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praos Him to Corner

DraQs Him to Corner
Dempsey dragged Carpenter 10 MS
corner after lifting him up, following
the knockout.
Dempsey gave Carpenter an u,-
merciful beating. He opened up a
cut under the Frenchman's eye: ne
battered the Frenchman so viclously
round the head with vicious rights
and lefts that Carpenters face was
a mass of bruises.
Carpenter fought gamely back at
the championship but was outclassea:
Once he was half knocked and hall
pushed to the ropes and most OF the
time was going away from the cham
pion. Dempsey took after him, driv-
ing him to the corner whenever ne
had an opportunity.
Out But Few Seconds
Carpenter was out only tew sec.
onds. Manager Descamps applied first
aid as quickly as the dazed challen-
ger dropped into his chair. Police
Immediately climbed into the ring and
made a path for the champion ana
Carpenter to go to their dressing
rooms.
When Dempsey got home the win.
ming punch the sweltering crowd that
filled the arena was on its, feet yell
ing. The crowd, SO apathetic during
the preliminaries, went wild when
the fighters entered the ring. During
the three rounds and at the knock
out above all was heard the shrieks
of the women as blow followed blow
and blood was drawn.
Cheer the frenchman
The sudden manner in which the
main bout was staged, with postpone
ment Of the last preliminary, caught
the spectators by surprise.
There were cheers when the Am
erican was introduced but the crowd
around the arena cheered itself hoarse
when Carpenter was introduced as
champion of the old world, idol of his
country and soldier of France. As
calm and unperturbed fighter as
ever entered the ring, the French
airman kept his eyes turned up watch
ing planes circling overhead with
noisy staccato at the very moment
the boxers appeared.
Don't Rush Ring
There was not the usual rush t.
the ring after the knockout, such a.
CONTINUED on Page -
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LIONS CLUB Is
READY TO GO
Willing to Meet Any Baseball
Team in City

The Lions club is growing and
crouching to spring on any business
mems baseball team in Bismarck.
The. club has named H. l.. Stegner
manager of the club and E. H. Weber
manager. Already the team has ac-
cepted challenge to play the knights
Of Columbus at $50 P. NJ. July 4, at
Fort Lincoln.
The team also wants to play the
Elks, Odd Fellows or any other team.
The baseball situation was thorough
ly discussed at the club luncheon held
yesterday at which Thomas Hall pre-
sided. DR.. L. E. Purdon will preside
at the next luncheon. Under the club
rules different toastmaster is chosen
for each weekly luncheon.
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SAY PAYROLL
BEING MET
State Auditors Office Answers
Fargo Reports

Reports that payroll Of the state
agricultural college has not been met
were branded as false at the state au-
ditor's office today. The warrants for
that institution are in the mails and
no payroll difficulties through short
age of funds are anticipated.
Two institutions which have exceed
ed their appropriations may be de-
layed, but this will be temporary az
steps have been taken to replenish
the funds SO that payments can be
made without serious delay, it was
stated today.
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HUBER FUNERAL d
NEXT TUESDAY

Funeral services for the late Gott-
,lieb Huber, who died in Minneapolis
will be held at the Methodist church
at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, July
5, Under the auspices of the Knights
of Pythias lodge.
The Knights of Pythias will meet
at Castle hall on Tuesday afternoon
at $3.50 to attend the funeral.
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SEVENTY SEVEN
FOUND GUILTY.
IN PHILIPPINES

Manila, P. l., July 2.-Seventy-
seven members of the Philippine con-
stabulary we're convicted of murder
for killing of three American mem
bers of the Manila police force and
eight others in rioting between the
constabulary and police lasteSeDtem-
ber Is, l....#,.. 4; ~
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COOLER NEXT
WEEK, FORECAST

Washington, July 2.-Weather
predictions for the week begin
ming Monday are: Upper Missis.
sippi and Lower Missouri valleys.
Showers and cooler at beginning
Of week followed by generally fair
until near end When higher tern.
perature and scattered thunder.
showers are probable.
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RESOLUTION TO !
END WAR SIGNED
Raritan, n. j., July 2.-President
Harding late today signed the
resolution OF congress declaring
the war with Germany and Aus.
tria-Hungary at an end.
American Marines Land
To Protect Americans

Paris, July "A detachment Of
American marines has been landed at
Ismid, town about fifteen miles
southeast OF Constantinople for the
purpose of protecting Americans there
upon the retirement OF Greek troops,
says a dispatch to the French foreign
Office. a.. 6
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NOT ALARM ED

