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The Washington times., 1912-11-23
WARRINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ANA CnATvA n ~ NNv y


Information has been received here
Bruce A. w. Allen, who was n resident
formerly Of Anacostia. He was q son
Of the late Policeman Frank Allen.
whose post of duty for many years was
In this part Of the District. The young
mans mother. Mrs. M. Il. Allen. OF
Washington. who was summoned to ms
bedside, notified members Of the family
In the city Of his death.
Mr.. Allen was employed by tho Field
Detective Agency as an operative. with
assignment along the line Of the South
ern Pacific railroad. In this capacity
he was engaged in several states. and
three years ago, when at Tonopah,
New. he contracted tho illness from
which death resulted. It 10 said. He
left the District about seven years ago.
When In Anacostia the young man en-
listed at the outbreak Of the Spanish.
Cavalry. He was badly wounded sew.
eral times and was sent from Cuba IN
shattered health. Later he enlisted IN
the Hospital Corps and served ABOUT
fosr Mr. Ss H.n In ws ss' RnapRse'
and 10 survived by his wife and three
his brothers, lives In Anacostias and II.
+. L. Allen. another brother. and MRS;
Elsie Shores, a sister. are residents OF
Washington. No information concern
Ing the funeral has been sent mere.
A frame dwelling has been COM
pleted for Harry L. Miller. Of north
west Washington. by Robert F. Brad
bury. at the Bowen and Ridge roads,
and Mr.. Miller will remove there by
December I. Mrs. Mary McCrory, OF
1921 Morris road. has made repairs to
her house. at that number.
p. J. MofYett and Bessie G. Newton
will erect new houses In this section.
The former has taken out q permit Tor
one two-story frame building IN An
bama avenue. The latter will erect q
two-story brick house at Fifteenth
street and Alabama avenue
William Edwards has erected two
story brick addition to his premises.
i72s W street. Louis J. Smith has
opened his two stores at 1915 and iSl!
Nichols avenue, which were remodcicd
and supplied with modern shop faciit-
ties at a cost Of 5000.
+. NJ Butler has made extensive al
terations to premises 1873 street. q.
A. Thurm has completed repairs to his
residence in Bowen road. near Thirtieth
street. Theodore CARL Is having q
The Washington times., 1912-11-23
MARYLAND COUPLE
welded IN HOTEL
At GREAT FALLS
Dance Follows Ceremony
Which Is Attended by Two
Hundred Guests.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Nov. 23.-ln the
presence Of probably 100 guests. Percy
Eugene Redden. Of Cropley. this county.
and Miss Isabel Lillian Knoepke. Of
Great Falls. this county. were married
ut Cromelin Hotel. Great Falls. Thurs
day evening by the Rev. Homer Welsh.
pastor Of tho Methodist Church. ut Po-
tomac. A dance followed. The bride
" Il daughter Of Mrs. william Case. Ut
The Rev. Oscar W. Henderson, pas
S OF n a, the marriage yesterday AZ:
ternoon Of william Kern Ri.don; q
warrenton, Va. and Miss .Elixnbeth
Genie Ferguson. OF Middleburn. va. tho
home of tho minister being the scene
Of the ceremony.
An open meeting Of the Rockville
Woman's Club was held Thursday al.
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Ernest !.
Billiard. A pleasing feature g. ths
Peaked Sisters" BY members Of the
club under the direction Of Mrs. Berry
z. Clark. Refreshments were served.
Eight wears In the Maryland 'pcniten.
tiary was the penalty imposed ny Judge
Peter in the circuit court he<e yester.
day upon John II. Hopkins n. young
coIored man. who was convicted Of an
assault with intent 10 XIII uTsDh MS wire
Laura Hopkins. at Sandy Spring. tho
9TH OF last May. Hopkins, according
10 the testimony, used razor on his
wife's neck with such effcct as nearly
to cause her death. .1ie claimed h.
cut her In self defense. contending tina,
she first attacked him with u knife
The trials Of Brice Diggs. charged
with the murder Of Lincoln McQuade.
and OF Raymond Swan. charged with
the murder Of Webster Waters. have
been set for Monday and Tuesday, re.
spectIvely. Both men are colOred. an
were the men they are charged with
having murdered.
A series Of evangelistic services will
be begun In the Rockville Christian
church tomorrow morning. The pastor,
the Rev. william G. Dram, will be Az
sisted by the Rev., Earle Whitley. of
washington.
w ]. Lewis, telegraph operator for
The Washington times., 1912-11-23
Bench Warrant Issued
For Convicted Attorney

