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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
PLAYGROUND BOARD
ORDINANCE WILL Be
PRESENTED TUESDAY

Al tho regular session OF council to-
morrow evening an ordinance creating
a recreation hoard In the city and de-
filming powers and duties will be acted
upon.
The ordinance calls for board COM
posed Of five members. to be appointed
by the city manager and TO hold office
at his pleasure. No member OF the
board shall receive any pay or compen-
sation for his Servica The board shat
appoint officers as they deem necessary
and adopt rules anr regulations gov
ernins the organization and conduct OF
the work.
1t will be the duty of the board. II the
ordinance Is adopted. TO study. deVel-
Cd and direct whatever provisions are
made for public reaereation In its broad
est sense. The board shall also recon-
mend from time to time to the city man.
uger tho employment Of superintend-
ents, assistants and such other persons
as they may deem necessary for the Ell
ficIent administration and development
OF ths>public recreation system.
It also empowers the hoard to prepare
IN annual budget for the ensuing year
and all expenses incurred In the main
tenance Of Fairgrounds and recreation
csntners shall be payable from the
treasury Of the city OF wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
GUN CLUB TO HOLD
SHOOTING TOURNEY
interesting Program OF Events AAs Bes1
Arranged for This Afternoon ~
WArwood.

Members OF the Greater Wheeling
Gun club and others interested In the
spert are eagerly looking forward TO
this afternoons match TO be held on the
Warwood traps. and the AFFAIR rs e1'
pceted TO attract a good crowd.
The following interesting program
has been arranged:
FIirh gun (actual score-Flrst, fshin:
rod.
High gun tactual seors>-second'
hunting coat.
High score rncludinE handicap
Five finishing in their order will receive
their choice Of the following: Gun case
thames bottle. Gillette safety razor, ~
cap or 100 shells.
LONGEST straight run-Poeket knife.
Lowest actual score-i5 In cash.
High and second guns In each event
CneiudinE handicar)-co birds.
First event-Bathing suit, first: tie
soeond.\
Second event-Bathing suit. first; tie
second.
Third event-Fishing reel. first belt.
second.
Fourth event--l5O shells, hrst: box
stoEies, second.
Fifth event--BoH stoGies. first; clean
ing rod. second
Ties on the 40 targets 70 be shot on
mt 20 targets after the main shoot. Ties
on each event to be divided 20 suit con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
SWIMMING CLUB
IS ORGANIZED

With a large list Of charter n1e
bers and Interesting meets plannA4' ~
the remainder Of the summer, n,smh1
Of Wheeling's newest Athletic oTU49%
zation, the swimming club. ery11fe4
Saturday night at the West V1t1AA
State Fair Associa ton pool, are eaeofw
looking forward to a very succeO6S
season and Indications arc the club YtU
be highly successful.
Plans for participating in tho AZ ~
meets are being made, while an aquano
meet for local people Is scheduled Tor
Sunday. July 81 at the Island pool
The following arc the charter MAN.
bers and officers:
Charles n. Hancher. Bert a Sv1x&
Miss Eva Johnson. Geo. w. Lut5. GHo
Schenk. H. w. Mcclure. W. z St61A,
Geo. e. Stifel. H. r. BehrenH ~ AZ
Speidel. Carl H. Hunter. B. W. Petarbo0>
H. c. Ogden. II. w. Gee. r NJ BrOIH
W. Il. Weiss, W. H. Koch. C Il xDpr.
C P. Billings, Paul Beuter, W&1rN
Paugh, Stella Daugherty. Mildred 0es1,
Louise Kuhn, Grace Strosnida5. MASk31~
ct Ferguson. Fern Johnson. Ruth HtSen-
baugh. John Reinacher. VIM BerrehsSu.
Jack McKinnon. Harrison Greer. c. h
Mccartney. n. +. Shepherd. J. F. Jehn-
SON. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McNlcklA.
Officers Elected VIM. BerrehpSa.
chairman: Miss Louise Kuhn, sser66{I
and treasured; Miss Eva M. JohASoe
corresponding secretary: Harry ~
Sickle, c, y. T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
"AMER|CA FIRST DAY. OBSERVED
IN THE CHURCHES Of WHEELING

