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Evening star., 1921-06-19
Important Political, Social
And Sporting Events Keep
Society Busy in Mid-June
President and Mrs. Harding Delay Trip on May
flower to See Polo Match With Cubans-Oris-
inality,of Hoar-F Foster Wedding. =.
BY.SALLlE " II. PICKETT.

-nujNE w.ekwas:a deiginfu society politics and
MI sporting Pesden, and Mrs Harding played ar
taking few small arire OF excitement and the polo
ocers touenns up
Life sprightly manner
games yesterday afternoon to- see the first
president and Mrs Harding DELAYED boarding
the Maaower which they taking weekpd trip that they
might and the which wound "p with wild eheer
ing and Ehed off the evening by dinner at the
Chevy when the Cuban were guests the War
Then at the aciuo oanceI
ocALY the reception nghtat the Metropolitan
members in nor the & PdS9 lnd MI R. H15ds
sas :s, 's
long
nss ss s s Sa
wa s sns a @ ns to dsass as
$ DID s s pG sS sTsi ss
Miss s o 59s5 SS and n M n % tss
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in about the a the wedding
s ri .s Ss 4: M t s.sS @ s
b % M or s h S & shs
and ends ribbon u string & Rss & was wound inc S tGa
f st sfsss i Ss
s so@a To: n % s ts % % 10 I'd
@ o n m 5 ] @ the court
THE President N coo1idge also had rather full week
A1 ssSsss 4:
attended Pes
dent Mrs Harding at the Metropolitan Club.
the middle ofhs
the birthplace OF the late President Mckinley in Ohio attend
where will
attending Amherst College
ywllr to Washington Wednesday,
NEVER the beautifully
% m M fe G w Of *s kasss so
recovering from Illness
reminds of the bouquet Mrs
beautiful
Harding of
University Ohio his alma and received his LII
4 dsgree
Evening star., 1921-06-19

The acting military and naval at
tache of the Polish legation. Mai.
Mach. who has been living at 1926
Fillmore street. has taken an apart
ment at 2400 10th street.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

nearby Virginia was the wedding in
san Francisco Thursday Of Miss An
ner Ellis, daughter OF Mrs. NJ. A.
Eilis of Herndon, Va, to DR.. Edward
Rancroft ToWDe.
y.sa usl;ssaf ia k Xssyasa
Evening star., 1921-06-19

The Attorney General. Mr.. Daugh-
erty. has gone to Washington Court
House. Ohio. where he was called by
the serious illness of his mother.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

The marriage OF Miss Mary MiIes
Jordan of South Carolina to Or.
Henry Johns Berkeley of the faculty
of Johns Hopkins University. In Balti-
more. took place Thursday. The ceTe-
Presbyterian Church At Chevy Chae1.
1eo1daasd e .gSveath ses3 -.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

MRS wife of the former
lfl
media
gaining
gives splendid description
OF the he
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RuxroN MOTIFS.

The revival at the Mt. Zion Baptist. church
is going on. We are having wonderful sue,
to the church. Rev Kimbal is preaching
some soul stirring sermons. Everyone 10 in
vited to attend the meetings. The services
were well attended Sunday. We were very
glad to have Brother scother to worship with
The funeral Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gains,
daughter was held ut their home Sunday at
Q o'clock Rev. Kfmbal officiating. The A.
NJ. e. choir rendered music.
Mrs W. A. Lenxie il indisposeds at this
MIS-. sam Burkett and Mr.. Ben Abney
are on the sick list 1t this writing
The first aid teachers have been In Bux-
e.. take fo care sso u she sisf wonndsd
children took the course. and at the close,
gave an exhibition IN the auditorium OF the
The greatest evangelistic meeting in the
with sixty-eight persons either making Chris
10 Jesus Christ The meetings were CON
Quoted by The Rsy Geo w km5l;s; pastor paste,
ed by the other Christisn leaders OF the
community Rev. KkmDIe preached each
night with great power, and at each meet
ing someone lined up Tor JESUS
secretary q 81 the Z. u. Q. 4. and Nj. Price,
chairman Of the boys. work committee. for
the very fine manner in which the boys and
young men attended these meetings Out
e the tot.i number. twenty-si1 were rnem.
I II was ! great sight, on Easter Sunday
lined np 70 o Is sS baptized Out Of this great
meeting, the churchss q people lined up to
churches q the community have al taken on
s. On Sunday afternoon. an Easter vesper
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BurLmaroN. IOWA NEWS.

