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VTGT, TOTTR !irF.Dronn matt; totrfnt:. rF.rFOTiT, orejon". "ut.dxt.stjav. .irsT. 12. mis IIEDFORD MAIL, I3IBUXE AS !NI't:rENTKNT NK W SPA FK It PlBI.ISHKii KVUHY A1TKIISOOS fcXi'KPT Sl'SHAT BY THK UKWOKfl 1'KI.N'TINU C. Off'.c. Mall Tribune Ru'Ming, :i-:t-: North Kir lr.L Fl.on Ti. Th nnwnt!f Tim, Th. iliford Mall. lh Ulf 'M Tnbur.. T- foutti- rn iririiin. Tn Ahlr:il Tribun GKORGK Pl'TNAM. Editor. (TTBscmiFTioa rcixit ISC On month, t"r mill - .50,' Pr rt ,". 1. tVI'wrd b carrier to Vr,!fr4. Asu.ir.d ptWnix. Jack- onuli ird l.nlrt P-'ir.t S ! Wk:T, jy-r yN.r I 0 Offt"I pTt of tf rv of Vdfjrd. Officii p.p-r Jjt.-k-Mi C Kr -rvi a s iksm, tlvlnw ir, a t r at Mi'Txl Or tvio. onJr it Act of larch l:. Bwur ClrcaUtiOB for April. S.9T3. Full Lss-d M . r t rvic. Tk A- feviAte-i lr-s ! tv,;y fritled to lh us for T'P';b'..ai:ca of a'.l nwg d:pa?c?!? cry-1. !.. tt it nt othr-1 crf.!'ia :a iv r-4T. ar.t tr. of rp'M .-n cf d.:spilht hrv;a r '.fo rva?rvA 4 If rott f!l to rvee! t th Mail 4 Tribune? prvmpiiy a4 oa lizc WEST'S OFFICIAL Cre June 12 A pi picte rhM k by the .- nMrv of tat of the tienitH-r.au vote at in iho Mar pnn-arv elvitit.-a ahvv thj; Ia"id I. Main o? Albany won the iienKeratw noutndtioa for ta:e tre;vurT. ine of the uqr,-ie$ of the tU'mo cratie vote U that Krv.l A. WU'iani of Jiephine cv:mty. who ct'lVateo Kruk J. MiUer for the rvpublk-ai. ntinunation for public Kene eoc; miioa. wa Uo piven the dttrio cruAie nomination for that oifiee. He r-eiv-M 'J'j titmoiTatio VottS to for Miller. As ?hown by the nturn. the vo:o on the denHH-ratK state tu-kel i a foLows : National eomrr.itteeoian Will It. HornibrwlL. lMIl; J. W. Morrow. ;sr. l'nite.1 Stat -nator. -.hurt t m. Charier J. rtu:h. 'Jixl. A. H. Hnr lon ,M, V. W. Mickey 11.'.. t bars- 1. S-hnaU-l :;. I'har!.- I. M. Nary K. N. Si.in:'ie..i :!. .wal.l Vt tV. I'niteil Slates senator. Ion- t rr.i fVwaUl Wt JV-'Hl, W.U K. Raw tni4. ('Tni;res-iti!an. Hrt .ii-trii t W. T. nU-y 14!': Svr.. c.-tn. t Jan:e Harvey tirahan ohh' and N. J. Sx nott 9: Tihrd ii:rt.-t John S. Sxith 3311. Mar.on I. T. H:.i.'.vB !'H 1. Governor V.irti r M. n e 11. H liarvey li. Starkweather tlio.!. Treaurj ..vt.i 1. l..-- o'. O. 1'. Hotf Th. a- K. v.vn K. l. I'n-i. k !, Willta-a A-:..n 2 Pen K. WV-i lm. ... M. I'luit-T-er To. Jati e of suj.'Tvxe t o'.-.rt I'. r y K. K!U :!.;. ( b.ir:- A. John- -J :. J.ti S. t'o'.e 'J Atlornev cvr.tral u. rce M Frown Oii. ti. K. H iraVrr ZIU S jxT.r.:i-n.itr.t of j,,.;Iie ir..:ra tioc - J. A. i kup-hiil 7'a. U- ca L liraKv J .ri. I.at-r ;.-:o-.r i". H. ilr.i- m. a. tv.:-i.! io, J..-.3 ii. UuKt- t(. J.,3 t'. N:. ai 1'uS i- vrrv c .... r.-r Yu i A. WUiatt., JV.i.-.v J. M.I kr J No. 1 IVr. v A- i . . . r '. Tt. K. -.'TV i-J. J. 1.. h-.r-r 1-1. S :, r n:.r...;tit ..: ,a:,, ...i No. '..-.' T I - -r OREGON W0KE.H GET ADVANCE I.N SALARIES rOKTIANP. .':ce : - K ;;:. tcklj t'. s.u.x .m a re ri I w.mr'Q -r?:-x-,,i - Eaa:'a'-t ; .i-i o:-'r i p;OV.3t IS ii.S ,U-. I. i ros 1 : .' 4 7- 7 ; - : -a criiT-.l 1. ;.. ! ; .f.T.i. w.fir, iott: 07. ?:.'. ;..--iat fa-.v; : 'a-.-; , :,. :-- 3 . wita t c: r-t'-.-v c! . :: : . T ' weei'r w--? c' r-- ai- u: ti;..'i5.i-. : : i :-... tSa J-.!'.',-, . ; d to e-j'lt by: ft i- : : - - iar or ; 1 i 1 ,. T ,r. .