must pray and work that all evil may
be driven out and good alone prevail.
DtLoyAty . Crime.
"Thers Ia another stain that seems to
be spreading over the faC. DlsloynltS
TO our country and her laws TO our has
and the principles for which 1t has a.
ways stood. DisloyLty Is crime winch
the manhood Of America despises ana
will crush when 1t shows itself. But the
kind of dlsloyalty prevailing now Is
growing contempt for law and the
agents OF the law.
Some years ago in Worcester Mass.
when they erected costly temple ot
Justice and wished some motto that
might be an inspiration TO young ana
old. they called upon the venerable
Senator Hoar TO suggest the motto. ano
he pcnncd these words Obedience 10
law IL liberty And today. cut deep IN
marble Mt the entrance TO that great
temple. the eye rests upon those words
There Is no such thing as liberty out
side Of the law. 1t IS anarchy. Aora-
ham Lincoln said; Let reverence Tor th'
laws be taught in schools. In se!ninariss
and in colleges: let II be written IN
mers. spelling books and almanacs; iet
II be- preached from pulpits. proclaimed
IN legislative halls and enforced In
courts OF justice; and. in short. let II
become the political religion of the ma
ton and let the old and young. the rich
and poor, the grave and gay or all
sexes and tongues and cOlors and con
ditionS sacrifice INCREASINGLY upon its
altarS.'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
n. !. STOCKS

N.v York. July 3.--Pronounced relax
alton Of recent tension was noted IN
The securities market this week. ASIDE
from certain stocks In which further
reaction resulted from we'll dennea
causes. technical OF otherwise. the nst
was fairly steady.
Tho prolonged bear campaign and
liquidation which conferred around tor-
ritn oils was Intensified by ANNOUNCE
ment of the provisions Of the Fordney
tann bill. These irrpose unexpected
Is heavy impos;s on oils Of foreign
origin.
shares cf other companies which are
expected 10 cone ;:iore or less directly
within the SCOPE Of the new Hrih scheu-
ulc also sustained irregular re"ers"IS'
but In a majority OF instances these
were only temporary.
The constructive side OF the market
VAS featured BY steady. but moderate
ABSORPTION Of investment and spccu!a-
tiy. rails. Shares Of the secondary or
recrranized roads evinCcd greater
.rength than the dividend paying
stocks.
FouipmentS hardened on the upward
movement OF rails. but the more VIOLA
tile stc"ls reflected gradual diminution
Of production. This also applies 10
motors AMI thc!r subsidiaries as well rs
rubber and textile issues. More slash
snE Of prices by independent steel man
ufacturrrs measure the further decline
or operations az mill cenicr7 anu
strengthened the conviction that add
tonal wage cuts are contemplated.
The stronger position OF the country'S
financial institutions vas shown In lars-
or federal bank reserves July Interest
and dividend disbursements wcre inRug-
urated without disturbance TO the money
market. Bankers expressed their oppo-
sItion. however. TO tuther reduction OF
discounts 1T this time In view OF inc
unf;,vurtSlc results which followed last
January'S lowering OF rates.
Foreign exchanges. al expressed In
rates ~ London and Paris. were not at
ali strengthened BY the termination OF
the British coal strike and reported
settlement OF tho S!leSlan controversy.
HenittancrS TO central and Eastern
Europe were distinctly heavy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
DUN'S REPORT OF
COMMERCIAL FAILURES

Preliminary returns to X. q. Dun q
co. disclose 4.l33 commercial failures
IN the United States during III" second
quarter Of 1921. with liabilities of Sl27.-
sol,553. and zoos defaults. supplying
S3oS.0lJ,5t2 for the half year. Follow
ing the usual tendency. the second quar-
tcr's inSolVcncieS are fewer In NUMBER
than thoS" OF the first quarter. the re-
duction being T39. and the Indebtedness
Is some S52775 900 loss than that OF the
proceeding three months. Excepting In
April, failures have decreased in num-
Der in each month this year. and the IN
d!cated total for .@90--iS the
smallest Of any month since last No
vembcr. The Juno liabilities Of $3l.9SI.-
SIS are also the highest reported In
seven months, although still much above
the monthly average. With many large
defaults this year. tho amounts involved
have been abNormally heavy. and the
expansion over the figures OF former
years Is proportionately greater than
the rise In number Of insolvencieS. Com
parison Of the present statement with
the favorable eAhLoit OF 1920 reveals
numerical Increase OF about 169 per cent
and one or :65 per cent In the liahi!i-
ties for the half year. while the indeb-
tednesS for the second quarter OF tho
current year Is the largest on record for
the period. Tho second quarters fall
ureS. moreover. exceed in number those
Of any previous second quarter, aside
from 1918.
In the following table the number OF
commercial failures in each month OF tho
half year Is compared FOR three years.
with figures Of liabilities given for this
year:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
CLEN|S SEES BETTERFEEUNC
COMING IN BUSINESS CIRCLES

