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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01
CONFERENCE FORMULA TIES IT'S.
PROGRAM FOR RELIEF OF THE IDLE M4lOE1

stances the conference noted that
500, 100000 Of municipal OoooA
largest amount In history. had eSsA
In 1921.
70 1xpsdiss ooaSEas1o3
Governors 70 unite all STATE aGo1
IN support Of the mayorR and
construction Of roads, state b1uAA
etc. -.
FEDERAL authoritiea iaeludin4
federal reserve banks 70 axpeuta
construction Of public ouilet141
works covered BY existing a11so1e
tionG. -
Conrsssionsl appropriatioas q ~
present session for rods 70 nah 80
able employment To SpOed -
struction work II was rocomnaoo4A
rovsrnors OF states summon eooan
10 determine the facts and 20 cRO
community action in getting 49,
ments In costs, including rsmoy1
freight discriminationA eaN04
against combine tions, reStricttpo -
fort and unSound practices WA0O
exist to the end that building nA1
fully resumed
Tho xrsatsst area for the mno
relief Of Unemployment was fotD1
the conference to be in the eo1S0
Industry, with . shortags Of Neee
one million homes atfordinE pooU
of employment Of more than tvf0
lion persons, " construction vagO
sumed.
Urbain Ledoux. who rsosseH
labor on Boston common. LED -
Of unemployed numbering sec1e e
To the doors Of the conference 6o5t
where they sang amidst . sAoVo
coins and bills, but were not invites
tho conference. One Of them, 6oW
got a job on the spot through tAa
forts Of Mrs. Sarah Conboy. 0oRO
of tho United Textile Workers of
lea. who Introduced John CAAS0o3 q
Fail River. Mass. to william H Duta
Of Boston, president OF 4 large csets
mill with excellent rsSu1tA
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CARES
FOR THE 100000
SERVICE MEN
LOCAL POSTS ARE TO
SECURE EMPLOYMENT
Conference Called By Com
mander Emery at Indian
apolis Takes Action.

indianapolis Ind. Sept. so The
task OF caring for the 100000 unem.
ployed ex-service mon Of the country
will be taken over BY the American
Legion. 1t was announced tJday at a
special unemployment conference at
Legion headquarters here. The con-
ference was called by Commander
John G. Emery.
President Harding was notified OF
the decision. and instructions for TAX
ing care OF the jobless world war vet
Grams were sent 10 the 1000 Legion
posts. The instructions to the posts
asked that every effort be made to se'
cure employment for our hnddtes and
see that they have food and shelter" "
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IT'S ATTITUDE DEFINED.

>"~ York. Sept. 3o.-The National
"A (" alton cf Owners ot Railroad Se-
c,tities today issued a statement detn-
inE It's attitude on the tentative plan OF
the Interstate commerce commission for
q consolidation OF the railroads OF the
country into nineteen district systems.
The association declares that while
under the transportation act tho plan
adopted by tho commission cannot be
enforced without assent OF security
owners II does have binding effect up
or tho railroads IN that when tho com
Mission decides upon a permanent gen.
.ral rlar. for consolidation NJ futurs
CONSOLIDATION cf railroads can h- radc.
unless in accordance With that Plan.
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H0WAT AND DORCHY
JAILED IN KANSAS

