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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-11-15
News In Brief

Arrangements lave been COM
pletcd for holding a three day
Chautauqua in Havre de Grace
Opera House on Nov. Fl. % and
20. There will be two sessions
each dav. afternoon and evening
The guarantors have agreed to fur
nish the hall and sell rs tickets at
ST each.
Miss Letitia Black has resigned
as assistant in Milton, Del, post
office and has accepted a position
in Philadelphia.
At joint meeting OF the Town
Councils Of the Delaware ana
MARYLAND sides, OF Delmar, it was
agreed to enforce the dog tax or
dinance at once.
!. f. England has purchased
the Charles England farm in Kent
county, for 5000.
His clothing catching in hay
press. Everett Twyiord, o Chrome
recently sustained a dislocated arm
The campaign for raising $50
Coo for the Homeopathic Hospital,
Wilmington, was Eegun Monday OF
last week.
OYSTER Gamers in lower Della
ware are preparing for big sea
son because OF the many orders
that are pouring in. Many OF the
farmers along the bay shore are
deserving their farm work in order
to make quick money tonigng for
oysters.
George Middleton, OF Hagers-
town, recently fell over pile OF
leaves and fractured hip.
The Bel Air Country Club has
arranged Tor series OF field nights
and lectures for the coming sea-
son.
Lieut. Willard +. Tydings, o;
Havre dc Grace, has resigned as
battalion Quartermaster and conf
missarv in the Fourth Maryland
Infantry.
Prominent residents are agltat-
ing the question oi locating hos
pital in the town OF Delmar.
Diamond State Grange OF Stan
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-11-15

Well, he's gorg to be out some
more if he thinks I'm going to use
an imitation of Fels-Naptha Soap.
Some other grocer will get my
trade in the future"
Any invention
that saves time and
labor is bound to
come into universal
use. The sewing
machine, the tele-
phone, the electric
light we're all re-
ceived with doubt
at first; now most
every person uses
them.
III ore tn an a
million WON e n
make Fels -Naptha
Soap save them
time, bother and
hard work, because
with Eels-Naptha
Soap they can
wash in cool or
luke warm water
without hard rub
bing.
rotor closely the directions on the
red aud green wrG?per.
i'els x Co., Philadelphia.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01
CHAPTER esJ

AN ACT 70 amend section OF Article 5
Of The Constitution VI this State. aud to pro
,,is Tor the submiston of aid amenimen,
~ the quahhsi voters OF ;hs State lot 4dop
ton % rejection.
srciiaN l. Re ii enacted by the Genetsi
Assembly Vt M.rylsnd. ,hree.hiih. OF all she
Wembsts elected 10 each Of the houses con
curing That the following section be and the
same - hereby proposed a. an .meaineu, g.
Niicls d the Constitution u this State and.
Il adopted. BY the les4 aud qualified voters
thereof As herein aud By ia~ provided. u shall
,uper.-ds and stand 10 the place and stead Of
sepi,oa Of aid Article
sc !, Il shall be be duty " the A,tor
uey General to prosecute and defend the
par, OF the State oil cases which a. the time OF
his appointment aud qualification and -hieh
thereafter ma, be depending IN the Court Of
nited SiAiss BY against The State o.
.hcren the state may he interested; aud he
SHALL ave his opinion IN ~fiiing .henrver re,
4uired b, the General Assembly or either
branch thereof, the Gavernof, the Comptroller
q The Treasury, or any states Attorney. ON
any ieg,l maisf subject depending before
them Of ei,hef OF them; aud shrn required BY
ih- Governor o. Genera NSrmhy be shall 49,
any STATE, .uerne, ~ prosecuting -ns suit o.
action hrougA, b, the STATE ID avs Count
he state, aud he shall commence, and pros,
cnts o. defend any suit OF action N .uy 81
,aii courts, - he part - the state. ahieh
tho General assembly or ihs Gevefnor. act.
ing according 20 l.~. shall direct 70 be com
mrnsed prosecuted OF defended. aud ne shall
have and perform such Other duties and ,haii
appsiui such Hamhef ot deputies o. assist
ant. 40 the General H.,embl, ms, fror time
O. ,'ms b lA~ prescribe. and Ne ,hsli receive
tef his services annual salary 81 ihree
thousand dollars. OF such annual ..lafy a. The
General Assembly may from time ie TIME B.,
las prescribe: hu, Ne shsll not be cntiilsd Is
receive any fees. psrquisiies 81 r,ward. ehat.
ever in addition 10 the ,Aisfs aforesaid iaf
he performance Of ans ,aeia' dui,, nor sha
The Geverner empioy su, additional counsel in
an, ess. ~ha,eser unies. authorized l., the
General Assembly,.
Src. /, Md he !, further enacted. rhs, the
foregoing section. hefehs proposed .. al
.mrndmen, 70 the Constitution OF thi, State.
shall BE- At the nesr general election fos mem.
Der, Of the General assembly. 10 be held Ia
tins State. submitted 10 She ssal and qualified
voter. thereof Tor iheiI adoption ar rejection.
an pursuance 81 the directions contained is
Arlieis u Of the Constitution. and Al said
election he 'ts on sepi proposed amendmens
.hsli be b, hAiie, and upon each ballot there
hail he printed the ~oui, "for the conNiiu
ttpnAl Amendment" ami Against the Cunsti
iiiional Amendment" a. noN prescribed b,
IA~. and Immediately alter said election due
return, shall be made I" he Governor Of The
svts Tor and against ssia proposed Amendnen,
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01

