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The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-03-09
FREE MEDICAL
SERVICES ALL THE
MONTH OF FEB.

A II you nave DeeH
,@SNA taking treatment
-sSX for weeks and
W&NS%M$C! months and paying
Teas&EWMM out your money
1S&%MM%W without being cured,
SsS~1 don't you think it IS
IW time to accept DR..
% II REGISTERS offer?
W 1t costs nothing
but your time to have your disease
diagnosed and your condition made
clear During the month Of Febru-
airy the only charges that will be
made will be for medicines, serums
and remedies used. am against high
fees charged by some physicians and
specialists.
I employ in my practice all the
latest imported Serums, Vaccines. An
titoxins, Bacterins Imported Euro
pean Intravenous Specific Remedies
and the latest and best appliances for
the speedy cure Of stubborn diseases.
I also give auto serum treatment
according to perfected technique.
This method has the endorsement
of h-standing physicians from
Maine to California. I can refer to
several hundred (by permission)
in South Carolina, who have been re-
stored to good health after other
methods failed. Some of the most
obstinate cases Of Anemia, Insomnia.
Nervousness, Paralysis, Constipation
Eczema, Blood Disorders, Brights
Disease, Diabetes, Goiter, Hay Fever,
Rheumatism, Morning Sickness, High
Blood Pressure, Lack of "Pep" and
other conditions, too numerous to
mention have been benefited, If not
permanently cured by Auto Serum
treatment in an incredible short time,
after all other methods failed. Ply
sicians report 5000 cases treated,
representing 200 different ailments,
with IS out of 100 good results.
No charge will be made during
February except for the remedies.
Credit will be extended to those in
need of same.
DIR. W.R. REGISTER
1905 1-2 Main ST.. Columbia, S. c.
Hours: 9 a. III. to p. III. Sundays
IN to pIrona 81
The Washington times., 1921-11-02
EENVOYS
ARE 'PRO-JAP' IN
VIEWS, SAYS WI
100000 Natives OF South
China Unrepresented at
Coming Arms Farley.
by International Nov. Service.

CANTON. Nov. 2.-Nearly 100000
900 Chinese. the residents OF seven OF
the biggest provinces in the nation.
represented at the Washington con-
ference on limitation OF armaments
and far east problems. II was declared
today by DIR. WI Ting-Fang. foreign
minister I'm the government OF the Re-
public OF South China.
The Republic OF South China. which
was not invited to participate In the
Washington conference, is made up OF
many officials who were members OF
the original Chinese republican govern
ment when the Manchu dynasty was
overthrown.
DR.. Sun Vat Sen. first provisional
president OF the Chinese republic and
now president OF the Republic OF
South China. Is In the field at the head
OF an army. He was reported TO be
heading a campaign against Pekin,
but IL now develops that the military
movement was nothing more than a
punitive expedition against Wu-Chow
In Kwangsi province.
I'VE hope that the United States
will not be beguiled into believing that
the Chinese delegation which has just
reached America represents all Of
China" said DIR. WI Ting Fang. I'VE
charge and believe that II Is pro-Jap-
anese. The Washington conference
will be a failure for China unless the
cause of the South China republic
the real cause of Democracy in China
is heard"
The Washington times., 1921-11-02

Of the Carlton Hotel last night
The man left on the desk Two
notes. One was addressed 10 his
wife. The other was 10 Frank J
Goldsoll, a guest at the Ritz, anu
according TO the management
brother OF the suicide. On the en-.
velope, which enclosed the second
note was written:
Notify II. J. Goldsoll. i have been
a failure In business and do not
want 20 be a dependant
Following the suicide. the r. j.
Goldsoll referred to could not be
reached at the hotel. This mans
name Is the same as that OF a former
private OF the French army and
during the war secretary interpreter
OF the French Purchasing Mission
who became prominent In 1918, when
he was taken into custody In WASH
ington at the request OF the trench
government. He was charged win
escroquerie, an offense similar TO
axtortion. The sum said TO be in
volved was s6.0Oo.0O0. He was
cleared.
The writing room was filled at
the time OF the shooting. A bellboy
who was standing at the head or the
mezzanine stairs heard several WON
en- scream following the report or
pistol Immediately rush was
made for the writing room. AT
tendants succeeded in preventing
the disorder from spreading 10 the
balcony salon and lobby.
The bellboy dashed into the street
and notified Patrolman Schetinno'
that somebody was shooting up
the place"
The Washington times., 1921-11-02
U. S. REFUSES TO SEND GIRL
PARCEL POST TO HOLLAND

