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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
RoyaI Arcanum.

Grand Regent r. n. paan has ben absent
called away 6v Professional enya temeuts In the
United states supreme Court. Vas tngion D 8
grand Officers this week viii b.: II niav. 70 MAJ
guette Council acc"mpSnlsd ny feiN 1,g,ani l
by old Orchard Council, THURSDAY, TO Oh or
Macon Counrii held a special meeting at which
the report 81 she Committee On by-l5ws was
yT.n az tha 5ishis of meeiinS The next meet.
ing viii be october 4. whfn Past Grand Regent
y. J. Meiser expects 70 visit the council.
sR57iss l 4. {, 9 1sonsh, t 5si g E peT c; ssss Si IL
entire membership. Amvng the visitor w-Fe
Grand Orator Amaaee PetinS. Regent James
Clausen o. Victoria. COUNCIL Rsgsnt MiIiam II,
Pas; Regent Charles ". stein u Benton. one
f-.I rs 4 -.Snlf n the r5usinx remarks mIdc by
the visitors 4 S1lengii iepast was uroslt~d by
repetition Of fhe visit was promised by the de-
Je,Sfim c5ancii had a good ATTENDANCE q
members N yi~sitatien nisht or1tor JON y
Granf Regent Doctor r.. Z Blackner. Regsn;
= = Wes'coit q Benton Past Regent Charles
ozark 0ns candidate was Initiated. the visit
ors by request dGing the chairs. Regent = r.
it, ia character. and embraced agihcrtzed in1o-
yaticns 4 Benten and tSrest lark Ccuncl.s;
rs rea son % removals from The city Wllion
yari su.de. and ". c. Edwards trustee. ali OF
Whom wer installed b. nernty Hinekn,.T r.
riscEner ard Regent McBride. Doctor B-ack-
mer also rave = h1mgrous stofy hsfr.sanients
hundfei members On or before Decemher a.
Did Ourhanl Council mas made elaborate ar
rangements for the otarlnl tisitatlgn Ihursdfy
event cf M saason- The meeting all take pIacs
AZ Bristol Han. Webster Groves. and Tor the
T. absolutely necessary FOR the Arcanum vi-i--
oTs 20 be present AT o'clock sharn From : 20
Duty * Will b. conferrrd ~ 90 orcharfs
literary and music prcsrSfnne OF high order will
b rrescutei. From 10 TO y there will b dan
Vanievsnte- Council had an overnowInE at
tendance on visitation night. With Regent \. u.
Lewis in the chair The visitor Ssre supreme
Hatlsman. Amsdce Feting. William =. neubach.
". u. Hourizan. Regents = F. Wertcctt Of Rel-
5sn- " Y1vA i.s54i - " WI T. s,eeEeF 81 Fla iiSn Jane. .sV q
R0shoruuEh o. Forest PARK 1T kaemmerle1 %
e~zafions from Oiivette and ~ Charles Councils
and officers and members % ether eaunciiE one
inC was entertained with violin solos By W. J.
Maudracek- souES ard Instrumental SELECTIONS by
tiers by ". r. H0uriEan and short addresses
Delmar counciL received one applicathsn. II
vas voted 20 invite Old Orchard co1n-fi 10 the
L. official rfsif. %nremher u. and alec a request
IT. degree team To exsmplify duty ix IN that &c
easlGn- The meeting vas eniItainsa with son8s
Green and rradinEs by George W. J. Knight.
Victoria Council krrt un It's good work and
Z Phnsdeirhla Council and ]. A. Johansen OF Old
Orchard Council we're visitors he meeting was
Entertained with ssnEt By H. g hosnsr ard y
tatlons -a1d readines by George Meiaecke. L. p.
4 Haul AMI r. e. SimpktnG A smoker VIII be
south End Council rad = pleasant meeting.
] Eith R-E-nt John r Garkii presiding Three
4. asYiicauoas EeTs received pnty u was sen-
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nrler nf scnttI.h CInn..