printed The words. ''For the Constitutions
amendment" and against the Constitutional
smendmen,." az no~ provided by ls~ With an
appropriate hos to vote for and against the
same as the voter shall select And upon said
halo, the ns~ .ords proposed to be added 10
said Section ) o. said Article I. namely. the
words: "Bu the General Assembly may in
lie discretion remove the above penalty and AL
other penalties upon the vote seller o. - 10
place the penalties for the purchase u votes
upon the vote buyer alone" shall be printed on
,he official bsllo, in italics % 90 TO plainly
indicate TO the voter the saA proposed change
in the Constitution. and Immediately after saii
iue election due returns shall be made 10 the
Governor Of the vote for and against said
proposed amenimen, a. directed by the said
Article - Of the said Constitution.
Approved April II. 1912
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01

AN net to amend Section = % Article s
til, "t,,ornes General and States A,iofnsy'
u ,he Constitution q ,h, State. aud 10 pfo
vide Tor the submission o. said amendment
70 The qualified vo,ers u This Stat, for adop
,iir o. rejection
SscTtoS Re il enacted BY fhe General
Assembly % MARYLAND fthr.s hf,hs Of al
members ~ each ~ the i've houses concur
ring. Thu, the foliopins section he and ihs
sam. !. hereby proposed a. an smendmsn, e
Section Of Article :. i,tle "Auornss General
and State, attorney" Of he Constitution Of
nj, State. and 4 adopted by the LEGAL qusl,
ned voters hereof as herein provided. said
section shall .np,rsede aud stand in she piAe,
and instead Of Section u said Ar,icl. OF
N. Constitution Of Maryland
The State, Attorney shall perform such
duties and reeeiv, such fees and commission.
n sal.ry. not exceeding three thousand dollars
Al are nos ~ may hereafter be prescribed by
Ia. ard II an, states attorney sh.li receive
may he SLOWED by Law. he shall On conviction
thereof. b. removed from ofhc~; provided. that
he States Attorney for Baltimore City shall
feceiv. an annual salary Of htts four hunifed
dollars aud shall have power TO eppoin, oue
deputy a. az annual salary not exceeding fuui
ihon.snd dollars. and such other assistant, al
such annual ssiauss sot exceeding twenty ~,
hundred dollars each. a. n. supreme l|rneh
Of Baltimore City NAV authorize and approve
al ot sad sslar,e, TO Sc paid out n the ier'
~ me said S,s,.'s Attorney, Office a. Ia.
heretofore been prsetieet
SIC. And he !, further enacted By The
authority aforesaid. Tha, the sid foregoing
section hereby proposed a. amendment ta
he Constitution shah At The newt election los
membsrs Of he General Assembly Of ihis
STATE 10 be held on IN. TUESDAY nest sfier
the htsi Monday in the month Of November
ninsiesn hundred and thirteen uyii. be sub
mi,ted TO the es.l and qualified voter, thereof
for their adoption or rejection. in pursuance al
the directions contained IN Article /. Of the
| Constitutions OF ihu STATE; aud A. 81. ,at
sleetios the vote on said proposed amendment
10 the Constitution shall be by ballot. aud upou
each ballot there shall b, written or pristet
the ssfi, For Constitutional Amendment.
aud "AsAnN Constitutions Amendment" a.
no~ provided by s~. and Immediately ate
said election iue re,urs. shall be made TO ih'
Governor u the vote Tor and against SAID pro
aosei amendment. a. directed BY the said Afii
Gle IL oi thr ,aid Constitution.
approved Apr,l II. 49,!
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01
Approved April s. iva
CHAPTER W7.

