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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-21
.RINEHEIMER, PENNSY
EMPLOYEE, ATTACKED

David L Rineheimer, a blacksmith
who has been employed at the Penn
sylvania railroad shops here since the
first part of July and who lives at New
Paris. Ohio, was attacked by about Is
men near his home Friday night about
9 o'clock and was badly beaten
Most of his injuries were in the form
of severe decorations about the face
and head, several stitches being nee
essary to bind the wounds together
From the appearance of the victim il
was evident that some heavy weapon
such as section of pipe, had been
used by his assailants.
No clew was found as to the identity
of the attackers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-21
Mems & Boys Specials For
Monday

One lot Of Boys All Wool Sweaters, slip-over
style, assorted colored combinations such as
brown and tan black and orange, etc, sizes
to 16 years; special Monday SO 20
Boys heavy weight Trousers, full lined, dark
mixtures sizes to 16 years, 81 90 value; very
special Monday, pair ------S1 Xxx
Mems extra fine quality Cotton Socks, black
or brown, all sizes, special Monday pr. 25H
Boys Sweaters, either button or slip-over STYLE
grey or red sizes to 16 years; Monday. QS<
Mems medium weight Union Suits, sizes 80 to
46; special Monday, a suit ---- S0@
Boys Overcoats, dark mixtures, sizes to
years; special Monday -----S4.S 81
Mems heavy ribbed or fleece Shirts and Draw
ers, all sizes, special Monday, a garment I'D
Boys F1annelette Gowns or Pajamas, all sizes.
special Monday, garment 05A
Mems heavy fleece Union Suits, all sizes, spe-
clai MONDAY suit ----------------S1.19
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-21
AN HONEST MANI

A young lawyer wrote a prominent
practitioner in Dallas, Tex, asking
what chance there was for a man OF
his stamp. in that section. He said:
Il am a Republican in politics, and
am an honest man."
The Texan wrote back:
"1f you are an honest lawyer, you
will have no competition here, and as
you are a Republican, the game laws
will protect you."-From Everybody s
Magazine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-21
Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: l have chill
dren in school and someway they get
lice. | have got rid of the lice, but it
seems as If cannot get the dead nits
off their hair. What will take them
off? ANXIOUS PARENT
Wash the children's hair, and while
1t is wet comb it with a fine dandruff
comb. This will remove most of the
nits, and the rest can be picked off
easily while they are wet.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-21
Housefurnishmgs Dept. Specials
For Monday

One lot of large size Washable Rag Rugs
worth up to $500, for Monday. ----Sl. 80
SITE Marquisette Curtains, Hemstftched with
Lace Edge, Monday, pair -----------9SG
Remnants OF Percales put mp IN bundles to
maIcn, Dundfe
25-yard roll Of Carpet Pssper for Monday-59G
Remnants of Outing F7annels put ND in bun
dies to match, Monday, bundle ---25G
Dark green Window Shades for Monday-4S&
Large Remnantsof' Cretunnes for Monday o.
Remnants OF Percales nor Monday, each--2&
s12.5o guaranteed Ale Felt Mattresses, fnIl
size, MONDAY --------------~-
Remnants of Outing F1amels for Monday ID
$1,000 full size Mattresses, ha1f feit and cot
ton' ror Monday SO
Remnants of Curtain Goods, long lengths, for
MONDAY, eacn .~----p----~-~~-~-> DC
$1,000 Bed Outfit with 2in- post bed. feIted
mattress and a guaranteed sagfess spring;
MONDAY at ----S21.OO
$500 full size combination Mattress with art
ticking, for Monday -------------S5. 9S
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-21

Look-For Monday we win
have another lot of Ladies'
or Growing Girls brown calf
or patent lace Oxfords. You
will say they are worth SIS
but M onday's price is
Brown .-------S2.9 50
Patent .---------.S3.19
Specfal-Infants' patent but
ton Shoe, smooth turn sole,
field mouse, black or cham
payne, kid top, sizes 3 to
8, Monday at ---S1.6 SO
Brown kid at --....Sl.59
These bargains won't last
long.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-21
POISE

An apt definition for poise is: The
quality that keeps a hostess smiling
when a departing guest holds the
screen door open and lets the flies in
From Eyerybody's Magazine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-21

Short hip length jackets are
fashions newest hobby. Velvet,
duvetyn, fur and fur fabrics are
used in mixing these jaunty little
coats and tiey may be vorr with
frocks or separate skirts to make
complete costumes. This black and
white outfit shows a black velvet
skirt and turban worn with a white
caracul coat.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-21
Yard Goods Specials
For Monday

