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Death of G. ]. Reynolds.

Mr.. and Mrs. &. Il. Ryan, of Harlin-
gen, left yesterday morning 10 attend the
funeral services Of George j. Reynolds,
father Of Mrs. Ryan. who died Saturday.
November 13. in Alice. al the age of >
years. Mr.. Reynolds came 10 South
Texas some 60 years ago from England
where he was born. lie entered the
cattle business and succeeded in ba ON
ing a well TODD ranchman. lie built and
founded Orange Grove. but his main ac-
QUESTION was the possession IF 4 modest
nature and a big heart. a better or
more popular character in the Rio
Grande Valley region would have been
hard to find. His hospitality was *
tended to all. His door was never closed
To the travelling stranger. The old time
boys from Laredo to Brownsville feel n
though they have lost a brother. He was
well known in Corpus Christi and nj
most all in Harlingen knew the old fa-
miliar figure of Uncle Joe" as he was
fondlv called by his Mexican help. We
ioin with and in behalf of his many
friends here. in extending II Sim"ereSt
svmnathies to this bercaved family
Harlinccr Star.
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ARMY MATTERS
Army Orders.

y my OIutTS.
Washington. -. c.. Nov. 24.-Army orders:
Lieutenant Colonel Jay l.. Hoffer. ordnance
department. To Sandy Hook proving ground.
temporary duty.
Second Lieutenant George /. Thatcher. Coast
artillery. lO6th company, To mine planter Major
Samuel Ringgold.
Orders November Is. assigning Second Lieu
tenant Edgar Il. Colladay. coast artillery. H.
flfty-eighth company. amended so as 10 assign
him t. Hist company.
Captain Marlborough Churchill. Field nrtil.
l"ry. Inspector instructor. inspect militia bat
terry. Hampton. Va.
Leaves: Lieutenant Thomas Il. Dngan. Sixth
cavalry. two months: First Lieutenant Alex
ander VI. Milton. Fourth cavalry. two months.
q aptain Robert II. Carter. Thirteenth infan.
Try. two months; Captain Ernest ". Wood
Ninth infantry. one month: Captain Walter X.
Wilson. coast artillery corps. six days: Second
Lieutenant William III. Simpson. Sixth infan.
try. one month. ten days; First Lieutenant
Harry L.. Jordan. Twentieth infantry. TIVE
months: Second Lieutenant Thnburn X. Brown
seventh cavalry. one month.
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Juarez Race Track
Brilliant Opening
Especial To The IIerald.)


FL PaSo, Texas, Nov. II, - Whether
General CarraEza will carry out his
threat TO stop race track betting is the
principal topic of horsemen who are
gathered here for tOmorrow's grand OPP
cning at the Juarcz track. The Jockey
Club officials believe their franchise,
granted by the DiaZ government, will
still hold water, and they expect no N
tagoniSm from the new provisional pres
ident. The opening tomorrow promises
to be a gala event. with large attendance
of Americans and McXicanS and some \
cellent contests.
The Juarez track il one Of the most
costly and perfect in appointments of
any race track in existence and has
called for Il greater outlay of money than
any soil track. with the possible eXcep-
tion of the Belmont track. Since last
winter the great track. a mile and one.
eighth around. has been raised 50 rs
4 give il 4 perfect drainage. Postpone
mentS are expected 10 be- very few This
season will extend for a hundred or
more racing days.
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AND ONE DOSE HAS OFTEN DIS
PEELED YEARS or SUFFERING.

Mayr', Wonderful Remedy can really
be termed WONDERFUL. No matter
where You live-you will find people who
have suffered with Stomach. Liver and
Intestinal Ailments, etc. and have been re-
stored to health and are loud in their
praise of this remedy. Ii acts on the
source and foundation of these ailments,
removing the poisonous catarrh and bile
accretions, taking out the inflammation
from the intestinal tract and assists in
rendering the same a~ntiseptic. Sufferers
are urged to try one dose-which alone
should relieve your suffering and convince
You that Mayr's Wonderful Remedy should
restore YOU 10 good health. Put it to a
test today. Send for booklet on Stomach
Ailments 10 Geo. 1T. Mayr, Mfg. Chemist,
l56 Whiting St., Chicago, or better still,
obtain o bottle from your druggist. For
sale by druggists everywhere-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-24