A bench warrant. for tho arrest Of
John w. Patterson. tho colored lawyer
was Issued yesterday by Justice. STAFFORD
In Criminal Court No. !. following
the receipt of the mandate from the
Court Of Appeals affirming the judy
inert Of the lower court. There is some
mystery over the whereabouts Of Pat
te;son. his counsel. Matthew Il. O'Brien.
and his wife expressing doubt a. to
whether he In IN the city. Deputy mar
shaiS are looking for the attorney this
afternoon.
Patterson was convicted Of appro-
priattng to his own use insurance funds
belonging to a woman client. Ho car.
ried the case TO the United States Su.
nrcme Court for q writ Of certiorari.
The Washington times., 1912-11-23

frame dwelling built at 1901 Thirteenth
street at cost OF $1,000
The owner Of the hunting dog cap.
tured by Mounted Policeman Frank
Dent after he had put the hunters to
flight in a long chase wednesday eve
ming in Fairley's woods. when he sue
and recovered q hat that had blown
from the head Of one OF the fleeing
huntsmen, turned up yesterday in the
person Of Clifton Reel. colored. OF tho
owner OF the hunting dog. which was
released to him. The sum OF 5 was
received from Reel as collateral after
q charge OF violating the game law had
been made against him.
Miss Rachel joyce was given. a sur:
her home near Giesboro. below Con:
gress HEIGHTS; a large rS company pI,y Of
Appeared at her residence. and she
was presented with many household
gifts. Among those present was the
saS sn Fl GhsTeh Wna
church at the marriage Of Miss Joyce
and Thomas Jefferson Tucker MISS
Joyce has been active In the Metho-
long time. being . Sunday school teach
err. and most Of those who took part In
the surprise affair Of last evening are
members Of the church.
The Young Mems Catholic Club In.
tends to make It's November dance.
which viii take place On Monday even
Ing next In the assembly hall OF 81.
Teresa's Parochial School. a reminder of
the Thanksgiving season. The decora.
lions will be arranged with this idea In
view.
The police have surrendered the care
Of the Buchanan house and property
near Good Hope to relatives Of the dead
woman. Margaret Buchanan. whose
body has been lying there nearly a week
awaiting the arrival OF her heirs. Two
Of these have appeared. one from Dur
han, N. c.. and another from New York
city. The dead woman owned property,
which the police were required to guard.
The remains were inferred this after
noon In Moore's Cemetery beyond Ana.
costa. She was buried from Aliens a..
M. Z. Chapel. colored. Mrs. Buchanan
was sixty-two years old. Following the
discovery Of her dead body In the kitch-
en-. the coroner gave certificate Of
death from heart disease.
The Washington times., 1912-11-23
New Complaints Entered
Against Old Dominion

Leave to intervene In the proceedings
Instituted by the Interstate Commerce
Commission In the complaint filed by
S. T. J. Price and others against the
Washington and Old Dominion Railway.
was granted by the Commission today
to George w. Parsons. and others In
terested.
The entry of these additional residents
along the line of the Washington and
Old Dominion railway into the case
brings the number Of compliments up
To nearly tWo.sCOre.
The Washington times., 1912-11-23
and now q part of the song book used

and now q part Of the song book used
In the church.
The shrine Of the Sacred Heart. Four
teenth street and Park road. has ar
ranged a special Thanksgiving pro-
gram for tomorrow night ut 3 O'Clock.
Those TO take part are Master Lawrence
Downey, and Master stephen Fegan.
Young Downey will give Glory TO
God" God OF Israeli" and 20 Memori-
alc." BLESSED be the Lord will be
given bv young Fegan.
The Rev. L. Hez SVEN. pastor.evan.
geiist, Of the Centennial Baptist Churcs
OF this city, will conduct q weeks re-
vlval In Alexandria in the First Baptist
church beginning Monday night. a
the evangelist and sung In his church
in this city will be introduced in Alex
andria,
The Washington times., 1912-11-23

W. ]. Lewis. telegraph operator 70,
The Washington times., 1912-11-23

the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany at Boyds. this county. was not
indicted by the grand jury IN connection
orcd. at Boyds, the night Of October 81:
Lewis detected Thomas stealing meat
from the Baltimore and Ohio station
platform nj Bpyd5. and shot him as nc
was driving away with the meat, II WAS
charged,
The Washington times., 1912-11-23
ANACOSTLA MAN
DIES IN FAR WEST
Son of Policeman Himself Private Detective Succumbs
to Disease Contracted in Tuscon-Care of Dead
Woman's House Surrendered to Heirs.

frame dwelling built at 1901 Thirteenth
street at cost Of $1,000.
The Washington times., 1912-11-23
Modern Turkey
By H. G. Dwight
Special Numbers

dealing with subjects Of great contain
luton Of the complicated problems Of
Modern Living. vii BE- published nom
time to time.
The Washington times., 1912-11-23
Builder a Bankrupt.

