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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-06
SIMPLE SUMMER DRESS
PRETTY DESIGN FOR AFTERNOON
OR MOTORING FRocK.
Details 40 Outlined Admit Of Many
Changes to Suit individual
Tastes-"sprlgged Pereale"
10 the Best Material.

An effect for simple afternoon
dress. or morning frock for country
visiting. is given in the illustration.
this displaying the peplum tail that
has taken such hold upon the popu-
lar fancy. and showing the two deep
tucks that SO often adorn tho skirt
OF the girl who looks best with a little
trimming at this point. The bodice,
or coatee as the model Is most often
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-06
rs GIRLHoOD DREAMS.

..tams, shy. wistful, 1T
.iu-s,
MIN laughter. crystal
-li With tears
I'll soar on virginia.. soft
t!.em forth to battle with
rays.
nlps from dove-co,e.
may fly,
.4,iillmcni in the srea.,
aa world,
their breasts my UNI
r, ops 10 all;
a -, brave pinions, wide
lr.pd
dream, sad. broken
nas,
furnished. crystal
GI f'awcd
nome 10 die. on torn.
Nnas,
}Au reality they
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-06

E9CFM

woman has
par in the
AMI has been
Q enter fields
- to MANI Hero
Examples and
tr2ge and fore
Press established
a-a the walls Of !.
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AT THE ORPHEo

Thlongh Ill understanding on the part of the booking agency only che ac; was presented at the Orpte O Theatre yesterday, the day for the 'sem,-w weekly change in the bill, but Manager Wilhoit immediately engaged an attraction which will arrive th s morning and appear at the Orpheo for tie rest of the week
 The audiences that filled the thea ter three mes yesterday were we'll pleased, however, with the one get, Lester Brothers comedy acrobats. The act presented by the Lester Brothers is enc of the best of it's kind. The fun beg ns when the curtain raises with one O. the team on the stage in the glotesque makeup of scarecrow. Upon the entrance of the ether, dressed in white, business picks up and the audience is treated to some fast and furious work that grips and amuses. Many new feats are in- trcduced and far fifteen minutes the forms of the two men fly through the air in gyrat ons of every descriptlcn. Clever comedy work runs through the act and the brothers were libera ly applauded when they concluded.
 The Orrheo Orchestra under the direction of Prof w. J. Seibert is a feature. Classical as we'll as popular music is delightfully."- rendered. cor pheus" and "A Hungarian Romance" are cn the program fer today
 The Delray Quartette, the members of wh oh have fine reputat ons as vocalists, will appear at the matinee this afternoon and for the rest of the week.
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WOMEN WILL AID
 BULL MOOSE FUND
Open Headquarters In New York To Further Campaign Of Colonel
 Roosevelt.

New York, Sept. 19.-For the first time in history of politics in this country women will comprise Na- tional finance committee which will assist in the campaign work of the Progressive party. This was decided upon today at the two committee meetings.
 Women of high social position keen- ly interested in the reform measures for women and children in the in- dustrial world which the Bull Moose party is advocating, form the perso- mel of the committee which was in conference with Elon Hooker, the nat ional treasurer, and other members of the national committee.
 The new women's national finance committee with Mrs. Amos Pinehot as acting chairman, will open offices next Monday on the twelfth floor Of the Hotel Manhattan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-20
PRETTY GIRLS LAY
 SIEGE TO PINE BLUFF

