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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

TRUSTEES We can aid you ln secut
ms teachers write particulars avoid
'hg delay Address Toachcrf IN.
change. Roanoke. Texas isl
End. Hand cathey win pay hlrhes'
price Tor Your furniture. AIS i.awrcne,
street. Phone 90 fsf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23
SITUATION WANTED.

BOokkeeper and stenoErapher. ~
years experience; can give best ref
erences Lee a. Patterson. l225 water
street. city. ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23
WANTED. MONEY.

wANrEp ssoe "a lots near ,-,laN,n
stu, ,asressea "a, sscel fos 80 DAYS al
1885. Address isox Ges. M
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23
MILLINERY BARGAINS.

. Not shodds goods. but splcndis
values for iho money Mrs. Losa,
invites YOU 10 call O. sl4M Chaparrai
street up stairs special care given I.
rcmadcline gsa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23

WANTED Teacher with first grade
state certificate and - years expert
ence wants school az 10000 or ii25.o0
Address J u. Jordon. Carbon. Texas
100
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23
AUTO BARGAIN.

Au'omohiie hrsans passenger
ear. ncNiy oyerhauied. spltdosf high
tension magnetic. new tirss an round.
fusc q iievrc Rrpair shop. iarnna
aud Chaparral strtets. ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP rlmE
CARD.



San Antonio. usslds and Cult
Leaves
Der San Antonio s;is 4. m
Arrives
From saA Anton'o eiss y m
Texas Mexican
rnNcc
Fur LAREDO = % a m
Arrives.
From l.srcdo 4- eos p m
GULF cess, Line tFrisesl--
ArfiNr.
Hcestel, and paints aerth 6 90 q. m.
Iieasieh ANA points north e;ts v m.
Brownsville ana points sonsh s;bs am.
hrownssille and paints south SO 10 pm
leaves
ilons,on and points north slis a. m
Houston and points north ssse y. M
Rr,wn.N lie and poiEis south sies ain.
lrow nsSiiie aud points south ss0s pm.
Sac An,enie and Arsnsas pass-
isnNcs
F'cs san Antorio and iTou SION sss am,
For san Anionio 1918 noon
For San Ansenio 8 houston 1890 pm.
Arrives
lerom San Antonio and nouS s;os am.
i'rafn aan Antonia 500 y. IN.
tf'om san Antonio and iieua $40 pm.
-.--...4-s.-s---.-,.s .--.-..--.s.---.....--
uatcd from that institution with hieh
houors in tN7at liss ihe1ingleAi train
ms be received al Andnycr SemiralS.
rs, hyde tilled various New Rnslan,l
puinlta ana aneni several years az q
teacher heforN he became rtep'den, II
ilow,ioin Coileeo Ia 1855, when no was
but twenty -Asven y~air old. lie IN the
suthor of number IS works on reiln-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23

FOR RENT New three room cottage
on Rogers avenue. $500 per month
Apply at no Mesquite street or Phone
22a. 22s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23
FURNISHED aooms.

liiE ANDERSON" Suites Furnished
complete FOR housekeeping desirah,e
central location overlooking bay. MA,
linsle rooms no North water street
''' $50 20i
FOR RENT incest furnishea suar,-
m'htN IN the city Good prices 10 per
inanen' parties. Phone isai or cali at
'o@o water street 2lS
FOR RENT Glenn inoderl rooms with
dtchenettes. running water, layatotios
nd all modern convenience at reason
thle rates. European Plan. over post
lfice. The Tourist Hotel, s074 Mes-
quite .,
FOR RENT one or two furnished
housekeeping rooms. bath. ilghts.
private home. c blocks from postaffic.
On huff reasonable. 7el niuThes
FOR ltENT-su.te 81 downstairs
housekeeping rooms az al2 Mesquite
street, Phone $50. Miss Cforket. i24I
------------------ ..--
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms.
with conyenienccs central close to
business no children. sos Mesquite
street 100
FOR RENT VIII rent 10 reliable
party two nice furnished rooms Tor
Hight housekeeping Location on South
Hun one Stock from car line geod
locality three blocks from school. WIN
rent for nominal price Address n. 3
C.. care Caller office "a.
ron RENT Nice cool rooms with
board. home ceoking. right on hay.
Rates reasonable. 1901 water street
a-s-7H--~---
FOR RENT Five-room furnished
house. south hay front Telephone
gas 275
THE STATE or TEXAS,
To the Sheriff OF any Constable ~
Nueccs County. Greeting.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23

