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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30
GOOD SCREEN OFFERED
BY R0HLFF THIS WEEK

dandy Triangle picture Is on al the
Rohlff today with Douglas Fairbanks in
Ills Picture IN the Paper. This pie
turc tells the story Of young man
whose position in love and business de
Ponds on him setting his picture in tho
PAPER The thlnga he docs la an attemnt
g accomplish this makea up n rematk
able picture. lie jumps from a tan build
Ing and j. nearly Killed. he wins "a nrise
fiRhl and does other dangerous stunts
Before he finally lande mptc than frW
lines in an obscure part NJ the paper.
Tho pfasram for the rest N tna weeh
WFludaa Monday. THE Iron Caw.
fhesday f6s Dead Alive "Wednesday
lianAfs Altar THURSDAY, "ns Dim
Clarity Friday Vance n'Aen IA .rbr
Nileh saturday eReiter late rhsn
Aceef ASA irh Auto nuinsuan
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30
new OMAHA BAND
AT MOVIE BALL
New Organization of One Hundred
Musicians Will Make It's
Initial Appearance.
BIGGEST BAND IN ENTIRE WEST

Under the direction OF AlbIn Hustler,
Omaha is 10 have the largest band ia tie
entire west. This band IL now being
organized and VIII mako ita initial ap
pearance at the Movie ball at tho Omaha
Auditorium May Is. The preliminary
work Of forming this organization has
Just been completed aud fchearsals win
begin at once.
This band. II Is reported IL already
busy making bookings for chautHuqua
appearances throughout this section Of
tho country, and n considerable portion
of The summer will be taken VI filling
these engagements, The Movie bali VIII
be a fitting Occasion FOR the first APP
pearance Of tho largest band that ever
entered The Omaha Auditorium.
Carl LaemmIe Coming.
Monday at the Commercial club the
Omaha screen club VIII entertain carl
Laemmle. president Of the Universal Film
corporation OF New York While Mn
Laemme comes in the Interest Of the
company be also IL taking great Inter
est IN the arrangements for the Movie
ball and while here win give lie mem.
bers Of the Screen club and the Photo
play Managers association some big
idcas Of how similar events have been
handled IN the cast and leave with the
Omaha men promise regarding the
number and the personnel Of tho unl.
rersal stars be will send 70 Omaha May
p Mr. Lacmmlc will 0ddresa the club
Al the luncheon M)nday and al persons
interested In the phetopay Industry are
invited 10 attend the luncheon
Big Demand for Tickets.
Every photoplay box office IN the city
~ selling tickets 10 the ball and alfeady
a good demand has been experienced
Beautiful slldea advertising The event
are being shown AZ every performance.
Reservations have been received from
Kansas city and Des Moines and COM
munications from other cities and towns
IN the territory are being received
The photoplay managers IN towns IN
this district are conducting contest to
elect the most popular young woman In
their town to come to Omaha az movie
queens 20 meet the stars Of FINLAND
Indications are that this will be the
greatest social event OF the season,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30
SOULS IN BONDAGE" ON
BILL AT MONROE TODAY

On the Monroe screen today Nance
o'Nell Is seen in Souls in Bondage" 1t
deals with the lives Of two girls and tells
Of the tremendous sacrifices made by
one sister for another
For the rest Of the week tho Monroe
offers: Monday, Helen Rosson in The
Craving" Tuesday. Loves Cross
Roads" Wednesday. Viola Allen in THE
White sister" Thursday. Robert War
wick in Fruits OF Desire" Friday. II
Accuse" Saturday, Margaret Clayton in
Beyond the Law"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30

ranch In the Pccos valley. where the
principals arc sweethoarts. They drIt
apart--the girl becomes an opera atpr mi.
Il Il while seeing the sights at The cx-
position that che meets her oldtme
sweetheart. The old affection returns
and they are united. SCATTERING the girl
stage career. The entire company OF the
"iol' ranch performers are engaged IN
this production
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30

