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New Britain herald., 1922-08-22
K. K. K. CAUSES RIOT
Speech by District Attorney in Cali
 fornia Signal For Trouble

Sacramento, Cal. Aug. 22.-A riot call brought patrol wagon to aid ot detectives to quell a disturbance last night at a meeting where Thomas Lee Woowine, district attorney Of Los Angeles and candidate for the dem- ocratic nomination for governor dis cused the ku klux klan.
 The disturbance followed extensive needing. When Mir. WooWine started to tell of his activities involving the ku Klux Klan in Los Angeles scores or persons began hooting and catca.l- Ing. man near the front row called the district attorney liar.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-22
BEACH PAVILION BURNS
Canoes and Bathing Suits Also Lost
 in Holyoke Fire

Holyoke, Aug. 22.-Fire starting from an overheated oil stove com pletely destroyed the pavilion con- ducted by Wilfred D'Amour at High Rock bathing beach up-river early last evening. The fire department respondedsto a telephone call at 5.44 o'clock, but the frail structure had been licked up by the flames and was in ruins whenNthe fire apparatus ar rived. The building, a one story structure, was used both as a bath house and refreshment pavilion.
 The loss. includes besides quanti- ty of household equipment, six canoes one hundred bathing suits and con- fectionery stock valued at more than s25. There were several people in the pavilion at. the time the fire broke out and they were able to save only few articles.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-22
SULPHUR IS BEST
 TO CLEAR UP UGLY,
 BROKEN OUT SKIN

Any breaking out or skin irritation on face, neck or body is overcome quickest by applying Mentho-Sul- phur, says a noted skin specialist. Becaus. of it's germ destroying prop critics, nothing has ever been found to take the place of this sulphu, preparation that instantly brings case from the itching, burning and irrita- tion.
 Mentho- Sulphur heals eczema right up, leaving the skin ciear and smooth. It seldom fails to relieve the torment or disagreement A little jar of Mentho- Sulphur may be obtained at any drug store. It Is used like cold cream.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-22
3-STORY FALL KILLS CHILD.
Loses Balance While at Play on Fire
 Escape and Fractures Skull.

New York, Aug. 22.-Bella, the G. year-old daughter of John Clark, 537 Avenue c, Bayonne, died from injuries received in a fall from the fire escape of her home yesterday afternoon An other child was trying to coax a home made kite into the air and when the tail of the kite caught in the iron work, Bella reached far out to free it. She lost her balance and fell three stories to the concrete below
 Her playmates screamed and Pella's mother ran to the sidewalk just before an ambulance arrived. Mother and child were rushed to the hospital, where the child died a few hours later. The mother was treat cd for hysteria.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-22
ACCIDENT PROVES FATAL

Man Injured On August 12 Dies of
 Fractured Skull He Didn't Know
 He Had.
 Willimantic, Aug. 22.-After ap- parently recovering from the effects of an accident here August 12 Joseph w. Provost of Pawtucket, R. l., sudden. ly became ill last Thursday and died today from skull fracture which had not been suspected. His wife and one child. who were also in the accident are still in the hospital here.
 Provost was on an automobile trip to Canada with his family when his car struck bridge abutment. He seemed to have suffered no injuries and was waiting for the recovery of his wife and family. Thursday he complained of severe headache and q skull fracture was found.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-22
Criminal Cases Decrease
 In TOkiO Say Police

Tokio Aug. 22.-Criminal case. cording to the investigation of the de- partment of justice. The number of crimes committed during the month of May were 32 less than during the preceding month and 3,316 cases less than during May last year. The criminal cases in the army and navy were seven cases more than during the preceding month and 135 less than during May last year.
 During the month armed robberies numbered 2,274 and murders 2,a4o.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-22
CHRONIC DIGESTIVE
 TROUBLES RELIEVED

William H. Griffin. travelling sales man, Oswego, N. Y..' writes: T am very happy to say that Jaaues' Little Wonder Capsules do everything you claim they will do.'
 Jaques' Little Wonder Capsules quickly help acute or chronic indi- gestion. They break up the danger ous, painful gas and will relieve you promply and surely from distressing dizziness, heartburn, constipation, acid stomach and dyspepsia. Easy and pleasant to take.
 On sale at The Dickinson Drug Co.,. New Britain. Conn.,, or 60 cents by mail post pnid from Jaques Capsule Co.,, Platts- burg, N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-22
COAL MEASURE IS
 BEING PREPARED
Winslow Bill Will Possibly Be Ready
 For Presentation To-day Borah Has One Too.

