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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
Herb Sap Made
Him Feel 20
Years Younger
Remarkable Case Of Where Herb
Sap, the Wonder Tonic, Gave
Rejuvenated Life.
By the Investigator.

LOUISVILLE, Ky.-John Hartman,
1927 Goss avenue, old time resident Oh
Louisville, told me IT was none OF my
business how old he is. He's been taxi
ing Herb Sap. the great tonic and
stomach medicine, and wanted TO get
some statistics about him.
I'm over sixty" Haarman conceded.
And will say that since taking Herb
Sap my clock has been turned back 20
years! Just look at mel"
did as commanded and must say
that he didn't look like the same PEI
son as when he came TO the drug store
to see me a month before.
"a month ago." he continued. when
7 called to see you, you'll remember /
was in bad shape. I couldn't eat r.
blessed thing, as l had no appetite. N"
stomach had gone completely back on
me. I had aches and pains in not only
my back and limbs, but In every part OF
my body. It seemed like. I was weak
ms a cat and so nervous that my whole
body was wet from cold sweats. Just
beads Of II stood out on me necessarily.
was too rundown to work a lick.
began to note cnange, though, IN AZ
hours after taking Herb Sap and now
after having finished the second bottle
well. I'm hungry all the time. I'm
right on the job now, every day. a new
and a new power Of sustained effort
Herb Sap is surely a wonderful tonic.
It proved a blessing to me-"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
Herb sap-Mother Natures own Tonic
Remarkably Restored This Man
to Health. Life 10 NOW
Pleasure.

Life, since taking Herb Sap. IS lots
more worth while to me now. says MI.
w Dewitt Brown, Sexton or ST PauI S
Cathedral. and the last living member
Of a happy family OF II children.
Some time ago ! had rheumatism so
had ! actually prayed TO be taken from
tho earth, l was in such misery with
paiu and torture. I suffered so that my
hair stood right up on ends. Only one
tina; has been in such helpless condi~
ton of agony can possibly realize what
7 went through. couldn't get out OF
he'd and my legs drew right up I'LL my
knees touched my chin ard the mus
clcs contracted into knots. tnat re-
minded me Of clumTS Of SNAKES. l
couldn't bear Ia be touched. even the
slightest prcssur" OF a sheet making
me- scream. | couldn't find n comfort
able spot IN tho bed and I got no rest
NJ all. rs l was forced 10 lie on my
back al! Of the time. I was unable IL
rat a lick and wasted away To 4 mere
bunch Of skin and homes. Finally my
stomach went back on m" and It was
then that I heard OF Herb Sap and COM
mCnCcd taking IL. I had little faith
when ] first started having taken 50
many different medicines. must nd
nit. however. in looking hack and maxi
ing a survey ot the whole situation
from this excellent combination OF
Mother Natures Herbs. st!I continue
t. take It and VIII. probably for six
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
!. { D. SELLS
THREE MINES
McCLAIN COAL COMPANY BECOMES
THIRD BIaGESTFRODUCER IN
WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA
Sc, SOC, 900 Realized BY Ohio Mining Cory
poraaon for Mines and 1000
Acres OF Coal.

Details were made known here last
might Of q mining deal whereby tn"
YouShiogheny & Ohio Coal company OF
Cleveland. which operates several big
coal mines in Belmont county. Ohio,
sold three large mines in Washington
county. IA. to the McClain Mining COM
pany OF Washington, Pa. The deal In
volved an expenditure Of s3.50o,000.
The Mccain Mining company bought
the Enterprise mine, located three
miles north OF Washington. Pa. on the
CHARTERS branch Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and I.anapold mines. No. l
and No. .. located just east OF the En-
terprise mine on 4 spur OF the Char
tiers branch.
In addition to the three mines. with
all mining equipment and the mining
villages and the shafts. the McClain
Mining company secured from the Y. 4
o. Coal company 1000 acres OF undo
veloped coal land. giving tho Mccain
interests an unbroken tract OF coal from
the Enterprise mine east to the Wheel
ing-PittsburEh division OF the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad at Hedaker Station.
This purchase gives the McClain
people ten operating mines in Washing
ton county after March l. making u the
second largest mining co-cern in Wash
ington county IN the number OF mines
owned and the third largest in the
amount OF coal produced.
When Il takes possession Of the three
Y. & o. mines March I. the McClain
company will have a daily output or
$500 cars OF caal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
WOMAN'S VOTE AND WORD
HOLDS GREAT INFLUENCE