Girard, Kan, July Prank p
O'Hare, husband of Kate Richards
O'Hare, expressed little fear for the
safety Of his wife. Many such at
tempts to prevent her speaking have
been made, he said, and this one just
happened to be successful. ..
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FIGHT FACTS

Probable gate receipts--$1, SOC, 900.
Prices Of tickets-From S. to $50.
The attendance-91, 900. 5s gtg
Boxers Purse-Approximately $780,
900.
Division of the Purse--Three-fifths OF
boxers purse to Dempsey and two.
fifths to. Carpenter regardless OF
outcome of bout.
Physical Statistics of Boxers
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w." .
Jesey City, July Never felt
better In my life, remarked Jack
Dempsey, as he sat down to a light
breakfast In a private home here
where he had spent the night. lie
slept without interruption from 10
O'clock last night until 7 z. NJ.
This morning.
Hayes, his trainer, who occupied
All adjoining room was still asleep
when Dempsey .aWOke and Jack
amused himself by tickling his
trainers nose until he opened his
eyes, then he pulled Hayes out OF
bed. His breakfast consisted OF
two boiled egs, toast, and Il pot Of
tea. Accompanied by Hayes he
started out. for Il walk but such q
large crowd followed he was
forced TO- return to the house. AL.
though his abode was kept secret
the news leaked out.
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d. [VlPSEY EASY VcToR
TRIBUNE WILL
NOT ISSUE
JULY 4

The Tribune will not be pub.
lished July 4. w.. f..'5...
Following the custom in nearly
all newspaper plants The Tribune
will suspend all activities on the
the day which America celebrates
t;e anniversary Of her indepenc.
ence. r. .a-
Practically all business viii be
suspended on Monday, and public
buildings will be closed.
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CITY PR EPARES
FOR OBSERVANCE
OF BIG HOLIDAY
Citizens Will Seek Amusement
on Fourth of July in
Many Ways
BIG TIME AT FT. LINCOLN
Baseball, Golf, Picnics Are On
The Calendar Fer The
Day .
BIG TIME AT FT.. LINCOLN

Bismarck citizens will find amuse-S
ment on the Fourth Of July In many
ways. .,. -. ...
Picnic trips, the Fort Lincoln cele.
bration, baseball, dancing. golf and
other amusements are on the road.
Great crowds are expected to at
tend the celebration to be given at
Fort Lincoln by the Catholic orders
Of the city, and everybody, regardless
OF church affiliations, is invited to par
ticipate. The picnic is to last all day
starting. at 8 A. M. with the opening
of refreshment stands and grounds to
the picnic parties until the display
Of fireworks at P. M. Other events
Of the day are the reading Of the Dec
laration of Independence, by p G:
Harrington, independence day -oration
by Hon. Clement Kelsch of .Mandan
and Community singing. There will
also be sports Of all kinds for, which
there are substantial prizes offered. 4
Foot races for everyone, boys three
legged race, sack race for men, pie
eating contest, leap-frog race and tug
of war contests are some Of the fea-
lures for the afternoon. There will
be ball game between theiK C.'s and
the Lions club, boxing contest at
$50 and bowery dance continuously
from 4 p M. Those in charge say this
is to be an old time celebration and
everyone is invited to attend and bring
games.
The Nonpartisan club is also giving
p big celebration at Apple Creek
Sports of all kinds and speeches arc
offered here for amusement and every
one is invited to attend the, picnic.
There will be free transportation from
the Will, Wachter and, North Ward
schools. Complete arrangements have
not as yet been mades but everyone
is assured q good time.
The Mckenzie hotel will give big
dinner dance on the Roof Garden Mon
day night. with unusual holiday fea-
lures provided.
Golf Tournament. :"
Golf will be the chief sport at the
Country Club The tennis tournament
planned for three days was called off
because of the extreme heat. At $3.50
A. M. Monday there will be two-ball
mixed foursome for nine holes. In the
afternoon at 2 P. NJ. there will be 4
two-ball mems and women's foursome.
and at $50 P. M. there will be mems
drying and putting contest. Suitable
prizes are provided and 1t is expected
that many golfers will participate.
A wrestling match is announced for
Elm Grove at $50 P. NJ, July 4.
, Dankaas, who Is said to hold the
heavyweight championship of Norway,
will meet Kid North, who has just ar
rived from successful tour of Cali
fornia, claiming the light heavyweight
championship: A dance will be held
at Elm Grove at 9 P. M,
Bismarck plays baseball at .Mandan
! Sunday and Mandan plays here July
in the afternoon.
The tentative lineup for the Lions
club-K. C. game at the Fort Lincoln
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DEMPSEY, RETAINS TITLE