-ntx t-r-a ; . : . ..;. bei! IT : i. (itii!e c ' j . - i- of fy U ft-i. : ;. ; ;; r.; . itea-ie.1 1 ". . . s - ..- mj-ifctanz (.. i for 54 b-ozrt. .: 1 - a; IT :. tHi :! li! . aaj t:ejtrr- v'c v.: . 17 ; rev- t'T th Ml-. 0':' . -.. Ill sccsti. Mev - a tiJ-iier t . - i - killed by VUU fol. -. a tram t S.iotik . ; I'-araasu. l I t t t I It I t I VOTXCZ TO ffVBSC&IXEU A SPAIN ALSO PRINCE DK IJATinoif. (It nu.ui ainlvi.-a.W t. Spain, lias lu'cti caught upciily roiuliii-tin? (it-mian iria janda in Spain, iinii-h as Amliassailor IWnslorff i-.nlti-t-ol th sanit' I'fi'niiii f lu'traying a nriitral and inti-rfor-iniT in tlio af fail's nf a friendly nation in America. The .Madrid licwspaiK-r. Kl Sil. prints the evidence nf- this meddling ami in reply the Prince do RatiKir lddly atl mits finain'in Spanish anarchists, in order that "he mii;ht counteract the jirKanda of Spanish interventionists who wished to shake the policy proclaimed and maintained hy the Spanish coverninent. Kl S..1 also calls attention to the fact that the state ments and explanations issued ly lYince de Katibor are almost identical with tliose issued hy liernstorff when the! latter was at Washington, many paragraphs Ikmii? cmichedl in the same lairjuauc alteml only to fit the different sit-j nation, sirjiiestive cf a common i.riirin. It is probable that! the statements issued by the German ambassadors in all! countries were prepared in lierlin in advance, to be used' as. K'casioii dciiuunLs. j All the tntditioiis of the diplomatic eoqis liave leenj shattered by the conduct of the (iernian ambassadi'i-s to! neutral lands. Tiny are merely agents to create division! and discord tluvuuh which Germany can reap advantage. j The exjMsurcs made at Washington, at Buenos Ayres. at j stocriiioun and at .Maiind shows that no neutral nation can trust a German envoy, whose real mission is the de struction t.f the nation to which he is accredited as a friendly representative. Moreover for a score of years or more, this has been the mission of Gernuin envoys spy ing, intrigucing, meddling and betraying to the ultimate ennd of lVut' hland olvr alios. If the war continues long enough, every neutral nation will clearly see that German su.-i-ess shUs disaster, for there is no limit to the brutal aggression, and rapacious grasj.ing vf the murlonus Hun. ZXPLOITEfG CHILDREN SANCTIONED OR years vaiu Ituttlts have W.-ii f.nht in nianv states to j.reveut c-xj.l.-.itation.r.f i-hiKhvn in the mills. The stnith has Wen esit-vially puilty of this, the blood, the youth, the health, the very life of little lvs and sirls he ins: eoiiutl into d.'llai-s ly the owners of textile mills. There was well nijrh universal rojoi.-in?. therefore, when in 1916 .narns yassevl an.l the president heartily approved a law forbidding interstate shipment of products of child la Kr. Now all this work has Wen undone by a five to four reactionary di v ision of the United States' supreme eourt. In order to ku.x-k ..ut the law. Justi- e Day. who handed down the ..pinion, invoked the sa.-red feti.-h "of state rights. Justii-e Holmes, in his dissentiu-r opinion, eoneurred in by Justi. es .M- Krima. lir.ind.is and (.'lark, put the ease so i lt-arly that he who runs'niay read: The a. t dovs not in. ddle with anything K'longing to the states. Thfy may ivjulate th.eir int. rnal affaii-s and their doimsti,' -..mnu r- e as they like. Hut when thev se. k to send tin ir pro.lu.