OCEAN CITY SENTINEL

VOL. XXXIX.

OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1020

NO. 40

Ocean City Sentinel PufeUaBad W««kly at OCCAN CITY. oa. o. -BrR. CURTIS ROBINSON Editor and Proprietor 4*. j* Per Year, Strictly in Advance. nitniUL. . DK. W. P. HAINES COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE j OCCAN CITY. N. J. i 8 to lu*i. in. UKKJOK HOUKrt: Oiul|..u.. ( 6 to B p. in. Hell l'hono.ISU Medic U tlvntaMtlc* and I'o.rwlivu Oyiuniutlic* HwrUtol) MovciucliU Du. Florence B. Haines Hour* by Appolotinent OCEAN CITY. N. J. Jlour*— *• 10 a. m . '-8 p. m Allen Corson, M. D. j 8x6 Wcnlcy Avenue Ocoan City New Jersey __.h*U&s. •* iuur-HtaU? 14)- A. ^[KRSCHEL PETTIT, M. D. 807 WESLEY AVE. OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY Ofllce Hour*: 9 to 10 a. tn, 7 to B p. in. Pbuoe K __ _____ oxtlrc itun a Piioned ! Until v a tn. 1-3 p. M. dep. in. John H. Whiticar, M. D. Eighth and central avc. ^ Occan City, N. J. Qr. Wilson Y. Christian n DentiHt*-* 809 Central Avenue IM'EiM CITY. N. J. Bell Phone. 152. B«ll Phone a*i*W Ocean City Calls Given Immediate f Attention DR. DAVID M. SAXE VETERINARY SURGEON Log* ■ Specially 99 north vikoinia avenue atlantic city. n. j. Formerly Chief Veterinarian U. S. Expreaa Co. URIcs Hour*, Ooean City Tuesday WedondajrJMIa m. b rrtdnj, £*»iur«lay, 1 1 25-0 » p in. | DR. CHAS. H. VAIL I Osteopathic Ph) ilcUm Ocean OH' Orttoa Philadelphia Oltle* *i'i Klfbth Ml 11T> Ural Ratal* Truat Hldf. l'boo«, J4i J Phone, Walnut I5W Booth Phone® Night Phone Call, 16- W Hughes' Central Pharmacy 8th and Wesley Ave. Ocean City, N.J Phone 245- W I Phone your order* We deliver ftec j| ATTOBIKYI.AT.LAW, Wootton, Harcourt & Steelman j LAW OFFICES j 409 NlMTM tTflCCT LAW •vtlOiM* Ooan Citv. n. 3. Atiamtic Citt. n. J. o*f ma Mount' to a. a. a a. a. MORGAN HANDT I. ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, •5 Bollottor. Maeter and kxamlnar la Cbanoanr. i|{ prams Court Commlaaioner. Notary Public. I CAPE HAY «MJ«T IIOCME, It. J. £| (Qppoefie PubMo Bnlldlags). §! W. HOLT APOA*. AHtMMW C. BOeWKLL j J_/lW OFFICES ) Apgar 81 Bos well, | MaHTEKA IK CHAHClir. h BOUHHE BUILDING, ij ARBURY AVENUE and EIGHTH OTKKKT OCEAN CITY, N, J. |j LAW OFFICES I Godfrey & Read Room* 818, llfl and 817 U BartleU Building . :: : J ATLANTIC PITY# N. J. flB Convayaacing Notary Mlh |! JOSEPH L. PYLE ^ Member floe. Inc. Accountants M PUBLIC accountant Incoma Ts« Reperta 757 Asbury Ave. fi\ Wm, H. Colltsson, Jr. Aaao. M. Am.HoaO- K* Civil Engineer and Surveyor 1 J City ttagtnsar, oeaftB Cliy, I*. J* fji 1 11 J ABBOTTS' pSAlderney Dairies i'i Inc. Philadelphia and Beathore Seventh St. and West Ave. Ocean City* N. J. Abbott's' A" Milk Cream Buttermilk HAVE you a cottage, bnngaloa or apartment to fnrnwhr W< have a line of wairfTOatt than Philadelphia prices. Windov I shade* a specialty. CHA®. C. ADAMS A ®WO. rao-aa amuay ave. I* 1 I