market a weak appearance and the vol
urc OF business was small. At best the
demand is limited TO immediate neccS-
stiles and with lower prices In pros
p.ct buyers are further reducing their
purchases and are awaiting develop
mentS.
Pix iron continues very SLOW. tho un-
dcrtone Is weak and prices are barely
maintained. In copper, there was rather
L better export inquiry. following the
settlement OF the British coal strike
and some business was reported through
The copper expert association.
No Improvement occurred In domestic
demand. however. and export interest
MAS less in evidence toward the end OF
the week when foreign buyers were
said T. be either out of the market or
unwilling to pay more than l?h cents
{. 4. s.. tor electrolytic. Under these
circumstances small lots for spot or
nearby delivery are sill reported in the
market on the basis OF 1915 deliE-
cred. bu, large producers are quoting
Il TO l2t-, for the third quarter. and the
market has shown L steady undcrtono
owing to the continued curtailmcnt or
production. a belief that economic condi-
lions abroad arc gradually Improving
and the smaller imports which during
May amountcd To only 1000 tons. the
smallest since September. 1910.
Lead is steady to firm. though quiet.
The proposed tariff Of rs cents per
hound and the satisfactory tone or
cables ravors holders. but failed 10
stimulate demand
Tin remains virtually neglected. qua
tatlons within a i cent range.
London cables were tcaturelcsS.
Zinc has been more active. present
;pw prices attractive larger buying than
for several weeks
Anthony Is dull and moro or less
nominal. despite the proposed tarin'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
WEEKLY STOCK
MARKET REVIEW
Nv J. D. M.rrtmaa and Co.

The striking t"ntur" ~ tho weeks
.r1d,ns on the New York stock eN-
chang ~ aSaln found Ia tho much
h;,r;,r..I NeXiran Petroleum and other
foreign oil stocks. wh!"h suffered net
l'SS"S ranging frum five 10 twenty
:" Mt. This XII currently Hscrih"d 70
q i,r .I">'u - ri't ~: "ruG" oil running
,r..,i - :" s. r"ni$ ;,.r barrel. As for
H., remainder - the activ" stocks.
gains Trrr about eNentlY divided, hut
"itn the advances much larger than
-. ,"S,c,. the railroad stocks show
Tx Ia better advaniag" in the forward
r,,'"'r':.' than rh. re: &! the list.
M;'$ '..' ;lrSt # July Immediately
II h;uI. = "a+ tot strange that call
money moved h'Ghcr during the week.
criVr - 81. p"r '"ni during the So
..,n IT," Innuey situation. however
j.. TT iuL'r~in!ty different from 'h';
= h,rI ha> prevailed durir. the iat'rr
:. r. ~: Iar". PNc"i' for n" intlucn""
- '.r S,'ri.ai,"u"l payments "hi'I
s-,i, r,,., r..r'inrrn"" 90 rarntI.e ,ns~.
- g r..!'v wrj,n iii b. mn1" U,..'n INC
:, .r.;.; T., 49,. .;N,'r":u"ac. arrn"r other
..r -. -" r;'.''"i %" nrr ,"nt ANY
o..r;H" 'oW"-rr f r,'"' ;rom pc
.a.''"r 's:"'s
Snr," -. ~ .. r.c.. .n,o -. '"G
Nc..s...- .r, ~ ~. - ,.~r go. r.. re,
ve.. 81 ~. ,. '"., = IA
-. :a.,. ... .,a> 49,. -, 3.
=: r-..'a q r.
=. -1-~n % ':.. '.''.'r- -. ".'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
.,p,,o, a. ~. snrtnx demand and prio.

eius,on Of the Spring demand and prior
70 the opening Of the autumn business
This year thcr" has boon the restricted
buying. resulting from tho hand 10
mouth policy which merchants have
pursued In making their purchases And
In addition, there has been tn" natural
hesitancy which Is sure 10 accom- panS
tariff legislation.
Nevertheless. the outlook for Autumn
trade Is considered quite good. Recess
sions In the iron and steel business are
still to be looked for There is some hope
for better business. however. In tho
probability Of further reductions In
wages and prices. which are being
counted upon t. stimulate demand that
has been in allegiance in anticipation
OF these cuts.
business with the STOCK compa Mes
has been OF the mcrrSt routine charac-
ter and practically limited 10 manu-
featuring requirements.
Unless there Is radical change IN
the immediate situation. We may "N-
poet 4 higher range Of prices next week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
P. G. BASEBALL y

