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The sun., 1890-06-10

ITS Just splendid speculGtinE on margin" said
ChAppie "Y' see you leave hundred dollars with your
broker and he buys thousand dollars worth OF stock
don't know how he does but that's tho of hi
business Then II the stock goes up you make pile OF
money and II 1t falls say down 70 sSoO you can sell
OUT, and there your $500 proht"
"Isn'tit simple !" said Mabel.
Awful" returned CholNe. ~ left Sloo with my
broker this morning"
The sun., 1890-06-10
But Not n Big Head.
FTOnI TNe INftuUU ITTyEIEc.
Mr.. Depew has a great head.
" Little Annie Rooney" n Favorite at tho
White House..

From the Philadelphia Record
Mrs. Harrison likes " Little Annie Rooney" By her
request the Marine Band plays as often az possible at
tho White House indoor and outdoor concerts Perhaps
this is to prevent tho Marine Band from playing
Where Did You Get That iiat'" and Listen to MY
Tale of Woo" which ingalls, ssAid TO have ordered
Director sousa play often as possible at tho White
House. Meantime. all Washington rings with it All
local bands initiate the Marine Band. and panoorGan
isA all colored whisters and all small boys hremen
and policemen get of this touching ballad at all hours
OF thu day and night.
The sun., 1890-06-10
his Marked Cola Came Back to mln.


Saturday evening several gentlemen were in the bill
Hard room Of tie FrOntenGc llOe! kingStnU Out one
Of tuem received IN change ~ cent piece which
was rIDed the mystic symbols, " II 10" Nv 1uyeN
Faid te, heres l"cenlsr that some fellow as
marked II II will ever come hack " LIT
IT," replied gentleman OF tho party. "GSntlemen"
he said, my name 10 Henry DeTmnnd Twelve years
a. this marked This Is the third that has turned
up" He OnsTsd the owner OF the coin u for II and EoL
The sun., 1890-06-10
The Olse.t Cnthollc Priest.

Prom The Clth0f NtUA
On Friday last tho Row. FS'er HAvermans' pastor OF
St. Mary's Church Troy y. Y, completed tho Hxtieth
year of his priesthood. Father IavermAnSS service
a. priest 10 longer than that Of any other Catholic
clergyman in this country heWAs porn In inc town
of Baere Nassau en- ercG province of North Brabant
Holland Oh March 81 le06.
The sun., 1890-06-10

all OF the tabulated statistics and interesting
ayerares that seemed 30 important to Dr.
BILLINGS and Mr.. PORTER; and 1t Is
heavy responsibility that those gentlemen
bave taken upon themselves.
The sun., 1890-06-10
Vaux Fauclbus HHslt.


From the Philadelphia TinieL
"Ihave been patient listener since taking my seat
continued Mr. Vaux "As recognize tho fact that the
men who have had of experience in tho discus
son OF national questions better fitted to speak
,ho
The sun., 1890-06-10
Truth for Major McKinley's Benefit.

Since Major MCKINLEY has seen his pres
ttpe as a Presidential candidate fall consid-
erably below what it was left by the Repub-
lican Convention OF 1885, he Is entitled to q
true statement regarding his great measure
now In Congress, especially after such a
resolution as this, adopted by the Illinois
Democrats In their last State Convention:
-we cannot find language strong enough to condemn
the MCKINLEY tariff tax bill considering it as crime
and conspiracy against the toilers OF America"
In Major MCKINLEYs judgment, and In
that Of the majority Of workingmen the
world over, the American toilers are the
most fortunate on the globe. Considering
the comparatively slight changes itproposes
for the tariff, the conspiracy represented in
the MCKINLEY bill must be directed toward
holding the American workmen substan-
TALLY where they are at present.
The chief and evident element OF crime
discovered by the Illinois Democrats Is that
this bill conflicts with the straightout Cleve-
land-free trade theory which. In square con-
demnation Of the Jeffersonian principle. they
laid down in their platform, when they SAID
that the revenue necessary for the Govern
ment "shall be raised from internal rev.
enue taxes and duties upon articles OF
luxury" With the internal revenue once
permanently established as Federal sys-
tenn, articles of luxury would soon get to be
as hard to find as Republican chances in
Georgia. They would all fade out, and with
them would fade the last vestige Of tho
tariff. 1t will be somewhat difficult to dem
onstrate to the general satisfaction that the
simple-natured Major MoKINLEY's bill is a
crime.
The sun., 1890-06-10
AAxortIsinR Hate&