else, 1t seemed. but to my establishment
II drove strength right back 20 ME. /
had only taken half a bottle and I was
able to do a big washing-the first
washing I had done in over year. !
now eat heartily-enjoying all my
meals, and my nerves are as calm as
baby's. All my friends remark h"w
much better and healthier I look. Herb
Sap surely Is powerful comoinati"'t
Of mother natures herbs. and I.cann":
praise II too highly.
Herb Sap, the same curative kind tl:,t
brought back Mrs. Vina's health, Is ron
ohtainable here In Wheeling at Baer's.
both stores, or most any good drug
store in this vicinity. Your own drug
Eist can get It for you from his whole
Saier, II he hasn't It.
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New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro.
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count.
er If Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

The sensation Of the year In tho drug
trade is ASpEronal, the two-minute cold
and cough rclIcNcr. authoritatiNcly guar
antccd by the laboratories: tested. ap-
proved and most enthusiastically en-
dorSed by the highest authorities. and
proclaimed by the common people as ten
times as quick and effective as whiskey.
rcCl; and rye. or any other cold and
cough remedy they have ever tried.
All drug stores arc now suT~lied with
the wonderful new elixir. so all You have
10 do ta get rid OF that cold Is to step
into The nearest drug store. hand the
clerk half a dollar for 4 bottle Of AS
pironal and tell him TO serve you two
teaspoonfuls with four tcaSpoonfulS Of
water in glass. With your watch in
YOUR hand. take the drink at one swal-
low and call for your money back in two
minutes IL you cannot feel your cold
fading away like dream within the
time limit Don't be bashful. for all
druggists invite you and expect you to
try it. Everyhody's doing 1t.
When your cold or cough Is relieved.
take the remainder Of the bottle home TO
your wife and babies. for Aspironal Is
by far the safest and most effective. the
easiest to take and the most agreeable
cold and cough remedy for infants and
children.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
FRED BEcKENDoRF MADE EoNoR-
ARY PRESmENT AFTER IS
YEARS As PRESIDING
OFFICER.
CONGREGATION VOTES TO GIVE
PASTOR A NICE INCREASE IN
HIS YEARLY SALARY.
PLANS SET Aroor FOE NEW EDr-
r1cE-rmE BALANCE REPORT
ED IN VARIOUS FUNDS

The congregation OF ST. Pauvs EvanE-
c..v>sl church held the annual, meeting
.&st cvcatrS in the edihCe at Thirty
s.Ntl and Woods streets. TheI meeting
was attended BY about 100 members
Following a short devotional service.
he congregation enjoyed . tempting
,&ncheou served b. the willing Work
GrS and Ladies' Aid society.
The business meeting was then cal
al at which time reports from the nj
teen various committees and societies
OF the church were read, which showed
= very appreciable advance ove- The
previous year.
Rev. August c. Raschs. pastor, then
read his report which was very pleas
ing to the congrer cation. The report for
the year is as follows: Sermons preach
al. 10s: society and Elble study meet
iugS, 1872: new members taken in, So:
ch:s bringing the total membership OF
,ne church to about 700: baptismS OF
children and adults. 81, marriage Cer"-
monies performed, 81; funerals conduct
~ So: taken into the church by con-
hrmation, "a: sick and pastorots calls,
,.tl4: total amount OF money In the
teasury at the close Of the year from
current and benevolent work, Sll,S22lN.
The annual election OF officers was
then. held at which time Fred BecGen-
dort, who for the past fifteen years has
been president Of this church was elect
cd honorary president. Tire other Off
GERS were:
President-John Kloss.
observation-disclosures Bishop.
Recording secretary-C:. Birchman.
Financial secretary-Mtss Emma
Meyers.
Eofk-iSh
TIVE new members were elected 70
Ell the places Setti By the resiGning OF
Two members from the church board.
They are, August Seu;uan aud Ernest
Knoke
The project OF a new church was dts
cussed very seriously at this time and
the new ediflce would have been erect
ed long ago had II not been for the
Worlds War which changed the plans
Of this church considerable. The church
already has IN It's church building fund
$4,000. which will be applied 10 the
erection OF a new edifice. The building
viii not be done this year but members
% the church are in hopes that material
and other costs will come down so that
Z can be erected sometime in the next
couple years or sooner.
During the meeting Il was decided
that the pastors salary should he
ralsed and ne was given an increase OF
$40 per anrum. He graciously thanked
the congreS CATION for this increase.
The report OF tho Young ePople's de-
pertinent. which Is ono OF the newest
activities In the church. shows very
remarkable growth.
The church choir was congratulated
o.: the splendid WORK which II had done
during Tia year OF 1920 while under
-" leadership ~ William petnci'er and
,"e orcanisc Miss Tillda Seybold. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13