12 roung girls with silver mounted eases on our streets for the last fe" days have caused many people to wonder just what their business was. The Graphic has found out that they are in our city to teach the good housewives of P'ne Bluff lesson i'll "nura feeds" These ladies are em- nloyad by the Calumet Baking Powder Company of Chicago, Ill.,, and are uh- der tho management of w. s. DeLong and wife, who travel in the interest of tse "Calumet Baking Powder GO.
 Tha vounr ladies give in every home rhe aovernmsnt test of 5ahihs Powders. and show why the Caluh'ee p.l;rr Powder received the highest owar] at the pure fool shows botn Ill this country and also in Paris, France at the nure food expos ton held there in 1912. The Baking Powder will De Demonstrated in a practical way m Pine Bluff this coming week, when Nrs w. $. Delong who is graon- oto Of the 'Bost0n Baking Schoof
 w Fl hake fancy cakes and novel-es' and serve same free at the furniture e+ora of Tedsrom & Co.,, No. 3l1 "ls
 ..oot 9-2o-3t
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RESOLUTIONS

Whereas. the sadness has come over our local III the untimely death of our friend and brother, Mr. Guy Sanders, of Pine Bluff Arkansas,
 Whereas, The L.ccal No. 57G has lost a most estimable workman, Baracas of tine First Baptsj Church most faitAfu at endant, and his wife lovable companion, therefore,
 Bt it resolved, That We m sngle our voices n sincerest sympathy and lru- es, tribute of respect because cf the sad aecident which befell our Brother Sanders, and which caused his death soon afterwards on September 18th, 1912. That We lament ais unimely departure fram this earth and rejo ee to know that he was a good man, to his family, h s friends and his CO laborers; also, tha; he was a faithful member of our Local No 576.
 Again. Be it resolved, That the Lccal extend to his wife and child, as well as other members of the fam fly it's condolance and assure them
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Truly a "Ncrvy" Youth,

A New York barber says he baa discovered the nervicst man alive He is young Yet. but when he Is fully de- yeloped With a mature growth of nerVe he will be a startling prodigy.
 This fellow came into my shop the other cay, said the barber, and tsked me to shave his neck. I speed. ly accomplished the gentle task and ralled out, Next While I was ad- 1usting a towel around the neck of the next custoner I saw the other youth going out the door.
 Haven't you forgotten some lhng" l asked him.
 " le felt In his pockets and said hs hau i! that belonged to him.
 "I mean you forgot to pay me for that shave
 Pay for that! Just shaving my neck! he said. with astonishMent. I never heard of paying for so little Q thing as that l could have done 1t myself With my safety razor. only ! couldn't reach back there'"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-20
PHYSICIANS MEET IN
 QUARTERLY SESSION
FOURTH COUNCILLOR DISTRICT MEDICAL SOCIETY HOLDS
 INTERESTING MEETING.
Six oi the Eight Counties Represent. ed-SnbiectS 0i Interest to Fra
 ternity Discussed.

The second quarterly scss on of the FoGTtE Councillor District Medical Society was held in this ciyy teday and attended by many physicians and surseo- rom Sou heast Arkansas poinls. Six 0 fthe eight counties in
 he G.stliet We're iepresen ed and an, interesting program was carr ed cut County Medical Society. pr. w. A. Brown of Monticello, the presid Tt, fea rres. which included an auto ride over the fly and Il smoker in the evening were provided Clinics were held at tae Florerce Santarium and he Davis Hospital. The members will meet again in this city Thurs day, December 12
 Tna session was held at the Cham Der nf Commerce and was attenced by practically every member of the JeffarsGn County Medical Society as well as the visit ng doctors. The morn;F g session was taken up with the reception of delegates, organlza- tion and tae clinics at the TWO nas- pta,s.
 After the afternoon session was conTen6a lumber Of essays on I've topics. of great interest to the madi- cal Fraternity were read and the vs- jtors were taken for a drive oyer the city in automob les. Dr. J. w. Pipkin, of Tillar, who was to have read a paper tn "Intestnal Catarrh, was nct present but the subject was q S. cuss | freely by the members.
 Al the smoker in the evening, held at ghr off ces of Mrs. Breath% Wit, Withers. Stewart and Jenkins, in the c tizans Bank building, Dr. o. G. Blackwell responded to a toast, "The D strict Society" Dr. J. r.. 9rump, of Rison. discussed 1.-The County Secretary" and w. T. Lowe, city physician of Pine Bluff dealt with "The County Society" pr. J. H. s mmcns, of Fcrdyce, spoke on Med ical Organizat en-" Other interesting talks were made by members, among them Dr. J. s. Jenkins and Dr. B. D. Luck. The latter scientifically dis cussoa Personal Elemen of Risk I'll Surgical Operation.
 Most fjhe visiting physicians re- turned nome last night.
 Among the visitors were: Dr. w. A. Brown, of Mont cello; pr. J. o. Vance, of New Edinbulg; pr. J. w. Hawtsell, of Draughon; Dr. T. J. Gun min gham, of Redfield; Dr. E. P. Me Gehae, of Lake Village pr. J. F. C1ump, of Rison: Dr. H. O. Wilson, of Powell; Dr. J. D. Carter, Of saves; Dr. J. H. Simmons, of Fordyce and Dr. H. P. Woods, of Althe meT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-20
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
 IDENTITY OF COUPLE

