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Why Annite Is Popular
With Its Users

Looking at Annite from any an
gle. you'll find that it is one prod
uct-in powder form-that is
wholly vegetable in origin and con-
tains no animal fats, caustic or
abrasive. 1t is much more active
than soap, or any soap powder or
cleanser | have tried in dissolving
grease, and in removing dirt and
stains. Practically all dirt on sur.
faces and fabrics has an oily or
greasy base. which makes soil cling
TO the cloth or surface. Annite
quickly dissolves this base and the
dirt rinses away. All types of
washable clothes keep that fresh
new look twice as long il washed
with Annite. Wash the baby's
clothes in Annite and they will be
fluffier and softer with each washing.
Wash your hands with it, then note
how soft and healthy it leaves the
skin. It softens hard water and
cleanses even in cold water. 1t de-
odorizes and leaves no odor of it's
own. In fact ! have found that
Annite Is the perfect all-purpOse
washing and cleansing powder.
cleaning practically everything and
harming nothing. Silks washed in
Annite retain their sheen and wool.
ems come out soft and fluffy. Ger
tainly. it is a great labor saver and
1t is economical. Your grocer has
1t.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
Specials in the United
Food Stores

There is no denying it that spe.
cials in foodstuffs are always in
teresting to the housewife. This is
what you will find specially priced
for Friday and Saturday in the
United Food Stores. Phone your
order to Metropolitan 7544. There's
one in your neighborhood. Juicy
California oranges-25c dozen
Grapefruit juice-15c can. Bread
and butter pickles-23c jar. p. and
&. soap-6 cakes for 25c. Fancy
creamery butter-53c ID. College
Inn cocktail sauce-29c jar. Fancy
cooking apples lbs Csc. Parsons s
Ammonia-small size, 12c, large
size. 29c. Stra wberry JAM lb.
jar. 43c. Large Chipso-box. 2lc.
Corn Flakes and Post Toasties-
2 packages for 15c. Comet Rice
3 boxes, 25c.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
A Vegetable Dinner

When planning a vegetable din
ner, the housewife should consider
the color. flavor and appearance of
the foods used. A vegetable plate may
be most attractive if the colors of
the food harmonic. The shape of
the vegetables should also be con-
sidered. For instance-if one veg
etable is diced, another sliced and
third served whole, the meal is
more attractive than IL all of. the
vegetables are served whole or all
are sliced. The third point to re-
member IS the texture of the veg,
etables; also avoid having more than
one vegetable mashed or more than
one creamed on the menu. Use veg
etables that blend we'll in flavor
and avoid putting too many strong
favored or 100 many mild-flavored
foods in one menu. Here's a sug.
gestion for a vegetable dinner, con-
tributed by Winifred Thurlow, Di-
rector Home Service Bureau, Wash.
ington Gas Light Company.
Melon COcktail-Green pea loaf,
carrots in butter, scalloped potatoes
with cheese, baked onions. clover.
leaf rolls, stuffed egg salad. waters,
maple parfait, sponge drops, coffee.
Green Pea Loaf cups peas, l
cup soft bread crumbs, 2 tablespoons
butter, L teaspoon salt, u cup
chopped celery, "A teaspoon pepper
teaspoon chopped onion, 1 egg
and Ia cups of milk. Cook bread
crumbs In milk until a paste Is
tcfmeA. Add seascninga, peas and
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Visit the Health Food
Center

Have you ever noticed that the
demand for real wholesome and nat.
ural foods is the aim of every up
todate physician? Keep well and
stay happy is their aim. Only with
well balanced foods containing the
16 basic elements in balanced pro-
portion to replenish your body
which is also composed of Is basic
elements. can one get wonderful
results. Providing your table with
these wholesome foods is no longer
a problem, since the Health Food
Center is in it's new location, 1914
New York Ave. n. w. Here. you'll
find the foodstuffs attractively dis
played-such as whole grain prod
ucts, sun dried fruits, Battle Creek
foods and many other we'll known
health foods. Metropolitan 2605.
Free delivery.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
The SmOOthtOp Gas Range
Is the True Modern Note

