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K. Of C. Social,

The social committee OF the
Knights OF Columbus has arranged u
picnic social for tonight ut Central
Park. A cordial invitation to the
members OF Holy Trinity Parish IA
attend.
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To Attend Ration Dance.

The Misses Adele and Ethel Ham
erxlough vii leave tomorrow for Ra-
ton where they will be amonE the
guests NJ a dance to be given at the
SeaburR hotel tomorrow night. Miss
Hazel Hercules who In Visiting with
friends in the Gate city will also at
tend the dance.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-15

Front he Leader
the Of Denver recognize other
is This
To little set
Springs and Puebocan
Of Colorado regardless OF
want
thInx sectional feel
condition Kind
the real saiyors Of Colorado.
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TO Restore
Good Health

The first thing to do 10 to cor
rect the minor ailments caused
by defective or irregular action
Of the organs Of digestion and
elimination. After these or
gans have been put in good
working order by timely use Of
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In Honor Of Nrs. Gardner.

Miss Martha Gardner Of Denver
was the guest Of honor at the HON"
Of Miss Rosabel Cramcr yesterday
afternoon. The house was beauti-
fully decofa ated with pink and white
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-15
RAwlei&h's Laxative
Medicines

TONIC LAXATIVE In liquid form.
LAXATIVE WATERS In large tablet
form. y--
LAXATIVE TABLtsTs--lhs new pink
candy cathartic.
CATHARrlC I LIVER PILLS which
act specifically upon the liver.
LAXATIVE TEA composition Of
herbs. etc. to be taken In the form
7 OF q tea.
Try these modern. scientific Lax.
atve medicines this trip. All posi-
lively guaranteed to give satisfaction
or no sale.
You get or times ~ much Tor
your money ~ others sell. and there
IL nothing better made.
JAS. A. WILSON
500 East Main. Trinidad. Colo.
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ssss
20. 1t has done me
20 much good At
Change Of Life. and
Il hes slsohslped my
daughter. II b one
Of the grs dsst
medicines for Wo-
men that can b =
bought ! shall Try
70 induce others "a
y "-An. J. H.
CAMPBELL, O6 N.
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Bagatelle Club.

Tho members OF the BaxAtellc Club
will bc guest tonight at the home
OF Miss Nell. Abrams on Colorado av-
cnue. Miss Abrams will have the
assist ancc Of her mother Mrs. J. II.
Abrams and aunt Mrs. Nina Rinsross
In serving. Auction bridge will he
played.
Those who will bc present tonight
are: Mixse& Hess Archer. Jeanette
mn. Ruth Clark. Marjorie North.
cutt. corinnc Hercules. Ethel Mitch
ell. Clara Davis Of Amarillo. Texas,
Aasle Tonncr Of Dubuque. Iowa,
Gladys Smart OF Fort Smith. Ark,
Patsy White Of Vernon. Texas. aud
the Mcssrs. Allen Doveton. ioyt ia
micaon. Guihcn. Clyde Harper. Dan
Kelly. Walter Campbell. Waldo Con-
kic. VIII Caldwell. VIII Sells and
VIII John.
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~ and quickly executed At the
Chronicle-News job rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. Use the
telephone. Trinidad 40. u
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Surprise Party.

Miss Cissic Adamson was delight
fully surprised last night at the
homo Of her parents. 32s Univcrsity
sthect. The evening was spent play
ing outdoor and indoor games. The
party was given in honor Of Miss Ad-
amson'a birthday.
Those present beaide Mias Adam
son were: Misses Marie and Beat
rice Catalina. Julia and Amelia Cha
vcx, Beatrice Martin. Josie Camisos.
Margaret and Helen salazar. l.a.
clio Capp~. Florence Ward. Cissie
Sheldon. Irene Barela. Thcrsa Val
tiex. Netie and Minnie Adamson. The
Messrs. Charles Sales, Andrew Lujan.
Tony Salito. Zack Tafoya. Ben Bear.
Augustine Lopez. Charles Vigil. Joe
Cresto. Louis johnson. Frank Rome
70. Nick Adamson. Nick and Tony
Catalina. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Adam
son. Mrs. N. Salaxar and Mrs. c. N.
Adamson.
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THREE WOMEN
TESTIFY
To The Merit Of LydiaE. Pink
hazn's Vegetable Coas-
pound during Change
Of Life.

strsstor. Ill.-"I shall always praise
LYDIA E. Piukham's Vegetable Com
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BEECHANF:
PILLS

