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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

wanted by sick man
Manuscripts copied, envelopes addressed
Specially tow prices on religious work.
Madison 635s,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

SELL Niagara water motor. Whips cream
gigs, saHrpeSs KNIVES, .hsh.s ngttl,s
Toi!shes sIyaFwarc. Territory open
sample, !3.25. B!0Ig.tt Engineering
Tool Co. Roosevelt square, Detroit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

AGENTS-Youve always wanted bis
money. Here II Is. {l6 to {?a n day.
New patented aluminium handle cutlery
set. You simply display set and write
order. We deliver and collect. Pay you
daily. Experience unnecessary. Sample
free Try Il out. jennings NfG. Co,
n,v Ohio
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SALESMAN

Wanted by Rich m on d
wholesale house to call on
an established trade. APP
plicants will please give full
details as to age, business
experience, education and
compensation. Preference
given to man having either
furniture, music or similar
expert ence. Application
will be strictly confidential.
A 431, Care The Dispatch.
sALEsAAN-- wanted salesman oppor-
tuuiiy 20 t"c"m" member q. argar!gA.
iion selling a device q universal DE-
nianf. Perman-n; position Salary ana
commission. CAN Room 5!2 American
National Bank Building, $50 10 la:3O
Monday Inornlag.
SALEsHAN-w. have vt-y n..-..,,y.
opening in this territory Tor sa.r,.
man who has az ~ scut "a .ucc.,y..ri
selling record Our !ine - nationally ad-
verified aud widely known ana is .old
to the retail! automobile acc.s.,ry c..i
erS: permanent, ana p-1a;ab!s connec.
tons for sa!esnan ~hp WIN wnrk
consistently and take an ac,!v. in,.,n,,
ssIes experience. 81, care The DN
patch.
SALEsAAN wanted OF high chsrac,c1
and intelligence to become r.fmaaen,
member o. orsanizRtior selling devi".
~ universal demand. SHlary and com.
niss.On. Gail Room Sl2 American NJ.
{, iicnsl Bank Building, Mon1ay 2:sJ 10
~ r. II.
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AGESTS-Sodereze we a-e paying " AT
hour taking orders fer th!s newest IN
vention send for free OUTFIT and samples.
American Products Co., 5tti American
Hing. Cincinnati. ONO.
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

COLLIE rUPs-Two sable and white
males. Wuhur's Lyric Kennels. los East
broad Rock Road. Phone Randolph
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SALESMAN-Fruit tree salesman. Proit.
able. pleasant business for hustIers
Write today. Concord Nurseries, Dept.
1871. Concord. On.
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with twenty years. eI-
pericncc as inside salcHInAn with whole
salo Jobbins trade IN Richmond wants
permanent position with established
house. any line; not afraid of work Al
reference and bond. +. o.. Box 1908
Richmond.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities,