wife has found new love and sympathy
for him IN his difficulties, and both are
happy
For tho last part Of the week the
screen bill calls for "a Mans Sins" II
deals with the story Of girl who Is
deserted and dies when her child Is born
The man proceeds 70 forget and marries
a rich girl and secures wealth and posi-
ton. The child is reared by an aunt
The aunt plans some inhuman scheme
to have the child wronged and confront
tho father. But fate steps IN and the
father, seeing the terrible revenge that
was planned, takes tho girl and gives
her bis name. home and position.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-30
GARDEN SHOWS GREAT
EXPOSITION ROMANCE

AZ tho Garden theater today patrons
will have an opportunity 10 see tho only
motion picture play photographed at the
Panama Pacific exposition. The picture
IN itself lie remarkable showing Of the
exposition. but the real feature Of the
play IL tho romance that starts on a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
NEW BUILDINGS COST 100000;
CONSTRUCTION BREAKS RECORD
100000 Courthouse 100000 High School, $25OoOO De
partment Store $4,000 Store, Apartments Homes and
Lodges Being Built Gus Momsen Building on
Overland and Campbell to Cost $4,000.

being CONNECTED The dedication VIII
come within the next month II cost
$4,000 and is castellated IN design ana d
another addition to "fraternal SQUARE.
which includes the Masonic tempt, the
Y. NJ. c. A. and the new odd Fellows
New Temple.
The new temple. Mt. Sinai, is rapidly
and North Oregon streets. II Is a
beautiful and impressive building ana
one of the most attractive places OF
worship in the city It viii cost S9u'-
GOO when il is completed
\ number of new apartments are
also in course of construction Of are
being completed in the apartment house
district Of the city. The new la MN
apartments on West Missouri Stree
are now being finished The new Mur-
docb apartment is being erected on tho
site of James \. MurdOch's former home
at the intersection Of Uposn and Pros
pect avenues at cost or Slo,oVv-
will be brick and will be one OF the
modern family apartments OF the CITY
when II is completed
Many Apartments
The new Aragon apartment =" ~
has Just been completed by Manuel Ara ,
CON at the corner OF Rio Grande and
Kansas streets, is now occupied ana y
q modern structure IN the apartment
house district Il cost $1,000
The new Willmary apartment AT 4l'
PT0SnHgr
apartment house which has Just been
completed and is now being occupied
II was built by w A White at cost
Of $4,000.
struction in progress Additions are
being built 10 the base hospital, a
branch Quartermaster depot Is being
built for the army at Tobin. new sta
bIes are being erected for the Eighth
cavalry and much temporary work done
for the use Of the army
New MOmsen Building.
Ground has been broken and the
foundation is being laid for the $4,000
store and sales rooms building that IS
10 be erected at Overland and Campbell
streets by Gus Momsen for the Myers
Implement mocpany. Mr.. MomSen re-
Gently bought the site from W. II Ions
for $4,000 cash.
Ramey Brothers report the follow
ing building activities as having been
started this week
A five room house at Birch and wy
oming streets for Mrs. Minnie Cere-
Chino. for $4,000.
4 five room bungalow for Miss Irene
Stewart. at North Florence and Bl3nch-
ard streets, 20 cost $500
New sky Line.
"EI Paso is putting on new horl-
zon." said P a Ramey. OF the firm
The other day I was riding along the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
ALL LIQUOR ADS
ARE PAINTED OUT.
Papers Cannot Circulate in
Georgia Until This
Is Done.