TVTEXveIR^I I WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY jj I CHRISTMAS I NEW YEAR'S 1 I WISHES ITS MANY PATRONS A MOST EN- | lO JOYABLE-HOL1DAY SEASON AND A t PROSraiOUS AND HAPPY ' 8 NEW YEAR. ® I \a/nsuo |l' c 809 asbury avenue % | VVCdVCI w ocean city. n. j. fi ! ------- ... . . — Attention, Owners Is your property For Sale or For Rent ? This is the time to list your Houses and Lots in order that we may complete our files thereby rendering you the best of service. List with the office doing strictly a brokerage business. It will be to the advantage of Owner and Client. Real Estate and Insurance 411 Eighth Street Ocean City, N. J. SLOGAN "This office maintains and does strictly a brokerage business and is in no way interested in personal speculation." I • 1 ' v.- -• NOTWITHSTANDING the great increase in building coats, there has been more building since August 1 st completed, under way, and being contracted for than ever before in the resort's history. Why is this ? Because people are convinced that these costs will not be reduced in years to come, and indeed may further increase, so they are building NOW. If that is true of building, how much more sh9uld the wise purchaser find something ready built at an attractive price. This means you. Do not wait. Investigate quickly but carefully and then decide. We have several very attractive sales to offer. Massey & Edwards OCCAN CITY.N.J, Resolve to g Considerable economy can be effected through j§ buying wisely — and much that is now spent for luxuries can be saved. Resolve to save a portion of each earned dollar and deposit it to your credit with the ^ First National Bank. 3 per cent. Interest paid on Savings Fund Ac* counts. I Brst National Bank I OCEAN CITY.N.J. axramr ham ootjiho aho araotAL mAmmmm, hkao aho r 'Mmi rmaATMaar • ATTMHTIOH OH ONILOM* 4 BMOMLTr Jerry DeFranco • I HI* A I l-th9«Y#«r»Around BARBER SHOP • A3 A»buryAv#HU9 ' Mf IT TO CITT ktu «**•«* amor, «no« amna aho ' a r rmtoa oh otmA*9 aho mammtAmo C 4-. Of *°* ™ • 99A90H r omxooom atoar* aho woahowalh Bell Phone, 186-J Furniture Stored iReupholstering Window Shades Awnings and House Furnishings Our prlositre Lowtat powlble contleteni with Good Work and Baal Material. Lawrence n. Lear 654 Asbury Avenu* Ocean City, n. j. i Universal Electric Irons $6.?5 R. H. JOHNSON CO.'S STORE 846 asbury avenue John Marts Lumber Co. Ninth Street and Haven Avenue OOtAN CITY. N. J. " Trv an Advertisement in y the SENTINEL