AN ACT 10 amend Section q of Article
Ill. ntls Legislative Department" OF the
Constitution OF this State. aud 10 provide fot
the submission VI said amendment 80 The
quaiihed voters ii this State ior adoption OF
rejection.
SEcrios /. Re il enacted by the Grnesal
A,.enbi, Of Maryland tihree htth. Of all the
ring. That the following section be and the
same 10 hereby proposed IS sn amendment TO
Section 20 ~ Article ILL., title Legislative
Department. Of the Constitution OF this State.
sni u adopted hs the legal aud quslinei voters
thereof a. herein provided. 1t shall supsFsede
and stand in the place snd stead of Section q
Of said Article Ill
SIC. q Any bill may originate IN either
House Of the General Assembly and be altered.
amcnisd or rejected b, ,sc other. but no bill
ten DAYS OF the session. unless iwo.thifds OF
the members elected thereto shall 10 determine
by yeas aud nays: nor shall any ball become a
aN until II be read on three different DAYS OF
the session in each House unless twoihirds
Of the members elected to the house where
such bill IL pending shall 90 determine by yeas
aud nsy.. aud 10 bill shall be read third
time until It shall have beeu sCtusly ensros,sd
OF printed for . third reading
Sgc. :. Md be Il further enacted by the
sushof,iy sforessid. That ihs aforegoing see
nen hereby proposed as an amendment to the
Constitution Of this State shall be a, the nsNt
general election Tor members OF the General
Assembly Of Maryland, ia he held IN this
State. submitted 10 n, essl and qualified
voters thereof Tor their adoption or rejection.
N pursuance Of the directions contained IN
Arthie XIV Of the Constitution OF this state.
aud at said general election the vote 90 the
sad proposed amendment shah be by ballot.
ami upon each ballot shcfe shall be printed
the words "Por the Constitutional Nmend
meni." aud against the Constitutional Imend
meni," 50 now prescribed BY ls~. aud mme.
dately after aid election due returns ,hali he
made To- ,hs Governor pf The vote Tor aud
against the proposed smcnlmeut as direcssi
b. said Article XIV OF the Constitution
Approved Aprh 3. iSls
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01
,pproved April s, i9ii,