VIZ tfaee agency territory for john.
son Wind Min Equalizer rer an Auto.
'aehiie 90 lsi . Actress }. 4 nr,,oks
les South broadway. ssi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23
WANTED

WANTED An YOUR snd. Maud rurni
tare. hights, cash pric. Cathcy's End
Hand store 'la i.a~renec stsce,, Phone
30 iSe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23

FOR RENT Three unfurnlshcd APP
stairs rooms ia heart Of city, No. Gish
ChapaEral street, east front. only $500
FOR the three rooms. Also one South
west uptsairs room same building, un-
Furnished. only 5000 per month Apply
G. T. Coleman. phones No. lac or No
s2a, city. aN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23

WANTED 4 gentle hueey horse ,a
keep res his feed Tor SIX months or
lcnscr Nat peuton sst
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23

WANTED san Antonio residence.
property. Also vendor lien notes IS 81 +.
change Tor ranch In Mexico. Address
Caller. box lsx. RAJ
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23

FOR RENT Nicest furnished apart
m'h'H IN the city Good prices to per
manen' parties. Phone l2ai or cali al,
IO-V NNler htreoi. als
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23

WANTED Help vented in Ruansls
County io gather stain. head mais.
ana pick cotton steady work ia az.
surcd from NOW until after January
ist coed prices Naid one half to one
bale per acre an oves tho connty- comc
az once prepared 20 stay we wunld
'ike go hear from several families
plenty ruom address. uallaa a. lIaW
kins Secretary Labor Bureau Winters
Texas -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23
Born Investment Company
Business Property for Rent
Homes On Easy Payments

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go. ----'----r'-----s---
VIII Trade agency territory Tor lahn.
ron Wind Min Equalizer rer an Auto.
'aehlie us lsi d Actress 4 nr,ak =
w south Broadway. sSi
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WANTED san Antonio res.Scnc.
property. Also vendor HEN notes sp "a
change foF ranch in Mexico. Address
caller BOX lsS isi
WANTED To exchange shre. enaif
Barber shop fur most ANYTHING Or viii
sell cheap on easy terms Address
ioN sSN, s2fe Caller sss
SALE or TRADE ror vacant sot
Ny fine STANDARD bred driving maf,
and susry Phone $50. u n. Edison ats
tOR SALE or EXCHANGE IS. Zoo,
gasoline cruiser. 20 IA. g.. cylinders.
cycle motor. electric lights. toisrt etc.
Fully equipped flrst-ciass condition.
aud bargain. address Seadria Fish
oyster Go. Seaarin. Texas 23G
s'------~-->----~->--~-->--
Foa RENT.
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FOR RENT Two ave room moaers.
cottages IN Buffalo street. Apply "a
Mrs. Gust iloye. Jr 1924 Buffalo.
fhone Sos. 1871
FOR RENT -Four ana five room
bungalow. modern convenlenees s.
Water street. Phone 1913. Mrs NJ. g..
! Mateer 1854
/ FOR RENT Four and five room med
ern houses furnished or not war
prices. Amos Moore, Phone 6s7 i6i
/ ------------------ 1922 ------- -------------
{ FOR RENT New sleeping rooms in
private family Or gentlemen. 1oi4
Mesquite street Phone 727 2tg
FoR RENT Throo-room Furnished
cottage $500 per month r. l..
, vaughn 22t lsesaca street Phone tss.
g7s
one 4-room and one 5-room com &
pletely furnished bungalows. 1919 ana
1921 Water street. for rent Inquire.
Mrs. Gotslich. sos pslo Alto street. 81
ron RENT two large upstairs
south rooms. furnished Near Central
/ school, $40 ~ Broadway Phone io7
$50
FOR RENT Furnished house ~ sS
rooms and bath. Furnishings can be
bought. Can at 5ls Twigg Phone SIS
isa
FOR RENT Five room furnished cot
tage facing bay. one block from car
line, close IN; apply a. w stayton
First State Bank Bldg. city
------------------------- --------------- ----
FOR RENT Rio Gfande valley irri.
gated farm. 100 acres. about three miles
from Mercedes. cash or shares To- right
party will pay half minimum water
rent, f2.00 per acre per aunum out 81
my third and fourth ~ crops W s.
{ Han. 1914 Grayson Street san Antonio
Texas 2sg
I FOR RENT Five room cottage. mod
ern conveniences. tl5e0 small family
$500. Phone Gs7. 26T
z FOR RENT Three unfurnishcd APP
stairs rooms in heart Of city. No. Gisn
4. ChapaEral street. east front only $500
for the three rooms Also one south
west uptsairs room same building. un-
furnished. only $500 per month Apply
G, Il. Coleman. phones No. lac or No.
92a, city. ISL
FDR RENT New three room cottage
on Rogers avenue. $500 per month
Apply at no Mesquite street or Phone
22a. 22s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-12