In a letter TO thr royal trrausur-T John Hin.
the royal chieG. ". H. Strcu. Hated octUrcr "a.
t~ta1v tn .Ecsf1u. have visited clans IN Mortrvul.
canada Barre. VI. Pawrurket. Z /. and a few
others In and around Boston and New YORK
City. Have. had packed houses every place and
Fvrrv eytf.nce -0f entnu~fasm anil many prom
ises. % good results from our visits
lhr White Heather Circle. an auxiliary OF the
Scottish Clans. Anticipating a larg- attendalce
October 81. a their new hall. corner scmple snd
Pastor avenues. - sparlng 10 Efforts 10 make II
an enjoyable. AFFAIR. The amusem-nt part OF the
who have obtained some % tn- best local talent
for the occasion. After the rendition u the pro-
grammc. a short tntermiHsiun will follow, our
ing which light r~frtshments will be serrei y
the ladies after which the hail will b clear-l
fCr dancing
clan Campbell. MOI the mother clan q the
order. a. It, last meeting Tuesday evening had
a fuI house % it, own msmb@rs present and a
large delegation q visiting members % sister
clans. CHIEF y. Waite MaclEtyre pfer4irds
making -vervon= feel al hrm- at once Ri Mc-
tnss uothiag vas omitted from .ne mlnlt"r;
whla Captain LlEau ATTENDED 90 the wants OF
those desiring 90 pay thrir az-rssments and du
All other naicrrs were on hand and IN thsir r.
srertlVe stations
Amonr th~ visitors were noted John G. Grant,
Alexander TAFT. treasurer. and John hNi. f.gul
treasurer. representing the committee rom I'm
Douglas. No. 3 On the proposed Sc0tcn luur
CIub. After the routine busne-s had been dis,
posed q. the cummifte-. under the leadership ~
John q. Grant. thoroughly explained the pian-
the committee were attsutively listened 20, aai
In the discussion which followed marty -k-il-
ore took pant and siEnsE~l hS inteution OF AZ
J+ri@r .F6ad ~ the order a pleasant hall
hour was spent In song and rp~cchtnakins. MI
iny u 70 late hour before Adjournment all Young.
however. taat they had sp~nt. "A very plra--n!
evening ana that Can Campbell was a goa
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Tho yntIounI Union.

