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New York Tribune: It is a far cry
from "the public be damned" policy
which not so many years ago seemed
characteristic Of the relations OF most
OF the large corporations OF the coun-
try with the public to the point now
attained by the Missouri Pacific rail-
road. A disastrous wreck, in which
seven persons were killed and many
more injured, occurred on that lire.
President Bush, taking the lead In
the work himself. had notices OF the
accident sent TO the relatives OF those
killed and injured. he caused to be
prepared and sent 70 all the news
papers along the road an account Of
the disaster, which apparently was so
complete In it's details as 10 include
material not handled by regular news
agencies and which omitted nothing
tending TO place responsibility or
blame on the road and its employees.
This Is a striking and commendabls
example or the new attitude OF public
service corporations toward the gem
eral public. Frankness, a spirit OF
fair play, even a tendency toward
Cancellation, a desire to learn the
wishes OF the public, and meet them
where possible, are more becoming the
dominant features the corporation
attitude. Complaint bureaus are es-
tablished and officials welcome the
suggestions or complaints Of the pub
lie. THE public be pleased Is IN use
as the official motto Of one railroad
company. Protests such as those
which greeted the requirements OF the
Interstate Commerce commission and
the Public Service commissions in this
state regarding the fling Of official
reports, rate schedules and the like
are recognized as rather foolish. Here
and there persist examples Of the old
order OF contempt and insolence to-
ward the public, defiance and suspi-
cion Of public officials ana continued
obstruction OF their orders. Yet IL is
a singularly unfortunate concern in
these days whose officers have not
realized that 1t is a simple matter
to have the public satisfied and dis :
posed to be friendly toward II rather
than suspicious and antagonistic. The
public be pleased" policy ia infinitely
better for both parties.
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ORIGIN OF TUMsLERs.
convivisIity Was Induced BY the First
Of These Glasses.

@ouNiNt&HbH V&9 iU3uS00 " hHG ENsS
OF These Glasses.
Harper's Weekly: The English
language, above all others. is the most
remarkable for the number of Its
words that have been completely
changed in their significance since
they first came into use. In some cas-
es their meaning has been exactly re-
versed. A conspicuous example Of
this is the word let, which Shakes
peare uses several times with the
meaning ito hinder"
Hamlet exclairns, TIL make a ghost
Of him that let's me-" meaning. OF
course, him that stops me-"
"Ravei' and "unraveP' mean exactly
the same thing though at one time to
uravel probably meant to reduce con-
fusion to order, Compare the words
valuable and Invaluable"
Sometimes comparatively short
time sufflces to set a word adrift from
it's original and true meaning and to
cause people to forget what its real
significance is. This is illustrated in
our word "tumbler," meaning a drink
ing glass which sets squarely down
upon the table without a foot" as in
the case OF a goblet. What a "tum-
bier" really is may be inferred from
an extract from gentleman's dairy,
written in 1909. which also throws
light upon the social customs of the
times The entry is as follows
Had q few friends to dinner. Tried
my new tumbling glasses. Very sue
cessful; all got drunk early"
These tumbling glasses soon called
"tumbIers" for short, were made with
a round or pointed bottom so that they
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-08

New York. Nov. Son Dec. Miss
Mildred Sherman will be the central
figure in another international mar
riage when she Ii united to Lord Ca
moys. m order to be In ample time
time the lord las already secured his
license and popularity was that Miss
Sherman did not appear at the wine
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-08
FLORIDA LANDS.

$40 CASH AND $40 per month pays
for q five-acre tract in the famous
Indian river fruit section OF Florida;
deep black soil: 10000 acres TO select
from; live agents wanted in every
county in North Dakota; liberal COM
missions. Address C. +. Carlson. gem
erai state agent. Plaza. NJ. d.
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could not be set down when they con-
tanned liquids without falling over and
splitting their contents. They were
made as sort OF Joke to conduce TO
rapid drinking.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-08
MONEY TO LOAN

WE HAVE MONEY to loan on i'm
proved Fargo city property. Our
loans are repayable in easy install
ments. The Savings e. Loan. No. IL
Broadway, Fargo. N. ID.
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AZ u Stands.