novice could drive without a lesson
$50 FULL FLOATING rear azle-sO per cent over
size shafts.
go TINGKEN bearings in rear azle-everywhere.
(s5) NEW TYPE torque-arm takes stresses that would
otherwise be transmitted to delicate mechansms
See the book.
(s6) WORM BEvEL driving gears-fou7 we were able
to incorporate this feature is told in the story
Read it again.
SD CANTILEVER rear springs-raost luxurious
riding springs ever invented. See the book.
(5s) RIGID attachment of cantever springs to axle
act as radius rods-keep axle in perfect alignment
at all times.
(S9) REIIY electric starter and lighting Made like
the car-to stay good. Always starts. Some don't
you know.
(4O) STARTER hook-up-exclusiveIy REQ Worm
d-ve-connected all the time but no wear when car
is running. No shifting gears-no over-running
ratchets lot of better features-see the book for
the rest.
C41) STARTER LEVER-handy, but unobtrusive-
you touch it only when you want to-
(42) TIRE PUMP attachedt to starter sha-eonnected
at all times. Always ready-no lifting ofthehood-
hose carried in special compartment.
(43) DIAGdING attachments to headlights.
90 INSTRUMENT light and tail light connected in
series-f tail light goes out pilot light warns driver
(45) SPECIAL tail-ight swtch-a little thing but
most important when touring Conforms to regu-
lstionS Of all states.
(46) PRACTICALLY one-p piece pressed steel cowi.
Pressed steel body on wood frsme-so made it can't
spring "a'creak."
CD 61f-uNCH WIDER tonneau. Measure the
others-measure themi
(4s) so PER CENT OVERSIZE IN ali vital parts
the REQ factor of safety.
(4o) REQ accuracy-Reo care-Reo inspection every.
where. Parts ground to absolute exactness.
(5O) 1o0-odd steel forgings-in many places where
others think castings good enough.
(51) REAL LEATHER upholstering-we've never
found any substitute that Just as good"
(52) REAL HAIR-rotains its spring as nothing else
does.
(5s) REAL RUBBER and Sea Island cotton In tires
not cheesecloth and Jersey clay.
go VENTILATINGi, rain-vision clear-vison wind
shield-and attached to stay put.
(55) CLEVER-and strong-wndshield and top sup
Port-have to study in detail to fully appreciate.
$50 GENUINE one-man top. Show type-only
other using kind sells for several hundred
dollars more.
SD LIGHTER weight in proportion to power-resuit
of using better materials.
(5s) EVERY PART-radiator-cap to tail-Hght-Reo
made and REQ guaranteed.
$50 MOST ACCESSIBLE car IN the world. Adjust
ment can be made to any unit without disturbing
any other. Value in dollars to the owner Is inesti-
mable.
(6o) FLNALLY-and most important to you, the REQ
nsmeplate- This signifies that the REQ guarantee,
with all it stands for in integrity and financial
stability, goes with the car.
DELIVERIES: viii begin about January 1st Only
way to be sure of getting yours early IL TO order
now. See your local dealer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-12
The Six of "Sixty Superiorities"

butb
%
i idea For policy has
| Dependable automobile
AND YOU WILL ALWAYS
| money
villa
| the REQ
so YOU n
| n n ernen.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-05-14

