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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
JA|LERS STOP MOB
Of MEN AND WOMEN
BENT ON LYNCH|NG
Officers Firm Stand Saves 3
Negroes From Fury of Mas
sachusetts Crowd.
VICTIM IDENTIFIES MEN

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Barnstable, Mass, Aug ia mob
of nearly 200 men and women carry
ing ropes early today stormed the local
Jail. threatening to lynch three Cape
Verde Island Negro prisoners, charged
with highway robbery and criminal
assault on a young white woman at
Euzzards Bay.
At go this morning % automobiles
whose occupants included women as
well as men. drove up TO the local
iail. Others came on foot and togeth-
er they marched on the jail entrance.
They demanded the three Negroes,
John Dies. Benjamin Gomez and Jo-
seph Andrews, from Sheriff Irving L
Rcsenthal.
There were shouts of lets get
them" as the mob approached the
brick structure. but when the Jail de-
tenders, five men in all. fired in the
air, the crowd came 10 halt.
Chief Warden James Boland warned
the mob back, shouting that at the
first attempt 10 attack the Jail they
would be shot down like rats"
The warning had its effect, but the
crowd remained outside the jail near
" an hour and a half, still threaten
ing an attack, while Sheriff Rosen-
thai. Chief Warden Boiand and the
three others stood guard with shot
guns.
Dies and Gomez We're held in s15,-
600 bail each yesterday and Andrews
was to be arraigned today. All three
have been identified by Miss Gertrude
Butler and William Eldredge as the
men who held them up and criminally
assaulted Miss Butler at Buzzard' 5
Bay early in the week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
PROHIBITION TAKES "PEP.
OUT OF BALLET GIRLS

New York. Aug. 19.-Rosina
Cali, premiere ballerina of the
Metropolitan Opera. arrived yes
terday on the Presidente Will
son from Italy. She was all
steamed up about prohibition,
which she accused of having
compelled her to shorten her
summer vacation one full month.
I'm the old days" she said,
when there was little wine
and a little life at night in
America, it was easy to find
girls of the spryness neces-
sary 10 become good ballet
dancers.
But now, when everything is
gloom and there is no wine and
very little dancing, the girls are
no longer so agile and they re-
quire much longer training.
That is why | have had to hurry
back and start the work on my
ballet a full month earlier. This
prohibition, she is an awful
thing, nest ce pas"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
ENGLAND WARNS IRISH
LIMIT IS REACHED
Dublin Told Great Britain Has
Made Her Final Bid for
Peace.

By Associated Press % Every Eveuin~
London. August i9.-Thc British
government. declared Premier Lloyd
George today. in making lts settlement
proposals. 20 Ireland had decided ~
putting the whole - its terms into
,he letter 70 Eannon de Vaiero. win.
out keeping anything bark. and nc
sequel had proved. he said. that a
vas right IN adopting that course
re had heard no suggestions from
any part u the world except Ire
land; he remarked. that the proposals
had not gone 20 the limit u possible
conceEion.
Presented No HarrIInr Terms.
II want 20 make L clear" continued
the prime minister. that the govern
ment did not put forth hagxiing
terms. but put forward everything they
could possibly concede 70 purchs-~
peace and the good win ~ the Irish
people. n Ireland Itself. 70 FAR az
can see, the doubt is not ~ much 80.
20 the terms. but AZ tO whether the
government really means them.
That IS a question of working out
Continued OF page ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
HERBERT HOOVER TO
BOOST GLAZED KID
CAMPAIGN HERE
Will Speak at Opening Dinner
at Hotel du Pont on Monday,
September 1o.
A WEEKS DEMONSTRATION