The visits last week we're a little out % the or
dinary; i1ssmgeh IS ne lsrsssi ana IN IN ySdaiitSS
S,Sb, Mound CIV Council with It's ihoGssni
70 @s .H,,sl r asn seS ffiii 4 EI lisFs star, aSieS ssn!Sa ana ana
81 L1uis. and President Ginsn was radan; With
b-rs the hall ever held.
th- beet address, ever delivered in a new coun-
IFE.nJ of~niorf of STANDARD Council s1rmsTy
neti6ed sf0und city that as son as their csr;esf
with Missouri vas won they wguid chail-nse
siiTrrad me nsmserr With a desire To- woTk.
senator Iluey. The ga Narhqrss - Mound CITY.
Was deeply Impressed with the success q the
meeting AdaresSe. Vsre made by Friends Han
de-. Jenkins and f.Indeman. After IN Initiation
speaker HanaWsy sxcslied ali his previous 81
forts in .eatsrtaining the visitors and memhe =
fonioSea y = %tuaessaH eoT@yistsd The, amusing
on Fraternity and bow 70 foster u vas dc
ilvcred BY Doctor r p Bradys rserni ,soqui-
on Monday niEht ths council taat boasts q
ne memetr.hiP % enc 81 Miss2uri.s ;nyertts
shaw and Missouri. Missouri Council was rep
Council not only had a me delegation q me
rank and NE but they had every oihesr anu hse
the usual order % visitations in that he called
upgn = lasse hamss, 81 ne visitor 20 spas.
The principal Sddtesses Vsre made by Fnends
Friends Evans. Van Leer. Albright and c1wliska
Of Missouri. Friends JenninEs. case and Coz
% Richmond Council o. Richmond. Ind. s@na-
tors Huey and Hunt were IN especial good humor
and gave some good SQUAD advice and cnunsei
70 the members Deputy Hhlaway ursed, the
members TO hustle for Tire prize that vii b
awarded 10 the council which succeeds n hHriuz
the largest number % new members initia-ed be-
fore December IL
speaker case eoneluded the evenings entertain
meat with funnyismE By Bcn Weidel and a re-
past which WIS served In the banquet hall
Henry shaw council viii have an entertainment
~ the next meeting that VII Be In the nature
~ a surprise. some time last summer friend
Cook was Instructed 10 have a Wltermel1ni last,
and his vaeaton coming on S.on atter. u siipped
his memory Charges were Ned. bu; withdraw
on condition that ne furnish something Just a.
Eucd This he has promised. but he tas kept
his intentions secrct.~ 30 there - considerable
Interest manifested IN his plans.
Laclede Council az is last meeting flanned q
series Of entertainments Ter eAch month during
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n on Tuesday evening. 4 class % candidates Il
hing prepared foF Initiation on that evening
and a programme OF entertainment viii Dc rem
The meeting Of st. Louis Council on last Ica-
eay evening. when tho supreme ofncsrs mtta
heir ofncial visit. proved very successful h4p-
cirue Chancellor Oberbeck ard Judge Ryan. AMI
n song vas sung By supreme hrcurirT Nlllfs
after which the council VAS closed IN dge to1n
gad the members and visitors invited 10 tne ub
ou.t hsIl. After the banquet Doctor Bowman,
chairman Of the Entertainment Committee. al
nuunced Charles Clahin Alien a. tina ~
uare responded 10 by Brothers NcCah= II Tally
Council. Fischer q Empire. Cruttweu % Alrha-
Frank Wvman and Gaisnnie OF s. Louis tou1-
eli. the entertainment closing with a reading by
Doctor q 4 bowman
Alpha council met on Tuesday evening last. re-
cciYsd three applications AMI elected two nrill-
uittee reported all arrangement coupl~t-l l"I
tile entertainment to be given on ortnuef At
which tsue the Supreme Council oinceTs ana
member will visit Alpha
The foli1wing councils VIII meet thts- week.
Monday. Lafayette. Tuesday. Excelsior. Nein--
Cav. irving Thursday Franklin; Friday, Car"n,
Buena VISTA. Saturday. compton fhL. i-iHpiI
and Bonaparte.
20 hold an o1en meeting on the nrst mems
night In November. The Entertainment Commit
tee was instructed TO provide one OF US un.A-
and original entertainments. The members OF th'
legion anI their fTttndS who ar eligible to BE-
ryme members are cordially invited % De ~.
on that occasion. when = nrst-class evening :
in-. october q. a ruusiug initiation VIII .le
feature. When II Is expected that ten csnfiia
will receive tie Atrial d@Eree a. eHempnhtl ~
Hyde Parks lnitlatory. Committee. aittT NHeA
Brother ohrist viii read a payer
Buena Vista Council viii meet ~
er's FIau Twelfth end Allen avenue. ON fhe
iher HERMAN SchWarz viii lecture on Nature
Peculiar Production.
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Degree Of Honor, A. o. I. w.