-Ts a. ross the state line thev are no longi-r within their rights. If th. re weiv no ronstitu tion and no romrress their i-.er to enss the line would depend ii.n their n. i;;htors."" In other wonts. North I'arolina mills mav eripple ehild laK.r all tb.ey want and iddle their bi.HHl'-stained -,hs all over the state. Hut it is up r thev desire to have su.-h gv fines. N'.'thing that is Xorth Carolina s by ridit is interfered with. Hut the tat.-s- ..f the uni..n. si.eakiiisr thn-iigh their duly . !.et. d i pr. -, f,ta! i v.-s iii e..i;r. ss and throiiuh the ! !. let. Lave joined by a majority vote in savins what they will j-, -rmit to ! ship.,1 ..utid.- ..f North Carolina. North Candina has r... ii ji. r.-nt ri-ht to di.-tate to other w:t kit..! ..f Muff he shall be -, rmiTted to s. H wit'ii'.n tli. ir !-t.1. i. The law. the the .M.minon s. i t,-- and tile human- it. oi ii. e u.'iin. s .tivi-uttns ir.-. ly. .ioi'ar-. t.asi' Tusti.-e lav's di.-tum nr.il SURPRISES DUE FROM AMERICAN 1 A!RPROGRAM v - -i : - A r .,- ... r , - BETRAYED. of neutrality that had been j to other states to say wheth- - tls shit'i'ed into their eon- opiraon are up.answerabl ovii, - rs. a'...r.e will r. joi.-e WANTS MAPS OF BY HUN FORCES i t-- ie.-a. .-.ate i ua.-ij o.' de T-e a- i;artx-i: :... v "i?-s i-a.--t. aa ; j-.,.-, r;?'y -ss ct ! " ... aid :,x-a;-' i 's - r . lie o-rxas ' I '' ' a as i l-ev-j ' '-' ;'-. a- 1 '. .'in. :5 tia: ;Art cf- i "'.-rat:. it: cf tie r ;-- -.5 : i :rta a" i v .:i tiri ilia'' i?t I A: -' r-:.-.-. of : ir -;ar'.-; ' - i:. ' 1- . t - i'A " T A 1- "-IT-! c ' ri)--:.i ji '" " -s - t -.i - t .-i.:! '.. I' - . : . ; ; : . at ;. , ''-; x w.. '5. 1' C CAN FIGURE PAY UNDER NEW RAISE lljr Milton llnmaer WASHLNOTOX, Juao 12. The 0',tfU() employes of ihe railroads are still puxzled. about thai raise is pay granted them or Director Gen eral McAdoo. They know that it to tals something like $'., OOO.OvO and is retroactive to lat Jan. 1; that it recognties the baiie principle of the S-hour day, but that owing to the war J hours of employment re not actinllv reduced, overtime pro rata beine paid i instead: that day laborers employed! on track work are to get at least S cents an hour more than last reeem- j ber: that a minimum of 53 cents an hoar is established for the shopj trades: that women are to receive the j same pay as the men wiere they do the same work: and taa: negroes are to get tbe same as wnite men for the same job. liaise on Small Salaries The telegrapher who holds the same position now that he did Dee il. 1915. and who then received $Ti a month, will receive an additional vise of tii.'i. If in the past two years he has received an increase of $!) a month, his net advance now will be J-y.73. In other words, he will hereafter draw j:o;.T5 and. in addition, will get five months' tack pay a: the rate of tl 't-'i a month, or t!3 Ti in alL For SertiCHimem Sectionman Smith Is employed In 191$. bat was cot working In 1915. The rate of pay on the division where he is working was in 1915 11.19 a day of 1 hours, seven days a week. Tee 191$ rate of pay is 11.50 a