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The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE, Md. March g.
Julia Thompson. died at her home
near Colesville. aged 81 years. She
survived by her husband and a
son. The funeral took place from
the Methodist Church at Ashton.
A fine OF 500 and costs was i'm
posed by Justice OF the Peace John
II. L. Sawyer. at Sligo, this county,
last evening on Preston Martins.
of Kensington. for operating an au-
tomobile while under the influence
of liquor. Raymond Clark, Ernest
Daymude and C. w. Krouse, also
of Kensington, were adjudged
guilty of disorderly conduct and
each was fined SO and costs.
Sherin George E. Nicholson has
appointed Roy T. Jenkins a depdty
sheriff and he has entered upon his
duties.
Crittenden H. walker, of CATH
ersburg. who represented this coun-
ty in the last House Of Delegates.
announced in Rockville today that
he would seek one OF the four Dem
ocratic nominations for the House
Of Delegates this summer. Julian
B. Waters, of Germantown, viii. n
was announced today. be a candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
for county commissioner to succeed
Commissioner John r. Lewis, who
will not be in the field. He will. Il
Is understood. be opposed by Alya
Moxley. of Damascus.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
RED PEPPER HEAT
STOPS BACKACHE
Concentrated Heat Penetates Right
Down b Pain Spet-Bnngs
Ease at Once.

Rheumatism, lumbago. neuritis.
backache. stiff neck. sore muscles.
strains. aching Joints. when you
ars suffering 30 you can hardly get
around. Just try Red Pepper Rub
and you will have, the quickest re-
lief known
Nothing has such concentrated.
penetrating heat as red peppers. In
slant relief. Just as soon as YOU
apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the
rinEling heat In three minutes. II
warns the sore spot through and
through Frees the blood circuia-
fion. breaks mp the congestion-and
pain Il gone
Rowics Red Pepper Rub, made
from red peppers. costs little at
ny drug store Get . jar At once.
Almost Instant relief awaits you.
Css . Il for colds IN chest. No matter
Wat ,you have. used for palm or
conEcstion. don't fan to try Red
F1pDer Rubs--Adv. -
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
SAYS ALLIES TREAD
ON SHAKY GROUND
Famed Historian Recounts
Ingratitude Shown TO
America.
by Briggs.
Especial c.bl. to Tn. Herald. }

PARIS. March S-"No sane per-
son expects that the United States
will cancel Europe's debts to her.
declared Guglielmo Ferrero. the ia
nous Italian historian, in an inter
view today.
Some arrangement acceptable &c
the new administration may be
made providing that the money thus
given by the United States is not
used by England to bui1d a bigger
navy or by France to occupy fur
ther German territory.
short minded European states
men forget that the effort which
saved the allies from defeat has not
been rewarded by the peace makers
American security.
sThe allies agreed to take as a
basis for peace the fourteen points
Of President Wilson. but as soon as
the war was won. Cleme nceau an
nounced that France and Great
Britain had agreed to exclude the
question OF the freedom of the seas
from discussion or inclusion in the
treaty. Peace was signed finally
without America gaining the prin-
cipal point for which she fought
After the United States had de-
clared war. the miracle ceased to be
a miracle in the minds Of the En-
tente leaders. who convinced their
people that il was only Americas
duty to give the last man and the
last dollar TO the Allied cause.
To-day war is about to be re-
commenced because by their selfish
attitpde during the making OF the
peace treaty, the Allies lost the sup
port of America. and therefore face
the impossibility Of enforcing their
indemnity terms upon Germany
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
DEFENSE WITNESS
DECLARES FELTS
FIRED FIRST SHOT
Claim Detective Shot Tes-
terman Before Hatfield
Clan Began Shooting. ,