Stanford, Conn.,, sep;. 19.-Dorothy R. Rogel, 35 years old, divorced, was married here this afternoon to John K. Collins, 2S, and divorced. Both came from New York. They were accompanied by two friends, a man and a woman. The former said that the bride was a niece of deceased governor of Tennessee and that she is known in Chicago society. MT. Collins was described as the friend of the B. c. Whitney theatrical pro- ducing company
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'
 BRIEF MENTION 1 ' ! $$* | . . | < | ! + < | | | 1

R B. Malone went to Little Rock. Resterday on business.
 Mrs. Ben Brannon left Tuesday alght for Illinois for a visit 70 rela- |iyes
 MT. and Mrs. George Brooks, of Ky, are visiting With Mir. Pd Mrs. w. A. Lee. ATs. Harry Hank k'ns, of Monticello, oae guest of her mother, Mrs. M. C.. Eross, Of South Laurel street. 1'c. D He has returned to his home
 Ngenta af.er a brief visit with 'lll am Puddephat and family.
 elfton Howell, wife and li;,le easater, Ella Hum Howell, have F'uthed from a visit to Chicago.
 Ats. Gillian Lawtcn, of Clio, is E guest of her sister, Mrs. R. J.
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Signed
To Burn Paper.

There are times when there arc bundles of old papers to be burned. This is dangerous in grate fire. The following Is the method which will avert danger of the chimney catching fire: Make tight rolls of all the papers and fasten them with pieces of soft wire--broomstick wire will do. They will then form kind of log and burn slowly without flame. The rolls may be made of any size and several of them burnt together.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-20


 New York, Sept. 19.-According to Stanton Sickles Miss Eleanor Will merding is directly responsible for the infelicity existing between his father, General Daniel E. Sickles and his mother. Mir. and Mrs. Sickles have been separated on and off for the last twenty-seven years. and Miss Wilmerding has been the Generals housekeeper for fifteen yeaNs. Last week Mrs. Sickles pawned her jewell ry so as to meet a debt of the Gen. erals and thus prevent his personal property from being sold at auction It became known that when Mrs. Sickles and. her son called at the home of her estranged husband to tell him there was no cause for worry they were met by servants who told them they. must not enter. Miss Wilmerding had issued orders that neither Mrs. Sickles nor her son were to be allowed within the Genaral's homs. Soon after Mrs. Sickles de- tailed her lawyer to carry the mes sage to 'iher husband, and he ar- rived at the sickles residence in time to hear Miss Wilmerding telling the Generals counsel, over the telephone, that an old astmy friend had allieviat- ed the debt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-20
Hoffman.Brenke.