John NJ Wyatt, vice president and
Edgar W. Kayser. cashier of the First
National bank. have returned from their
vacations Mr. Wyatt was away for
more than a month. first attending the
Shrine convention in Buffalo. n. Y.
as a delegate from FL MAZDA temple. of
FL Paso, and later visiting New York
and the south. Returning. he visited his
old home in Georgia. Mr. Wyatt says
he ruined a suit of Palm Beach clothes
trying to read Texas newspaper in
Atlanta. The state OF Georgia prohibits
the publication of liquor advertising
and the law makes il encumbeut upon
news dealers TO obliterate all such ad-
vertising before offering a paper from
out of the state for sale in Georgia To
obliterate the advertising. he says. they
paint the Objectionable advertisements
with a heavy black ink or paint He
got one Of these censored papers and
got the ink all over his clothes before
he knew it,
Mr.. Kayser spent his vacation with
his wife and children at Ocean Park
Calf Mr. kayser says he would about
as soon spend mis- time in FL Paso as IN
California. except for the fact that the
family was in California and they find
the climate excellent for the babies He
is not as enthusiastic over California
climate as many other people and thinks
the hot trip across the ArizOna-Califor-
mia desert going and returning, comes
mighty near making 2 person pay Tor
all the enjoyment he gets in California
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05

mesa and had opportunity 10 notlcs
how the city's sky line IS changing
The Popular. the new Martin bulIdlhS'
and the courthouse buildings are put
ting some deep jags into our horizon
that furnish another proof that FL PaSo
is growing fast
The following sales were made dur
ing the week by LeaVell ana SherhlaH
on their own account
To Mrs. Leona Morgan. bungalow on
Grant avenue between Birch and Cedar
To T. f. Head, building site at Grant
avenue and Elm street. $500
The same firm reports that o. II
Thorman is building a residence on Sll-
yer street, between Elm and LOUISIANA
avenues. TO cost $500.
The AndersOn-Filler Investment COM
panv reports the following sales
$4,000 Ranch Deal
Charles F. Knohlauch to c. 2 Mckay,
over u acres of land planted in pears,
near the West Yaleta Country CLUB Tor
$4,000 II Is the ranch where Jess
willard trained for Johnson.
c F Mckay to Chas. knOblauch-
y room house at 919 North FL Paso
street. for $4,000
4. A. Lawler to D. 2. Howell, five
room bungalow at Stevens and Morenci,
for $500.
Gibson and Robertson have been re-
tanned as advising architects by the
County club committee. and have for
architects. which will be delivered sat
urday. The architects are to present
their competitive plans to the commit
tee Friday. August IL
A F. WaddelI, for the past four years
an employe OF the Feldman studios
has entered the employ OF the Macon
Realty company.
Mari & Co. Sales.
James L. Mari and company report
the following sales for the week.
Government Hill CO. to James l.
Mari. lots Il, - and 43. block 100. Aus
tin terrace. consideration $3.50
Government Hin Co to F Q Luschei
lots ] and .. block z3. Government Hill
addition: consideration S425.
Government Hin Co to Diego Pierre
lot %. in block %. Government Hill ad-
{ dition: consideration $50
Austin & Mari company to Mrs An
ME l. NcGhee. southerly IS feet OF
the northerly IO5 feet OF lots Il to IS.
I'm block s.. East Fl PasO addition con
eideration $3.50
James L Mari and company TO T. &.
Gray. lots and To- in block Z. Rich
moud terrace: consideration $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
TRAFFIC COPS
To Use WHISTLE
New Traffic Rules An
nounced by Sergt. Snider,
of Traffic Squad.

