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MARCH 1, 1934
THE BEACH• N. D.. ADVANCE
PAGE SEVEN
' 'J' i J ,
GOLVA
met with Mrs.
with a large
Present. It was a bitter
hilt that did not prevent
having a good meeting.
about 35 being served,
was transacted
chat followed. Guests
were Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard McIver of
Henrietta Sheen, Mau-
Next meeting will
Mrs. Stella Hayden of Wil-
left for Mott on
he has employ-
shop. He will be
young folks in Golva.
Fischer gave a ludefisk
I supper to a number of
Thursday. They all
enjoy it very much.
Page spent Thursday
Mrs. Covert.
social events of the
card Party given at the
home Saturday night
large number of neighbors
gathered for a good
refreshments were
was in Golva Sat-
some excellent honey
disl~sed of.
Mrs. Frank Parker of
life long friends
Page, came
unexpeetexlly on Friday
spend the weekend.
Parker were enroute
Mont., where they
remain for a time with a
wife and from there
California to visit with a
Enroute they came as
as to pass
coming across
and on to
had dinner and
looking around
quite impressed with
They have
for about
where Mrs. Parker
auditor's of-
spending some time
continued on their
a most enjoy-
Mrs. ~Frank Davidson
Florence Cameron of
dinner with friends in
was a Wibaux visitor
I~ D. Page rode as
"With him.
John T~hida re-
trip to Fargo and
went to Beach
work done.
and W. W. Page
visitors Saturday,
poor health Miss Mar-
res/~ned her Position
no~ .a~d wtU return to her
aunng the week. Miss
_ ~ her strength
r operates at Christmas
was unable to finish her
Bt~s of CUster,
Purt of last week
g fr/ends here. She
-~ Saturday He r
L'ust~ for a sh¢.t
wfl_ return Monday.
and wife attended
Party at the
was had. Friday night.
of Beach
sister Edna in Golva
night.
lnMrs. Etnar Pahlsted of
GOlva ~ Week calling
B°sserm~ is still in
ander the._c~.e of physi-
u~ saving been
operation. Her
for her speedy
Unday at tiie Fred
of Beach at-
society at Golva
Ed
weeL
w~at to elite. Mm~day
1~o~ was a Smst
Wednesday.
Writes he is expecting
and will not have
WHEN THE VOGUE to rlde~bi6yeles for f~n and health
began a year ace, many people" had to learn to ride
them--but when we see sights like this sextet el young
California misees going places, we realize the bicycles
are back in a big way.
THIRTY CHILDREN mirac-
ulously escaped death when a
locomotive pushed this sc~loo!
bus 1,000 beyond the
Springville,
WHO'S WHO HERE? Arthur Alfred Spencer, Los An
geles, the nation's closest "double" for Presldeot ROOSt.
volt---some height and weight, wears same size clothe..
shoes, and hate, even his voice is similar to the Pres
ident's,
POLLY DOESN'T WANT
A CRACKER! Judging
from that slightly put.out
expression on Polly Wzl- PICKS PROM PISTOLS: Modernia-
tot's lovely face it would is@ the Biblical prophecy that swordff
seem thst she would shall be beaten in~ ploughshares, LANNV ROSS, etar tenor of Captain Heory's
rather take a cra©k st ~Chieago'~ Judge O'Connor zhovelz Show Boat, who is perfectly familisr w|th the
eomebody, Well, ali's fair ~eized gangster weapons into fouflo front end of z microphone, steps behind a
Jn love, war. ang the dry furnace to be made into picks• camera during a pause in the fllminGi of his new
movies, shovels, and axes for CWA werMerJa picture. "Melody in Boring."
SUNSET SENTINEL
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zook made
a business trip to Dickinson last
Thursday morning.
Mr. Kauphman and son from
Hebron were callers at the William
Ueckert farm last Friday. On their
return they took with them a truck
load of oats.