Washington, Aug. 22,-The house interstate commerce committee con tinued work today on the Winslow bill proposing creation of a federal commission to make a sweeping in vestigation of the coal industry. Re- publican members hoped that the measyre would be ready for presen- tation today.
 Chairman Borah called a meeting of the senate labor committee to take up the presidents recommendation and hoped to get action on his own bill, which differs in some respects from the Winsow measure.
 The outlook as to relief from the coal shortage resulting from the strike was somewhat frightened to- day by the forecast of the central coal distribution commission placing pro- duction for the week beginning yes terday at between 5,O0D,000 and 6,0o0,000 tons. This total which would be the. highest output since the beginning of the miners strike in- cludes an estimated production of 1,5o0,0o0 tons resulting from the Cleveland agreement.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-22
ZIONISTS CONVENE

Waterbury, Aug. 22.-The annual New England district conference of the A. M. F. Zion church opened in this city today, at the local church. The annual sermon was preached this afternoon by Rev E. w. Cant of New ondon. The conference will close Saturday afternoon with a big outing in one of the local parks. An attend ance of 800 pastors and delegates is expected.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-22
Thompson and Seaburg
 Will Seek Reelection

Col A. L. Thompson will be a can.
 didate to succeed himself as treasur.
 CT, and Harold E. Seaburg will seek
 re election as secretary at state
 convention of the P. O. S. of A. in South Norwalk, Tuesday. The local delegates to the convention are: Ed
 ward N. Thompson, Lewis Car1e
 Frederick Carle, M. Y. Rancor, Will liam May. William Houck, Joseph
 Martell, Paul Stahlbush, Baker Mann w. A. McDanel, Nathan N. Han- |cock, Frank Thomas, Gaston Paradee. |C w. Taylor, John Mercer and Rob- ert Dean.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-22
French Heirs Expect
 Canadian Wealth Soon

Brussels. Aug. 22.-Several fam flies of workingmen near Mons have had their hopes raised by the possi- hility of being the heirs of one Leon- ard, dead in Canada in 1904, leaving fortune of 1o0,oo0,ooo francs.
 These heirs, numbering about 4o, only recently heard of the death of CT of several who was sal. to be own CT of sveral brush factories in the United States, Canada and France. Among them is miner, several times wounded in the war and now unable to work.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-22
WEATHER REPORT
Wednesday Unsettled and Showers
 Are Probable,

New Haven, Aug 22.-For Con- necticut: Partly cloudy and warmer tonight; Wednesday unsettled prob ably showers gentle to moderate south and southwest winds.
 Conditions: Cloudy and unsettled weather prevails in the central sec tions this morning, but pleasant weather along the coast and in the western districts. Showers have oc- cured during the last "A hours from Kansas eastward to Illinois. The western disturbance Is now central over Missouri.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather followed by increasing cloudiness and probably local show CTS by Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-22
STOPS WITHIN 30 FEET
Aeronaut in Government Service Says Planes Can he Stopped on Ordinary Tennis Court.

Farmingdale, L. T.. Aug. 22.-What was said to be new record for quick landing by an airplane was establish ed yesterday by Lawrence B. Sperry, one of the governors of the Aero nautical Chamber of Commerce.
 Lying In an army messenger plane at Mitchell field, Sperry stop ped within 50 feet of the spot where the machine first touched ground
 The plane was equipped with a com bination landing gear of wheels and "skids." and when in flight the entire wheel gear was dropped to the ground. A successful landing was then made with the skids.
 According to sperry. the experiment shows the possibility of landing in space as small as a tennis court. Brig. Gen. Mitchell, assistant chief of the air service, witnessed the flight
New Britain herald., 1922-08-22
ANOTHER STRIKE
Bremen on Southern Railway at Prfnceton Ind Go Out 1OIay

PTmCttOn, TIu., V'U VUt UI!Hy
 Princeton, Ind, Aug. 2o.-F'iremen of the Southern railway were on strike here today following refusal according to union officials of d demand that armed guards be withdrawn from the local shops.
 A fireman who was reporting for duty declared that he had been halted by guard who flourished gun. He reported the incident to union off, cials.
 A similar difficulty here was settled last week.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-22
ROUND WORLD PLIERS STOP