WILLIAMSON. W. Va. March :
Testifying today in behalf OF the
seventeen men being tried here for
the murder OF seven Baldwin-Felts
detectives. Garfield Young charged
Albert c. Felts. leader Of the de-
tective force, fired the nrst bullet
which wounded Mayor c. c. TestSr-
man in the war last May.
The bullet was fired by Felts
over his shoulder into a crowd of
bystanders. Then / saw A c. Brew
er. a former defendant begin usif,
his gun and the fusillsde followed
Young admitted he had a rife ar,
his pockets were full Of cartridf
the day Of the fght. IL
Don Chambers. who was a witnt /
for the defense yesterday and W.,
charged by the prosecutor viii
forging a warrant. was recalled.
Chambers Identified a warrant q
one with the signature Of SQUIRE =
II. Stafford which had been declaf
ed bogus. He also Identified tw-
specimens of handwriting as his
own The papers were submitted 70
the jury as evidence.
J. y. Boggs was then called. De-
scribing his position near the
principals in the gun fight when the
first shot was fired. Boggs said he
was near the spot where police
chief Sid Hatfield and Albert Felts.
leader OF the detectives. were srgu-
ing. Albert Felts fired the hrst
shot In the fight. he testified
Felts signaled his men before
firing. and the detectives advanced
with Lee Felts leading. he said.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
5: NEARBY STATE EVENTS !:
Claims Husbarld
Has Other Wife;
Asks Annulrl,ent

UPPER MARLBORO. Nd. March
s-Miided r, Gibbs. otherwise
known a. Mildred n. Wilss. by her
father and next friend, Starr
NJ. Gibbs. has nisd suit IN the Cir
cult court here for anulment Of
her alleged Illegal marriage to
Roby F. Wiles-
The bill states that Miss Gibbs
and Wiles went through the mar
riage ceremony Pc the Mount Raj
lnier Christian Church. Mount Raj
nier. Prince Georges County. on Oc-
tober, 1913. the Rev. Leslie L. Bow
ers ofiiciatirgy and thereafter lived
together for more than. four months
According TO the bill. the young
woman discovered. February Is.
1890. that the defendant at the time
Of the ceremony on October. 1919.
was a married man.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
SIX CONVICTED
IN LIQUOR CASE

CHICAGO. March s.-The govern
ment. the forces of law and order
and prohibition gained a distinct
victory today when a Federal jury
convicted Mike De Pike" Heitier
and fve of his twelve codefendan mt s
In the notorious sI75.ooo whisky
conspiracy. the most noted and
hardest booze running" case yet
handled by the government. The
outcome Of this case. which Is a test
in many ways, will have a most i'm
portant bearing on prosecution Of
violations Of the prohibition laws.
Those found guilty today are:
Michael (Mike De Pike) Heitler. no.
torious underworld character and
alleged master mind of the booze
conspiracy.
Nathaniel (Robert) Perlman, pro-
prietor Of the Perfecto Cafe. alleged
lieutenant OF Heitler in the con
spiracy.
Mandel CManny) Greenberg. sa-
loonkeeper. and Heitler henchman.
George +. Quinn. saloonkeeper,
and alleged booze salesman for
Heitler.
William ]. Trudel. politician. an
OtneF repute0 Saiesmdn.
Frank McCann, alleged member of
the SALES" force.
Those who were acquitted include
Jim O'Leary. saloonkeeper and
bookmaker; George Hans, a detec-
tive sergeant; william A. German.
former Rock Island railway clerk /;
and Nicholas Ambrosi. George CAL
lahan and John F: McGovern. sa-
loonkeepers.
The jury deliberated over its ver-
dict twenty-four hours and the ver-
dict caused great surprise among
the defendants. who had settled
down to the hope that the jury was
hopelessly deadlocked. The offense
of which the six defendants were
found guilty carries maximum
penalty of $4,000 fine each and two
years imprisonment. or both, and
there are no indications that lenien-
cy will be shown, at least to Mike
De Pike"
Attorneys for the defendants i'm
mediately moved for a new trial and
declared that unless this was grant,
ed. they would carry the case to the
Supreme Court of the United States.
Judge Evans granted the attorneys
two weeks in which to prepare ar
guments for a new trial.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
HEALTH THE KEYNOTE TO BEAUTY

Beauty means so much TO. women
power. social triumph. admiration
and love. Beauty implies good
health. Who ever saw a woman
racked with pain. struggling wit n
weakness or disease. who could be
called beautiful- The woman Of to-
day in this high-strung. nervous age
is continually OVERRIDING. with the
result that ills peculiar to her sex
develop which. unchecked. will ruin
all chances for her happiness. The
natural restorative for such ailments
is Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
compound. which for more than
forty years has been recognized as
standard remedy for women's ills,
and has done much TO relieve pain
and restore good health to women.
ADV
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
Does Your Back Ache?