ONE OF ChicaBo's old substantial oorpor-
ations has opening for capable man TO
open ofilco and manage salosmon. High
class devices for which there In extra
ordinary demand svorywhere. zig
money-makinY possibilities for tho right
man; $500 to $4,000 necessary to finance
exclusive agency. WIN pay expense of
trip to Chicago for the nian we select,
sales Manaser. lis N. May b., Chicago.
ON ACCOUNT OF leaving city, viii tran.-
Ter lcnso. sell all furniture and furnish
mxs OF largo gooHiiny house; centrally
located; house and furniture In excellent
condition and Ill rooms rented. Madison
1919.
FOR sale. ON email monthly payments.
bakery. rvstRurant and Ice croam euutp-
mont; good location. Cheap rent win
take real estate In exchange. j. A.
Connelly Co.
MAN with Al references, experienced
salesman. wants to invest. with services
In established business, or Join man with
money In business interview con-
hdent!al. No promotion schemes. l.. o..
Box 1908.
"ASTED-Party to take active Interest
IN one of the beet-SoinK businesses on
Broad Street: prefer bookkeeper and
party that can inyest several thousand
dollars In same. This Is IL good PROPOSE
tlon AID worth looking into, or will sell
Inherent. Box X AGA. care Tho Dispatch.
WELL ESTADLISHED, high-ciuss local
manufacturing business. seasonal. net
ting 1900 Capable of steady und per
manent growth. Bears closest scrutiny
Price. $4,000. Address Box 4 AT, care
The Dispatch.
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extracts. perfumes. toilet goods E1
peEience unGeCessaty. CarnatIon Co
Dept. 3st. st. Louis
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SELL. Holmes ;!res and iubcs. No capital
required 800 weekly income. Pr.g.
sells inem. quality gets recorders.
Holmes Huber CO., 1895 West Fifteenth
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AGENTS-,t0-i:o0 week. Free samples.
Gold sign letters ANY one can pui on
store windows. Big demand. L.Ue:a!
orer 20 general agents. Metallic Let;
ter Co. tS5 North Clark. Chicago.
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A BUSINESS OF YOUR OwS-Make
sparkling glass rnric plates, numbers
cheeIerSoards. ncdalilons. signs: big
illustrated book mailed free. +. Palmer.
zoe Wooster. Ohio.
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AGENTS-}S 20 tlb daily easy. Your pay
IN advance introducing new style guar
antecd hosiery. Must wear or replaced
free. No CAPITAL or experience required.
lust show samples. Write orders. We
nished: all colors and grades. including
silk Dept. Use. Mac-O-Chee Malls Co.,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
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married. ana With IL years.
experience Of executive a.d road worry
wants IN opportunity to d.inonstrat. hi,
worth. Phones. Madison 1889, Madison
3g23-W,
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AGENTS. crew managers. cell combination
shopping bags; fastest seiler out. factory
prices; 1909 pront. Smith made tits
last week Experience unn-cessaFy.
Free Circular. Peiletier Rubber Com
paay III North Dearborn, Chicago.
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SELL on! Hsn's talioreG-;o- measure S33.5O
suits direct 70 ~earsr. This low price
!na~cs numerous sales and big commits
s!ons certain. Commissions paid daily.
spring samples ready. spec!a! propvs!-
ton 20 men writing Immediately. Style
Ceuicr Co, Cincinnati Ohio.
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SPECIALITY sALEsMEE.

AHy aure-enough salesman, who has the
proper Intestinal equipment. who is ":our
square and willing 10 work. can max.
not !ess th&n $4,000 per year helping us
20 continue the breaking OF all life insur-
ance records. Great opportunity for the
men who can qualify. Laxi year We
wrote fifteen millions. How? lie; us tell
you We have the plan. We furnish the
leads Best contract in the State. All
communications strict confidence. =. Q.
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new styie written guar
anteed hosiery. $500 month easy. Must
wear ar replaced free. wearer is judge.
You simply displhy and write order
We deliver ana collect. Pay you daily.
Experience unnecessary. sample free.
Jennings Mfg. Co.. Trial 2sss, Dayton
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A0ENTs-'5 70 3I5 day ecsy; experience
unnecessary. Gin! l.eatEerct;e Shop
ping Bags. selling Ike "liddrr. Every
lady wants one. w..soE-OE!a wires sAi!
gross. sample free. Hal!cn N,s. Co.
Dept 1855. baltimore Bag. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

AGENTS-B.g pronts selling combination
shopping bags, waterproof aprons, sar!-
tsry speciaitieh: manutt ctureTs ioS.st
orices: free samples. Write Ideal Meg.
CO L. South Wells. Chicago.
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WE pay $40 weekly. '5c hour spare tine.
selling hosiery. guaranteed wear four
months. Srr!ng line. Big opportunity.
Experience unnecessary. BoS {, Darby.
Pa
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50 LESAIAN-Man with twenty yearn' or
perionce as inside salesman with whole-
sale jobbing trado In Richmond want.
permanent position with established
house. any line. not afraid of work. Al
reference and bo.d. i. Q. Box 1908
Richmond
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SOME TERRITORY LEFT--It you can
convince US you arc tbs man for the
place, you can SECURE exclusive sale OF
Ford accessory ;hat will Interest every
Ca: owner and garage proprietor. Send
references with application. wlseiocs
sales corpn. 23s w. FIity-hfh Street.
Sew YORK
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OFFICE MAS-Compe,ent experienced
o.iice man desires position at once with
Bome good hrm as assistant bookkecrer
or some good clerical work: would con-
sider craftsmanship Or collecting also: A 4
references. Box II $50. care The Dis
patch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

