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Presbyterian Church.

1000 q. m, Sunday School
11:eo a. IA. Preaching by DR.. Garrett
Snyder of Kansas City, Lilo.
$50 p. m. Christian Endeavor
1880 p. m. Preaching by DR.. Snyder
All are cordially invited to the SER
vices.
Mr.. Wooster's class of boys have
org>nized basket ball team.
APresbyterian congregational supper
was given last Thursday evening, Jan.
13, for the members of the church.
Quite number were present and all
reported a good social time Friday
night supper was served to the young
people.
The new kitchen at the church is pro-
crossing rapidly under the supervision
OF the Ladies Aid.
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stoIeaI.

quite recently our bishop went
over the hospital and spoke to the
Een in each ward In spite OF this SUI
faring the men seemed TO be In The
hest Of spirits @El
Parish Magazine.
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The Citizens State Bank, Hays
City. Kansas. always has plenty of
money to loan on good farms. They
will make you a special rate during
January.
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ResoIution Msana Mueh.

To think we are able Is alm9st - b
so. To determine upon sttainRzk IL
frequently attainment itself Thus
earnest resolution has often seemed
to have about il q SAVIOR Of omn49e-
tence-Samuel Smiles.
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Come in and let US talk about that
ranch you are going to get. You know
that YOU will have to have place for
cattle and horses that makes the money
no failures. / have lots of them at
bargains now. John h. Wood
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Happy SeIussoa.

What a happy solution OF tAs equal
suffrage problem it would Be II al
women who are ut for the ballot could
vote in place OF the men who are
1oti
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THE CHURCHES.
Baptist Notes.

Baptist Notes.
1000 a. m. Sunday School
HOO a. m. Preaching
$50 p. m. B. Y. P. U.
$50 p. m. Juniors
7:30 p. m. Preaching
Wednesday, 7:3O p. m. Prayer meet
ing.
You are welcome to all these services.
Rev. Edward o. Rogers,
Pastor.
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Alnaxa Averaae en-

It knocks about 90 per cent - -
conceit ont of q girl IL shs shows =
young man q photograph o. hsESsH
and he fails to ask her for It
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For Sale.

A Ford car in good condition and il
good running order.
Bunker & Bemis.
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The Same Old Grin.

In olden days we used to grin when
some subscriber wandered In and kinda
careless-hke, would say, 81 brung a
bar'l o. spuds t'day. THERE worth a
dollar, purity near, so send the paper
mother year. And mother wanted me
to say she liked that piece the other
day-th' one you wrote about our Bill
attaching school up on the Hill. That
tickled mother like the dooce an so she
sends this here fat goose. We never
used to need a cent TO pay the grocer
or the rent. Subscriptions out in trade
we took. We got along by hook or
crook, but times have changed and,
Nowadays, we must Adopt new-fangled
ways. The farmers all are business
men. They don't act now as they did
then They sell their stuff for good
hard cash, the mortgages have gone to
smash, q tractor has displaced the
mules, the children go to brick high
schools, they keep their money in the
banks, their gasoline in iron tanks.
They don't drop in to see US now, we
miss their visits, we'n allow, but still,
they write Us words of cheer, all neatly
typed, say once a year. They bring the
same old grin, by heck, those welcome
words, enclosed find check. Colby
Free Press.
There are several reasons besides
., lox.y r-,%o x,y1,.r - r,ox-1 70 Iaf n fo--,
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Box Social.

At the old Guard house on the Fort
Hill, Saturday, Jan. Is, everyone is
cordially invited.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-01-22

Man comes into the world without
mis- consent and leaves it against his
will. During his stay on earth his time
IS spent in one continuous round of con-
traries and Misunderstanding In his
infancy he's an angel; in his boyhood
he's a devil; in his manhood he is every
thing from lizard up; in his duties he's
a fool; If he raises a family he's a
ehump; If he raises a check he's a
thief and the law raises Cain with him;
if he's a poor man he's 2 poor manager
and has no sense; is he's rich he's. dis
honest but considered smart; If he's a
politician he's a CRATER and crook; if
he's out of politics you can't place him
and he's an undesirable eitizens If he
goes TO church he's q hypocFite; if he
stays away he's sinner; if he donates
to foreign missions he does it for show
and If he doesn't he's stingy and a
tightBad.
When he first comes into the world
everybody wants to kiss him and be-
fore he goes out everybody wants to
kick hin. AIse when he is little tke
big girls kiss him and when he Is big the
little girls Do likewise. If he dies
young there was a great future before
him and II he lives TO 3 ripe old age.
then, of eoars-, he Is living to saws
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Notiee 20 Contractors

