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Entertained
With Dinner

Entertained
With Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 8. Sapp. East
High street delightfully."- entertained
with 81. o'clock dinner Friday even
ing at their nome. Covers we're laid
for twenty. Those seated at the table
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Sapp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter 8. Sapp, Mr.. and Mrs.
william w. Byers and son, william,
Of Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G..
Beam, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Koons
and daughter, Elizabeth Ann, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert d. Armstrong. Mrs. Ethel
Sapp Tudor and children, Charles and
Betty, Mr.. Charles Capp, Mr.. Ray
Sapp of Marion and Mr.. Walter Sapp.
Frateraity
Gives Dance
The Beta Phi fraternity entertained
Friday evening with dance in the
X. of p. armory. Music was fur.
nished by Mlld's orchestra and punch
was served during the evening. The
outof-town guests we're: Misses
Grace and Fannie Purcell Of Amherst
Ohio, Miss Irene Cooper of Boston,
Mass, Misses Helen Critchfield, Kath
crime Brown, Katherine Cherry, Eliz.
abeth Simons and Miss Orthoefer Of
Columbus, Ohio, Miss Mary Seamans
of Delaware. Ohio, Miss Clotilde How
ard of Newark, Ohio, Mr.. Hebel
George of Johnstown, Pa, Ray Osborn
Of Pittsburgh, Pa, and Mr.. Norwood
Cleveland of Greenville, s. c. The
chaperones were Mrs. G. q. Cooper
Mrs. Frank Harper, Mrs. w. H. Raj
ston. Mrs. l.. A. Culbertson and Mrs
/. M. WoHerton.
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s Per Cent. On Time Deposit,

For II years We have paid per
cent, interest on time deposits.
Comparstive statement Of Assets
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dants having sold tho cartons and CON
tents have parted with all title to
The commodities and have no legal
right tn iiN prices AT which the retail
purchdserfrom the Jobber shall be- re-
CURED 10 sell. and lastly It's use is
rtsorted 20 a. q mere suhtcrfugc and
device 10 avoid the p-oy Isions" OF the
antitrust law and The principles OF
the common law controlling such CON
tracts.
The agreements. cxacted rom lob
bers and the coalitions Imposed upon
and accepted by the retailers. C0ufin-
ucs the petition. restrain the inter
stat" commerce 10 This breakfast
food in that they prevent % from NOV
Ing iu inte-state commerce az prices
other than those fixed by fhc derau-
danf company and prcvcn- an C1mpe-
fltinu between dealers which can af-
Feet ~ cost 20 the retailer or cousum-
cr They produce" ~ Is added. q
monopoly ~ SAID Interstate commerce
10 fhaf thev con. -ntrato iu tho hands
" those who abide by the terms Of
-7if agreements and conditions OF
saIH OBJ. entire fr4fc in said Article
and exclude thor, from ail 81 lers
Who refuse 20 enter INTO or abide by
said agreements and conditions
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THE MEXICAN SITUATION.

Again the Mexican situation has be-
come acute. The Orozco rebellion.
which slumbcred for "A while. has be.
come formidable. and number Of
important towns have been captured
The interests Of American business
mon in Mexico have already suffered
heavily. and the indications are that
SIN further losses will Doe entailcd
before peace is restored. America
has been long suffering A condition
Of constant turmoil across the Mexi-
can border has seriously disturbed
business IN Southern Texas. as we'll as
endangered life. Nothing short OF alb
solufe necessity would Justify inter.
vcntion on the part % the United
states. yet the time may come when
We will be compelled 10 intervene IN
thc troubled Affairs Of our southern
neighbor.
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Friday. December q. 1912.
DEMOCRATIC DIVISION.