A petition In voluntary bankruptcy
WAS filed In the District Supreme Court
today by Melvin II. Herman. u build
or. His liabilities were fixed at Sa6. 09.9l
and hts assets vt S29,0l7. W. G. BaldCc.
ston 10 attorney for Herman.
The Washington times., 1912-11-23
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The Washington times., 1912-11-23
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

THIS wEs toe fpfaula - ,eTev mis
turf ihsi foii ffrfif h. lhe dave NJ
grass adausfa,len arrpf sua innedl
ais'g sni~sqDept a. thr waf h~swcen
che tiaics ls'furo nisifoft began 20 uahi
fhfnsoitta
n~sf lave coffee oue pouud ye.
fhfes l,ound- Carrfsuy clean shr 70
fiuu 900 Ind grains wash tu remove
dust drain IN Ca water end put no
rfhiu inio the f0nafrf carrfuiN sfls
rlnr - brown " evenly hassl ne eof
fen separately. Grind ihe mitiure anl
para ln aH liant f0uihiuers 40 ~
srno, ~ c0nro Vas prcparvi q, boiling
Down neias-~s anil hard end tbru
EfiudinE ~ a. povdef nnd mltina h
STA hail ppUEd q Epea zfound 1Hfa
cor-r usinr -four lound. " the pvw
dared molasses idoni Grocer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

DALLAS. nre isn fhs arfo
aai representative afianiaage tesu
TODAY a the opsainF 81 ,hs second
aonusi convention Aod eahiallen az
inc Northwest Apfafs lltesdvis A..
s0'laiiou afforded aua,ne, ~ the
efoviar Importance of fhs roat
treeains industry 10 hh sailnn 81
ihe oeuuln fts fatntflae aui isH
ibfrs dase aad vli gonslaao siih Az
Anfoia seeisn0 hanQuri aaia io ut
ne nr.i affair 81 'is Kind sfer flssn
Be- Amcfi,a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

nuNt Den Cafalnol Fsilc, -
Mes YORK babe aAlea e. ,hs E,cseat
'ay 'eiti Seur ~ Norleo ehsfe
oa satsrda, Ne usil emtash On lhp
',samslip nefnn ier Ne~ fpfk car
iiraivNouucli ~ noslou. vlli Fsn'siu
"a uali uuui iAn AZ ptsn he vli
epefa lhe Steamship Oaaurls AZ Ma.
plas ari .all Cor home
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SAVED BY A SONG.
when ssniisg sno ~, Psay Faced
D~sth h Ms.,ee

When bsnilss sno Ntt Party Faced
Dssth h Mssics
Pew rospie are auafe that 90 one
occhslon Timely soag saved Sir
ChHfios Hnntisys NE The famous
baritone Mas one ~ psug fmfriinR
under military e4roFf through a bandit
Infested f.lion Ia ueflee uhep ihe
guards sudlfuly bottled, eaFing n1a
ca fsier a. The nsfey ~ hand ~
booy hantes. These derperndoea md
inf the spoH iess vauatis fhau they
eKp.-sie'i decided 20 stay their cspfiFrs
sod fare forth "a abofhsr fafaJ
An Inspiration ramr ~ Harsiey var
rosaaea ~ fr,roda aud foes. hs con
metcsd ga sra and sang ~ ne s~n
iuimiiabio way - ihs notes rirrlt.d
tarfh oa che rlrar mountain or the
bshdssT fstes nFhfes up utfh pleasure
aud ~ ihe fnish The leaasr etrfcess.d
his delight sna utas-l lhs senoF - STAG
aEain
sasfiey ssw Ms ctsnce tnd seitsd I,
Ne hqslred n m might naa fof she
lii.eriy u rae fiffie parry. snd . ftlus
tnnf tonsenf was given fof sesefai
hours dnrnR fhst never 20 BE- forgot
ssu HlEhi b. snfnrnlled his caffogs
viiu generous rrUrrnm ~ eHqnlsife
fnTiorli'F Tho Bshf day che bsndiis
iendenrd f.aymeuf ~ ukipg The Whole
party doen fbs mountain side ana ~
ting Them FREE NDf effhsin siding later
iriumpna sir Charles Fauiiey he4sr sur.
Ianssd that ono :. Ilondsn Graphlc.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04
RAYMOND TIME FABIr.


