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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-01
NICOLA
'I MYSTIFIES
AUDIENCE

Nicola. the magician and his clever
Company made good at the Hawaiian
Opera House last evening.
II would be difficult to have discov
cred discordJnt note In the express.
sion Of praise coming from tie crowd
that thronged the playhouse durln 4,
the three hour performance
Nicola Is new to Honolulu. He has
score Of Illusions tlu are also a
novelty to local thcaterPcers. Nicola
Out-Carters Carter In his work with
the cabinet. nc goes Thurston the
Great one better in Gle, or exhibitions
of palming.
There Is a happy vein of humor run.
ming through the performance. Nicola
appeals to his audiences but he avoids
making 1t appear as the butt of cheap
jokes.
To perform many of his tricks re.
quires the assistance of two pretty and
dainty young women The stage set.
tings are attractive to the eye and
add much to the entertainment.
Nicola will turn six-inch doll into
buxom damsel of sixteen before your
very eyes. He produced an aged man
from what appeared Theoretically
sealed glass case. The human hen
seemed never to tire of producing eggs
before the gaze of house full of PEG.
pie. The magic incubator, consisting
of an ordinary wash tub. produced live
ducks. who quacked forth protest over
being dragged before the footlights.
In George Nadolny, the eccentric
juggler. Nicola has complete show
in itself. Nadolny holds the front and
center during the second part of the
entertainment. He is not only an OK.
ceedingly clever man with his hands,
but Nadolny Is a comedian of much
ability He appears in a makeup that
would bring an outburst OF hilarlty
even at prohibition rally. The aud.
fence went the whole gamut of mlrth
from smokers to roars of laughter dur.
ing the twenty minutes Nadolny. dis.
guised as tramp, iuggled with art
icles of assorted sizes and weights.
The handcuff test was browning
feature of the show, Four pairs of the
steel bracelets. and two pair OF leg
irons served TO confine the limbs Of
Nicola less than five minutes last
evening. Two representatives of the
Territorial and County police depart
ments were present with the latest ap.
of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-01
THE PARK THEATeR.

The audience at this comfortable
tbeater will have an opportunity to
visit Switzerland and climb the Jung
frau tonight This is grand picture
and II is the cheapest way to visit the
country of magnificent scenery. The
lbsons will have a new act as will Miss
Rhodes and Uncle Wallner is to give
another of his popular parodles on
the late songs. Wal,ner has the audi
ence at the Park every night and he
Is going to hold the people.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-01

you are always harping on some
thing! II II isn't one thing it's an
other!" "Well, you don't want me
to harp on Tho same thins all tho
time, do your"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
CLASH OVER A
CHANGE OF RULES

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. g.
When senator Cumm'ns (Republican,
Iowa. introduced his resolution to
amend tho Senate rules in way
that would permit the amendment ct
particular schedules OF the tariff law.
senator Hale tRepublican, Mainel IN
roked the clause Of rules which require
that notice of any proposed change
must be given Ia writing one day be-
fore tho proposition IL offered.
The resolution was then read. It
provides that no amendment shall be
offered To u tariff bill unless germanc
to the schedule affected. Senator
Hale said 1t was sweeping and even
revolutionary and might in time sub
vert all attempted legislation.
Cummins said he did not believe
his resolution contlicted with the rule
invoked. Tie said 1t would be easy
to comply with the rule. He resisted
Il point Of order raised by Hale.
Nce-P President sherman sustained
the point of order.
Curnmins Withdrew the resolution
and will give notice in writing of its
contc mplated introductino.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
JOHNSON LICKED
BY STAGE HANDS
NIGEo FIGHTER GIFTS WORST OF
ENCOUNTER WITH SCENE
SItIiTEKs.

CHICAGO. Dee Although 1t
huIt him considerably to a,lnit it,
Iack Johnson, heayyWeight champion
al the world. nd to confess to-day
that 10 YEAS licked last night by
half dozen husky stage hands at the
La Sadie Thcater. whom he tried TO
invade the stage TO see n friend.
Johnson later created such u COM
motion outside the theatcr that 500
persons gathered ana Madison street
vas blocked for twenty minutes.
Johnson, with his wife, occupied a
stag" boz at thu performance OF
Sweetest Girl in Paris During the
interEission johnson sent his card to
Alex Carr. a member of the company.
whom johnson said vas Il friend"
Carr sent word back he was too busy
10 come TO the johnson box, where
upon The fighter decided to go to
Cars dressing roern
NJ the stage door Johnson was stop
ped by tho door tender, but forced
his way cnso the stage. There he
was met ~ one Of the managers, who
asked him to withdraw. johnson re-
FUSED and half dozen stage hands pick
ID him up bodily and threw him out
into All alley behind the theater
The fighter made his way To the
front Of the hoase and demanded att
mission back to his box. This WAS re-
fused and Johnson started scene.
His wife, who heard Of the disturb
aHce. Joined him in the lobby. and
finally induced him To leave.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
TIMBER DEAL is
CONSUMMATEY
sfDi 900 LUMBER SALE NOTED-sEW
RAILROAD TO BEGIN OPERA
TIoN DECEMBER 18TH.