Columbus. Kan. Sept. "a. \ic\ander
". Howat president of 'hr Kansas Mine
workers union. and Angus; Durrhy. vice
president, went 10 tho cherokee county
Jail today to begin serving sentences OF
six months each for violating III" Grim
tnal section Of the kans,is industrial
court law by calling a strike. Tonight an
nouncement was made rhli ihc Kansas
mine workers union membership would
meet Sunday at Franklin TO discuss
voluntary strike throughout the field.
Announcement also was made that no
strike vote had been taken. but that Il
was expected the meeting Sunday would
respect the views held in the fold on
Howats and Dorchys Imprisonment.
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w,shinrton, Sept. 30.-Formulation
of an emergency program designed 10
.f,.ct the immediate relief OF tho ma
tion's idle, yariously estimated al from
$500 900 TO t6,60o.ooo persons was com
nleted today by tho national conference
On unemployment, with the adoption OF
specifc measures recommended oy COM
mittees.
Thu conference then adjourned until
octoh.r 10 when II will consider . per-
nanent unemployment policy and sus-
ve,tIons for tho return Of business and
Commerce to normal. Meanwhile It's
committees will work on details Oh
these subjects.
Th. conference found the task OF
meeting tho Unemployment emergency
was primarily a community one' wth
tho responsibility OF leadership and Its
solution resting on tho mayors Federh.
.tate and municipal aid. however, was
vre.d Particular reference was made
nv thu conference TO the connection be-
tween prices and the solution OF tne
countrys economic questions.
The Recommendations.
snecino recommen dations adopted BY
the conference for emergency RELIEF
were:
Emergency committees representing
IN. various elements OF the communities
70 establish public employment agencies
and coordinate tho deliberaton OF
work.
Publication by the committees Of the
numbers dependent uron them for en-
ployment and tho prevention OF un-
co-ordinated solicitation Of funds.
Private houses. hotels. offices. etc. to
contribute by doing their repairs. clean
INK and alterations during tho winter
instead Of In The spring. whom employ
ment would - moro plentiful.
Municipalities to expand their school,
street sewage. repair work and public
buildings TO the fullest volume COM
ratahle With existing circunstRnces As
indie icatIlE tbs present favorable circurn-
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The American Legion $4,000 strong In
West Virginia, Is the goal set by An
drew Edmiston, Jr.. Of Weston. depart
ment comman der-elect Of the West Vir-
sinia department of the American Le-
gion. In an address at tho American
Legion convention banquet at the Scot
tish Rite Cathedral last evening. Mr..
Edmiston said:
II thank you. buddies, for this hish
honor, and assure you I'll be on the
Job. I shall be happy II We can ac-
complish even a small portion OF the
things that should be done in West Viz
ginil.
at want you to recall with me one
thinE that was demonstrated on the bat
tlefields in France. 1t isn't 50 much
tho commander. but the 'tucks' who win
tho battle. All you bucks have got to
Every buddy get 4 buddy Let's make
west VirEinia $4,000 strong next year.
That's my ideal, and X It's accomplish-
cd, you bucks have got to do 1t.
Department Comma ander-elect Edmis-
ton served in France until incapa citated
by 4 wound received while leading his
mon at tho Vesle river. He is news
papern,n, being one Of the editors OF
the Weston Democrat
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SECOND DIVISION
HONORED BY FRENCH

Tash!orton. Sept. 3o.-Artillery regl-
rsr:s. the fourth machine gun ia ttalion
and 'he trains and other headquarters
units or the wartime Second division
c' ,hs American army have been award
81 decorations hy the French war minis
TER on recommendation Of Marshal Pc
tain. the war d"Nartnent announced to-
dan. Tho citations permit the units
raned 20 wear the French rourraGcrre
or shoulder cord and the ribbon OF tho
French var cross. so that all units of
the Second division now have been sim
tlarly decorated by the French.
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REACH Agreement FOR TIME-L|M|T
Of ONE HOUR IN DEBATE ON The TREATIES

tracked. forced Senator Lodge to delay
presenting the agreement
Speaking later for the prohibition
group. however. Sens tor Sterling, Re-
publican, South Dakota. said his fears
for the anti-beer measure had proven
unfourded.
In fact. in conference with Republi-
can leaders," he said. "I have secured
an even more distinct and explicit un-
derstanding that the anti-boer bill will
be taken UP. and that there will he no
adjournment Of this session OF congress
until the conference report Con the pro-
hibttion measure) Is disposed Of"
Senator Reed. Democrat. Missouri. In
terjeNed that he and other opponents
Of tho anti-beer bill we're not TO Do
bound by Mr.. Sterlings understanding
with the Republican leaders
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SEPARATE
TAX XPROGRAMS
ARE PROPOSED
SMOOT INTRODUCES
SALES TAX MEASURE
Simmons Plan Includes Grad
uated Income Tax on Cor
porations and Income
Surtax.