(vAs lssVooa ~ q ~ os0o1ls h - WsseO
better digestion results. and then
the food really nourishss and
strengthens the body. The drst
dose Rives relief and soundsr sleep.
quister nerves, and improved action
Of all the bodily organs arc caused
by an occasional use Of Bsecham's
Pills. They give universal satisfac-
ton and IN safety. sursness and
Quieknsss Of action Beecham's Pills
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-10-23
National Anthem

The ignorance of the Ameri-
can people in regard to our nat
ional anthem was we'll illustrated
few nights ago at one OF our
local theaters. Between the first
and second acts the orchestra
began to play my Country It's
of Thee" About half of the
audience Immediately rose, some
hesitatingly, and remained stand
ing until the orchestra had ceas-
ed. The other half looked ALT
tie uncomfortable, but kept their
seats. Later, during another
intermission, the strains OF
''The Star Spangled Banner"
filled the air. Without mo-
ment's hesitation the part of the
audience that had remained
seated during the playing OF
"My Country IT'S of Thee"
stood, while the other half SEEM
ed glued to their chairs. The
result was that the greater part
of the audience went home Won
dering which anthem was the
national air, and in doubt as to
which they should have paid
their respects to by rising. Ii
YOU would be correct remem ber
that my Country IT'S of Thee"
is the same tune as God Save
The King" the British anthem,
and is therefore not the national
air of the United States, but
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner
should compel you to rise i'm
mediately.-Boston Traveller.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-10-23

October and November is the
time for fall breeding; brings
fall colts and escapes hot wealth
err and flies.
You will find this Jack at Was
sons barn, Meade, Kansas, and
at Ford Bros. farm Irish flats,
1S miles south of Meade.
HENRY FORD, Owner
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-10-23


Their, J. f. Sweet and wife.
Arthur and Frank Griggs and :
]. w. Hollinger,,of Topeka. are
visiting at the Bodle home.
S. H. Morrow departed for
Denver this week after two
weeks visit with Meade friends.
Miss Mamie Burns visited in
Meade Sunday with Miss Mary
Berghaus.-Plains Journal.
Miss Leah DeCow went to
Abbyville Sunday to spend few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
DeCow.
Miss Edith Myers, of Law
renee, Kansas, is visiting in this
city with her friend, Miss Mar
jorie Bodle. -
Mrs. S. Lawrence of Kansas
City, is spending a few days
with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Dalgarn and other relatives.
A. C. Ice came in from To-
peka Saturday and remained
over Sunday at the John Haver
home, where his wife is a guest.
Mrs. C. B. Leslie went as
delegate to the P. E. o. conven-
ton held IN Hutchinson last
week. She returned home FRI
day,
Mrs. Frank Murphy of Meade,
came in Friday on No. to visit
friends and relatives and to at
tend to some business.-Liberal
Democrat.
Ex-Governor Samuel ]. Craw-
ford, last of the Union war gov
errors, died at his home in To
peka Tuesday morning. The
| funeral was held today.
Mrs. Anna Keown has return
ed from Meade, where she was
visiting her son, Bert Keown,
and family. Master Virgil
Keown, of Meade, came home
with her.-Liberal Democrat.
The Hutchinson Band won
the prize at the Wichita exposi-
ton last week. Don Innis, a
former Meade boy, is member
and is considered an artist on
the tuba.
Mrs. c. H. Burford attended
Rebekah State Assembly,, held
in Hutchinson last week. Mr..
Burford met her there and came
home with her, remaining until
Tuesday of this week.
In a match at doubles in ten
mis-, F. G. Gray and c. A. Hays
of Minneola, defeated Thurstor
Bodle aud Arthur Fast, last
Tuesday afternoon. The sets
were as follows: 6-3; or; 40; 80
The visitors returned home thu
same day.
A letter from Mrs. E. M
= Dutton, Temple Texas, says
"Please mail us copy of Th'
News each week until we return
home. Doctors think Mr.. Dut
ton IS improving now. Consid
ering the seriousness of the op
Grafton, he is doing fine" w
are glad to hear that Mr.. Dutto
is improving and hope that h
will soon be able to again assum
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
The New Senate.

