 3o HyeuSe
the place Of beginning:
and will note the highest bid therefor.
L) The Special Master will next offer
for sale separately and an entirety as
Parcel l.. the following part or portion Of the
real property in Lot Of Article VI Of the
clauses hereof described viz:
AN those certain lots. pieces or parcels
thereon. situate. lying and being In the City
and County OF New York. and bounded and
described follows:
side Of ssth Street aao' westerly s from a''t tho
intersection Of the southerly SIDE Of seth
Avenue and running thence eaaterly along
the southerly side of ssth Street 1907.
Avenue 1o2' 2" to the center line OF the
block. thence westerly along said center
line OF the block 1907. thence northerly
and w 10 'hs the pass hsest st sfSnnns S
for sale separately and as an entirety as
Parcel NJ. the following part or portion Of
| the real property in Lot of Article VI of
the said decree and In 10. OF the descrip-
All those certain lots. pieces or parcels
| OF land with the buildings and improve
nenss thereon. situate. lying and being
an and bounded ana described az follows:
| BpoisNlNa al q point formed by the inter-
| section OF tho southeriy side Of 9sth Street
| and the westerly side Of Madison, Avenue
! and running thence westerly along the
southerly limo Of ss,h street. l2o'. thence
sou,herly parallel with Madison Avenue
| 1922 2" TO the center line Of the block.
| thence easterly along said center line OF
| the block l2o' to the westerly side OF
Madison Avenue. thence norherly along
2" TO the place Of begtnning:
and will note the highest bid therefor.
| (N) Tho Special Master will next offer
for sale separately and az an entirety as
the he real property in f,ot Of Article vi
OF the said decree and in Lot Of the de-
scrip,lve clauses hereof described. viz.
All those certain lots, pieces or parcels
sncnts thereon. situate. lying and g being
and bounded and described as follows:
| BgaiNHiNa at a point formed from the
intersection Of tho northeriy side OF e6th
the norsheriy side OF sSth Street l4s',
! thence northerly parallel with Madison
| Avenue 102' 2" TO the center iine OF the
block. thence sasterly along said center =,
side OF Madison Avenue. and thence south
Avsnus los, 8" 60 the place OF hsgdnnins
,aaA will sot& aaa aighsas bae&thsgsseEs
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

BOOKKEEPER. typewriter. experienced in
dry goods importing. Apply all week.
italian Bed Spread Co.. 450 Rroome st.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

EoGRApaER-Young man. 1s to 70
AND experience, IL any. l. CTS, Tribune.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-03
FULL PROGRAM
 FOR COUNCIL
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS WILL COME BEFORE LEAGUE OF MA TIONS CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN ROME.

Washington, April 2.--A full and important programme will confront the council of the league of nations when it assemblies in Rome April 27. Included in the matters scheduled to be discussed, it was learned here to- day, are such questions as the ap- proval of the temporary organization already effected of the secretariat of the league; the method of financing that body and it's accounting; regula- ton of admission of new states; re- patriation of German and Austrian prisoners of war now in Siberia; traf- fife in women and children; disposition of the work of the Washington labor conference; adoption of rules of pro cedure, and finally, the work of the
 commission which is to draw plans for
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-03
arvERAL SHOTS FIRED TWO
 TAKING EFFECT IN STOCKTON'S HEAD
ON STREETS HERE TO- nay RESULTS IN DEATH OF
 ROY STOCKTON
MANY WITNESS TAGEDY