OAny AND SUNDAY 20 esnts q line ordinary sdvsrtie
hg, large type 90 cents; and preferred posiuonS .
ssnts 70 S1so according TO classification
WEEKLY 50 cents line; no extra charge Ter hrEs
typN Prsfsrrsd poaitiens from rs cents - q
The sun., 1890-06-10
A COntSmpOraneouS ODInIOA OF Baby
Mckee.


Tha 4yearold son of a welknown Washington cor
resfondent walking with his father and mother
arouni tho high fenced grounds south OF the White
IinuSe Tne President aud BRby Mckee woTo walking
in the park, Anl my friend said 10 his wife "1hre
The rresinent aud Baby Mohee" With that the year
Old went 10 Tho fence and peerinR through the bars
for full half minute white tho pa ents waited gAlod
steadily At the President and his grandson.
Papa" lie said hnaily with great sArnsstnSSs, "iS
that Baby Mckee,"
Yea +" said his father
"Well," said tho 4yeArold, who likes long WoTdG
"he'B vary ihHiRnihcAnL"
The sun., 1890-06-10
R n. Hayes,s Unpald.Ior Pedigree.

From the thtcdoo AhtL
Advcos wired from New York declare that bills have
put into the hands of collection agency In that
CITY against a number of prominent Americans for ser
vices rendered in getting up coats OF arms crs.tS
heraldic emblemS and pedisrees. Among tho recall
citrAnt debtors is r B. Hayes
The sun., 1890-06-10

Angry Guest At summer hotel'-Your porter has iuS'
smashed my trunk. and ruined-you hear me- hF-
ruined . nne suit OF clothes.
Clerk-ThAts all right Forget 10 tip the waiter Ter
day two, aud Wen call II square
The sun., 1890-06-10
Had HIa Max On.

GOOD enough" said the Terrier A. tho Bulldog.
passed by. They've muEzled you atlas have they ,"
NO they haven't either I'm going to n game Of base
bali replied the Bulldog.
The sun., 1890-06-10

1T was sad about Jobleys death" said one ST. Pau
man to another.
"Yos. very sad. Should think he could have waited
Ill the census taker had counted HIM"
The sun., 1890-06-10

CitiEen- you know of the approach Of great ttSrmA
why don't you stop them before they reach plGeei
Gen 0Teey-stOp them why that iS impossible
ottiEsn-oh no, Al you have 10 Dc V 70 DEOdlSt LhAl
The sun., 1890-06-10
Recipe for White spArrows.

FROM the Albany (Ga.) NerG
Mrs Hobbs Of Albany was annoyed by EnEilh spar.
rows BoAk cd hominy in Strychhine win which 70
poison them They IT, and rslibheI apparently II
did not Kill them but every ono OF them turned snow
The sun., 1890-06-10

Tho Atlanta Constitution denies that there
IA good ground for the hope entertained by
some Republican journals that the Farmers
Alliance will give tho Republicans control OF
the next House OF Representatives. THE AL
lance" says the Constitution, while 1t may
glyel direction to needful Legislation. Ia thor
ouRhly Democratic. and 1t is moving altogether
on Democratic lines"
We infer from this that the Constitution con-
siders that the wild cranky schemes OF agri-
cultural sub-treasuries Is neediul legislation
on Democratic lines.
In Georgia the Farmers Alliance seems 10
have swallowed the Democratic party Col.
LIVINGSTON. the great man OF the Georgia AL
lance, generously consents to be candidate
for Governor. and will hand the nomination
over to Col. NoRTHEN, great man In the state
Agricultural Society. Col. LIVINGSTON prefers
TO 90 to Congress. and II no is sent there he
will not represent Democratic principles: but
Farmers Alliance principles, aud they are very
different things.
Gen. JOHN b. GORDON wants to be q Senator
In Congress from Georgia again, and he is very
sweet on the Alliance. In fact, tor the present.
the Democratic party OF Georgia seems to
have disappeared and its place has been taken
by an organization fRvoring legislation which
tho Widest stretch OF fancy canuot call Demo-
cratic.
This is pleasant for tho Alliance. but is 1t
good for tho Democracy Of Georgian
The sun., 1890-06-10
\ New Millionaire.