Especial to The Richmond Nirgiuian
ROANOKE, Va. December S.--A
large timber deal was contaminated IN
western North Carolina Il few days ago.
= Montgomery Smith sold to the Whit :
ing Lumber Company a large tract IN
Haywood county for 100000 1t Is
said that Mr.. Smith paid $4,000 for the
tract Aye years ago.
Lakeland I.ndg. Of Masoas eiccte ]
elected the following officers Tuesday
night: worshipful master, Oscar Graves
senior warden, Hampton Payne: Junior
warden, Henry Iiorringdcn treasurer r,
George T. Monroe. secretary, Henry
Huntington! senior deacon. George
Wilson; Junior deacon. W L.. Davis.
chaplain, ameN Bowman. ti1er ". !.
BALDWIN: stewards. i. W. Leigh and
Ferguson Bowman. After election a
banquet was served
The Norfolk aud Western ~ expect :
ing information daily concerning the
schsdulc of trains on the " ins4on- Sa-
enter actively upon its career Deeenl-
Der 18th, Tho number " passenger
trains to be operated over the roAl f.
not known and VIII probably not isA
known until some time after the road
is opened for traffic. NJ least one pau
senger train VIII he run each way daily
and the number viii be increased aS
conditions justify il. Ultimately II is
believed. several passenger trains daily
north and south VIII he required "a
take care or local business II il prc-
difted that eventually the Southbound
viii form connecting link for an i'm
portaut passenger service between CHI
caso and Charleston. :, t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
Nom;r.tions sent to s.n,t..

NASHTNtfTOE. y. e Dec 3 -
President raft has nominated Charles
- Ttmbestake TO be receiver OF, public
moneys at Sterling, aoiorado: Captain
Albert Nertz ~ bs rcar-adnilral Ia the
navy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
'M'cU|GAN TO REFEREE
LIGHTWEIGHT BOUT
PHII4ADELPHIANW WILL BE THIRD
MAN IN RING WITH COBR
AND BRITT.

BALTIMORE. Dec. S.---After con-
siderable wrangling over the long dis
lance telephone. Sammy Harris ac-
knowledRed defeat in his argument
with Johnny Spattola, OF Phiiadel-
phia, concerning the referee for the
15-round encounter tomorrow night
between Young Britt. Of this city,
and Ty Cobb, or Philadelphia. The
argument between the respective
managers anent the question of the
third party took place yesterday al
ternoon. and tn. result Of the verbal
tilt was the choice OF Jack McGuigan
for the job McGuigan has refereed
here number Of times and always
given the highest satisfaction. Har-
ris had no personal objection to Nc
Guigan. but did not care to give In
because Cobb's manager had regis
tered 81 kick OF gigantic proportions
against Buck Alexander. merely be-
cause he was from this city.
Cobb has been working with Young
Sammy Smith over in Quaker Town.
and is in the best Of condition. He
will scale close on to 1913 pounds.
and will have from eight to ten
pounds advantage OF Britt. The lat
ter Is now under tho leo mark and
he will only do bit OF light work
to-day in order to reduce his weight
any more. The fact that the Quaker
will have some weight on him Is not
Worrying the Harris protege. for he
is tit to go the limit, and at tho fast
est sort of pace.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
JOHNSON DISCOVERS
HOPE OF WHITE RACE
CLAIMS MONAHAN, SPAKRING
PARTNER, Is COMING HEAVY.
MATCHES HIM WITH HAM
GRIFFIN.