An eleven inning senior boys p(4xs
ground baseball game was played ~
urdny afternoon on tho Clayk D3syb
grounds between the Hubbard and ~
Clark resulting in a six to three ~
tory for the Hubbard, who made -
winning runs in the eleventh tnnt4k
Great excitement reigned during ~
game and q host Of supporters ftuD
both grounds were present to Wt1soS
the battle. 4 beautiful triple pt1$ -
tho fourth by the Hubbards. Sorg. -
Gavin to Harding featured tho pl2.
Both teams played stellar ball and -
serve much credit. =!
Hubbard Team-Evans, p: SorHA -;
Scamon. IS: Stein. 3b: Halorght. y:
Harding, 1b; Burns. CT; Gavin. e; L6W&;
RI. -
Clark Team-Brown. II; DePriest.: 3es
Heist. p: Jarbish. IS: Warzenshi. 1fI
Yoncski. c; Savoy. RI; Monsskt MILO
20.
The Tarwood Senior defeated a.
sixteenth street team in a close s41 -
Ave game at Tunnel Green. =,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
West Virginia Eleven to
Train on Mountain Top

An unexpected shift in football plans
for the West Virginia University team
was announced yesterday when It was
rradc known that instead 81 going 70
Mountain Lake Park the squad Of NIFTY
fvr men would go - Deer Park. Md.
and be quartcrcd 1T the Deer Park
Hotel,
Swimming pools are arailahlc ~ Deer
I,aYl, Scores Of mcuntainccr followers
like TO sec tho West Virginia team work
and accommodations for these will be
Available this fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
BAUER IRIS. WON

The fast Bauer Juniors Of tho -
End won an easy game from the YPree
willie buckeyes yesterday afternoon -
the latters ground. and the game Wa ~
tcrestirg from beginning to end. IT,
East orders proved hard hitting. gatAr
crinC 25 safcties. =
Score by innings;
1,mcrs .. o3s n41 33I-1S-2S<
rurk.yes . 600 81 00o-6-3-t'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
Rx-soldisrs ~ Church.

\ union service OF The conEreHatlon'
Of the Thomson Methodist Episcopal
and ST. Luke's Protestant Episcopal
churches was held last evening 81
Thomson church. and WAS very largely
attended In spite OF tho warm weather.
The service vaS held In honor of the
soldier boys from both churches who
took part In the recent World War.
During the services several patriotic
songs were sung while special musical
numbers were rendered by the choirs
Of both churches. Rer. Jacob Drifting
ham OF St. Lukc's church and Raw. :"
f. Craig of Thomson church delivered
short talNS 4 n opTiate to tho occasion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
MRS. JENNIE MAYDURY
DIES SUNDAY EVENING

Mrs. jimmie Caldwell M1ybury. wife
Of Thomas q. Maybury. died W 1880
u'rl""k sunday night At her home. l3l
Fourteenth street. She had been III for
som" time.
She was the daughter of the late MIR.
end Mr.. William Caldwell. and WIS
born and spent her entire life In this
city.
Sh" leaves. besides her husband two
ncph"nS Gibson Caldwell OF this city.
and ". l.. llkin Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Th" funeral arrangements are as yst
Inroup.cte,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
KINDLEBERCERS WON

The. reorganized Kindl"b"rGer \. C.
nine journcyrd to Flushing yesterday
afternoon. md much To the surprise OF
local followers win handily from the
Flushing Athletics. seven TO fiivc. The
cams was interesting throughout and
seems indicat!v" that the players have
found their batting eye.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
CHAIRMAN WHITES srAfAlrDNf

Washington. July 3-ticorGc White.
Democratic national chairman. today
ISSUED Il "Juiy { proclamation to DEM
ocr,iS'' conrra;ulatinE and rnTpliment-
IN. fiS uIriv ui-mhrrS IN what he said
had been thcir "conStrurtiye" not OBJ
stru"tiIc. ,.t'itul"" toward the RepaU-
lean administration 20 far, hut uSSIIr-
Ing :hrm hat 9TH" pconln are LOSING
confidence in the ability OF the present
national administration IN prnv!d" aAc-
cua', r"nl"dirs" for disturbed economic
ind political conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
PLAY M'MECHEN

The fas; Wheeling Independents, wAe
we're scheduled To meet the Elm Grove
coal company mine No team at Ella
Grove yesterday afternoon. will journey
TO Bcnwood this afternoon to cla1A
,yi,h the McMcchnn \. -. nine. The
game for yest"rda" WAS cancelled oWln4
TO a confusion of dates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
COULDN'T GET THERE

The scheduled clash OF III" Wilson
Packers and the ScYs American Lecio
nine for yesterday afternoon 1T NeffA
was a bitter disappointment to cool
aizcd crowd Of fans when the Packers
truck broke down about four miles
from Beilaire and was unable to so any
farther.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
HIT BY AUTO OF
MOUNDSVILLE MAN

Nj lt;rrmohl"n WIS struck aud
knocked "a the street by an automobile
-, h" ".'S leaving 4 street tar at Forty
third sf-r"i !ast night. The automobile
did not stop hut police secured the H.
rr,c nurnh"r which Is said to be TIA;
VI the license Of L. :. Elair Of Mounds
vln"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
onuD fatally scALDED
/, The lntallicencer.