Nurreli Lodge. having outgrUvn Its present
Choir Hall Trey now occupy one Of the most
complete and neTfseiiy eguiIPed lodgsro5ms n
by cars from any part OF the city. The meetings
q ne lodge will b. held on the hrst and third
Friday evenings Of each month. ~ usual. The
auction party given by this lodge on Friday
season TO be given by Muuel Lodge will take
place on Tuesday evening. October s at Anchor
tee in charge has everything 10 readiness. First
class music VIII be provided for the occasion BY
Belle Lodge. No. 6. held is nrs; regular meet
Ing. in the permanent lodgeroom. o'Conn=irs
Hall. Marcus and Easton avenues. on last
tiated and several sppiicstiSns are psnSlSr ne
whose names are on the original charter ifst
lar meeting the INST wednesday IN November. to
Al TIE conclusion or the regular business 81
The last meeting OF This Ids the Belle Lodge
erary entertainment. Deputy Grant Chief a
Honor Sister Clara Belle Murrpi. was present.
sna deiysred the opening addEsss
progress It is making in The work. The very i'm
q their charter. artisieaiiy framed in a broad
green and gold frame This loiEe vii hold the
yember :, and VIII give a euehTs and hop on
western Lodge has located permanently IN The
new lodEeroom. Twenty-second and Madison
arst and a third ThaFsaays q each mcn,S On VS. s-
itors are always welcome
Kansas CITY szpeets to be IN s. Louis for. =
JJse nSlrlM Il s EsnuI VIA K. o Sc T,.ss s ssh Tou,s fsr
y gra1d chief O, hon0r. Slara Belle .Nurretl.
West End Lodge No. . wiz give Its third
Noyemhsr g. al Rock spring Turner Hall. Bayis
enc fo- - snesf rss,,-as ~. eN
comic costume.
Phoenix Lodge had a very interesting meeting
and RECEIVING seven applications for member
shin Phoenix dun team is making good head
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decided 70 hold the annual masquerade ball at
CoEcortia Club Hall On December II and a
comMittee 10 make arrangements for the event
was appointed. SuyereignS sale. Crotin, Rosen-
blatt and Deputy Hughes made Interesting re-
narNS on the GOOD Of the order.
Mount Auburn Camp held a rousing meeting
Friday evening, which vas attended by many
visitors from The different camps OF the city.
Among those who addressed the gathering. the
remarks % Fast Consul Commander W. D Izen-
s~TE GRATED grest enthusiasm. SOVEREIGN Isen-
b'rg spoke % the nesr approach Of the annual
eiecuons for officers in the different camps and
AID great stress upon the selection o. the best
men Tor the different offices. especially en- So
Surins delegates g the Head Camp Convention
a. selaia,. as Il Is the greRt desire OF 81 Louis
cncpperE 20 secure The head conrIfSnir Of
Jurisdiction z during the Worlds Fair
Iart Cgrsul Commander George Merritt OF
HnsN9ry camp returned 10 the city Tuesday after
est Of the order.
central Camp win hold IT'S regular monthly
mfctng At Terminal Camps hall on Wednesday
Nrvsmber 3 when the nth annual anniversarr
p We oEgsniEaton o. the body viii Be anD-o-
pflatsy celebrated. OF the original deIerateF but
Two have toinsd TIE great majority-vttism II
Ices Viii - held n memoriam
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knIrhtr of Honor.

Mount Ollie Lodge hal a good nticndsree AZ
last meeting. Two applications were received
and four candidates were iuItiat~4
Centennial Lodge had a fair attenuance a.
their last meeting -Four candidates were tniftat-
ed Al the close q the meeting. quite a number
or the members paid Oak Brtge n Vbit ana par
fcluated IN their entertainment
Oak Lodge haa an cp-n meeting and box party
One candidate was initiated and four memoeTs
refnstateI. The evening entertainment CONSIST
ell q songs. recitation ard dancing Ihe anus
inr feature Cf-the evening was the auction sale
OF she boxes for the lun-herus and the sub-e-
aueut search b. the reuttemen % the original
lRfy owner To share with him
Kramer Tadgr has mailed letter invitations
and notice % is MEMBERS q pay Paragon Lstse
a frafe~ual vfsir On neat Friday evening at Lie
ierkranz Hail. Thirteenth street and Chouteau
G-rmania Lodge had a good attendance at
,hgfr Iasf meeting \ friendly discussion for the
$3.50 n me order was the reSuit % a committee
kavfrx hern appointed 10 .heEin at once toward
49, s-,-ursug N n larE~ Increase IN the members
during the winter months.
Paragon Lodge has had special letter notice
-srf ~ an It's members 20 assemble At their
hsH next meeting. October "a for special bust
Tnlsy Lssrs reports a fair attendance at .ast
me.finE Routine businsss was transacted.
Frathsrs Lluders. Schuttgr. Begemsn. Barth and
othe-s made brief remarks for the good of the
order
msoting. routine business being transacted. The
balance 81 the evening was plrasantiy spent and
those present. entertained by Interesting remarks.
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KnIghtr OF