Cards have been received in this city announcing the engagement of
 Miss Rosie Hoffman, of Effingham, H., Iand ]. F. Brenke, of Iilmo, Mo-, who
 will be married at Effingham Septem-
 her a. After a wedding trip to St.
 Louis and Pine Bluff, they will be at home at lllmo, Mo. While i nPine Bluff the couple will be the guests of relatives.
 J. F. Brenke is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Brenke, of No lO1 Ohio lstteet, and a brother of Mrs. H. Whee- an of No. 11S Ohio street. John EsBrenke, Mrs. A. J. Arnold, Miss Louise FBrenke and A. A. Brenke, all of this City, will attend the wedding. A A. gBrenke will act as best man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-20
Really lnterestlna Item.

"A newspaper receives daily for publication" says the Berliner Tage- blatt. "a lot of stuff which has about es much literary value as laundry slip. But occasionally something comes along which, unknown to the writer. is SO funny that 1t sees the light of publicity. Thus, a cores spondent calls attention to the fact that the drama Royal Love- which was seen for the first time at the Gira Theater. is by Baron Rosenkranz, who Is a direct descendant of Rosen- kranz and Guildenstern, known to the world through Shakespeare"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-20
ORGANIZE NEW
 FRATERNAL ORDER
Order of Azetecs Win Have Mem
 bership of Fifty In Pine Bluff.

I. F. Long is now engaged :n the work of organizing the Order of Az tees, a flaternal order. Already 50 members have been secured and will be inithiated at meeting n the Red Mems hall tonight.
 M. o. Brit ain, of For5 Worth, Tex, supreme secl etary, and Robert aEves, of Little Rock, state organizer, are assisting in the work of organ zing.
 The first big social affair under the auspices of the local order will be a ball at the Red Mems hall this eve nng. Elaborate arrangements are being made for the affa.r and those interested in the new fraternity are anticipating a large attendance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-20
CAREyTERS UNION TO
 MEET EVERY MONDAY

The weekly meeting of Carpenters and Joiners Local Un'on No. 576 'held last night was we'll attended Reso- lution.; in connection with the death of Guy Sanders were adopted. A change n the meeting ght from Thursday to Monday of each week was ordered effective September 2S. No osl.er business of importance was transacted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-20
CARD OF THANKS.
typhoid fever.

Local Union No. 576, Carpenters and Joiners of this city wish to ex- tend it's most sincere thanks to the Pine Bluff Company for services reh- aerad in the funeral of their deceas- ad h-other, Guy Sanders, especially m uniting c. R. Tyree, one of their own mambers in charge of the car charter ed for the occasion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-20

Mcfarland, of South Main street
 Mrs. Ed Knox, has returned from Little Rock where she visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. ". E, Butler
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry King. of Ne Gehe2, are wis ling Mrs. Matt Doro- van q No. 622 Easy Second avenue.
 Mrs. c. E. Rcve's, who has been the 2Hest of Mrs. w. k. sharp. has returned to her home d, Kansas C,fv.
 pr J. W. John returned yesterday from Little Rock, w1ere he attended the A. 0. =. W, grand lodge scss on.
 Mrs. J. \. Goodman, of Clarksville, Texas, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. C. Dowden at No. 1610 West Eight avenue
 Frank Swab, of No. 129 East See ond avenue has gone to Benne Terre. Mo-. where he will be joined later by his wife
 Miss Martha Allis, who has been sting with Mrs. ]. A. Lcl.eod, re- turned to her home at Little Rock yesterday
 Nr. and Mrs. John Temple and baby and Vi ss Margaret FoX will return today from Virginia where they spent he summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. II. B. Solmson and little son, Harry B., .Jr.. vii arrive in the city today to visit relatives for several days.
 David A. Gates, sta.e tax commits sioner, spent yesterday in the city s,t tending the session of the Jefferson County Equalz on Board.
 Capt Sebast an GeisTeiter has re- tuned from Kentucky. Mrs. Geis- reter and daughter, Miss Mary, will re urn in about two weeks.
 Mrs. L. (. Smith, who ihas been wis ting relatives at Waco and Par s, Texas, fer he past year, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. C. Wilcox.
 Bishop J. R. Winchester, of Little Rock, arrived in the city yesterday and will officiate at the funeral Of M. s. Trulock here this morning.
 Mrs. Walter Parmalee and bahy, who have been visiting with G. w. AllpCrt ard family, will return to heir home at Altheimer next week.
 J. l, Johnson, traffic manager fer Bu;lel Bros, of St. Lou 5, is visiting lis sister, Mrs. w. II. Evans, and mother, Mrs. l.. A. Johnson, on Lake side. G. A. Board of Hensley Island, spent yesterday in the city on business. Mi. Board says the cotton crop is in fine condition and picking is now we'll under way.
 Mrs. l.. D. Hardiman. of Altheimer; Mrs. Holden, of Little Rock; and Mrs. Walter Mitchell, of ChlcaSO, are NlSlt- ing Mrs. Porter Shelby for few days.
 w. s. DeLong, crew manager for the Calumet Baking Powder Company, is in the city with a crew of young ladies who will visit the housewives and demonstrate the use of their goods. Mrs. DeLong accompanies her husband and will conduct cake bak- ing school in this city While nee. They will remain in the city several eeks.
 PRETTY GIRLS LAY
 UNu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-20
NOT LAZY
 NOT STUPID
Lazy. When tIi She Needed Was Cardui. The Woman's
 Tonic.