"I'll vote every time for Herb Sap
as a tonic and health rejuvenator. be-
cause lis astonishing how 1t put me
back upon my feet" says Mrs. Ida
Vinas. 5l9 South Seventh street, Louis
VILE Ky.
II had suffered with stomach trouble
for 4 year or more and was so nervous
all the time. felt Ike flying. / actu-
ally got so weak | could hardly get out
OF he'd. and ncrVous--I was so nervous ]
couldn't wash the dishes without al
most breaking all OF them. I tried
ono medicine after another but nothing
did me n hit Of good until just recently.
when Herb Sap came into my life. I
saw Herb Sap advertised in the paper.
so decided 10 try Il. I did SO with
little faith. as had tried everything
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
HERB SAP BUILDS YOU UP
And HOLDS YOU THERE
Mr. W. E. McWheerton, Manager American Salvage Co.,
Thanks His Lucky Stars That Herb Sap Crossed HIS
Path, Restoring Him to Sound, Lasting Health
Relief Was Immediate.

"Supposing you had lived in the wild
ana woolly west as | did for 4 quarter
OF century, especially during the old
frontier days. and were taken sick. with
no doctors available" says Mr.. w. l..
McWhccrton. prominent business man.
manager Of the. American Salvage Co,
6l5-l7 West Market street Louisville.
Ky. which company Is endorsed by the
First National Bank OF Louisville. You
would thank your lucky stars that ma
turc grew out Of tho ground for you,
roots. barks and herbs mat relieved
all ailments"
IL had been blessed with good health
until about six months ago, when Il
seemed like my whole system went back
on me. My stomach was in poor shape
and my ncrves-well, II seemed to me
as though l was all nerves, for 7 be-
came SO irritable ! just hated to har"
anyone speak TO me. l couldn't sleep at
night and just rolled, tossed and
pitched just couldn't find n reSttu!
spot in the bed I got up Of mornings
more tired than when l went 70 he'd.
Just dragged myself to business with
my back and legs aching me all day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
BOSS OF BOXERS CHOSEN

New York. Jan. I2.-Wolter II. Ltg-
niger Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. today
was elected president az the National
Boxing Association OF the United
States, the new governing board or
boxing, which is holding its Initial con-
ventjon here.
Mr.. Liginger. who Is chairman OF the
Wisconsin state athletic commission.
was formerly national president OF the
Amateur Athletic union. He also served
several terms as president OF the Gem
trail Amateur Athletic union.
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tire life OF forty-one years in the vicin-
ity of Glendale. He was owner Of the
McClainsvflle coal company of McClains-
vile. O.. and the South side Ice company
OF Glendale. He was affiliated with Lit
tie Prince lodge No. 70 knights Of IS-
thias Of Moundsville, and was a member
OF the Methodist church Of Glendale.
Besides his wife. Mrs. Leila Virginia
Tomlinson Pickett, he Is survived by
one daughter. Mrs. Armand Stewart, Of
Shadyside, O., one son. Kenneth c. Pic
kett, Of Glendale and the following sis
ters and brothers: Mrs. Sadie Ryan and
Mrs. Minnie Brooke. Of ClarksburS: Mrs.
Callue Burke, Of Fairmont; Mrs. I. u.
Young. Mrs. James Tasker. Mrs W. 3.
Hicks and Miss Mabel Pickett, all Of
Moundsville; Hubert. Linden, C. E. and
Z. H. Pickett all Of this vicinity.
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NadnbAuRh HunerA