Traffic in the business district OF the
city in the future Will be directed by
blasts of whistles on the order OF the
system at present used in many of the
larger cities of the country. The use
of whistles was started saturday morn
ing and for the benefit of FL Paso
motorists and drivers of vehicles, trairlc
sergeant H. c. Snider has compiled the
following directions:
one blast Of the whistle means for all
vehicles TO pass north and south.
Two blasts means for all vehicles &c
pass east and west -
Three blasts means to back up II
the word stop" on the semaphore IS
before the vehicle and stop is hi]tHe
on the sidewalk crossings or ths
vehicle is driven past the stop sigma
the traffic officer is instructed 10 m
form drivers 10 back up and IL tnls
cannot be done because other Nehlcies
are behind his car. the officer VIII iilaAe
me driver drive around the block 10
me right. cone hack and make q stop
at the right place
Indicate Direction.
Drivers OF vehicles must indicate the
direction they wish to go at street IN
For instance: To make a turn to the
hight going south or north II is neces-
device and hold the right hand out from
the side .-.o-t,-
If the driver wishes to go straight
across intersection east or west. ne
must give two blasts of the horn, and
point his hand in that direction as soon
as he catches the eye of the offlcer-
II he desires TO turn TO the LETT gong
south. he must give one blast OF the
horn and hold the left hand out ana go
beyond the intersection before turning
Two Blasts.
II il is desired to turn east or west
the driver must give two blasts OF the
horn and hold out the right hand ana
if he wishes to 90 straight across the
intersection to the north or south ne
must give one blast of the horn and
point the hand to the front
In turning to the left on streets
running north and south he must give
two blasts of the horn and hold out the
left hand
If he is going east and west and
wishes to turn at the intersection aho
90 in the opposite direction, he must
live two blasts of the horn and signal
with the hand by describing a circle 70
the left The same rule applies 70
vehicles travelling on streets running
north and south
Keep Car Under Control
All drivers of any kind OF Vshlcles
are urged to watch for signals OF the
I traffic officer and keep their cars un-
der control at all times, especially sc
! in the cougested districts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05

-TUDING operations. which total
more than 100000. continue in
~ FL Paso despite the summer, revo-
lutionary conditions in Mexico and the
approaching presidential campaign
More new building work IS now in
progress in FL Paso than at any time
in the history Of the city IN add
ton to the 500, 600 courthouse. jail and
auditorium building combined, which
will soon be under roof and IS to ne
six stories high. and the new s5ee'oo'
high school with stadium IN come
ton. there is more than Sl,ouo,oVu
worth OF building work now under way
Having RACED the old Popular oulIo-
ing which was one or the supStiillld
buildings Of the city Few years ak
the contractors nave started 70 49,
rearing a fine. milk white terra cotld
and concrete structure from the runs
Of the old building This building VIII
he six stories high. Of pure WnlIe terra
Gotta like the recently completed anne anne
and will cost s25O,O0O when completed
on January L
WrackerS have also started on the
old Troy Laundry property on SdlllA
Pc and Overland streets TO make room
for Havmon Krupp's new, four story
concrete and steel wholesale house
This building Will cost $4,000 ana VIII
be completed this talL II IS 10 "1
absolutely fireproOf with metal win
dow sash. concrete floors and firewaIls
throughout ~
These additional stories are being
added 10 the Kress building on Mesa
avenue. making this another five story
building. The improvements VIII COST
100000.
New University Club Quarters
The new Martin building when =
being constructed by Roberts * Banner
on the corner Of Mills and stanton
streets. is now under roof and the top
floor is being finished for the use OF
the University club. which has leased
the top floor and roof Of the new con
crete structure. It viii cost $4,000
when completed. and the Electric Rail
way company viii occupy the first two
floors Of the building
The University club VIII have DIN
ing room. club rooms and dancing
floor on the top floor. The roof VIII
be arranged as a roof garden with an
outdoor dance floor. an al fresco din
ing room and an outdoor meeting place
for the summer season
Lodges and Churches
Lodges and churches are also doing
their part TO increase the building rec
ord for FL PasO- The new odd Fellows
building on the corner OF Santa Fe and
Franklin streets. is now completed on
the exterior and the inside finish IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
BANDMASTER'S COMPOSITION
TO BE SUNG SUNDAY AT FORT