Rev n. r. Rhonenee our beloved pastor
held 5 Easter Sunday morning prayer meet
ing at ST. Johns A. II. E. church which was
well attended and such . glorious time was
had.
Rev. and Mrs. Rhonenee have. as their
guest Mrs. Belle Means of Council BLUFFS.
Rev. R. N Rhonenee opened his services
at 1o:45. He preached . soul stirring SER
mon after which the pastor received si1
members who were taken into the church o
full members Sunday school was opened
by the Superintendent Mrs. Julia Folks. We
are proud to say our Sunday school is grow
ing larger and larger each and every Sunday.
At $3.50 p. m. the Christian Endeayor was
opened by the President Mrs. Theta E. Ora
ham and the lesson was enjoyed by al pres
emit. ~
The choir was ut its best Sunday evening.
We had special program for Sunday eve
ming.
Rev. R. n Rhonenee preached just fifteen
minutes sermon to a full house which was
highly appreciated by all, after which Mrs
grand program after which Rev. Rhonenee
introduced Mrs. Rhonenee, the president
and her Allen Star Missionary society which
was beautiful scene ,of twenty-six children
Mrs E. Stevens is still at the Burlington
hospitsl slowly improving.
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-. PxEAsAMr NOTES.

i. 1xAkAA0AAM4
last Sunday visiting friends. 80 49,,
Mrs. =. II Handy entertained the Missy ....y
ladies last Monday. A very pleasant time
Mr. sp and Mrs. Douglas Robinson entstained
to s o'clock dinner last Saturday. A most
delightful time was spent
A'i ". Perry Greenup Of o.tumw. spent SIM
and his brother, John.
Mr. and Mrs. John Greenup entertained
Rev. and MS Handy and Rev. Reynolds
to dinner last Sunday.
at the Second Baptist church are still draw
ing large crowds Sunday. Rev. Reynolds
preached two strong sermons
city Monday to assist Revs. Handy and Rey-
nolds in the revival.
Rev and AIRS Lusely entertained Rev: and
Mrs Handy and Reys. Reynolds and Torp-
ley to . six O'Clock dinner last Monday eve
ming. very pleasant time Was had
Handy last Wednesday. 1t was very in
teresting meeting: paper was read by
was good Il was discussed BY ali present
who brought out many good points.
Mr.. Alonzo Sims hand is improving nice
The Kings Daughters me. in their rsgu,
Greenup with the president. Mrs. Everett
Reed. presiding. very pleasant time was
spent The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Clay Reed.
Mrs. Wiatt of Ottumwa . visiting with
her mother.
Mesdames Jackson and Patterson and Mr..
Joe Pocket report . fine time At the BAN
ouet held in Fairfield last week
Mrs. Robert Anderson and daughter, Miss
Dorothy were Burlington shoppers last Fri
day.
Mrs Morris wieks of Eldon Iowa was a
visitor at the home Of her father. lr. Clay
Reed.
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week purchasing pool tables.
Mrs. G.. Harris underwent . serious oper-
alton at Mercy hospital. We are glad to re.
port Mrs. Harris is recovering and will soon
be able to resume her duties ut the Harris
cafe
Mrs Julia Coleman is recovering from an
attack of pneumonia
Mr.. an Mrs. T. Franklin were called to
Britt by the death Of Mrs. Frankln's uncle.
Walter Brown was very seriously injured
last Monday when his team ran away. His
skull was fractured and one arm and the
collar bone broken. He is getting along fine
at this writing.
Mrs. q. Cofman is up again after an i'll
ness of two weeks.
James and Reginald Hudson leave next
week for Washington, D. O., and other east
ern points. They win be away indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Steppe are visiting
In Sioux City this week.
Mrs. Al Peters Of Rockwell City was q
business visitor Friday.
A new cafe Known as Looney's Cafe was
opened Monday, March IA ut 225 Central
avenue. Mr.. Looney came TO our city recent.
" from Omaha We wish for him great sue
cess in this new enterprise.
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NuscAxmE ITEMS.