; PUBLIC TEST OF PUMPING 1 ENGINE WANTED BY CITY

1 1 Commissioners Make Transfers of Appropiation8 at the End of the Year. The City CummlMlonertt, at their i weekly uieeliufc. paired the re*olutlon ttwardlUK the Martlo-Parry Corpora- | Hun the contract for the uew pumpi iiir engine for the local fire department. Before It waa paaeed, however. Mayor i-bamptou aald that there hhould bo a public demonstration of the workluK of the engine before t be city cheed the deal. It wax elated that the a ptcilfcatlona covered thin, and al»»o that It waa understood between city oltlclala and the {company'* representative that there should be a public teat of the machine. The report of the plumbing I u * pec ; lor, John N. Jolineon, for the year juxl closing wan read. With there port win a check for |518 08 The report win received aud tiled, and the money ordered turned iulo the city treasury. Mayor Champion tsald that be had received a summary of the bulldtog permit* l*§ued by Building luapector William 8 Johnson. The report, Mayor Champion aald, waa Interesting, but It was not r*ad The 8KNTINKL, several days before (be meeting, looked over the bulldlne inspector's books, and the reauli are j published elsewhere In tbla issue. The total amount of the building permits Issued during 1910 Is $074,637. The following resolution, presented by Director Campbell, wn adopted: Be It Resolved, by the Board of Commissioners of the city of Ocean City, that the following trausfers of appropriations be made for the year 1919 of appropriations for tbe year 1919: From "Streets" $337.00 to "Boardwalk" $337.00. From "Streets" $119 84, "Coutlngent" $10.06. "City Hall" $58.02, to "Police and Life Guards" $187.02. From "City Hall" $108.84, "Health Bureau" $5.85, "Printlog" $60 64 to • Lights" $166 33. From "Printing" $6 05. "Water" $163 27 to "Public Comfort Stalloo" 1159 32. From "Water" $81.94 to "Salaries" $81.94, From "Interest on Bonds" $982 79 to * Interest ou Temporary Loans" $982 79. From "Wharves" $639 00 to "Bnlldlug Inspection" $439 00 From • Drains" $418.08 to "Plumbing Inspection" $418 08. Tbe following resolutions, also presented by Director Campbell, were adopted: Be It Resolved, by the Hoard of Commissioners of the city or Ocean City, New (Continued on Fourth Page.) WELCOME SIGNS FOR VISITORS Progressive League Plans to Have Signboards at Roads Eeading Here. Tbe members. of the Young Man's Progressive League are In favor of having Inviting looking signs placed at the entrances to Ocean City ou tbe automobile bridge and at Tbtrtyfourtb street. They would also like to see more signs on tbe State highways pointing the way to ibis raaorL The league bas decided to arrange to place signs ou the auto bridge and at Thirty-fourth street, those facing the people coming tn to have on the boards a cordial welcome, wbtle on the reverae aide would be a legend thanking tbe visitor* for their call or stay In this resort, and requesting them to return. If It Is fouud to meet with tbe approval of tbe local public, tbe league will take steps to provide Ocean City signs to lie placed at road Intersec Hons In various parts of the State, fuuds for these to be provided in part by tbe other Interested organizations of tbe resort. I The committee appointed to arrange for tbe provision of signs comprises John K. Trout, M. V. Smith aud A. M. Plummer. — Played Five Hundred. Cbarlee Baron and wife entertained a party of friends with five hundred at their home, on Eleventh street, Saturday evening. Tboee present were John ' R Groves and wife, Mrs. Frank I), Newberry, Harry A. Morris and wire. John J. Foster and wire, llerecbel Henderson aud wife and Clinton L B reck ley. Ware's eeeeiaiiles, Freeh roasted, hot peanuts, 24 cents per pound. Large new fancy mackerel. Mt. Holly tweet elder by tne quart or gallon. Elegant flavored eottee only 50 cent* per pound; good ea the best. New crop New Orleans molasses, 80 rents per quart. Large assortment choice apples, oranges, bananas and all kind of fruit always on band. Freab eggs right from the country. ■ plenty of them. Hefna'a sweet mixed pickles, very tasty, 15 cents per half-pound, adv., tl 1 Fow Hals -8 etory double house, with lot 40*86 feet, Noa, 8 and 10 Third - street. M$M00; houeee coat consider ably more money. Gas, gas stoves range h rooms and bath each boom . Apply U, W.Allen, 4fl5 Fad ave., Phfla., Pa. adv., It-!!, «L

SOLDIERS' MEMORY ' ISHONORED Wreath Placed in Presbyterian Church- Gifts for Worthy Charities. i , : The Freebyterlau Sunday School waa crowded Sunday. Each Sunday marks a growth tn the work of the ( school. This Sunday school aeut more than fifty dollar* to tbe Syrian , relief work of the church at Clirlatma* aud also packed two large boxes of preaetile for tbe orphans at tbe Trenton Home. The glrla aud wowen of the church dressed thirty dolls aud then ' bought a great lot of gauies for the boya of tbls Institution. Other homes were made happy by tbe gifts of the members of tbe school and church. Mrs. Maun was remembered for her untiring efforts to ketp tbe church In flowers and other beautiful decoration. Miss Louisa T. < 'Orson waa preaeuled with a handsome bouquet of rusee aud carnations, and tbe janitor, W. Grant, was given a ten-dollar gold piece. Tbe entire school received candy, and a polled geranium | waa presented to the "shut-ins" by tbe Cbrlttlan Endeavor. A beautiful j wreath was placed in the pulpit by a ' member of tbe church as a memorial; to the soldier* who served lu the late j war. Tbe decorations of the church were beautirul. Hundreds of yards of holly were auspeuded from the celling of the church and Suuday school room, and there were great bunches of holly all around the church. TROUBLESOME BOYS Petty Plllerlng Here Again Box tier* City *a Uinecoaia. The police have been troubled during tbe la*t ten days over auotber outbreak of pilfering by some of the boya of tbla city. It Is a condition | with which ibey have been confronted for years Wben some are j caugbt by (he police, they are released with a warping. Others are given . slight punishment. The result* are) far from being satisfactory to tbe police, at least. Chief Scull says that something ' more drastic will have to be done to break up this evil. Improving from lojurtrn. Joseph D. Bertram, of South Ocean City, was knocked down by a large touring car after leavlug bis wife at a Philadelphia hospital. His left leg was broken and be also received numerous bruises. He Is In tbe hospital and Is now Improving.