The ladies of the different woman's
clubs in Brownsville have brought to this
city the distinguished honor of being the
first IN the land to comply with President
Wilson's request for a THANKSGIVING
Peace day program. AT Il recent meeting
Of the Learners club Il committee was ap-
pointed to secure the cooperation of the
other clubs in the city in making the
proposed Peace day celebration Il success.
The heartine~s with which the other clubs
responded was attested by Yesterday aft
ernOon's affair.
The celebration was held nj the parish
house of the Episcopal church, which had
been decorated with Thanksgiving emblems
IN honor of the occasion. Previous 10 the
opening Of the reception, to which all the
ladies IN the city were invited, a Joint bust
ness meeting Of the members of the clubs
was held. The meeting was presided over
by Mrs. George s. Stell, president of the
Learners club.
An important outgrowth of the business
meeting may be the establishment of a
JOINT club house. open to the various wom-
ems clubs of the city and to their interests.
II l. planned To form n local federation of
women'S clubs. This federation will be in
line with the national federation's plans
for greater cooperation between the clubs.
In furtheranee of this plan a Joint meet
ing of the clubs will be held at the parish
house next Tuesday afternoon.
After the business meeting the reception
committee. composed Of the presidents of
the participating clubs, gathered to re-
celve their guests. The afternoons enter
tainment consisted of a literary program
prepared under the direction of Mrs. J. C..
George and Mrs. Gu~Sie Scott CLANCY.
and a musical program arranged BY Miss
Anita kowal~ki, musical director Of the
Brownsville public schools.
During the afternoon u tribute 10 the
spirit OF the meeting was received from
the Charity Home. the emblem sent b. the
home being a floral likeness Of the Nav
flower. the vessel that brought the Pill
grlms to America. A card accompanying
the offering bore this message:
"The Charity Home Joins in Thanksgiy-
ing and in prayers 10 our Heavenly Father
that Ills Peace and Charity shall prevail
throughout the world
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SOCIAL NOTES

in response to this message of PRAYER
q messenger was dispatched to Miss Nora
Kelly, manage Of the home, thanking the
institution and expressing the apprecia-
tion of the assembly.
DR.. George NJ. MacDougall, rector Of
the Church of the Advent, read the presi-
dents peace proclamation to the assembly.
Mrs. ". A. Ross read a very interesting
paper on "Peace and Thanksgiving" and
Mrs. George Hamilton read one Of the
many beautiful poems which have been
written during the present war.
Miss Georgia Dancy read that old
Thanksgiving favorite. "When the Frost i
on the Pumpkin and the Folders in the
Shock" As an encore Miss Dancy read
"Ruggle's Christmas Party" Miss Fanny
Mullen very effectively told the story of
the first THANKSGIVING.
A chorus composed of Mrs. Ira Web
ster. Mrs. Fred S~izelan. Mrs. w. A. Rut-
ledge. Mrs. A. s. Gimble, Mrs. Frank Shell
ton. Mrs. G. Carey Barton and Misses
Nora Douglas. Isabel Pierce and Anita Ko-
WALSH. sang the Thanksgiving anthem.
the Peace anthem and America. Mrs. Bar
ton rendered a very excellent and appro-
pirate solo.
Mrs. Blanche L.oew, chairman Of the re-
freshmen committee. had caused to be-
prepared a delicious luncheon Of sand
witches and coffee. The hall was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers. corn. pump
kins and winter vegetables, always as
sociated with Thanksgiving. The decora-
tons were by Mrs. n. F.. Kendall, Mr..
Ramsay and Mrs. Clark.
In the business meeting. Mrs. Stell.
president Of The Learners club. was az
sisted by Mrs. W.. II. Jones. president Of
the Parent Teachers association. and Mrs..
j. A. Graham. president Of the Self Culture
club.
After the entertainment the Offering
from the Charity Home was taken To The
Eagle Pharmacy, where it is now ON dis
play.
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Lieut.. Johnson Goes
To Fort Sam Houston

Lieutenant Harold Il. Johnson of the
Third Cavalry. formerly post adjutant
AT Fort Brown. and probably the only
ofltcr ut Fort Brown who has been sta
toned there constantly since the arrival
of the first squadron of the Third Cav
airy in March. 1914. has been transferred
Ia Troop X of the Third. now stationed
at Fort Sam Houston. Lieutenant John.
son is succeeded in his b troop command
by Lieutenant Reynolds. who recently
arrived in Brownsville from the Phil
ippines.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Johnson expected
TO leave this afternoon for Fort Sam
Houston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-24

