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Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
PAVILION BEING DECORATED
FOR COMING SEASON
Special to The Per-ld.

REDONDO BEACH, June 3.-The
Redondo Improvement company has let
the contract for repainting, decorating
and fitting up the pavilion for the sum-
mer season, which opens Sunday, June
IA. Arrangements are being made for
a record breaking season. Through the
announcement in The Herald of the
new tent city now under way the pro-
moters have received many recerva-
tions from prominent Los Angeles peo-
pie who will pass the season here amid
the perfumed groves of the beautiful
park in which it is located. At the
pavilion there will be an afternoon con-
cert every day except Monday. and a
dance every night except Sunday, music
being by the Schoneman-Blan or
chestra,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
Masonic Ball Great Success
naotat 20 The pAraId

OCEAN PARK, June 3.-The Ma
sonic ball, under the auspices of Ocean
Park lodge tonight, was swell affair.
The attendance was large and came
from all the bay communities. The
patronesses were Mesdames c. w.
Damerell, e. ]. Vawter, NJ. H. Wagar,
H. r. Gage, A. r. Fraser. w. II. An
derson, C. H. Ritchie, Lee H. Young.
Dan Baker, J. B. Dales. w. c. Koontz,
Thomas M Meldrum, l.. H. Case, Ar
thur jackson, " H. Taft, H. s. Coff-
man, Frank Gotta, M. E. Balsly, o. T.
Tullis, w. Webers, Robert Haney,
Thomas Hanna, A. F. Webster and F.
C. Wolff. The committee of arrange
ments was Messrs. Joseph 7. Brown.
C. II. Ritchie, F. c. Wolff. Thomas M.
Meldrum, Thomas Hanna, Robert
Haney and Leon S. Webster.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04

Mrs. Elizabeth Holder. so years cie,
the wife of j. NJ. Holder, died last
evening at the noma, 536 American
avenue. The funeral was held this
afternoon from the Cleveland chapel.
Burial was in Signal Hill cemetery
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
COUNCIL WILL DEBATE
VETOED ORDINANCES
GAS REGULATIONS PROBABLY
WILL STAND
Mayor Windham's Claim That Long
Beach Is Made Collection Agency
for Corporations to be
Discussed
Spso,ai 20 The Herald.

Sp6Cidi 10 Inc Hefaio-
LONG BEACH, June S.-At tomor-
row mornings council meeting the gas
and telephone ordinances which were
vetoed a week ago by Mayor Wind
ham may be taken up again by the
council. 1t seems probable, however,
that the gas ordinance will be left
where ii is. The councilmcn probably
will have. a chance to express them
selves on the telephone rate ordinance.
The ordinances were to fix the rates
which the companies may charge.
Mayor Windham claims6 that they
were class legislation and that they
made the city a collection agency for
the corporations.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
Boxinq Contests Billed

The Gate City Athletic club is pre-
pairing to pull off twenty-round match
between Tommy Jacobs and Montana
Kid the night of June 16. Friday even
ing of this week the club will hold a
smoker, with couple of amateur
events in the boxing line as portion
of the entertainment.
The police raided a fan-tan game in
Chinatown this morning, capturing six
Celestials, all of whom put UP bail
money for their appearance in court.
The first of the district meetings for
the boosting of the city bond issue for
better streets was held this evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
ARMY AND NAVY UNION TO
HOLD PICNIC AT RED0ND0
DELEGATIONS from All Warships in
Nearby Ports and Military Rep
resentatives Expected to Be
in Attendance
Special TO The Herald.

REDONDO BEACH, June 3.-The
Army and Navy union has arranged to
hold it's annual picnic here Saturday:
The arrangements are in charge OF
Senior Vice Commander George Nichols
of the Z. S. S. Maryland, now at Santa
Barbara. Excursions have been planned
to bring delegates from all ships in
nearby ports and the military repre-
sentations from the different cities.
Several marine bands will be present
and give concerts during the afternoon.
An elaborate picnic board will be spread
and lengthy program, including
speeches by prominent members, has
been prepared A ball in the pavilion
will furnish the evening entertainment.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
VETERINARIAN INVESTIGATED