Springfield, Tenn In an interest inc letter from this place, Miss C. L., Fu1uay writes as follows: T was taken sick at my sistor's home, got up too soon and cano to my home which threw me into chills. This re suited in wcmanly uou les.
 -! was wit lout either energy or aD- ..ctte, and my friends tussed al me e my stu2idness, and said wy: ahy.
 ~fat an! hcw. l sr"N ~orse, and after takin. to my bel. aas rn' the treatment of q physician for over a month, without relief.
 "..l iast my mGtlpr ro1ght Inc bottle of Cardui, the womans tor, and bfforr the f vt was eating heartily. and before had aken ;il cl i,.r es=tg
 in every way.
 "h"t "H"'rht me re'ict and l hope that every woman who suf- fers as l did, will give it trial"
 Cardui goes to the weak spots. and the weak, tired, nervous, rr table women, who feel as though everything Were wrong, and need something to quiet tkeir rest'ess nerves, and etren- gthen their worn-out systems.
 Thousands of women now enjoy good health, as result oI taking Car dui. Why not you? Try it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-20
Eor Miss Culpepper.

Miss Eulalie MeGehee entertained k number of young people last night |at her home on West Sixth avenue, to Miss Jessie Belle, Eulpepper, of Little Rock. The home |tas pretty decorated with cut flow |ers and ferns and Progressive Rock Twas the Advertisement for the even- Elng. F. C. Strube captured. the award lnd the honoree, Miss Culpepper, was Also presented with a prize. At the roper hour delicious efseshments Eere served. Those present were Misses Rozelle and Ethel Lennon, euth Reyburn, Majorie Reyburn, Jes lA Whyte, Floy Caldwell Jessie
 elle CulpeppeT of Little Rock; Mrs.
 Nannaschmidt, %More Knox, Gus
 seyes, Roy Custer, E. c. Strube,
 Rrence Bohnert, Homer Ellsberry, nd Charles Whyte.
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SOCIETY

Q. 4. 0.
 Tn, members Of the O. A. o. Club moi with Mrs. E.. Schrader at her home on East Seventh avenue yester aay afternoon. The ladies spent the afternoon in embroidery work and de |scious refreshments were served by the hostess. Those present were Nssdames F. l.. Thomas, F. A. Blue rock. George Merrill, Oswald Mo.er, aed E. Schrader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-20
|ROOtll-ScOtt.