Notice is hereby given after March
81, 1916, the scale OF wages will be
621I cts. per hour for Stone work.
Jess Fisher,
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People were all delighted with the
Kanopolis Gospel Team last SUNDAY.
Large enthusiastic audiences were
present.
The meetings were a real success.
There were five conversions and three
to unite with the church by letter.
Sunday morning subject: 1.-The
Dynamics Of the Gospel Evening:
Unconditional Surrender.
Next Wednesday afternoon the La
dies Aid will meet at 2 clock Com
mencing at O'Clock a 15c. luncheon
will be served. The public is requested
to dine with the Aid.
St. F1ichaers Episcopal Church.
Services for Sunday, January 9. 1916.
7:3O a. m. Holy Communion
1000 a. m. Sunday School
+ HOO a. m. Morning prayer and SER
mon
7:3O p. m. Evening prayer and ser
mon
ST. ANDREWS MISSION, sILvERDALE.
300 p. m. Evening prayer and ser
mon
/ Services are held at the two places or
the first and third Sundays in each
month. Strangers and visitors are
cordially invited and welcomed.
Richard Cox, of Ellsworth,
Priest in Charge
Why not some gold fish in the window
these gloomy days? We have some
beauties yet.
Hays City Drug Store.
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The most uninteresting pOetrz Il
that written about p poet FWt6ef.
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Hays BieA SchOsl GIesninss.

The locals of the Hays High School
are to appear under the title of High
School Gleenings. The notes that fol-
low viii be written by the Freshman
pupils; the Freshman having the privi-
lege of writing the News Items of the
High School until the end of 1876
school year The Sophomores having
written the News Items for the first
semester the Freshman not only will
come to their standard but will endeayor
to surpass them.
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Notice to IsabeIIas.

aL OuI H5AC ISS uIolI III5StIIIS q oIIOalIJ
25th, there will be installation of of
ficers. You are kindly urged to be
present.
By Order of the Grand Regent,
Sara Kissing, Historian.
Piano for Rent or Sale Cheap Immed-
lately.
Is fine used instrument taken in trade
near Hays and can be delivered prompt
ly, subject to approval after inspection.
We will either rent or sell at very low
figure and on purchasers own terms
rather than pay storage or freight to
Denver. Write at once for details.
THE KNIGHT CAMPBELL MUSIC Co.,
Denver, Colorado.
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funeral expenses. Life is a funny
thing, isn't it?-Ex.
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The Citizens State Bank, Hays
City, Kansas. has a regular farm
loan department. All interest pay
ments are made there If you should
happen to have a bad year. they
viii naturally feel under obligations
to help you as you had favored them
with the original business.
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1000 a. m. Sunday School.
HOO a. m. Public worship.
$50 p. m. Young Peoples Society.
7:30 p. m. Public worship.
7:30 p. M, Wednesday. Prayer meet
ing.
4:15p. M, Friday, Catechetical Glass
There will be regular services in the
church this Sunday morning and even
ing.
The Communion service has been
postponed another week. This delay
is unavoidable. The Lords Supper
will be administered on Sunday morn
ing. Due notice of this service will be
sent by mail to all members of the
church.
We understand that our laymen con
Quoted the service in very good form
last Sunday morning. The Lutheran
church in the last year has provided the
Office of Lay Reader to cover such an
emergency as the unavoidable absence
of the pastor. We are glad that we
have so many competent laymen in our
local church.
Rev. West was out of town for sew
eral days on synodical business. On
Sunday morning he assisted in the ded-
ication of the First Lutheran Church of
Kansas City, Mo-, Rev. Andreas Bard,
D. D., pastor; in the evening he Install
ed Rev. Weismiller as pastor of the
Children's Memorial Lutheran Church,
Kansas City, Mo. Monday he spent in
Kansas City, looking after new mis-
SION and other synodical matters. On
Tu esday he addressed the student body
at Midland College, Atchison, Kansas;
in the evening he made an address at
the annual banquet Of the First Luther
an Church of ST. Joseph, Mo, Rev.
Geo. s. Murphy, D. D., pastor. He
arrived home Wednesday night.
SPECIAL NoTICEi
"Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
delightful classic, viii be given by Miss
Meressa Thompson, reader of unusual
ability, in Trinity Lutheran Church,
Hays, Kansas, on Tuesday evening
This entertainment is under the aus
pices of the Lutheran Ladies Aid
Society. They are fortunate in secur-
Jag a reader who has the unqualified
endorsement of DR.. OFT, who some
years ago delighted Hays audiences
with his lecture Of sfSour Grapes. -
There can be 10 better story for gen
eral entertainment than ''Rebecca of
iSunnybrook Farm" Do rot forget the
date, Jan. 25. Prices are Csc. and 35c.
| Patronize the Ladies' entertainment
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Stra7ed or Stolen.