Mae Lou Treater has been on the
sick list the past few days and was
absent from school.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Polly and
daughter Ella pleasantly entertained
at a whist party last Friday eve-
ning. Progressive whist was played
at four tables. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Gardner and daugh-
ter Marian from Sentinel Butte,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlle Bohn, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Smith and son
Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ueckert
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Feldmann and daughter Edna and
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Roesler and
family. High honors were won by
Win. and Eleanor Ueckert, low to
Mrs. Charlie Smith and Win. Gard-
ner. At midnight the hostess served
a very delicio~ lunch which con-
cluded the entertainment and eve-
ning.
Alfred Ueckert sold a team of
horse~ last week to Mr. Johnson,
north of Beach.
Mr. and and
Zooi
l~st
the day.
Fiom from
was an all guest
from Ueckert a
guest at Ueekert
received
her and
and left Friday at
and Mrs.
members
toour
Johnston
all
(nee
hUs-
in~
a call-
Men-
here from
party from
that took the trip
to San Texas, arrived safe=
ly there last Wednesday evening.
The party consists of Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Anderson, Herman Brown,
Mike Anderson and Alfred UeekerL
They are enjoying a most wonder-
ful trip. They toured by way of
Yank-ton, Wicl~ta, Oklahoma City,
Forth worth and Austin, taking
four days from Bismarck. One day
~drove to Old Mexico, one him-
and fifty miles from San An-
tonic, to be at the ringside of a
bull-fight which proved of course
to be an interesting feature for the
group: Tlley plan to leave San An-
tonio Wednesday, Feb. 28th, for
home and take the route w~lch
leads them through Houston, C~I-
veston and Dallas. The climate is
ideal there, nice and warm and the
are out golfing and swim-
, will have many
stories to tell when they
return.
of Golva,
to the-hapw ~.
and wife went to
BONNIE qEW
Mary MeCaskey• Reporter
BIRTHDAY CLUB
A very large crowd
the Olaf Abraham
Birthday club, of
member, met to
bhtr in
occurred last
celebrated
ance with
observe a
immediatel~
the date of
was served0at noon, to
tending, anti the
en over t@'card playing
Wishing Mrs. Dobiar
happy birthdays to
guests departed for their
homes declaring the
enjoyable one. Besides
Mrs. Do~ar and Mr. and
Abraham and family, the followjz~
were members of the party~tMr.
and Mrs. G~ne-..~re and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Oswcod
and son, Arlton, Mr. and Mrs.
Wendell Youeils, Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Youelh. Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Dailey, Mr. and Mrs. Franz Bceler
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arvid
Abraham and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Abraham, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Johnson and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Hobbe and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Barkland, Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Stecker and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Koshney and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. "Spud" ,adamson,
Mrs. Levlna Houck and daughters,
Fay and Eudora, Mrs. H. E.
~rd. granddaughter, Clara Smith,
.andMrs. mehard ~oid
and son War~en, Mrs. Herin Brown,
~r~l~and Mrs. Leo E~z~rry and datlgh-
Clam~ Mrs, Edwards, Mrs.
• Mi~. J.S. Schauer and
daughters., Agnes and J~ephine,
Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Stecker and
son, Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc-
Oaskey and son, Joe, Garnett KruU,
Novella Bookey, Pay and gdm~
Kukowskl, B. J. MCD~old
son, Robert• Harry Hill, Alfred
Green, Melvin Phillips, Pay Ham-
fin, Harve Easton and l~y G~sho.
PROGRAM
The members of the Y. C. L. of
the Bonnie View school observed
Washington's birthday almiversary
last Thursday afternoon by present-
Ing a short program. The program
committee composed of Lydia Dun-
tier, Ernest Schauer and Pat Mc-
Caskey directed the following: sbng,
"America," school; reading, "Wash-
ington as a Surveyor," Eva Dunder
and Ernest Schauer; poem, "Our
Flag," Frank Dunder; story, "Why
Jimmy Missed the Parade," Pat
McCaskey; play, "A Birthday,', by
Marion and Howard Schauer; play,
"Discussing Washington" Elsie
Feldmann and Charles Dunder; A
story, "A Glimpse of Waahlngton,"
Joe Mc(~skey; two ~, "Truth"
and ',Wcodchoppers,' in which all
the pup//s participated, concluded
the program of the afternoon.
Albert Meyers, who entered the
Beach hospital about two weeks
~suffering from an absce~ on
neck, Is still a patient there.