After . recent storm . Buffalo man found eight
pound1 Of hGilStOneB In his hAmmock He has stored
them and q new leading member Of the Ice trust
The sun., 1890-06-10
Thoughts OF n TrackIess Town.

From the Indianapolis sentinel
Terr0 HAues raves are attracting hosts of visitors
who spend lots OF money. Isn't indianapolis capable
of taking q hinti
The sun., 1890-06-10

All that we would suggest to the Woman's
Auxiliary in Chicago. organized we believe,
with q special eye for controlling tho Board OF
Lady Managers prescribed for the Fair By
Congress- is that when they call themselves tho
Isabella Society they should attach the proper
date In order to prevent any mIHunderstand-
ing. There have been Two Queens ISABELLA
OF Spain who have risen to notoriety. the one
In CoLUMBUss time having made an entirely
proper HRurshead for q Worlds Fair four CEN
The sun., 1890-06-10

Advertisements for THE WEEKLY Sun,
issued tomorrow morning, must be handed N
this evening before sic O'Clock.
The sun., 1890-06-10
He VIII Hold New York,


From tie Norfolk Landmark
Z Hill holds New York he holds the fort
The sun., 1890-06-10

turtles later: but the other ISABELLA OF our day
is rather q shady person, and not AZ All Ine
party TO share in q ladies, movement In Chloaeo.
The sun., 1890-06-10

There are two County Democracy Police justices in
tho Sixteenth distrct-rower and Kibreth. The fact
that the Sixteenth is strong Tammany district shows
that big patronage does have much effect II would
be one OF tho expected turns in politics II tho Hon. Ed
Percva Hagan should be appointed in place OF Judge
Power. Mr. ITagau is III" Tammany leader Of the dis
trct lie took Gen. SpInolas place when the General
had to go Washington and was unable to attend TO
tho d tails of the district
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-11
WRIT OF ERROR.

Northern Grand Division
SUPREME COURT. of said safe.
Error to Appellate Court of Illinois in and FOR
the Sc cond District.
AnneJ te Gnyer, Executrix of the Estste of Samuel
; Guyer, deceased, Annette Guyer, Edward Ii.
Sus sr and Annette Gnyer plaintiffs In error,
We ohn n; Wilson: Holmes flakes, George N.
ID hakes, William t. Rigs Stephen A Main,
Ale2 ander T. Bentley, Thomas j. Robinson.
charles L. Walker. The Rock Island Psler Com.
pany, Phiiemo L, Mitchell, Phil Mitchell. VII
liam ii. GcsL Elmore Hurst ard Cornelius
Lynde.
Wa REAs. The said Annette Guyer executrlx Of
the esl a,e OF samuel ). Guyer, deceased. Annette
Guyef Edward h Guyer and Annette Guy,r have
sued o1t writ Of from said supreme court Il
revers. a judgment obtained by said John
Wilson against said Annette Gnyer, executrix
etc nnette t'uyer, Edward Il. Guyer and An
nette Guyer in n certsn IN which Holmes
hHkes George NJ. ID. Hases. William T. Rigcs
Stephe A. Msin, Alexander T. Bentley. Taoma.
j. Rob nson, Charles L. Walker. The Rock Island
Paper company, Philemon L. Mitchell, Corne,iu.
Lynde' Phil Mitchell. William II. Gest and Elmor,
W. Hurst are also parties In the said Appellate
Court II Illinois in and for the second district
which said writ OF error l. now pending In sAid
supreme Court; and whereas. n writ OF Scirs
Facias has been ouly issued herein, returuable OF
the first Gay OF the next term Of said supreme
Goart De holden al OTTAWA, in said state, on the
First tuesday in March. nexf, according &c law
and whereas also, II appears by affidavit on file In
The Gle Ks ONCE OF said Supreme Court that he
49, iiN tuhcS IlaAers ucoFgc NJ ~. k1keS, W lillian
/. Rggs stephen A. Main, Alexander T. Bentley
are non residents o! the of illinois, and with
OUT the reach of the process Of sad supreme court
Now, therefore, you. the said Holmes Hakes
George " d. hakes, William T. Riggs. Stephen A
Main. Alexander Il. Bentley, the said defendants
IN Error, whose non-residence appears a. afore
sald; ar hereby notified TO be and appear befor,
the Justices OF said Supreme Court, At the mex
term of said court to be holden AT Ottawa in saie
state. oil the First Tuesday in March next to heal
the record and proceedings brought into SAID
supreme Court on return OF said writ OF errors anC
the errors assigned, II you shall see IT. and further
to do an receive what said shall order in this
behalf
Dated October asth, A. D., 1880
A II. TAYLOR Clerk.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-11
800 Reward 800.

