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WOULD DONATE SURPLUS or
FIVE HLLIoN 1o1 RELIEF.

New York. Jan. 10.-Thc board OF
directors OF the knights OF Columbus
al n meeting here today. recommended
that the undstributed balance or ap-
proximatcly 5000. oo0of the united war
fund be turned over 10 Herbert Hoovers
European Relief Council for the feeding
OF starving childrcn IN Europe.
The board voted that tho khlshts
title to their portion Of this balnnce.
about $500. 900. be transferred to the re-
lief council. provided the other organi'
cations sharing in the fund took similar
action.
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May Demand Depoting
Of Cork's Lord Mayor

Washington, Jan. 10.-Passport re-
strictions will not be waived by the
state department TO permit entrance TO
the United States OF Daniel j. OCal-
laEhan, lord mayor Of Cork, who on
his arrival last week at Newport News.
rs 4 Stowaway. and without passport
was temporarily admitted on parole py
order of the labor department.
The state departments decision. an
nounccd today by Acting Secretary Da-
Wis. brought forth the assertion by
labor department officials that jurisdic-
ton in the case still rested exclusively
vita the secretary OF labor. This In
Dictated n continuation Of the contro-
vrrsy between the two departments
which has been more or less apparent
ever since the landing Of the Cork
mayor on American soil.
Secretary Davis IN making his an
nounccment. said that lie concurrcd IN
the opinion of the solicitor Of his de.
partment. as forwarded to him today.
that there was no reason to make ON
exception In the case OF OCallaghan
as regards admission without a pass-
port. He said lie was communicating
his decision 10 Secretary Of Labor VIII
son and added the intima ton that his
department acting under the wartime
powers given the President to regulate
the entry Of aliens, might recommend
that the department OF justice be called
upon to dcport the Irish mayor.
Labor department officials asserted
that Secretary Wilson did not recognize
that the case Of O'Callaghan had yet
come within Jurisdiction OF the state de-
partment, inasmuch as he had not for
maIly referred IL 10 Secretary Davis.
Secretary Wilson had not begun his con-
s!dcrat!on OF the case to-day, and It was
said that he would not take II under
adviscment until It had come to him
through the regular channels OF tho de-
partment. At the state department it
was said delay Of the secretary OF labor
in rendering decision after having pa
rolled O'Callashan. would permit the lord
mayor to accomplish his mission of tes-
tifying before the commission from the
committee on 100 investigating the Irish
question regardless OF whether he may
Dc eventually deporIcd.
When Secretary Davis learned that
Secretary Wilson was not disposed tn
consult the state department at all and
that he had paroled OCallaghan with
out consultation with the department..
he again amended his decision and asked
for an opinion from the solicitor as to
whether the lord mayor was deportable
by the state department.
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OF CHURCH
GOERS SEE BEAR SLAIN

Special Dispatch to the InteiliEencer.
Piedmont. W. Va, Jan. lO-The trap
ping Of n 2ss pound black hear at HHpry,
on the Western Maryland railway s"uth
Of here yesterday, broke up a service
held in n church nearby. The bear mad
been carrying off pigs. calves and sh"cp,
and Arnold Stahl set trap. Enro"te 10
church with friends Stahl stopped TO
Vol, NJ tho tran to find a bear standing
nearly six feet high. Revolver shots
np,,, ;nfuriatcd the animal, which be-
ann frenz!ed. and would probably have
broken from leash and attacked the par
~ had not rifle been secured. Several
weil-dIrected shots ended him. In tao
meantime. several hundred people, VINO
had assembled for church. were attrac',
ed to the scene. The meat was dtviacd
among members OF the hunting party
and friends.
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drivers az automobiles. who were ar
rested 10y Constable John f. Moore,
charged with reckless driving last Sun
dav afternoon. One of the arrests was
made nj Wheeling Creek on the National
pike. the other was a party Of men from
Neffs. O, who were arrested ut West
Wheeling.
Lodge Dance Thursday.
The committee from the local lodge OF
Red Men, and the Degree OF Pocahontas
announce another dance TO be given In
the Frat hall, opposite the postoffce. on
North Fifth street. Martins Ferry. on
Thursday evening Of this week The
music for the evening will be furnished
by Gordon'S orchestra. and all members
and friends OF the order have been in
yitCd to the event.
Special Meeting.
4 special meeting Of the members or
the Belmont County Fish and Game
Protective Association will be held in
the William Kuhn plumbing shop on
East Main street, Thursday evening OF
this week. Matters Of urgent import
nncc are to be taken up at the meeting
and a good attendance is desired.
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OFF TO CAPITAL

