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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-20

men of old time, as class, have inflicted
SO much govt and rheumatism upon
their descendants that they are unable
to drink expensive wines. and are gener-
ally content with little spirits and min
eral water. Even when they still drink
wine they are not prepared to pay the old
high prices for it. and SO 1t happens that
the cellars profits are not able TO pay
any loss that well equipped kitchen
may incur.
Another trouble that clubs must face
is the spirit of the age. Twenty or
thirty years ago. when a man OF means
and leisure was too old for the fray,
he retired to his club, and remained there
till he died. Today, the man of the
same age does not think of surrendering
to the armchair; he joins golf club.
and by doing extends the span of his
life. The motor car is another accessory
that enables men to cover the ground and
undertake excursions at an age when,
for lack of that means of travel, the
club smoking room would appear the
most comfortable place earth. The
open air life is Numerically opposed to
the club habit, and that is why the non
political clubs of the metropolis are
TO he Ied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-20
BOYS "CADET"

BOYS cadet"
Custom Made High and Low
Shoes represent the pinnacle of
EQUALITY" In Young Mems
Shoes. Shown in the popular
"ENGLISH" Laced Shoes. with
broad. fiat toe, low heel AMI
blind eyelets. Also high
TOE" Button and Laced styles.
in all feathers. Sizes 21a o. %
10 81: at. ........--.--- oN0
Sizes 10 to 1917, $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-20
$1,000 & $500
I an Shoes

The hest-looking Tan
and Brown Shoes in
town. English" styles
with round eyelets-also
High Toe" models in
Boots { Xfords and
Pumps.
$3.50 TO $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-20

Built on the new Fifth
Avenue narrow toe lasts
in Black Demi Calf or
Patent Colt, with COW
cred buckle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-20

A big, distinctive va
riety of Boots, Pumps
and Oxfords, made OF
most reliable grades of
patent colt. Low or
high heels.
5000 to $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-20

For young folks whose parents
are looking for THE VERY
BEST styles and qualities. IL
you try one pair-y0u'll insist
on buying 'BEND-EESY" Shoes
always. Here in superb new
spring styles.
5 to II-S2 to $3.50
HH to 2-S2:5o & So
~ to 5-s5 & $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
WOMAN SLEAGUE
HAS PROGRAM
Three Sessions Daily at Annual
Meeting of Temperance
Workers.
MANY ADDRESSES LISTED
Conference Will Hear Notable
Array of Speakers in Anti
Liquor Cause.

The program for the annual confer
cnce OF the Virginia Division, Woman's
Temperance League OF America. just
issued, provides for three sessions daily
during the period OF the convention,
and lists addresses By some Of the best
known temperance workers OF the
state. The conference viii open al
10 o clock Wednesday morning and close
on Thursday night
A reception at the local headquar-
tiers OF the WOmans Temperance
dav night will precede the conference
proper. All subsequent meetings VIII
be held at the Seventh Street Chris
tan Church. which viii be conven-
ton headquarters.
The Program Complete.
The complete program OF the con-
ference follows.
wednesday Morning 10 A. NJ.
Devotional exercises conducted by
g. NJ Rowland roll call OF league. with
their mot.os and two minutes talks by
the representatives OF different leagues.
Address OF welcome. Mrs. William
Hodges Mann.
Response of address of welcome.
Rev. s. l.. Dumville.
/. Reports OF corresponding secretary.
Treasurer and secretary OF King s
Builders (children's work..
Appointment of committees
Paper-"Dues Shall We Do Away
With Individual Duess" Mrs. NJ. K.
|6trother.
Solo. Miss Florence Dansey-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
CAREY WILL NOT
Return MANSON
Governor Believes Charges
Against Him Are Outgrowth
of Politics.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. January 2j.-Re-
publicans against whom contests were
fled in the House of the State Legisla-
ture are expected to retain their seats.
leaving the membership as at present.
and practically insuring the reelection
OF United States Senator Francis T..
Warren next Tuesday.
State Representative f. H Man
son will not be returned to West Vir-
ginia. as Governor Carey to-day denied
the reouisitiOa of Governor Glasscock-
Manson. who was said by West Virginia
authorities TO be r. r. Roberts. was
charged with misappsication of school
funds.
In his decision denying the request
Of Governor Glasscock for Manson 8
extradition. Governor Carey declared
that in his opinion the request wac
made for political purposes and to infu-
ence the election OF United States
Senator"
These were the Developments to-
dav in the legislative tansie that began
Immediately after the Assembly con-
vened and the House was organized
by the Democrats with the aid OF
speaker VI. l.. Pratt and r. H. Manson.
Progressives-
Tho Republicans now have a ma
ioritv Of six votes on joint ballot.
There are two contests against Repub-
iicans. but as the Republicans contrO.
the committee. their majority - not
likely 20 be disturbed. Bslioting for
United states Senator viii begin Tues
DAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
Don't GROW BALD,
YOUNG MAN!
Take Care of Your Hair
While You Have Hair to
Take Care of.