l Another chapter in the fued which .,ose between the Stocktons and De- .ntv Sheriff Miles Downs of Bough- lm as the result of alleged testimony .ade by Downs in the trial of Roy Sockton for the murder of Elmore nit was added this afternoon when Roy Stockton was shot to death at the A.nds of deputy sheriff Wowns on hest Main Street at about 2:30 sslock. Officer Downs was taken to lke county jail for safe keeping.
 Witnesses of the tragedy say that Slockton with one or two of his |fiends drove into West Main Street 'eoing East and Downs was standing h front of H. A. Hamilton & Com- |pany's store when the car neared |vhere he was standing. The state nents are conflicting but, one of the |ye witnesses said that when the car eontaining Stockton drew near, that Ejim Downs, a brother of the deputy |heriff, was standing across the street lrom the officer and that he saw Etockton draw a revolver and raised
 t as though to shoot in the direction d the officer and it is said that Jim Downs yelled to his brother that Roy xas going to shoot him and the officer hstantly pulled his revolver and shot ylockton, who was still in the car, lilies Downs turning immediately sbi going into Homilton's store. 1t Q said that Roy ran into the store xhere Downs had gone and when he mtered Downs began shooting, two
 d the balls taking effect in Stock Ions head but not killing him. Downs then went up to Stockton and beat him over the head, breaking the re- RuNer. Some of the witnesses state
 hat Jim Downs, when he saw that his
 gother's gun was broken, ran over to
 Re Nevada County Hardware Com
 my and secured Winchester but
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-03

 the organization of the international supreme court
 The organizing committee for the court has been at work and has noted accertances from Lord Phillimore of England, Baron Des Camps of Bel gium, MT. Loder and MT. Vesnitch of Jugo-Slavia, as well as from Elihu Root for America.
 Following the Rome conference, the council will assemble May in Brus- sells to- deal with international fi- nances, including exchange and other economic matters. America has been invited to participate, but has declined.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-03
ROY STOCKTON KILLED BY ! DEPUTY SHERIFF DOWNS

when he arrived back on the scene Stockton had fallen on the floor dead presumably from the effects of the pistol shots in his head.
 Werner Hamilton, who is employed in his fathers store, was the only one out of the throng of people who was in the vicinity at the time. who was hit by stray bullet. He re- celved minor flesh wound in the foot the bullet entering his shoe and lodging there.
 Roy and his cousin, Josh Stockton, are just out of the hospital recovering from wounds received at the hands of the man who fired the fatal shots today. About two weeks ago Roy and Josh were shot by officer Downs near the latter's home above Dough- ton when the two Stocktons held Downs up at the point of Winches- ter and are alleged to have said that they went out there looking for him to kill him because of discriminating testimony made by Towns at the trial of Roy for the murder of his father in law, Elmore Britt. The of- ficer, being the quicker with the trig- ger succeeded in pulling his revolver and putting a ball in>o the head of Roy and in the right shoulder of his cousin which ended the near-tragedy for the time being, Downs returning to his home to save further trouble. The Ford car in which Stockton came to town this afternoon showed big splotches of blood which came from the wound received by Josh during t recen encounter near Bougkt.f Josh being in the car when Downs shot him.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-03
BUCHANAN DRUG STORE
WE PAY THE POSTAGE

At this season of the year there is scarcity of fresh vegetables and the prices are so high many persons are likely to suffer from deranged diges- tion. If you are feeling dull and slug gish or if coated tongue or bad breath cause you to suspect indigestion or constipation you will feel better to- morrow if you take a Foley Cathartic Tablet tonight. They banish bilious ness, headache or other symptoms of clogged bowels, sweeten the stomach and invigorate the liver. Sold every where. 5
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-03
GEN. PALMER ASKS
 FOR SHOWDOWN
THINGS HAD COME TO A POINT WERE PACKERS WERE ENTIT- LED TO CLEAN BILL OR PUB LIC TO A JUDGEMENT.