FOR TRADE-Hieh class auto in good
condition, for house and lot. small tract
of land. mules or cattle. Cliff & Perry,
Harrington. Texas. 30
Notice Of Special City Election for the City OF
Brownsville. Texas.
Under and hy virtue Of. and in accordance
with the laws Of the State Of Texas. in such
eases made and provided. and pursuant t. IN
order Of the City Council of the City ~
Brownsville. Texas. made ~ its regular session
upon this date. ordering and providing for a
Of Brownsville. in Cameron County. Texas. no
tice is hereby given that a special city election
in and for the city of brownsville will b. held
on the second Tuesday in December \. H..
1915, the same being the 18th day IF December
A. ID. 1915. tor the purpose Of the adoption nr
rejection ofsthe Charter ~ prepared ~ the
Commission If Fifteen selected ~ the quail
fed electors of the City of Brownsville on the
10Th dav ~ .July A. II. 1918. and reported a.
the CITY Council Of the City ot brownsville. on
the o5th day Of October. A. u. 1915. and for
the election Of a Mayor and four Commission
ers. designated ms Commissioner No. l. Com
missioner No. ,. Commissioner No. ) and Com
missioner No. 4. 10 serve aS a Board Of Com
missioners of the City Of Brownsville under
said Charter. should tn" same be- adopted by
the qualified voters of the City Of Brownsville.
Texas. ~ :
the four ca wards Of said city IN accordance
with and as prescribed by the laws of the State
If Texas. in such cases made and provided. and
the following places are hereby designated as
Dolling places and the parties hereinafter
named are hereby appointed election officers
in and for each of the respective wards of said
city. to-wit:
First Ward
Said election shall be held in the First Ward
of said City, at a frame house belonging to
Ramon Olvera. on the north side of Adams
street. corner of Fourth street.
Presiding officer. A.. II. Cole.
snecial election To be held in and for the City
Judge, Frank Slavitchecke.
Judge, j. +. Allen.
Judge, Albert Snyder. -.
Said election shall he held in the Second
Ward AZ what is known rs the "Obreros Hail..
between Ninth and Tenth streets. on the north
side ~ Adams street, in said city.
Presiding officer. r. W. kibbe.
.Judge, Saunders Gregg.
Judge. j. j. Cooke.
Judge, NJ. III. Flores.
Third Ward
Said election shall be held in the Third Ward
~ the old Council Chambers. being the place
over the Texas lunch counter. on the Market
Square. in said city.
Presiding officer, a.. Dlttnsann.
Judge. II. II. Hinkley.
Judge. David Maltby.
Judge. Jose Garcia Anorga-
Fourth Ward -.
Said election shall be held in the Fourth
Ward al McClintock's Garage, between Ihir-
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PLANT
FOR THE POST

Yesterday Chaplain John ChenOweth
through the post quartermaster that his
request for lumber necessary for con
struction Of a moving picture plant at
Fort Brown had been allowed from pub
lie funds. In this and other ways the
war department is taking recognition Of
the fact that the needs incident To chap
lain's work ut this place are exceptional
In some particulars this camp partakcs
of the nature of Il brigade post. Three
commands of three arms of the service
are encamped at this place and but one
chaplain is present at Brownsville.
Chaplain Chenoweth being attached to
the Fourth Infantry.
In view of this fact the chaplain has
proceeded OH the theory that. in the
planning of his work and the erection
of his recreation and amusement plant.
he should take the interests of all men
cncampcd in this place into account.
Accordingly all organizations Of the ar
tillery. cavalry and infantry at Fort
Brown have been called upon to contrib
ute towards the expense of the moving
picture programs. These financial guar
antees all the organizations have freely
given the chaplain. and the heartiest
cooperation has been shown on the part
of them all. AS now arranged, nightly
programs of moving pictures are given
free to all at place adjoining the Fourth
Infantry recreation tent. So long as
pleasant weather prevails the programs
will be given out doors, but in case Of
rain or cold winds. the pictures will be
shown inside the large assembly tent.
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Relatives Millionaire
Try To Balk Cupid
Especial To The Herald.)

P~ittsburg. Pa. Nov. 24-Areuments
will he heard today on the petition of
relations of Henry Denniston. million
aire PittSburg r%ecluSe. who seek To have
a guardian appointed to look after his
estate. The recluSe is 76 years old and
he is engaged to wed Il woman consid-
crably Younger than himself. Evidence
aS To the capability of the aged million
aire 10 handle his own affairs has been
given in court. and Judge Miller has
privately examined the r%ccluSe.
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TUESDAY, Bridue.