NJ ACT to amend Section Of Ar,tie !.
MI "Elee,iV. Franchise" Of the Cousiitu
iion Of ihs state. 50 10 permii ihs Genera
Assembly T.. excuse the vote seller from any
penslt, for selling his vss And place The
penalty Tor the purchase Of votes upon he
vote buyer alone. aud TO provide tot the sub
MISSION Of said amendment To The guaihed
voter, OF this State for adoption d rejection
sssrieS l. BE enacted BY The Ienefa al
N.embiy Il Maryland. ,hree- hflhs OF al
the members OF each Vi the Two house, son
curringi That the following section he aui
the same 10 hsreb. proposed a. IA amendment
TO section Vi Af,ieis J. uile Elective Fran
ehi.e." % the Constitution 81 the state .n'i
Il adopted b. the legal and qualified voters
hereof a. herein provided aid section shat
supersede aud stand in the place and stead Of
section : Of sad Article Of the Constitution
Of Maryland.
SIC J. II any person shall give. 81 otter To-
ave. directly OF indirectly, any bride. present
or reward. or any promise. or any security i"i
the payment OF deliver, Of money, o. any
other thing. to induce any voter 20 refrain
IRON casting his vote. OF TO prevent h'm in
smy way from voting. OF 10 procure So'e
ior any candidate or person proposed, "r
voted Tor A. az elcStor Of President snd Wee
President 81 the Uuhed States ~ Repfesen
,ativc "a Conggsu OF for any oA'ge Of pfohi
~ trust. created By the Constitution or Laws
Of ,his State or b. the Ordinances. 81 an.
.l
liuote. the person givIng. OF ofefiug ." sse
sui the person receiving the same and az,
person ~ho gives or causes 10 he gwen. an
ILLEGAL vote, knowing II to be such, A. ans
election 10 be hereafter held in this state.
shall. on conviction IN . Cour, OF l.A~, m add
tion 10 the pen.iies ncs OF heresiief 70 be
nuuo.td D., Law. be forever disquslihed TO h"ld
~, orce OF pfohi OF trust. OF to vote a. az,
election ihereaf'cf
i:ai the General Assembly may ia Hs d..
sreiou reApve the above l,enAity aud al other
peualue. upon the vsls seller 50 as 10 place
she peaai,'e. Tor the purchase OF Veses on the
vote hse' alone.
ste. :. And De il further enacted BY the
authority .iorssaid. That the said foregoing
&c, ton hereby proposed an amendment 10
the Constitution shall al the next election tor
mrinhrt, OF the General Assembly Vt ;his
state TO be held GA the TUESDAY neat alter
he hr,, Monday IA the month Of November.
u.uetreu hundred aud thirteen Osljl. be sob
mitlsd 10 the legal aid qualified voiet, thereof
Tor their .dopiion OF rejection. IN pursuance 81
lhe directions contained in Article - o. the
.n,tttu,ion VI this STATE. aud a, the sid
election the said proposed .menimsni shAii as
fn..a apon the oihsial hallo, aud the vote on
SID proposed Aiaenimsni 10 the 1ensuiai'"n
.l.A y !, ballot. .n1 sssn sash ballot SHALL
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01

An ACT 10 propose an amendment TO Arti
sle VI tn. Constitution u THE State by
adding a new Section, TO BE- known a. 40s.
and 10 provide Tor the submission Of aid
amendment to the qusnsd sosen OF this
State Tor adoption or rejection.
sEcTioS J. lie II enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland. uhtre .hfths o. all the
members Of each OF the two Houses concur
rinsl. That the following new sectios be and
the same hereby proposed az an amend
men, TO Article .. title Legislative bepsr
Hent" Of the Constitution VI this STATE, the
same 10 he inserted after Section 40 and to
be .umbered 4OA. and Il adopted BY the
legally sushhed voters thereof. as herein pro
vided. .ad section shall become q psri ~
Article ) OF The Constitution OF Maryland
l0A The General Asembly shall enact
no Lac authorizing private property TO he
ton. 10 he agreed upon betNsen the parties
or s~rded by Jury. BENG hrs, pad o.
rendered 10 the party entitled to such com.
sensation. bu, where such property - STU
s,.d ia Baltimore CITY aud desired BY
this state BY tn. Mayor and City Oonnci.
Of Baltimore. the General Assembly may pro
vide for the appointment, Of appraisers BY a
Cour, Of Record 10 value such property. aud
that. upon ysynea, Of the amour, o. such
valuation to the party entitled 20 cOmpens.
tisn. or into Cour, aud securing the payment
of any further sum tina, may be awarded by a
jury. such property may be taken.
Src /, And he IL further enacted by III.
| authority aforesaid. That ihe aid fpresoins
section. hereby proposed a, a. amendment 10
the Constitution. shall at the nest ensuing
| general election. TO be held GA Tuesday neat
/ after the hIS Monday IN til. month Of
| Eevembst. 1913. be submitted 10 the legal and
| qualified voter. thereof. Tor their adoption OF
| rejection. IN pursuance Of toe directions con.
tanned IN Article IL u the Constitution 81 thu,
| State and At the sad election the vote on
| said proposed amendment 10 the Constitutions
| shat he written OF prinici the words "for the
Constitutional Amendment" and "Ngsin.i the
| Constitutional Amendment" a. nos PROVIDE
by lev. and Immediately al,sf said election due
| returns shall be made to the Governor OF the
vote Tor and against said proposed amendment,
a. directed b. said Article II OF the Csns,iin
ton.
Approved Autii s. lgle
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01