Have you swollen hands. ankles,
feet. due to q dropsical condition,
often caused by disordered kidneys?
Naturally when the kidneys are
deranged the blood is filled with
poisonous uric acid. which settles
In the tissues Of the feet. ankles,
wrists or back as uratic salts.
II IL just as necessary to keep
the kidneys acting properly as to
keep the bowels active to rid the
body of poisons.
The very best possible way to
take care of yourself is to take
glass of hot water before meals
and an "Anurfc'. (anti-uric acid)
tablet
This -Anuric" is q new discov-
cry made by DR.. Pierce of the In
valids' Hotel. Buffalo. N. Y. All
druggists keep 1t. or II you pre-
fer send 1oc for trial package to
DR.. Pierce and write for free med
ica1 advice ~
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
COMMERCE BODY
STARTS CAMPAIGN
FOR MEMBERSHIP
Alexandria Business Men
Work to Enroll Names
OF Associates.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
T27 King Street.

T27 King Street.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, March s.
The Chamber of Commerce today
launched an intensive drive for re-
newal OF memberships. The result
of the first days activities was ass
memberships. The drive will emo
Thursday.
The license fee of physicians and
lawyers tonight was boosted by the
city council from $50 to 500 and
the license Of bakers was hxed as
follows: Nonresident steam bakers,
800; steam bakeries. SIS, and
smaller local bakeries. sss.
Petition of city school board TO
increase salaries OF teachers In pub
lie schools SO a month was re-
ferred to committee on schools and
finance. The cost would be $500
II was explained. the increase to be
operative from February. A reso-
luton appropriating $3.50 for q
new Car for the fre chief was re-
ferred to nre and finance commit
tee.
A resolution appropriating ssso
for coping at the Confederate
monument. sthe idea being to place
a circle around the monument and
beautify 1t, was referred.
Mrs. Margaret Scott. widow OF
Thomas N. Scott, died this morning
at her residence, as South Fairfax
street, at an advanced age. Her
husband for many years was. one
Of the leading contractors and
builders in the city. Her funeral
will take place Friday morning
from st. Marys Church.
Mrs. Indie Dove 81 years old.
wife of John Dove. died today at
her residence, 1917 Queen street.
Her funeral will take place at
o'clock Thursday afternoon from
Beulah Baptist Church.
Mrs. Mary Brooks, 10 years old.
widow of George Brooks, died last
night at the Alexandria Hospital.
Her funeral will tale place at IL
o'clock tomorrow mooning from De-
maine's chapel.
The funeral Of Mrs. Jane s.
Clarkson. who died yesterday at
Haymarket. Va. win take place
this afternoon from her late resi-
dence.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
TINE OF HANGING
CHANGED TO AVOID
DEATH ON HOLIDAY
Governor Grants 20 Days
More of Life to Guy
Thompson.