Washington, April 2.-Court pro- ceedlngs against the "big five" Chi cago packers were instituted because 1t had come to the time for a show down in the industry" Attorney-Gen- eral Palmer today told the House agricultural committee. The attorney general, appearing in connection with pending regulatory legislation, re- viewed what he called the long cam paign against the industry in court and before public opinion.
 Tt seemed to me the thing had come to point where the packers were either ntitled to clean bil, of he lth," said MT. Palmer, "or the pub lie w;s en:'tled to a judgement of some sort against them.
 The consent decree finally agreed upon after the government had insti- tuted suit, he said, was the result.
 The divorcement decree, Mir. Pal mer said, "met every just complaint that had been made by the consumers, producers or competitors against the packers
 Tt met them by judgement with means for enforcing it." the attor- ney-general continued "The manag- CTS and influential stockholders in the packing corporations can be convicted of contempt of court and imprisoned for any violation of it's terms. This makes these five great packers butch CTS and nothing else. They are no longer menace to the food tables of America, with control of meat sub stitutes and ali other foods.
 q got more for the people by the civil action than ever could by pro- ceeding against them as criminals. No business man ever has been sent to jail for violation of the Sherman act in all it's history"
 By leaving to the packers the use of refrigerator cars for transpor- tation of meat only i've took the poison out of the practice"
 Committee members asked MT. Pal mer whether the recent supreme court decision in the Steel Corporation case would affect the decree.
 "I'm thankful I got this decree signed up before that decision came down from the supreme court" Mir. Palmer said.
 He told the committee he had no specific recommendations as to the strengthening of the Sherman anti trust law, but added:
 "It does seem that we are not able to bring cases under it within the judgement of the supreme court and have not quite the faith in the meas ure l once had"
 This implied no criticism of the court, he explained.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-03
ATTENTION KNIGHTS TEMPLAR

You are requested to meet at the asylum Sunday, April 4, at 1O;oO a. m. for purpose of attending divine wor- ship at Presbyterian Church at II a. m.
 E. M. Sharp, E. C..
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-03

Cabbage plants for sale at 40c per c. Flames, phone 84SA. 25d6w1.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-03

Pictorial Review at Guthries.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-03

Garden Court Talcum Powder in the dainty blue can, 25c at HESTERLY'S
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-03
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday. School 10 a. m.
 Preaching at Il o'clock by the pas Immortality" There will be special to rs,ubject, 'The Mortal Shall Put on Immortality" There will be special music fitted for the occasion. The Knights Templars will worship with us during this Easter service. Vlsit- ors and strangers will be welcomed No evening services.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10
Shiprard Workman Hurt.

Struck on the head with q wrench and
knocked unconcious. BarcEat Rolcaw
80 years old, 2l6 Liverty street. employed
at the Harlan plant Of the Bethlehem ship
building Corporation. was removed %
the Delaware Hospital Yesterday IN
police ambulance. He was only slightly
injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10
RESORTS.
ATLANTC I'm. \. ).
HOTEL WESTMINSTER

l0g south Kentucky Avc
American plan. Modern conNcuieuccs.
Phone eonnections, g. A. hoPf, Prop.
HOTEL BOSCOBEL kentq,sky Ayg
Baths. elevator. excellent tah'a hotcl rcinr.
nished. Booklet FRYE bathing from hotel
Phone III. A. r. MARION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10
statesmen

Progressive. ambitious men willing 10
learn, now engaged in commercial lines
hut who would like to enter the finan-
cial field. due 10 the large renunera-
ton and greater possibilities teachers
and other professional men. who desire
10 enter business with a great future
are offered an unprecedented oppor-
tunity TO do 50 by one of the leading
banSing institutions of philadelphia.
We viii train you in the evening so
that it viii not be necessary to leave
your present employment until you
have fully mastered a lucrative pro-
fesslon. This will require your at
tendance two evenings per wee6 for
four weeks. AT the end of this period
you should be fully equipped TO earn
very substantial income
II you are locking for a prosperous.
independent future. and really want to
be successful, you cannot afford to let
TINS advertisement pass unanswered.
first class meets Friday evening, Sep
tember 10, at 7.30, Room 420, Ford
building. Simply report at the above
time; appointment unnecessary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10