Judson &. Welliyer. IN the Washing.
ton Times. makes a declaration that
the Democratic elements are already
dividing into two wings. with Wood
row Wilson and William J. Bryan
leading one. and Champ Clark and Os-
car Underwood the other. Mr.. BRYAN.
according to this well-informed news
paper correspondent. Will be offered
the Secretaryship OF state IN Mr.. WIZ
sons cabinet. lie and Wilson under.
stand each other thoroughly. They
have agreed to cooperate. They ex.
pect and are prepared for the opposi-
ton OF Clark and Underwood and
their following.
In the minds OF Wilson and BRYAN.
Clark and Underwood are reactiona-
RES. They anticipate from them on
position to the tariff program outlined
In the Baltimore platform. and Il will
be the purpose of the new President
and the editor OF the Commoner 10
break down and crush that opposition
The first battle Is likely to come over
the membership OF the WAYS and
Means Committee. The Wilson BRYAN
wing will make play 10 secure con.
troll OF the Ways and Means Commit.
tee. and thus force the hands OF In
derwood. One point has already been
gained by the Underwood men. Gar.
ner. OF Texas. classcd as conscrya-
i've has secured the endorsement Of
The big Texas delegation FOR the va.
oancy on the Ways and Means Com
nittee caused by the retirement OF
Congressman Randall. Georgia has
also vacancy on the WAYS and
Means Committee. and the Clark and
Underwood men have already framed
up their forces in favor Of Hard,yick
who Is also sound" on the tariff. The
New Jersey Democratic delegation
also shows a disposition to follow
Clark and Underwood. and to break
away from the Wilson leadership
These are all signs Of the impcnd
Ing conflict in the Democratic party.
The declaration Of the platform M
Baltimore was that an protective tar.
ms were unconstitutional. william
}. Bryan at least will Try lu good faith
to frame tariff bill that will embodv
that idea. lie viii meet tho opposition
OF the more conservative Democrats.
and the spectacle OF another split I'm
the Democratic party ike thar which
rent It asunder in 1924 may be- re-
peated
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A CONSUMPTION "cuRE"

Recently a systematic EFFORT has
been made 10 exploit an alleged cure
for consumption supposed TO have
been discovered by DR. Friedman. Of
Berlin. Carefully prepared articles
have been sent 10 number OF Ameri-
can newspapers. IA which allegec
cures" are pictured. II is lntimated
that Friedman expects 20 patent his
process and put II on the market.
While many people may not have
been deceived by the publications con
corning the Friedman cure" respect.
able medical journals have made haste
10 point out the weakness OF the
Friedman statement Reputable ply
sicians do not patent preparations or
processes designed 70 save human
life or 20 cure disease Jenner. Beh-
ring. Lister. Flexner and a host OF
others who have given 20 mankind
the results OF years OF scientific labor.
received their only reward in the graf
itude and admiration Of members OF
their own profession and of the thou
sands who are benefited by their dis
coveries. The Friedman cure bears
all the ear-marks OF small piece OF
sensational advertising.
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The qates brought to him the friendship OF Garfield
Hunt
Lover o Congre ' " 49,
On
president Judge Hunt To
business tie
OF the
- '' '@'
previous
probable composition Garhelds cabinet
known about be-
picked
- Wv $500
'N' ''1
on understand that has al been
Is TO
the " -
only when Judge Hunt
cived
as 10 the
When he Garfield. the
thought
are me very whose
not but satisfactory the
YOU willing be %
place cabinet Secretary Navy"
itun aterward
i' Garfield
or not Apparently did the
senate Presidents the
through
OF an ey" was transferred judicial
copyright 1912 Edwards All rights reserved,
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cd carton In which the flakes are
packed as mere suhterfuge and de-
wee 10 escape the provisions az tho
sherman law. The government asks
Tor lnJunc'Ions 10 prevent the com
panN. us officers and agents from
controlling the price of the breakfast
1000 AFTER D. leaves the hands OF the
Manufacturer.
The following are named as defend
ants
Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake Com.
pany. and VIII X kellogg. WilfFpd C.
Kellogg and Andrew Rose. respective.
~ president. secretary and general
in.'li.h.fer Of the company. all OF Bat
tie Creek. Mich
The petition. filed by United states
Attorney clyde J.. Webster. was
drawn by James A. Fowler. special
assistant 20 the Attorney General and
Us reea ded boy tho government as az
vast importance because 81 It's bear
INK upon the right of manufacturer
10 control prices % the consumer.
u d. alleged that the companv sells
only tp Job5Crs. refusing absolutely
to deal directly with CONSUMERS or
with The retail trade The commodity
according 10 the petition. f. sold 10
The Johbc.S az % uniform price under
an agreement that the iobbors VIII
ssH u" retailers ~ price fixed by
Wv '' NafAA 20 IIN' Nfft'fIII.INfa are
charged with strictly enforcing the
atFc'm"ut 90. sale by absolutely re-
iu-ins to deal with any johher who
TAILS 70 maintain the specified price
l'' tn" Use % patented carton. the
defendants are alleged to control the
price zoo which -ctaiiprs sell to con
-um"r- Or .~ pointed ont that a no.
lice signed Dog fho Kellogg Com
Flako company is printed ON % fap
OF The carton in which Tie Makes are
hacked. stating hat tine package and
ils contents arc sold cnndition4f'v
With fao distinct understanding that
They Eili not be- refaiIrd 200 less than
t'1 cents per package. For selling ~
Jess than thar price. the vendor is
warned hy fuo notice that be- i~ liable
i' prosecution as an infringe. %. pat
cnf rights
ID" government insists that the
pni"nfodcart0u can afford no protoc-
ZION iu attempting to fix resale prices
by retailers because it is alleged.
Ih" carton was not IN fact intent
ahi. as 1ll ~ lfs material features
hHdlonc been muse before tho patent
was issued. tho value ~ tho carton
i- negligible. the contents alone being
desired D. the purchaser. the defend
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SUES A TOASTED
CORN FLAKES co.
Antitrust Proceedings Against Kel-
logg Corporation Are lnsti-
tuted BY Uncle sam.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 The Ke,
loEs Toasted Corn Flake Company is
alleged tu he violating tur she man
Jaw. iu o. petition loo equity. filed iu
The United States District court here
today hy order of Attorney General
Wicker ham to settle for 400 time fla
extent to which q manufacturer may
control retail prices The company
and lie officers engaged boo tho mann
iaciure ~ ktllHEss toasted corn
lakes. age ch0rcrd With fixing prices
40 which the lako- are sold 90 retail
or and consumer. preventing CONNECT.
Ton which would reduce tho price 20
Tie public and creating % mouopolv
hy concentrating The entire inter.
State traffic BOO this commodity in tho
hands AZ 1ohber- and retailers who
abide d. price agreements eslcf.d
Pos The defendants D. I- alleged that
The defendants have invoked fh. par.
cut laws through the u-o o. a patent
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THE INDIAN UNREST.