Funeral services for Miss Harriet Def
limbaugh. whose death occurred yesterday
morning at 1880 o'clock at her late
home in Park View. will be held Fr:da!
afternoon at o'clock. Rev. William j..
Craig. pastor Of Thomson ". E. church.
Will officiate. Interment will be made in
Mount Wood cemetery.
Deceased was SIS years OF age and YVES
the daughter of the late John and El!z-
abeth Dcfinbaugh. She was never married
and for many years was an employee
Of c. Hess and company tailors. She wa>
staunch member Of the Thomson NJ. L.
church.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Mar
raret Mckenzie and Mrs. Marian Kline
smith, with whom the deceased resided.
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long. ate little or nothing at my
meals and what I did eat wouldn't
agree with me. I was about to give
up until n short time ago wnen /
picked up the newspaper ana read a
writeup about Herb sap. Having been
brought up to believe in herbs. the
name Herb Sap impressed me so that
hurried right down to the drug store
and bought 4 bottle. I must say. with
out cNaE%cration, before the completion
or the one hottie my health seemed to
rush right back to me. Herb Sap added
10 NY system that which was lacking
! now sleep like 4 log. eat like a horse,
and feel full Of lifr every second Of
The day | must say that this means
q great deal to me. too. as my business
demands my entire attention without a
rlinutn off for n vacation. 7 am so
Cratincd with tho beneficial results OBJ
taned from Herb Sap that want
everyone in poor health to give this
wonderful tonic fair trial. I'll guar
antce no one will make n mistake by
doing 50. As tonic and appetizer. Il
mas whiskcy beat forty ways for cleo
ton"
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Funeral services for Mrs. Johanna
Schmidt former we'll known resident Of
North Wheeling who uied yesterday
morning NJ 80 o'clock Al the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Johnson at
Mozart Hill. will be held Friday after
noon ut . o'clock. at the Christ Lutheran
church. Mozart. Rev. s. *. Strauss. pas
tor Of the Zion Lutheran church, and
Rev. Wallace pastor Of the Christ Lu-
thcran church. will have charge Of the
services. Intcrment viii be made in
Mount Zion cemetery.
Mrs. Srhmidt, whose maiden name
was Johanna Fer. was born in E!sfcld
Sachsen Mciningen. Germany. Novem-
her 81, 1855. being in her 66th year.
She has resided in Wheeling for the
past 40 years and was member OF
Zion Lutheran church.
Mrs. Schmidt was the widow OF the
late Jacob Schmidt, who preceded her
in death IS years. Surviving are two
daughters. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs.
Robert Soldier. Of Triadelphia, Eight
grandchildren also survive.
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BIG BATTLE WAGED
CONTINUED from Page onA)
educators. will head the senate COM
mittee on education.

educators. will head the senate COM
mittee on education.
Craftsmanship for Ohio County.
Ohio county is expected to be given
the championship OF one of the road
committees. whether II be the house OF
delegates or the senate body. Harry
Weiss or Captain W. T. Otto will head
the committee II II be from the house
while Senator Bloch will undoubt"dly
be the choice OF the senate II an Ohio
county man is not given the house
craftsmanship.
The big battle for control Of commit
tees brought 20 the city most OF the
states mos prominent coal and gas
men. The hotel registers bore the
names Of Everett brennan. former
Ohio County coal operator: Johnson Nc
kinley. W. W. Wiley. known through
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cemetery.
Wheeling post No. !. American Le-
Eion. will have charge Of the service
and Legion members will act as pall.
bearers. The pIllhCarrrS will be Rus
sell Campbell. Robert McEccvcr. VIII
liam Gompcrs. William Casey, Jack
Kenny and Ted Gan0. Mr.. Gano. who
was = buElcr while in the service. will
sound taps as the body Is being laid TO
rest in the cemetery.
Deceased is survived by his parents.
three brothers. George. Frank and Fred
Evans. and five sisters. Mrs. Joseph
Ycagcr, Mrs. John Hcldeffer, Mrs. Ber-
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/ Col. Ids. .1IE'(l!l'I|
"Pape's Cold Compound"
Breaks any Cold
in Few Hours

Instant Relief! Don't stay stuffed
UP. Quit blowing and snuff1ing! 4
dose OF "Pape's Cold Compound" taken
every two hours until three doses are
taken usually breaks up any cold.
The very first dose opens cloEged nos
trIls and theh air passages Of the head:
stops nose running: relieves the hAaA-
ache. dullness. feveishness.
sure. and costs only a few cents al
dduc stores. It acts without assistance.
tastes nice, contains no Quinine- Insist
upon Papes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
WARWOOD SPLITS.
W|THP|kE TEAMS