opeclai 10 Inc Herald.
SANTA ANA, June 3.-The SUPER
visors today were asked to take action
on petition from stock raisers In this
section of the county praying that the
Official acts of County Veterinarian w.
5. McFarlane be investigated with a
view to replacing him with a more COM
petent man. McFarlane was heard in
his own behalf and explained some of
the charges against him, notably that
OF shooting horse that had been con-
demned to be destroyed for glanders
and leaving the animal badly wounded
but still alive to suffer for days before
1t was put out of its misery McFar-
lane explained that he was told the
horse was fatally wounded and would
die almost Immediately, but that two
days later he learned that the animal
was still alive and then went and de-
stroyed 1t at once.
The matter was taken under ad-
visement and the case will be further
investigated.
In and Around the Courts
William Eisenberg, charged with
forging the name of John C. Bentz to
certificates of stock in the Pacific
knitting company, was today given a
preliminary examination and held to
answer in bonds of $250O Eisenberg
couldn't raise the surety and was re-
hidhueu W jail.
Word was received here today that
the decision of the lower -ourt in the
quiet title case of Kaiser VS.. Barron.
decided in favor of the plaintiff here
by Judge Taggart of Sansa Barbara,
sitting for Judge West, has been re-
versed and a new trial granted by the
supreme court, appellant to be al
lowed his costs of appeal.
Suit for divorce was filt today by
d. E. King against Bessie e. King.
The parties reside in Anaheim.
In the case of Ahlers & East VS..
Smiley & Smith, an action for breach
of contract to take ice from plaintiffs,
who were at the time in the ice manu-
featuring business. Judge West this
afternoon decided for plaintiffs, award
ing $3.50 damages instead of the $4,000
claimed. The decision was based on
the possible profit per ton on all the
ice sold by defendants from the time
they ceased taking ice from plaintiffs
to the time they were enjoined from
taking 1t anywhere else, 40S tons hav-
ing been handled during that period.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
Work for State Convention
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, June 3.-The Pasadena
Christian Endeavor union expects to
make strenuous efforts through it's del
egates to the state convention at Sec
ramento, June "a to 2S, to bring the
next general state convention to the
Crown City, r. C. Lewis is the official
delegate of the union, but there will be
one special car for the Pasadena dele
gates. Harry Godber, general secre-
tary of the state society, returned to-
day from Sacramento, whittier he went
to assast in completing the plans for
the annual session.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04

Mrs. Sarah Polling, wife of s. K. Pol
ing, a local contractor, died this morn
ing at the family home IN East Twen-
tieth street, whence funeral services
will be held tomorrow afternoon, the
Rev e. w. Thornton and the Rev. ].
Lewis Smith officiating Burial will
be in Signal Hill cemetery. Mrs. Pol
ing was so years Did a native of In
diana.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
Woodmen Institute New Camp
Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH June "a new Mod
ern Woodmen of America camp was in
stituted tonight with elaborate cere-
monies at Stewart hall, on East Third
street. The camp has been named Sill
yer Bay camp No. 1909 and starts
out with seventy-two members, thirty
of whom are new initiates to the order
and it's secrets After the business
session tonight a banquet was en-
loved
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04

William Nj. Wright, "a years old,
died last night at 203 East Second
street. He was an attorney in Ne
braska and came here five months ago
for his health. The body will be taken
to Nebraska for burial.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
Cruisers Teams to Meet

REDONDO BEACH, June 3.-The
baseball teams from the cruisers West
Virginia and Colorado will play the
first game of the Naval league series
here Sunday afternoon. Teams from
eight cruisers compose the league.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
Physical Defects Abundant
al to The Herald.

Special TO Tne Herald
PASADENA, June 3.-Dr. r. b.
Hoag has prepared his first report on
the examination of school children for
physical defects during his first six
months of service as medical inspector
in the city schools. The report shows
that in 683 physical examinations 1913
pupils with defects were found. This
is more than 81 per cent. There were
1874 pupils examined for all purposes
and 57S defects of all kinds were found.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
MONEY MUST BE PROCURED
IF BAND is TO BE RETAINED
Special to The Herald.

OCEAN PARK, June 3.--George w.
Brown. a prominent real estate man.
and several other business men have
called a meeting of local merchants for
tomorrow evening at the Casino to de-
eide whether money can be raised to
retain the Gregory Italian band for the
remainder of the season The strand
was musicless this afternoon and a
large crowd of visitors was disappoint-
ed. The long rows of settees, usually
all occupied, were vacant.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
Negro Crushed to Death

SAN FRANCISCO, June 3.-While
fishing at the Alameda pier yesterday
Thomas Barr, a negro residing at S31
Twenty sixth street. was crushed to
death between two piles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
HEAVY SNOW AND THICK ICE
REPORTED AT NEVADA CAMP

GOLDFIELD. New, June "a report
from Granite, New. states there were
two inches of ice and four nches of
snowfall last Monday night. The wealth
since the opening of the Walker river
reservation in 1906
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
"Lewls the Light. Sentenced
snecial 70 Tho Herald.