CarRsburS. w. Va. July 5-SCa Ids re-
ccived when she foil into 4 dish pan OF
hot water while her mother was scrub
bing Il floor. have resulted in the death
OF Mildred two year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel F'cther at lose
mont. The child died last night after
lIngeiinG several days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
"fha American ilAal."

A special patriotic service was con
Quoted yesterday morning ~ the First
English Lutheran church. when both
the Sunday school and church partiei-
pated. At this time a number OF patri-
ot!c musical selections were sung by
the conGreGat ion. Special numbers were
also sung by the choir.
DR.. l.. g. Howard. D. d. pastor of tho
church. addressed the congregation, TAX
Ing as his subject The American Ideal.
during which time he brought out \
number Of important facts. All cnjoye
the service very much.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
Community Seryice.

I'll" main feature OF the community
service held at Trinity Lutheran church
last evening; By 4 number "f the South
Side CONGREGATIONS was the sermon,
"GSuiNtiun Of leadership" hy Rev. g. W.
Bates. The service opened with prayer
by Rev. RasChe OF ST. pnul'S church. and
the Scripture lesson was read Ivy Rev.
A. NJ. Harlow. pastor of Wesley NJ. l..
church.
Several beautiful musical selections
were rendered ny Trinity Lutheran
choir and Rev. BurkhNrlt led In prayer.
R"nrdirti0n was pronounced By Rev.
Fish. rector OF ST. Andrews \. T..
church.
Among tn" churches participating In
this ice were: Third Presbyterian,
Trinity Lutheran. 81. Stephens Re-
formed church. st. Andrews l.. f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
MEET YoRKvILLE A. c.

ThH ias; Yankee A G nine ct the
South Side will meet the Inrkville Ath-
lstICs this afternoon on tnc lAttcr'S
grounds and a good Eann Is expected.
Th- Yankees arc determined to avenge
themselves for thar defeat OF yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04

The number OF commercial failures In
the United States. the amount or assets
reported and the amount Of liabilities,
FOR tn" second quarter, are shown be-
low for fifteen years:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
IRON REVIEW

N~w Y-r%. Fay 2.--i.N~" =. :"2' !;
a rY-.As- - II zee -. 60 = -
.,7- .L'u"t as ~ as rrr -" ."-
- ":,'.r:r-'s - -ar~> 49, p" .'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
FINANCIAL Ard RankinS Outlook.

Much easier c:,l, MONEY and far more
abundance" has accompanied the greater
ac,lrity that has prevailed IN the STOCK
,,a-ksc during the past t~O weeks. Time
,,,rrsv Also has shown the effect OF the
easier conditions by yielding Som""h Rat
=, rate. Notwithstanding the ARRIVAL OF
,.c ,,li,-ycar dividend and interest d:s'
h,irSrnrnjS made Uu the FIRST ut July
Exchange has been un"N. p"ctcdly strong.
Gu. 70 ~, hopeful European develop
,rrn,S which have tended 10 sustain II
.,,r Son> time past owing TO the coLil-
dunn rc.irf q: OPERATORS that they wou'u
axe rL.,e Accumulation ct E0!d nay
,,-,}pusl IN ~" FEEDER ! Reserve SyS-
~, bu, II various paris ~ the cour-
-. ~, - has 5P'.u an lncf"t~" IA the
,.~'yrrr - ni!iS hid. Witch shows that
,NA system, Is accommodating tho com
,,-r,,v Z. - considerably l,r-"r extent
,E,r E.-c,otnrr These ,"nILt!unS SNOW
-, ,.u- banking tneChantSn Is npcrat-
-. A,,ou,hly and that x is furnishing
rory,r,.l mounts OF assistance 20 leSit-
,.,n,r businesa Tn" adoption OF tho
per-oic bill 70 permit the treasury de-
,,,rt,rrnt o. fund allied indebtedness,
subject a. H., general discretion. Is ok
,.rrt,.l ~ IN carly date ana SHOULD IN
~ drS;o~. OF au important matter
oNtcS 1u> beer orerh;tnginS n" int"T-
r4,l,u.l nnau,iai uari>rt to' !o"H