TAKE CHARGE OF 1 WAYWARD BOYS! Another Remedy for Youthful Delinquents Will be Tried Here. Minor Vincent, repttretillng a Philalelphia Unii. UeljVer* milk to hi* customer* tlx fiiw^Hernonn* Home of hi* in ilk boitlJv fiiUrd with the lacteal tltndpfvcje y^iep^Trom doorsteps on several ocaiioti la*t week, aud ou Saturday * tier noon a lad, said to have been cgugilt In the act, was turned over yfo hlbsUiy a cottager In the north section of t ho. city. Mluor start Vl w ith the boy to the police slat Ion ,\but, on hi* way, he wa* compel'ed t<y\*t<ip al Scotch Hall to deliver milk. WdicnJic returned lu hi* truck, the boy had disappeared. The milkman reported the matter to Chief Scull, who promised to round up the lad. Four boya. one colored, ranging In age from 9 to 12 year*, were thi* week taken lu custody by the police on the charge of stealing milk, aud they were given a hearing before Police Magistrate Ware Two of the lads have been iu tbe tolls of the police on numerous occasion* for petty thefts and disorderly conduct. Before the hearing, Clayton Halne* I Brick, an active member of the Plrat ! Bapil*t Church, told Chief Scull that he would like to have the while boya j turned over to hi* custody, and hla 1 plau waa agreed to by Chief Scull and Magistrate Ware. j The colored boy was placed uuder the care of the Rev. Grant Harris, paa* tor of Shllob Baptist Church, of this city. REPEAT CANTATA Holy Trinity Cliurcb Cbolr In be Hnird Tuesday MltcbtThe Feast of tbe Kplphsny, Tue*- 1 day, January 6. will be observed lu Holy Trinity Episcopal Church with Holy Cominuulon al 1U a- m. At 8 oJelock that evening the cantata" "The Story of Christmas," will be rej peated by the church choir. It Is a ! most excellent composition, and was j recently well sung by the cbolr mem. i bere. It Is belug repealed because of j many requests. The offering between the second and third part* goes to the organ fund. No admission fee will be charged, aud the public Is inI vited. Hell I* l ore- Property. E. A. Cor*on and J. M. Chester, tbe owners, have sold the store properly ou Asbury aveuue, near Ninth street, to the W'aw a Dairy Company. Tin* company baa had a lease ou the properly for the last year or two.

CENSUS TAKERS TO START WORK HERE TOMORROW

II ARMY SENDS NEW TEAR'S GREETING . _______ U Hen Wish the People of the I Country Safety and * Pekce in 1920. , The men of the United Htate* Army " eand this New Year's greeting to tbe i< , people of this country: A eafe and peaceful New Year from c the meu of the United Btaie* Army to { I tbe people we eerve. 1 Id your present safety and peace we * , find our greatest reward of tbe year ^ that has passed. I Tbe United Btatea Army was the « j first Institution of our Government. ! , It waa the army which secured th* < formation of oor Government, lu all r the year* since It baa never deviated | from Its high mtaetou of luaurlog the s continuance of our Govarnmetit. 4 The one' New Yeer'a resolution of i tbe men of your army has ever been 1 - and will alwaya remain the same. It > 1 ie tbla: To above all love America. To Insure your safety and peace. To ao worthily aerve you that each j of you will constantly think of each of us as your personal repre3 tentative In the business of Insuring to you the Meeting of J free America. WEEK OF PRATER # Proeet Observaaw in heeai Prrabylrrlso Ctaarcta. Tbe "Week of Prayer" will be ob * eerved In tbe First Presbyterian f Church, beginning Hundey morning and continuing throughout the entire 0 week. The general theme of the*eetvloee will he, "The Church Awa [J kenedm Her New Opportunities." Everyone le invited to tbee* eervlce*. > t; There will be good music every night. The pastor, the Rev. Dr. Hnyder, ex ^ pecta a number of speaker* at these service*. They will be attending the t r, conference at Atlantic t-lty. "He sure ; end corns to every service." la Dr. Heyji" der'a Invitation. k, Try an ad van teem so 1 In the mrnu