LONG BEACH, June 3.-"Lewis the
Light" who was arrested recently
charged with vagrancy, was up for
trial today in Justice Brayton's court.
In stentorian tones Lewis informed
Justice Brayton II am the eternala
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
WILL PLY DAILY BETWEEN
VENICE AND CATALINA ISLAND
Special to The Herald.

Special TO Ine fferdiu
VENICE, June 3.-Captain William
Plaisted was here today and completed
arrangements for the running of his
craft, Nora, daily from the Windward
pier landing to Catalina. The boat will
leave here every morning at O'Clock,
beginning June 16 and will be back
here at p. m. This will allow voyag-
ers three hours on the island or In
Catalina waters. The round trip will
cost 81
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04

AS the result of a notice TO the ef-
feet that the dog catcher would be
abroad in the land tomorrow d steady
stream of canine owners visited Tax
Collector Malcom's Office this irorn-
ing
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
UNDER ARREST IN AVALON
FOR EMPLOYING SET NETS
Deputy Game Wardens Of Catalina
Make Five Arrests for Evasion
of Laws in Protection of
Fishing Interests
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The HeraId'
AVALON, June 3.-Batiste Fakory
and four other men were. brought to
Avalon at p. m. today charged with
using set nets April 29 Deputy Game
Wardens Brewster and Gardner ar
rested the men at italian gardens.
Fakory was placed under $3.50 bond
and the trial set for June 10 at 10
a. m. He claims he can prove an
alibi.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING MAY
BE AFTER CLAREMoNT MODEL
Special to The Herald.

Special 10 Inc fieTaIu'
QUARTZ, June 3.-The trustees of
the Duarte school, which was burned
to the ground last week, will make
trip to Claremont by auto. accompanied
by Louis Bradbury, the object being TO
insnect the new grammar school at
that place with view to building
similar one on the site of the old Duorte
structure. At recent meeting of the
taxpayers it was decided unanimously
to bond the district in the amount OF
$50 900 for this purpose.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
BEACH FLOTSAM AND JETSAM

Special TO The Herald.
LONG BEACH. June 3.-R. F.
Hutchinson, yard foreman fer the
Star Mill and Lumber company,
slipped and fell today while unloading
lumber from a wagon in the yard. The
lumber fell on him. throwing him un-
der the wagon. The horses started
and the wheels passed over his body.
He was painfully crushed and bruised.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04

The amalgamation of the Inner
Harbor and Long Beach gas companies
is expected to result in a much i'm
proved service and notable extensions
of mains. The mains of the two COM
panies have been connected already.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
VIII Observe Memorial Day
Recent Arrivals at Avalon
Special to The Herald.

Srecial 10 lue Heralu-
AVALON, June 2.-The following ar
rived today and registered at the
Grand View hotel: DR.. ]. e. Adams,
Flagstaff, Ariz; w. H. Foster, Los
Angeles Elmer f. Neal, Long Beach;
George Colby, Long Beach; II. D.
Macmast. Los Angeles, and John r.
Emrick, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR LIKELY TO
ORGANIZE NEW OMMANDERY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS. June 3.-The Knights
Templars residing in this city are con-
templating the organization of a COM
mandery of the order There are many
members here who hold their member
ship in st. Bernard commandery Of
San Bernardino and in other places,
and the plan to organize is meeting
with much favor. If the dispensation
can be obtained from the grand COM
mandery it is believed that a large
membership will result. The consent
of San Bernardino and Riverside COM
manderies has been obtained.
Will Observe Memorial Day
The Woodmen of the World and Wo-
men of Woodcraft next Sunday will
observe the memorial day for the order
with appropriate ceremonies. Gen.
F. C. Prescott of Los Angeles. J. J.
Suess and F. P. Meserve of this city
will be the speakers. Several monu-
ments to deceased members will be un-
yelled.
Monday next the high school cadets
will hold their medal drill, that con-
test being to decide who is the best
drilled member of the organization.
The trophy will become the property
of the winner.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Butterfield, who
formerly managed the Julian hotel in
this city, have leased the Hotel Ri
viera and will take charge the latter
part of this week. The Riviera,
which is located at Second street and
Chestnut avenue, has been managed
for some years by the owner, DR.. NJ.
A. Schultz, who will now devote his
time entirely to his sanitarium, To-
Gated near the hostelry.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04

The fire commissioners this morning
appointed j. r. Buchanan tillerman.
Other appointments were hela over,
pending further investigation of ap-
plicants.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04

Mrs. c. P. Messick of 43S West
Eighth street fell in alighting from an
Alamitos bay car about o'clock at
the corner of Cherry street and Ocean
avenue. She struck on her left
shoulder, and the arm was broken near
the shoulder.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04