Pittseurg Dispatch: The president
hopes for q parcels post soon. So do
the rest Of us, except perhaps the ex-.
press companies and members Of con-
gress.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-08
Important to
School Children

In connection with the diction-
airy offer which The Forum is
making at the present time a
special arrangement has been
made. whereby any school child
in the city OF Fargo or Moorhead
who brings In three new SUBJ
scriberS to The Daily Forum. paid
for three months in advance. at
$1.00 each for this period, viii
receive q free copy OF this die
tionary without the presentation
OF the coupons.
This will be in the best bind
ing. limp leather, with all OF the
illustrations and the census fig-
ures Of 1910. Here is a chance
for the students to each secure
a Valuable Reference Book Alb
soluteIy Free.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-08

WHEN YOU WANT to talk 10 the
people Ia prosperous South Dakota
you can DO e best through the columns
OF The Aberdeen Daily Al terican: read
svgEy day by 10000 In $50 tOwns and
the state. CLASSIFIED ads. for safe.
help wanted. exchange, real estate,
otS Tor 1 cent word each insertion.
Send stamps 20 American. Ahardaen,
3. u.
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sue,NEss CHANCE.

rOH RENT-Meat market, equipped
ready for business, cheap rent. APP
ply lOlb Fourth avenue north.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for no.
tells, boarding houses. stores and
Steam laundry. Write to Ed Syvereon,
Ironton, MINI.
FOR RENT--Steam heated restaurant
with living rooms In the rear, or
Will sell cheap II taken ct once. APP
ply TO r. Ronow, 500 First avenue
north, Moorhead.
A~%AA~%% ~~A~~~&H%A
FOR SALE Drugstore, good =
4 farming community; large ter y
ritory. Address $40, care Forum. y
N~~~%~~%~ ~~~@H%~~
FOR SALE--Grain elevator. 10000
capacity, everything new and mod
ern; located in a new town which
marketed over 100000 bushels last
year Address No. 697. care of Forum.
FOR sALE-Stock Of ladies' furnish
lngs and millinery in good county
seat town OF about 1000 inhabitants;
business established eighteen years;
good transient town. very little money
occurred to handle; must be sold by
Lirst OF year; good reasons for selling
ADDRESS 69S, Fargo Forum.
NEWSPAPER and job plant; for
quick sale $500 cash gives posses
sion, established business in divisional
point town running over $500 monthly;
small balance on easy monthly pay
ments; plant brand new with power
presses. The best buy In Saskat-
cnewan. ]. V. Comstock. Midaie, Sas-
katchewan.
WANTED PARTNER--T want a GOOD.
clean cut young man from 25 to IS
years old that has had considerable
experience in the hardware business,
to take one-half interest in my eg-
tablished business with me. and to
take charge of and manage the BUSH
ness, must have at least SIS, 200 in cash
and furnish the best of references, will
not consider any booze fighter or
cigarette fend, married man preferred.
III you have the qualifications and the
money, / can prove to your satisfac-
ton that this Is a great opportunity,
no competition. county seat town of
n. ID. l would be willing to incorpor-
ate the business II preferred. This is
winner for someone. am taking an
active part in real estate and loan
company and cannot devote my time
to the hardware business and do not
want 1t handled by hired help. Ad-
dress 500 care Of Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-08

A GREAT BARGAIN in Morton coun-
and wheat farm all fenced, running
spring, l40 acres under plow, house
16x24. barn 24x106. lots OF other build
ings, small grove started and only FIVE
miles from progressive Flasher: party
Is sick and must sell. terms 81, 900
cash, the balance to suit purchaser al
s per cent. This is the greatest snap
IN this country. Write at once to r,
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LOST.

LoST--Small canvas pocket book be-
tween Eighth avenue south and BUSH
ness district Reward X returned to
Forum ONCE.
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BUY ON TRADE.

WILL suN OR TRADE tor your sec
cnd-hand harness. w. Fl. Stewart
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-08

that woman has the right to scold
her husband. Oh wise Judge!
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HOUSE AND SAFE MOVING.

| MAKE a specially Of unusual and
heavy mo ing: houses. SAT- y, rusminm
bujldings; furnish everything. 3. w
Hcdgea Phone sea,
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WILL TRADE

For unencumbered land, $4,000
worth of merchandise. Call on or
address,
r. NJ. Farmer,
N. o. Improvement CO.,
Farso,N. ..
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FoR RENT--corrAoss.