Two head of calves. First missed
December 81, notify, Ed BENDER,
Hays.
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Why not buy good brush cheap? A
special sale now on, of all kinds at the
Hays City Drug Store.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-01-22

There are several reasons besides
a low rate why it pays to get farm
loan at the Citizens State Bank,
Hays City; Kansas.
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Hays Music Club.
January Is, 1916.
Hostess Mrs. Alex Philip
PROGRAM
Scarlatti, Gluck, Handel
Roll Call Current Events
Piano Solo
(a). Capriccio from Sonata No. II
Scarlatd
(b). The Harmonious Blacksmith
Handel
Mrs. H. B. Neiswanger
(a). o Cessote di piagromi Arietta
Scarlatti
Cb). Sc. Florindo fdele Arietta
Mrs. ]. H. Ward
Piano
(a). Dance af the spirits for Or
pheus- -Gluck
Cb). March Of the Priests-Alceste
(c). Gavotte from Iphigenia in
Aulis- -Gluck
Mrs. T. M. Wood
Song
The Violet Scarlatti
Miss Dora Grass
Vocal trio
o Trust in the Lord, adapted from
Largo Handel
Vocal
AS When the Dove Laments Her
Love, aria from Aces and Gala
Handel
Miss Helen Pestana
Piano
Largo Handel
Mrs. Shively
Next meeting, Feb. 1, Mrs. C. J.
Smith, hostess.
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President of Union No. Is Hays, Kans.
Jan 15-t4.
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Sara Kissing, Historian
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Trinity Lutheran Church.
1000 d. m. Sunday School
HOO a. m. Public worship.
$50 p. m. Young Peoples Society.
7:30 p. m. Public worship.
7:30 p. m, Wednesday. Prayer meet
ing.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-29
Praises JUDGE MeekS

The editor is in receipt Of letter
from II. q. Nemnioh, grand secre'
tary Of Grand Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows OF Arkansas, relative TO &
speech made in the grand lodge by
our townsman, Judge j. w. Meeks
last week, which is self explanatory.
Th- letter follows:
"Deir Bro. BlankenshIp:-
al feel it my duty and 4 privil'
eye to write you few words IN re-
gard to Hon. J. w. Meeks, grand
representative Of our grand lodge,
20 the Sovereign Grand Lodge, who
halls from Pooahontas.
"Mr. G.. w. Pardee Of Little
Rock was a candidate for the Office
Of deputy grand sire and we, the
Arkansas delegation, centered upon
Judge Meeks to present Mr.. Par
dee's name TO the Sovereign body
~ such candidate. The manner IN
which he did so and the great speech
that he made IN Pardee's behalf
yesterday morning will 90 down in
Che history Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge as one OF the best that was
ever made before that body in res
pect to the nomination of candI-
date for office. 1t was full OF elo-
'qnenoe, wit and humor, and will
long ring in the ears Of those who
heard it as the very best they ever
heard.
Numbers Of members have come
10 me congratulating Arkansas up
on having men of such ability.
al write these few lines to let
you and the people Of Pocahontas
know what the men from all parts
of the North American Continent
ihink Of Judge Meeks.
"With fraternal greetings, re.
main, II. G. Nemnich,
"Grand Secretary"
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-29
!. 0. 0. T. Program

The Cdd Fellows District meet
ing will be held with Vernon
Lodge, No. $40, Saturday, Oct. I,
1915, beginning at 10 o'clock a m.
The following program will be ren.
dered:
Welcome Address-C. o Bunch.
Response-Visiting Members.
Address-Herbert Price.
Address. A. Allison.
Address. w. Meeks.
Dinner will be served at 1880.
The afternoon will be devoted 10
4 business session. Come, and
let's enjoy the day together.
q. II. Carter, Pres.
ChSs. o. Bunch, Sec
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-29
AGAINST Act No. 2