THE happiest dream can recall"
said a successful business man. "was
one had ten years ago. In II | was
with my good mother again. seated In
the old home church. She placed her
hand on my head and whispered. Son.
am proud Of you That little state
ment has kept me out OF wrongdoing
more than all the sermons | have ever
heard aud. think. has made me u bet.
ter man Philadelphia Record.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01
cH>PrER SIS

An ACT TO amend Section y - Article
T. title Judiciary Department" subtitle Part
Ill. Circuit Courts" ei the Constitution Vi
hi, state. aud to provide Tor the submission
vi s.id .mendmsn, to the qualified voters OF
thu. State for adoption VI REJECTION
SIC nor !. Ne enacted BY the General
Assembly Of Maryland, threshfihs 81 all the
members Of the tao houses consuming. That
the folloNius section he and the same is here.
by proposed a. al amendmem, 10 Section =
Of Artisle 4. title Judiciary Department"
subtitle Part M. Circuit Courts" oi the
Constitution VI this State, aud IL adopted ~
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01
Worcester County Progressive Democratic
PLATFORM

We the
affirm allegiance the principles of the Dem
expressed
held in Baltimore
Commend President Wilson.
statesmanlk which
has handled
Chief Executive and his
securing passage tariff
Democratic platform.
Endorsement o Smith,
the Walter Smith,
Of influence the
especially the
and signed by the President whereby the
equality burden We earnestly
candidacy for the high office fills
satisfaction the people credit
Road Building.
people of the that has
believing that the wealth
all the of the will be greatly advanced by the
udcious extension Of road building
Endorsed Conduct of County Officers and Public Schools
pledge
affairs characterized the Democratic party its adj
minisaion of County affairs
schools their freedom from politics
Democratic administration.
For Primaries.
Notwithstanding the people of the County 1911 by overwhelming
of other Counties
and that there demand on
extension of the direct
candidates will be made
We therefore pledge
will people full the selection
direct such law apply alike all political parties
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01
We will
help you.

II you are living in rented house
you. no doubt. have long desired TO own
your own home aud nave made plans 20
that end There is no need TO delay the
matter, when the Snow Hill Building
and Loan Association is ready to help
YOU. ano wnen you realize that the
money you have been paying out every
year for rent would have bought and
paid for home for you. then you will
no longer continue TO pay rent
Call and see w. d. Cordry. Jr.. Sec.
rotary Of the Association and he will
explain how you can get the money TO
build you house an and easy way by
which you can repay the loan.
Snow Hill Building and Loan
Association.
MARION 7. HARGIS.
President.
". d. oORDDRY. Jr.
Secretary
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01

Proposed Amendments
to the Constitution
Of Maryland.