It's a safe ten to one bet that the young
man who uses Partisan Sage as an coca
|sional hair dressing will never grow bald.
There's a reason, OF course, and it's a
livery good and sufficient one.
Dandruff germs cause falling hair, and
falling hair means thinner hair, and IN
|due time badness
Partisan Sage prevents badness by de
|stroying the cause OF baldness-the little
persistent, vociferous dandruff germ.
If YOU have dandruf or itching scalp
Il means that dandruff germs are sapPing
1.-The vitality from the roots OF your hair.
|Cet rid of all hair troubles by using
Partisan Sage. Ii does not contain poi
|sonous sugar of lead or any harmful ingre-
Idients. Ii is scientific preparation that
Eabolishcs dandruff, stops falling hair and
scalp itch. and makes hair grow lustrous
land luxuriant.
Many Young women as well as men are
growing bald. and from the same cause
the dandruff germ.
Use delightful. refreshing Partisan sage;
BIT nourishes the hair roots. ii the roots are
mot dead, and brings to every user a head
Iof glorious hair-radiant and fascinating.
large bottle for so cents at drug stores
|hnd toilet counter See that you get
Partisan Sage.
Tragic Drug Co. guarantee it.-Adver-
Basement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
ASK YOUR DRUG
.CIST FOR FREE Pc
.RUNA AL M ANAC
FOR 1913.
Advertisement
wants Negro Nfarchers.
Advertisement

Not alone by managing a ma gnifi-
cont ball. and by responding to toast
as the guest of honor at a banquet. VIII
Giles jackson celebrate the Inaugural
ton of Governor Wilson. whose election
he strove for with all mis- might and
main. He plans also a march OF thous-
ands of colored men in the great parade,
in fun uniform
Just back from Washington Yesterday.
Giles told how he hopes to have one or
two companies of marcbers of his race
from Norfolk and two or three from
Richmond. A section in the line of
march has, he says. been assigned to
them.
He needs some funds. and will ask
white friends in Virginia to help them.
The parade of the National Negro
Woodrow Wilson League will be IN
complete unless its participants march
in uniform, and it is hoped 10 get the
money to buy suitable toys Said
garments may, on the following night,
be used in convolutions to the strains
of waiting for the Robert E. Lee.
Informed yesterday that Washing
ton folks are speaking of him az the
Richmond negro millionaire, Giles
said NO, sir. you know I amt got
that much money. You has TO go
away from home to hear the news.
But" he added, that's pretty
good advertisement for man away
form home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
NEGROES TO HAVE
INAUGURAL BALL
Giles B. Jackson Saves the Day
for Washington Lovers of
Terpsichore.
TICKETS LIKE HOT CAKE
Thousands Sold-Plans Also fol
March of Colored Men
in Parade.

Under the guidance OF Giles B. Jack
son. the colored millionaire" of Rich
mond. and president of the National
inaugural ball will be given in Wash
ington after all. Jackson has plsnked
down the real cash for the rental OF
Convention Hall. the largest audito-
rum in washington. and will pull on
an affair that will make former efforts
in the Pension Building look like the
Republican party does to-day.
The affair will be had on the night
Of March 5. II has been postponed
for night because a banquet is TO be
Given on March by the National
woodrow Wilson League in honor OF
Oiies jackson. its president. az one OF
the lodge halls OF the city Tickets are
being sold at 30 each. and II - stated
that more than $500 have already been
sold. Long lines OF colored people
stand in the rain for hours 70 get 70 me
bcx Office and secure pastebcard per-
nifs to the event.
Call IL Banquet
Put IL will not DC called q ball.
jackson said yesterday that in view Of
the objection OF the President-elect 20
the ofnciai ball, which has been sbsn-
doncd By the inaugural COMMITTEES.
the celebration Of the negro league had
best be called banquet.
Still q ball BY any other name Will De 4
ball. under the circumstance There
win be light and music and refresh
ments. No bar has yet been placed OF
the turkey trot. the bunny hug, inc
grizzly glide or the numerous vissies
Of the day.
Governor and Mrs wilson have been
invited. No scocptsnces have yet been
received from thefn. but a. - not sup
poscd they win permit themselves 20 be
dazzlcd by the splendor Of the occasion.
The public reception viii be over OF
the preceding night. and they viii be
made welcome IL they VIII. but visit
convention Han
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
MAYOR TAKES WHACK
AT FILTHY STREETS