With the election Of Willard
Salisbury, democrat, as United
States Senator by the Delaware
legislature, January 20, the next
Senate now stands as follows
democrats, 40; republicans, pro.
gressive republicans and pro-
gressives, 43; vacancies, Illinois
2, New Hampshire and West Vir-
ginia | each. The democrats
hope for at least one more Sena-
tor and possibly two; but if no
more are elected, they will have
a majority Of two, and in case of
a tie vote, Vice President Mar
shall will be in the chair to vote
with the democrats. Bath Coun-
ty World.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
Montgomery JaiIer
Sent to SanitOrium

Charles T. Wilson, jailer OF
Montgomery county and former
chief of police of Mt. Sterling,
was tried Friday before Judge
Kerr on a writ Of lunacy and was
ordered sent to a private sanitar-
ium, under the care Of his broth
fer, w. w. Wilson, who testified
in the case, and was later ap-
pointed by the court as a commit
tee to look after his unfortunate
brother.
DR.. H. G. Foushee, county Jail
physician, and DR.. +. H. Clark,
the latter all expert in the treat
ment of mental disorders, testi-
fed that Wilson was of unsound
mind, and that he was violent
and could not be bought into
court. Lexington Herald.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
Local and Personal,

Give US your order Tor candidates cards.
John Roe, OF Henry, was here Monday on
business,
Albert Wells, of Camel City, was in
town Monday.
Joe Haney, of Camel City, was here the
first OF the week.
NJ II. Nickel, Of Caney attended Coun-
ty Court Monday.
Manlprd clam, of Mdytown, was here on
business this week.
You can get hos lemonade at Keetons.
'rls good for colds,
JW Davis, of Eel, was mixing with
our people Tuesday.
Marvin Hill, OF Relief, transacted busi.
ness here last week.
Deputy Sheriff, 7. J, Perry, Of Baze at,
tended County Court.
d. II. Keetons stock Of groceries is NOR,
complete than ever.
John Nickel, Of lnsko, visited in the cit
Saturday ull Monday.
S, NJ Lewis, of DeIlart. was here the frs
oil the week on business.
Josiah Havens, of Grassy Creek, wa
here on business last week
J NJ. Nickel, Of Nickel, was here on bus
mess the first Of the week
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
The Boys Corn Club Boys Are Getting
Busy Testing Their Seed Corn

1t does
testing the that have passed saved themselves
bother
clubs shced
and learned
miserable and
Many the boys
busy these winter
others
% be
chance of u stand that will have to be rpanei
making
their Nothing looking
Just shallow about inches l needed
from 100 to 100 These made and the
while tYre its getting The the
may square
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13

January %, 1918.
Dear Superintendent:
Under separate cover, | am
sending you a supply of Blank
Oaths for the teachers term re-
port on attendance. Before you
pay any teacher his attendance
fund, you should have him sub
scribe to one of these oaths and
it should be filed in your office for
futurereference No teacher can
receive his attendance fund at the
end Of the term until after he has
made the oath, and the per cent
of attendance must be made for
the entire term and not by the
month.
Yours very truly,
BARKsDALE HAMLETT,
Superintendent,
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
Alvy Fugett Dies in Asylum.

Alvy Fugate, a respected citi-
zen of this county, died in the
Eastern Kentucky Asylum for
the Insane at Lexington the 9th
inst. He was Assessor Of this
county several years ago and was
an honest substantial citizen,
He is survived by his wife and
several children and grand child
ren.
Internment took place in the
family grave yard on Little Ca
ney creek last Fridry. He had a
host of friends with whom the
Courier joins in expressions OF
sympathy for the bereaved fami-
Ilv.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13

Attorney General Wickersham
announced Saturday night that
he had reached an agreement
with representatives of the Un.
ion Pacific and Southern Pacific
railroads for the dissolution Of
the Hartman merger, as decreed
by the United States Supreme
Court. The two roads agree tC
a sale of stock to their own
stockholders in what tho Gov.
ernment regards a safe ratio.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
sccOeece~ecccecoC
Thought Wilson to Blame.

i knew we would have har0
times as soon as Wilson got to be
President" said a farmer to a
Sebree business man the other
night while discussing the tobac-
co situation.
'Why, Wilson has not taken
his seat yet" said the business
man.
Eyes, sir, he is right in the
Presidents chair now and is the
cause Of all this trouble" insist
ed the farmer.
No, he does not take his seat
until next March," explained
the merchant.
well, sirl Is that so?" rer
piled the farmer with a disap-
pointed look. II thought Wilson
had been President for a long
time and was the cause of our to-
bacco not selling. "--Sebree News
Balkan HoStilitieS on Murphy Fork
Mesdames Missouri Skaggs
and John Ratliffe got into a hair
pulling contest on Murphy Fork
one day last week, and the peo-
pie along the valley Of that plac-
id stream thought the Balkan
and Turkish war was again on.
st. Louis didn't have any can
non, but Mrs. Ratliffe had a bat
tering ram in the shape of a stick
Of wood, and she made an on
slaught on the outworks Of Mis-
souri, and knocked her into cold
storage. Then St. Louis came
back and hit Ratliffe in the solar
plexus with the blow of a biz
zard. Our war correspondent Il
did not stay to see the endof The
battle but be. said Che haiSA
calico lying about looked as if a
Chinese typhoon had passed that
way. Hazel Green Herald.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
An Omission.