Washington, Sept. 30.--Twn separate
tax programs as substitutes for most OF
the levy provisions In the pending rev.
enus revision bill were presented today
to the senate, one from the Republican
side and one from the Democratic side
smoots for Sales Tax
Senator Smoot, OF Utah. proposed:
A manufacturcrs' sales tax OF three
nor cent on articles as finally finished
or produced for consumption or use.
Repeal Of all Of the special war taxes
Of whatever nature, including the ex-
cess profits and transportation levies
Retention Of the existing ten per cent
incomes tax on corporations.
Senator Smoot proposed no change In
the committee plan with regard to In.
dividual income taxes or the existing
tobacco, liquor and inheritance taxes.
simmons Proposal
Senator Simmons Of North Carolina,
proposed:
A graduated income tax on corpora
tions. ranging from 12H TO rs per cent
In lieu Of the excess prohts tax.
Restoration OF the income surtax
rates to a maximum OF 81 per cent on
incomes in excess Of 35oo,ooo.
Repeal Of the transportation taxes on
freight, passenger and pullman accom-
modations.
Retention Of tho corporation capital
stock tax.
Repeal Of the $4,000 exemption Al
lowed corporations.
That individual exemptions DO con-
hned to incomes below $4,000.
Slight reductions In tho normal rates
on incomes below 100000.
Senator Simmons told the senate that
* there could be an agreement for an
equitable readjustment Of the taxes 50
that the several groups Of taxpayers
would be on a parity. az proposed In
tho Democratic program. he personally
would he willing TO give serious con-
sideration to a manufacturers sale or
consumption tax, property safeguarded,
as A substitute for all Of the niscel-
laneous taxes imposed under the pres
ent law.
Tho North Carolina senator appealed
70 parties TO get together In an effort
10 work on bill meeting the require
ments Of the present situation and con-
ditions-
Committee Hiu Assausd
Senator simmons offered the Demo
cratic tax program to the senate At the
conclusion Of three hours address IN
which he vigorously assailed the senate
finance committee bill as one providing
for tax reductions, "in behalf OF tho
corporations and the ultra rich"
Taking tho bill from tho beginning
to tho end Of It." ne said there Is hard
ly a tax that is touched whore the little
man IL not forgotten and Ignored and his
rights trampled upon, while the rich
mans slightest whisper for relief 10
heard and the money Of the people Law
ishly rebated and remitted to these men
who have grown 30 mighty in this coun
try that they can hx the price Of any
products when II is one Of their raw
materials and then fH the price that I
shall pay for the finished product after
they have manipulated It,"
Senator Simmons took q filing At Sec
(Contdnusd on RAEs Toursssn)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01
,|||DGE IN THE ARBUCKLE CASE
RECEIVES THREATENING LETTERS
Action in Reducing the Charge
Against Comedian From
Murder to Manslaughter
Meets With Disapproval.

San Francisco Sept. so.-A number Of
threatening letters have been received
by Police Judge Sylvan J. LazaruA who
conducted the preliminary hearing Of
tho murder charge against Roscoe G..
FATTY" Arbuckle In connection with
the death, Of Miss Virginia Rappe. and
have been turned ovcr to tho police
Judge Lazarus announced today.
Most OF the letters were precipitAted
by Judge LazaruS action in reducing
the murder charge to manslaushter. he
said. The letters were not made public.
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pxo1A1xD 11p1PxHDDNT.

Paris Sept 3o.-West Hungary yes
terday declared. itself an 'independsnt
state, according to Vienna ana buoepesI
dispatches published this evening ny tho
Temps with reservations. Former fre.
mier Friedrich Is said to have assumed
newer AZ tho head Of .. council Of de-
F.n., which proclaimed tho independ-
one. ~ tho state Of Occidental Hun.
rnry- and appealed TO officials to re-
nain AZ their posts and for the popula-
tIon 70 support tho new government
FOR God. for kinE and for country"
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Found Guilty in the
Mohawk Shooting Case

Lcwisburg. w. Va, Sept. 3o-John
Collins. charged with being implicated
In the shooting ur" of the town Of Mo-
hawk. Mcdowell county, following the
disturbances in the southern West N'r-
rln,a cog! fields in 1920. was found
guilty by Grcenbrler jury today. An
other Jury was impanelled immediate
to try John Caudlc. ais" charged with
completely In the affair.
Collins will be sentenced later, II was
announced tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01
Business Conditions
Showing Improvement

Washington. Sept. 3o.-American busi-
ness conditions improved decidedly dur.
Ing September in view Of the federal
reserve board. which made public TO-
night a distinctly optimistic review OF
for tho month. Important
changes for tho better were seen in tho
credit situation, distinct encourage
ment" in many basic business lines and
strong LIQUIDATION, indicating Increased
ability Of business to. settle its ae-
counts.
Tho board noted only 4 slight increase
in Improvement in the thirty days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01
After Fatty Arbuckle
on the Liquor Charge

San Francisco. Sept. 3o.-Robert Fl.
Mccormack. speciak assistant TO the
United States attorney general, an
nounced tonight that he would file short
ly a federal information charging Rcs-
coo (Fatty) Arbuckle with unlawful
possession Of liquor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01
Good Government League Demands Recall
One Cent Damage
Verdict Awarded
After FiStiC Battle

Special TO the Intelligencer.
CarksburE. W. Va. Sept. "a circuit
court jury has awarded verdict or one
cent in favor OF Joseph y. Coletrane.
coal operator OF Haywood. in damage
suit against F. j.. Martin for $4,000 for
alleged personal injuries and injury TO
his rerutation as the result OF fist!c
encounter the two had over a woman.
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WON'T BE rNcREAsnD.