ROCKVILLE, Nd. March s.-The
date for the execution of Guy Ver-
non Thompson, VINO was convicted
In the Circuit Court here several
weeks ago Of the murder Of James
Bolton and two little children Of
hls housekeeper. has been changed
BY Gov. Ritchie to Friday. April Is.
The time originally nxed was Fri
day. March IS. John A. Garrett,
Thompsou's attorney, called the
xovernors attention to the fact that
March Is will be Good Friday. and
he> promptly agreed TO change the
Garrett has asked Gov. Ritchie
10 direct the State Lunacy Commits
sion to examine Thompson and re-
port as to his mental condition. An
alierist employed by the Prisoners
Ala Society, of Baltimore. spent
some time; recently studying Thomp-
non and reached the conclusion that
the man Is mentally unbalanced.
Thompson continues TO protest
his inpocence. He insists that he
is not afraid to die.
whsn Sheriff Gather read the
death. warrant to him in the Bal
tlmore City Jail few days ago ne
did not. Il Is said. finch. and when
the sheriff inquired IL there was
anything he could do for him he Is
said to have replied: mo; nothing
but put the rope around my neck
when-the time arrives"
Attorney Garrett continues his
Efforts in behalf of his client. In
n few days he will endeavor to have
tha Maryland Court OF Appeals en-
tertain an appeal. Many persons
In various parts Of the county have
signed q petition urging GOV.
Ritchie to commute the sentence to
life tmprisonment. and this will be
presented to the governor within
the next few days.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
Suburban People Hear
Talks About Gardens

DECATUR HEIGHTS, Md, March
S-Gardening was the topic of dis
cussion at the March meeting Of
the Decatur Heights Citizens As
sociation held at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Beattie. Flowing
Of gardens on the Heights" Is
practically completed and In some
Instances planting is well advanced.
The association has named a
committee consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbertson and Mrs Lee to
Join committees of various other
organizations Of the county in
hearing before the county commits
sioners in Upper Marlboro on
March Is in regard to the pend
ing school budget.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
Pershing to Attend Rites
At Washington Shrine

CUMBERLAND. Nd, March g.
Gen. John J. Pershing has accepted
an invitation to attend the dedica-
tion of Washington's headquarters
and the formal presentation of the
building to the city April 81.
IT was reconstructed in Riyersjie q
Park by James w. Thomas, lawyer
and historian, at his own expense.
The. building was used by Col.
George Washington in the French
and Indian war when he tarried
here while on the expedition Of
Gen. Braddock. Gen. Pershine sent
his letter Of acceptance to Mayor
Koon.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
Buys Leesburg Paper.

LEESBURG. Va, March SAL
fred B. Williams. well-known news
paper man. has purchased the sub
scription list of the Loudoun Mirror.
published at Leesburg and will take
charge with the issue of March 1s.
Mr.. Williams has been engaged in
newspaper work for years, and Is
recognized as a writer of ability.
A. F. Divine will retain possession
Of the printing plant and will pub
lish The Mirror for the new man
agement.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
Court Frees Three
On Bootleg Charges

LYNCHBURG. Va, March s-An
unusual situation arose i'm the, Cor
poration Court here today when At.
torney John L. Lee secured three
acauittals of alleged bootlegging
cases without the introduction of
witnesses for his clients. The at
torney attacked stool pigeons" who
were paid SO for each case worked
pp. Three verdicts Of not guilty
resulted In quick succession.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
Asks for Divorce.

UPPER MARLBORO. Nd. March
S.-AlleEing desertion. Bessie John
son. OF Prince Georges County. has
filed suit in the Circuit Court here
for absolute divorce from Edward
johnson. The bill sets forth that
they were married on or about De-
cember 4. 1904, in the District o:
Columbia
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09