Ringside Jersey city, July George Carpenter
finished fiat his face his legs and arms outstreched
in the fourth round.
Jack Dempsey the worlds heavyweight champion
knocked him out few seconds after the round opened
sending him heavily to the with short right
poke to the chin The actual time Of fighting in the fourth
round was minute and sixteen seconds Previous to
the knockout Carpenter foOred with left to the
body and right to the chin Carpenter took count of
nine before sprngng to his feet where the grim deter
mind Dempsey measured him with punch of to the chin
which ended the battle.
Dempsey stood over the fallen French idol until the
count finished and then tendery picked up the bleed
ing and dazed Frenchman.
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RUTH KNOCKS 'EM
OUT ALSO TO-DAY

New York, July Babe Ruth
made his 18th and 3Oth home runs
today in the Yankees game with
Boston.
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Boise, Idaho, July 2.-No clew to
the whereabouts of Mrs. Kate O'Hare,
socialist, who was kidnapped at Twin
Falls last night had developed here to-
day. Mrs. O'Hare was taken from the
home of H. Friedheim, who had ar
ranged for her to deliver lecture at
Twin Falls last night. According to
accounts, Mrs O'Hare was taken in
an automobile by thirty-tive men who
appeared at the Friedheim home.
Mrs. O'Hare was pardoned by Presi-
dent Wilson after she had served IA
months for violating the espionage
law She had been convicted for
statements made in a speech at Bow
man, N. ID.
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KATE 0'HARE
KIDNAPPED IN
TWIN FALLS
Posse of Men Take Her Away
in Automobile to Prevent A.
Her Delivering Address

Twin Falls, Idaho, July Mrs.
Kate Richards O'Hare, socialist
authoress and lecturer, Is ut Mon.
tello, Nevada, where ten men who
yesterday kidnapped her are un.
der arrest, according to a tele.
gram from II. II. Friedheim, sp0n-
sOr for Mrs. O'Hare here, said he
received from her today. Mrs.
O'Hare has appealed to the gov
.ernOr Of Nevada for protection, &C.
cOrdlRg to the message.
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GUNNER HELD
TO ANSWER IN
DISTRICT:C0URT'
Hotel Clerk Must Stand Trial on
Charge of Numbering
Girl ...
JURY MAKES REPORT
C0r0ner's Jury Places Blame
For Crime Upon Young
, ~ Man

Fargo. July 2.-William Gum.
Mer, hotel clerk, is blamed for
,satke death Of Marie Wick, IS,
Gsygla, Mlnn., In u local hotel
June 2, according to the verdict
Of the cOrOner's Jury today.
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Dempsey's chief second-Jack kearns.
Carpenters chief second-Francois
lDescamps.
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ROUND l.

They away 3:18. Carpenter landed light left
and cnched He landed right Carpenter missed right but
connected with left back Dempsey punished him. beating him
numerically Carpenter groggy and bleeding at the nose
Carpenter fell through the trying to avoid punch
He flew into Dempsey when he crawed back into the ring and
landed several blows the champions body the bell Demp
sey had the better of the round.
~- ROUND e.
Carpenter missed with left and cnched Carpenter back
away Dempsey hooked him with right to the jaw Demp
sey following after him beating him around the head with
right Carpenter short with the left hook but he staggered
the champion with rights left to the jaw Dempsey stag
gered back and the Frencmans left with hook
The nder the eye CARPENTER missed right swing
Dempsey missed right swing They exchanged body punches
in the clinch as the bell rang. @N@
Carpenter duckAd left hook Dempsey backed into the
hooked him with short right Carpenter landed two
uppercuts TO the body cinch As they cched Dempsey
punished the body and Carpenter nearly fell down
Dmpsey punished Carpent in the fighting Dempsey landed
left right the head without return They exchanged
left hook the chin Carpenters right swing was short and
Dempsey cubbed him the jaw with left hooks in the cnc
Dempsey Carpenter into with right and Ietts
and the rang the bell saving Carpenter from Knockout
*>- ROUND -@
y Dempsey rushed Carpenter to the ropes and left
to the body made him vince. Carpenter landed a right
to the head and tried to hang Dempsey missed Car
pentier
CARPENTER foored. 12-3-4-567-8-9.up. The referee
counted At the count of nine Georges got TO MS knees
was on him flash and another crushing right to the
midsection followed by flashing right to the chin WIN
All Dempsey's weight behind sent Carpenter to the
tried to get at the count of eight but fa''ed
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MASSIVE WOODEN BOWL AT
NEW JERSEY RING SlDEIS
.H0WLING MASS OF $4,000