with the announcement that Her
bert Hoover. Secretary of the De-
partment of Commerce, will visit
Wilmington on Monday. September
10. and deliver an address which will
open Wilmington Glazed Kid Week,
the campaign promises TO be a big
success. That Mr.. Hoover would rep
resent the administration at the ban
uuet was flashed over the wire yes
terday afternoon from Washington by
David Snelle nburg and John c. Say
lor. who went TO the Capitol in the
morning to try and persuade Mr..
Hoover or some other cabinet official
TO open the campaign,
While the glazed kid movement was
started primarily to boost the indus
try in Wilmington, those back of the
movement have had constantly in
mind the national scope of the glazed
kid industry. From the start the COM
mittee has planned to carry the cam
paign begun in this city. to other
cities throughout the country.
The glazed kid dinner at the du
pont hotel will be featured by ad-
dresses by Secretary Hoover, Sena-
tors Ball and du Pont. Congressman n
Layton and leaders in the industry.
as well as prominent officials of the
United Leather Workers.
Upon his arrival in Wilmington
last evening. David Snellenberg, chair
man of the committee. had this 10
say about the plans for the campaign
Now that We have finally secured
the consent of Secretary Of Commerce
Hoover TO open our campaign on be-
half of the administration. we can go
ahead and make II a great success.
The administration. from President
Harding down. is back of us and wants
our important glazed kid industry re-
stored to normal capacity. Due To the
state of foreign trade. an American
market must be developed for glazed
kid, which, next 10 kangaroo. is the
Continued on page IL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
F|L|P|NOS SILENCE THE
MOR0S WITH DEATH
Wood Investigating Charges OF
Slaughter of Islanders After
Complaints TO Mission.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Manila. Aug. 19.-Charges that
members of the Philippine constab-
ulary are killing Moros in Mindanoa
Island because they complained of
abuses to the Wood-Forbss mission
are contained in a telegram received
br Charles E. Yeater, acting governor
o the Philippines. from Z. 5. Lyon an
American oil prospector in Mindanoa.
Brigadier-General Rafaei Crane
commanding the 2onstabulary, has
ordered an investigation and Mr.
Yeater has referred the matter 10
General Wood.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
S|NN FE|N WAIT FOR
ENCLAND'S NEXT MOVE
Believed Also That Dali Has
Hopes of Cooperation of
Obstetrics.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Dublin, Aug. 19.-The leaders of the
Sim Feiu today ccntered their at
tention on London. awaiting the ex-
pected statement on the Irish nego-
tiations by Premier Lloyd George in
the House of Commons and the gov
ernment's reply in the House Of Lords
10 the recent invitation by the Mar
quis Of Salisbury for an official out
giving on this subject. Meanwhile the
rank and file Of the deputies we're
engaged in committee work on Irish
internal affairs.
The fact that the Dali put or dis
cuss.on Of the reply to the British
prime minister's peace offer until
Monday. as announced yesterday. was
Indicated 70 be due 20 the expectation
that Mr.. Lloyd George would say
something meanwhile or possibly that
some move would be made TO induce
Ulster TO join forces with the south.
These at least are the reasons gen
orally accepted here. although there
are pessinlistically inclined quarters
which gave expression 70 the view
that the Dali Eireann was taking ad-
NHnLdEE Oh Lftt W So 80
Of it's necessary business in the open
before a possible ending of the truce.
The danger that exists while ne
gotfations were thus being prolonged
was again called to attention today bS
reports from Cork Of happenings las
night there. Two black and tans'
| who were out on a L.rk, cornrnandeeres
an automobile belonging TO the Irish
/ Reuublican army. Members Of tn,
R.publtcan army retaiiated by kid
mapping a divisional inspector Of 20
/ lice and il took all the diplomacy o
tho liatson officers 10 get the affail
srroothed over.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
RELATlVITY THEORY OLD.
Maxim Was Ahead of Einstein
by Many Years, Inventor
Proves.

BY Associated PrDss 70 Every Evoning.
New York. August f9.-professor
Albert Einstein, widely heralded as
the father Of the theory of relativity.
was but a small boy when the funda-
mentals Of the theory were first ad-
vanced. according TO Hudson Maxim.
enventor, author and publiclst.
Speaking at Carnegie Hall last night
Mr.. Maxim said that he had set forth
the basic principles of relatively IN
1889. He cited a magazine articls
written by him for a scientific pubu-
cation in that year in support Of bis
claim.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
POLICE START INVESTIGATION
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. Aug. Washington
police started today an investigation
to find the person who fired a shot
about Two months ago. which struck
Senator Ball, Delaware. while he was
driving through the city in an auto
mobile. He was not injured He re-
ceived threatening letters when he in
troduced an amendment extending the
life of the rent act. The shot that
struck him was fired about this time.
Threatening letters never worry
me-" said Senator Ball, today, "and l
have done everything possible to pre-
vent publicity in this matter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
NAT. COMMIT TEEMAN
ELECTION MAY 60
To ANDREW {. GRAY
Friends Leave for Meeting of
State Democrats at Reho-
both in Optimistic Mood.
LOOKS LIKE HARMONY NOW