He is slowly improving, since hay-
tug the abscess lanced.
Alfred Green, who recently ac-
companied Prod Saben here from
Minnesota, has been staying a~ the
A, F. Doblar home since last week.
Mrs. I~ak Nems and Mm. RoY
McCaskey were among those who
attended the meeting of the Cath-
held Thursday
John
Ku-
kowski and Mrs. Pat Blrmin~tmm
as joint hostesses.
Mrs. Henry Feldmann, who en-
hospital last Wed-
from a ~rVous
as well bs
their
that
resident here,
Wisconsin
Mr. Kerrigan had
a number of
he spent some time
so he is quite well known.
BELGIUM HAS "NEW KING
Brussels, Feb. 23.--A new king of
the Belgians, Leopold III, was en-
troned today when the former
crown prince took the oath to de-
fend the constitution before both
houses of parliament.
He officially became king, suc-
ceeding his father the late Albert
I, at the conclusion of the reciting
of the oath at 11 o'clock this morn-
tug.
The 32-year-old monarch spoke
the brief oath in French and re-
mated it in Flemish before the
legislators and assembled di&mitar-
ks.
A splendid array of foretsn rep-
resentatives and diplomats in the
lavishly decorated chamber of
deputies, cheered the new ruler
with the same enthusiasm as did
thousands of people who watched
him on his ride to parliament from
the royal castle at suburban Laeken.
Thousands of Belgians ecstatic-
all shout "vive le roi" And,
y tug fs
waving flags an~ handkerchle ,
hailed Leopold II on his triump-
hant ride back to Laeken.
DR. STICKNEY'8 DAUGHTER
CALLED TO HOLLYWOOD
Doro~ Stickney, "the hometown
girl who made goad in th~ big city,~
has left the New York stage for
Hollywood where this week she be-
gan work at the Paramount studios
in the ,l~uction "Murder At The
Vanitie~ Dorothy is a daughter of
the late Dr. Stickney of Dieklnson.
The former Dickinson glrl who
has taken leading roles in some of
Broadway's most o~tst4mding hits
during the past 13~ was lured
to Hollywood by an offer from
Paramount which she described as
toc tempt~ to mfum. Prefen~ng
stage to screen drams, she stated
the terms on whi~h abe will accept
the Paramount contract and was
S~ when they were accepted.
Hotel des ~nvabdes
The Hotel des Invaltdes iS the fa-
military hospital and sold~
home in Parl~ It was founded la
!6~L
GARNER
The pupils of the Strahon school
have organized a club and have
named it, "The Wranglers." They
are going to have mat weaving as
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Vt'ANT ADVERTISEMENT RATES
All orders for edvertising under th|s head must be accompanied hy
Cash. The rates are two cents a word with a minimum charge of 25
cents per insertion. No such advertisements phoned or mailed in will be
published without prepayment unless the party .has an establlshe~
account with this office.
their first project. The club meets /
every other Friday. FOR ~AL~
There was a program at the 7
Strahon school Friday, Feb. 23, at ~ ....... ._ /. /.~ _~
2:30. The parents were invited to FOR ..~?~. E---~F" .~ug~y m ~ooa_
attend, conm~mn . --~ ~s. r-u~s. ~ -, p
[
Two wedding~;m~r~a ] FOR" ere .... b~t. t
, celebrated Van
l Mrs. ~'~ l~ida"y eve-~J seeder, like ~--Max/~egger, St
Phiilip, Motif / 43.ic
lgllfler the~.~ooden wed "drag of Mr. IREBBONS---For. tyll(writers at Ad-
~Tged:ve:!i vance offlve, ~ j" lt$-tf:
~e ~h~a~er children have t horses. Brq~-- Frank Dy-
l~een sick the last we~k or ten days. ~ kiss I~ ~'43-1o
~hey were ot~.9~5oo~,at differenj~ < " /~ ",.
times durin~he week. L _ / FOR SALE---Four-rcon~ttage and
Thy y lot in Beth goo ocation wi.
with I~. ##Covert. /¢ ~/ sell cheap fo~ ca~ or will trade
Mr/an~ Mrs. AjCM.~,dneterson, for horses, c~tt~l¢or sheep,~W. J.