Jack johnson, oddly enough. is the
latest person to bring forward
possible hope Of the white race. For
come time the negro champion has
been boosting the game of Waiter
Monahan, his sparring partner. who,
he admits has got quite a bit to learn.
but who he claims has the natural
ability to make a good heavyweight.
johnson has ceased from using Mona
han merely as a medium to show his
own excellence. and now, while in
enforced idleness in Chicago. is teach
ing his protege much OF the finer
points of the game.
Fight managers take sufficient no.
tice or what Jotulson says to be will
ing to give Monahan. q chance, and
the young man Will appear in Phila-
delphia shortly. probably boxing Hank
Griffin, negro heavy. Johnson is
making the match, and will be be-
hind his partner.
Meantime the champion is having
more legal troubles. a Chicago garage
having sued him for S21.15 for storage
and materials. johnson admits the
debt, but says he thought It had been
met. He will settle out of court.
The Santa Claus role is Jacks latest
nOpDA. .tIlI, just w PAoSD Ni<AS hS p
on the level, the pugilistic man of the
hour is going to sink 1000 cold Amer
lean plunks in the Christmas trade
Just by way OF displaying his undying
esteem for friends and constits in
various parts OF ,sthe United States.
I've made up the schedule said
John Arthur in Chicago, after nam
ing a string OF relatives and warm
admirers who have stood by him
through thick and thin. But that's
the easiest part OF it. Looks as If
I'll have 10 engage a shopping agent
to attend to the heavy work."
Next in Importance To the dlstri-
button of presents, accol ding to Jacks
fine OF chatter, will be the Christ
mas dinner Last year he arrived
one day late for the big cats--reach-
ing Chicago pee,snher 2G. one year
before the dusky giant was busy de-
throninE Tommy Burns and officially
clinching his right to the heavy
weight title In far-"ff Rusheutters
Hay, sydney. y. $. ".
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
WITH DANp WE ATHER
EXPECT MORE TOBACCO

The receipts for tobacco are a mil
lion pounds short for the two months
- October and November. This short
are is due, the belief il, to the pro-
II ctcd dry snell that has prevailed re-
Gently which has made it impossible
for the farmers te handle their crop.
The tobacco merc hants iii Richmond
cav that If the weather will turn a lit
tie warmer. after the rams Of the last
two few daYs, the market will he fairly
flooded with tobacco This expected
rush OF receipts viii not BY any means
damage the price. g the demand for
the weed is fully as large ss the crop
viii be.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
BROAD STREET PROPERTY
BRINGS GOOD PRICE

tine OF the largest realty transfers
made In the vicinity OF Richmond for
hefne time vas put on record in the city
Chancers Court Wednesday afternoon.
making note Of the sale OF five and
four NTH acres at the intersection Of
the Broad street road and the Rose.
reath road to MFR. Edwin Pitcher by
Mr.. Henry =. Wailerstein, the prico
paid being $4,000.
Only a part OF the property lies
within the city limits. A deed record )
ing the whole transfer is accordingly
fled in the clerks Office OF the HenricU
Circuit Court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
ECONOMY THAT BEATS
ALL FORMER RECORDS
Secretary for Treasury MaeVeagh Submits Annual Report
Wants More Elastic Currency system

WAsHINGTON. Dee. s.--~Economy
that beats all records Is the Keynote
of the annual report OF Secretary
/ Franklin Macy eaeh. of the Treasury
Department, which was sent TO Con-
gresa to-day.
The estimated ordinary eapeadi-
lures for next year amount To seSp'-
4a4.o13. Including Panama canal eN~
penses, s6G.92o.Sf7 which VIII be re-
paid To the treasury by the saio ot
bonds the grand total is s6sI, a.
$50. The total appropriations FOR thls
year were s72l,313,se0.
The appropriations for the ordinary
expenses OF the government We're;
For 1910, s6a3.31a. f6s, for 1871,
S6s3. 900. The estimates for the
next fiscal year. beginning July l. are
$3.50. .0i3.
Reform OF the Currency.
Reform CT the currency is the next
subject considered concerning II
Secretary MaoVeagh says
We can continue 10 have pani's
or We can stop having panics, exactly
as we prefer. 1t viii not cost "a PEN
ny To prevent them. and IT has cost
us untold millions aud untold suffer
ing every time-we had one. II IL for
the government to say whether II VIII
nave panlcs III inc AutNf' ~ " H'tteN'
it VIII not"
4 series Of Trouble.
THE whole financial history OF IN"
country" according to the report "is
long series OF troubles and aeita-
ton. and now that We have Iii sight
the establishment of a real ana fDr-
manent banking and currency system
that will he both safe and sane. II
makes one most impatient to see X
accomplished"
Test Of Good Banking.
I'VE have no way to increase our
currency when it Is needed. except
under the Aldrich- Nrecland law,
which win COON sxpirc, and which
is only intended for emergencies.
Under our syatem ordinary transac-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
Hxatt /. We.t Point c.pt.in.