said cause, which motion was set
down for argument on the 9Th day OF
October, 1913, at Clarksburg, West
Virginia; that before the said 9th day
Of October, 1913, number of the de-
PENDANTS, through their counsel, re.
quested the hearing on said motion tc
be continued until the 22nd day of
October, 1913, so as to permit the at
torneys for the defendants to see and
inspect the bill of complaint which
had been filed by said coal company;
that on the said 22nd day of October
1913, thereof the defendants appeared
in court at Wheeling, West Virginia
and filed their motion to dismiss the
bill Of complaint filed by the complain
ant, and in addition thereto filed theil
answer denying the material aver
ments of the bill SO filed against them
that thereupon counsel for the com
plainant expressing desire to sub
NIT the cause to the court, the same
was agreed to by the defendants, and
thereupon the complainant's counsel
prepared an agreed order in the
words and figures following, to-wit:
I'm the District Court of the United
State, for the Northern District OF
West Virginia.
West Virginia Pittsburg Coal Co.,
Plaintiff,
John P. White, James Oates, Robert
Wood, ct ais, Defendants.
In Equity.
"This 22nd day of October, 1918,
came the plaintiff by its attorney, J. F.
Cree, also came the defendants, Van
Bitner, John G. Palmer, Jr, Erskine,
Palmer & Curl, and S. B. Montgomery,
and thereupon said defendants by
their said solicitors moved the court
to dismiss the Bill of Complaint filed
in said cause and dissolve the temper
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-05-14
Charges Against
Judge Dayton
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against Union Labor, has been very
pronounced; that said Judge Dayton,
being interested in several mining
operations within the northern district
of West Virginia knowing of the at
titude of the operators and of those
with whom he has been associated in
the coal business, to prevent the un-
ionizing Of the miners of West Vir-
ginia, and especially the northern dis
trict of West Virginia, and being
alike interested with them, has lent
his services, as Judge, to the coal
operators of said State, and especially
in the northern district of West Viz
ginia, in the way of issuing injunc-
tons to prevent said miners from ex-
ercising their just and legal rights
under the laws of the State of West
Virginia, and of the United States and
has arbitrarily and unjustly, for the
purpose Of furthering his own inter-
ests and assisting said coal operators
to discourage the miners of the north
ern district of West Virginia, from ex-
ercising legal rights in an effort to
better their conditions, and has de-
nounced miners appearing before him,
who have been brought into his court
under process issued by his orders;
that said miners have been, by said
Judge, called criminals before trial
for alleged violations of injunctions
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-05-14

rawarded by him, at the instance Of
coal companies; that he has held their
organization to be a criminal conspir-
acy; that his treatment OF the miners
in the northern district OF West Vlr-
ginia who has sought to exercise their
legal rights has been so unjust, in its
character, and his hatred OF, and Bit
terness to said miners has been SO
pronounced and his arbitrary rulings
against them, have been OF such a
term, the same jurors serve at the diff
character that has caused all persons
who knew OF such actions on the part
of said Judge, towards said miners, to
believe that he, the said Judge, is unfit
to occupy the high Office OF a Judge
whose duty it is to fair and impartial
ly try causes and to administer JUS
tice without prejudice or fayoritism.
Wherefore, and because of these mat.
tiers hereinbefore stated, the said Day
ton Is guilty Of misconduct in Office,
and Is guilty of high crimes and mis-.
demeanors.
Fourteenth. On the 29th day of
September, 1918, at the suit of the
West Virginia Pittsburgh Coal Com
pany, which company owns mines in
Brooke county, West Virginia, the
said Brooke county being in the north
ern district of West Virginia, the said
Judge Dayton, without notice to the
defendants, awarded said company
temporary restraining order against
John P. White, president of the United
Mine Workers of America and various
other persons then occupying subor-
dinate Offices and positions in said
miners organization; that at the time
said restraining order was awarded on
the said 18th day of September, 1913,
a motion was made by the plaintiff,
the West MISUNDERSTANDING Coal Com
pany, for a preliminary injunction in
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11
ADDITION TO CENTRAL SCHOOL.
Taxpayers To Be Asked For Appro
priation-Other School Matters.

Announcement is made that the
board Of education Of Portage town
ship is preparing for an addition to
the Central school in which the gymna-
SUM, manual training and domestic
science departments will be located
This project will be submitted to the
taxpayers during the coming year and
an appropriation sufficient to cover the
proposed addition will be asked. The
present cOngested conditions make the
move a necessity and there is little
doubt that the appropriation will carry.
At the annual meeting OF the board
Monday evening. successor to Deem
J.. Robinson will be named. Mr.. Rob
lnson has announced his resignation
and the candidacy Of John G.. Stone
subsequently was made known. An
other position TO be filled is that caus-
ed by the resignation Of +. w. Stoyle
and w T. Gray is a candidate for that
position. f. L. Batcheldnr, whose
term expires, also will be candidate.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11
RAINBOW TROUT FRY HERE.
Large Consignment Of SpeckIed Beau
ties for Local Streams.