fNAhh N'Nffnh VI "
Leave Cor iafedo 1914 ~.
Arrives from Laredo. so p m.
~ T., a. a ~ a. ~
Afritc Prom tho north as
g.. ana e2t o. n from too south
% m. a. m and Do 20 q. nj
Leave for ne NORTH. . 90 . m.
ind iN % o. Co., fot tte south.
so q m AMI % . m
= A. q. y. A. w.
Leaves Cor san Antouio waco and
ionsion Csc m
i4utes for san Antorio. ts 30
To- m
Leaves Or San Antonio. Waco And
lourfon = ~ p IN
Arrives from San Antomo. Waco and
Housion s.t0 m
Arrives ffom San Auiouio. 1ie
o M.
Arrives from San Antouio, waco and
louaion. te m
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

csreus Lsvs, In That coua,e, osV
srn,ne ths Criras ~ Msrsss.

cvrous Lsyss In That counte, uos
srn'ne shs Crime ~ Msrsss.
A renisp murderer mas l,ay hlo.si
moosy ~ 1eU ~ BIO own nfe Tho
manner in 0hiCa fhir h csEuhted ~
ene " the most oon,plaatci fhiags
about fsrsian law 4 woman 10 woffh
ou.g hair uhfn. ana 30 maa cAnnH
ie efcated Tor ths murder % mere
woman a husband whose wife bah
hscn Allied D, his slserFi sas etliss.i
Oct o. pEy hnif ne stew snts hlo..a
ff,cs 10 ise mnn's ncinfsuus sra thus
the steward bsving bess rrlaced &c.
thc value o. haif nsa equal 90 oos
ho'e "ep,au. wus legally esecpir1
Prom ,hia puDgiplc y follows ttat .
mnr who has siicd two wopien can bs
condemned 20 dcafh a. equality r. bot
mfrinFfyi N tbo mafdef n woman
D. cunuiffci ~ sefeml men lhs
frieuds. npcu whose initiative alans
an1 prooscdiur. csn take place can Do
mRnd tho death q BOT ons ~ the muf
defefs sod alwaya ~ paying tbs az
fewuce ir the prcc ~ uiood Ca the
same ground n two somen murder
man the derfh ~ both can b. demand
81
ifidrnry one could make coasif
erauio fortune Ia rersis ~ rsfSinr ons'a
rieu folk mufdcfci ~ a soman spiecs
Mech ihs sams plan 10 yaulea oat ln
iht cp-e ~ minef iulnrlcs WITH thls
curious addition that lbs part ~ the
lHsiy paid f0f 10 considered 90 b. fhf
propefiy u the oue sbo pays the blood
money ioaioo Times
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

They were diseunsins "a al,ssrfes
aud DOT al their remarts were fafof
ab's One however. spcts ~ he a..
fensc -whaieref his fsllsnxs msy 10 p
be- sid. ~ thinks " more little ways
~ being ksipful than anY ofber f,er
sos know. Ono Day I was with him
~ . fsrryhouse ~befs crowd vas
walilns fer fhe boat hud61niy be Isfi
NE sud walked towafd wcmsn 80
sas sffugEslng with . thfss ysar- old
ard Suins,sr ~ pnrcsh Our friend
raised his hst spoke % the wonnn
arxl itfn I saw hIfn grEppis her par.
80 s,(n ~ resufnr1 20 my rsse. and
- wAst wss AZ CA.
~ "a csnsi~zlys rta. LID
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H "a C H. z. BROWNING
~AA-x 49, 210 CHAPARRAL
slsckIiA~nor.


AuNERrisKRs- me grvat STATE Of
North nAkota cfisrs unlimited %.
rosiaait.es fos husiucss e classified
adytrtlssrs The reeoEniaea kdvsr.
tHnr medium 10 %. Parse psu,
ant sunday Courier Nrss. the snis
rcveH oay paper 10 ,Ae state and a..
pSptr vhich carries the istgrst
amcunt 90 classified advertisinr The
rcurlcr-Nevs covers North Dakata
like q tlshsei fcAching al parts of
shs STATE the das % publication. %
- ste pepper 10 zoe n order 10 set
results rates one cent par word
Nrsi insertion ons-hslf cent per
word sufeeciins insertion. ms
GENTS rsr line prf month Aaare-s.
Tie Crurior-Nsws. fArgo. \ d.
tsu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