The attempt on the life OF Viscount
Hardinge. yiceroy OF India. is a sign
OF the unrest that has spread through
a great part Of the Indian Peninsula
India had a civilization and an estab-
lished government when Great Britain
vas still populated by savages. Under
the great Mogul emperors India was
the center Of learning. OF culture and
Of artistic development. while Europe
was still In the darkness OF the middle
ages. Memories OF the olden SPLEEN
doris Of Indian power are still cher
ished throughout the empire Little
by little the Hindus have been adj
mitted 10 take part in the government
of India. and the taste Of power. with
the spread OF learning. has created an
irritation against English rule that
may at any time lead 10 serious con
sequences. The crazy act Of one IA
matte means nothing yet. as symp-
tom Of great popular movement
which has for its final object the over.
throw Of the British sovereignty and
tie Indian empire for East Indians.
Ia means much.
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GREEK LETTER FRArEaNr1,es

War has been declared upon tho
Greek letter fraternity in the Ohio
state University and in other Ohio
colleges 4 large number of iufuer.
tiai school mon have undertaken Tn
eliminate the fraternities entirely
The opponents of the frafernities al
leEe that they encourage drinking
snObbishness. sclfshnoss. Indifference
10 the general welfare of tho -fudor.
body. and lower the academic stand.
ards. There i- some merit I'D ar ttf.
and the probabilities are that tho crit
icism viii ~ least result ip raising
the tone % the frstcrn.rcs. IL IT does
not drive them out OF certain school.
Tho Greek letter fraterrifio- have
groVn very rapidly boo most ~ tho
American colleges during tho past
twenty-five years Do many schools
they are predominant Topurarffy t-
The fraternitiea is moro sought af+,-
By the students shan excellence t-
class work. M in general school stand
Ing Reward and honors arc di.f-.t.
u'ed through fraternity polite. Ir.
stead NJ hv MORT Nrvnrfr.f... ID.
o. quite Impossible to prevent "a f,-ra
number ~ y0ung mon from dft.ff-r
INTO examinations. classes up r.-fi,.
amone 'h"msr'to4 1f ZOO ff. Crook
lett"r fr1f"rnItrs iu 40 Tho COLLEGE.
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acre Siped out today. 10 morrow
something would begin 70 be created
70 take their place.
The fraternity 10 the natural out.
growth Of the social spirit Nhlch IA
clines a certain number OF individuals
70 get together and join In the same
pursuits TO the exclusion OF others Who
are lees congenial or less Interested
Within reasonable bounds the fratern!-
ties are helpful Rightly conducted.
they can be OF tremendous benefit.
The problem. however. in every col.
lege IL TO limit fraternity activity 10
reasonable and proper channels.
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CRoUPY COUGHS AND wHEEzY
COLDS