Democrats of Wilmington and rural
New Castle county will leave for Re
hohoth late this afternoon and this
evening. so that they may combine the
business OF discussing politics tomor-
row afternoon and evening with an
extra day added to the weekend trin.
For the first time In the history Of
Delaware Democrats. women viii sit
and vote with men i'm the selection of
a national committeeman. which Is
one of the most important items Of
business to be decided at meeting
of the State Committee AT o'clock
tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel Bel
haven.
Wilmington delegates are in an op-
timistio frame of mind today. due 10
the fact that. according TO reports
Continued on page ..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
N. Y. MOVIE CENSORS
FIND NO .BAD- FILMS
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
New York. Aug. 1g.-Censoriai
shears of the newly created
State Board of Moving Picture
Censorr. are In imminent danger
Of rusting from disiise. Chnir-
man George II. Cobb indicat ID
today.
1T is an undouhted fact."
said MI. Cobb, that tie produc-
ers are themselves eliminating
the naughty parts Of taeis fiims.
They have decided - improve
the picturts IN the nal<irs In
stead OF after we demand II.
Most OF the fiifns we have re-
viewed wer,, made last fell. but
the assembling has been read-
iusted where necessary, nrDar-
entity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
IRISH SITUATION Ora VEST,
IF TERMS ARE REJECTED,
LLOYD GEORGE DECLARES

1t Will Be an Unmstakable Challenge to the Authority
of the Crown and Unity Of the Empire, Prime Minis
ter Tells Commons Asserts That England Will Stand
Firm on Terms Offered Slim Fein as They Represent
the Limit to Be Paid for Peace and the Friendship
of Ireland Holds Parliament Ready to Meet Any
Emergency.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
MADE SECRETARY.
Philip leshem to Conduct At
fairs of Y. M. n. A. in
Wilmington.

Philip Leshem has been appointed
general secretary for a term of one
year of the Y. NJ. Fl. A. succeeding
A. G. d. Cohn, recently resigned
Mr. Leshem comes to his new posi-
ton well equipped and well qualified
for the duties that will deyolve upon
him for he had been the acting secre-
tary during the interim between the
resignation of Philip Heimlich and
the appointment of Mr.. Cohn.
He has also served as assistant to
j. Harry Gordon of the Hebrew Chari-
ty Association. Mr.. Leshem was man
ager of the y. M. II. A. basketball
team when it won the Y. M. II. A
Federation championship. MIR. Beshem
is native son of Wilmington and has
a host of friends here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
BROKE HORSES WOODEN LEG.
Hammond, Ind, Peddler Sues Aut0iSi
for $4,000 Damages.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Hammond, Ind.. Aug. 19.--Jacob
Diamond, a peddler. has flied suit in
Superior Court for $4,000 damages
against an autoist who ran into Dia-
mond's three-legged horse and broke
its wooden leg. The suit alleges the
animal was bruised and humiliated"
10 that extent.
The horse, which has worn the
wooden leg for five years has had a
troubled career. on one occasion tie
leg caught on fire and the fire depart
meEt was called 60 extinguish me
hlazc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
New Temple of Pythian Sisters.

Caesar Rodney Temple, No. g.
Pythian Sisters. viii be instituted in
Pythian Castle tomorrow by ID. d.. G.
G. Mae Simpson. The degree work
will be performed by Delaware Tenn
pie. No. /, r. s. The names of candi-
dates for membership will not be
listed until tomorrow afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
HOME RULF OFFERED WALES.

London. Aug. 19.-An announce
ment in favor of Welsh home rule has
been made by Premier Lloyd George,
SAYS the Liverpool Post. today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
NOME SHIPS REINDEER
MEAT TO CALIFORNIA
Ry Assoelated Press.

BY Associated Press.
San Francisco. Aug. 19.-Ship-
ment of 10000 pounds OF dressed
reindeer meat has been received
i'm San Francisco from Nome.
Alaska. by a firm of whole
sale butchers here and was
placed on sale today in retail
shops. according TO an an
nouncement which said this
marks the opening of a new
industry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
Weather Forecast.

BY Associated Press to Every Evenl *
Washington. August io.-WCathcr fore
cast for Delaware.
Fair tonight; Saturday partly cloudy
and warmer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

Daily advertising satisfies the want
or need quickly and thus saves delay
and oSs.-Ady,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

Toothache. absolute relief. Try
Medicus Drops. Your druggist has
it-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
SIGN LIBRARY CONTRACT.
Final Details Awarding Con-
struction to du Pont En-
gineering Co. Completed.

The contract for the erection of the
new Free Library building was form
ally signed at a meeting of the build-
ing committee with the representa- tives
of the du Pont Engineering Company
in the office Of John P. Nields attorney
for the Library trustees at noon today
The specifications include the tear
ing down OF the old Church Building
at the corner of Market and Tenth
streets. the details of which will there
fore devolve on the contractors. and
not on the Trustees of the Library.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

Today the classified ad columns
form a complete, carefully indexed
catalog Of today's wants and offers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
Amusements TonIght.