Iiuh iIslenf mHmma vas dIsclfns
inF the dfins qasrlion vhh visitor
and ihe child listened grhteiy 10 ~
roufarrafion
Papa nsed 10 annk.T she ,olro
ierrrd widccnly
Tho tialfef TUNED hef bead 70 roa
ccai enlis. aud mamma ff0u ned anc
sbo"t bee head ~ the attis eas
We'll. thsn demanded lieien tvsat
WIS n BE- used ~ def'~f .lpeingvtrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

roo many p0rrcs guf rinnti raua
aruuud them sad tUn5hrd thvm inio
one ! was disru~sed with meself Thar
had not ihourhi ~ that slmple nilis
eat~,iirnt Zoe helplug lhs wvman AMI
sscf since thal time l have bad laucu
respect Coz our friend snhopgh oaHl
iudorss "a of HE ways New fe9
il0as
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

DOR SAi.k-A eesutlfni hnms on
and sgFret. soaga nsaft. enc hlask
from ths hsy. and thrce blocss from
ear line STA rocms hath. eiesttiy
Nehts cip water. sards. harms
flowers and fruits Price sa.5oo oo
Terms sIfsops. cash assumption
ct sioee 90 ,n 3 oustaaaiss " ~
NOTES rayahle Ia D. ! and years
Ansr Prov - ists and s1ba.eo.
" T." feyAale wars poF ceat
20 rcai rsiags asonts rhcpe osaer
as ifsu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04
Ternhlr laau,iss

10 noSioei liver trouble Sever g. b.
Tate nr KInf New Llle pitts on the
hrsi sIgn ~ Constipation biiiousnsss
g lnar.lYe bowels aud present tirni
eui indigestion lsuntlcc of rar
ronet Tines rteuiafe liver stomach
ara hoveis END sullo up your health
OnlJ gse al Joshua smiih.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

.EMENnER stevens Hide Co. labor
bureau man. ~ you want iahotcrs %
any tind or ~ You waut ~ort n
you have au' hides Ca sell 80 W ~
buy nl kinds ~ stias Stevens pilde
Dn fHaf leopard I'D lft lm
INCREASE 60 Dfols ono ihlri D.
ttnamNlur Advance aN trees two
foaH farm improvement 60. fIf
Cnaparrai ia tgto gt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

WHY are yon - sore ON that emi
nsHt iniiiia1airgf lie has done sorie
soo1 things"
= vas one o. thsn - Pitinbsrat
Peat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

Noung AuiboF-Ab. cau frad yeu
ne hoot society Miss We'll " SON
ran reed us she way y1uT beus hhn
teer read hars uoiAing % fspf
Judge
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

til TEMPERATURE. iNestl last
mshi
"a WiHi seleeiiy.
60 Precipitation insi "a hours
tOafrii T. CLINE.
i.ecsl furesasior Wcathcf nafcaa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

fbR sAi.f ivee nhAfps Washenssl
ro@ ard Copper Mlnine Ssock Ynt
faeee ncN 70, i.lslle aosk. Afk
f4slttt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

roR lNNEniArF sAt.r warm and
eafslsn trasts raaFiRs from ~ a. aft
aeftt rfiec reasonable TtrtAs a.
soN purchaser niafl Cits Rcais Go
laiAtf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

TuN SALE ilws Hanls dulnr
soti business m nonrshnF town
$500 Inhabitants
ll0N asrrs 1t mites wrsi from
kIrrsuit. mIlo. ffpm Ricardo. 10
miiet from rfrmont rrce tib go
acre ~ a NoEtfs, kineps 300. Tes
tgal ttsv
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

roR QUICK ssfF 80 acrvs ~ ini.
proved land. two miles south of iav
lalun ilpot. aN rutJr frncr. ans in
cultivation VIII be- sold 81 reason.
atis Ffigo. and terms Co. suif the rur
chaser Aiao Ar sfrrs NJ imrfcsri
iand al Undef fones and ln culfisa-
zion tuu HlIrs suuih 90 lnlon &c.
nat at Ntfraln Teens ong ihifd
cash. remainder 90 paYmrntt io sou
ih, imI baerf elih Interest 80 7
par tcui Rlufl chs Ncaiu 60
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II. NORRIS, Prop.

10000 death benefit. 1890 weekly
bcnef, for accident. $500 weekly ben.
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other dues nor assessments uI e.
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state deposit for the projection Of pos.
cy holders and 10 gunrJalec The pay
ment of claims Mcn and women hc-
tween 10 nnd ca accepted. according 70
occupation, For further Information
address Dept 10. American Registry
Company, Box al. E,ie, IA ia