Los ANGELES. Nov. IA thrifty
Hollander's attempt to send his daugh
ter from Los Angeles to Holland by
parcel post failed when the Los An
geles postoffice authorities informed
him the regulations would not permit
them to accept the girl for transmits
sion through the mails.
A. Van Hagelund. rancher. was
the man who visited the postoffice on
the novel mission, and Frieda Crotch
en- van Hagelund. eight years old and
weighing sixty-nine pounds, was the
parcel" he hoped to send to Holland.
Van Hagelund told A. b. Foster. as
sistant postmaster, that he was toe
busy to return to Holland and that he
had no relatives who could go with the
child. Nevertheless, he wanted to send
her to her grandparents IT. Amster
dam
The Washington times., 1921-11-02
SUICIDE SHOCKS
DINNER GUESTS
At THOTE[|N NY.
Dead Man Believed to Be
Brother Of French Soldier Ar
rested Here in 1918.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Louis II.
Goldsoll, OF l67 West Fifty-seventh
street, shot himself in the mouth.
inflicting a wound which resulted IN
his death In Flower Hospital. while
sitting at a desk in tho writing room
The Washington times., 1921-11-02

Back firing is the principal cause OF
automobile fires. and the principal
cause Of back firing is too lean a mix
tars fed 20 the cylinders.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-18
NnIK PRICES REDUCED

Effective at once my price for
milk will be IL cents a quart; also
l can now take on a few more Gus
toners. S. NJ. DEAN, Telephone
1SOO-F31. 4il5-2t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-18
{. N. Market High
Defeats fredericksburg high

The East New Market High School
Baseball Team won from Federals-
burg High School Team by a score of
to l. The first score was made in
the second inning when Holland hav.
ing been hit by Clarke, stole End and
3rd and scored by hit to left field
by Hurst. Hurst stole to third and
crossed the plate by hit by Har-
ner In the third Twilley hit over
short and was let in by Andrews
three base hit. Andrews scored by
Hollands two base hit to center
field. fredericksburg scored their
only run in the 5th by blocked ball
from catcher to third. fredericksburg
had chance to make a number of
good plays but failed to take adyant-
age of the opportunities. The game
was marked by Trego's good head
work and by the backing he receiv-
ed by the team which did not make
single error.
The line up is as follows:-
E n. MARKET fredericksburg
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-18
UNION LOSES 100000
New York House Shorers Ask Whethe
Any Went to Aid Brindell.


New York, April 1S.-An investiga-
tion has been started to determine
whether or not a part of 100000 said
TO be missing from the treasury OF the
House Shorers' Union was used for
the defense fund of Robert 7. Brin-
dell, convicted labor leader. who is
now serving a prison term for eXtor-
ton, union members announced.
A committee has been appointed by
the union to make an audit of all
books of the union. There is now but
5000 or $500 in the unions treasury,
whereas year ago, members de-
clared. there was more than S9O,OOO.
Nearly 1000 men Of the union are on
strike. and they assert they are re
ceivfng but 81 a week strike pay in
stead of $11, which they say they are
entitled to draw.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-18
WANTED
REMOVAL NOTICE

l have moved my shoe repairing
shop into the rear of Keene's and
Robinson's Grocery Store, and would
like to have my old customers back
again. Work guaranteed.
4-12-1Wk MACE FRAZIER.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-18
SHOPMEN FAVOR PIECEW0RK
Pennsy Committee Submits Plan to
Mananer of WorkS