I am wondering how many of my
readers really know what a wonder
full stove the Smoothtop gas range
is. Personally, l can heartily in.
dorse it, having used one IN a SER
vice kitchen supervised by me in
connection with a page of this kind
on one of the foreign papers.
toun d Smoothtop a remarkable
space and gas saver. 1t gives over
twice the top.cooking area of an
open-top range occupying the same
floor space, and a whole meal can
be cooked around one burner.
All of the big, smooth top is cook.
ing surface, it holds twice the ves
sells as compared with other makes
1t is easy to keep clean and it's
good to look at. Besides its big
cooking top 1t is equipped with a
splendid oven, regulated by auto
matte heat control. Drop in the
Washington Gas Light Company's
new business department and see
the Smoothtop displays. 419 Tenth
Street n. W.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
The Bridge Party

Perhaps the simplest form of all
entertaining is the bridge party.
Still, bridge party gives any host.
ess charming opportunity to
entertain her friends, happily and
easily. A few flowers or plants
here and there will work wonders
in decoration. and the tables should
be arranged so that the guests will
have no feeling of being crowded.
This also makes the serving easier.
Everything should be in readiness
before the hour for the guests to
arrive. An unpcrturbed hostess is
as cheering as an open fire, as
appealing to friendliness as low
lights, and certainly a large part
OF the success of any party.
Whether your party happens to be
bridge luncheon, an afternoon
bridge or an evening bridge, your
menu should nearly always include
salad and dessert. May l offer
a few suggestions for menus:
Bridge Luncheon
Consomme Saltines
Creamed Minced Ham
with Mushrooms
In Timbales
Cucumber Jelly Salad
Baking Powder Biscuits
Orange Ice Fancy Sugar Cookies
Wilkins Coffee
Afternoon Bridge
Crab Meat Salad
Cucumber. Celery and Nut
Sandwiches
Decorated Ice Box Cookies Coffee
Small Candies
Evening Bridge
Toasted Chicken. and Ham
Sandwiches
Olives Wilkins Coffee
Vanilla Ice Cream Marguerites
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
Wife of Millionaire
Meets Decree Setback

NEW YORK, Sept. 6 U.SJ.-Mrs
Lola N G. Barr. of Sands Point
l. l.. seeking separation from James
Cummings Barr. millionaire steel
manufacturer of New Hampshire
must wait until the status OF hcI
New York residence Is determined
before proceeding with her SUIT.
Supreme Court Justice valente TOOK
the point under advisement yester.
day.
While waiting trial of the case.
Mrs, Barr is ostensibly living on
$1OO a week allowed her by the
New Hampshire court where she
first filed suit.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
Potato Salad With Cold
SIaw With That Home
Made Taste

No page of mine would be com.
plete without a reference to the
salads made by the District Salad
Company, 519 Eighth st. S. E. The
potato salad is made with potatoes
we'll cooked, seasoned and mixed
with homemade mayonnaise. The
cole slaw is made of shredded cab
bage and home. made cream dress
ing. Just like the old-fashioned
kind made before the delicatessen
days. You can purchase these sal
ads in any quantity. They're de.
licious. Lincoln s14a.
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egg. Mix thoroughly and make up
in loaf and bake.
Baked OniOns-Prepare onions as
If for stewing. Place whole onions
in baking dish with a little water
and cover closely. Cook with veg.
etable for hours at 300 degrees F.
in Smoothtop gas oven.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
Sidi Turns to Reno, New,
To Divorce Prince Suad

gAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 8 dJnSl.
sidi Spreckels apparently has made
an entirely new move in her plans
to obtain divorce from Prince
suad Chakir and established Reno
residence 'on June %.
Apparently the Princess has aban.
doned her local divorce action Of
February IS and will seek at Reno
to sever her marital ties to the
Turkish prince. whom she once
accused of mistreaeing her.
AT the apartment she is occupy.
ing in Reno 1t is said that Mrs.
Spreckels is mot at home"
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