Don Ouixote." set to music. Will De
the second number on the program o.
the eighth cavalry band sunday even
ing from 7.45 10 $40
Another number on the program VIII
be a vocal solo by Mrs Walter stowe
who viii sing bandmaster Rocco hesta :
o,t-1 eone- coInposition, Bitter Sweets,
with hand accompaniment. Mrs stowe
will also isng The Holy City
The complete program for the con-
cert is as follows
March. Greetings -huntseh
overture Don Quixote" 49,. -Gruenward
Fox Trot. Il want 20 Linser," Marshall
vocal solo. Bitter Sweets Mrs Wal
ter stowe.
Volcai solo. Holy City MIS- STOW
Grand selection, Musical Review
I........ Riviere
March. Landing Of the Troops -.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
A. MATHIAS'S PACKARD AND
PARK CAR HIT; AUTO WRECKED

\ Packard touring car belonging 10
Albert Matthias was wrecked Friday ar
ternoon when the auto and park
street car collided at the corner Of
Campbell and San Antonio
Alfred Liudeman. driver OF the auto
mobile had a narrow escape from seri-
Gus injury. being thrown against the
front Of the car when the collision O.
Cured.
The left front wheel and the fender
OF the Packard car were demolished
while the radiator was in a badly
damaged condition and the chassis
sprung.
Mr. Matthias stated Saturday morn
ing that he could not estimate his loss
but that the front OF the car was badly
damaged
No damage was done to the street
car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
WIGwAM-vIVIAN RICH.

Piouant Vivian Rich. the popular lit
tie star. will be seen at the Wigwam
today in Pastures Green" This IS
pleasing. romantic drama with a Few
twists and turns out of the ordinary
Miss Rich's support includes handsome
Alfred Vos5urgh. There Will also be
George Ovey comedy
Tomorrow the iEwam VIII show
Thomas H. Ince production, The Pc
Htical Feud." with the former FL Faso
girl. Gladys Rockwell. now in the
big pictures" Regular prices viii
prevail
Monday. Charlie Chaplin will be seen
in "One \. NJ" a brand new picture.
which Will be released at the Wigwain
for Texas showing--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
DEL RICHEY FILES BOND AS TAX
COLLECTOR; IN CHARGE MONDAY

Del Richey will be tax collector OF
Fl Paso county Monday. \ meeting OF
the county commissioners was helN
Saturday afternoon at which Richey 5
bond was approved. The bond IS FOR
$3.50. 600 and his bondsmen are: Franz
N Nurchison II. 2. Jackson, r NJ
Dudley. Gus Momsen Victor Cdrusso'
Burt OrndOrff-
Richey was nominated at the july
primary and would have taken offlce
with the others on the ticket after the
November election had the office OF
tax collector not been declared vacant
when VIII I. Watson's bOndsmen with
file another bond
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
RECKLESS DRIVER RUNS INTO
CAR DRIVEN BY J. W. HARLEY

An automObilist driving at a reckless
speed down the county road. collided
with the new Haynes car of j. ". Har-
lev. near the NaldespinO place Friday
evening and threw il into the ditch
Luckily. the car did not turn over. but
il sustained damages TO the front wheel
The car was occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
Harley and two friends and all had a
narrow escape. The driver Of the Of
Tending car did not stop to ascertain
what damage he had done
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
s.yrIsS PETTICOATS.-

Alice Brady. the world favorite. ap
pears today at the Alhambra in
.Brady-made" photoplay adapted from
Dwight Tflton's famous story of New
England. Miss Petticoats-" This is a
romance Of deep intrigue. built around
Miss Petticoats. a much neglected and
abused girl of the whaling city of New
Bedford. Mass, in which she eventually
triumphs. The story is fascinating, the
star charming. the cast convincing. as
a whole a de luxe and refreshing pic
ture that will please the most discrim-
mating audience.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
LA TUNA MAN CHARGED
WITH CUTTING NEIGHBOR

Leonardo Minjarez was lodged in the
county jail Saturday morning. charged
with assault to murder in connection
with a fight between Francisco Jtaivai
and Nlinjarez in which Minjarez is al
Led to have cut Raival twice on tn
LETT side The fight occurred at La
Tuna- Texas. Wednesday.
NIiniarez is alleged to have been
drunk when he committed the alleged
act The hearing has not been set ~
iudpe J. NJ beavers court Deputy
sheriff G T. Henderson arrived with
~ Mexfcaus Saturday morning
lawn Mowers sh rpened. 404 n. Ore
qo1 St Allen Arms & Cycle Co.-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
aPURPLE LADYy-UNIQUE.