Calcutta, Aug. 22.-Captain Nor man MacMillan and Captain Maillins who left here Saturday for Akyab, Burma, in continuation of the round- the world flight abandoned by Major w. T. Blake because of illness were forced tc land on account of engine trouble and shortage of gasoline, says a message received today by the Calcutta statesman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-15
Transnarine Line
Officials Coming

Word was received yesterday by the
Chamber Of Commerce that II. c. Muel-
Ter and Joseph Scott Of the Transmarire
lines will be in Pensacola about Oct. 21
These men, who have the active op-
Grafton of the coastwise service in
charge, are coming to Pensacola to so
over all matters pertaining to the serv-
ice.
IN the institution Of a new service
there are necessarily many details TO be
worked out" said General Agent Fill
lette of the Transmarine lines, in PEN
sacola. often there are little matters
of terminal charges which can only be
adjusted when we know What situation
arises. The work Of issuing tariffs COW
ering all these little points is necessarily
slow procedure, and We are now in
formed that the Chamber of Comm cree
has worked out with the Transmarine
officials the many phases Of tariff con-
struction, all of which will DO finally
adjusted when Messrs. Mueller ana Scott
arrive in Pensacola
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tNTEaloo MOVEMENT
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 14.-outsida
traders took possession Of the cntto,,
market today and carried it to higher
levels in the face of a great deal or
week END realizing by old or longs and
no small volume of hedge selling. the
rcontinued storm warnings for the east
gulf Of Mexico. continued Improvement
in accounts from mill and dry goods
centers and reports Of a much better
spot demand at points in the interior
were all supporting influences. Late in
the day the market was at it's best. With
advances Of % to SO points with Dec.
up to 22.Q0 and March t1p to 22o5.
Around p cents, realizing by longs be-
came very heavy and checked the up-
ward movement The close. was 2f95
for December with the list showing ad-
vances on the day Of IS to Is points.
First advances Of 16 to I9 points were
due as much to reports of further good
demand for manufactured goods as to
anything else. The initial advance was
followed by reactions Of about ten points
but this soft spot was eagerly seized
upon by new buyers and for a while
the ring was very active, with the bulk
OK the business from outsiders.
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The Journals Market NeuUs
OIL LIENS STRONG
In FACE OF WEAK
STOCKS SHOWING
Other Oil Bonds Advance In
Sympathy With Invincibles
And Standard Of Calofirnia

NEW YORK, oct. 14.-Strengtb of on
company liens in the face Of the weak
ness Of locks. was the noteworthy fen
ture IN today's active bond dealings
lnvincible Oil SIS. which have beeo
strong most of the week, added 3 poin,s
today while Standard Oil of California
IS were pushed up two. Other oil bonds
advanced in sympathy. Liberties We're
stu under selling pressure as a result
of the governments new Ia per cent
Offering. The > 1-2's dropped % points.
While losses Of , to IA points took place
in the 1t series. all Of which sold I'M
der par. The new IA per cent gov
eminent loan traded on when issued"
basis on the curb market was still sell
ing at premium OF is per cent.
Southern Railway general As were
buoyant in response To the resumption Of
dividends on that roads preferred stock
gaining l l-2 points. Most Of the other
railroad issues We're under pressure,
losses Of l to , points being recorded by
st. Paul general les, Baltimore and
Ohio as, Hudson and Manhattan income
IS, Kansas City Southern IS and Colo
RADIO Southern l-2's.
Cuba Cane Sugar SIS and Cerro de
Pasco SIS up / 1-2 and points respec-
lively. were the features of the spe-
cialists.
Total sales par value, were $12.521 600.
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NEWS or REGORD

Paul Freeman and wife to c. II. Par
-ker. $4,000 and other consideration. Lots
6. :. s block f3S New city Tract
Runyan &. Co, a corp. to City Of Pen
sac6ia. $4,000. 90 and other consideration.
East 40 feet OF lots II. u, and 13, block
q. Water Front.
Maxent Corporation to The Pensacola
IL block 1873. Maxent Tract.
Dickson II. Garter, unmarried to Ekrs.
and Trustees, W. A. Blount, dec. $4,000
Lots TO II inclusive, block Sc Belmont
Tract. -.---
Hattie L. Withersten and husband 20
Ernest E. Lohr. $5oo.oo. ". 1-2 of W
t-2 of NV. Ia Of Section 90, tp. y. F.
81 West.
c. l.. Shine Trustee to Dickson Il.
Carter, $1,000 and other consideration.
Lots 6 to II, both inclusive, block Sc
Belmont Tract.
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,,00D BUYING POWER
0FVELOPS IN BRIEF
and ACTIVE MARKET
Numavr of Issues Including u.
+ steel Common Are Carried
To New Records.