Washington. Sept. 3o.-The American
government has virtually decided not to
increase the number OF It's delegates TO
the armament conference. whatever the
numerical strength OF the delegations
OF other participants may be.
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IS ROUND DRAW

New York. Sept So.-wIllis Jackson
and Pete Hartley fought lT rounds to
a draw hero tonight. The exhibition
was listless. both men being hcotsd
frequently BY the spectators.
Jackson Weighed 1884 and Hartley
l3h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01
THE WAITER

wes< vrE1nia-Fstr Saturday And
probably sunday; m moderate ternpsrature.
Ohio and Western Psnnsylvsnia--Fair
Saturday and sunday; somewhat
warmer.
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THE INTELLIGENCER

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia
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pspartmsnt Commander J. Dyse
Niekerson, who ON December u SU
ders that office to Department 60
mandsr.elect Andrew Edmisten.
vas paid one Of the finest tsibueso -
Maid q West Virginia ofneaAl q ~
srans organintion. Whsa u eIe
fdonkzRaA 01 3AHO SW0VVD q q
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tco.ll..sa o. 1>ss FvssWks
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-14
'BAPTISTS GAIN ON
LEAGUE LEADERS
Beat Methodists 12,to A, By Hem
bree's Good Twirling and
Fine Team Work
HOW THEY STAND
(By E. T. Higgins)

The Baptlsts pulled themselves
a few notches closer to the First
Christians in the Church League
by defeating the Methodists for
the third time this season on the
Normal field by a score of II to
4 Wednesday afternoon.
John Parks and Hembree stag
ed a pitchers battle for the first
four rounds with Hembree hav-
ing the upper hand. Parks weak
ehed enough in the fifth to allow
the Baptists 20 score four runs
off his delivery This was re-
repeated in the sixth and it gave
Hembree such a big lead that he
allowed the Aiethodists to tally
four times in the last two frames.
This was Parks second game in
three days and he was not in
first. class condition. Hembree
pitched mastery ball and deserv-
ed the victory he achieved.
The Baptists played with their
lineup changed slightly and it
seemed to be I bit more effective.
With this team they are going to
give the First Christians a hard
run down the home stretch. The
teams are getting their best ma
terial together and are going to
hight to a finish.
The BaptistS are displaying a
higher brand OF ball and look to
be the only likely opponent Of
the First Christians. They used
another new man behind the bat
" ednesday. Woods, yesterdays
catcher, played nice game and
sWatted the horsehide hard and
often. He made a triple in the
eighth but only got credit for a
single as he missed second and
was called out for it. Gentry
played at second Wednesday and
covered a world Of ground at that
position, handling FIVE chances
without d bobble.
The Methodists played good in
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-14

spots, but at other times they
made very costly errors. Howe
made a fine running catch of
Woods long fly in the third.
Carter and Brock each made
three hits in five times up for the
Baptists. They also contributed
long triples to the delight of the
hit-lovers of balloon. Carter pill
fered four sacks IN the game
which brings his total to sixteen,
which is only one stolen base be-
hind his team mate, Hembree,
leading the League with II stol-
EN- bases.
The BaptistS are black cloud
over the First Christians and are
likely to burst at any time The
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-14
Say Mrs. kaber Is Insane
By ASSOCIATED press)

Cleveland, O., July 1.-THE
trial of Eva Catherine Kaber,
charged with the murder of her
husband, Daniel F. Kaber, was
resumed today. The defense
called two women who expressed
the belief Mrs. Kaber was insane.
1t then called Drl James {. Hasse
an alienist, who expressed the be-
lief she was insane at the time OF
the murder. Mrs. Kaber appeared
better today although she began
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-14
Ike MILLER'S CAR
BURNED ON ROAD
(By Associated Press)

Shelbyville, KY, July 1.-THE
automobile. burned by whisky
runners after they collided with
two buggies the night Of July 2,
had been sold to Ike Miller, of
Lexington, farmer, shortly be-
fore, according to officials who
tracked the ownership by the en-
CINE number. Miller at the time
was in a Lexington hospital,
wounded as result of fight
several weeks ago. The car was
first sold to Z. l.. Lillard. of Yer
sailles, who sold it to Miller.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-14

to look fatigued as the trial pro-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-14