Ralph Herr. the popular stage star,
makes his debut in the silent dram
in The Purple Lady" a five-part pic
Irritation of sydney Rosenfeld's stage
success. produced for the Metro pro-
gram by Rolfe Photoplays, Inc. which
viii be shown at the Unique today and
tomorrow. Irene Howley. who was
last seen on the Metro program in
- Yellow Streak" with Lionel Barry
more, is featured with Mr.. Herz.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
TOPOLOBAMPO RESIDENTS
LIVING MAINLY ON FISH.

TOpoI0bampO Mex, Aug 3--kesl-
dents of TopOlobampo in 4 starving
condition are living mainly on fish Ii
is virtually impossible to buy meas.
The only money in circulation is Ameri-
can bank checks issued by the United
Sugar companies at Los Mochis-
Many Americans are reported return
ing 10 Guavrnas and Mazatlan. urged
by the prospect of a resumption of
railway traffic between Nogales and
Mazatlan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
Wac MARSH AT THE BIJOU.

The attraction at the Bijou today is a
photoplay which deals with white slav-
ers. BY Mans Law" is picture
produced by the wizard Of the movies,
u. W Griffith. and has a powerful and
well constructed plot. Dainty Mae
Marsh plays the leading role in this
production. See the Bijou program for
tomorrow in the Sunday morning pa
per. Don't fail to attend 4 picture
worth your while-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
EIGHT HOUR SCHEDULE PLANNED
FOR MEXICAN RAILROAD MEN

An eight hour schedule for railroad
employees has been put into effect BY
the director Of railways at Mexico City.
according to a dispatch received Friday
ny Andres G. Garcia, Mexican consul
at Fl Paso.
This ruling is said to be the first
step toward a general lettering OF the
working classes in the republic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
Fisher Wants Real Estate
Not BY Lot But Wdgonlodd

Councilman J. W. Fisher is in quest
Of dirt The particular use the council
man wishes to put the dirt 10 is to fill
holes at Ninth and Tenth streets. near
the plant of the FL Paso Milling com
pany.
The street car tracks have been raises
and the streets have been left in poor
condition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
..HIs HITTER PILL.r VIEW KEY STONE

The new keystone. His Bitter Pill
viii be shown at the Grecian today for
the last time. This is strictly a typical
Keystone, and is mirth-prOvokinS
satire on the old-time western thriller
Though this picture is just a burlesque.
il contains more real thrills than any
real western picture ever did And the
thrills. though thrilling. are SO ludi
crous that the audience is kept in a
continuous roar.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
TRADE TRIP TO SILVER CITY.

Secretary Carl Hinton OF the Silver
City chamber OF commerce. is in II
Paso. Mr.. Hinton is arranging a big
trade excursion from E. Paso to Silver
CITY, Y NJ. soon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
Get Kodak supplies Here.

You will certainly get lots Of 9atis-
faction from your pictures II YOU Sc
lect your Kodaks and Kodak Supplies
here. We carry a full line Of Eastman
Products and will be glad TO serve You
Commercial office supply Co.
A. ". Mclean. Mgr, FOG Tex St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
- D. rhe snldicr. IN Camn.

The Mexican Herb Hair Ionlc Is n
scalp treatment made OF pure herbs.
stops falling hair and cures CandruII'
or money refunded Sold bv all drug
gists. 1t is made only in FL Paso by
Geo. Pence.
Sole W-nr-acturer. zoe Texas St-Adv.