MUSCA5ME ITEMS.
The Bethel A. n. Il. church aervices were
we'll attended with several visitors from out
Of the city.
The Sunday school is stiH improving 50
much SO that the superintendent has added
another class to the school. We pray fol
The IL o'clock services also were well at
tended by the old people and heard splen
did sermon delivered by the pastor. His sub
ject was Jesus the Gross. -
The Allen Christian Endeavor at p. m
were well enjoyed by all to splendid at
tendance and many taking part in the dis
cussion.
At s o'clock the pastor delivered another
sermon to q large audience and many yisi
tors His evening subject was, Human
Frsility." Taking his text from Psalms SO
4-5; and many were impressed with his say
ings.
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Kinner were in the city over
Sunday and ID expecting to reside in Musca.
tine for . while. We all welcome them to
our city. The people are loking forward
for lovely time Easter Sunday.
The trustees and stewards of the Bethel
A. NJ E. church are making drive to re-.
model the interior Of the church with the
co.workers and friends and ask the prayers
Of all the people of God for their success
are still improving and some were able to
be out and did attend church services on
last Sunday.
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.ColoTed People
Delighted With New
Discover To Beach
The Shin

Atlanta Ga-Says that recent tests have
proven without doubt that swarthy or sallow
compilations can be made light by new
treatment recently discovered by man in At
Skin whitener. People who have used it are
amazed at its wonderful effect. Rid your
face Of that awful dark color greasy ap-
pearance in few minutes. It costs so little
that you can't afford to be without It. just
think how much prettier you would look with
skin in its place Mem and women today mus,
care for their compilations TO enter society.
If your druggist will not supply with Coco
tone Skin Whitener, send Csc for . large
package to Coco.one c.. Maiden. Mass.
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service was held at the Y M. G. A. for boys
The service took the nature of sacred con-
cert, rendered by Mr.. Price. with . collec.
ton of Victrola records, which had been col
slected for that purpose.
On Sunday evening, the children Of the
Mt. Zion Sunday school rendered their Eas.
ter program with great credit to themselves
and Mrs. Penn and Miss Hart who had
worked SO faithful to make the program a
success.
ference year was held at the st. Johns A.
N. E. church on Sunday. great meeting
was experienced by aIl.
National Negro Health Week will be fully
observed in Buxton, under the leadership OF
the Y. NJ @. A. from April to 8. The
Secretary Mr.. Hutcherson is sparing neither
time nor money to make the great event .
success.
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ALBIA NEWS.

Mr. and Mrs johnson entertained about
fourteen young people in honor of her daugh-
ter, Miss Elsada's fourteenth birthday A
three course lunch wsS served. All report
: delightful time.
of Mrs Della Thomas on Monday after
noon A number Of others were invited to
be present at denomination of the alumni
NUN ware cooking. They were llhighly
pleased and some purchases made.
The Sewing Circle club met at the home
of Mrs H jones ON Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Henry Jones has been qnite ill but is
up and out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Davis of Ottumwa
visited at the parental Monroe Davis home
and friends in Abba on Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Allie Brownmsn hiss returned to Des
Mcines.
Sunday evening was very nicely rendered.
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ENDS STOMACH TROUBLE
Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy q Favorite

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a
favorite with the mothers Of small chill
dren for colds, Group and whoopang
cough. It's pleasant taste and the prompt
cures which it effects has won the good
opinion of mothers everywhere. AS this
remedy contains no opiums or other mar
cotic it may be given az confidently to
s baby as to an adult.Adv.
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MACON, no, NEWS.

Mrs, Dimmie Camel OF Des MONIES, Iowa
spent Saturday and Easter Sunday ut West
ern college visiting her two beautiful daugh-
tiers who attend college. While in the city
s 70 the .s young nsns class. Her pastor Rev.
Bates feels proud Of his devoted Christian
member Of his church an We we're proud to
Mrs. Carrie Carter Of Omaha, Neb. attended
Miss Edwin Harris spent the week end
: The a NJ z. church held ~thsr Easter
cantsts Sunday night Quite . crowd at
Vine and Brosdw.y Bsptist church gave .
secret concert Sunday night. A large crowd
M. j. E. Harris Of californ,. sent his
mother large and beautiful box OF Easter
The Easter exercises was well rendered
at both churches Sunday.
The announcement Of , Hiss ! L s b;
friends. Miss Brent formerly attended West
ern college and won. many warm friends
mitn her swnnt .pps'r.nes She now resides
Mrs Stella Allen Of Chicago, NJ; MRS,
Bessie Watkins Of Coshocton, O.; Mr.. Eural
Il ST 4 bedside
father, Mr.. Hiram Clark, who remains i'll.
News reached here that Harriet Bradley
formerly Macon sirl was married IN Des
Rev. j. W. L. Underwood has returned
where he has been conducting . revival serv-
Mrs DR.. caron q st. Joseph visited in
M.son last week, the guest Of Mrs. Smith
A marriage OF very sweet simplicity but
beautiful Artistic " .as
70 'i ar l CHARLES E Wlisss d Chicago. Ill
sister Of the bride sang sveetly two mum.
bs.s, 20 I pEoni.e ~ and ,. mwhsn 70.
s~s1 h- Rnr, 1nku ME- rhnr iuU o
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.oRIo1NA1 NorIcE.