FOR RENT-Three 3-room
apartment in Register building;
furnished Or unfinished. Call
9S1. 150 If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-14
Notice To Voters

Special registration will be he'll
at my office on Saturday, July Is,
to permit those who have become
Of age since last election, those
who were out of town, or sick, or
have removed from one precinct
to another, to prperly register for
the primary election on August 5.
J. w. MAUPIN,
101 4 Clerk Madison Co. Court.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-14
"a 4 I q 9 II


r II f
Baptists. oil IA O1x-12 Is 2
Method. 600 900 or 4 I'll
Two base hits-Saunders and
Powell.
Three base hits-Carter and
Brock.
Left on :,ases-Baptists 5;
Methodists 6.
Stolen base-Carter 4. Gentry.
ID. Chenault. ]. w. Mckinney. T.
Stone, Yahraus. Saunders. b.
Mckinney. and Howe 2.
Struck out-by Parks 6; by
Hembree Is.
Bases on balls-off Hcn,bree 4.
Double play-T. Stone to Juett
Passed balls-Woods 2; Nc
Kinney /.
Wild pitches--Parks l
Umpires-R. Burnam, Death
erage, Barnett and Willard.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-14
FOURTH Melted SIS
FOR RED CROSS

Mrs. w. H. Order, treasurer
of the local Red Cross office, has
sent the Daily Register the fol-
lowing:
Mrs. w. H. Order. City
My Dear Mrs. Order Il re-
ceived the following sums from
the Fourth of July celebration:
From Stone Norman (by
DR.. Hume ........ S51.OO
From Stone Norman Gre
ceived from YOU 49,. 31.25
Total receipts reported. . $8225
Expenses
Paid Hennegan & Co. post
ers and tickets. ....... $500
Paid Jas. Leeds for band. $500
Expenses paid here. 5000
Balance in my hands for
which check is enclosed $15.25
In addition to that | paid for
the bunting for decorating the
stand which was about seven
dollars, but i will pay that bill
and donate that myself. | kept
all the cloth so it can be used
again and Mr.. Norman and |
have the tickets also and they
can be used again for something
The speakers of course charged
nothing and did not even get
their expenses. This is better
than nothing and we had a very
nice day considering that there
was SO much going on in other
places to interfere and the wealth
er was unbearable.
Very respectfully yours.
X. c. OLDHAM
The above report is for. the
benefit Of those who bought
tickets to aid the Red Cross. and
also to correct an erroneous i'm
preston that the Red Cross re-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-14
Qu0rQ for the whole family
OnULO atunbe|ievabIe prices
MEMS W0MENS CHILDRENS

Mems $3.50 Ok C0.4s
lords marked -. ~
600 pairs of Work CQ.65
Shoes .......... Wv
200 pairs Heavy CAS-
Army Shoes -----YT
This lot comprises both
high and low dress shoes
values ranging to 0h.90
5000, marked. -. VT
Nettleton black and tan
Oxfords selling to $l6.5O,
ma! marked for this $50
Your unrestricted choice.
Of oar best in Mems
Shoes in Nettleton and
Florsheim makes, never
at the low price CO.'S
,of w
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-14
Fayette County Schools
Likely To Close 80 Days

Lexington, KY, July 14-Fay-
cite county schools are facing a
shutdown Of three months unless
some satisfactory way is found to
straighten out the financial tangle
OF the Fayette County Board of
Education, DR.. Gilbert /. Bailey,
chairman of the new board, said
today.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-14
Notice To Candidates

Candidates before the primal
on August 9th will meet 1T III.
Office of the County Clerk in the
court house at Richmond, ut :wc.
o'clock. p. M, on Tuesday, July
II, for the purpose of drawing inr
places on the ballot,
]. w. MAUPGN.
1O1 4 Clerk Madison Co. Court
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-14

Tan and black oxfords,
straps. pumps and patent
lea Their oxfords, values
TO $3.50, marked $3.50
at .............. YJ
White Shoes with baby
low heels, values to $3.50
marked in this sale Q0.S0
at 4Z
Black and brown Oxfords
and Strap Slippers values
at $1,000, in this CA.90
sale marked - pr
Women's High Shoes,
values to $3.50, QH.80
marked pr
values to $3.50 GIGS
marked YU
n sa'@S; to s'e. s SIS
Choice Of our best values
to $3.50, mark VQ.95
ed WO