IN one Of the toughest and most ex-
citing games staged in the Ohio valley
this season. tho Warwood boys were
nosed out by n one poin. margin by
tho Triadelphia district high school five
ON the up-the-rivcr frcr last evening
the final score standing 2@-@I.
Warwood led by an ll-4 count at the
beginning OF the second half. but the
pike lads came hack with plenty Of
tight and emerged victors by close
margin. FolmRr was the big scoring
star for the pike lads. while Captain
Wise'S stellar work was noticeable on
the losing team.
In a snarpy preliminary the Warwood
girls continued their winning streak OF
six straights by trimming Triadclnha's
lassies in hotly contested coils battle.
Beck Gagged four field goals for tho pike
laSSieS. while SteiEer nettcd seven haH-
kets for the Green and White females.
This contest proved as interesting as
the big affair.
warwood (21) Triadelyhia (22)
Wise (captD, f.............f, Folmar
Strobcl. f................... Keller
Pell, g..................g Fredrichs
Roberts, S.............. g, tiandIan
Subs: A. Smith. r. Miller. Clarye.
Field goals: Wise 4. Schafrer >. Clarke
!. Folnar 4, II. Smith 5.
Fouls: Wise :. Folmar ..
Referee: Borham.
Girls.
Warwood (2O). Trtadelphta US).
Steiger. T.. Il. Eikcy
Hilton, 7. T., Beck
steer, Co.. c., h4cln.
- BrlCn, g.. g., winters
Baughman, g...............g. Stewart
Subs: *. Beck, kindelbcrCer.
Field goals: SteiSer Z, Hilton. Eikey
2. Beck 4.
Fouls: Steigcr i. Hilton ;. Eikey g.
Referee: Borham.
A sign In your window for q year
will not be read by as many people as
an Ad in Tho IntelliEenccr for one day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-13
STOMACH TROUBLE LEFT LIKE
4 BIRD FROM ITS NEST
Rheumatism w. De Witt Brown Sexton of St. Pauls
Cathedral Lexington KY, in Ptifu Condition, With
Stomach All Out of Klter-O. K. Now.

months or so, as I firmly believe It
adds to the system, in q natural way.
that which Is necessary for sickly pco-
pie In bringing back their health. To
tell you tho truth. ! wouldn't he with
out Herb Sap. and I trust tnat otners
will read my testimony and also use
this wonderful medicine"
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Pickett Services

Funeral services for the late Eugene
c. Pickett. Superintendent OF the Hitch
mann coal mines, who was instantly
killed Tuesday in a fall OF slate In the
Ecnwood mine. will be held this after
noon at , o'clock at his late home on
Wheeling avenue Glendale. Rev. John
H. Hess. pastor Of the Zane street N. E.
church Of Wheeling will offic!ate. In
termcnt will be made at Moundsville.
Deceased WAS born and spent his en-
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OBITUARY {
LEGION MEMBERS
TO BURY COMRADE
Services This Morning for Soldier Who
Died In France.

Final tributes to the late Private
Henry {. Evans. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Evans OF No. l9l Fourteenth
street. whose death occurred from in
f'ucuza while a member OF the A T.. +.
In France. will be hold this morning at
".2h O'Clock in his late residence.
Erqulrm high mass will be offered at
~ o'clock at St. Alphonsus' cathedral.
Burial will be made in Mount Calvery
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IohAunino aorYteaH

This morning at $3.50 o'clock At the
home Of her daughter Mrs. Philo Barnes
No. $500 Chapline street, will be held
the funeral services for Mrs. Lucinda
Johanning, whose death occurred on
Monday. Requiem high mass will be o.
fered at st. Alphonsus' church at 8 o.
clock Burial will be made In Mount
Calvary cemetery.
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II you keep on staying bilious or con-
stipated you will become as useless" as
4 pipe without tobacco You need Cas-
carets tonight sure for your liver and
bowels, then you will wake up wonder
ing what became of your sluggishness.
dizziness. sick headache bad cold, or up
set. greasy stomach. Children love Cas-
carcts too. 10. rs, SO cents.
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schmidt Funeral Friday

nard Heller and Misses Mary and Clara
Evans. al of this city.
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Girls,

A sign In your window for a year
will not be read by as many people as
an Ad in The IntclliEenccr for one day
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-10-20

In the Matter Of the Estate of John
Kruchten, Decedent.
Letters ~testamentary this day hay
Ing been granted to Anna Kruchten,
n IT appearing by the affidavit OF
said representative that there are no
debts Of said decedent:
i is Ordered, that the time within
which all creditors Of the above nam
ed decedent may. present claims against
his estate in this court, be, and the
same hereby is limited to three months
Friday, the 18th Day Of January, 1922,
at 8 O'clock A. NJ, in the Probate Court
Rooms, 81 h Court House at the city
OF st. Cloud IN said County. be, and the
the time and place for hearing upon
and 2 examination, adjustment and
presented f.af ndt, with hara the time aforesaid:
publication Of this order in the "Der
Nordstern' as provided by law.
Dated October 9Th, 1921.
Seal J. b. HIMSL,
IL ~ ~ nudge Of Probate.