Stephen Townsend, prominent real
estate man who is convalescing after
q severe illness. will recuperate for
two weeks at the Modjeska Country
club.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04

The postoffice receipts during May
were $3002.57.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-25
Ouanah 10 Paducah

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A,cord.ns-.infornst.,o obtained
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The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-25
Social Union Meeting

The ~ag..l UUioa met I'M Irgu
lsr session FRIDAY eveU.r.. Dec
Is and Far. r.lIerteria.rel uur.
A., late ba-r
Mis- Luh l,nrbeIl', or,I.tre
rendered several be,a,.fuI piece.
which were greatly appreeia,ed
After which Ms. C.mpbcn Leen,
, mort .Ua. marchiru oo the
inside ALL. wrrlemen ontha out
side T.. march oa. stoned Al "a
yi,ep ,usI. the gentlemen TAX.
,..I,I, ,..r..t him o. III.
'Ne
i'ai'''i '' "'' "
follow lhs contest consisted oi
"cu-iar, questions and conun
.d,.y. srI fhe connie answer
.t ..
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-25
Submissionists Sure OF Victory

Austin, Texas, Dec 20. Every
representative or senator who
votes against submission, said
Sterling +. Strong, manager Of
of submission campaign commit.
tee, today will be bolter,
aud will be so characterized 10y
the Democratic party" Mr..
Strong declared that there was no
fear as to the outcome as all
Democrats are bound to vote for
submission, else II means disrup-
ton 20 the Democratic party.
He expects the proposition 20 pre-
vail by an overwhelming majority.
He said headquarters will be main
tanned here during the session.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-25
FIRE AT
BIG SPRINGS
L d. p Eating House and
Two Other Company
Buildings Burned-Lcss
Covered by Insurance.

From tralumen of the ieXa7 8
Pacific, who passed through Ab
ilene on passenger train No.
tins morning, full particulars ott
bad FIRE at Big Springs yesterday
evening were obtained
The dTe destroyed the Dig eating
house of the Texas & Pacific al
that place. and two other company
buildings, the dispatcher Office
and the y VI &. A building,
mad narrow escapes from the
flames.
The fre started lu the kitchen
Of the eating house and it is sup
posed 90 have been caused by q
defective hue It broke out at g.
80. iust after No =, which had
taken supper there. vas leaving
for the east.
Big >prings 3, not very well
equipped with tire fighting applr
ttus but toe volunteer iir
fighters did splendid work and,
aided los the wind, saved The ad-
joining buillings The dispatch
.r- office was close on the east anU
the \ VI G. A building almost
iijolncd the burning structure oI
the west. but the wind wa.
from the south and the heat aa.
waited away from those builIHVs
The motel bliI1.ug was com
pIctely destroyed, but most of lle
contents were sawed The build
ug belonged to fue railroad
company, and the furnishings 20
lhomas Carter. who ran tho cat.
Lg Both the company ani Mr
Carter carried sufficient insurance
10 practically cover toe losse,
Abilene Reporter
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-25
Civic League

About hfteeu representative
ladies of Plsinyiew met iu the
Wayland building Wednesday
afternoon and organized n city
civic league IL shall be tbe aim
of these ladies 20 constantly agi
tate the matter Of beautifyiDg our
Iitic city and % wage war on all
who allow decaviug materials 20
remain iu streets aud alleys ln
short the ladies propose 20 have
our streets lined with shade trees
aui light for civic Righteousness
iu all lbs peascs PlaIuview News
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-25

Nj Roosevelt b, having d hot
time with hi' latest presidential
message and with bis extra con
sutuuonal appointment, and or
dcrs A congressional committee
brought out the fact that d build
lng. the property Of the govern
meut ir Nashiugtol City was
torn aowu ~ order of the presi-
don't sul tI.s cemu,tteen n0R wants
.io knov uy Whist authority the
executive destroy. government
Dfopery The Cuban press IS
'uotlg indignant because Of that
Paragraph 10 the presidents mes
,ags where be sand, in effect, that
Id Clba didn't behave herseld She
would be- taken charge OF again
The senate Is disposed 20 call the
president o. account because Do
his agreement with japan be IN
licated a disposition 20 enter into
reaties without the consent of
me senate. A congressional com.
mittce is a SO asking los what su-
,hority the president gives 90 hi.
country life commission the
night 10 usr the mails free Of pos
iage, and this comm ttec maintains
that the country life commission
Was appointed without authorit
Now the house has adopted a
resolution appointing % committee
To deal with tho insult offered t.e
members OF congress by the presi
dent when in his message be- san
that they were afraid OF iuvesti
gauou On this committee th,
following were appointed Re
puOhcans. Perkins OF New York.,
Weeks, Of Massachusetts, Denby
OF Michigan Democrats, Williams
Of Mississippi, Floyd Of Missouri.
-C0mmoner.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-25