We inadvertently omitted
an account of the open session
given by the litarary society OF
the Normal school Friday night
Jan. 91st in our last issue. The
only comment we will make at
Il tbs hf...shatehouris-tAat IS we hope to
have the pleasure Of attending
another Of the same kind soon.
The normalites certainly did
themselves and their instructor
proud on that occasion.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
Appointed Deputy Sheriff.

D. G. Lacy, of Caney, was ap.
pointed deputy sheriff for Caney
and Camel City precincts Mon.
day. Green has served in this
capacity before and is an alert
fearless officer and his appoint.
ment was made upon the solicit.
alton of great many of the citi.
zens of these precincts.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
Good Gas Well.

The gas we'll on the Josh Nc
Claim farm which was drilled du-
ring the latter part of the win.
ter, was shot a few days age
with a charge of so quarts Of
nitro-glycerine with the result
that it shows as much volume anC
pressure as either No. l or No. 2
This is the third we'll drilled il
that field and all of them gooC
ones.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
Deputy Sheriff Makes Settlement.

Deputy shiriff, T. j. Perry, of
Blaze, was in to see u.s. on bust
ness Tuesday. Mr.. Perry in
formed US that he had made his
settlement with high sheriff
Brown and paid off moneys
charged to him in full and haC
receipt for same.
"Uncle Tom" is all business
he keeps his money in one poke
and the peoples money in anoth
or
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
Opposes Free Boosting" 1"

It seems that Beckham is 60
ing to have the power of most of
the press behind him for the
nomination for U. S. Senator. If
he does, we'll wager that he gets
there. But us poor fellows up
here should say nothing and
make them higher up" pay for
their talk through us -Motehead
Mountaineer.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13

F sprain YOU will Gnd Chambsrlains S
l.mment cXrel,nt I,allays the pain, re.
moves the sortne,,, aud son restores the
parts to a h,allhy conuitou. as aud &C
ccut battl's 70, sale by all dealers.
WeaePepaied To do all Kinds poste
and card work on short uoice, aud som,
oiour local candidates are placing taci
orders.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
S. S. DENNIS
Announces for County Judge

To the Voters of Morgan county
J am a candidate for the office
of County Judge Of Morgan coun.
ty, subject to the action Of the
democratic primary to be held or
the first Saturday in August Of
the present year.
AS sheriff of your county two
terms under the old constitution
paid all my official debts in full
and no one was hurt or lost any
money on my account. | always
executed all my papers, no differ
ence who for or against. Up to my
time Morgan county voters have
always given to theii old sheriffs,
who have been the hewers of
wood and the drawers of water,
the county judges office when
they ask for it; why depart from
! the custom now?
AS a member of the present
Fiscal Court | voted against and
kept them from holding a secret
court of claims. [ voted against
creating the Office of county
treasurer at $250.00 per year;
voted against creating the office
of road supervisor at six or seven
hundred dollars a year; | voted
against the increase of ($2, 400)
two thousand four hundred dol
lars on the salaries of the County
Judge and County Attorney for
a term; l voted against putting
all the old and crippled men back
as poll taxpayers, as was done.
Many other things to save the
taxpayers money | voted against.
am for better roads, better
schools and for the enforcement
of the laws as they are upon the
statute books to protect life, lib
erty and property so that capital
will come among Us and then
have them pay their just pro-
portion Of taxes. lam fDf pab.
Fishing the proceedings of the
Fiscal Court and the county
claims annually so that the tax
payers may know what disposi-
ton is being made of the public
money, and many other things
that space forbids to mention
now.
am willing, if nominated and
elected, to serve the people fol
the old salary of S60O.00and fees
of the Office, or whatever a GOOD
board of magistrates say for me
to have, and ! certainly will moi
sit as a member of the Fisca
Court when the salary is being
fixed.
Wishing to have the votes anC
Influence of all, | am
Yours respectfully,
S. S. DENNIS.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
]. c. Hurst Fined SIS and is Sent
to Jail in Breathitt