Gler~Page nd~Ip.ff..~N~.ffr0ssman were Kremers Gol~. F/-tf
~ ~ttendanc~- ~t~ie Sunshine so- '
c~~ Golva from this vi- - " ' ....
cinlty.
Andrew Vanvig who has been at
the Dickinson hospital for some
time, is showing very encouraging
improvement the last week.
Marian Wosepka came horfie on
Friday to spend the weekend after
her week at Dickinson.
Nick Lundin was a business caller
at the Matt Krause home Friday.
Little Audrey Schmeling is much
better after the severe burn she had
on her leg.
Victor Renstrom was a Beach vis-
itor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wosepka were
guests at the Golva Sun~hine at
the W. W. Page home Wednesday.
~3oodrun and Thomas Vanvig
spent the weekend with home folks.
NOT LIKE CHICAGO FIREMEN
We are glad that none of the
Beach firemen are llke some in
Chicago. A press dispatch says: "By
court order issued Friday Mrs. Alex-
ander W. Grim must stop following
her husband, a hook and ladder
man, to fires.
The injunction was granted by
Judge Rudolph F. Desert after
Orim's attorney had related how
Mrs. Grim had followed her hns-
band to various conflagrations for
the express purpose of throwing
cold water on any romances Grim
might be tempted into while res-
cuing nlght-gowlaed women.
And lime Marches On
A fragment of human Jaw found
In Nebraska dates back 15,000 to
30,000 years.
CITATION HEARING PETITION
F O R T H E PROBATE 0 F
FOREIGN WILL AND APPOINT-
M~l'IT . OF ADMINISTRATOR
WI~H'%J~I~~ WILL AN~NEXI~D.
IN COUNTY COURT
Before H0n. A. ~. Kastlen, Judge
State of North DaEota
{
BS`
County of Golden Valley
In the Matter of the Estate of Lulu
S. Van Horn Deceased.
The Security National Bank &
Trust Company, a corporation.
Petitioner,
-re-
Maple Lawn Cemetery Associa-
tion. Oak Ridge Cemetery AssO-
ciation, Old Cemetery Associa-
tion. The Parish of the Good
Shepherd, The First Baptist
Church, of Faribault, Minnesota.
Masonic Hall Building Associa-
tion, Isabelle Corwin, Mabel
Corwln, Shattuck School. St.
Mary's Hall, Charter Oak Chap-
[er Daughters of the American
Revolution, Gilbert A. Richard-
son, Joseph 19dwin Richardson.
Marcia Snell, Richard Snell,
Thomas Snell, Donalda Duncan.
Warren Richardson, Herbert
Richardson, Elizabeth Smal-
lldge, Maud Smalltdge House,
Laura Smallidge Nelson, Warren
Smallldge. Frank Smallldge,
• Joseph Smantdge, Anna L. Le-
Crone, Grace E. McKinstry,
Myrtle Gentry, Milly Stiles
Ba~h rd. Henry R. Stiles. Ethel
Charles, Ida K. Frlnk, Chestine
Gowdy Madge Grant, Helen
Grant, Mrs. W. C. Hengen Mary
Whitney Ktngham, AHce" Kirk.
Olive Weld McCoy, Alice L.
Pease. Harry B. Smlth~ Jthn
W~II, F. S. Warren, ~t.rs. F. S.
Warren, Alice Warreif W. C.
Hengen, Rice Co. Ht~orical So-
ciety, Florence Blod~ett McClel-
land, and all o~her persons
Interested in the ~state ot Lulu"
S. Van Horn, De,eased,
/ Respondents.
THE STAT~ OF/NOBTH DAKOTA
TO THE ~BOVE NAMSD ~-
SPO~DE~r~:.I .