Hulings Wallace and Haney Chattin Will Ask People Many Leading Questions. Prepare for the United Blatea census man. Ha will begin hi* work tomorrow, and he'll ask as to where you were boru, your age sod a bunch of similar questions. Treat him kindly. Ward Hlgbee, of this city. It assistant census supervisor for this district, which comprises Burlington, Cumberland, Atlantic aud Cape May counties. The census enumerators for this city arc Hulings Wallace aud Haney Chattin, both of whom served In tbe Btates Army, on tbe other side, during the war with Germauy. Wallace will take th{ census of the First Ward, and Chattin will perform like duty In tbe Second Ward. They have been Instructed as to thtlr duties, *Dd both will start on their rounds tomorrow morning. H. *nd l«. Association Notice. The annual meeting of the Ocean City Building and Loan Association, for tbe election of officers, receiving the secretary'* report, Issuance of a new serie* (84tb), voting ou amendments to tbe by-laws, and any other business that may properly come before tbe »U ek holder*. will be held In its office*. 408 Eighth street, at 8 o'clock p. m , Hsturday, January iu, 1920 Person* destrlug atock may ee cure tbe same by applying to the secretary or any member uf the buard of directors. IL Ho WAND TflOkir, adv., 1 1, 2t. Secretary. Notice to Property Owner*: For beat results in tutnmer renting, list your apartments or cottage fot rent with thi» office— J ! wtlmam Mourn won, Real Estate Broker, Oeeau avenue, bet. Eighth adv.. ta-t8, if. [ To One and All— Do not forget the old reliable Hay Villa Laundry, which * waa established in 1916 Try It once — complete your laundry while you | wait Call, write or phone, 189- W, j 217 Hay avenue* Ocean City, * Frances Freeman, Prop. * adv., 5-8. 8mo». Are you looking for a cottage site In * i the Garden*, price* $500 to MOO or a v house with bay frout. In center »1 v ; town? For term* apply to Abet D |8ct)llftl? Central avenue, or phono * 48D. tf NoAHhktot Wavtkp — Warm room< and every convenience. Apply U » Mrs. Lydia Gaudy. 891 Central ave adv., 1211, tf. e B

LEAGUE OPPOSED TO SHORE LINE INCREASE IN FARE I ' - j - • _

BIDS FOR HAULING SCHOOL CHILDREN Curtis Corson Awarded Transportation Contract at $7.99 a Day, The member* of the Board of Education have awarded to Curtis Corson the contract to convey by automobile the children living south of Twentieth street to the two public school* in thi» city. This also Include* children at or uear the Thirty-fourth atreti bridge. The bid* received were as follow*: Curtis Corson, $7 99 a day; Cbarle* Hack, $12; John Mart*. $18. The contractor will start with the reopening of the school* on January 6 The children have beeu coming up town on the froiley car, the school board havlug arranged with the company, three mouth* ago, to pay flut) a month for thi* service, the company also receivlug $100 a month from tbe city. Wben tbe trolley company, some weeks ago, declared its Intention of discontinuing the car aervJcc on January 1, the school board decided to advertise for bids for the transportation of the school children. The trolley company! later agreed to run tbe cars until the city held an election to dlapoee of the transportation dilemma. HAD LIVELY CHASE Womc Utile Kxcllement Near Yacht Clab Hotter. There wa» some Tittle excitement lu the north section of tbiecity a few days ago, when, as alleged, Leslie Hur ton, who lives In the Ocean City Yacht Club, saw a young man wandcring aiuuud tbe cottage 307 Batter sea road. Button called to the youth, who ran. pursued by Button. The latter fired two or three shots iu the air. hoping to frighten and halt the youth, but tbe latter kept on. Finallv he was rouuded up, but later escaped Into some low-lying lota, which were filled with bro*b. Chief Bcull, who had been summoned, soon arrived. He d.scovered that the young mau bad beeu Identified, and, as there was no charge agalnat him. the quest for the fellow was discontinued. Buy* Houir In Somem' rolnl. Leslie Head ley , of this city, ha* pur* cha-ed a house at the corner of Becond street aud Connecticut ayenue. Homers' Point, from Mrs. Henrietta Hraogeuberg. He will make Improvements and occupy the cottage in thesummerllme. POOR CAR SERVICE Whore- Fast t.tne- l»*trona Com. plain or conditions. Visitors to Ocean City Christmas Eve complained of the exasperating ly poor service afforded by tbe Bhore Fast Line Company from Pleasaotvilie to this raaorL However, this Is the usual thing. "Can't the Board of Trade make a move to help theee conditions?" ask some of tbe readers of the Skntinel.