YOUR chance TO MAD. n!g money, re-
s.!vering mirrors, auto retrctots metal
l!A.Ins chandeliers. bcts:cEds. Quit .ur-
Hlnhed. Write Tor particulars. Inter
nations! Laboratories Dept. y IL. sGJ-
3li F!trh Avenue, New YORK
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.GESTS-wonderful imported invention
lust received. No competition Every
body buys. Exclusive. Opiimo Fac
tories sc South state Street. Chicago,
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PAlSTER--I am irB;-class nli-arnund
auto painter. striper and nnisher: cap
bic OF taking charge. Address Box
\ 40. care The Dispatch.
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RAP1iER--lIcYinnoT willing Ia
star, on a small alury. desires positIon
Immediately. uox II 800. care The Dts.
match
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prohts. start manu-.
featuring polar pie: new sensations!
seller, ice cream In sealed chocolate
she'll: lec package. cost &C. We 'aI
nish everything except ice cream. Oui.t
and completes Instructions. S2I.ae.
Shafer Co 5oI jackson, Chicago.
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busy on auto bright; only
guaranteed auto body and furniture
poI.sh on market: 1909 proa;: 10 capi-
tail Sample furnished. Thurston ME-.
Co. eo4 Art Street. Dayton, Ohio.
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AGENTS, $40 DAILY. selling our guar
an,eet greatest labor and inonsy-sav-
Ing household necessity Big repeater.
sales guaranteed. Agents sample free
The Collier Company, Richmond HiiI,
New YORK.
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AGEN TS-Ouick adjustable always grip
wrench for automobile and all pur-
poses where wrencEes arc used. Takes
p!Tte OF monkey and pipe wrench. Large
profits. Sample, Tbc. Always Wysnch
Company i6S Mercer Street. New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

Private Instruction Is
PRIVATE conching graded and high
school subjects. boys OF girls; csc nm
hour: afternoons only. Mrs. White.
Randolph s233-W.
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MFG. CO. G753-C Goodyear
Bui!ding. Kansas CITY. So. has open
ing FOR statesmen 70 take 0rdorR for
tailored. ;o-Ineasu!. .ainp1ooied all
weather coats. No experience needed
Big commissions IN advance We do
l!ssr and collect. Complete OUTFIT and
tEl.y fr.
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THE ra.ncoa: season ia cominr-MaLe
200 weekly selling cTesco nll.weathcr
top coats: selling outat free. Improved
Nfg. Co, Dept. 255. Ashland. Ohio.
INVENTOR STARTLES MOTORISTS
Mechanical marvel prevents blurred
windshe!ds. ono sw!pc Keeps entire
Windshield clear 20 hours: railways
same: sells ~; Ats pocket: years guar
arteo. Clarke sold CT two hours
Security AfG. Co.. Dept. CO., Toledo,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-22
GEoRGIA--LEE COUNTY.

Under and by virtue Of an execution
issued from Lee Superior Court in favor
OF the Bank Of Dawson, Of Dawson, Ga.
/ will sell for cash, TO the highest bidder,
before the Court House doorin Leesburg,
Lee County. Ga. on the End day OF Jan
uary 1923, at the usual time and place OF
sheriff sales; That farm situated in Smith
vile district said county, containing one
hundred and seventy acres of land more
or less, south east of Smithville and
known as the 1aywood place, being all
OF lot of land number seven west of Muck
alec creek Thirty acres Of land more or
less in Smithville, Ga. known as the
Turner Evins tract, on the west side Of
the public road leading from Smithville
TO Muckalee creek, and on East side of
Turner Street. Also one house and lot in
Smithville Ga. bounded on East by lands
of DR., II. Smith, South Mrs. w. D..
Wells, West Mrs. Goodman, North by
Hill Street Levied on and sold as the
property OF Mrs. Eva Turner and II, v.
johnson. to satisfy said execution, they
being defendants named therein, Tenants
notified. November 1922
p. C. COXWELL,
Sheriff Lee County.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-22