The Grand Lodge viii convene In thirty-secand
annual convention a. 81 Joseph en- Tuesday
moIntng a 10 o'clock The meeting will b. held
In the Odd Fellow Auditorium. which has been
specially arranged for the meeting o. the Grand
Lodge The committee which has charge % The
matter At 81. Joseph has arranged 20 have th-
hotel Mctrupoi- h-adquarterS aud even at this
day members are congregatiag FOR the meeting.
The nret delegation from st Louis leaves to-day
Report q the supreme representatives TOUCHING
the legislation which has taken place n Jnat
body la the session held At san Francisco vii
call for some changes IN the Pythian law q this
state.
Fythagoras Lodse No. -. conferred the ranks
u Esquire ART knights a. last convention IN The
presence q a large gathering q members and
Visitlrs- one appil-aula was Received and plenty
u Gurk o. assured for November
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Woodmrn OF the world.

Chopper Camp held an unusually Interesting
meeting last Friday evening. Initiating one can
dictate ard acting On two applications 4 lars.
deleEgtiou from Terminal Camp attended. and
aIro n committee from Sylvan Camp TO make
arrangements for the u%uvellinE % monuments IN
memory OF the late SOVEREIGN Sem Of sylvan
Camp and Sovereign KnoemuelleT % Chopper
Camp. both % which viii be unveiled on Sunday,
November ? At 81 Peters Cem-tsfy. On -.
Charles Rock read. Colonel John / Martha q
Chopper Gimp Will deliver the oration- and ne
ofacerS az the two camps will M the various
stations. The Transportatfon Committee have
made arrangements for special cars from Norm
and South ST. Louis. 20 run throuGh - ~. CEN
etery to all who may wish 10 AZ
tend the cerema ny.
Benton Camp Initiated two eandidates IuesoSy
evening. Past Consul Commander Duncan n
Wlison u Mad Camp presiding during the cere-
IRONY Al the conclusion Of the business meet
inE Musical Director William Hofmetster enter
talred with several selections. Consul Commanner
Yeager % sylvan and Conrn Commanasr sam
u@is Of Mercantile camps MADE interestns ah-
dresses. while Master o. Ceremonies Schaenie.
with an able eorps OF assissants' pa'sea ref
nienfa.
Montehore Camp had q EOod attendance Mon
". II. Hughes catering the degree. II Eas
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orally participated In. r. ZeisIer giving plano
Eulos and every member present contributing
E4mething l. the eut-rtainment-
Xix CuCncl VIII meet on Monday night Tor
the first time on It's new meeting niEhts-the
first ami third Mondays II the nionth-ani viii
confer the Oriental uFgrec on all applicants
ka-G-Mo-fa council had = god atteut4ure
and a livery session. Principally given 10 the COM
pletsu - arrangements Tor the annual banquet.
which vii take place Ct the Coates House
George W Read % spring River Council Was
a caller - the Grnnl Council Office
Council meetings tats W-ek: Monlay-comptoa
Han. Elk. LAClede. carr Lane. olGvettc. . Nag
nstic. Banner. Marquette Violet AMI Macou-
Tuesday-Mound Cty. Mentor. Forest Park. 81
IC--ph. Epuavtl.e. Missouri W-in.@ay-North
Ead- ThUrstay-Nailsy. KlFkwrrd. old urchard.
Gate city. Cahanne. FTidHy-B-ntln Victoria.
spins River. Slturd1y-SFauish Lake.
Cote Brflllante Couucil mad o large meeting
Thursday evening one candidate was initiated
and two agpiicaurEs received Nc=-s-- tiausea
u Victoria. jenkins q Forest Park. BILLINGS -
1hrvauer aud Carroll q ULN-tte .uuucu were
visitors. District DEPUTY Graud Regent W L..
Clucas made an tnstructiVe and interesting talK.
a. also did Er.rnt = Il Hlkrr.
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ill., of Ren-Hnr.