Miss Ruth Craig was hostess to the
Tuesday Bridge club. and besides the club
members there were present MeSdamcs
David +. Spero. Grover Wagner. A. NJ.
Kent. Martin Besteiro and q. III. More.
Mrs. fillmore s. Order was awarded the
club prize and Mrs. Wagner the guests
prize.
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Thanksgiving Dance.

Invitations are being issued today 10 the
Thanksgiving dance 10 he given ut the
IIinklev auditorium Thursday evening by
the young men Of the city. This will be
the Young men. and the gentlemen Of both
the younger and solder sets will be the
hosts. The orchestra Of the Fourth in
fantry band will play for the occasion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-24

TODAY'S CALENDAR

: Mrs. J.. J. Yonng Of Fifth and st.
: Charles streets, e~ntertains the We'd
: neSday Bridge club at 3 80 o'clock
. this afternoon.
. Ellis CLANCY Jr. is entertaining his
. little friends at the home Of his pa
. rents at 90 Levee street i'm honor Of
. his third birthday.
. Wedding of Miss Pauline Landrnm.
. daughter of j. l.. Landrum, 10 Mr..
. III. l.. Goode of Donna. ut the Lam
. drum ranch. near San Benito. Only
. relatives and intimate friends are.
. present.
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WE TRADE unincumbered property at its
actual cash value for vendors lien notes.
800 East Pecan St. San Antonio, Texts
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Annual Austin Poultry Show Open.

Austin. Texas. Nov. 24.-The annual
in-tin poultry show opened here TODAY end
win continue through Saturday. Many
exhibitors have entered fowls.
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ond squadron of the Third which have
been stationed at Mission. will be removed
to Fort R~inggold, joining with the two
troops of the Third stationed there, com
manded by Major Z. Mel. Carter. Two
troops of the Sixth cavalry, stationed Mt
Fort Ringgold, will replace the Third cav
airy troops now stationed at Mission.
See Get Rich Quick WalIingford' COM
edy ut the Dittmann tonight. Complete
story-adv Ii.
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McC Coy Command To
Rio Grande City

II was announced at Fort Brown today
that a change i TO be made about the first
of December in the cavalry patrol at Mis-
sion, which for the past year has been in
command Of Captain Frank r. Mccoy Of
the Third cavalry. Two troops Of the see
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VENDORS LIEN T

WANTED TO TRADE-Will trade Della
ware farm of 16l acres, well improved.
two miles from railroad station, close TO
good markets, for smaller place in Rio
Grande Valley. For further information
write ID. F.. care Herald. pa
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Saturday Event.

Mrs. David Lawrence Spero of AIS
Levee street, entertainS at cards Saturday
at 3 O'clock in honor of Mrs. Martin Bes-
%teiro. who recently returned after n lengthy
stay in Colorado.
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SCRAP METAL BUYERS-Highest prices
paid for. scrap metal. Brownsville Junk
Co. Office Rio Grande Electric Co. -
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE.

BOUGHT AND SOLD.-Dealer in marble,
granite, monuments. 10th and Levee. j.
r. Steele. "a
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
POSITIONS WANTED.

tThe Herald win publish. free Of charge. for
a period of three DAYS, until the beadI ~ .po-
sitions Wanted advertisement for persons
out OF employment who are seeking employ
ment. Such persons are az liberty 10 use the
classified Column" Of The Herald. All that
Is necessary Is that they send in their writ
ten advertisements. Answers may be directed
IN care Of The Herald If desired. Out Of town
requests will please enclose postage for re-
plies u answers are directed in care Heraldl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
D SALE.
WANTED TO RENT
r METAL DEALERS.

SOUTHWESTERN IRON METAL COM
pany-Dealers in scrap iron, metals.
rubber, rags, bottle, bones, etc. 10ls
Levee street. -21
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FOR TRADE-High class auto in good
condition, for honse and lot, small tract
of land, mules or cattle. Cliff & Perry.
Harrington. Texas. 20
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-26
KITTY DONER A
STAR PERFORMER
One Of Principals in Dancing
Around" Is Only 10
~. .e% Il