25c Fall Dress Ginghams, Monday, yd...15G
Zoe yard wide heavy neeced Outing FIannels,
Monuay' yard 1910
Heavy F1eeced Double Bed Blankets, Monday,
$500 heavy Wooley Fleeced large size Plaid
Blankets, special, pair .............S1 02
72x84in- heavy fleeced Plaid Blankets, special,
pair ..-.......... .......-..--.... SSS.0S
BIB. roll Comfort Cotton in one sheet size
72x9O; Monday, roll MISREPRESENTATION
Yard wide Percales, light and dark, yard 15G
1Sc fast colored Apron Ginghams, Monday,
ydTu ....-.....- 1OG
$1.O0 All Wool Serge, yard wide, I'd. .70N
S1.00 fancy Plaid and Checked Dress Materials,
Hhonuoy' ydIu ''.'.-- ......7SC
1915 All Silk Canton Crepes for Monday, per
ydiu ........--... S2.9S
1926 All Silk Trico-Knit special I'd. 50 70
$3.50 All Wool Skirtings, IS inches wide spe-
S9c extra good Turkish Towels, Monday 25G
1Sc extra good quality Unbleached Muslin,
MoHudy' ydrd .121AG
Csc yard wide Marquisette Curtain Materials,
Special yaro
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-21
Underwear, Hosiery, Etc, Priced
For Monday

Ladies' Union Suits, white or flesh colored all
sizes and styles; Monday ....0SH
Children's black Sateen Boomers .---..29G
Ladies' fleece lined Hose, pairs for 81 90
Hair Ribbons for school, our best grade in all
colors, Monday, per yard -.-.-22H
Our famous Elastic Top Corsets, Monday soc
Children's Flannelette Boomers, Monday 29G
Look! Just received new style Earrings all
coIors, MONDAY SOC
One lot Ladies' new style Purses, Monday CSC
Ladies' new Wool Mixed Hose, all colors 97G
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
MISCELLANEOUS
A NATIONS BALANCE SHEET

One man became convinced that a nat,o,.
AFFAIRS could be run as economically ~"
business corporation. General Daws. ~ .
how he effected an immense saving tteils
Aisyuptiny oovernmsnt departments. An0u'
stai estici1 c n ths Mssa.ins Section or * *.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

,s!erra Pacific Electric Company. quarterly
stock OF record July Is.
American. Light and Traction Company.
quarterly OF IN per cent on preferred and
per cent on common, and quarterly stock
dividend OF per cent In common stock. ali
payable August l to stock Of record JULY IA
FsjaTdo sugar Company. quarterly OF ~
per cent. payable August to stock OF record
July 20.
The General Electric. Ltd. London. d,yi-
dend OF per cent FREQ OF tax. against 10
per cent last year,
Borden company, sen!;snnual Of 4 per
cent on common payable August Is TO stocI,
Of record Ausust l and two Quarterly OF liz
per cent on preferred. payable September il
and December Is to stock of record Sen.
tonber l and December /.
8. II. Krsss Company, quarterly 81 an
Common. payable August ! to stock Of record
July 20. - ''''''
Phil ladslphia Warehouse Company. ,.m,.
OF record July 81. 'S"
Homestake Mining monthly a5 cents. nav.
able July 25 to stock of record July 20 N~'
United Eastern Mining Company quarter,y
IS cents. payable July IS TO stock Of recorS
July 8.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
Reserve Banks Discount a..

Official redscount rates at tho ,r,.,.
eral Reserve Banks are az follow WE'VE Fed
treas. LIB. Com'l Bkrs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
MODERATEADVANCE
IN RAIL SHARES
Better Outlook for an Early Set.
Element Of Strike Of
Shopmen