Carpenter First to Arrive at Ring Goes Almost Unoticd by
Crowd to Dressing Room Many Women Attend Great Fight
Slight Shower Ceases as Time for Main Card Arrives.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-17
JEWELS FOR X. |.
PAST COMMANDERS
Will Be Presented At Special
Conclave of Order Here
Thursday Eve, Sept. 22


Richmond Comnlandery No. 19,
Knights Templar, are looking
forward with much interest to a
special conclave .next Thursday
night, September ". The feature
of the occasion will be the pre-
sentation of Past Commander
Jewels to the Past Commanders
of Richmond Com1nandery.
This presentation will be made
by Eminent Past Commander w.
w. Clark, Of Owensboro. Past
Grand Commander Robert r.
Burnam will introduce Our guest
and also give a short history OF
our Commandery The jewels
will be accepted on behalf of the
Past Commanders by Past Com
mander w. r. Shackelford.
After the formal ceremonies
are concluded, with work in the
X. T. degree at 5 O'Clock. ban
quet will be served at z 80 o'clock
at the Temple, A large repre-
sentation of members of the local
coninandery from all over AIadi-
son county and the jurisdiction o.
the local cornmandery is exppect-
ed to be present.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-17
CINCINNATI REDS TO
PLAY LEXINGTON REOs

The Cincinnati Reds are to PLAY
the Lexington Reos at Lexington
Wednesday, October 5th, follow
ing the close of the National
League season Jim, Park will
be on the mound for the Reos
while Grover Alexanderois expect
ed to hurl for the Reds. Chicago
closes the season at Cincinnati
and the days later the later
play the Reos. Alexander is to
come to Lexington with Pat Mo
ran and his stars. The full Red
team is to visit Lexington. The
REQ management is expecting a
large crowd and will fence off
the grand stand seats at Dever-
eaus Field and will sell them at
81. The seat sale will start next
Sunday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-17
TRYING TO PREVENT
KU klUx MEETING
(By Associated Press)

Louisville, Ky. Sept 17-Un-
less the hands of the city officials
are tied by injunction, there will
be meeting of the Ku Klux Klan
here tonight, according to official
statements. Officials of the county
today rendered to the Klan agent
SIS which he had paid for the use
of the Jefferson county ar1nory
tonight for meeting. The
agent refused to accept the mon
ey, saying he would confer with
an attorney. He asserted the
was within the right of
a peaceful assembly and indicated
Rev. Caleb Gridley. an Atlanta.
Ga, preacher, would address the
assembly as scheduled.
The city officials in the face OF
this say that only court action
can prevent the police to stop it
Mayor Smith today ordered
two plain clothes men to trail the
agent for the Ku klux klan who
is said to be DR.. G.. S. Long, in
structing them that if an effort
is made to arrange a meeting for
tonight, to arrest Long.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-17
Bodies of Sailors Who
Fell With ZR-2 Arrive
(By Associated Press)

New York. Sept. l7-Amcric;i
today mourncd her fighting men
who fell with the ZR-2 into the
New York navy yard. Thousands
of sorrowing men and women
pressed to gather around the
biers of the fifteen bluejackets
and their officers, who met death
in the English river, Humber
when the giant airship took its
fatal plunge The bodies were
brought here yesterday on the
British cruiser, Dauntless.
Secretary DENLY arrived with
fifteen bouquets, personal tributes
from President Harding and his
Cabinet.
The ceremony was held i'll a
mess hall where the fifteen cas-
kets were placed on, a bier stretch
ing entirely across the hall. Sec
retar yDenby preferred not to de-
liver an address and the obsequies
were confined to solemn ritual
prescribed by Navy regulations.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-17
ARBUCkLE CASE IS
CONTINUED SEPT. 26
(By Associated Press)

San Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE
county grand jury Monday night
will consider the evidence of GER
tain witnesses who were alleged
to have been tanpered with in the
case of Fatty" Arbuckle, accused
of murder in connection with the
death of Miss Virginia Rappe,
Harry Kelly, : secretary of the
jury. announced today. Miss
ley Provost, one of the principle
witnesses against Arbuckle, is
said to have changed her testi-
anOny.
Arbuckle's arraignment OH a
charge of manslaugher, was con-
tinued in Superior Court today till
Monday, September 20.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-17
FLYING SQUADRON WILL
NOT FLY AFTER ALL