Time for Bridge. Time for Shopping. Time for
Walks When the Old Colony Laundry Does the Hard
Work for You. Your Clothes Will Be Cleaner
With Less Wear and Tear and 1t Will Cost You
Less Money. The All Finished Way Is Service
That Will Exactly Meet Your Family Needs and
Budget. Whether You Live in the Sixteenth Street
Section of Washington, Which Is Northwest; Near
the Library of Congress, Which is Southeast; or
Northeast or SOuthwest-the Old Colony Laundry
Will Call for Your Laundry and Deliver 1t to You
When Finished.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

PLACE Deauvle - People Who Know Are
known-Are Seen Every Day With Their Guests at
This the Most Attractive and Gayest Place In Wash
lngton, Where Smart Pleasure Seekers Swim, Dine
and Dance: The Open-Air Pool Affords Delightful
Diversion These Hot September Days. Enjoy Tea
Served at Gayy COlored Umbrella Tables Scattered
Here and There At the Edge of the Pool Or Dance
On the Open-Air Pavilion. The Meyer Davis Chan
tecler Orchestra Plays During the Tea Hours and
During Dinner.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
NEW.M0WN HAY BURNS

STAUNToN. Va, Sept. 6.--Fire
consisting Of feed and new-mown
hay. at the State lime grinding
plant. about mile east of here.
Loss was about $780, The origin of
the fire is not known, but 1t is be.
lieved to have been caused by spon.
taneous combustion of the hay.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

Smart Washington and early autumn
guests are enjoying PLACE Deauville-the
Districts most fascinating playground
these early September days and warm
evenings. The critical hostess may choose
PLACE DeauVille at Wardman Park Hotel
as place to entertain her guests at
swimming, afternoon tea or dinner
in the evening and dancing to the
tantalizng music of the Chantecler or
chestra with the utmost certainty that
they will enjoy every minute. The famous
Wardman Park food is a magnet which
draws all lovers Of good things to eat
and when this food is served in a replica
of the fashionable watering place of the
old world it is something to be remem
bered. In the afternoon the place is
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
LEE HOME DONATIONS

LEESBURo. Va, Sept. e.-Mrs.
Magnus 8. Thompson. of Leesburg,
Va, has been appointed chairman
for Loudoun county to receive all
donations for the purpose of pur.
chasing Stratford, the birthplace
OF Gen. Robert e. Lee. Mrs. Thomp.
son has already received several
checks
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And Now Jane Offers $40 in Prizes

What about SelfR
wilkins Rogers Milling Co.? To the
interesting article featuring
nrst prize OF For the be
third best will awarded 81
Flour today
will be announced this
three chances ali communica
Jane Washington Times be Judged bv
OF Home
kitchen of the Home Service Department the washington
- N"e '"s"i"soh
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TAX RATES CERTIFIED

MARTINSBURG, w. Va. Sept. 6.
Tax rates for Morgan county have
been certified without change from
earlier published estimates, 1t has
been stated. The Morgan county
levy for all districts holds at 46
cents. evenly divided between gen.
eral expenses and roads, each get.
ting % cents
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
HUNT LICENSES ISSUED

HAGERsTowN. Md, Sept. g.
More than 1.4OO resident hunting Ii.
censes and a few nonresident licenses
hav ebeen issued at the courthouse
in Hagerstown for the fall hunting
season, which opened September /
for doves ana squirrels. The season
for them will expire September 30.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
u&M@@%
49, FLOUR

has all the merit of Plain Washing.
ton Flour with the additional advan-
tages of the scientifically mixed
leavening phosphates. You'll be sur.
prised how efficiently this flour
works and how certain your baking
results, with absolutely no opportu.
nifty for disappointment.
Both Self-rising Washington
Flour and Plain Washington Flour
are for sale by grocers and deIica.
tessens in all sizes from 2-lb. sacks
up-and every sack Is guaranteed to
give satisfaction or your money re-
funded.
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PURCHASES 500 ACRES