Eureka Court bad a large atten1ance a its last
eFssion and Initiated Two candidates.. with fail
degrees and received several app!icatiors. Ths
reported that ARRANGEMENTS were near
ins completion Tor the Ersnd turkey euchre. To
be given n November FOR member and thei-
friends. Supreme Deputy J. C. burst was A
VISITOR and addressed the members
Brother Louis Ssndkv viii debate at the next
sessicn. the srhiect being Does the Sun Draw
Water" An members are requested 20 Be pres
ent and participate in the debate.
-. Louis Court at it, last session ~infffateI
several candidates and received applications. A
large class VIII l. Initiated at the next SESSION,
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the winter. and Speaker Malone may b depended
urun 90 close his term in a blaze q glory. Al its
next meeting several candidates viii ride aud
the first entertainment win take place.
NtsitatiCns this week. Monday ~night-Cifton
Heights. In Vera Hail IN Clifton Heights: visit
ins councils. Kenuard and Mound city. Thurs
Ge Council a. Nc. ssl1 SOeth
Broadway visitors, Valley Forge and EadS-
The Cflce % the National Union Reporter Is
now at No. 80 Fuzzuui building. where Friend
jenkins s. pleased 20 see the members x the
.L-.E II A.. tLmn
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Drug store Damaged by FIRE.

Fire IN \ G. Endsrls & Co.'S drug store.
at Broadway and Market street yesterday
morning at 2:b o'clock. caused a damage
Of zoo 10 the stock and 800 to the build
ing The fire started In a back room. and
II IS not known how II originated. The
building Is a four-story structure. owned by
the Allen estate.
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Lodgc Treaaarrr Rohhed

William Winkier. treasurer OF the local
lodge OF the Knights OF the Maccabses. re-
ported 10 the police yesterday that thieves
had stolen from his home at No. i9TO san
Francisco, 90. which had been taken from
beneath a pillow.
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Icrfnn AZ Hnnnr

Irving Council Il making extensive prenara-
ions for the entertainment Of the supreme Coun-
eli on next "Wednesday evening. Several candi-
tates VIII be Initiated. and a music and literary
poEramn1e VII be presented IN addition TO
this, the folcN -Sg past supreme chanceiiors have
heen Invited ~ make addresses Jufrp ONeili
swan Frank Saiennie. Charles Cianin Aiien and
Doctor GA Bowman Of 81. Louis Council
The Suprepaa coancil viii Visit Excelsior ccun-
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ard courage slowly leak away from her.
Gradually the comradeship Of husband
and wife Is broken mp At first he takes
his solitary pleasures reluctantly, but
later he hardly seems to remember the
old days over which his wife IN her
weakness mourns daily.
Women who find their health failing,
and woulanly ailments fastening on them,
should promptly begin the nse of DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Il cor
reefs irregularty, dries the drains which
weaken women, heals Inflammation and
liberation, and cures female weakness. II
makes weak women strong, sick women
we'll. Sick women are invited to consult
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sacredly confidential Address Dr.. r v.
Pierce. Buffalo, n. Y.
4 had beez a great sufferer from fenai. weak
nes for aho1t two yeaS.F writes Mrs. Emma
not do my work part Of the time. I took four
bottles Of Dr.. Ricrce's Fnvorte Prescription and
felt a. wei1 asI ever did. 7 have also used Dr.
Perccs Golden Medical Discovery for ulcera-
tioa Of the throat with good results and BALI
q ore bottle cured my threat when I could
scarcely swallow
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he hives On 50 .Louis are enthusiasficallT
working f5T the large ciasI initiation 20 be held
on the evening Of December 10 A solid gold
deput'e pin WI Be given 70 the member Of anv
hive who procures the largest number Of life
benent members Tor ne class This prize wiz be