day for the same hoars. The monthly rate for 1915 was. therefore. $33. It Is now J15. Under the McAdoo plan of increase tn:s job pays 120 a month more than it did in 1915. or $33. Oi). This Is $ a month more than Smith Is now drawing. He Is. therefore, entitled to five months' back pay at this rate, or $10 velvet, and in future draws $oJ a month regularly. Back Pay Hue Men The method of finding oat back pay due to men who work on an sourly rate is more complicated. Ma chinist Prown inlM3 rot 33 cents an hour for 9 hours. days a month. He was paid for overtime and San lav work at time and one-half. In 191 hours were red'jeed to s, aa-1 h:s rate increased to to cents. His increase will be figured on the 1915 ho"jrs and rate. Tiat is. he worked ia 1915 314 hours a month, ftettmc $S1.90. Vnder the McAdoo plan he ts entitled to 49 cents an hour from now on. In 191$. from Jan. 1 to May 31. he worked 334 hours a month, or an averare of one hour overtime on the I$l$ schedule, for the five months eslirj Vay 31 this sives him 13- haars overtime. He has been paid as follows: ! hoars straight time at ceats 1414. 't !' hoirs overtime at cettts 7 0 ? Total I . His bark pay will be fUred as follows: 14 h,.v.irj straight time at 4 9 cents . 4 It- h'irs c.ett s at T3 S c? nts .. J" 3 To:aI , . liVM tvi-i-rt fire r;ati5 pay it o!i ri:-IiM. A- 1 this kn a l-ai-- o! Sill 13. wJiioii is h: pjty '.zr tie f r;; fxie s:ca;is cf year. lit in M p! Miay :a::::4: 3 hTe :at :a ci. t-e c -aie w:'.l A.r'"ii.T cit t-.r ir. TVs co: ;r ;-?. V"tri?v7 3 t w 5ae :. s1- ; 'or 12r.xp.--. Cere Jns i'i il' - a r-?t:h B :t at tie n;d ;o $ ' , Th Wc A i cf :icri.v c- i . " salar; i.- . IT AI ;Ua 1 '. 7 i : ' . A? ti-S is P53 Aio:Vj" -;-? stil is ti- f -v -1 ; 1 ft Su; VOT ' 1 - - z - f- 7 J -. i TyriT- i 1 1 ; r- 1 - '.a I is -r? :z A 3 ' ; f.i; tie a 7i. !. r t ; t) r nil .-:ri i r : Mc Kico a:aa t- J T ; He i ea-) .: ! t vi ;-. f.rer 1 e: - '. .' -r . .' - 1 . ; ' 1 ; ' e t j t i ; ,t J-T "' -a: tsrai t: . ;y ;r th nr: , at t.s til Tr-f ii j --' l tsa .-3' I iiwi f.vf tat WHY IHE PRESIDENT Somebody once asked President Wilson why he always writes "Okeh" in aproving memorandums and docu ments instead of the more common ' O. K." "Because 0. K. is wrong." replied the president. "O-k-e-h is correct." The White House attaches scurried for dictionaries, but the best they could find under "O. K. was that Andrew Jackson started it by spelling "all correct" "Oil Korrect." YOU ARE DRAFTED, DO YOUR FINEST Tae great patriotic war lecture, 'Waie t'p. America," -s HI be deliv ered free to the people of Medford at tae Pace Friday evninc. The city will enjoy this privilae thra the enterprise of the state council of de fense, Jane 14. The lecture is profusely illustrated by stereopticon slides and m ovine pictures, many of which were taken) a; the front. The lecture U designed to show people the war as it is. that Americans may ao longer rest In fan cied security under the belief that oar country is in no real danzer. No one who sees and hears this lecture will longer entertain the idea that the m&si awftl war of all times can be woa without concerted effort and' sacrifice oa the part of every man and woman who is a true-hearted American. There are pictures of the terriMe desolation and ruin of France ani Belgium ia painfil enntra.