Altoona. Pa, April IS - Notwith-
standing the abrogation of the nation
al agreement by the railroad labor
board. the shopmen'S welfare commit
.tep. composed of representatives from
each of the Pennsylvania railroad
shops here and including some of the
clty'S best citizens and the company ,
best mechanics. will continue its eff
forts to have @the p:'cework system
introduced in Altoona.
The committee has submitted Il
proposition to Works Manager p. F.
Smith, .Jr. for Il system whereby each
department will elect representatives
to a general committee, which will
meet with representatives of the man
~gcment and decide all piecewo
rates. discipline, &C.
The proposition also provides that
The pprework rate be high enough to
permit mehcaHic. who do an honest
days work to earn III least 81 cents
IN hour.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-18
Alb RHE

Ab RHE Ab RHE
Smith, 2b Bwdle 2b
Twilley. cf l Culver cf l 0
Andrws, 3b ) 1 0 Pearce 3b
Holland C 3 2 0 Nichols C 0 l
kurth If 0 0 Msngr IF 3 2
Hildbrnd If 0 0 Vickrs If 0
Hurst 1b 2 0Dean 1b 4 0
Harner IS 5 0 1 OCollins SIS 0 0 D
Trcgo p Clarke p 2 l
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-18
New Job For Edwards.

New York, April 1S.-Chairmanship
of a national anti-"blue law organi-
zation was rendered Ia Governor Ed
ward I. Edwards, Of New Jersey. The
governor took the offer under advise
mfnt
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-18
FOR KENT

FOR RENT:-Store No. 149 Race St.
improved to suit tenant, apply MRS.
DAVIDSON, at the home of Mrs. j..
Fred Dunn, Race Street. 3l31-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-18

FOR RENT--Two nice brick garages
conveniently located. MRS. r. a. Lee
COMPETE, Church Street. 4Il4-6t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-18

FOR RENTi-Property on Race St,
formerly occupied by J. Fred Dunn;
has been put in good condition, is
nice location for most any business.
Also have several nice garages for
rent at $3.50 a month. If you have a
car or truck that you want to sell
place it with me; plenty of room at
reasonable prices. MILTON SULLI-
VAN, Cambridge. Md. I23-1mo.-eod
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-18

In End Ball, East New Market had
a complete runaway scoring 46
points to fredericksburg %. In the
Volley Ball, however our team was
defeated 40-19.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-18
FOR SALE

FOR SALE:-AIilk and cream. phon
562. 4jl3-6
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-18

AZ 110 27 1 2 6
Struck out by Trego, 10; by
Clarke, 10; Umpires, Jones and Mel
vim.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-18
The Weather..

Forecast for this section Clear and
colder today and tomorrow; modef-
ate winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
Legal Notices
NOTICE
BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION

BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION
ELECTION.
An election for members OF the Board
OF Public Education in Wilmington will
be held on saturday, June II, 1921. poils
viii omen II O'Clock noon and will close
at u m, standard time. and the polling
FIRST school District No.
2o4 West Fourth street school District
No. z southeast corner Third and Orange
streets,
SECOND wARD-Sehool District No.
|. pos East Second street. school Dis
trtck No. :, school No. Is. 42z Town
send street; school District No. s school
No. IA. Su9 South ClsyFnont street
THIRD WARD school District No. l.
school No. %. second and Justison
streets; school District No 2. S02 West
school No. 3. 2loia Jefferson street
school District Ne. A. T0S West fifth
street: school District No. 5. 500 JEFF
FOURTH wARD-School District Ne.
|, School No. 1. Fifth and French streets
school District No. ?. s24 East Eourt I'll
treet; school District No. ). school No
Z, f1tth and Pine streets
FIFTH NAkD-School District No
b2l Orange street; School District No
:, so5 honrssss street School District No.
streets, school District No, A. rear 70f
Van Buren, street. School District Ne. s.
1883 West Sixth street, School District No.
q. 1900 West Eighth street. school Dis
{
! District No &. S23 Orange street school
District No, .. school No. 9. kighth and
Nollaston streets school District No 10
Slsu Monroe street school District Ne II
school No Is, Eighth and Adams stfSets.
School District No. II. school No. IL
Ninth and Scott streets.
SIXTH MAkl-School District No, l.
le5 East Seventh street school District
No. ?, northeast corner seventh and
Walnut streets; school District No. z.
sIg French street school District No a
li24 King street school District No s.
ola Walnut street school District No q.
school No. 5, l2ls Walnut street
SEVENTH NAkD-eSchool District No.
l, southeast corner kleventh and West
streets School District No. 2 IIu5 Orange
street school District No. 3. Howard
High School. 1910 Orange street. school
Washing ton streets, school District No s
5o5is Nest Tenth street, school Distric
No. o. Wilmington High School; school
Dis trict No. q lt23 0iiipiu avenue. school
District No. :, 1919 Pennsylvania avenue
school District No. 8 1910 Gflpin avenue
School District No, 10. l4o4 du Pont street /.
school District No, III iTls Giipin avenue
School District No. ~ 1928 Lowering ave-
nue.; school District M, z. school No. rs,
seventeenth and Union streets; school
District No. IA lAiS Rixerviaw avante:
scheol District No. II, 2ei9 West Eigh-
teenth street.
EIGHTH WARD-~schoal District No
L. SIS East seventh street; school Dis
lrict No. 2. scnool Ma =, seventh aad
Spruce streets school District No. 3
f3a East Eighth street. school District
No. 4. 500 Pine street: school DISTRICT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
St Way to Become Believer in Advertising Classified Ad
AUcTIoNS---LE
Legal Notices


NJ s. aoo Lombard street school D,s-
triet No. 8. i2s Fast Eleventh street
school District No z. No ~ SCHOOL,
Jentli and spruce streets
NINTH WARD school District No
!. 1922 Giayus0nt street school District
No. n school No. ~. sixteenth ana
tIaymont strtrts. school District 10, =
300 fandetef avenue school Disrr'
80. 4 Nandevcr ayeuiie. ~choyi pis
triet No 3. school No ~. Tsenty SER
ond and Market streets school Dtrfrlrt
80 I. Thlrtieth and market streets (
school District No. X. 5O7 West Teen
ty~fifst street. school District 40. "
22t5 boulevard. school District No 10.
1235 Market street school District No.
fHS West wenig-fonfth street school
District 40. ~ zSa4 Washington street f.
school District 40 H. 2Ig West Twenty
ninth street school District 70. ~
streets. school Distries No, %, 505 West
II Tweuty-ffst street.
TENTH WARD school District M.
ivo2 West Eth street .r,.s school l..i, DE-
sehuol District No. > school No Is.
Third and Harrison streets school DE
trict 40. 4. 1916 West second street
n9g' gren ls. stpsaa seSooi Ds,r.et 81 c2us 20 o. q
school No 10 Film and ADAMS streets
ELEVENTH WAKD school District
No. I. ~ south Harrison street school
District No. 2 school No ~ oas and
Harrison streets. school District No. 3
SOs Maryland avenue. school District
NJ. A. s44 gcddes street
TWELFTH WARD school District
No. i 1906 West Fifth street; @ehoo
District No. q 20 Broome street school
District No 3 I South Franklin street
school District No. 4, 1921 West Fourth
street. school District No. s. ia Ruth
street; school Districts No. q. 1884 wssi
Fourth street school District No.
school No -. Third and Bayard avenue
school District No. - ziz2 Lancaster ave
VI. HOWARD LESTER.
sis-rrefaFv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Zeal Es.ah

six-ro0m house. with hot water hcat
good location S5 100.
Two blocks from Delaware avenue. 3
room square plan SeTni-ffetacned house
3 porcUes: good condition. immediate
possession 81. 500
seven-rOom modern bun0al0s with
garage in Wilmington best supurb. must
be seen 10 BE- appreciated $3.50.
~ DEADIC Bly Orange ~.
- l.. iNi@fbfNt Telephone 1915.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
FRANCE SENDS Berlin
ULT|MATUM ON SAESA
Will Not Withdraw the Anied
Troops Unless German Soa-
diers Are Retired.