New York, July 6.-The strength Of
the rails was the outstanding as well a,
the most encouraging feature of today's
somewhat broader stock market. II
was a rather belated response Of the
better outlook for an early settlement
Of the railroad shopmen's strike, more
especially as the market community at
no time treated the rail strike threat
very seriously. Trading was a little
larger in volume and showed broaden
ing tendency, yet nevertheless conspicu.
ously lacked the snap heretofore attend
ing the constructive movement.
While the improvement in the rail
division was general, the leadership
centred in the cotton carriers. Atlantic
Coast Line and Louisville and Nash
vile were the most prominent Of that
particular group, and the strength
here was not due so much to the better
juicy melon cutting by the Louisville
and Nashville, the bigger slice, Of
course, by reason Of the controlling
interest, going to the Atlantic Coast
Line. However, all the high grade rail
shares were strong, while the more
speculative issues occupied a secondary
position.
There may have been some influx in
the outside demand, but the market
as whole still retained an unmistaka-
BILE professional coloring. In a large
measure, therefore, much Of the morn
ing improvement could safely be as
cribed to the covering Of the short In
terest, not only in the industrials, but
in the railroads as well.
In the oils there was the same con.
ficting movement. Further pronounced
strength Of the domestic stocks, with
Standard OIL Of New Jersey gaining
over points, was offset by renewed
weakness Of the Mexican issues. Con-
slant pressure caused Mexican Pete to
drop 51a points. with losses of over 2
points In the Pan American issues. The
roppers. on the other hand, strength
ened on the more favorable reports from
the red metal industry, but the group
as a whole did not make much headway.
The independent steel shares were ham
licapped to some extent by the weak
ness Of Nova Scotia Steel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
PENNSY MADE new |
TOP FOR THE YEAR
Trading In General List Dull, but
Higher Prices Were
Recorded

Pennsylvania Railroad was the star
attraction Of the local market, estab.
fishing q new high record for the year
| at 48N and the highest touched since
1920. It also represents q recovery Of
II points from the low quotation Of last
year. There was an active demand for
the stock from the outset, which con.
tinued during the morning marked BY
the unusual spectacle Of 4 progressive
raising Of the bids 40 the price steadily
mounted into new high ground.
With all existing differences ironed
out between the management and the
dissatisned employees there 10 q grow.
ing impression that the restoration Of
earlier than expected. This thought,
however, 10 being vigorously and frankly
discouraged BY banking interests in
close touch with the management. .Ac.
cording to their statements the board
would be very reluctant in making any
change in the dividend policy until there
had been q material increase in the gross
revenues. It Is admitted, however, an
early settlement Of th colae strike might
cause some alteration in the attitude,
especially II the general traffic apart
from the coal tonnage continues on the
same improving scale as recorded dur.
ing the last three months.
A resumption Of the coal tonnage,
Of course, would produce q marked in.
crease In the gross revenue, because a
free movement Of fuel would have
corresponding stimulating influence upon
industrial operations along the entire
Pennsy system. These same interests
still firmly believe the we'll known con.
servattsm Of the board would lead them
to defer any change In the dividend
policy until the future was well as.
sured. Therefore 1t would seem to be
encouraging false hope to look for the
restoration Of the 8 per cent rate until
the final quarter of the current year.
Trading otherwise In the local stocks
continued sluggish and uninteresting,
but the tone was strong and prices
where changes were made ruled higher.
Confirming the narrowness Of the cur.
rent market, American Railways com.
mon regained IN points Of the decline
sustained in the preceding sessions,
reaching 12h. Philadelphia Electric
issues remained firm at the recent
prices. U. G. !. eased of after ad:
vancing to 51k. West Jersey and
Seashore was up 4 on moderate deal.
ings, as was Lehigh Navigation. The
possibility of the reopening of the con.
troversy oyer the sale of the Lehish
and Wilkes. Barre Coal Company
property failed to incite any great
amount Of interest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
MoNEY.LENplNG RATES

NEW YORK-Money on call. both ella ma,
Of collateral. opened today at Az psr een1
for lending and renewing.
PHIJ.ADEPHIA-Cali. ~ to 8 per cent
time. ~ to Az per cant; commercial pa Der
three to six months. 4h to ~ per cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
LONDON STOCK MARKET
List Irregular and Without Leader.
shlp-IndustrIais Spotty

London, July G.-Although quiet, oil
shares were harder on the Stock FIX.
change today. Royal Dutch was 80,
Shell Transport and Trading 4 11-18
and Mexican Eagle 3 3-16. Failure Of
the directors Of the Bank of England
to reduce the minimum rate OF discount
led to dullness in the gilt edged list.
French loans were weak in sympathy
with exchange.
Unfavorable Continental advices
caused Kaffirs to wayer. The indus
trial list was firm in spots. Hudson q
Bay was 6B. Rubbers were steady
but inactive.
Some home rails moved upward on
repurchases. Dollar descriptions lacked
steadiness, but changes were slight.
Further gains were registered in Argen .
tine rails on demand from investors.
Generally, the markets were irregular
and without leadership.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
BANK ClEARINos