WEST POINT. n. H., Dec. S.--Cadet
Robert +. Hyatt. Of Arkansas. was
unanimously elected captain OF next
wears football eleven Wednesday. Hs-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08


making false statements and hribing
eEielals WIS regarded as a joke. The
inevitable. however. Is coming to pass.
American citizens arc more and moro
conforming to the law and to their
obligauons 40 citizens. We are an
hdhliy coiiectlng from passengers OF
| New YORK about four times as much
duties as before. The percentage ot
iheren@e Is equally large at Boston.
Import Lines Under Fire.
Ndmerons import lines are under
investigation and the amount of laxits
ana dishonesty that has erept into the
import business through under Valu-
anon is ASTONISHING, hot To say APP
pdlliiiE.
Politics nave been to a large extent
eliminated In The customs service al
New YORK. but MacNeagh says that
finai excellence can be attained only
by the inclusion Of all non-poli&lcai
"i1cers In the classified service.
fhere Is no practical way" Mac
Neash SAYS. 10 put the government
, service properly Oh its feet without q
TAR and 1nst method OF civil service
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
mO|SANT WILL TRY
tn LOWER RECORD
3HIEKS HE CAN BEAT THE WON
MADE BY BARRIER On
WEDNESDAY.

MEMPHIS. TENN. Dec. s,~~An
eeroplane speed record of Is miles
IN ten minutes viii never stand as
u worlds mark, according 10 John
ID. Ani.ant, who to-day will endeaVor
TO lower that record set here b
lSene Barrier yesterday.
Barriers speed averaged sT.a3
miles an hour when he out-win.ed
0oisant for $4,000 prize.
Both used Bleriot monoplanes. and
Barrier is satisfied his record will no,
easily be beaten. Barrier was up
tsn minutes and IS seconds and
covered l6 miles. This lowers the
RECORD OF Leon Moranc. established
Ut Rheims. when s5 miles an Hour
was attained.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08

Chilione declares the dynamiting
was not the work of the Black Hand.
but OF Some personal enemy in tins
Italian colony from which the con-
sui shielded some enc
chlione has given ,Ee police the
names OF several suspects. The COM
sufs house Is now under heavy
guard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
Waist Patterns for Xmas Presents.

These patterns would make any woman a
very appropriate Xmas gift. one that would be
pretty and scfvcable.
Very fine quality madras, full 3 yards,
enough for a waist, tied with ribbon In a holly
box, at Soc, CSC, 79c and sec each.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
STEAMER SINKS
IN DEEP WATER

1 LONDON. Dec. s.--Ths Britlsn
6teamship Blackburn. bound from
f3Simshy. England, to Antwerp. was
n collision to-day of Sheringhan,
Nth tho steamship Rock. The
34ckburn received u gaping hole In
h4e side and soon settled down into
I1aap water. Her passengers and
nisew took to the life boats. seventeen
~ diem being picked Up by the Rock.
Eohar boats. containing 50 sailors and
Imnoeugers. disappeared in the dark
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
BOMB OUTRAGE;
NO ONE INJURED
GARAGE OF ITALIAN consul
DAMAGED BY DYNAMITE
EXPLOSION.

SEATTLE. WASH. Dec. s--A
garage in the rear Of the home Of
Dr. Chilione. the Italian con-ul. was
blown up with dynamite Wednesday
day and every window In tho con-
snrs house was shattered Several
other houses in thefvIcinity We're also
slightly damaged. No one was IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08

att will graduate Iii 1919. Besides
playing football. Hyatt is the Army
crack baseball pitcher ana has the
reputation OF being tho coolest and
hardest man to rattle that West Point
has ever had In the box.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-21
$4,000 WAITING
FOR CLAIMANT

Richmond, July 2l.-Where is An
hie o. Richmond? Ill the way from
Illinois man has come to pay over
$4,000 to her, but she has not been
round SO far. She is supposed to have
been resident of this city i'm 1898
out the old directories do not disclose,
her name, and no one here who knew
her has been discovered by Attorney
Clarence S. Townley, of Macomb. Ill
who is here as the Representative of
the Modern Woodmen of America
ready to pay to her the amount named
winch is due to her on policy of i'm
surance in that fraternal organization
taken out by her brother. Frank l.
hlchhlohd' said to have been a Virgin
ian.
Beyond the fact that she was nam
ed in the policy as The sister of tb,.
insured and that her residence was
gwen as Richmond, there is but one
other clue to the lost woman. When
ne died Frank l.. Richmond was liv-
ing in Carthage, Ill. While resident
Vi that place he had a conversation
with a physician OF the town while
the trial OF the murderers of Governor
Goebel was in progress in Kentucky
AT that time Richmond stated m tbis
physician that his brother-in-Iaw was
one OF the attorneys involved in the
case, presumably on the side of the
defense. Nothing has developed out
OF this clue, but the search in this di
rection is not yet ended.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-21
OPENS REGULATIVE
SUMMER SESSION