By Associated Press 20 Every sv-rscg
Oppein. Slesis. Jun~ yenr'->s
HHnneker. comfnt nter ~ B~f~iss
forces in sIssis ard c.rersi Wa
Hoefer. leader - German a~s~-S
81 ganizations eerc n confer snis
nornln, reiativs ~ the sfus-ios
which mas arisen az n result - cos-
nicfs between Germans and Pos~a
The French have sent an ui'irssf'-~
to Gens,ai Won HeefeT. -ayinx nat
unless the German defense fore~A
which have been lighting ne psi~s
near Gross stchiifz. are NOT or6~r~<
70 retire. the French troops r"i -
withdrawn from tne Industrial -
tiOns Of the piehi-cite zone
Paris June s~S~w~p@ DO
patches from Siiesia rsrc~t fn~ con-
tlnual arrival of German defense 80
sanizafions IN Upper Siiesis ard q
- declared that tne sifnatlor here .
becoming Increasingly ~~riov~
PROCLAMATION has been issued BY ne
allied command teciarins hat "a
houses in which machine xs~ are
found VIII - d@~ruv-r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
s~ss ia Re~er.r "a N.s~.

Argument sr8S heard this nnoralng
bS, Court of Comnnor P1~~< n ne suit
of Joseph Lacn~nnslum versus Morris
Schoeneerg but ds--sSion rss reserved
The acton = one "a recover on q ,ots
for sA50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
FOR RENT. FURNISHED

Desirable Groom dwelling az Union PARK
Gardens all convenience Possession
about June l5 ~ september IS when
replying give number 70 oceupy property
and references. Address A ~. Every
Evening Ofice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
Lest Postal Casa @. -r.sI~s~
osrrrARr.
Jane W. Jester.

James M. Jester. - y~ars uic.
died yesterday AZ h~ hon~. sss Lcri-
bard street He rss born I'm ne
lower part % the state and vas ~~&
known az tn@ proprietor ot ne r~~-
taurant AZ ~. E-asS rourta street for
several years. he i.~v~- a widos. a
son. Maxwell =. ard a dsuxcter. ArA
sarah EsilingS~orths
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
A Good Listener

II Is the mark Of gentleman to be able to listen we'll
Your business associates certainly entitled 10
respectful hearing and the opportunity for them 70
themselves will open the way for what you have
to tell them
Freedom of speech brings about freedom Of action.
You know how to deal with after YOU have heard
his side Of a question An airing OF his opinion will
you many mistakes in trying to convince him OF your
point.
Iseninr talk will teach YOU how separate
the conversational wheat from tho staff
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
Suburban For Rent
Nanted-To Rent

Unfurnished OF 3 rooms.
ktchenette and bath, west side. north
of Eighth street. Moderate rental will
secure refined couple permanent ten
ants. References exchanged. Address
Box h 6, Every Evening 01fice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real n.,4,~

LFAyINo CITY And siti ~serise~ ~
home IN thc western par, - tss eisr
~ rooms bath. yersnd- s4s h~s' sc'~~
dId corner Address " ~ gysry sv~a'ss
once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

AufUuVOIItN II UT SHIt II
1000 USED CARS AND TRUCKS
Many az 500 down, balance terms
See Mr.. Greenlees. 1907 Vine street
Philadelphia. residence S2i West street.
Wilmington. Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-06
AUCTIONS--LEGaLS A