The readers of the ARGUS will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
In all its stages. and that is catarrb.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fraternity
Catarrh being constitutional disease. re-
quires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catsrrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have So much
faith in its curative powers. that they
offer one hundred dollars for any case
that 1t fails to cure. Send for list of tes-
timonials. Address,
F. j. CHEENEY & Co. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, zoe.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-11

ofice-McCulough' New Block.
W. Third Street, near Main,
DAVENPORT. IA.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-11
100 Ladies' Wanted,

Asd 100 men to call on any druggist TO
free trial package of Lanes Famil.
Medicine. the great root and herb RENE
dy. discovered by DR. Silas Lane while IL
the Rocky mountains. For diseases Of
the blood. liver and kidneys it>is posi-
tive cure. For constipation and clearing
up the complexion 1t does wonders. Il
is the best spring medicine known
Large size package 80 cents. AT al
ugdrgists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-11
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Notice Is hereby given. that the December
term A u 1880, OF the county court of Rock Isl
and county, state OF Illinois, the undersigned a.
gusr ian OF Diary ann Lee. Eliza B ce, George Lee
hoDt L. Lee ano Florence j. Lee. residen.s oil
SAID comfy, and minor children OF William Le-,
deceased, Will apply TO said court for leave 10 sell
me estate. TILE and interest Of said minors in The
following real estate situated in the county Of Pc
oIia, state Of Illinois. to-wit:
IN undividef one fourth OF the northwest quar-
Ter oi section I've Is township ten, lI0l, NORTH
range SIX ~ east of the FORTH principal meridisn
except % acres n the northeast corner Of said
quarter scilon. said application viii be made TOT
the purpose OF otherwise investing the proceeds o
Tue stie OF said minors interest In said lands
hotk Island, Illinois. December 9Th, 1880.
ROBERT LEE, Guardian as aforesaid.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-11

The question has been asked. In what
respect are st. PatrIck's pills better than
any otherf' Try them. You will find
that they produce a pleasanter cathartic
effect. are more certain In their action,
and that they not only pbysic, but cleanse
the whole system and regulate the liver
and bowels. For sale at IS cents per
box by Hartx & Bahnsen, druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-11
LEGAL.
ExECUToR's NOTICE.