New York, July II with an attract
i've feature in the Empire City handis
cap, which holds place IN turf events
with the classic Suburban and Brook
lyn handicaps, the Empire City Rae.
ing Association today opens it's regu.
lar summer session at the Yonkers
track. The fourteen days OF racing
originally awarded to Brighton Beach
nave been run of at Yonkers, conclud.
ing yesterday, so the followers Of the
game are already at home at the north.
ern track. The Yonkers meet will
continue to August 3, and on the fol.
lowing day the Saragota club will be
gin its twenty-one day meeting.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-21
BIG APPLE CROP
IN OLD VIRGINIA.

Charlottesville. Va. July 21.-Mr.
Walter Whatley. secretary of the Vir-
ginia State Horticultural Society. came
down from CroZet to- make arrange
ments for the packing demonstration
10 be held on the Courthouse Square
September 2. When asked as TO the
prospects for the apple crop this year.
he replied that while the crop in the
United States is not so large as last
year here I'm Virginia we will have an
average crop nf twice as much a.
last year. Conditions have improved
greatly since the fret OF June. and I'm
a great many orchards the trees are
iulI. The general coLd't:on is very
promising. The apples are smooth in
appearance, the foliage is clean and
much care OF orchards is evident.
The United States government re-.
port for June gives the crop for the
United States as SO per cent in tina.
month as compared with 81 a Der cent
at the same time last year. While
e''N'hiuShL ItpOII estimates the
crop in Virginia at 20 per cent IN
June, as compared with AZ per cent
at the same time last year, Mr.. Waite
~, from reports received from re-
haDle sources now places the Virgin
Ia estimate at 75 per cent. The condi
ton of the crop in Albermarle county
Is today far better than 1t was at
this time last year and it is estimat
ed that the commercial orchards will
produce an output OF fully 10000 bar.
rels and $500 bushels in bulk. net
ing grand total of over 5000. 900.
lnasmuch as the crop in AlbermarIe
is great deal better than last year
at this time, and the crop throughout
the country about per cent shorter
fruit growers of the county will no
doubt go slow in making contracts
at this stage of the season for the DUR
chase of the orchard products while
the fruit is still on the trees. The
prices offered are usually lower than
those prevailing later in the season.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the Creditors of Matte B. Meador

To the Creditors of Matte 3. Meador,
deceased:
In pursuance OF decree Of the Cir
cult Court OF the County of Mercer.
and State Of West Virginia, made in a
cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate of the said Matte 3. Mead
or 10 the payment or her debts, you
are hereby required TO present your
claim against the estate of the said
Matte y Meador. for adjudication to
Japes s. Kahle. Commissioner of said
Cburt. at his Office in the City OF
Bluefeld in the County Of Mercer.
and state aforesaid. on or before the
both day Of July, 1910.
witness W. y. Honaker, Clerk OF
said Court this 14th day Of June. 1910.
w. y. HONAKER.
Clerk
G1C1OCwks
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-21

statesmen WANTED:-To sell gro
ceries, druggists, confectioners;
$125 monthly and expenses. Cali
fornia Cider and Extract Co., 253
Leffingwell, st. Louis. Mo.
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w. S. lEFLOUR.
DIR. j. E. NELSON.
DENTIST

Offer his professional service to
the people Of Biuefieid and vicinity.
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-21
CYCLE RACES
IN BRUSSEI. s

Brussels. July semtfnals in
the International bicycle races WEI be
run of today. The final events Of the
program viii be decided next Sunday
Turin has been selected as the meet
ing place Of the International Cyclists
Union in 1911.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-21
MRS. cLeveLANo,s BIRTHDAY.

Princeton, n. J.. July 21.-Mrs. Gro
yer Cleveland, widow Of the former
President, is forty-six years Of age TO.
day. She was married in tho White
House twentyfour years ago.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-21

ring old gold mounting either on
Higginbotham or Princeton avenues.
Finder return to Leader office and
receive reward
7-19-1O-2t. D.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-21

FOR SAlE:-One beautiful black
Shetland pony and trap. Perfectly
gentle. Excellent driver. II. w.
Straley, Box. 235, Princeton, West
Virginia.
7-12-10-1wk -'.. 2