conditions obtain because OF the in
sufficiency of the Street Cleaning De-
partmeut. both in men and appliances;
and the total failure of our citizens to
cooperate in the effort to keep the
city clean. / regard the latter as the
most important factor, for It is obvious
that no matter how largo and wei
equipped the department may be.
the rest of us, If we set our hearts on
it. as we sometimes seem to do, could
still manage to keep the streets and
alleys dirty. For instance, the litter.
waste paper and sweepings of all OF
our 27.000-odd stores and homes are
carefully deposited every day in our
streets and alleys and left TO the ten
der mercies of the wind and the clean
ing force. OF course, much of this
could be burned in our stoves and fur
naces; but we won't do it, and conn-
IDENTIFY inquire of our neighbor, Haven't
we dirty city?'
Citizens Partly to Blame.
why certainly we have. why
shouldn't we? Don't we do all we can
to make it so? Do we do anything to
keep it from being SO? We employ
ashes and garbage and to clean up
after each 900 of US. at the cost of cents
a week to each of us. AS matter OF
fact, under those conditions we could
keep the city fairly dirty with half
the labor we give to IL.
IF we are ever going to have clean
city, then regardless CT the size and
efficiency of the cleaning department,
each citizen must cooperate in the eff
fort to keep it clean. We must not
let our civic pride be confined so much
to lip service, and all must show by
our works that We want 10 have it
clean"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

ru-na could be used as a remedy Tor rheu
matism with very excellent results.
Acid Stomach Makes Rheumatism.
The trouble is. first, with digestion
The digestive organs have not done then
work properly. Or il they have. thu
appropriative organs are sluggish. 0,
the excretory organs. Now. what
should do is to give Pe-ru-na in thest
cases.
First. because. Pe-ru-na will certainly
stimulate digestion, sharpen the appetite
increase the relish of food
Second. Pe-ru-na will quicken the cir
culation Of blood. thereby making appro-
priation better. The food after it IS di-
sested must be taken up by the glands
and carried to the tissues where If is
needed.
Third. Pc-ru-na will stimulate the ex-
cretory functions, the kidneys, the soli-
tary glands, and the liver, as well as the
bowels.
Fourth, should there be catarrhal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

All the druggists in this vicinity know
DIR. Burkhart's Vegetable Compound.
Many of us have met him, and that IS
why we accept IS cents from you for a
,o-day treatment, and if not satisfied or
cured We will hand you back the IS cents.
DR.. Burkhart, for twenty-five years has
always insisted that this is the only fair
and square way to do business; SO come
in and get this 3o-day treatment for only
IS cents on a positive guarantee All
druggists do this for DR.. Burkhart, as
they know him well and know that his
word is good.
And when you stop to think that twelve
million of these treatments are used an
nually IN this country and Europe, can
you wonder so many people know DIR.
Burkhart, and that druggists everywhere
are glad to handle his treatments on his
honest basis. Be sure to ask for and see
that YOU get DR.. Burkhart's Vegetable
Observation-Disclosures
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
Says Complaints From Citizens
Are Justified in
the Main.
PEOPLE MUST COOPERATE
Coins Department Not Big
Enough to Handle Ever
Growing Problem.
Hello. is that the Mayor"


well. Mr.. Mayor, 1 want you to
send MIR. Cohn right out to my house
on Kensington Avenue to empty my
garbage can. 1t hasn't been emptied
for six weeks"
But, madame. Mr.. Cohn is the su-
perintendent. He doesn't remove gar
bage. I'll get him to send one of his
street cleaners"
II don't care who you send, but II
somebody doesn't empty my garbage
can right away I'll ask my husband to
get a new cleaner.
Mayor Ainsiis calmly hung up the
phone and turned around to say:
Right now / want to say something
about the Street Cleaning Department
There is no one thing that causes
as much complaint from citizens as the
uncleanliness of our streets. and the
failure promptly to remove ashes and
gargage from residences / mention
the two things as one, because they are
supposed to be attended to by one
department-the Street Cleaning De-
partment 1 have given especial con-
sideration to this question before and
since 1 became Mayor. and l fully
admit that the complaints and criti-
cisms are, in the main. justifiabie-
Department insufficient.
"I have frequently discussed the
matter with Superintendent Cohn, and
I understand i'm to be OF the same
opinion. These highly Objectionable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
MEETS NEXT AT GREENvILLE.
Convention Of North and south Caro-
liza v. VI. G. AS Adjourns.