FOR RENT-Six room cottage. $40
per month. 1907 Fifth avenue north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-08
STATIONERY.

WANTED-Printing orders from par
ticular people who want their work
on the date promised; patronize the
house or prompt delivery" for good
printing and office supplies. wherever
you are. The Porte CO.. Fargo, N. ID.
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FoR SALE. FARMs.
Three sNAPa in hirhIr !,

THREE SNAPS in highly improved
farm lands; separate half sections;
one, three and five miles from Bal
dur, Man; no scrub, all good wheat
land price $40 q t25 per acre; good
buildings; one fourth cash, balance
easy terms; Immediate possession.
Write or come and see owner, ID. g.
Mclean, Baldur. AIaa.
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FOR RENT-Four- room cottage, Fifth
street and Ninth avenue north.
Phone 1851
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FOR RENT--eAsEMENT.

FOR RENT OR LEAsE-Fuii base
ment. 75x26, light, airy. warm and
sanitary, suitable for any purpose, In
the heart of the city. 10 Fourth
street north. Phone 622.
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sTRAYEp.

STRAYED from section 18-l40-50,
near Argusville, about Sept. 10, eight
spring calves, when last heard from
river, and information regarding this
stock will be rewarded and appreciat-
ed. I. p. Clapp. Faro. N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-08

FOR SALE OR TRADE for good cat
tie, f1ve-p passenger, four cylinder
Halliday automobile in good running
order; top, windshield, speedometer,
clock, electric lights, magnetic, new
tires and lights. will go awful cheap
for a quick deal. Address Jas. 8.
Jensen, Foxhome, MINI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-08

FOR RENT--New cottage, six rooms,
at SIS per month at 413 Third street
north and Fourth avenue.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-08

FOR SALE OR TRADE for real es-
tate, four track bowling alley and an
eight-table pool and billiard hall.
restaurant and cigar stand In connec-
ton; best equipped place In the state;
pays $4,000 a year. For particulars,
address $40 care Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-08

WANTED - Section good western
North Dakota land, priced right:
will exchange $4,000 equity in $1,000
income property. southern Minnesota,
as first payment. Lock Box s36, Dick
inson, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-08

FOR RENT-Four-r cottage with
bath, alcove and full basement. In
quire S21 Third street north.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-For first
class valley land. a modern double
house, close in. Price $10.500. Brings
equal to s12 per month. Address BOX
6s7, Fargo.
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rOH HENT--Meat market, equipped
ready Tor business. cheap rent. APP
ply lOl6 Fourth avenue north.
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FOR RENT--Six-room brick cottage
desirable location. all modern, ex-
cept heat. with cistern and cellar.
Phone e72-L.
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TEN NEW two and five passenger
autos, cheap for cash, or will ex :
change for clear land or merchandise.
Cogsweh Hardware Co.. Cogswell,
N. D.
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WAN & D-Dining room girl at once,
apply Prescott hotel.
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For SALE on EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE or exchange; five-room
house Inquire at 1917 Fourth ave-
nue. south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-08

FOUND--Silk embroidered knitted
waist on Fifth street north, Fargo
Owner can have same by calling or
ID. Hanson. 219 Fifth street north.
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED - An experienced shoe
salesman with established trade for
North Dakota and northern Minneso-
to: give age and references with your
application; give home address. Adj
dress sSS. care Forum ana Republi-
can.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

I.AvE KnIgA. rrIatIng q. prIn. !.
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som ETfIlN0 NEWDr. Johnson'k
patent bunion shield Relieves and
cures bunions. Sold BY Dr. ida Melin.
LOS Broadway Phone 7OS ~.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

tvANTEn-~Good girl a. A23 Fourth
avenue north.
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FoR REMT-sToRs Room.

STORE FOR REhT--wfli arrange to
suit tenant: Cook block. 22s Broad
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for no.
tells, boarding houses. stores and
steam laundry. Write to Ed Syveraon,
1ronton, MINI.
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POSITION wANrEp-MALE.