Estate OF Thomas Shea, Deceased.
The Undersigned having been a, pointed execu-
or CT the last will and Testament Of Thomas
She, late of the county of Rock Island, state
oil linois, deceased, hereby gives notice thar he
VIII appear before the county court of Rock island
cou y, az the Office of the clerk OF -sid court In
me ny OF Rock Island, AT the December term on
Inc II st Monday in december next, at which time
All persons having claims against said estate are
notle and requested TO attend for the purpose OF
haFll ~ the same adjusted. All persons indebted
To said estate are requested 10 make Immediate
payment 20 the undersigned.
Dsted This 18th day of October. A. D.. 1850
PIERCE KEANE Executor
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-12-17

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Mrs. w. T. Rouse has been very sick
for several weeks.
Mrs. G. w. Ellis, formerly of this
city, was married November 9th, at
Kirkwood, ILL.,, to Mr.. VIM. H. Hart
well. The bride has many friends in
this city who will wish her much happi.
ness. This marriage has been expect
ed, talked about and reported for the
past two months.
John Luallen presented the INDEX
with box of "Our Congressman" CT
CARS, last Saturday. The box is orna-
mented with two splendid pictures of
"Our Jerry" The cigars are made to
order for John Luallen, and are the
best cent cigar we have ever used
since the war, If you want a good, cool
smoke, from pure tobacco, we recon-
mend "Our Congressman" John will
keep up with the procession and Jerry is
the most popular man in Kansas to-day,
An interesting episode occurred in
the court room last Wednesday.
Messrs. Denton and Snoddy were en-
gagged on opposite sides in the trial of
case, and they became little too per-
sonal toward each other. The court
called time on them once or twice, but
both were game. At last the court
fined them SO each. Both promptly
paid their fines, and seemed to be in
better humor toward each other and
toward the court.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-12-17
Public School Exercises.

At the opera house, next Tuesday
night, will occur public declamations
Rotations and songs by the pupils of
our public school. Every citizen is in
terested In this matter, whether he
chooses to acknowledge it or not.
Prof. Beeson has offered a prize of SIS
for the best defamation or recitation;
So for the second best, and So for the
third best. A number of the pupils
have entered the lists, and our people
should encourage their ambition by
packing the opera house.
An entrance fee of 25 cents will be
charged, to pay expenses of hall, etc.
Following is the
PROGRAMME.
Piano duet. Misses Jennie and Nellie Currie.
Declamation-'"rh Gladiator" Ira Gibbs
Recitation-''The EDITORS Guests"
........ Miss Mamie Nicholson.
Recltation-"Over the Hill from the Poor
House" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Miss Josie Wood
Duct. Misses Clara and Minnie Minick.
Observation-Disclosures from a Speech,
..-.... ...........,.. Charley Stranathan
Recitatien-"The Wheel Man."
....---................M Miss Myrtle Carroll.
Song. .......... Mr.. Ed. Morris.
Observation-Disclosures Joe"
......--......... Miss Lena O'Bryan
hecitation-"Damon and Pythias,"
.-.-.....-............ $50. Miss Lora Specie.
Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Lulu Hahn
Recitation-"The Heroine"
........................M Miss Maud MoCracken
Recitation-"How Persimmons took cah' OBJ
dc baby" Miss Angie Lowry
Recitation-''The Painter of Seville"
.-----..... .--............. Miss Gertrude Ellis.
Duet. Misses Daisy Moore and Lena o. Bryan.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-12-17
Derehead DOings.