Greensboro, y. C.. January 1.-Ad-
dresses BY Dr. Clarence A. Barbour. OF
New York. J. y. Montgomery. OF
Nashville. and Charles r. To~son- or
Scw YORK. all Of which DEALT with tho
Y NJ. {. A. a. q cooperative organs-
zatioa to the church. featured the SEQ
ond 1ay's session Of the convention OF
North and South Carolina Young Mems
Christian Associations.
Greenvllle. :. c. was selected as the
place Of meeting IN 1915. and officers
chosen TO direct the work Of the aeso-
citation are NJ. y. Spier. chairman. y.
N. Little. treasurer. y. G. Abbott. O g.
Huntington. r. q. Wilson and v. W.
Rsles. secretaries. The executive Of
rcrrs and committee AZ dinner to-
day subscribed s. leo FOR fUrthcring the
interstate work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
Pe-ru-na Protects Against
Rheumatism.

A remedy that will do these things does
protect the system against rheumatism.
Even after the rheumatism has begun II IS
helpful, if not absolutely necessary, that
such remedy be taken, in order to pre-
vent the further accumulation oil the NOR
bid materials in the blood.
This is the way should treat rheuma-
tism. do not regard Pe-ru-na as sPe-
cific for rheumatism. Not by any means.
would not call it rheumatic remedy.
But it is a remedy for digestion, assimila-
ton and excretion. When these functions
are properly stimulated and regulated the
cause OF rheumatism is removed, and IN
this way much benefit IS derived.
Should any one afflicted with chronic
rheumatism OF acute rheumatism oegin
the use of Pe-ru-na, after they have taken
bottle or so, If they wish they can con-
suit me.
Pe-ru-na, Man-a-lin and La-cr-pia,
manufactured by the Pe-ru-na Company
Columbus, Ohio. Sold at all drug stores.
No Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
DOLLARS STARTS you.

a
nani n
WI ~
sareb
you VIII i me
Tffs
dull
fortune IN TINS business
%
adj
az teo sood6ye
Make for Yursen for Others
fos a
easnss ~
duu
n
s oo n
need e tss. 's sus ssa me %
THE MAIL ORDER Ds.vsa Gee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
wednesday Afternoon.

WcOnCsQdy
p M.-Meeting OF board OF di-
rectors.
p. M.-Opening OF conference.
devotional exercises. Mrs. J. j. Wicke-.
Minutes of morning session. minutes
of board of directors, report of field
secretaries.
open parliament. How BEET to
Reach the Christian Men and Women
OF the State"
ing the Effects OF Alcohol on the
Human System in the Public Schools. "
J. A. c. Chandler.
Solo. Miss Elizabeth Wicker.
Rural Leagues. Its Privileges"
Miss Kate Hawkins. Houston. Va.
Address. How Can We Protect
Our Girls?" Mrs. III. Wiltshire.
Wednesday Night.
sP M-Devotional exercises.
sI5-Address by John @. woolley.
Thursday Morning.
10 A. NJ .-Deyotional exercises. Mrs.
b. Lacy Hoge, minutes of afternoon
session. report of leaders OF branches
OF work.
paper. THE Lords Supper, Shall We
Use winez'' Mrs. S. L. Adams. Cluster
Springs, Va.
solo, Miss Marie Stutz-
Report of credential committee. cleo
ton of officers.
Thursday Afternoon.
2P. M.-Minutes of board of direc-
tors
p. M-pevotional exercises. Mrs.
NJ T.. Evans.
Paper Our Duty to the Childhood
of the State" Mrs. w o. Petty, Louisa,
Va.
Paper: The Boys Place in This
Fight for the Home" Joe Sydnor.
Cluster Springs Academy
Address THE Cigarette-Its Attend
ing Evils Gel. Jordan. Richmond
College
Solo John J. Wicker. Jr-
Address :"Womans Responsibility to
Future Genera tions," Miss Marie
Leaghy-
Paper: Responsibility of Young
Wornanhood, Miss Edell Holdcroft.
Thursday Night.
P M.-Devotiona!, j. A. VIM.
Barton Heights
Sis P M-Address. j. D. McAlister
secretary Anti-Saloon League
Address Rev. E j. Richardson, car
toonist.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
SOUGHT TO HIRE NEGROES
TO KILL HIS MOTHER-IN.LAW