IZ-roorn brick hOIDe All Convenience Z
good pig barns. Priee. sfBOoO. Ona ~
10 besd stocs. Price. sslooo Ths,s fs@'s.
are good, productive farms. AIao ali fsrra
implemfnts. 81 rfgistefci Giolstsan foms
ggon horses. For Information cab Einif
Legal Notices gT
hoTICk--Lstass Of Franeir y Tegf.,,...
nseeas.a; ae,s notie. - heseby oven that lei.
Traaeis u Iaisoabe' epis iasa q ns a. ass 81
nun, nnhafg,, w. deaeassd s, sere oglZ yrantsd
ali Dorsons Indebted ~ tte sald ,is.ss,'i
ssseprs ere 5sde,,s1 rsao. .s sss as paysg - ~
hsylpg demands AGAINST ne aecessesl ar
rrednnod r. 20 eshlbit ao1 prc~not ~ ssuli
before the twenty fourth day ~ August
-. -, iyzl. OF abide ~ tho law in thls
Address. Delaware CITY, frI
CONSTITUTE ONtL ANb.DkfV.T
An act - amend soctign f7 - artsctr 4
oa tne Cyfsti tutioq of ibe stats ~ Deia-
Judge OF the Superior Court ~ fhe gtns
% Delaware ~ grant restraining orders and
r,ai prg,1mifgafy llf inlunct tigns pursuant - ~
absence from the state or tefnfg5rsrv dIr
abiltty 81 tho chancellor.
f ri Rasres y .aSlsa = as ~ -" sna,s an" Hegss
ware IN General Assembly met ftur,- fllrfr
"a 81 the nffnlfrs cioctcd - esch nuura
sectlon D. That soc,ion N or art,es
or the Constitgtion ~ the state ~ Dfia.
i,s st,ll,ir, -. ,,s ~. - 80. = - - lsfe1t arsotao.
IN lien thereof a neH sacti0n. to - .rra...
as section ~. a. foiiOws
section ~. Tho chief justice - anv
judge OF the 8uperi0r Court n ~ atat.- "a
DsiaWare shall have DoHff. IN tho aBaoncr
of The chancellor from 10 countg sis.-r
any suit In equity may - uFututel. ~
during the ysmporary disability IN ~
ehanceiioT. - grant rea'ralnlng ORDERS arl
psqior Seq Si SgTt Sqsseg y -. o. az JsdFs q s
rave Rower. during ne abencs ~ thr
functions. pursuant - ~ ruies N -
So1fs s. of Ghsanc,fFy ,Pfcvitied t1at Botiiug
ALExasDEe n c1Ftrr
,v..,. ,f%@k,s,r % az Houas
President Pro Tenn ~ fh~ qswssr
ApproTcd April ig 1919
JOHN q. TOWNSEND. TR.
I, Everett q yohns,n. se~rrta~v 80 as.s.
Of the state ~ Delaware Do frrrrtlg or-sIfr
that the above and fDreEoing b q true snf
correct copy ~ Houpe $3.50 No. if9 enrfief
An act e. amend ancti0n l7 ~ .rffrls
OF the ConEfifufiou % trp STATE ~ fsela
ware. pernitting ths ehisf l1sti-s ~ say
Delaware. - grant restraining orsfr~s nur
preliminary iniunc,iona pursuanf - ~
49, ~ ~" ~I4ft ~ Nn1fifa,rN. NNFirr fnf
ability Of the chanccfior - 80. aar,a 80.
pears on the enrolled hiN fief in The nfsIi.a
of the secretary ~ STATE aud apDrosen -.
the governor. April 10 A ID 100 wfirt
said oil proposing such annendfnrrf 80 ff.a
Constitution ~ this stats a. uuffiehs.f fa
ACCORDANCE with The requirements 20 tre
Constitution Of the STATE
In Testimony whereof I ha-~ fasr~rTBfo
set my hand and official asai al
Dover, this tWen y@fuurth day ~
Seal July. IN the year - our Lord one
thoussnf nine hundresf Ard fusrrfv
EVERETT O. JOHNSON
secretary 81 STATE.
ACCIEIrn rNIcDI -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10
Suburban Properties Today
AUCTIONS--IECAlS
Auction sales