>.r-. LEX. oct. 14.--Good buying
.r .orcd in today's brief and
market with the result that
sr issues, including United
g.. -..r' common, were carried to
,..a rar>rds for the year.
-,-. s,..H- avored by traders were
...-e0. saas' Of companies housing
...-. ear~..sas valuable for distribution
......, p, ease on resume dividend
..sf e"-se steel common, touched
., rs '.s c'osing price. Activity of
,r..~. "#, associated with a renewal
., -ors 0urerning possible declara
sock dividend. Other steeIs
...r.s7 .9 sympathy, Bethlehem b
..-,t-- . points: T4ackawanna 11-S;
.-,..t.u. SIS and Crucible IS.
,,ar,,aa Locomotive and General
.,...~,r each established new peak
80 daug the session the net gain
~. aucr amounting to nearly 40
&C. other shares which sold at rec
...ras were American Can and
ED. states Alcohol. each influenced
t..a.au'n trade conditions.
v.v.au Petroleum fluctuated withjn
1851 90 II nearly points. closing at a
.. '-es OF 5-S, after having established
,..~ TOP price at 207 So.
IA. PAU American issues also broke
..ga TO new highs and then Welded
%. tet nights figures on heavy sell
2 .zsurc Standard Oil of New Jer-
. en- above 29o, but succumbed with
.. rse, Of the oil shares, closing at net
~ So The break in Allis Chal-
,.= GAS pradicated on publication OF
earning statement. which showed a
Siderable decrease in. sales and net
..nig for quarter ending June so.
Execution Of an order for large
~, Of Frecport, Texas, stock, lat the
arkat resulted in 81 jump of IL
ITS. tho buying being based on divi-
..t possibilities Texas Gulf sulphur
SO was pushed up more than points
rprsth Of these issues rejecting the
var that the new export company OF
HDhur companies will have beneficial
tect on earnings,
Tail shares, especially the preferred
,ues. appeared to be IN good demand.
srrral Of y. J. touched a new top on
sroau turnover and good Improvement
rs noted in Missouri Pacific preferred
,.thern Railway preferred. Delaware
"a Hudson, and Baltimore and Ohio.
Foreign exchange rates were Irregular
srlinR continued strong and changes
most Of the other European rates were
important, except in the case OF Nor
gisn crowns which forfeited approx
ately half OF the "a points ADVANCE
sterday German marks were down
IL cents hundred.
The weekly clearing house, statement
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SUGAR AND COFFEE

NEW YORK. oct. H.-Spot coffee
quiet: Rio IS 10c; Santos As 15115 II.
showed A decrease Of s47,3S7. 900 In loans,
discounts and investments of member
banks and an increase Of s2I. 100000 IN
the reserve in the Federal Reserve bank.
Net demand deposits increased. SIS
541 goo and there was decrease OF
SEQ otO. 600 In time deposits, For the
first time in several weeks there was a
deficit In reserve amounting to S2,S32,-
ESQ.
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Confederate Veterans
Will Depart Tuesday

The delegates from Camp Ward. L. c.
V. will leave Tuesday to attend the re-
union OF the Florida Division at 1alla
hassee, and with them Col. Chas. NJ.
Williams, quartermaster general on the
staff Of Mai Gen. J. II. Sharp, com
mander OF the division.
Col. Williams and Gen. James A.
Thomas Of Dublin, Ga, who is com
mahder of the Army OF Tennessee de-
partment, will be the guests of Col w
A. Rawls i'll his commodous home on
Park avenue, Tallahassee.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Oct 14-Au grains az
eraged higher here today. rejecting the
strength of foreign markets. The un-
dertone was strong throughout the short
session and while there was liberal
profit taking. the offerings were readily
absorbed and prices advanced to a new
high on the present movement. At the
finish wheat was up ga cents to SIS
cents with December III IS to L12,
and May 1.12 3-S TO 1,t2 SIS; corn ad-
vaneed I 9-S to / "a cents; oats were
up SIS cents TO 1 SIS cents and provis-
ions ranged from . IL cents decline to
10 cents higher.
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WANTED--Stretching curtains nicely at
a reasonable price. Call at 1901 North
DeEillferS nr. ring 12n7.
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LIVESTOCK

JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 14-IIogs: Re
ceipts light; prospects steady; heavies
and packers 600; mediums soc; lights
500: heavy pigs 600: light pigs 7.Uj
roughs 4.O0G55O.
Cattle; Receipts light: prospects
steady; steers 2.5Ga s. 50; bulls 1900
$50; ycarllngs 2.o0Q2.5o; cows 2oo6
500: veal calves 4.ood5.5O; Gamers loo
n IN
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NAVAL STORES
JACK soNvIIiE

JACKSONVILLE.
JACKSONVILLE Oct. H.-Turpentine
firm las IL; sales 1873; receipts S35
shipments 258; stock 1881
Rosin firm; sales 355; receipts 1046
shipments 3,045; stock 161.o21.
Quotations.: B to F. SIS; G to NJ
5.6595.7O; \. SIS; VIC, eco; WV $50
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FOR RENT
NOTICE TO RESTAURANTS. HOTELS
RooMING. RoARD DING aNO
APARTMENT HOUSES

Al persons furnishing meals. lunches.
sleeping recommendations or renting fur
nisned ronis 10 refna nent or transient
quests for nay ara required by law % file
a dissertation and address OF their busi
nos. and saour" a state Inspection Ii
cbnsn from Tallahassee.
Hotels, Apsrtmc--. Roomine, Boarding
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Cotton goods
held firm today with a slight advance.
Yarns and buriaps also were firm while
the wool and silk markets were steady.
!obbers reported a steady increase In
road orders.
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION wANTED-To do steaogra-
mic or clerical work in office. Address
e" care Journal
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WAETED4=tnfurnish apartment. two
or three rooms and bath. Address to-
day, NIX. care journal.
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADSl
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SEVEN Insertions For The
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No advertisement taken for less
than IS cents.
Count the words in your advertise
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HUNTING DOGS and puppies, trained
and unframed. reasonable. P4rebreds.
Either Collles, Shepherds, FoNterriors or
Bull puppies, ali two months, males sl5;
females. IS each. Stamps for replies Oar
nail Kennels, Williamson, 6. c.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One Ssh. p. high-speed au-
tomato Skinner Engine. One 5Q-k u.
generator. Two 60-h. p. return tubular
boilers. Ideal equipment for small munic-
1pal light plant, saw mil or industrial
power plant. Also three motors, ali in
fine condition. Address p. O. Box 5S7,
Montgomery, Ala.
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HELP-FEMALE

SPLENDID opportunity offered expert
enced ladies doing fancy work at home.
Materials furnished. Independent concern.
Stamped envelope brings information,
Underwood Art Goods Company, Ports
mouth Ohio.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Ford speedster Completely
oyerhauled new tires $225. Can be seen
at 408 s. Baylen. Or call 118, Dockcns. Air
Station
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MORTGAGE LOAN
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-EasteTn Star pin Saturday night
on PalafoX st, between r. L. Giants and
Intendentia. Return to Miss Heed at
Whites Pharmacy and receive reward
LOST hound pup bull dog stripe each
side brindle. head brindIe, blaze bace
Reward. 213 f. Strong.
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DRESSMAKING

REsSMARTEG
PLAIN sEwING--23g ". Garden. Phone
1883 w.
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LODGE NOTICES

Special Communication of Pen
a sacol8 Lodge No. -, F.. &. A, NJ.
~ Thursday, Oct. 18th. at $3.50 D. m
&SA Work In the n N. Degree Wis
ting br"thers fraternally invited,
c. WHITE. W. p f,TrTTc
secretary ". II
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journal Want Ads
WANTED

WANTED-Couple of teams to do some
grading near Muskcogee. Address p. o.
Box 1911, City.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTs-our $3.50 ALL
wool tailored to order suits and over
coats are $40 cheaper than store priced
commissions paid In advance: Protected
territory Beautiful Assortment X .
swatehes free. ]. e. Simpson, Dept. 3iA
s3l Adams. Chicago.
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CABINET WORKS
DANCING

LESSONS In bah room dancing. 1os "
Gregory Phone 2Is.
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MEN OR WOA1EN--Salary $50. full time,
500 an hour spare time. selling guar
anteed hosiery direct to wearer. cotton.
silk. heather mixtures. International
Mills. Norristoxn, Pa.