Local Organisation Appoints Committee to Figbt Compariy'e Proposition. The announced intention of the , j Hhore Fe«t Line Company to appeal 1 wt:h1n the next few days to tbe Bute Board of Public Cliltty for perm 1— lop to i»k* u fare between A Lieu tic Chy and Ocean City baa aroused lbs Young Men's Progressive League to setwe. A committee has been appointed tn fight tbe proposition on behalf of the city aud the ieaeue. Tbla committee comprises Dr. J. f horn ley Hugbes, Andrew R. Bcull and Assemblyman Andrew C. Boawell, and H will be represented at the proposed public hearing before tbe Btate Public Utility Commlaaioner*. Tbe preeeuc rate of far* from Ocean cTty to Atlantic CUy and return la 60 cents when one purchases a ticket. Paying oo the cats, tbe fart is 68 aacta. The company's proposition fa to raise the price of tickets to 40 cant* each way. Many cUUeoa express the view that tbe city and the Board of Trade should he heard from In do uncertain way in opposition to tbe proposed Increase Id fare*. kotictl Ocean City, N. J , December IS. 1616. Tbe Annual Meeting of tbe stockholders of theOCE*N CITY TITLE and TRUBT CO HP ANY wUI be held at the bank building, Eighth street and Asbury avenue. Id the City of Ocean Cuy, County of Cape May and Btate of New Jersey, on Tuesday, the thirteenth day of January, 1920, at two o'clock In the afternoon, for tbe auction or directors for the ensuing year and for tbe transaction of such other business as may pro parly noma Mote the meeting. Kusskll H. Nultt, (Secretary. adv., 1-1, St. Lost — H mall gold ring with blood *loue center Reward. Return to vtary Elizabeth CoUtason, 835 Asbor) avenue. adv.. it. An Appeal to Reason Thr average rn&n gives the beat that is in bins to provide comfort for his loved ones and to constantly add to hi* possessions It does not seem reasonable. then, to saddle upon an individual the responsibility of conserving the interests of another's heir* and estate, and thereby doable his barden*. Tbe proper procedure b to name a* executor or trust— under yucr will this institution. which specialise* i a such matter*.Ocean City Title and Trust Company j OCEAN CITY, N. J.

BY REQUEST THE CHOIR OF HOLY TRINITY CHURCH WILL REPEAT H. ALEXANDER MATTHEWS' CANTATA, mThr Story of Christmas" TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 19*0, AT S P. II. ELEVENTH AND CENTRAL AVE. Kvrryonk Invited Silver Oi>r*miiio " - , — » 1 ■ i. ■ ■ ■■ ■■ 1 ■ 1 1 St. ^obit's Ev. Xutberan Church Btv. JOHN T. QILliltON, Patter IQtS Gentrol Avenue Sunday Services fit Four Ocloclc (VESPERS AND SERMON) AT THS KOTRL IMPERIAL Vou ar%i Oordlalljjp Invited to thwsw f Services r — — i — .I. ; T he Pa ptist Corner | Tbe trait of tbe Love, Jby, Peace, l<owg Suffering, Gentleness, Faith. Msekwesa, TfiBfSk ft after, Gal. 5, H. Do 70* enter the New Year of with aneh at Li flag X qwsdhwa? tf not why not f The FIRST umt Cttt-RCK of Ocaaa City b> rsody ytm good- j £ *> ocmttk, •, "'lb. -- -<Sv • . i'- 'fti'.'.v-- '&'ii£6s£? - aLMiaA » ■ "..2 dW.'- -kd 1 ... — nini'in'r .. . .