Wilson South, a society young man, is spend
ing few days with his parents.
d. B. Lacy has been almost laid up from the
effects of a recent trip to Elm Mills.
Mr. McKeever, of Harper county, was out
to see Dick and the cattle few days ago.
Squire j. w. Howard, with Mrs. Howard
and son John, have gone to Humboldt to spend
the winter.
Mrs. j. P. Renfrew has gone to Cameron,
NO., to visit her father, DIR. o. H. Black, who
is quite i'll.
wv. Stanley and Hugh Walters have re-
turned from New Mexico. Mr.. Stanley brought
q bunch of cattle.
Mike Cavanaugh, an old-timer, who moved
TO Lincoln county several months ago, was
here On business last week
Miss Hessie Renfrew, who is teaching in
District "a. south of the Lodge. spent Thanks
giving with her parents at Inman.
7. A. Railsback lost his fine stallion a few
days ago. He thinks the worm dust in the
fodder must have caused the horses death.
The Alliance has appointed 9 committee to
make arrangements for having a Christmas
tree here. The committee is already at work
and good time is assured.
o. j. Corliss, who is teaching the Inman
school. is again family man. Mrs. Corliss
and sous Clark and Bruce, who have been Wis
ting in Vermont for more than year. have
returned. He has moved his family for the
winter. into the district where he is teaching.
Squire j. X. Litz has moved to a farm near
Medicine Lodge. Deerhead loses one of her
most consolidated citizens when he leaves He
was postmaster, Justice of the peace business
agent OF the Alliance. besides various other
offices of lesser note. Mr.. Litz is a good citi-
zen and viii be very much missed about Deer
head uuTry
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Old Santa Claus will get here one
week from tonight.
Fl. O'BrIan left Sunday tor Joliet,
Ill.,, where he will spend the winter.
Tue Winfield Non-Con. $I.5O. The
INDEX, $1.OO. We will furnish both at
$500.
Tom Fox and George Brown, of Haz-
elton, shipped car load of horses to
Little Rock last week. Barber county
horses are coming to the front.
Rev. j. B. Fly has commenced a pro-
tracted meeting at Hazelton. He is a
Cumberland Presbyterian, and splen-
did speaker. All who can do 50, should
go to hear him.
The old "gyp' building opposite the
courthouse was torn down last We'd
nesday by the city marshal. 1t was
feared that somebody would go in the
house, and that it would fall down.
Finis G. Ewing, who moved from
kiowa to Nevada, Mo-, about two
months ago, wants to get back to Sun
ny Kansas. All of Barber county will
bid him welcome when he comes.
There were Episcopal lay services at
the residence of A. l.. Noble, in this
city, last Sunday, conducted by Mr..
Martin. An effort will be made to have
regular lay service every Sunday after
noon, at the residences of the mem
bership.
Barber County Herald: 1.-The editor
of the INDEX has heart as large as a
Kansas watermelon. He wants the
Cresset to let him have some sheriff
sales, so the Cresset will "have room to
knock the waddin' outen' somebody"
Such generosity is indeed of rare &C.
currence."
+. z. Caruthers writes from Carthage,
Mo-, that he has bought a new job
printing outfit, and will open job Office
as soon as the material arrives. His
family is comfortably located, and are
all very well pleased with their new
home. He wishes to be remembered by
his old friends In this city and sends his
regards TO them all.
G. G. Hudson, one of the proprietors
of the new paper which will make its
appearance at Kiowa to-day, was in the
city Wednesday and Thursday, and
gave us friendly call. The Alliance
Review Is the name of the new paper.
Hudson 81 Watrus, the proprietors,
bought the Lake City Bee Office, moved
it to Kiowa, and have added much new
material to the outfit. They start out
under encouraging circumstances, and
the INDEX wishes them financial and
political success.
B. n. Turk, who purchased a farm
near this city three months ago. and
also bought the brick building north OF
Brlstow's restaurant, has taken up his
residence, and last week bought out
che bakery and confectionery establish
irent of Mr.. Bristow. Mr.. Turk will
continue the business; being a practi-
cal baker, he will build up tue fine bus
ness he has purchased. He has leased
tie brick building next to his own, and
will continue the restaurant business.
He will yacate the building now oc-
cupied as a confectionery.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-12-17
More Resolutions.

The alliance has passed some inter-
estlng resolutions lately, and as it is
the closing of the year it is the usual
time for good resolutions. One firm in
this town has resolved to collect all
debts due, or go broke in the effort.
They have sold good goods on a small
margin and big promises. They have
paid out CASH and taken in WIND.
They now demand cash of all who owe
them. Davis & Davis have given you
more time than you asked for when
you made that bill with them, and they
now make this last call. Straighten
up your account, by note or cash. be-
fore the close of the year, and it will
save you bill Of costs. This is no Idle
talk. 1t is business. We can't cary
on our store without money, and money
we will have. 2S-4 DAVIS 81 DAVIS.