81
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In the Distyict Court of the State Of
Iowa, in and for Polk County: Nav
term, A. D. 1921.
George Wegienek,
Plaintiff.
Myrtle Wegienek,
Defendant.
To Myrtle Wegienek:
You are hereby notified that the pe.
tition Of the plaintiff in the above en-
titled cause is fled in the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court of the Ststa
of Iowa, in and for Polk County, Iowa,
claiming Of you an absolute divorce
from the bond Of matrimony On ths
grounds Of cruel and inhuman treat
ment, drunkenness, and keeping com
pany with other men.
For further particulars SEQ petition,
and unless you appear thereto and de.
fend before noon of the second day Of
the next term, being the May term q
said Court, which will commence at Des
Moines, Polk County, Iowa, ON tho $50
ond day Of May, 1921 default will bo e.
tered against you and Judgment and de-
cree rendered thereon.
Dated this eighteenth day Of March,
1921.
Gertrude e. Rush,
80 AttOFnav for pfAintif
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Our Neigbors

The above cut is that Of one of our
faithful agents for the Bystander.
Generally each Monday afternoon we
find Miss Davis artile on "Albia
News, on our desk. Her writeup
though brief are to the point and we
trust that others Of our agents will fol.
low the example set by our agent from
Abba.
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teach you how either BY mail q psrsun.
49, Diplomas are given.
Nine. I. m. SUMMERS
Ten years experienced graduate Specialist
~ Write me. p. q. Deg %
.e2 WILMINGTON. DEkANNAFZk

When your liver and bowels become
torpid get bottle Of Chamberlain 3
Tablets. They win tone mp your liver
and cause gentle movement Of his
bowels. They also improve the diges-
tiOn-Adv
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FoRr DODGE NEWS.

The Negro Welfare association. an organi.
ration Of recent date, will have their grand
will be followed by . carnival March 20, %
and "a. This is an organization for the bet
terment of our people in Fl Dodge.
Little Freeds Brown, infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown was buried Sat
urday, March IL. Death was due to an at
tack Of pneumoniA.
Little Henry Whitaker died Sunday,
March ID after short illness with pneu.
monia.
knights Of Pythiss and the Josephine Bsk.
err Court gave an entertainment March IS
at the Negro welfare hall. It was , great
success Music was furnished by the Cop
PIN Chapel Choral club.
A. U. Steppe was in Enterprise last
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Opal Richardson,
Defendant.


Defendant.
To Opal Richardson:
You are hereby notified that the petit.
ton Of the plaintiff in the above entitled
cause is filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of the State of Iowa.
in and for Polk County, Iowa, claiming
Of you an absolute divorce from the
bonds Of matrimony on the grounds OF
cruel and inhuman treatment.
For further particulars see petition
and unless you appear thereto and de.
fend before noon Of the second day OF
the next term, being the May term Of
said Court, which will commence at Def
Moines, Polk County, Iowa, on the sec.
ond day Of May, 1921 default will be en-.
tered against you and judgment and de-
cree rendered thereon.
Dated this sixteenth day of March
1921.
Gertrude E. Rush,
Attorney for. Plaintiff.
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osKALoosA NOTEs.

| fatLcfSOO, 6feGn0,
Iia johnson and Miss Bsgley are numbered
among the sick who are improving.
The Taylor, Lewis, Steward and Peter
The seventeen guests were seated at several
!, A splndid program was rendered by the
charge. She desires to thank each and every
one to be remembered by all who were pres
ent.
ings on the 18th. Six members were added
. 'Ae ea SECOND BAPTIST ITEMS.
Evans. lows is i'll at her daughters resi-
prsMy ss 4 Ms this wga tsM.Id able b
Ar.. Andy Reed was quite poorly last week
Rev. r. P. Palmer preached . very inter
esting and soul stirring Easter sermond Sun
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Franklin and wife
were visitors ct the Baptist church Sunday
morning and night:
The luncheon given a, ~ .l.s. Susan Stew
financially. clearing. $1i.2o:
Thursday and donated . day digging the
ma n' viii T'y asTe an er seEa i
Memphis; Mo-, about April D. They have
s"enf the winter with their son and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allen have purchased
q new Dodge car.
News was received from Mrs. Brown by
her husband that her father was growing
worse. We are very sorry to hear of the
sad news and pray for his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin and children Of
Anderson are visiting ut their parents home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Franklin.
Mrs. Wesley Adams Of Anderson is visiting
her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Adams.
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ST. JOSEPH, MO. ITEMS.