You and each of you are hereby
cited and requ~ed to appear betore
the County Court of the County of
Golden Valley in the State of North
Dakota, at the office of ti~e County
Judge of said County, at the Court
House in the City of Beach in ~ld
County and State, on the 14th day
of March, A. D. 1934, at the hour
of 10:00 o'clock in the forenooa of
that day, to show cause if any you
have. why the prayer of the peti-
tioner asking for the admission to
probate of the foreign will of the
aoove named decedent and the issu-
ance of letters of administration
with the will annexed thereon
should not he granted. You are
notified that the above named peti-
tioner has filed in this Court a copy
of the Last Will and Testament of
Lulu S. Van Horn late of the City
of Fartbault in the County of Rice
and State of Minnesota, Deceased,
and the probate thereof In the Stale
of Minnesota duly authenticated
with lts petition praying for the
admission to probate of said docu-
ment as the Last Will of said
deceased, and for issuance to A. M.
Kuhfeld, of Beach, Golden Valley
County. North Dakota, of letters of
administration with the will an-
nexed thereon, and that said petition
and the proofs of said" purported
Will will be heard and duly con-
sidered by this Court at the time
and place aforesaid, a~d you are
hereby notified that the residence of
said decedent at the time of her
death was at Farlbault In Rice
County, Minnesota,
Dated this 21st day of ~'ebruary,
A. D. 19~I.
Carbon Monoxide
Carbon monoxide, the colorless,
tasteless and odorless gas that Is
produced by motor car exhausts and
parlous Industrial processes, is so
poisonous that one part in 2,000
parts of alr sickens a person wlth-
in a short time and one part In 200
parts of air quickly causes death.--
Colller's Magazine.
, ±
SUMMONS
In the District Court for Golden
Valley County. North Dakota.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRIC~
Julia F. Martin, Executrix of the
Last Will and Testament of A.
L. Martin, deceased, and Lyle
Martin,
PlaintiSfs,
VS
R. E. Morrow. the unknown heirs
of 1t, E. Morrow, the unknown
heirs of C. A. McCloskey, de-
ceased. L. E Austin, the un-
known heirs of L. E. Austin.
George McCloskeY. Lewis F.
Crawford. Billings Co. Mere. C0..
a corporation, a~d all persons
unknown who are or have at
any time been owners of shares
in the Billings Co. Merc~ Co.,
a corporation, and all persons
unknown having or clafmt~ an
estate or Interest tn ~ ~en or
incumbrance upon t~e~operty
described In the Su~Wlons and
Complaint in ~g])/s action.
whether ~,~ ~e~ devisees,
legatees o~ ~per%p&al repre~ent-
atlves of ~ fle~ased person,
~ ~/ Defendants.
The~qfltte oTNorth DakOta to the
above, nailed Defendants.
Y/fu ~ aF~ hereby suft~moned to
ans~ve~ th~ complair~t ~tn~thls action,
which [conlplalnt i~ SoW% on ~ve |in
the office of the d~k of t~ D s-
trict C~lurt In Golderl?~,Valley~tr2eunty,
North Dakota. ~ ~J~. ser~ a copy
of your ansvcer~ub~on th~ubscriher
within thirt~ d~ys~afte~the seryi0e
of this Sum~l~ns ripen you; and in
case of you~eT/falluJte to appear or
answer Judt~kent ~ill he-2~aken
against yo~t~ defd~ult for,Khe re-
lief demanded~ In thb Coml~laint,
193134ated this ~Tth d~y of/February,
GUY LE~,
Attorr~y for the
Plairg't ffs
Residence a~d post office
add~kess, ~ent~nel Butte,
Nor@¢ I~kota.
To the abov~ ~amed defendants:
You are hereb~Lfnotified that this
action is broug?[t to determine ad-
verse claims [o the following de-
scribed property real. to wit:
Lots three (3). and four (4)
in Block two (2) in Gilbert's--
First Addition to the Village of
Sentinel Butte, Golden Valley
County, North Dakota
You are further notified that no
personal claim Is made against any
of you.
GUY LEE,
Attorney for the
Plaintiffs.
(Mar. 1,$-15-22-29 - Apr. ~)
NOTICE fOR .Iv/
"Notice Is hereby glv~ that the
Board of County Com~Stssioners of
Golden Valley Coun/d', North Da-
kota will receive ~ealed bids for
record books, legaVblanks and of-
ftce supplies for /one year from
April 3, 1934 to ~prtl 3,-1935. The
~oard will also[reCeive sealed bids
for the furnisl~/ng of election sup-
plies for the ~Prlmary and~eneral
Elections ~or/the y~ar #1~4 for
Golden Val~e~ Conn,.