Mccrink. Bond $1,000. J. w. Whit
ing. atty.
Est Joseph NJ. Grauer. Petition
for probate of will and letters test.
L. f. Hoffman & Harry Cohen,
attys.
Est John ]. Fosselman. Petition
for probate Of will and letters test.
L. X. Alden. atty.
Est Mary Tally FenneIl. Petition
for probate of will 4 letters test.
Clephane & Latimer. attys.
Est Sarah T.. Van Deusen. order
admitting will to probate Il grant
ing letters test to Roberta T. Pol
hamus. Bond $1,000. Edw. stat
ford. atty.
Est Charles E. AIbers. Petition
| for probate of will & letters test.
Archer & Smith, attys.
Est John l.. Warren. Petition for
probate Of will & letters test w.
| II. Sholes, atty.
Est c. J. Kreckel. Petition for
letters OF adm c. T. A. Will filed
dated Feb IL. 1921. 4. A. Mess,
atty.
Law Suits Filed.
S5372 Edw. l.. Eyre & Co VS. Ship
ping Board. Damages slS.34S.26.
Covington & Burling. pitts attys.
s5373 w. d. Sheldon 4 Co VS. Ship
ping Board Damages s5,ols.7s. Cow
ington & Burling, pitts sttys.
S5374 Frank Kidwell VS. Mer-
chants Transfer 4 Storage Co Re-
plevin. A. ID. Escher. pitts atty.
Equity suits Filled.
3ssol In re Florence MAY Swami.
Application for change of name. c.
II. Syme, atty for pltf.
assoc In re Nellie May Morrow.
Application for change of name.
Brown & McCray. attys for pltf
3sso3 Clarence p. Brooks VS. Ada
f. Brooks ct al. Bill for an absn-
lutte divorce. Richardson 4 Shreve,
attys for pltf.
3sS04 Rose Kurland vs Leon Kur-
| land. Bill for an absolute divorce.
| Alvin L. Newmyer. atty for pltf.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. L.
Preceeding.-
62435 Lewis VS. Wash Ry & Elec
Co. Jury sworn and respited. T..
II. Jackson-Barbour & whiteford.
attys.
e43o6 Hirsch VS. Block. Motion
I for jdgmt gtd 4 order for jury Of
inquest set for March Is 1921. CO.
hen. johnson & Daniels-Peyser &
Adkins, attys.
6zoss Merchants Bank of Wash
1 VS. Southern Drug Co. Judgmt by
diff VS. deft for 5000 with int at 6
per cent from August .. 1920. a
4 costs.
e. 5. SUPREME COURT.
Adjourned until today at II
o'dock.
The call for today will be as fol-
lows: Nos. 47s. s3s. 347. 523. 663
s42. 6s4. 200, 2o1, and 2O4.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
'D..C.MANS AUTO
KILLS LITTLE BOY

FREDERICK. Nd. March s.
Theodore Mccarthy. 5-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccarthy
this city, was almost instantly
killed when he was knocked down
and run over by the automobile OF
Franklin p. Howe. jr., of Washing
ton. Sunday afternoon.
Howe. who reported the accident
to Justice j. Grahame johnson, was
held In $1,000 bail for a hearing.
The child's chest was crushed and
the back of his head was bruised
and lacerated-
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
Propeller Defect.
Delays Long Flight

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March g.
Finding defect in the propeller re-
Gently shipped from the aviation
supply base In Fairfield. Ohio, Lieut..
w. n. Coney last night postponed
his scheduled transcontinentaI fiight
He was to have hoped on 1T mid
night for Dallas on his way to San
Diego. The night may not be started
now until March % when the moon
Is full. -
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
Announces Candidacy.

FREDERICKSBUR Va, March
s.-W-S- Covert. of Northumber-
lend County. has announced his can
didacy for the Democratic nomina-
tion for the house of delegates for
Northumberland- and westmoreland
counties. subject to the August pri-
maries.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
Offers Prayers for Coolidge

HARRISBURG, Pa, March s.
Prayer for Vice President Coolidge
was offered by Chaplain Feldman
when the house met today. He ex-
pressed the hope that the place held
by Coolidge will mot be one of OBJ
hvion.' but the stepping stone to a
position Of Importance in the affairs
Of the country.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
$50, ,O0O Fire in Oranee

ORANGE. Va, March s.-Another
nre a. Orange Sunday did damage
to theexteHt Of about $4,000. The
damage included the burning Of
. portion OF the Hotel Coleman.
and the buildings destroyed were
said to be Palmer's Drug Store ana
the Wilson and Grymes warehouses.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
CIRCUIT DIVISION No.
Proceedings.
g. 3. SUPREME COURT.

o'dock.
The call for today will be as fol-
lows: Nos. 47s. s3s, 347. 523, 663
742. Ss4. 200. 2o1, and 2O4.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-24
FOURTEEN COUNTIES
Early Fall News From All Over
the State of Vermont