LEESBURG. Va. Sept. SAC.
cording to we'll authenticated re.
ports. Col. d. c. Sands. Of Middle.
burg, has recently purchased from
landowners about 500 acres in
Broad Run, magisterial district and
located near Lenah, Loudou n
county.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
Keep Your Eye on
Jane and Me"

Keep open eye on Jane" and ME-"
For ev'ry week you'll wish to see
Just what we have to say and do
Of greatest interest to you.
For We are going on a trip
And-listen in Wen give the tip
That We are offering prize
OF new sail.boat for the skies.
To him or her who best can guess
The magic button each should press
To view the path we two shall sail
Each Friday with out Times "air.
mail" .
Thirteen hundred and thirty.eight-
Eye"
Will show sign, as you pass by,
Which will direct you to inquire
About this sail-boat for the air.
II the manager is not in,
just leave your card with ME" for
him.
And we shall surely place your name
In the order in WHICH it came.
Ida RICHARDS COMPTON.
So many requests have been re.
ceived for the first ory.in-verse-
on Jane and Me" that we have
decided to have it published again
on this page today. Copies of the
stories following this one can be
obta1ned at the new Radio Station
HFC, 1914 New York Ave- n. w.
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Movie Development
Is Manned in Snain

MADRID. Sept. s Q.N.s1.-A gem
eral plan for the protection ana de-
velopment of Spanish movies and
"talkies' was approved in a session
Of the Spanish cabinet yesterday.
Like other European countries, Spain
Is now also trying to build up =
movie industry of its own.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
Mexican Lands at Colon
In Good Will Air Tour

COLON. Panama Canal Zone.
Sept. 8 Q.N,S)-Col. Pablo Sidar.
Mexican goodwill flier, arrived at
France Field yesterday
He left on a special train for Pan.
anna City to greet the President Of
Panama.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
BOOK CLUB FLOWER SH0Wl

LEESBURG, Va, Sept. 6.-The
Hamilton Book Club Flower Show
will be held at the home of Mrs. j..
p. Hatcher September 10.
The classes are as follows: First
Collection of roses, dahlias, mari.
Colds. asters and Zinnias, not less
than six nor more than IL specl.
mems to be shown by, one exhibitor.
Standardization of mixed flowers
color scheme to count so per cent,
all flowers to be grown BY exhibitor.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
Economy of Time and
Money

Self-rising flour as it is made by
the Wilkins-Rogers Milling Company
of Washington. D. c., puts into the
family kitchen a flour that is al.
ready mixed with the purest Of leav-
ening phosphates and ready for the
making of biscuits, waffles, etc, in a
jiffy. There is no baking powder re.
quired and the expense of it and the
trouble of mixing is saved.
Self.Riainn
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

While
me suggest that you visit the Chestnut
that taken to live up
Columha Health department. other
Dairy products purity protected with
Certainly item consider
for your family Drink Golden Guernsey Milk you
tlnd it nourlshng
is splendid noshment for them during the school
like IT too!
Call Potomac 1000 and ask have the
49,"
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
RUSSIANS CROSS BORDER

LONDON. Sept. G.N.sl.-Three
thousand Soviet soldiers have in.
vaded Sinkiang. Manchuria. and
are nowNmarching on Iii. 1t Is stated
in Tientsin dispatch
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
GAL" SMITH FOR SENATE

NEW YORK. Sept s 0.N.SJ.-A
movement Is on foot to keep ex-Gov.
Alfred e. Smith in the political lime
light by. placing him in the United
States Senate. 1t was reported here
today.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
6. M. SUTHERLAND DIES

PETERSBURG. Va, Sept. g.
Edward Mallory Sutherland. 70. OF
Dinwiddle county, died yesterday
at his home near Mamora. He Is
survived by his widow. Mrs. Sarah
Sutherland. and several children.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