Senator Jesse 4. Bloch and Dole"
cotcs ", r. Otto, Wright HuEus ana
Mlton McColloch. the last 81 ONO
countv's representatives I" tile state
LEGISLATURE to leave for the session
oucninr today, got away FOR charleston
Yesterday. and will he on hand l"r the
nncning sessions this morning
Before leaving the members OF INC
House Of Delegates Expressed t"'H-
selves as supporting Hon. Everett r.
Moore of Marshall county Tor ,He
sprnkcrshiN. and expressed th'F nP.',-
ion that he will b" chosen. COZ W. II;
:, Cunts another Ohio count!an. and
,,o,,,,I ,s nnssihlv tho scrEcant-at arms.
~, ,Ioner GRAY. assistant CLERK Of the
.cmoin In several past sessions. also
,..rn among those leaving yesterday
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BELLAIRE NEWS
SCHOOL REPORT
FOR MONTH OUT.
Report Improvement over Last Year
Excepting Attendance and
Punctualtty.

School SUPERINTENDENT J. V. Nelson
last evening announced his report lor
the month ending January 4. COM
!, garrison with the report Of last January
shows marked Improvement excepting
in attendance and punctuahty. The at
tkndance WAS off thrCe-tenths OF one
per cent as compared TO the same pGTiou
- last year while cases or ardlneSS snow
Z T5l an increase OF four Otherwise IN"
report showed an improvement over
January, 1920. .-,,
Total enrolment. $3.50. as compared
10 3.V1l or the same month in l92v.
Monthly enrolment, 3,o21, as compar-
Perfect in attendance. 2,O2o. as COM
PEI, Per cent Of attendance, eel. as COM
pared 10 96.l.
Cases o. hardness e5' as coWVa[eA
visits to home by teachers. 269. as
compared To 2S7.
. visits to schools by superintendent.
. III as compared TO 9S.
High school enrolment. 5al, as COM
- reachsrs' Institute.
Announcement IS made that an au-
= journed meeting OF the Belmont Coun-
" Teachers Institute will be held AZ
,6c local High school building on jan
Lary o. There Will be special dcIu-
,,nstration of the Beacon Method OF
Reading and Zaners' PenmanShip There
viii be a couple OF other good speakers
Several hundred teachers WI! n" aOuoI
attend the gathering
Every Cent 70 Count.
In connection with the Near East
ID. ,.-ampaign In this county II Is $tat%n
. That every peuny contributed 70 the
r.tmpaigu viii actually go tor the pur-
pose intended. 1t is stated that all over
head expense for Headquarters IS a.
Trayed BY separate CODtri buttons made
r hy persons for that special purpose. The
Near East campaign n Belmont county
begins this week.
Revival Season.
This Is the revival season or the year
FOR the churches. Revival meetings are
being held at the South BcllairS Metho-
list Episcopal church with the pastor,
Rev. f.. : br;Lis: IN ." .,,S xoEF nr rCS
hyterian church ana &c; s"e SnaoES1NS
VI. Z. church.
Miss Eva MCCaGlay. the new physical
r.. raining instructor for the Ec,.alre pub
lie schools, arrived yesterday @"u b'EIh
.~>r.- duties She succeeds Miss Ednch"
ls .Klcber VINO resigned 10 - I" t~'rb'r
~. ton to teach Miss MCCauley has been
physical training Instructor - La
Crosse. Wis.
? , meeting Of the principals ot the
nuhiic schools vas held at the office *
.sT,.f / y Nelson after school yeSt"r-
LAY. Supt Nelson had charge ct tL'
rnc-ttug. Various matters pertaining |"
The schools were discussed.
Tuesday Last Day.
To-day Is the mat day That persons
here. viii have 20 pay BY cash th"'r 49,
sessmcnt sg- N" recent street IMPROVE
n.nt The 30-stuy period FLOWING pas
.arn of rh,. aSsrss.uE orA,uhnc"S IS Gp
today and tn" list MI NOW b" submitted
10 the cuulsv treasurer :" D" cr!lrrt'd
On the r"&G'ar tax dArllral" ManF
me Interest "ulrGrS tant com" "" n
he assessment IS placed on the tx
aupli Fate. Ferry Minister.
pcy charles T. W:rr"rd Of Marti:s
Ferry had charge Of the services a. ia"
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ALARM CLOCK STARTS
HENS LAYING AT 4 A. NJ.