Decatur. Ala, January 25.-Gilbcrt
W. NJ Carley, dentist of PriceviIle,
was convicted by a jury to-day OF at
tempting to hire two negroes to kill
his mother-in-law. Mrs Della Fennell-
A few months ago McCarIey caused the
arrest of. the two negroes. claiming
they robbed him. Investigation re-
suited in the charges against him. Mrs.
Fenneil is said to be wealthy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
Pe-ru-na for Rheumatism

condition OF the stomach or bowels, rhetiS
matism is almost inevitable. A mucous
membrane affected by catarrh cannot
perform its function properly, either IN
furnishing the appropriate digestive Juices
or in absorbing the product oil digestion.
Pe-ru-na, therefore. is an excellent rem,
edy, as it tends to remove the catarrh and
to produce a normal condition OF the mu-
cous membrane
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

i A great many
cases of rheuma-
tism take no other
remedy than Pc
ru-na. ! am in
receipt Of testi-
monials frequent
~ from rheumatic
subjects who have
been benefited by
the use of Peru
ma. A great many.
recoveries have
been made, al
though | have
n g er recon-
mended Pe-ru-na
for RI c umatism
especially. 1t is
easy for me to see,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

want to help men and women to sue
cess. My own success has caused me to
be called The Wizard of the Mail Order
Field" KNOW what others MUST
KNOW to succeed My Free Book tells
how to get a business Of your own.
II you are one OF the thousands of slaves
OF the pay-check. grindinc away the best
years OF your life for some other mans
profit let me show you how. while you are
still earning salary and with very small
capital. you can embark in a business that
will free you forever from the grinding.
body-racking wage slavery Let me show
you the way to financial independence and
happiness. I will supply you a carefully
devised. deliberately worked out and COM
pletelv equipped set OF 20 plans 10 select
from and embark on I viii explain.
everything to you from basic idea to fun
Operation This will include how to
handle the business when you get IL. and
how to develop IL as your facilities and
capital increase. The whole mail order
plan will be supplied you. II IL the most
com plefs thorough and fnvsrcible in
struction possible, each plan capable OF
Farming you a splendid income A FEW
STARTS YOU.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
LET ME START YOU in
THE MAIL ORDER BUSINESS
With One Dollars and Idea Built Business That
Brought Me SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS in Eighteen Months
THE NEW PARCELS POST MEANS MILLIONS
TO MAIL ORDER PEOPLE


s. 900
dollars
to start or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

Report OF Washington Conference,
Decernber 1913. Mrs Imogene Austin.
Address-".Who Is Responsible for
the SaIoonl" Rev. Ashbury Christian.
Paper-"Total Abstinence From the
Bible Standpoint" Mrs. John Lindsay.
Adjournment for lunch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

Mail orders filled promptly and
shipped by prepaid freight. Small
packages now sent by parcels post at
reduced rates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
E3!l3s|3


A novel delicacy prepared
Bombay, INDIAN four va
them the famous Major Grey
ner's and Wilson's. SOC bott
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
Melba Peaches and Pears

The best selection OF the worlds finest
fruits-packed in delightful sauce; beauti-
full whole fruit-large size, 9Oc.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-13
LITTLE WORK PLANNED.
Portage Township Will Complete Otter
Lake Road Extension.

Portage township will not under
take much work this year, the otter
Lake road being about the only CON
StrIction work that is planned for this
summer The township has about s25.-
COO available for work just now, but
there is nothing urgent that must he
done al once and consequently it has
about concluded to let the new work
stand Tor the present
Most OF the roads in the township
are m good condition now. The town
ship Will keep these fully repaired,
but Will not undertake any extensions.
The only possible new venture tina.
may cause the board TO deviate from
this program is the San Juntila- Swede
Pete road in the Otter Lake district.
This is the road that was built withou.
the township boards knowledge. y;
the last meeting Of the board the
township was threatened with "A suit
if it refused 10 take over this road and
If the road should prove To be of any
value 10 the public il is likely that ;hc
township will take over this ruJd.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-13
CREAMERY MEETING.
Operations May Be Suspended Unless
Better SUPPORTED.

\ meeting of the Lake Linden
Creamery company will be held in tuC
city hall tomorrow afternoon at
O'clock. The officers Of the new con
Germ have not received the encourage
mont they should have had sincs the
new company was organized. and un
less additional interest is shown at
the meeting tomorrow, and the farm
ors pledge their willingness To- add 10
the number OF mich COWS, the COM
pany IS liable to suspend operations.
\ canvass of the surrounding terri
tory revealed the fact that the total
of cows does not exceed scVentN-iiNo,
and this will not pay. Therefore the
officers do not propose engaging 70
manager, purchasing material Tor the
concern ana let il pass out of exist
cncc this summer but prefer awaiting
such time as there will be n great
or interest shown. when the company
will start out afrcsh