YOUNG MARRIED MAN would like
position in general store as assist
ant bookkeeper; have had dry goods
experience; location no object. q. G..
Wright, Box 81. Trout Lake. Michi-
gan.
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WANTED TO HEMT---A modern FIR
nished four or nNe-room cottage or
Dat, close Ia. Phone G. e. A., Forum
officeA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-11-10
"BlLi. GOATS" NEW SUIT.
\
Nays Mascot patrOnized Exclusive
TaiIoriag Establishment For Big
Game Outfit.

William Goat-he of snowy hirsute
adornment, widespread knotty horns
and Army Mule hating temperament
is to have a brand spanking new set
of regulation" duds for the Army
Navy football game at Franklin Field.
Not only so, but it is to be "Some"
classy outfit. Not one of your ready-to-
wear. Observation-Disclosures
cred affairs is Sir Williams blanket.
No street When Billy sees that Army
Mule on Franklin Field two weeks
from tomorrow, Maud" will turn
green with envy at the chic cut classy
lines and militaire fit Of the blue and
gold suit of Mr.. Goat.
Mr.. Goat, when he gets ready to go
on parade, patroniZes an exclusive
tailoring establishment, where admi-
rails as well as middes have their
service" and their "cit" clothing
made. This morning, when he had to
completed shis toilet by waxing his
whiskers, and polished Off a few tin
cans, brown paper and other tid-bits
for breakfast. he hied him down Main
street and walked sedately into the
tailoring establishment of William III.
Bells & Co. No one but the head
cutter would suit for Mr.. Wille's
measurements and "try-on" and Mr..
j. Oliver Smith spent quite an hour
before the alterations as 10 length
thickness and mode of fastening his
blanket suited the sailor lads mascot.
After the try-on the blanket was sent
upstairs and back to the tailor who
Immediately got busy to complete il
in time for the gala day.
Incidentally,it may be said that Mr..
Bells, the same gentleman who in last
Tuesdays election defeated DR.. Louis
B. Henkel for the State Senate, and
who is an ardent Navy rooter against
the Amy, each year presents to the
middies the blanket for their mascot
to wear on Franklin Field. And. like
everything else that comes out of the
same store, the blanket fits and gives
satisfaction. The one fitted on Mr..
Goat today is nobby blue and gold
affair, with those magic word Navy"
worked on either side so as to hang
smoothly over Billy's fat furry sides.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-11-10
WEST VIRGINIA TOMORROW.
Navy Has Final Practice This After
noon 10 Preparation For The
Visitors.

West Virginia University VIII be
... moments Of the MILDLY team J on
.gs -.w gridiron at the Academy to-
-~--row afternoon. The visitors will
..-... in Annapolis late tonight or first
.r.-, tomorrow morning and viii find
~ warm welcome waiting them in more
ways than one.
I'll. coaches at the Academy have
,s.. week been putting their men to
str pace. and a speedy attack with
.reHall defense is looked for by
.ts sailor rooters in tomorrow's con-
ro.t Final practice, which will be
.rl- and easy in nature, will be held
9Th. Academy this afternoon.
When the two teams face each other
..~---4u there win be some changes
in aa hackfeld combination, chief
.rara which will be the expected try
oIt .f Leonard at quarterback, in place
n s.u sell. according TO present indi-
cations
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-11-10
LAST SCRIMMACE.
West Point Football Practice.

Of local sporting interest is the West
Point football practice yesterday
The last scrimmage work of the week
in preparation for the Bucknell game,
took place yesterday.
The playing of the team showed that
the next couple of weeks should see
them rounding into the form that the
coaches expect them to reach before
they face the Navy on November 25.
The strongest scrubs were sent into
face he team yesterday, but they
could not gain against the defense put
up by the regulars even when given
four and five downs. The first team
scored three touchdo wns, all of them
resulting from long runs. Cook got
back into the game yesterday at right
end and he broke through and blocked
Keyes's punt and ran to a touchdown
A notable feature of the practice
was the way the backs kept their feet
as they lodged through maze of tack
les, 25yard run by Keyes, fifteen
more by Macdonald and Brown lodged
through for twenty-five yards and
scored the second touchdown. Three
plays scored the third touchdown,
Hodgson making the score after run
ing twenty yards. The forward pass
was used considerably and with good
results. Weyand played in Devore' s
place and Parnell went in at guard for
Arnold. Dean is still on the side
lines and it is doubtful if he will play
on Saturday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-11-10
TAG DAY! YOU'RE It'll!
BE Happy Yourself Make The S.
P. c. A. Happy And Buy A
Tag Tomorrow.
HELP THE S. P. c. A.
Can You Resist All The Pretty Girls
With Tags To Sell ?