Queen ENtravagauce.
Arcadia The Bait"
Riaito-'A Broadway Buckaroo.
Aldine-''W Women Mer Love
savoy \ eeping ID With Lizxic
Parkway Bob HAMPTON OF Placer
strand" Prairie Trails.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

Call 2200-it reaches every ad taker
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19

Have you tried Clover Dairy But
ter? Telephones 1540-1541.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
STORY OF MIDNIGHT RIDE WITH
cONTRABAHD AUTOS-MACH1NES
ARE GUARDED SAFELY.
Organized Plan Had Been Perfected
when Federal Authorities
Made Discovery.

The belief that there was we'll reSu-
'ated attempt 20 steal two automobiles
=. nd a truck that are held by the federal
authorities. to be sold in this city. IS
,,reugtheued by occurrences that took
phce last Sunday.
early sunday morning Deputy |. s
MARSHAL John NJ. Short received mos
-ag TO the effect tina; Il pren"ditat"d
Grrt would be made 70 regain posses
10 of the automobiles.
he two pleasure cars ar" OF IN"
S.eens and the Buick make. They
,vee both caught a; Atchinson's Croa-
N while passing through with loads
4 iduor. by state police.
Were Contraband.
he machines were declared contra
tau and after the parties had been con
Weed at the late session 81 IN" United
Sizes District court ~ Park"rshurS.
Y ~ advertised for sale
ne truck. two-ton vehicle. upon
wfch twenty-five sugar barrels full OF
w4skey was being transported. was
nrught 10 this city some davs ago.
N,, the other two vehicles were allowed
,nstay ont In Ray whitecotton's garage.
..,wc"n Elm Grove and West Alexander.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01

best known residents or the city. and
ono Of the h"S1 known men N the STATE
During his career barber, which
: began when stage coaches were the only
means 81! communication between the
, Ohio Valley and tn" east. he has shaved
mon prominent throughout the country
and throughout IT," state. among them
being several RnNernors vino wcr" his
rr.ular customers when they w~r" m
. this city attending the sessions Of the
states legislatures.
Mr.. Gaus retired several weeks ago.
but nevertheless is able tn handle the
razor and brush with his old-time skill.
and has stated he often wishes another
chance to ply his trade so accustomed
has lie hrcom" Ia his work.
MIR 'iauS was born III Wurt"n"crg,
lu,v ., 49, and came Ia America when
he was fifteen years Old. lie came to
TIA" Wheeling district soon after. and
hcGan. learning tn" barber trade IN 1871
under the lat" Victor SauvaGr"L an
other OF the ciiy's w"!i-kuuwn men at
that time.
For sin years and SIN months lie
worked tor Mr. SuuvaEcnt. and then be-
r:tlrc the owner of the place of business
which was then on Main street near
Thirteenth.
For one wear he was the owner of the
establishment. and then sold to another
barber. joining the company operating
tn" barber shop where the present Nc
Lure Hotel shop X located In 1853 he
+ lrf! that place. moving across III" street
ON Market To- whcr" the Srrnnc3Orn store
is now located. where II" became the
owner and operated IN" place for five
years.
Ills n,xt move was then 10 the pia cr
D. now occupied by the Franklin Lii" In
,,uranc" Company, No. 81 Twelfth
. street. where h" remained for thirty
years. liz was the owner Of the shop
and it was during this tim" HI made the
aCQua lntanCc Of many Of TIA" state
: most prominent mon. among them be-
ing Governors Matthews and Jackson,
~ we'll as numerous stat" senator's.
For the newt eleven years. Mr.. Gaus
VAS with Nick busch. then on the sec
ond floor Of a building At Eleventh and
Market streets, and from thore he went
20 John FrciSmuth. who now operates a
barber shop on Eleventh street where
he worked six years until his retire
mrnt January J.
Mr. t;auS. whose wife is still living,
crIebra,"d his 6Uth wedding anniversary
last May. and declares he has hopes Of
enjoying several more.
Mr.. Ciaus has an interesting story TO
tell Of the first coming to Wheeling
via stag" coach. and how the first
trains wrr" run through the district
and lh,n the street cars, the autnmo-
h!lcs. aud numerous other great inven-
tions Of the age. He is an interesting
iaIkrr. and is well Vcrscd on the sub
, j"CtS Of today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
,at will leave . lasting impression -

that will leave a lasting impression -
them.
The young men who are to be initiated
are well known In athletic, social ana
commercial circles and are proving a
great asset to~this organization. few
ex-service men are among those that
are TO be sent through the MILL and
a. the majority Of the CLUB members are
ex-service men themselves tue ne"
ones will find themselves up against .
pretty steep proposition
Tho committee are Edward Fox. Bert
ccIsev and Lawrence Simpson.
Those 10 be initiated are: ~
Howard Filmer, Earl Wayman. os-
valid Laupp. James Frink. William
Fcue. Grin Levy. Fear Floto, Paul
Slcinbickcr. Jack Anderson. NJ. A: Coob.
Victor Darsey. William Stump Robert
Hood and Roland D. Moves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
SELL BAKERY
CarnAhau Bros. Buy Plant Of the n. r.
Behrens Company.