Kitty D0ner is one of the numer-
GUS principals in Dancing Around
! with Al Jolson, which comes to the
Auditorium September 3. That she
! helps justify the title of the piece
/, is evident to every person who has
seen her nimbly tripping about the
! stage, in every style of dance, from
a denlure waltz to a neck-breaking
acrobatic stunt with Frank Carter.
i Kitty Doner is just eighteen. and has
! been out of school for two years.
/; She is five feet, four inches in height
and possesses a 1.-the, boyish figure,
which makes her out Vesta Vesta
Tilley, when she appears in Dancing
Around attired in modish mans at.
tive Kitty comes naturally by ler
teNpsichorean ability for her parents
Joe and Nellie Doner have been pro-
fessional dancers for many years. In
fact, in the days Of David Hender.
! sons extravaganZas at the old Chi
| cago opera house Joe Doner was
prime favorite, both as dancer and
a comedian. Nellie Doner has been
a feature of the ballet numbers in
the New York Hippodrome for sew
eral seasons. Kitiy's father and mo.
ther were likewise prime favorites
with the visitors at Tony Pastors IN
the heyday of the success Of that pop.
ular theater. When Dancing
Around was put into rehearsal by
Mr.. j. ]. Schubert at the New York
Winter Garden, he looked about for .
slender youth to play q small part
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-26
THURSDAYS SALE : |:
n! LUCAS |! STORE ! ! |:
Weekly Sale Carries Great Bar.
gains With Il Again. Each
Department Contributes.

Every department, almost, of tle
A. W LUCAS Co. store contributes
bargains to the big Thursday sale,
being held today. This sale has been
a big success each week previously
and each week the management Of
the store makes attractive bargains
for the economical shopper. ~
A detailed advertisement appears
on another page Of this issue, which
will be Of interest to every shopper.
Read it over and profit by the bar.
gains.
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Cit, Ne.l,s
8. b. Thorpe and family Of Minot
were IN the city Tuesday.

8. B.. Thorpe and family Of Minot
were u the city Tuesday.
Mrs William Mcclure has returned
home from the hospital.
Miss Mabel Johnson was In the city
Oh business the other day.
Mrs. c. G. ruerst Ct Stanton is in
the city for medical treatment.
Mrs. George DALEY Of Mandan was
in the city visiting yesterday.
Uncle George Watson Of Mckenzie
is in the city for medical treatment.
F. D. Woodworth Of Driscoll is in
tho city fot few days for treatment
for hi1 eyes.
G.. b. Little left Tuesday evening
Tor Minneapolis, to be gone until Sat
urday evening.
krp. II. Bailey and infant daughter
OF Wing lett the Bismarck hospital for
'thSff 1hf yesterday.
d. Lloyd Erickson Of Napoleon has
been visiting here and IN Mandan on
business tor : couple Of days.
g. w. Cochfsne has Just received
twd carloads ct Ktmball pianos which
make fine display In his shop.
The post Office has finally distrib.
uted the eight carloads Of catalogues
which arrived here some days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. IA. w. Mellen have
returned from their honeymoon and
will occupy Mr.. Mellen's new house.
Fred Peterson went to the Bis.
marek hespital yesterday afternoon
foF an x.ray examination 70 deter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-26

gsl t.fs sz 4s.:,s: Az So
corn REMEDY" on earEl today. ""Gets:
1t" will surely get that corn or cal
lous You've been trying for d long
time to get rid of--take it right off
clean as a whistle" Apply it in 2
seconds-put youf stocking and shoe
right over it--nothing to stick, moth.
ing to hurt You needn't fuss with
thick bandages that make a package
out of your toe. No knives, razors
and scissors, no tape, no trouble. It's
simplicity itself, quick, painless. Try
it also FOR bl.nions and warts. h"
"Gets-It'' is sold at all druggists,
25c a bottle, or sent direct by f.
Lawrence & Co., Chicago. Sold in
Bismarck and recommended as the
worlds best corn remedy by Burt
Nnney.-Adv. ''> ~ p"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-26
ATTENTION, HUNTERS!

For sale, a complete automobile
hunting outfit, comprising tent, cook
stove and all other necessary. para.
phernalia. Address. J. p. Spies, 116
Broadway, Bismarck. N. D.-Adv.
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Mrs. James Dooley,. Mrs. Hoffman
and Mrs. McAuliff, all Of Mandan,
were in the ctty On z shopping tour
Tuesday.
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Tom Mccain Of Washburn has just
returned from st. Paul, after dispos.
ing of two car loads OF cattle for
the sum OF S4,l7z.65. The beef was
extra heavy, due to good pasturage
on his farm, near Sanger, and in con.
sequence Mr.. Mccain is wearing a
smile OF satisfaction over his good
sale.
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mine the cause of a strange malady
in his left arm.

States Attorney H. c. Lynn Of En-
mons county is in tne city on urgent
business ct the United States Land
Office.