All bids ~fre tll be.le~le~l and a
certified check ~f ~ Hundred
Dollars must ac[cb~l~ny each hid.
All bids to he ~essed to the
County Auditor ~ C~jden Valley
County an0~"~be ~d not later
than 10:00 $A[/M. Attlil 3, 1~$4 at
which t~e ~ds w~ ~ op'ene&
All_~tlfled c~l~ ~11 be re-
turnediJW th~ u~s~c~es~ful bidders
Immedl~lelyd[.a_f/dr th~." qpe01ng Of
the btlel anithe ~cgr~fied cheek of
the success~ bPO~er will be re-
tained until i~e fl]~ng and approval
of a contra~t an~ the filing, and
approval by the Board of County
Commissioners of a t$ond in the sum
of Five Hundred Dollars.
Bidders are requested to be pre-
sent at the opentl~g Of bids.
The Board of County uommtsslon-
ors reserve the right to reject any
or all bids,
Dated at Beach_ North ~akota
this 23rd day of February 1554.
CHAS. CHRIST~ANB]~N,
Auditor Golden Val-
(Seal) ley County.
(March 1-8~15-22)
, ,f, r
MISCELLANEOUS ~/r .
ALMEE'S THREE LOV~'~ Told
by Atmee Herself! 1~ the ]~U-
mate Stor~ of ~ McPherson~
Three Lov~ --,~'Story of Ronmaee
and Re~, Startiz~ in N~
SUNDAY'~ CmCAGO HE~ALD
AND EXAMINER. .~U~ ..
unencumber~t,~mlles east o£
Bismarck. "IVr. Box 61, Lima,
Mont. ~ 42-4p
.r
AT THE ADVANC~OFFICE
Typewriter ri~bon~, mhneogral~
paper, manifol~l #w'aeets and other
typewriter supl~s. Scratch blocks,
letter paper. 4I-2/;
Los ......
,OST--Re te d H. ire
pig. Straye~ ~ ago.--Ha~oid~
LOST--String qf peach"about Feb, -
7th. Reward ~t~f1"nder. -- ~Ima
/?,-,_,
TAKEN /
TAKEN UP-~Bald~ce sorrel mar~
colt, 2 year] o~,no visible brand:
Owner pay ~# keep, ad, and tak~
away.--W. ~. I~'emers, Golva, .No
Dak. 44-3~
JOHN DEERE TRACTORS
VANBRUNT DRILLS,
we have sold more Vanbru 'th
any other tFo 'togeJ~er."
The John Deere ]rract(~l~'has frol~
600 to 1000 less ~ts t]~n any other
make. The J-D~rr~Sr burns dIs-
tilate. This sav~s~fundreds of d01o
lars per year. L/
THE TATLEY IMPLEMENT CO.
Ollie - Carlyle - Golva
43-tf.
NOTICE FOR BIDS
At I0:00 o'clock A, M. March 5,
1934, the Board of County Co~nmis-
stoners, Golds Valley Count~, N. I~
will receive and open ~ds for
bridge lumber In the aD~roxtmkte~
quantities as follows: 30~cs. 2 x 12-
16; 32 pcs. 2 x 12-18; 5~/pcs. 3 x 12-"
16; 316 Des. 3 x 12-18;/25 PCS` 4 x 6,-
20; 37 pcs. 6 x 6-18. /
The above to b@/No, l Com. ir~
the rough, ful~ s~ed~ and price&
F. O. B. cars ~ch, N. D.
The Board re.ryes the right t~
reject any and all bids,
Mail bids to county auditor.
CHAS. CHRISTIANSEN,
Auditor Golden Val-
43-2t ley Co., N. ~).
Giau~s fitted for distance am~
G GII) ON
OPTICANEI)IAllIIT
l~,~l¢l,, N.D.
First door east of Overstad'g
Hardware. Look for street
PItOFF$$1ONAt CARDS
Rice Drug Coo
Physleiau and Surgeon
Sentinel
$