Bank clearings today compared with cor.
Bs,s bs.ssi S$S SSS sss
N. e.. 7d8.sOO.ooO 66l. 500. 900 s71, sS2. Se
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
Commodity Markets
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. July 6.-The wheat market
declined &c to 1c at the opening and
early in the day was weak with further
losses under heavy selling. reports Of
further rains and moderate temperatures
in the spring wheat States were con-
sidered highly favorable for the new
crop and in absence Of important ex-
port buying. there was little to attract
buying. The Liverpool market was
unchanged for July but I'D lower for
September. and the July price in Min
neapolis was off cent.
Corn started Nc to &c lower and
rules weak. There were deliveries Of
SS9, 200 bushels on July contracts in
Chicago. Exporters declared that buy
ers abroad were refusing to follow the
recent advance.
Oats declined Nc to asc in sympathy
with the other markets and in absence
of an active cash demand.
Provisions were quiet but steady on
an advance of 10c to 15c in the price
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06

asr, silver was Va lower in London today
\ k S6k6 W et,,sf esst ...,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
MARKS MAKE ANOTHER Low
German Currency Quoted q
.0022X-Franes Decline

New York. July 6.-The opening
quotations In foreign exchange this
morning disclosed marks at a new low
point. francs down 8 points. Belgian
and lire lower, while all the rest of
the list showed overnight gains, Swiss,
Amsterdam and sterling being strong.
Quotations were:
Sterling cables 4.46A, demand
4.45A franc cables S.15, checks S.14;
Belgian cables 7.8l, checks 100; lire
cables 4.55, checks 4.54; Swiss cables
i9.d2. checks 1900; peseta cables
1913. checks 1896; Danish cables
10, checks 2l.65; Norway cables
1898, checks 1850; Swedish cables
431S'W, checks 25:95; giilder cables
The rate of premium in Montreal to.
day on New York funds was l l-l6
per cent. The rate Of discount in New
York today on Canadian funds was /
Central European exchanges this
morning were irregular, Greeks and
Finnish both showing sharp declines
and Czecho- Slovakian showing i'm.
provement. Rumanian, .57la; Bull
garian. ia; Austrian, .OO5; Hungar.
ian. 90; Serbian, 1.24; Czecho- Slo.
vakian, ! 1.05; Jugo- Slavian, 81; Fin.
nish. 2.H; Greek, 2.65; Polish,
.O2l5.
Yesterdays CLOSING QUOTATIONS
93:gG::' 3:g:. ::ss IT. H. '''Ss's; ss$;;
ToDAY'S OPENING QUOTATIONS
Demand w i!S* :ts$* tEi?'' 8? .ss !s o'is:1: ss.i:
Sao'es ','''' $so% si5 sos 81. 80
| BAR silver
| Bar silver was hd lower In London to-day
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
Raw Sugar Market

New York. July 8.-The raw sugar market
IL active and a shade hrTner with Cubas for
July shipment quoted quoted, at shc cost and
3 Slide. cost and freight. In addition TO
tho sale Of Philippine. Cubas and Mauritus
rspoIted on loNS N%ednesdIy lnSa rssfncr nsd
Also, c. l.. T.. while operators acquired
10. 900 bags Cubas for July loading at 8.loc.
a.loc. (, o, b. Arrivals Of raws on We'd
n.sdsy included al.0oo bags Cuba. to the
900 bags TO the Federal; $4,000 bags to the
Warner; 10000 bags Cubas and 5000 bags
Porto Ricos to Arbuckls Brothers; 5000 bag
bags Jamaica's en- route to Canada.
The local refined market Is som ,wha I
less per cent by the P,lrsylyaria Susur
and 10 points to G.30c ass . PER cent by
wise the market IL unchsiged, the range OF
prices now being 6.:0c to Q. 400. less per
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, July 6.--The suspension
Of business on the Santos Exchange
had an unsettling effect on sentiment
here, and trading on the opening call
Of the coffee futures market was very
quiet. prices being unchanged to 9
points lower.
Temperatures In the State OF Sac
PauIo we're again low. ranging from SO
70 d. buC light frosts at this season
o. the year are not likely 70 Go any
damage.
The market, late in the fore-o DON
was virtually at standstill, traders
here waiting further developments from
Brazil regarding political troubles there
which have closed the e6changea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