During the coming spring, the Cen
Bus Bureau win make a test OF the
birth records of Georgia and unless
many of the counties increase the mum
Der Of births registered, similar show
ing will be made, which Will not re-
fleet credit on the county.
In the first six months Of 1922, there
were SO counties showing the birth OF
over 80 babies per 1000 population
with % counties showing rate below
Is, although in North Carolina In 1921
there were five counties which showed
a rate over 48, and Is counties between
go and 40. The banner counties In
Georgia during the first six months OF
1922, with their birth rates, were as
follows Quitman 80, Pickens 80,
Bleckley, Habersham and Towns 81,
White 36, Appling, Brantley, Catoosa,
Charlton, Cherokee, Douglas, Fannin,
Forsyth, Gilmer, Grady, Hall, Haral-
son, Hart, Heard, Jones, Lanier"r
Long,, Marion, Milton, Mitchell, Mont
gomery, Pork, Toombs, Union, Epson
Walton and Wayne had a rate between
80 and 35.
This is an excellent showing for these
counties, and many others will show
up we'll in the coming examination for
every registrar has received a state
ment indicating the shortage OF his
district, and the active registrars are
at work now securing not only the
current records, but also those for
births that have occurred and have
not been filed during the past months.
The poorest registration was shown in
% counties which are thought to have
filed only 500 or less of the births
that occurred. They are as follows:
Baldwin 39%o, Bulloch 500, Burke
24%c, Butts 4S9o, Calhoun 4296, Chat
tahoochee $3.50, Coffee $3.50, Cook 50%
Dawson 1879, Emanuel 500, Fayette
50%, Glynn 46%o, Hancock $3.50, Har-
ris 409S, Lee 800, Liberty 300,
Lowndes 34qo, Pulaski 24%, Sumter
1879, Taliaferro 39%, Washington 4O%
and Wilkes 1870.
LAS ol0hCAhOAI 1llet0O oO Ihok thC
citizens in those counties showing a
shortage during the first six months Of
this year may know what to expect
unless they demand and assist the reg
istrars of births and deaths to secure
complete record of every birth that
has occurred in their county this year.
II county falls below the average in
the examination, 1t is because the reg
istrars were not active or the people
did not give them the necessary help.
This matter concerns all law-abid-
ing citizens.
Our courts are overloaded with new
trials and appeals on questions, involv-
ing the age, birthplace, legitimacy, citi.
zenship or parentage; the date or
place or cause of death of some indi-
vidual, which questions could be set
tied Immediately If complete record
OF each birth and each death had been
legally filed, as is now required by
the vital statistics law. The cost of
birth and death registration is insight
icant when compared with the costs
of such trials.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-22

care can be taken as to avoid compli-
cations, chief of which is pneumonia.
First of all, call your physician and
let him tell you how to avoid the COM
plications.
The disease is highly contagious, and
is passed from one person to another.
1t has been transmitted by the blood,
but the most likely source of infection
is the secretions from the nose, mouth,
throat. The period Of incubation, that
is, from the time one is exposed until
the illness comes on, is from nine to
eleven days. The rash is quite con-
slant, appearing about the thirteenth
or fourteenth day. One peculiar thing
about measles is that it reappears
about every third year in thickly set
tied localities. In more sparsely settled
sections they are farther apart. 1t is
highly contagious before the eruption.
The eruption can be seen in the mouth
several days before it breaks out"
Koplik spots should be looked for in
all children who have been exposed,
and if the mouth shows signs or they
seem to have a fresh cold, the eyes
red and fever develops, they should be
at once isolated Isolation of the pa
tient for two weeks is considered safe.
An attack Of measles seems to lower
the resistance for other diseases, per-
haps more so than any other of our
infectious diseases. 1t is owing to this
cause that we have tuberculosis and
pneumonia following the disease. Ev-
cry article used by the patient or that
comes in contact with the patient
should be burned, boiled or sterilized in
some way. The attendant should be
sure to wash the hands carefully and
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-22
PREVENTION OF SMALLPOX.

The key to the prevention of small
pox is vaccination. If all people II
community have been vaccinateC
within five years, no epidemic Of
smallpox will occur in that commun
ity. Smallpox in person vaccinated
twice is uncommon.
Secondary in prevention is the quar-
antine of the smallpox case and of all
unvaccinated persons who have come
in contact with the case. Quarantine
of the case alone is not sufficient, as
it would not prevent infection from
those who might be still in the incu-
baton period of the disease.
On the appearance of smallpox the
health officer urges all who have never
been vaccinated or who have not been
vaccinated within five years to be vac.
cinated, knowing that if the people fol-
low out this common sense procedure,
they will be immune to the disease.
The result is that if all are vaccinated
the health officer knows that he has
no smallpox to fear, other than those
lew persons infected before they were
vaccinated.
Z Persons vaccinated from 1 to 4 days
after exposure to case of smallpox
rarely have the disease, the vaccina.
Fion protecting them.
Unvaccinated school children or
teachers should not be allowed to at
tend school, as they form a group sus-
Iceptible to smallpox.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-22
DIPHTHERIA ANTlToxlN.