The large bakery which for a number
Of years was conducted and operated by
the II. +. Behrens grocery company at
No. $3.50 ChplIne street has been sold
10 Carnahau Brothers of the South Side.
The bakery was taken over yesterday
morning by the new owners. who intend
10 lHk" care OF a large trade IN that
section OF the city. Those interested In
the company are Stanley. Linn ana
Paul Carnahan Stanley Carnahan Will
have charge and manage the bakery
at the present time. while the other two
brothers are still employed at one of the
larg" garages in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
I o, o. r. INITIATION

This evening at the meeting OF EN-
celsior Lodge No. 40 of !. o. o. F. which
will be held in their headquarters et
Twelfth and Chapline streets. a sma'
class will be initiated. Following tn =
a short business session Will be "a
by get together and social sess On.
All members are urged to be pre- ent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
MACADEMY CLUB
Will Initiate Glass Of Fourteen Candt
dates This Eevening.

Tine Macademy club will have the IN
iriation Of new members this evening IN
the club rooms in the Board Of Trade
building. Much excitement is being
caused among the members Of this popu-
lar club over the initiation as the COM
nittce in charge is Intending TO put
the new men through n series Of tests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Authorizes Sale.

In the matter of Blanche nnson
guardian for Clyde r. Johnson an in
FAINT. Judge r. NJ. Addleman 4 circuit
court yesterday afternoon entered ar
order permitting the sale OF property
owned by the plaintiff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
or had som" stool pigeons present whcr

or had som" stool pigeons present when
We left with the machines
II sat IN the rear machine with my
gun ready and told the other fellows t.
go ahead. l expected trouble every min
ute. We went down dead with our mn
chine on Chicken Neck Hill. and | had
to send one OF the men back about TWO
miles for gasoline"
The report that | got stated that ~,
gang didn't car" II d-u If thor" we're ZEN
men IN 'hHrge Of thrS, autos. they ", 4.
bound 20 have them.
Tho machines wcr" both hrouyh'
Safcly in and planted In 20 gHrapr 'u.'
the city hail fruwnS upon amd u can
very nearly be automatically stated that
the auction will com" or
Men Got Away.
The stevens machine wa captured hy
the state police nj NtChjnS"rl'S GGu silly
some weeks ago bur IN" m"u ~ runr-,
escaped. Tho Buick auto is pr"sumal!.
owned by 10" JnVitcn "f ri''~hurS>
who was fined 500, at lh, rrr'ut i"Iu
Of court AT pari,c-~hurr.
The truck was tn" on" 'li"Iu,s" I.r
ling and q crowd wcr" using Ia "a .lruH,l
25 barrels full Of notified wuIsk"y. " hru
Darling and he bunch w'r'. r.,r'ur' Il.
me automatic revolver was found IN tl,
seat OF the truck Th"r. we. as, men
in the truck and Srnr" Iu.u tom" auto
MATES have been found '' f'' roIl
whore the arrest was mad"
One gun. il is said - wort" 50" :"
Il - safe hHj thai NJ ,.'." '"1" r.'i'"'
man had hold IN jhr' 'r"Nd. g." w"uti
have md his lunt: lN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Men Got Away.

"rhs ortolo," another Booth TarkinG-
ton sor!al story, starts in Tho Intelli
Concer Saturday, February s. Don't
miss reading this rouual to TOO Gentle
Julia" which you enioved SC immensely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
The Family
Spirit

There has never been. and
there never will be any
thing of the rUld-blooded
in the Stifcl organization.
We have always felt here
as one big family, and this
Fellowship has reflected
itself in every feature OF
our service To the public.
By the same token, hun
drrdS Of the best families
ut the Wheeling District
have caught this family
spirit in the StifrI store.
and We enjoy the di>tinr-
ton OF having entire FAINT
lies do all OF their trading
in uur store.
This personal touch is Il
doublc assurance Of conf
danrc-your confidence
in the >tifcl Store plus