jackson, KY, Feb. 7.-Con-
siderable of a sensation was caus-
ed here yesterday by the convic-
ton of J. c. Hurst, one of the
most prominent men in the coun-
ty, republican candidate for coun-
| ty judge at the last election, on
a charge of selling liquor and his
sentence of ten days in Jail with
a fine of $75 administered by Cir
cult Judge Allie W. Young.
Hurst's conviction was obtain
ed through the error of the man
to whom he sold the liquor, Lon
Sherman, of Wolfe county.
Sherman had a letter from Hurst
in which the latter had proposed
to sell the former a certain brand
of booze" at $40 a case. Com
monwealths Attorney T. G. John
son was making things warm for
Sherman in Wolfe county and he
decided to give the prosecutor a
list of names of people he knew
to be selling in that county. He
wrote the list or the back of the
letter from Hurst and the prose-
cutor proceeded against the latter
along with the others.
After Hurst's sentence the at
torneys for the defence asked for
time to prepare a motion and
.gounds for a new trial. Judge
Young said the defense could have
all the time it wanted to prepare
the papers and in the meantime
the defendant would be in the
custody of the jailer. Hurst
spent last night in Jail. He was
released this morning upon the
execution of a superseades bond
and his case was appealed to the
Court Of Appeals.
Judge Young served notice
that if the appeal was not prose-
cdted within sixty days'the sem
tence was to be carried out.
In the case of the Common
wealth against Pearl Combs,
Mace Combs, Ned Little, Seldom
Turner, Arch Mcintosh, Oscar
Mcintosh and Sam Little,
charged with maliciously shoot
ing at Red" Tom David
son with intent to kill him,
the indictment was knocked out
on demurrer, but the new grand
jury promptly returned an in
dictment that would stick and
the trial was begun today, 1t
will be finished tomorrow.
Illicit liquor sellers are scared
stiff by the prompt and firm ac-
tion of Judge Young and his
grand and petit juries, and there
is no telling where the bolt o.
official lightning in the shape O
indictment will strike next.
Not a drop of liquor is to b,
obtained in Jackson for love o
money, and it is believed that tn,
present term of court will end I'LL
cit whiskey selling in Breathitt
especially if it is followed up b,
close attention to business on tn,
part of the Commonwealth AT
torney after this term of cour
adjourns. Those who know Col
Johnson say he means business
% and intends to see that the Law
is enforced hereafter.-Lexing
ron Harold
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
Most Women Wouldn't Let i'm.

An Iowa husband boasts the
best American record because he
has spent every evening with his
wife during twenty-five years of
married life. Well. how about
the good record of the lady who
let him do so?-Courier- journal.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
His Name is Legion.

We met the cleverest and most
affable fellow in the world this
week he's a candidate, Mt.
Sterling Sentinel-Democrat.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13

Ilereis a message oihrpe ani good rheer
l,om Mrs c. ] Ma Tin, noone Nill, Va,
who is the mother al eloht c. clldrm
Mrs Martin was c0rd ( tSomtch uuuhle
ma constipation by Chmbetlam's Tablets
after five years Of suffering, and nowrecom'
menos these tablets To- hepubhc Sidby
all dealers.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
Bully for Charley.

Charley Clemons has moved in
the house of Ben Clemons, Sr.,
and went to housekeeping with
his little wife. -Clemons cor. to
jackson Times.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
sun TausTEH coNr3acT

Ne, tNe white Sub Trustees of District NO. DIV
having been duly elected ana into office hereby
to visit school at month not less
than for official agree to examine
carefully according to printed ons and
questions furnished by the County Superintendent
write correct report and mail the te County
within three days after visit For
this oI1c1a visit each month receive 25 cents
visit.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
spRoUTED SEED CORN.

outlined by the strings space plant grains OF corn
and that enough determine whether viii
In selecting the grains from that he tested
that grain should he taken from the different the
entire
placed earth
which which TO discard
looks
easy keep If six
healthy Grains perfect
II questionable
only half stand planting time and the must he discarded
The boys who members the boys clubs
their fathers everything
about growing sit notice There still
them the value of the club
seed corn this spring IL THE BOYS WHO GREW ONE HUNDRED
BUSHELS TO THE ACRE N PAYS TEST THEIR SEED
CORN, HOW ABOUT YOU?