The formal dance given by the Shriners
last Thursday evening was well attended and
q large number Of visitors from surrounding
towns were present.
Mr.. Avis Martin returned to Wsshburn
college after two weeks vacation here with
Mrs. F. Harrison johnson Of Gravity, Iowa
is spending few days here visiting her par
ents.
Miss Amantine Maloney spent Easter here
with her father, Rev. S. e. Naloney, Miss
Maloney is . student at Western University,
Quindaro. Kansas.
Mrs r. L. Lane Of ClArinda. lows passed
through the city last Thursday en- route to
the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Chas T. Phelps has returned to the
city after months absence in Texas and
Oklahoma.
Mrs.: Essex Allen is spending few days
The American Legion boys gave dance
last Monday evening at the Pater Market
hall
Mr. and Mrs John williams entertained
. small party of friends Sunday afternoon
at their residence on North Twenty fourth
street.
The Jewel Art club met last Wednesday at
the residence Of Mrs. r. L. Scott with Mrs
Susie Thomas as hostess.
Mrs Matte Smith Of Chicago has been
here several weeks visiting her mother, Mrs
Martin.
Mr.. Ernest Clayton has gone to st. Louis
on . Burlington dining car.
CENTERVILLE ITEMS.
Mrs. Carriger of Mason City was here
to visit Mrs. Mary Brown before death
came.
Many thanks to her friends OF Mason
Mrs. Browns husband is still in Arizons
and ia some better
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OBITUARY.
Ha- ELAN Rpn~u

Mrs. Mary Ellen Brown was horn in
Charlottesville, Virginia, March I, 1888,
came to Iows with her parents in the year
of 1883. Professed hope in Christ and joined
the Missionary Baptist church in Buxton in
1909 She departed this life March 10 At
$50 O.. m. age SO years, 10 days. She died
in the full triumph of living faith. She leaves
behind her to mourn her demise . husband,
mother and . very great many friends. She
and her husband, who is now in Arizona.
ing to recover their failing health. Her
husband being afflicted with the same dis
ease But about seven weeks ago, feeling
that her time on cath was short she and her
husband bid each other good bye. knowing
that they would meet no more on cath and
pledged each other to meet in the Kingdom
Of God. She came home to die She is gone
to that eternity from which no traveller ever
returns.
rest in the bosom of God.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE,

In the District Court Of the State Of
Iowa, in and for Polk County: May
term, AID. 1921.
Beatrice Richardson,
Plaintiff,
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Mrs. E. +. Butler (Eufula Sys-
tem) 721 g Ave. VIA Abba.
Mrs. Laura Herroll (Psro Systeml
731 N. Fellows Ave-, Ottumws.
Mrs. Margaret Walter (Scalp Gull
turist) 40l N. Lincoln ST., Mt.
Pleasant. \
tNrs. Josephine Wilson (Hair Re-
finer1 1876 8. 9Th St.. Burlington.
Hrs: Cells Green (Poro system)
4 Mrs A. Hobbs {Poro 'System)
1107 Ripley st.. Davenport.
Mrs. s.. Emerson walker System)
1913 Sd Ave, Clinton.
i Mrs. w. ii. Perry (Poro System)
500 w. 7th St., Sioux City.
Mrs. Z. Turner magic System)
1104 Ave. O, Council Blues.
Mrs. Alice Thompson Beauty
Culturist) lows Ave-. Nuscatine
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SECOND Baptist ITEMS

Rev. R. P. Palmer closed his revival
ings&on the 18th. Six members were a
tn church s. zAt
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-09
NEW WAY TO DETECT CRIMINAL S

the number, form and position of body
pores remain the same throughout
life. The impression of the pores In
Doctor LOcards system is cOlored by
chemical vapors or very fine powders
so they may be photographed inder
a microscope.
Doctor I,ocard tells of several sue
cessful prosecutions supported by his
new sciences In one case burglar
wore gloves, but left an impression Of
small surface of forearm. That
trace convicted him. Another burglar
perspirlng freely, left the impression
of pore surfaces through his gloves
and went to jail.
Graphometry. as termed by Doctor
Locard. consists primarily in the the
ory that handwriting shows always n
certain relation In '.ze between let
ters and unmistakable characteristics
in form. particularly In loops. In ad-
ditlOn to these principles Doctor I.O
card, of course. utilizes generally ac
cepted methods Of detecting forger'
les.