\ Miss Fay Booth, or this city, and Henry Luther Scott, of Little Rock, Fwere married Sunday morning by |Rev. R. G. Roland, pastor Of the Carr
 Memorial church. After the ce.e- |nony they left for Little Rock, where |hey will make their home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-20

Gas Heaters at cost. Buy now and save money. Reap & Crawford Furniture Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-20

Charles Wales Ragland ;s coi- yalescent af,er a serlous liiHess "''A typhoid fever.
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that they have the friendship f each

that they have the Friendship f each member of he tn on Bt it Furthermore k SaVed Thaf ole copy II these resolutions be spread on t4e minutes ol tn" local, one copy be given ,o the pre ss, and that oir cspy be sent to hr deceased brGthcrs family.
 Sign"d
 r. J. JONES, Chairman.
 E JOHNSON. T. A. WILCOX,
 Committee.
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ence Tonight.

snce Tonight. E The Order of Azetcs will give |danca tonight aj Red Mems hall on Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-20

Charles Royce returned yesterday from Mar'anna, where ne 1as peo' ot WI, rk on the new bank building.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-04-19
Radiates Good Humor.

There is a certain submerged book
keeper, man whose work is but a
bit of routine, not vital to any process
Of the complicated corporate machine
which pays his wage. But this OBJ
scure copyist of accounts is valuable;
he has not forgotten, and let's no one
who knows him forget, something
most of us lose early-that life is in
tended to be rich in jolly moments.
Business itself cannot quench him,
and If you hunt him out at his desk
he will glance up at you with blink
of his tired eyes, and imm ediately
there will come over his queer face
such look of roguery, SO delicate an
expression Of unconquerable glee, that
you have to smile vigorously to fore
stall an outburst of apparently mean.
ingless laughter, an appalling thing
in the quiet Of room where fifty
clerks are somberly crouched above
their scratching pens. Wherever you
meet him he will endanger your rep.
utation for sanity. He sees life as a
pageant of preposterous episodes, and
his lean, dry face assumes such subtly
absurd expressions, and he emits such
odd intonations, that he will victimize
and reduce to maudlin mirth the gray.
est Of men, and send him bucyantly
upon his Way.-Atlantic Monthly.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-04-19
PRESTIGE Of Office.

The values of public Office have I'M
derdone many changes in the course
of our history. Strange as it may seem
now, the mayoralty of New York was
the great prize for young political am
billions 100 years ago. It was tnen
an appointive Office within the gift OF
the governor of the state. Dewitt
clinton left the United States senate
to accept it when it was bestowed
upon him by his uncle, the governor.
indeed in the era the test OF attrac-
tiveness Of office appeared to be Its
proximity to the people. The United
States senatorship. now only small
er crown for career than the pres
tdency itself, was looked upon as not
much more desirable than e seat IN
the popular house. There Is record
~ the resignation Of distinguished
connecticut senator to become secre-
,tary Of the state board OF education.
Another left the senate to take part
nership IN q commercial firm. The
goyernorship Of a territory seemed
more desirable than chair IN the
United states senate to one man VINO
might fairly claim to be IN the SEQ
ond row OF prominence In his DAY.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-04-19
sho.v. Work Of FlIplnos.

Miss Frances MCGEE, 9. supervisor
of schools in the Philippines, Is re-
sponsible for the collection OF faces
and embroideries which Is being e4-
hibited at Teachers college, New
York. All the lace and embroidery =
done by Filipinos. boys and girls n
the public schools Of the ISLANDS. =
is planned by the school authorities %
teach these young workers sucn pa.-
terms and stitches as will make their
work more marketable. the aDaAa
lace and other Of the cparser faces
seen in the exhibition are maoe ~
boys and girls in third and fourth
grades OF the school In the uppeI
GRADES the boys turn their talents g
the making OF furniture and 70 asl.-
culture. These Philippine schools are
entirely self-supporting, and ACCORDING
70 the latest report OF the bureau g
education. the number Of American
teachers il constantly decreeslns.
their positions being filled Dy Many
students Is they are graduated ~ tns
normal school.