1t turns out that the flying
squadron OF which we spoke i'll
Thursdays paper hasn't anything
to do with flying after all, but has
been organized by the Richmond
Motor Company and has entered
a contest for the sale of Ford
cars. all of which >rAun on wheels
and are always ready to run.
Handsome prizes are being Of
Tered to those who get the best
results, and as Ford products are
absolutely uniform as to quality
and price. anyone contemplating
the purchase of car may be able
TO assist some friend or relative
who is in the contest in securing
one of the prizes.
Look over the list OF, contest
ants below-inake up your. mind
now to buy that Ford you have
been wanting and take the mat
ter up with whoever you wish to
favor.
Bernard Anderson. Richmond.
E. f. Davis, Red House
Mrs. T. I. Covington, Rich
mond.
George G,nter, College Hill.
{. NJ. Todd, Brassfield.
A. w. Grinstead, Waco.
Hardie Smith, Boonesboro.
r. n. Burrus, Baldwin
Luther Jenkins, Newly.
Shelby Burgin. White Hall
]. II. Estes. Round Hill.
.Robt -Cornelisoin, Berea.
z. B. Scrivner, Berea.
Mrs. Cleve M. Powers, Whites
EStation., 1t T.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-17
FEDERAL OFFICER, SHOT
WHILE MAKING ARREST

Danvil1e, KY. Sept. 17-Deputy
United States Marshal J. A. Bash
of Somerset. l. in hospital here
with gunshot wound in his
shoulder. inflicted by Tom Hargis
fireman on the Southern Railroad
when Bash. i member OF d posse.
attempted to serve warrant for
Hargis' arrest. Harg,is. who sur
rendered after a fusilade of shots
were fired, is in jail here.
Hargis. it is alleged. returned
to his home cn Dillellay street
here Thursday night in an intoxi-
Gated condition. He began abus-
ing his wife, who called the po-
lice. Officers A. c. Afford and
Polk Critchheld wentfto the res
idence. but returned TO the sta
ton for warrant when fiargis
threatened them with a gun. Re
inforced by Bash and J. Z. Wal
lin. a railroad detective. they re-
turned to the home.
Bash stepped to the door to
serve the warrant. but was met
by shot fired by Hargis from
the inside. He lodged, the bril-
let lodging in his shoulder. Other
members of the posse fired into
the dwelling and Hargis surren-
dered. Bash is not seriously in
jured.
Hargis is nephew OF Judge
James Hargis. OF. Breathitt coun-
ty. who was killed several years
ago.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-17
LLOYD GEORGE SENDS
REPLY TO De VALERA
(By Associated Press)

London. Sept. 17-Premier
Lloyd George replying today to
the communication received Fri
day from Eamon De Valera, says
that to receive Sim Fein dele
gates to the proposed conference
as representatives of an indepen-
dent and sovereign state would
constitute formal and official
recognition of Irelands' severance
from the Kings domains He
asserted that as long as De Va
lera insists that the Irish dele
gates should confer as represen-
tatives of an independent and
sovereign state the conference is
impossible.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-17
Farmer Dragged To Death

Cynthiana, KY, Sept. l|-Dauh
Joe Dauhman. 50. farmer. was fa-
tally injured Friday when thrown
from his horse and dragged. The
accident occurred upon the pike
near his home in the Republican
neighborhood., Mr.. Dauhman left
on horse hitched to sled TO
house his tobacco He was seated
sidewise upon the horse
which became frightened and
jumped, throwing the rider un-
der its feet. When the horse ran
the sled was drawn on top of the
pan. who was dragged some dis
tance under it. Nearly every bone
in Dauhman's body was broken
and he died within half an hour.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-17
Successful Revival

Rev. D. H. Matherly returned
Thursday night from Bowling
Green. Virginia, where he has
been assisting in evangelistic ser
vice. His efforts were very much
by the church there.
So new names being added to the
church list and a deep spiritual
revival among the members and
the entire community. Just be-
fore leaving fcr Virginia, Rev.
Matherly assisted the pastor IN
Clark county where there were
fifteen professions of faith during
his stay.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-17
LEGION BAND PLAYS
FOR IRVINE LOT SALE

The American Legion Band
journeyed to Irvine Friday morn
ing where they went to play for
a big lot sale conducted by Mr..
Leach. OF Irvine The director of
the crack local band, Prof. James
Leeds, took twelve musicians
with him in Canfield's truck. The
band has been to a recent lot sale
in Irvine and pleased the people
there so much that they were
called again to display their tai
ent. The band has not been or
ganized very long, but thanks to
Prof Leeds the musicians have
mastered the hard points very
nicely and have developed into an
excellent organization.