Hon. w. l.. Pope, who is one OF
the men appointed by the Arkansas
Anti Saloon League to look after
the interests Of the League in RAN
dolph county, announces that he
has secured the services OF John d.
Kerley, Clifford James and K. T,
Harrison to make some speeches in
the county against Act No. 2,
which has for its purpose the repeal
Of the statewide prohibition law,
Mr.. Kerley will speak at Maynard,
Mr.. James at Ravenden Spring,
and Mr.. Harrison at Biggers and
ReYuo, dates to be annou need later
Mr.. Pope, himself, will make some
speeches at convenient points in the
county between now and the date
Of the election. lie will make 8
talk on the subject at the closing oI
The Noland school today.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-29
Arkansas VS. Missouri

Ingram, Ark, Sept. Gath Our
ball team, the "Diamonl Specials"
took long stride in the amateur
sport as they unloaded IN the city
Of Doniphan last Friday for two
games with the "White Caps The
Missouri boys called our boys "the
Arkansas lIighlanders," but soon
realized that the II LIS. were IN the
game with an eye that meant vic
tory. The first game was Friday
afternoon that resulted IN a victory
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-29

DIR. II, l., Throgmorlou took
Lester Holman, young mln OF
Skaggs, TO Memphis Sunday where
he underwent an operation for an
absoess on the lungs.
Joe Decker, Noel Fry, Elmer
Taylor aud a Mr., Bell Of Rayeuden
Springs were In Pocahoutas Wcdues
day looking after business. Mr..
Bell has Just recently purchased
nice farm near Ravenden Springs.
The attention Of our readers is
called to the report Of the Equalzl,
tion Board IN this issue OF the Star
Herald.
Mrs. ME-. Adair, for many years
a resident Of this county, and who
owns a fine farm at Manson, has
sold her residence property in Po-
eahontas aud will leave in few
days for Idaho, where she will mske
her home with her daughter, Mrs.
L. l.. Clifford.
George Turner returned the latter
part Of last week from St. Louis
where he had been to close a deal
for a car load Of the well known
and popular Chevrolet cars. Mr.
Turner will, IN addition to keeping
the ears in stock, handle all parts
Of said cars, so that repairs can be
had here without taking the time
and trouble to order from the oIty.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-29

for the local team with scores 10 to
IL. On Saturday afternoon for the
second game in which our"Specials"
settled down to a tune of"get busy"
The game was fast aud snappy,
with our boys on the bright side
and finished with scores I to 2 IN
favor OF the Arkansas boys.
This perhaps will be the last con-
test with our team this season, hav.
ing played about twenty games aud
losing four is the record for the
Diamond Specials" for the season
oil 1915.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-29
WAGON FOR SALE

For sale, alta bargain, Sin Weber
Il Damme wagon, good IS new, has
not been run year. VIM BallE,
8 stpd Pocshoutas, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-29
piles Cured in 6 tot4 Dnys.

Your druggist will refund money II PAzo
OINTMENT fails to cure any case Of Itching.
mind, Bleeding OF Protruding Piles in 10 Il days
dhe hrst application gives Ease AID Rest. Soc
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-29
Late Local News

! Mfa, MhsBlN hN'N"
daughter we're shopping in Walnut
Ridge the latter part Of last week
Geo. Lcwallou left Tuesday for
Little Rock aud Hot Springs. He
will spend a couple OF weeks
at the Springs.
Mrs. &. A. Virtue and Mrs. Law
renee StubblcGed are visiting at
Newport tins week.
w. l.. Mock Of Mock passed
through Pooabontas Tuesday going
to Memphis to attend the far and
70 transact some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II, Hargrove
will soon be comfortably located in
the pretty Gill property on the west
side.
For Sale or Trade-Farm located
| 10 miles northwest Of Pocahontas.
90 acres in cultivation. Good prop
osition. Call on ]. +. Moore,
! Pooahontas, Ark. O II
Ladies Ram Goats, all styles, low
prices. Walls Store. O-lt
Chas. Potect of RsYno was
business visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Tom Bigger was visiting at
Blggers first OF the week.
Pocahontas Lodge Noes, knights
Of Pytbias ia having very hne meet
ings each Tuesday night. Two ap'
plioants will be ready for the rank
Of knight, at the next meeting
and the petition of two others for
the ranks have been received since
the last meeting.
n. p. Gates of Peach Orchard
has been spending the past week
with friends in and around Poca-
hontas.
Mrs. Lewallen of Thayer, Mo, is
in Pocahontas this week, visiting
at the home Of her son, George
Lewallen.
DR.. SHUTTLE and family went up
TO NaYlor Sunday. The Doctor re-
turned home Monday, but Mrs.
SluttIe aud the children remained
over until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Stacy went
down TO Manson Wednesday to help
Uncle JEFF Stacy celebrate his 74th
birthday. Uncle JEFF Is hale and
hearty and bids fair to live many
years longer.
Mrs. Leonard Miles OF DeBow
passed through Pocahontas first Of
the week enroute TO Little Rock TO
visit relatives.
Mrs. Grissom of Oklahoma, who
had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Dean Pratt, returned home last
week.
Mrs. W. II. Wsddle was visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. II. Mldkif,
at Walnut Ridge first Of the week.
Mrs. M,rt Bennett vas visiting
at Shannon Wednesday.
Sam Lindsey was looking after
business at MiddIebrook last Sa.ur-
day.
Some style to the new high top
shoes. Come in all leather. Wallis
Store. 6-2t
Mrs. Stella Lucas, formerly Of
Pocahontas, but now living at Chat.
fee, Mo , has been the welcome
guest of relatives and old friends in
and around Pocahontas for several
days past.
L.R. Martin, accompanied by V.
X. Pringle and Boris Borowski
made a pleasure trip to Doniphan
last Thursday. They returned the
following day.
j. w. Bennett of the New Lead
er store made a business trip to
Poplar Bluff Wednes day of this
week.
The new white top shoes are all
the 60. See them at Walls Store.
6-lt
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-29
Republican Announcements
ron suEnIrF