- to the slumbering peacefulness of our own country. Pictures of a. tual baule scenes are shown. A pecuiiariy to;iea- ine? BKmnz picture is showa of chil-I dren playing ia the war lone. Then ' comes the warning of daaser, a hasty J adjustment of as masks and a ' scarrying for safety. "hy the Gr-i man people beliere in the doctrine. " might makes rizhf is easily unier s:ok1 whe the lecture ehow how. for generations, they haTe had this ! ieaef ta jsrht them in eTery coaceiv aMe way. Te kai-r see-n as a chil i his earliest ed ica-;oa f- vd ; on war and cocq iest. J Titn comes tiw -a!l to Aacri'-a to; we up. The busr play, t" I z"- ! a:nz flashes, and u.e thyair cra-h-. Aai America dies how .-:e are pa res. with charateristic energy, to take her part ia this sreat srraaT-' for Urty ad r;zit i :ri?;.ica!Jy pictured. O.d Gl.jry is nnfurd. the :oy either to the eJors. atd the leans of oa'.Ov.iers thrvib ;th -rr! 1 . is o;r bos iarca to ;ae ?S:rs ni'hi re to carry th-3 overas to sru.h cirs-t inh'ix-13 of ail tm"s, a 1 fw whh scares nastier caa, womia aor chiM I Ta le ture is wei; worih :n -:az. presently x a it does, a ka;d- Kopic of the causes of the wir. 1 the war :tsr;f. ti? awf'ii siffermt" and 7":a it ias caae-i an i w.at Aerira is dr.zz to ie'.p w.3 it. ; '"Waive l'p. Axer.ca" was recently 1 z:.Tnz t-e'pre ia a:iiec:e of officials :a Vashic;i-ja. azi re:e:ied the O : K. a- i the t-i-'y c jrr.:! ia'.crs of the ram'.tte oa pi';:c ir-formavia. as w:l a ciiT tua o!fv.-;!s. I POSEBURG CANNERY I HEARING COMPLETION ;:Ki'K;. Jns IJ.-M.i-! .1..- .r.--.i in ' Si '.rv. T-, ii- :n -i a to 1 A? H't and GET i Horlick'si Malted Milk j Seeatu?r ii i(.H. uit rrKt ,- - -r M or j :.! HIES II THIS WISHED MYSTERY "Look it up in the latest dii tion . ary." suggested the presidec;. Tiiey ; did and this is what they found: ! "0. K. A humorous or ignorant 'spelling of what should ho 'oeh, : from the Choctaw language, meaning 'It is so'; an article pronoun having a distinctive final use; ail right; cor rect." x '. So "Okeh Woodrow Wilson" or more commonly "Okel W. W." bids . fair to become as famous as Jlooie ' veil's "Dee-lignted." E i"XiVKKiTY v? ';;r.;y. F.u- eetie. J ine 12. A war in:er r.v cure in orLrrer e i e c-nJiit-teii in connevtwn :.'n t:.e !nier-;:yV ani!r.er s-h-xd in Pt.-r'Jard is an Douned liy Iv?an P. Walter Morton oi the .--hod of eoreci-.rr e. t !.i--c-. to be handU-d unier the dii-e'-ri'-n n: Tv-.in Morton and H. A. S:rv'il. prin-i-ipal t..f the P-rtIan.l h:-.-h -:.-'! -. f -.nimer-e iH bt-iin J :ue 24 ar.d en.l A::-it 2. Thi-S will be purelv ?n eT.erjen CiMir-e oin onlv to th-e wh" aro t- take t::e eiv.l n-ni-e ex i- m i c i t ion . I i t im ve n a ! the re.ttse.-t tf trie l"r.:rd S;.'.; - '-v ernn:er.t f.r the tmirrr..; t-f .krk-. -t-ri'Tr.i!'her-.. tyi-n r.:-r- pzA oi-'A- e a-;-ti-nt-. It 1- Inn M rt-.n ; -a :h:.: :hi i;-- nfi l e t.t vrtl-ie t :"" f t-r- a- It a- ( t;'"-e w.i, ;!!? tin-:-hi v wr-h rvt- t't.'ir t--i.ry in . ' n a! (--'' in .'Jii' li Tb-r1 ;re ! i-jri'- ' '-:"i'-. T:n vn.iT ;or":i'r: '.-s- ;.!"i-t.--, rl.l' ; - the ..rvr.r.j r..lo f-r -l- r:v-. w::h .1 i-vi-v i a. aiK-in, the r.tt- t a'vr thr-- n.'n:ii- -.r-i--e in the ci- -'I :h-"--e The 1 'i ' ' - t- r-e t. :;r; ;:! 