4 Potatoes with Cheese
|ynfte sauce of ~ cups
espoons flour and 2 table.
er and 1-S teaspoon salt.
te layers OF white sliced
: and the white sauce
Ieassd baking dish.
aver generously with
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
Montreal Hotel Man
Gets c. p. Railway Job

CHICAGO, Sept. 8 Q.N.S).--John
Davidson. one of the most widely
known hotel men in the North
west and Canada and late man.
ager of the Windsor Hotel In
Montreal since 1918. has been ap
pointed convention traffic agent for
the Canadian Pacific railway, II
was announced this week. Davidson
Ia vice president of the American
Hotel Association
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

Whether you supervise your laun
dry at home or send it to a home
Iaundress you will find that the
Old Colony Laundry offers freedom
from work and worry in a variety
Of services to meet every family
need Save your clothes from the
rubbing and scrubbing that soon
results in frayed edges. The Old
Colony Laundry's net bag way of
washing eliminates this. Here's the
reason. In the all finished service.
your clothes are sorted according.
to colors and materials, into in.
dividual net bags containing your
things alone, which also keeps your
clothes from contact with hard
surfaces. Then placed in huge cleo
trio washing machines where
nothing touches the clothes but
the swishing suds made from filtered
water and pure soap and the mary,
many rinsings of fresh. clear water
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

grated American cheese. Put a
layer of buttered crumbs and grated
cheese over the top and bake with
vegetable dinner,
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

everything is
you ready TO put This
apparel
apparel washed
washed and returned
roned laundry Call Georgia
service.
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Luncheon

Egg and cucumber sandwiches,
rice left over, baby cream putfs,
iced ten.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

younger
Make
tions However, snta
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

Dear Readers Beginning with
next week, my page will appear in
The Washington Times on Thurs
day of each week instead of Friday.
This page is yours, what do you
want on it? Are you interested in
table service? entertaining? dieting?
unusual recipes? or what? l want
you to have what you want on this
page. Write me care Washington
Times. Hope you will all take an
interest in winning some OF the
prize money.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

Friday-Brealxfast
Sliced peaches. plain omelet,
whole wheat toast. coffee.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06
New Taste To SUNDAY Corf.a-

new Taste To sunday COFHee-
cup of coffee can be made into
something quite unusual by adding
one teaspoon of hop-flavored malt
syrup to it. Sweeten with sugar
and add cream if desired.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

Rendering Service and Supplying Superior
Product Was the Ideal Upon Which the Chestnut
Farms Dary-Seected as the Worlds Model Dairy
Plant and Rated 100 Per Cent By the District of
COlumbia-Had Its InceptiOn.
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

Gas Refrigerator and Smoothtop
in Illustration Above Can Be
The Washington times., 1929-09-06

Self.Risins
The Washington times., 1929-05-25
Lower
IN SHORT
SESSION
BY w. 8. COUSINS

NEW YORK, May rs d.N.s.).--
The shadow Of higher money rates
and possible pinch in the money
market IN the next 10 days hung
over the weekend stock market to-
day. !.
Fridays closing reaction was
carried into the early trading I'M
most Of the active stocks, and ef-
forts Of bears to force prices lower
were seen In the selling Of Radio,
American Can, Westinghouse and
other speculative favorites.
Stock sales In the first half hour
were only 375, 900 shares.
Early depression Of motor car
stocks was followed by q moderate
recovery in Packard. ChrysIer and
Hudson, the bears as the result NOV
ing over to more promising territory.
The June interest and dividend
money win total about 5000, 600 900.
BY the middle Of June close TO q
billion dollars viii be drawn into
corporation treasures from sale OF
new stock and the Government will
borrow half q billion In the long
tSAuA HlVWSy mHAASts afulD ~ q
huge pile Of money. but the most
Of II will flow back to the banks
and the security markets and Il will
be little more than q bookkeeping
transaction.
Bulls are worried about high call
rates and the bears are cracking
the market while they have a
chance.
New gains In 4 few Of the oil
stocks accompanied the reports of
Improvement In the production end
Of the business. Pan-American and
Atlantic Refining were again the.
strong points Of the oil stock list.
The Washington times., 1929-05-25
Miss MOrrOW's Aunt
Is Home for Wedding