The quickest simplest way 20 rid
the children 81 dangerous croupy
coughs md wheezy stuny colds Is 10
give them Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound u gives almost instant
relief and stops n cough promptly. II
so0thes and heals. Contains no opiates
IT, T. Hlomqu.st. E.daile. Wis. saws.
Ny wife considers Foley's Honey an
Tar compound the best cough cure
and lt gives the best results" For
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Dr. Charles ". Elliott saws that
base ball has been the greatest single
factor for good among the Chinese.
some Chinese We seem TO have with
us always.
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J. Picrpont Morgan confcsses with
out the least shame that he has been
engaged In business on a large scale.
and made some money. The Infamous
scOundrel,
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setts. declares that the famous Boston
tea party was organized in "A beer
hail. and nor in the old South church
n this is not high treason against the
sovereign State OF Massachusetts.
What is IL?
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me practice OF law lie OF the citizens Lous
ana no saunchy supported the Unon throughout
the Ciyil War
IL Vas MS ability as lawyer Wcu his Loyalty
the Union flag. which led appointment a. Attorney
General Of LOUISIANA In the year % President
Hayes administration no appointed Mr. Hunt 10 a place
upon the United States Court o. Claims
Judge Hunt gained great personal popularity after he
nccatne citizen OF the District OF lie
man ~ Nreat kindness OF heart DISTINGUISHED BY courtesy
and also by certain democratic manner OF NE he vas
me HE OF social gathering he fu OF rsmnis
cences % war days and he had especially keen sense
~ humor and an ability graphically depict humorous
claie auecdote
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Before The election 80 Was President
Taft and Professor Wilson. After
March 4th r. viil be President Wilson
end Professor Taft
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IntelIigencer Bible Coupon

hi> coupon. together with G,c more from
This paper, with $40. GETS ,ou Obi, Rir, ihI.
sells regularly TOR IS ana $3.50. ONLY Hmr,l
SUPPLY OBJ lhc Fook> have rccn secured. >o iho.,
who arply for them early will have The h,,-
chance. u YOU desire this Billie ry mail AID IS
tcnts ior postage
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Congressman curley. or Mass,chu
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NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY
Secretary the Nays Surprise Over His Appontmen
(By E. J. Edwrds.)

N.Y. HtN'f HjNT Secretary TIE
by Pres
eht Arhlr spoke OF himself the
Nen ne 'oIhd himself ~ ~"
ing vacant bench
Aion as head ~ that the
lt Judge Hunt Of
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sHERIFF's SALES.
fcha,aa. ~

[Chancery A-70.J
SHERIFF'S SALE Chancery of New Jer-
sey. Between Amelia r. Carter. complain
ant, and The Progressive Investment Com
pany. a corporation, ct ais, defendants. III.
IA, for sale of mortgaged premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ OF feri
faclas, to me directed, | shall expose for sale
by, public vendue. at the Court House, in New
ark. on Tuesday, the twenty-seVenth day of
February next, at two o'clock p. M, all that
tract or parcel of land and premises situate,
lying and being in the City of Newark, Essex
Beginning at a point in the southeasterly
line of Washington avenue distant seventy-five
said line Of Washington avenue with the
northeasterly side line of Hlnsdale place, as
Carter. made BY Francisco 4 Barkhorn. May
9th, 1857; thence running "a along said limo
Of Washington avenue north twenty-seven de-
grees nine minutes east one hundred feet to
the southwesterly line of property now or
recently Of Henry II. Moser; thence co
south sixty-two degrees ~ffty-one minutes east
along said line OF land Of said Moser one
hundred and twenty-five feet to the rear line
Of lots fronting on Grafton street; thence go
ATTY feet: thence "a northwesterly parallel
with the second course twenty-five feet; thence
,Sl southwesterly parallel With the FIRST and
| westerly parallel with the second and fourth
courses one hundred feet to tho aforesaid line
of Washington avenue and the point or place
Of beginning.
Being the same premlses conveyed to the
said The Progressive Investment Company, by
deed from said Amelia II. Carter and hus-
band by deed bearing even date herewith.
This mortgage being given to secure a por-
tion of the consideration money OF that con-
veyance and being a purchase money mort
gage.
This conveyance is made subject to the re-
s%trictions relative to the use OF said lands
now thereon.
Excepting from the same the following
described lot; Beginning at a point in the
southeasterly line of Washington avenue
distant seventy-hve feet northeasterly from
the intersection of said line of Washington
avenue with the northeasterly side line of
Hinsdale place, as shown on map of property
OF said Amelia T. Carter. made by Francisco
g. Barkhorn, surveyors, May 9th. 1887; thence
running a. along said line of Washington
avenue north twenty-seven degrees nine min
utes east twenty-five feet to a point in said
line OF Washington avenue seyenty-flve feet
~southwesterly from the line Of land now or
late OF Henry II. Moser; thence C) south
slXty-two degrees f1fty-one minutes east one
hundred feet: thence 60 southwesterly parallel
with said line OF Washington avenue twenty
five feet: thence "a northwesterly and
parallel with second above-described course
one hundred feet to said line of Washington
avenue and place OF beginning.
Being the lot released by Amelia f.. Carter
TO David Jacobson by release bearing date
September Goth, 1910, and recorded October
II, 1910, in book 40, page 1913, of releases.
JOHN F. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
Newark. ~. j., January %, 1912.
Harold W. Headley, Solicitor. 1893. COZ
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SeOen Visiting
BOzVlerS Take
Headpin FObs