PUBLIC SALE Hairs Ha<aar. Aatrssia,
Sep~mfsr ~ at y ociors ~ h~NG hDr-.~
and mules. wagons, auto cara anf<j tBres
pigs, rhics"ns. Foods ~ an sipJs -oflef
have two farms ~ M1nffoafrY noslntY
Pa. near NorristDsn. Ono lp. A<r, farm
lI-rccrn brick house all conNeulfnrss Z
good biz barns. Price. sfsO0D. Drr ~
sarn taftttt stone hopsr, 10 rooms faFn
10 besf sic~ti Prlre ~ 100 Thee f4rfrs
are good, productive farms. Aleo al farm
impiemfnts 81 rrgistefcd BIoIaisIn toMs
good horses. For Information cali Einif
n Hoiiinprrortb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS


NOTiCE-A specialized employment scr
vice company is now offering to the en-
ployers OF Wilmington their services Tor
the purpose of furnishing them with appli-
cants Of the highest qualifications. We are
roady at all times to furnish employees
who realize strict application to duty is TO
their advantage and that of the employer.
Phone TAss and service Will please
you. Employment Service Co, o0l ship
Icy street. Open evenings from To v.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10
EMPLOYMENT :
Help Wanted--Femalo

WASH WoMAN--To tAxe washin9s home.
Apply 202h Delaware Avc. Phone 7716-J.
YOUNG LADY--As CLERK In grocery store.
Must be accurate. Furnish reference. Ap-
ply Hcarn BROS. after y. m. 2416 Wash
ington street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10

TRUCK sTORAGE-Gct your spacs before
cold weather sets in. Walnut stree {
Garage. su9 Walnut streot.
WELDlNG-L. Lawrence Co.'S scored cyl
inaer process used. Brins your broken au "a
parts TO ne Diiinan. sus Madison st.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10

Lost something Try a classified al
vertisement in Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10

Wanted-Rooms or Board 20
RoOM-And board in quiet. refined private
family IN good noighborhood by gentleman
and wife. about October l. Address " 49,
Every Evening once
hpDM-And board by gentleman in private
family. Address u "a. Every Evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10

sAIEsAfAN--
YOUNG MAN or NEAT AP-
EARANCE TO SELL orAssI-
FLED ADVERTISING ON WILL
MrNGToN's LEADING DAILY
PAPER. A GOOD oPpoRTuN-
TTy FOR A MAN WILLING TO
WORK AND SHOW RESULTS. AP-
PLY EVERY EVENING OFFICE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10
BUSINESS SERVICE
Moving, Trucking, Storage 2

HA ULlNG-In and out OF Wilmington.
Delaware Auto Service. Call 1906 w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10
Wanted-R Real Estate
AUCTIONS--LEGALS
Auction Sales

Auction Sales 30
AUCTION SAlES-Of every description.
Anywheres Ii YOU want to sell see Hamil-
ton, the square Deal Auctioneer and Farm
Agent, 7o5 Madison st. Phone 734S w.
SOME OF the ads on the classified naee
won be there tomorrow. Better read them
today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-10
Lost and Found

AUTOMOBILE TIRE-Star. 3Ox3J9. Lost
between second and Shipley streets and
Price 5 Corner. Reward If returned to l2s
West Eighteenth street.
BOYS SWEArER--D blue. lost. Re-
turn 20 White Bros. and receive reward.
III. UE SILK BAG-Lost containing box of
)cwelry in which were pearl watch and chain,
amethyst and pear ! pin. strings of pearl
beads and other gewelry and money. Lib
eral reward IL returned to Hotel du Pont.
BAR PlN-Lost. Platinum and diamond.
rs stones. 800 reward If returned To
1902 Greenhill avenue
CARD CAsE--And wallet in Wilmingto ton
Trust Co, containing money and railroad
passes. Reward If returned to W. n
Chandler, lsOS Market street.
GLAsSES-Lost. around Tenth and Market
streets Tuesday. Finder please return to
1927 Market street. Reward.
-shell-rimmed. lost. on 2.20 trolley
leaving Delaware City. Reward If return
ed TO Mrs. g. W. Jefferson. Delaware City.
UPPI-Black and tan, rabbit hound,
strayed from Eighth and Lincoln SITS. Re
turn TO Hotel Merritt. Front and French
streets and receive suitable reward.
WATCH FOB-Three links ost between
Fourth and Madison and Fourth and Har-
rison. Reward NJ returned. III. A. L.. lll9
West Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
YOUNG PEOPLE
ON PICNIC TODAY