We are authorized 10 announce &C, cherry
OF Reyuo A. the Republican nominee tor
sheriff aud collector of Randolph county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-29

" o. shannon was in Poplar
Bluff the latter part Of last week
having his eyes treated by the spes.
ialIst, DR.. Mott.
Attorneys K. n, Ellis and J.P.
George we're looking after some
cases in Esq. Talbotrs court at
Maynard Saturday.
DR. Price aud wife returned from
lmboden Monday, They have an.
ished moving their household goods |
aud are now at home in Pooahontas. |
Mrs, q. L. Cate made business
trip to Corning Monday.
Mrs. NJ. Haven was visiting At
Biggers first Of the week.
Will Timer and brother Of Ingram
passed through Poeahontas Monday
en- route to Doniphan, Mo-, on
business.
J. ID. Jackson Is IN Cherokee
Bay this week In the interest Of the |
Star Herald. Mt. Jackson will be
IN the field for several weeks and
our friends are asked to give him A
kind reception.
Jake Wall has returned from a
business trip to st. Louis.
l.. K. Williams, the stock man,
iS very busy now buying cattle for
the late tall market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Price mo.
iored to Blggers Wednesday.
Mrs. G. q. Ledbetter called Tues
day and had her address changed
from skaggs to Maynard.
A fine line Of wool dress goods At
the same low prices. Walls Store.
6.2t
q. <. Cook was \ pleasant caller
at our office Tuesday.
Mrs. X. A. Roberts returned ion.
day from VISIT to herdAughter, Mrs.
George Stackhouse, at Ho1ie. Mrs.
Staokhouse returned with her for a
short visit.
Lee Brooks of Rush was meeting
old friends in Pocahoutas first Of
the week.
Mrs. w. H. Hannaford returned
Monday from a visit TO Mrs. J. S.
Campbell at Portia. Mrs. Camp.
BELLS friends will regret to learn
that her health is not good.
Mrs. Henry Gschwend is visiting
relatives in Galesburg, Ill.
G. A. 0rvis and family Of Shan.
non were in Pocshontas Tuesday
shopping, While here they paid
the Star Herald office a very pleas
ant visit.
New silks, all the latest styles, at
Wallis Store. 62t
Lum Spikes of the east side was
in town on business Tuesday.
+. q. Mock, John Q. Pond; Her.
man McNabb, NJ. w. CrismAn and
other good citizens of Maynard at
tended the big booster road meeting
her Monday night.
Mr.. II. NJ. Bishop was visiting
at Biggers first of the week.
JOHNNIE Boy aud Charlie Shivley
went up to Blggers Monday to try
a little work on the farm in the way
Of picking cotton.
Frank Speice is In St. Louis this
week.
The blankets at Wallis Store are
worth moro money than they are
selling for You had better buy
some before they are all gone. Git
J. f. Moore, formerly OF this
county, but who has been away for
several months, has returned and is
looking for location.
Isaac Whitlenburg, Esq, OF
Warm Springs came down Tuesday
with load of fine apples. He had
no trouble selling them, and at
good price.
Lots OF fun is promised to those