Berwick. Pa, Jan. 10.-Councilman
Lester l.utz. chicken fanct"r, tried
several weeks ago the experiment or
placing electric lights IN his chicken pen
that would switch on about 4 o'clock ~
the morning. as n means Of getting more
eggs from the hens. The stunt did not
work. because the chickens failed to b
aroused. Then LutZ got an alarm clock
and pug that in the pen, so 1t would
ring every morning at o'clock. the
Same time the lights we're switched OF
Il was getting only six eggs Il day
I.utz said today. from a pen OF twenty
Lcrhorrs. Now l am getting twelve,
thirteen and fourteen day.
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OLD SOLDIER OBJECTS
TO BAN ON SPOONING

yincland, y. j., Jan. 1O.--Th're IS to
y, no more spoon!ng behind shadcr
vircs 4, the Old Soldiers Hon" here
.rhe summer trystIng places in tn"
grove in the rear OF the home known
as the summer cottages are for sale.
Some person complained to W board
of directors. It is said. that hcre was
mucn counting going on. On" Of the
veterans said that this talk Of "L"HeY
Doycy" business is all bosh and he re-
nrc,,sd the order. 1t might hc sad III
nassing that the youngest inmate Is
IL wears old.
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JOHNNY KLESCH GETS
SHADE over CLANCY

Special Dispatch 10 The Intcll!sencer.
Cleveland, O.. Jan. Io.--Ey a very
slight margin Johnny Klcsch was en-
Titled TO = shade over Bud Clancy in
thcir tcn-round bout here tonight Bud
used his left for couple OF rounds
much to the discomforture of the Clevc-
land boy. and had Klesch bewildcrcd.
Then Johnny woke up to the fact that
he had 4 rough customer TO handle.
Tho fifth. eighth. nincth and tenth
rounds were even and klesch had 4
shade In the fourth. seventh and eighth
Tho opening three sessions were sur
priecs, as bud made the most Of every
chance offarcd. Then things took u
slight turn in the Clcvc!anlers favor
The battle was not exciting.
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POLICE PICKUPS

ThrCc offrmdrrs are IN The Schedule
FOR Judge John s. RITES court this
morning. two Of them being DRINKS
and the third n spccdcr.
T l.. Store will no doubt prove the
stellar attraction. He was far under
rho weather from drinking hair tonic,
and when arrested by Officer smith had
a bottle Of hair dye IN his possession
James F!ahcrty was arrested by Of
Occr Gaudy on drank charge. while
Officer Stanley arrested II. r. Morrow
for speeding.
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HUNT GUN TOTER

Police officers were busy ~ m early
hour this morning searching the Fulton
vicinity for man described as being
Of medium build, wearing overal's ana
a SLOUGH hat. and carrying n revolver.
II Is said that the man was seen at
the foot of Fulton Hill by well known
business man who reported the matter
TO the police. No arrests had been
made up until late hour.
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mas game scheduled against the MinGu
High school team, 10 be played al the
Elm school gymnasium, Friday evening
Of this week. at which time the local
girls team VIII also play the girls from
MinE". Saturday night the local team
will play the Liusly team on the floor
At Wheeling.
Daptitt Missionary Meeting.
4 meeting Of the members or the
WomcHs Missionary society Of the First
Baptist church IS scheduled tO be held
IN the church parlors on South Th.rc
street. Thursday afternoon. Nv ok
Among the Negroes" Will toe the subject
for discussion. and Mrs. Donald Virtue
is the leader for the meeting.
Kiwanis Club Dance.
Tho committee IN charge Of the oc.al
event anu dance IL be- given by the XII
wants CLUB at the Elks club building on
Tuesday evening. January is. report al
plans for the event completed. and all
members and their ladies are expected
10 be present. 4 special program OF
dance music will be rendered for the
evening. and Il fine time is promised.
Anniversary Attraction.
A special anniversary attraction has
been planned for the Fcnray theatre.
starting Wednesday evening. and con-
tmuing through Thursday and Friday.
Basil Kings powerful drama OF the uu-
seen world. entitled 'Enrthhound." Will
be shown and there is no doubt that /
packed house will witness the produce
t!on each evening.
Jury Meets Today.
The Belmont county grand jury will
20 into sessions this morning. and 4
larg" amount OF interest is being taken
in the fact on the part Of residents OF
this city. fer The reason that action Is
likely 20 be had on cases IN which the
citizens are yitGlly Interested.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
II. Long. \. J. Fallen ard Marshall
Crnprr are expected home this evening.
after attending the inauguration ot
Governor Harry l.. Davis ut Columbus.
=.
W. c. Fawcctt. civil engineer, left yes
trrdlymurnng 10 spend a few days in
Columbus. g., on business. -.
Frank Hole. local agent for the Penn
gvlyunia lines is spending few days
visiting in k"n$ington. O.
Arthur Dickson leaves this monring
for Columbus. O, where he Will spend
"A few days on business
Rev. W. VI. French. pastor Of the
United Presbyterian church, Is rep"r-
ted improving, following an attack ~
INDIGESTION.
Mrs. Kate Burghcnthal has arrived
homo after a few days visit with friends
ut St"ubenvillc, Q.
Chief HyIand and Officer Trucman H.
Frazier expect 10 spend today =: ST.
Clairsvillc. as witnesses h"r"r" the
grand jury.
ROLAND Rnlston rcturend to Clevc-
land. o., yesterday after spending Sun
day with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James kalStun.
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zBYSzKO-GARDINI
MATCH CALLED OFF