Tag You're il, Don't forget to
morrow is tag day You must buy a
tag and help the S. p. c. A. carry on
its work of helping those who cannot
speak for themselves.
Don't resist the pretty girls who ask
you tomorrow TO buy tag. How can
you resist them? Don't wait to be
asked Buy . tag at once. Don't
pay any less than FIVE cents, and as
much more as you like.
viii the Middies buy tag? Wait
and see. If you don't wear tag to-
morrow you will be the meanest person
in town. Don't be characterized as
the mcanest. Wear your tag all day
and be happy and help to make others
happy.
The following additional boys aud
girls of the city public school have con
sented to help the S. L. c. A. and will
sell tags tomorrow" Day:
Odell Peterson, Oliver Beall, Raymond
Crosby, William Wells. Robert Moss,
John Strahorn, Harriet Green. Ann
Claude, David Claude, Joseph Wilson,
Sarah Green, Gladys League. George
Miller. Turner Quaid, Bernard Cooper
Allan Levy, Ashwell Woodward, John
Pettebone, Lester Tyler, Ethel Wells.
Won't some young ladies I'M town
help the good cause and sell tags for
the S. z. CA? Those who are will
ing will please notify the executive
committee Of the S. Z. c. A.. Mrs.
Robert Moss, chairman. Mrs. II. b.
Dashiell or Mrs. Gage
Tags will be given out from 8 n. m.
till p. m. at the S. F. G.. A. head
quarters in the Advertiser Republican
Building, Church Circle and Northwest
street. To the three children selirg
the largest number Of tags and max
ing the largest returns, prizes will be
given.
Tag Day tomorrow is to help carry
on the work of the Society for Proven
tion of Cruelty to Animals, a work
that has had a telling effect in this
city and county the past eight or nine
months The object is humane-"t to
speak for those who cannot speak for
themselves" !" A resume of the good
work accomplished by the local Branch
S. =. G. A. was recently published in
this paper.
Every humane person, man, woman
and child, should buy a tag or several
of them, tomorrow. People not wear
ing tags you may spot as those to
whom humane principles do not ap-
peal.
Grace Mecher, Carolyn Basil, Art
ridge Wells, Alcade Sarles, Marion
Armiger, Benjamin Elliott.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-11-10
A REAL SONG BIRD.
"LeOna' Pleases Large Audience At
The Colonial Theatre.

Every available seat and every box
was occupied at the Colonial Theatre
last night where one of the best vau-
deville bills of the season was fea-
tured.. "Leona,' the Siberian Song
bird, made a great hit. She sang and
acted portion Of the popular opera
Faust in three distinct voices, using
two octaves and four full tones in the
impersonation of Faust, Mephisto and
Marguerite. Music lovers, of which
Annapolis has host, were delighted
with Leona's rendition. and gave her
hearty applause.
Berger, the equilibrist, is a wonder
in his line. He can balance himself
on his wrist, first one then the other,
and does a spin wheel with his body,
standing on his head and using his
nec'; as the lever. He twists himself
into double bow knots and into hemi-
demi-semi quavers. He's a man with
out any cervical vertebrae, or with no
vertebra at all for that matter. He
is an altogether cartillagenous won
der who makes creeps chase them
selves up and down your spine and
your hair stand on end
Another, the third act of vaudeville,
was featured by Louis and Winnie
Worth, formerly of''The Prince of Pill
sen" Company. The man is a clever
talEer and both give a pleasing and
entertaining act. As usual, all the
picture were excellent. The historic
picture, the death of Nathan Hale,
was very instructive and convincing
in Historical detail. There will be a
cha nge of pictures tonight and the
sane vaudeville. which is alone well
worth many times the price of admis.
sion and is refined and elegant.