Auction Sales %
AUCTION SALES-Of every descrip-
tion. Anywhere. IL you want TO sell
see Hamilton. the Square Deal
Auctioneer and Farm Agent. s05
Madison st. Phone 734S w.
PUBLIC sAI4E-.of used cars. 323 East
fniru street. Thursday. June Q, al / p.
M, consisting Of all makes OF used cars
Special. Chevrolet. good as new: Vim
truck. ia good order. Ford tourings and
seaans. ia good order. At the same time
and place we Will sell a. lot OF jeweiry
and watches and clothing II you
naFr car you want 10 sell. bring IL in.
W. Hamilton, auctioueer. - Phone
743S W
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-09
Protein and Energy Value of MIX.

Protein Value Energy Value
4 STUART t32 ouEeesl OF ! at. t32 olrces) OF
milk contains milk contains as
much protein much energy as.
ounces OF sir il2 ounces OF
fc!a steak s.Tloin steak
ounces OF round i4.g ounces Of
steak round Steak
SIS ounces Of fowl ~ ounces fowl
49, average egge average eggs
Milk and milk products can be used
Interchangeable with meats and eggs
as source Of protein. A quart Of
milk contains as much protein as five
ounces of dried beans or a twelve
ounce loaf Of bread and while the
lessmes and cereals are considered a
cheap source IF protein It should be
remembered that their proteins are
not 50 completely utilized for tissue
building as those In milk, meat and
egg.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-09
COMMUNITY SINGING SCHOOL
Secretary Wallace Says Music 10 One
of the Good Things Of Our
Civilization.

Have YOU music In your home.
Are you making an effort IL supple
ment the splendid offerings Of the pho
nograph record and piano player roll
with home produced vocal and instru-
mental meiody7
Will there he a singing school In
yotir community this fall?
Good music In the farm home will
contribute much toward wholesome
contentment and a happy family life"
Secretary Wallace recently wrote in
response to q request for an express
sion on the subject.
Music is one of the good things of
our present civilization which, in com
mon with other blessings. is as readily
available to those who live in the open
ctsunsry as 70 those who dwell in the
cities.
IN the old days music was an i'm
portant factor In rural community
life. Many Of us remember the old
fashioned singing school.
Community singing should be re-
vived generally.
THE township music teacher should
be working in every community"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-09
IRISH PEACH:
AGREEMENT
THREATENED
fractional Strife Is Serious
Among Sein Fein PeriIing
Agreement
DY DANIEL o.coNNErL

tsTiFF CORRESPONDENT T. NJ sERvicEl
DUBLIN. Dec. a,-FacsforaI strife
Is threatened in TIE ranks II the Sim
Fe!n as a result Of The Irish peace
agreement. Already two factions
have grown UP and fears were express
ed today that there may be break
when dali cream meets next wednes-
Gay However strong agencies are at
work to effect compromise
The dissensions came to ii head when
Eamonn dc Valera issued a statement
70 the Irish people saying chat the
terms OF the peace agreement are in
conflict with the views or tho mai arity.
De Valera said he would work
AGAINST ratification Of the treaty in the
Slim Fein parliament next week
On the other hand Arthur Grinith,
founder OF the Sim Fem end vice
president of the irish republic" &C
cepted thc terms and signed he treaty.
Gha Griffith faction Is supported by
the powerful group " leaders in the
irish republican "1rmy'' headed by
Michael Collins. the Commander in
chitf' se-caiied
Griffith takes thu view that he is In
honor bound 70 support the treaty as
he signed It. The other Sim Fein
siGners We're Collins. r r. Duggan
chief haison officer of the irish re-
publican army" r. e. Barton. minis
ter Of economies IN the sim Fein
cabinet. AMI O. ssaVea DUFFY SIM
Fein envoy to the pope
De Valera Is supported hy two nom
be-s of the Sim Fem TOR daiD cabi-
Act; Cathal Burgha. minister Of de-