The question of the immunization OF
one for diphtheria is perhaps one Of
the greatest that we have to consider
in the preventive line. 1t offers the op
portunity also of giving the most salts
facotry results.
The age period that is most likely
to contract the disease is from {
months to three years. The grea1
problem of prevention then, is very
early in life. Very few infants under
8 months are susceptible-from 3
months of 6 months 80 per cent will
be positive.
Passive immunity can be obtained
by giving a small dose of Antitoxln'
The immunity so induced is very IN,
definite and short, possibly 8 to {
weeks. 1t is not the best procedure,
though it is often used. The State
Board of Health does not advise it ex'
cept under exceptional circumstances.
Perhaps it would be well for us tc
say further along the line of the i'm
munizing doze of Antitoxin that Anti
toxic immunity cannot be depended
unon to stamp out the infection. II
has several disadvantages that should
not be disregarded; the bacilli re-
main in the threats of those lmmun'
lied and the disease continues to crop
out from time to time as the Anti
toxin disappears, it is very expensive
time consuming and the resulting
serum reactions often disturbing
There isn't any question that it should
be replaced by Toxin-Antitoxin.
The State Board of Health furnish.
es the Schick test free, but does not
furnish the Toxin-Antitoxin. We fur
nish culture tubes and make tests for
Diphtheria without charge when sub.
mitted by your physician.
All children over Is months old
should be given a Schick test, an4
all positives should be given Toxiry
Antitoxin. 1t would be best to gipS
to all babies unde' Is
months. Recent views by DR. Cark
show that go of the dose of Toxin
Antitoxin first used is sufficient to
give permanent immunity against the
dread disease. This small dose will
not produce a reaction but will pre-
vent the disease Whatl
a wonderful statement that is.
By cooperation we can entirely
eradicate Diphtheria. Don't you think
It worth while.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-22

be justly enforced without complete
birth registration covering the entire
state for the parent who Intentionally
violates these laws will misrepresent
the age of their children and such rec
ords must be in the hands of those
who are to enforce such laws.
The disabled soldiers of the world
war are entitled to all that is allowed
them by the Federal government, which
will not grant claim for increased
compensation for child until certi-
fled birth certificate If such certificate
can be secured has been issued by the
State Bureau of Vital Statistics and
filed by the disabled soldier with the
Federal government.
Out of the 10 States east of the Mis-
sissippi river, only six fail to secure,
according to the Federal Census Blu
reau, an excess of 900 of the birth
records. They are Delaware, West
Virginia, Tennessee, Florida, Alabama
and GEORGIA. If, in the coming ex-
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-22

change the clothing before mixing with
the family or other people. No one
other than the one acting as nurse
should visit the sick room. The WIN
dows Of the room should be darkensd,
as the light hurts he eyes. A direct
draft on the patient should be avoided,
yet the room should be perfectly ven
tilated. Don't fill the patient with med
icines and teas to break out the mea-
sIes; send for the doctor and have him
keep in touch with the patient, thereby
avoiding complications.
Keep little children away from the
measles; keep them from catching
measles just as long as possible; re-
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-22

animation, it is found that more than
300 of the births are being recorded,
then Georgia will be admitted to the
Registration Area with the other pro-
gressive States. If not, then she will
remain in that backward class, in which
q deed to every foot Of land is re-
corded, every standardized animal is
registered, but in which the human
baby about whom you hear so much,
as to its value to the State and as
to the protection of its rights and as
to the prevention of its unnecessary
deaths, goes along with the cur dog,
the razor back hog and the jackass,
unregistered. Consistency is indeed a
rare jewel,
The reputation of county for law
enforcement may be made or ruined
very easily. In this examination, there
will be no estimates as to the enforce
ment of this law, for nothing hut veri-
fled facts will be accepted, and the
county will be rated on these verified
records.