,spd spsfSs1Ifsh; Sssa HsS!y Ju!y HOGS - Ree.,D,,
sssvy sSs ny workers; iish,'gME:s: iish,' solE:
steady; w Sheep. $3.50; lambs. II. :So .S head.
Ton iSSES-Heee'pts. ~ 100 head. St..nx
,on Eass Ss.6 S6un"lS; July observation-disclosures.
head: SSc higher. Ss' s5QoCIaa! Calves receipts. ao6
nesss' sssS h;sHsa "a s,,o9r
sgi1 go; workers., light yorkers '"eI, nn, Ill sa
she sREEP ETSvsSI xN1 iaM,sssss tei M,,sssi $500 ' DIES
Lambs LAM and yearl,nss. soc hish.r,' ia 11O head
,.ss, cincinnati. July e.--HoGs-Rsc.,nt, a,oo
igA II %. sraons na 70 zoo higher; heavies sd1G
IT, ii2o s0ws stsu. Gsi?o pigs and isSs eSSYs SYS
CATTLE-Receiptn 7oo h,
slow; hxsS s4aSs Good. 'oo higher: common nSS
sHEEP-Receipts Go0o head s.
LAMBS slow and steady. STEADY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
Parls Bourne oulat

Paris. July 8.-Tradins on the Bourse WA.
sSs' sssS:a.. 1s,.i s ~ i;s:'' N: n:
SSs,s Sss - ~ ~ SO - es''as vas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
COTTON MARKET

New York. July 6.-Liverpool, wire
and local houses sold cotton at the
opening today and forced prices off 12
to % points. The easier feeling was
promoted by good weather in the belt,
weaker cables and expectations OF n
bearish weekly weather and crop re-
port. Commission concerns We're the
chief buyers. After the start the list
ruled fairly steady at about initial
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
|3UY OR SELL ACTUAL
ORDERS

IA ~sN0
\ lf1sskeny 4 Western LIT 4s, 1898
n Mande 4 Yadkin lsi IL, 1919
! lDsiklekem Steel lst s., 1912
Buffalo 4 Sasquehanna Let Il, 1868
Cleo. Term. 4 Val. lst IL, 1895
Franklin Field Ist s., 1912
ysMesi., Frank. I Clearf. lsi IL, 1852
/ Lake Superior lst S., 1914
K Eekisk Coal Co. Ist S., 1888
)tskiSh Valley ofN.Y.lt ms, 1910
IiH. r, Chi. 4 ST. Louis lst II, 1857
/ PkMsdelphia Electric 5Ns, 1917
Psbne Service N. J. Perpet. S.
sSekaylkill Riuer East Side lst4s, 1925
'Ksst Jersey 4 Seashore lst3Ns,Is36
West. N. Y. ( Penna. Gen. IL, 1915
Western Pennsyioania lst IL, 1928
STOCKS
'Caiawissa r. r. I'd Pref.
Eisenlohr Common and Pref.
Litde Sehuylkin Naoi.
Minehin & Schuyikil Hauen
North Pennsylvania r. r.
Isaac Starr, Jr., & Co.
18th & Sansom Sts., Philadelphia
Members Philadelphia Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
llXerpool Cotton

Liverpool. July 8.-There was a fair de.
mand for spot cotton today. with price,
for mddling at 13, 82d. The sales were 5000
bales. The receipts Were. $4,000 bales, in
ciIdnE aS;soo Ssles Amsriosn Futures were
American. middling fair, l6.l2d: good mid
ding. ll.01d: fully Yniddlins. l4.t1d; mid
Sl.SHs: is.s2d; low niaSIsns; ifII1S; s00t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
BUSINESS FAR AHEAD
or ANYTHING SINCE
1920, COMPANY SAYS
l.. i. Policy Gets Encourag:;nu
Report From Fell N Tar.
rant Com DUJly

NaE bis!hesH ihfgea than ANY
"""lh sihea hedsmbeF, 1870 Forty.
i"uI per Gant nhGHd ni iast yaa
a VeTas"t 81 especially large 0rdsrs
s""pbt'ahie foF VAS ihdFoaas, hut
lusi good business from every nuar.
ter"
This Is ts:sgfam raaeived by
EDWARD j, POLICY, State agabt for
Felt ana TarraRt Manufacturing
Company, from his concern, rofact.
me The conditions 81 business winch,
meg nave !e:i ihFouah heir nFgani,
sh'i"h ~ ~ seal;6us III ihn aaVniry
fha Telegram is a!s6 Indicative 0f
N's'nshs conditions Ia ih!s tertiary.
81 r"'lal caro-, aad q general feel
ia 80 G0unGeaGr ara a,5Uranaa can
"a Fti; amsug its vaU!s.alrrs. iab-
62rs reiaiiers aad 0ti,ors who nsa
To Gnmptometer TIA company.
prGGuGi
MAY aaS b"sn IA. t.st monta uith
me ~ hfteeH moHthsH M Policy
rad last night THIS bgsin.ss out.
loo" Ia nush pe,sr ssd ,he feslina
VI the Bsopis Ia sns OF sspAa4aasH