WnEssss. at the January Session Of the
General assembly Of Maryland. held in the
year Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and i~slye. Acts we're psned proposing
Aneo inrnis to Section u Article 4. See
ton u Of Article }. Section Of Arnele
5. Section J Of Arveis S: Section u Of
Article =: aud adding a proposed new Sec
ton to Article }: Of the Constitution oi this
State, which said Acts ara IA the following
words. to ~n;
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01
AZ Values Are Judged.

Great Scott. woman. Are you try
Ing 10 ruin me?''
"why. Henry. You don't even know
what ! paid FOR the gown"
II know fiat any gown that looks
rs bad as that one costs more than
can afford TO pay."-Life
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01
as directed by the said fourteenth Artieis q
the Constitution
Approved April II. 1914

the Constitutions.
Approved April II. 1914
Nov. Therefore !. Phillips Lee Coldsber
oush. Governor u the State Of Maryland. u
pursuance Of Section !. Of Article u u the
Constitution u the State % Maryland. do here.
by order and ditsc, that . copy Of each Of
sid Acts proposing said amendments and a
diiionsl section 10 the Constitution u Mary.
land. bs published in a. least t~o ae~sDspers
IL zach II the counties o. the state and 10
three newspapers published IN the CITY Of Bal
iimpre. one II ~hieh n..spApsrs. IN the City
Of Baltimore shall be published IN the German
language. once ~eek Tor 81 least three
months nest preceding the nest General Flee.
ton. .hieh election ~ill be held on Tuesday.
November :. 1914. ard a. which election the
said above proposed amendments and additional
section 10 the Constitution shall be subaiit,el.
in the form aud manner prsscribe1 BY the Gen
.rsl Assembly. 10 he less and qu.lihed
voter, OF ihe State. for their sdeptiOs Or 70
lection.
Given under my hand and tie
Great seal Of the State %
Great Seal Maryland. Done ct the City
Of Mafyland.j u Annapolis. on this 18th day
Of July. IN the year Of oar
Lord, one thousand niue han
iret and thirteen.
PiuLLiys Las CoLpssonoucs.
BY ID, Governor:
Rosrsr T. CEAHss
Sscrsis,y 81 state.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01
Quite Correct.

A philosopher says. a man worships
what he cannot understand" II he IL
referring 10 women he In correct. New
Orleans picayune.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01

Chance generally favors the prudent
.-Joubert.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01
STATE OF MARYLAND
Treasury Department
Comptroller's Office

Annapolis, October lSt, 10 5.
In pursuance of the requirements of Section 2 of Ar
ce Of the Code of Public General Laws herewith pub
ish the Names titles and amounts due by the following Off
GERS who are i'll arrears the State of Maryland:
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01

c. HARRING Comptroller.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-30
MALVERN HILL

Special to The Times Dispatch
Malvern MN Va November "a party
of deer hunters. who have been In camp
at High liis. tho farm Of 6. H. Carter
ia Charles CITY County have had line sport
killing tire" deer and blk Wild Eobblcr
ON saturday. III" last day al thc hunt. MIR
Carter entertained the sportsmcn Il, dinner.
where the nnc Wild turkey tho piece d . :
resistance. Among those VIII" comprised tho
hunting party were Frank aud John Averv
with their two brothers Mr.. Mcclellan Or
naidrn H. Saunders c. ii. Carter and
MIR aud Airs i. 4. Mitchell. OF bedford
CITY. are the guests at MIR. ana Mrs William
Clathorn WicoN at thoir home. Bel Air
w. G, toGSiu superintendent Of public
instruction in Charles city and New Kent
Thursday
George Good. "r Dav!ds Pa who has hcon
til" guest of Mr.. and Mrs John A Clark
AT ii''rdcns- ON the-James, has returned
home.
Mrs Mary +: Bon. who has been spend
me several months al iarrisonburE is tho
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. II : Saunders
at tppcr Shirley. in churlcs city county.
6 and r w clark. Of Richmond snop,
= mhhksRiylns with their parents at liar
Mr. NJ. GIN. " Il r. i.add and MIR
ana Mrs IL ;. saunders were all In Rich
mond this week