Reynolds. the Photographic. i-
sun IN our town. rcadg TO do ali
kinds Of portrait w view work
He is an eIper, o6Vui door ,leus
and is ready 81 A. time toe
weather permits tfdA soar picture
work. GALAXY I neaA the post
Office -2.tf
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-25

Lamar Wilson came home from
Lubbock, Texas, Tuesday night
He was called home on account OF
las mothers sickness. -Hagerman
Messenger
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-25

From pAlnyiew Hemid
H. +. Long Of Lubbock left
"Wednesday for Dalhart on a bnsl-
ness trip
4 Tubbs OF Lubbock, left TIes
iay morning for business tlp 60
Houston
II b Reed. Of Lubbock, icft
Wednesday for Amarillo on "a bus
mess trip.
VI : Adolf OF Austin rturued
10 his home "Wednesday after a
a visit % his ranch in Lubbock
county
Nh, May Campbell oi Fort
,umptcr \ NJ, returned home
Tuesday after visiting her parent,
near Lubbock
Mss Gleuua Burn, passed.
through PlainvieW today on her
way o. her home az Lubbock,
where she goes to spend tho hoii-
days. She has becn attending the
Christian college at L0ckney.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-25
GULF, TEXAS
AND WESTERN
Actual Work of Construct
tion Under Way at
Jacksboro-Will Open
Great Country.

Of the construction work on a new
railroad out of Fort Worth at
once is the lack OF terminal facilI-
ties and way Of entrance into
the city This is the statement Of
Ben b. Cain Of Tyler, who is the
head of the road 10 Texas and
who carries the title of general
agent for the State The name Of
the road is the Gulf. Texas and
Western, which has been chartered
for a distance Of 500 miles. through
the richest and most diversified
country in the state
Mr.. Cain, who IS wee president
of the company, going under the
title of general agent now was in
Fort Worth Wednesday attending
meeting OF The tax committee e
the Commercial Secretaries assO-
citation. Of which hc Is chairman.
The line IS chartered 10 come
through both Fort Worth and
Dallas, says Mr. Cain, and the
probability is il will make a loop
through both cities, especislly if
Dallas makes any effort 10 get the
line. The actual work of con-
s,ruction In JACK county at Jacks
boro has already begun aud within
SIX months The lUe VIii be laid
into the heart o. The coal fields Of
young coauty which viii be giving
forth coal 10 supply tae CONNER
c.al market no For, Worth
That the construction work dii
not begin II Fort Worth is due
only 20 the fact that no entrance
or terminal facilities hsd been
secured here
still, We were ready for con
structon. - said Mr Cain Nednes
day morning. and the next best
place % begin was in Jack county
TO 10 to the coal fields" We
want 70 DO some actual work 20
show the people that the line 5,
nota paper" road bot a bona6de
proposition, winch is actually be
ing worked out.
IT the Fort Worth people co.
operate with us in securing term
nAl facilities here ani 10 gaining
entrance TO the city, We would
start the work Of construction NJ
once, right in Fort Worth
According 10 the roads charter.
the line runs from Burrs Ferry
on the Sabine river, through Dallas
and Fort Worth 20 Benjamin. In,
Knox county Beyond ths point
il not chartered, bat Mr. Cain
declares the ultimate destination
Is Texico. OF Roswell. which means
that the line will Traverse the
State
The route that the proposed
road will traverse. declares Mr.
Cain, IS through the richest sec
tions in the whole commonwealth.
Il runs through hundred miles
Of pine region, then through the
remarkably fertile fruit belt and
on into the black land country
tb,t surrounds Fort Worth sud
80 = Leaving this the route
foes into he semi.mountainous
region Of Jack and Young coun-
ties, productive Of the bes, build
ing material In the state as we'll as
unlimited quantities of excellent
coal. Passing beyond this the
road will traverse Central West
Texas. which has been demon
strated 10 be The greatest agricul-
tural country IN tho gOrii. Fort
Worth Star.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-25

I, LOST Two bswy water span
le/eu- Reward\pBs6 20 for sns
Gormauou .esdinA 10 their ~
agcv u N. TAgoner Al "
+. Bfown hncA Lubbock.
Texas
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-12-25

The Lubbock Drug Go, have
signed contracts tq/ handle the
adopted school b9of 4 and hsSe part
Of them ia " now ANY
teacher in the coEA[ where books
are needed EilY pleaN send in a
list 20 We canNrder them.