Valentines farm. on the Lancaster
turnpike. was invaded today by a
pleasure seeking army made up OF
$50 girls, small children and mothers,
who are the chief users Of the Madi-
son street playground, in this city.
IL was through the interest Of p. A.
Monigle, an official Of the Standard
Kid Manufacturing Company, that the
pleasant invasion was made possible.
His oflce is opposite the playground
Observation had interested him so
much in the efforts OF the children 10
make fun for themselves, That when
the excursion 20 the Valentine Farm
was proposed, he said he would fur
nish auto trucks. ic9 and other
things needed for tho enjoyment OF
the children and their mothers.
George W. Bader. another friend oi
tho playground project has donated
tennis balls and baseballs for the use
on those who lind recreation at third
and Madison streets. There VIII be
A fiag raising there the latter part
lof This month. The money needed
10 purchase the pole is largely In
hand.
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
TELEGRAPHERS
REJECT AWARD
Seven Other R. R. Unions
Satisfied With Labor
Boards Wage Raise
NO EVIDENCE OF
STRIKE MOVEMENT

CHICAGO. July p United Press j.
Seven railroad unions today were re-
ported TO have definitely accepted the
wage awards announced Tuesday by
the United States Railroad Labor
Mage Board
The Order OF Railway Telegraphers
refused to consider the award. accord
ing 20 information today and an order
Tor a strike vote was said TO have
been issued.
The Order OF Railway Conductors
early today had not determined its
attitude. but indications were a ref
ercndum would be taken Similar ac-
tion was said 10 have been ordered by
other railroad crafts.
Tra'nmen. engineers, sNitchmen.
shopman, locomotive fremen and en-
ginemen and mates and pilots were
the organizations said TO have accept
ed the award
Railroad labor executives were In
an all nlght conference attempting 10
reach a common ground on the ac-
cepiability Of the award. The con-
/ ferences were TO be continued today
/ limitations early today were that al
unions would be asked b take a ref
erendum making whatever recon-
mendations desired.
The conference OF executives fol
Continued on page lwol
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
SPURNSPACT
THAT WOULD
SPILLBLOOD
Lodge, Too, DenOunces
League That Would Mean
Frequent War for America
REPUBLICANS FOR
WORLD PEACE COURT

MARION. o.. July % United prossl
Henry Cabot Lodge today In his
speech notifying senator Warren q
Harding OF his nomination for Pres
ident on the RQrublcan ticket this
afternoon denounced the league OF
nations covenant submitted by Pres
ideni Wilson as another name for
the evil combination which was at
tempted a hundred years ago by the
il-omcnod Holy Alliance
1T Us not for us 20 enumerate and
dictate 90 you The questions (which
must be dealt with" Lodge said. "f0r
10 Is Go you that We look 90 set forth
The proper policies 90 be pursued by
The Republican party both IN the
campaign. when charged with the re-
sponslbllly OF administrator and leg.
station"
Lodge spoke az length on m,
| league question and praised HARDING
/ for his conspicuous Isrt ln the de-
/ feat OF the league as written.
I'VE have been and are quite ready
10 Join In agreement with other ma
lions for the extension OF the tn
n Hague convention. for the upbuildin
, and codincailOn ~ international Ia,
/ snd thc establishment OF w0rl
court Of justice. FOR inlcrnaiioni
! conferences In regard 20 non-iustIn
able questions and FOR arrangemcni
] Continued on pago Two)