Addison-A newly married
couple in Ripton FASTENED from the
office of the Justice ofsthe peace,
where the knot had been tied, and
attempted to drive away only to
discover that their horse was
hitched to the Justices hay rack.
Bcnnington-After 60 years, the
surviving members of Co. A, End
W, have Just held reunion, prob
ably their last, in Bennington, Wis
iting the graves of Coils. Walbridge
and Stone.
Caledonia-Mrs. Melissa Nc
Allister Of South Ryegate is Wis
iting friends in Ashby, Mass, maxi
ing the journey alone quite an
undertaking for a woman of 80
years.
Chittenden-TWo Hinesburg
couples have just returned from an
automobile trip to California. They
camped out on the way and con-
sumed about six weeks on the
journey.
Essex-Heated insulation wires
in the basement Of the opera house
in Island Pond might have caused
serious fire Tuesday, had the dif-
ficulty not been discovered in sea-
son.
F'ranklin--Thre are already four
announced candidates for the po-
sition of postmaster at st. Al
bans.
Grand Isle-Prof. C. E. Gordon
OF Amherst and Prof. G.. H. Per-
kins of the University Of Vermont
have been at Isle La Motto study
ing the geological formation of this
and neighboling islands.
Lamoillc--Now that Robert w.
McCuen of Vergennes has been
confirmed as collector Of customs,
the grapevine service tells US that
his assistant is to be l.. II. Lewis,
editor Of the Hyde Park News and
Citizen.
Orange-The town of Thetford
has issued a challenge to any town
in the county for a TUG of War"
at the coming county fair The
team TO consist of ten men and the
prize to be a big watermelon.
Orleans-The former trotting
park at North Troy has been do
mated to the graded school district
for baseball and athletic field.
Rutland-Fire following a light
ming stroke has destroyed the his
toric Morgan Price house in
Castleton which was built over 80
years ago at a cost of approx
mately $25, 900.
Washington-The annual picnic
and field day of the county farm
bureau is to be held Saturday on
the f. c. Gould farm in Cabot.
A very interesting program has
been provided.
Windham-Vice President Cool
idge has accepted the invitation to
be present at the opening of Yer
mont Academy at Saxton's River,
Sept. II and will make an address.
Windsor - Lewis Richardson,
for the past % years postmaster at
Chester Depot, does market gard
enjng on the side. He has cleared
$3.50 from his berry patch this
season.
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so when he does speak it is from
sense Of deep conviction. His fight
on the floor Of the House against
the Senate bill granting relief to
the producers Of and dealers in
agricultural products was all the
more notable because of the fact
that he alone of the House bank
ing and currency committee stood
out against the measure. His par
ticular attack was against the war
finance corporation, which. he
maintained, had accomplished its
intended purpose and ought to go
out of eXistence.-Barre Times.
General WOODS Appointment
The friends Of General Wood in
Vermont are pleased to learn of
the recent honor paid him by
President Harding in being select
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-24

ed for the important post as gov
ernor-general of the Philippines.
We know the General is qualified
and we predict that he will once
more win honor for the nation as
well as for himself in the Islands.
It's well to have good student of
military affairs in the East in
these days.-Middlebury Register.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-24
Eastern Wholesale Prices Take
Big Slump

6ib SiAiilP
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81
Wholesale prices Of dressed beef
in Eastern markets last week were
down to within 2 cents Of pre-war
prices of 1913, the price decline
durrr.o the year having been near
ly AZ per cent, according to figures
published by the American Meat
Packers institute.
Average whalc;aia prices APP
proximated i cents mound iur-
ing the week, agalA st % cents in
the same weak OF last year and
81. cents III 1916, # WIS stated.
Ordinary grade beef dropped 27
per cent during the last two weeks
in the New York markets and the
next grade, medium, 10 per cent,
only fancy beef prices holding
fairly firm" because OF The limited
quantities available, it was stated.
These figures should furnish
consumers with oppor unity for
"bar pains ir beef, the institute
statement said particularly the
consumer who does not insist on
f.ncy beef and the popular cuts
Il er, ron
Very trulv,'
W. A. KICKER, Mgr
Kicker Live Stock, Inc.