large consignment of rainbow
trout fry arrived i'm Houghton this
morning over the South Shore rail-
road from the 500 hatcheries. The
speckled beauties will be planted in
the streams of the copper country and
those in charge of the trout commence
ed operations Immediately. a large
supply of the trout will be planted in
the Sturgeon river, commencing az the
mouth of that stream to a point ten
or twelve miles up the stream. For
many years there have been no trout
to speak of in the Sturgeon and MIN
RODS will now have an opportunity to
fish the stream from its source to its
moIth.
The rainbow trout is a particularly
gamey fish and it Is impossible to
plant his variety in the same locality
spcckled trout and other varieties in
habit The rainbow trout is noted for
it's ability as fighter and soon proves
the universal law of the survival of
the fttest by driving away or killing
the other species ~
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11
WILL ATTEND DIVINE SERVICE.
Canton Superior Lodge, No. 81, Will
Go to Laurium.

Members Of Canton superior lodge,
No. g. OF Houghton, have accepted an
invitation from Copper City Canton,
No. 4j. 10 attend divine services at the
L.aurium NJ. f. church in a body to-
morrow morning. Members Of the To-
cal order will take the street car that
leaves the county bridge corner at
sis tomorrow morning. ON arriving
in Laurium the Houghton organization
will be met by Copper City Canton
and they will march TO church.
The regular monthly meeting of the
local Canton will be held in the !. q.
o. +. lodge rooms on Sheldon street
the evening Of July Il At this time
plans for the annual outing to take
place at Electric park August l. Will
be discussed and further action taken
in regard 10 the picnic. II has already
been definitely decided, however, that
the outing this year will be to Electric
park. but those in charge have several
matters OF vital Importance to act on.
Every member of the lodge is urged
10 attend this meeting.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11
MEETS TRA6lC DEATH
ON AUTOMOBILE JOURNEY
SISTER OF o. r. REMNANT is
DROWNED WHEN MACHINE
DROPS INTO RIVER.

Mrs. Henry Weber. a sister OF ID
II. remnant of Hubbel, met tragic
death while on an automobile journey
in California Thursday, the auto jump
ing an embankment and precipitatins
the occupants into the Sacramento
river. The owner OF the car ana MS
wife swan ashore and Mrs. Webber
was drowned.
The trip was TO have taken the par
" through Nevada and California, be-
ginning July :. According TO a Detroit
dispatch, the chauffeur lost control Of
the car when going down steep in
cline and the auto plunged over the
banks Of the river.
The late Mrs. Weber was n former
resident Of Calumet. having been rails
cd and educated in the public schools
of that city. Twenty years ago, she
and her husband left for California
where they had since made their home.
The decedent was As years of age.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11
URGE SHAFT FOR ERICKSON.
U. p. Residents Want Memorial Erect
ed for Famous Commander.

Upper peninsula residents have for
wardcd petitions To Michigan congress-
man asking that bill be introduced
providing for a memorial to John
Erickson. This naval hero was in
command of the Monitor when 1t
achieved its famous victory over the
Nerrimac in Hampton Roads at the
outbreak OF the Civil war. Many OF
Erickscn's countrymen live in the up
per peninsula ana they are anxious
that some recognition be given to his
services to the government. The bill
now is pending before the House, 1T
having been introduced by Chairman
Fitzgerald Of the appropriation COM
mittec.
Apropos Of the proposed memorial,
the lathe which was used to turn the
turret of the Monitor, was partially
destroyed when the Carroll foundry
was Quilted by flames last spring.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11
LAKE LINDEN BREvITIES.


Fred Toupin of Globe. Ariz., is WIS.,
iting relatives in Lake Linden.
William Holtzerger Los Angeles,
Cal, is visiting in Lake Linden.
A. l.. Raiche returned yesterday
from a two weeks visit in Lincoln.
Neb. Mrs. Raiche will remain in Ne
braska to spend the summer.
The joint outings of the Lake Linden
and Hubbell Congregational Sunday
schools will be held at White City
next Friday. The steamer r. b. Hayes
has been chartered for the trip.
Wilbur Vivian, former Lake Lin
den resident, and now located in
Butte, Mont, is recovering from a
serious illness. Mr.. Vivian was i'm a
hospital short distance from the
Butte Miners Union Hall, when that
structure was dynamited on June %.
Ollie Kirchen. a former Lake Lin
den resident, will return from Pitts
burg next week to visit local relatives
Mrs. John Perrault of Mills has been
removed to the Lake Linden hospital
where she will undergo an operation
The Lady Maccabees conducted Me-
mortal services at their meeting this
week. The ceremony was in charge
of Mrs. Ellen Greene, commander OF
the order.