Chicago. Ian. 1O.-The finish wrcst-
ling match between Stanis.aus ZbysZko
and Rrnato Garlini. Italian heavy
weight champion. scheduled for to-
night. VAS called off today. Zbyszko
suffered Il sprained ankle while in train
ing and vii! be unable 10 wrestlc for
several days.
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uou7.D HOLD THE CROP

Lexington. Ky, Jan. 10 facing OF
the 1870 crop Of hurley tobacco in the
hands Of committees III each county OF
IN. toharco growing districts III Ken
tucky. Indiana ana Ohio, with orders
chat ]; be held until prices improve. was
advocated in an address here today by
Representative J. CampbsfS SeetTili.
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chamberlain's Tablets.

When you are trouhl" with indiges-
ton or CONSTIPATION. take Chamberlain $
Tablets. They strengthen tn" stomach
ANA c1ahlc II to perform its functions
nature lily. Indigestion is usually ac-
comnanlcd by constitution and is az
grayatci by II. Chawhcrlain'S Tablets
cause a 4rcntle movement Of tho bowels
relieving the Cnnstipatcd condition. For
sale by all dealers.
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BRIDGEPORT
TWO HEARINGS
BEFORE SQUIRE
Cases OF Two Drivers OF Automobiles,
Charged With Reckless Driving,
viii Be Aired in Squire's
Court Tonight.

business seems 10 have taken 4 squirt
Cor the squircs court N this city. as II"
has Two cases set for hearing in his
court this evening. Both are those OF
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Z SWEAR OFF =
US TOBACCO

"No-To-Bac" has helped thousands TO
hrcak tho costly, merchandising TO-
hacro habit. Whenever you have q long
Ing for cigarette. cigar. pipe Or Tor :
rhcw. inst place harmless No-To-Back
.,hlst in YOUR mouth instead, to help
relieve that awful desire. Shortly the
habit may be completely broken, and yoo
are better off mentally. phyatcillly, -:
anrioIlv. It's so easy, so simple. O.
q" hnx ~ No-To-Bac aud II II doesn't re-
Lease YOU from all craving for tobacco
!, any form, your druggist will refund
our money without question.
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IS INCHES OF SNOW IN
VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS

Roanoke. Va, Jan. 1o.-One OF the
heaviest SHOWS in the history Of Roam
oKe, fell during the last "a hours, hav-
Ing reached dcapth oc from Is 10 Is
inches on Il level. NehIeular traffic Is
practically suspended and At least one
building has collapsed under the weight
on its roof.
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church last

Rock Hill Presbyterian church last
night. Rev. II. &. Thompson. pastor OF
the United Presbyterian church OF TINS
city will have charge OF tonights SerE-
ic.. and VIII prclCh.
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Roanoke. Va, Jan. 10.--Damagc cstt-
mated at $4,000 was wrought here by
the sHow&torm SUNDAY night, said TO
have been the heaviest in 30 years. The
bottltng plant o. the Coca Cola company
collapsed early today under the weight
OF the snow. causing damage estimated
Mt $4,000. The roof Of the Roanoke c.
mcnt Thing and Roofing plant also
cavCd in. causing an estimated loss or
50. 900 Telephone lines were damaged
to the extent of about $4,000. according
IN the local manager. and other minor
storm losses were reported.
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has q game scheduled against the Mingu
High school team. 10 be played al the
lin school gymnasium, Friday evening
of this week. at which time the local
girls team Will also play the girls from
Ming". Saturday night the local team
will play the Linsly team on the nucr
n M-hrnlinrr
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Hunters Class Meeting.