1m N ::ne-- 'rr'-'i-'n-:. r.- e. ft v-kV '' i'- tif e xdap.--'t Fr ;h e v. !. have a'r---iy N.trr.r-i a -.'"-v-1. -hnh.ir.'i ": :--rr :r.:y w ii l-t f't-r- ii t r"-'i t he vr n-'-:!1 V- ;i r ii -.yj.'e -i--d in a T. i r !' -::e -!-,-....! rr- o: the l-rtla-i h ti - h-.'. u: A : :".e .ver. LIBERAL POLICY FOR va''MV;T"N. ' r . ' . v L- wi?-- - t water RELL-ANS fiA SUITS lsray n c mii uKrraiBj J It Act l.ia a fKariB. JOHN A. PEEL m SOCTH BABTUTft. Fajc 4 ui 4T-J1. j Asixc i,-;. Cartlff RUSSELL'S DEATH NEW YOKK. June 1 adrii3filon tiiitl The Kini.hed .I)iery," Ihe al U z il seditious pu.jlka.iion itsued by the Inumational Biule diudenu' as iinuuon, founded by the late Pastor Uu-iel!, waa not compltted until aft.ir the United States declared war i" . i r, . t i :.rm nnv made by ! j.;orse II. fisher of Scran ton. Pa., ; who I' .rJfiod in the federal court to- 1 jday during the trial of Joseph F- ! Rutherford and seven "Ruisellite (associates, on charges of conpirinff , to violate the epionaze act. Wilhain K. Htid?in3, secretary of the Wuth Tower liii.Je and Tract so ciety, who earlier in the day had been declared in contempt of court for re ftiriin? to answer questions, was in dicted by the federal grand jury to day. He was held in $-t00 bail. Hudr-ins, after the return of the in dictment a?amt Ki-nher, testified that he had seen revised proofs of the book June 2.". 1SI7. after the declar ation of war against Germany. The uook, he said, had been prepared after U'i.jell's death and followed closely the lines laid down bx Bus- selL AR-R.OW COLLARS CITETT. PEAHODY & TO Mf:EBl For Sale 6 acres under Irrigation, three room house and outbuildings, with crop in, fur rent or sale, and cheap. Splendid alfalfa and stock ranch, stoiked and equirped at ?1G0.00 per aero. ;a aires well improved, can't o beat fur location, soil, etc., JS500.0O Iniys it, and it s worth every cent ot it, too. Brown & White 10 South Fir Street. GLM CHUNG China Herb Stor Herb curs for earacnt, naaach, catarrh, diphtheria, aora Ihraat, :ucg trouble, kidney troabla, itom ich trouble, heart trouble, ebllli aad ferer, cramps, eoughi, poor drciia tlon, carbuncles, tumara, eak4 breast, cures all klndi ( (oltan. NO 0i'EKATiO.. Medford, Oregon, Jan. 18. HIT TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: This 1 to certify that I. tht u ieslgned, had Terr aerere itomacJl trouble and had been bothered for eereral year and last Auguat waa not eipected to ltve. ana hearing ol Oiffl Chung (whose Herb Store U at 141 South Front street In Medford) I de cidci to get herbs tor my itomacn trouble, and I darted to teellag bet ter aa soon as I need them, and today aj a ell man and can heartily reo ozicesd anrone afflicted aa 1 aa t Ke Gim Chung and try hli Herb. (Signed) W. R. JOHNSON, W!tneee: . A. Anderson. Medferd. 1 9. B. Ho!tri, Eagle Point. Frank Lewis. Eagle Point "ib. Lu. Eagie Potmt 3' U CMIdreth, Eagle Petnt " " C. E. Moore, Eagle Point J V. ilcintyre, Eag'.e Polet Ge. B. Von der HeUen. F.age fll Hioa ! Xl.hols. Eacle Petot j WESTON'S ; Camera Shop The Oa!r Exclusive Commorvial Photographer hi Hiu:hcra Orcgoru Xo?ativs niado anv time or p lace by appointment. Phone 117-J. TV 11 do the rest, J- B. rALMXR. Wedfori East Main Strett, j