NEW 1ORK. May rs u.N.SJ.--.
Miss Alice Morrow. aunt Of Col.
Charles Lindbergh's fiancee, arrives
here today on the United States
liner America II attend the famous
f1ier's wedding.
Miss Morrow has been in Europe
for a wear.
The Washington times., 1929-05-25
an TlM0RE GRAIN MARKET

BALTIMORE. May zb.--W Wheat--.
steady; No. 3 red winter garIiciy do
nestle 400. Receipts, 42.001 bush
els: shipments. 71,2s5 bushels.
--Unsettied--No yellow do
nnestic7 81 bushel. Receipts, none;
shipments. $40 bushels.
Oats-Quiet; offerings ample; No.
Z white domestic, SIC bushel; No. 3
white, 65c bushei. Receipts, 2.099
bushels; shipments. 1,548 bushels.
Rye-N Nominal Receipts, none;
100 bushels.
Hay Steady on top grades.
Flour Dull, unchanged.
The Washington times., 1929-05-25
DECLINE
REPORTED IN
TRADE
BY HARRY GUSACK
Financial Editor

IN It's weekly review Of trade con-
dition for the week ending May IS,
ths Department Of Commerce re-
ports ! slight decline In business
activity as reflected by check pay
menfs, which were lower than for
the preceding week and for the cor
responding period In 1928.
Hteei plants were more active than
ii either the previous week or the
corresponding period year ago.
Crude petroleum output for the
latest reported week showed de-
cline from the previous period but
was greater than last year; the out
put OF bituminous coal showed
gains over both periods. Lumber
production was likewise larger Than
( an either the previous week or the
same week OF 1928. The primary
distribution Of goods, as reflected
by loadinga Of freight cars covering
tho latest reported week, was sub
atantially higher than year ago.
The general index Of wholesale
prices showed q fractional gain over
the preceding week but was about
per cent lower than year ago.
IRON and steel prices showed further
gains az compared with both the
preceding week and the same period
of last year. Cotton prices were
higher than In the previous week
but lower than q year ago. Wheat
prices were considerably lower than
last year. Loans and discounts Of
Federal reserve member banks
showed . fractional increase over
the preceding week and higher than
q year ago. Interest rates on call
loans averaged lower than in the
previous week were higher than q
year ago. Time-money rates aver
aged higher than In either period.
Prices for stocks averaged lower
than In the previous week but were
higher than q year ago. Bond
prices were lower than in either
period. Business failures were more
numerous than q year ago
Hog receipts and receipts Of
wheat and cotton during the week
es16ed May IL were lower than q
year ago. Cattle receipts, however,
ware slightly higher than last year.
The Washington times., 1929-05-25

You. too, can afford . ear ~ rour
own. See the ease with which y0a can
select the one you want from 4fe
llstinES In today's Classified ads.
The Washington times., 1929-05-25

Jewel Tea. ~. la3S ls3N l43s< l43s5
Johns Manville 1881 1853 1851 tsah
Jordan Motors. OK 81 81 7k
Kan city so... 81 81 81 s2yf
kaufman Co.. 9sh 26h 9sk 2ssi
Kayser J.. 81 81 81 six
Keith orph pfd iOnk loox ioOSk SEA
KelIy.spr Tire. i5h IS Is Ish
Kel.Hay Wheel 'sb ash ssk ~
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Swift * Company
Dividend No. I74

Dividend Of Two Dollars fs2.O0l per
share on the capital stock Of swift 4
Company. viii be paid on July 4 1929
to stockhoideru Of record. June 10. 1879.
~ shown on the books Of the C0fnpany.
.. 8. Yards, Chieago. Q. a. PIAC0CK, seey.
The Washington times., 1929-05-25

Yellow Truck. 4O2l 4oh 40x II
Young S 8 Wir soa COS 6OgS 81
Youngstown. l27 l27 l0 i21