Mrs. r. \. Co0cY VIII bc The NosTF7S
to the ,u"inhcrs OF the Hunters class
Of the rIrz: Baptist Sunday school at
her home on Grant Avenue Friday eve
ming Of this week. and an cnJoEah'c
evening is promised following the hust-
ness meeting. Mrs. Riser and Mrs
SummerhI WILL assist the hostess OF
the evening.
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Board Of Trade.
Womsn,s remperance Union.

An interesting meeting oftheWomeh|s
Christian Temperance Union OF THIS
city, is promised for this evening. at the
home of Mrs. 4. W. Kerr, OF South
Eighth street. Much business Of impor-
tance is TO be discussed at the meeting
and every member has been urged to at
tend.
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American Legion Meeting.
Birthday AFFAIR.

Miss Ruth Hood was the charming
hostess to 4 large party of her young
friends at her home on Sixth street last
night in honor OF her ninth birthday
anniversary. The hours were spent at
variety of social games and Rmus"-
mcnts. and luncheon was the special
feature of the evening.
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Roy Elected.

Sub-Distrlct president William HOY
ciartrd as the state Vicc-prcSident At
the recent election. according to off,
cial figrrcs given out at Columbus yes
,erday. The vote showed that hoy won
over John Saxton OF SalinesvlAc pE
yotn Of o.D5.. SaXton had been serving
an uuexpired term. The vote vas: Roy.
IIS9g; Saxton, 9.S47. Roy will enter
mon his new office on April l. He SerV-
cd two terms Us sub-dtstrict president
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Social At Upland.

A social and tnk" walk has hccn ar.
ranged to take place AZ the Blackboard
school house IT Upland. 4 few niios
west of bridgeport on the Cadi2z PIX,
Friday evening Of this week, and num-
Der OF young folks from this vicinity
are planning to take IN the event.
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Injured In Mine.

The local High school basketball tear
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Rev. L. S. Rose. pastor Of The First
Methodist church. announces that the
revival SERVICES which were conducted
every evening Of last week, and were so
successful. will be continued again each
eening OF this week. The service held
last night was we'll attended and the
public has been invited.
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Tho Bcllaire High school basketball
teams held practice last night III prepa-
ration tor the battle Friday night WIN
nh. teams from GAINESVILLE High school.
10Th boys and girls teams from the
western part OF the county will be here
to clash with the locals. The games
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Mrs. James Dean.

Mrs. James Dean died yesterday Il
her home on Washington street. She
had been in III health for about SIN
weeks. suffering with n complication
of Diseases BESIDES her huSpand. SnE
I,,.,,,'. ,v, daughters, Mrs Hazel Spen-
Ger and Miss Edna. at home. and TWO
CONS, John and Albert. ais" ut home;
Mrs Dean was aGrd "a years. FHnSr%.
nrrangcmcnts were incomplete last
,iy
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Three Offenders.

Members Of the Music. Literature "
Art club will entertain their HUSBANDS
at the home OF Mrs. William Morgan
on North jefferson street ThurSotE
evening. Progressive games VIII 81 &c
49,. Jix,.rs;,,s of the evening. Mrs. GIL
lite Of bridgeport. will serve two
cnursn luncheon. The event promises
,G,,N-s 10
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l N m&s nsnssias pFuIemf sn uEA.
Gas 0sselas ID NerrN. c<lehricsd
munaial A. n Ilsbnna y en- a. dlres
Ger osi CslxNie innnEuFnae Fesiemte.
|menae rn NRyaEArs. as MBNTAi1S.
MD Y MAnNErlEM0.
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|cIA. D0fANIcA. SUGGESTION . die.
Isancia , le paede decir n passdo. pre-.
scnte ' future. nd
Enscsa por correspondence. SsIici.
ite Catsloso No. 3 Ilustrad0 Gratis ,
sus hojas De CONSULTA.
Presenta q I'd. una persona viva Q
muerta en- IN espeio.
0lie:na pcrmsRcnte en- Mayagiiez.
iQuiere leerse u Buena Ventura
Gratis? Escriba hoy, envie sellos pa
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Direction: DR.. o. ID. VERGE, Box
456, Mayagiiez, p. r.