Members of thirteen teams from
Elizabeth and Paterson performed last
night In the STAR headpin tournament
on the Iroquois alleys. 1t is no unusual
thing for pin knights from these cities
to make a good showing on the alleys.
Seven of last nights bowlers turned
in TALES of 100 or better, and to each
went one of the STAR watch-fobs. The
list is as follows:
Frank Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth Ly-
cehh jO4
Dave Mccullough, LincolBs. of Pat
crson ......... 1O4
Richard Meyer. LincOlns, of Pater-
son 1O4
Patrick Neelnn, Elizabeth Lyceum. 1OI
Frank Barnes, Elizabeth Lyceum. 1Ol
Vincent CarOlan. Elizabeth Lyceum 1O1
Lawrence Ryan, Elizabeth Lyceum. 1O1
With a total of 493 the a. team of
the Elizabeth Lyceum stepped into
fifth place in the team standing. The
high team scores to date are as fol-
lows: It. A. b. s.. Newark, 517; Equita-
bles. Newark, $40; Roseville Junior
Athletic League team, Newark, sos;
Roseville Newark League team, New
ark, 497; Elizabeth Lyceum, Elizabeth.
49S. The Lincoln Clubs first team tal-
lied 476 and stepped into eleventh place.
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[Chancery A-60.1
SHEHIrF'S r Chanrerv of Nav Ter

IChancery A-60.l
SHEHIFF'S Chancery of New Jer-
sey. Between The Dime Savings Institution.
a corporation. complainant, and William 8.
Canon, Ell ais, defendants. "a. IA, for sale
of nortgaged premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ Of feri
facias, TO me directed. l shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House. in New
ark, on Tuesday, the twentieth day of Feb
ruary next. at two O'Clock p. M, all that
tract or parcel of land and premises situate,
lying and being in the City of Newark, Essex
County. New Jersey:
Beginning on the westerly side of Garside
street at a point therein distant four hundred
and nineteen feet eleven and three-quarter
inches southerly from the corner of the same
and avenue, as laid out on a map
of property belonging to p. T. Doremus and
II. NJ. Rhodes, surveyed November. 1868, by
r. j. d. Dunn & Co., surveyors; from thence
running north ffty-nine degrees forty-nine
minutes west one hundred feet to the rear
line of lots fronting on Mt. Prospect avenue;
thence south thirty desrees eleven minutes
west twenty-five feet; thence south hfty-nine
degrees forty-nine minutes east and running
through the party wall between the house on
the lot hereby described and the house ad-
Joining on the south one hundred feet TO
Garside street aforesaid, and thence along
the same north thirty degrees eleven minutes
east twenty-five feet to the place of begin
ning.
Being lot 20, So on the aforesaid map.
JOHN F. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
Newark, N. j., January 10. 1912.
Dalrymple, Williams q Murphy, Sol'rs. (s1e. De)
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General EiectYicS Defedr
AU-SturS in Close Game

the M~aplewood court last night by a
69-to-10 score. Shorter and Patten
starred for the winners. In the pre-
liminary game the Maplewood Juniors
lost to the Imperial Juniors, of New
ark, - to 80.
The recognized Aronson A. A. bas-
ketball team. with the best players Of
the Second City Playground in its line
up, is ready to book games with IN
of the best second teams of Newark
and vicinity having a home court and
Offering a reasonable inducement. Adj
dress communications to Adolph Bos-
ton, care Custodian Second City Play
ground, Prince street and Waverly
avenue. Newark, n. j.
Dominicans at the Celluloid Club to-
night. 1t should be a corker. The
"Domins' have won two out of three
to date.
knights of Columbus. Of Harrison,
will play La Sale knights, of Brook
Ign. at Parish Hall, Harrison, Friday
night.
AT the Overlook court tonight the
Hospital Five will take on the All
C~ollegiates, of this city.