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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
A. s. AND R. MAY
CHLORIDE
j. Kruttschnitt, Jr., and
Fred flanagan Visit in
That District.

Chloride. Ariz-. June 16-Rumors
that the Guggenheims are entering
the Chloride field are in circulation
since a visit paid TO the district by
julius Kruttschnitt. jr.. southwestern
representative OF the american Smelt-
ing & Refining company. and Fred
flanagan. from the san Francisco Of
flee Of the same concern. The names
o. the properties which they looked
over have been carefully concealed
\ 500 foot compressor 90 Lore
power hoist, drill sharpener and other
machinery have been ordered for the
Schuylkin mine The workings are
practically unWatered and as soon as
the machinery in place the Schuyl-
kill viii take its place among the
producers.
Prof. T. C. smith. Of West Virginia
and New York. is TO take charge
July 1 as superintendent OF the Hidden
Treasure mine. which is owned by
Phoenix company. headed by ". E.
Twitchen- Prof Smith is we'll known
in mining circles and gave I'D the
management of big iron properties in
Canada TO come TO Chloride,
Development work at the Hidden
Treasure is now conf ed 70 driving
she main crOsscut tunnel TO tap the
silver zinc ore body ut a depth OF 90
feet COmpressors and machine drills
viii be installed shortly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
POCAHONTAS, NEAR MAYER,
ARIZ., IS RESUMING WORK

Mayer, Ariz-. June 16.-Permanent op-
erations have been decided upon by the
POeahontas Copper Queen Mining com
pany. The directors OF this company
were Influenced in their decision by
the showings being made at the Blue
bell Copper Queen and Binghamton
mines, all Of which are in close proxim-
ity TO the POcahoutas
new shaft is being sunk and the
original shaft. whihc is over 200 feet
deep. is TO be unwatered at once rye
paratOry to sinking 10 depth. IT is ex-
peeted that heavy production will be
maintained from these shafts. The ore
VIII be freighte5 by motor truck to
Mayer, Tree miles away and treated at
the new plant Of the Gray Eagle Re
ductiOn company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
.REVERSES POST
PAVING APPEAL
Civil Appeals Court Re
mands Commissioners
Suit Against Mckee.

on the ground that the FL Paso Bitu-
lithic company was not Joined in the
suit. the Eighth court Of civil appeals
. Thursday afternoon reversed and re-
manded the case OF seth 3. Orndorff
and others against r. F. Mckee and
others. The opinion ia the case viii
be announced within the next two OF
three days.
The case involves the paving OF
Maple avenue from Over street TO the
Fort Bliss reservation The county
commissioners earlier in the year
passed resolution providing for the
paving OF the street with bitulithic
that material When bids were opened
the only proposal for bitulithic was
from the II Paso Bitulithic company
several bids on concrete were submit
ted by r. p Mckee and other con-
tractors. on specifications prepared bv
the Southwestern Portland Cement
company. The bid of r. F. Mckee was
said TO be $500 lower than the bid
Of the bitulithic company.
Injunction Asked For BY Contractors.
The court accepted the bid OF she
El PasO Bitulithic company. WhereuDou
a protest was filed on the ground that
the commissioners hat failed TO ask
for competitive bids. A few DAYS later
injunction proceedings were Instituted
by r T. Mckee and the other CON
tractors IS taxpayers. 20 restrain the
county from entering into contract with
the bituIthic company The hearing
was held before judge Ballard Cold
well IN the b5th district court who
granted the application for an injunc-
tion.
The county commissioners then ap-
pealed the case, and 1t was recently
heard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
OPERATIONSAT
CAMP
Though There Have Been
Some Suspensions, Many
Mines Resmue.

Stems. y. N. June 1s.-Although
many Of the smaller operators in the
! mining districts in this section have
been forced to suspend their work on
. account Of the lack Of a market for
! their ores. business has been stimulated
I by the resumption Of operations at sew
eral Of the better grade silver mines
and the continuance Of work at some Of
the high grade copper properties
The famous Volcano mine at Stems,
y. NJ, has been taken over by Faris v
Bush, and IL is quite likely that the
property will be in operation within
very short time
The Volcano is one Of the Kimbau
districts biggest silver producers. II is
developed by several shafts and mile
or more of lateral work The values Of
ore are i'm gold and silver. the latter pre-
dominating Horn silver is very prom
inent In the ore and samples recently
taken from the mine have attracted
much attention in LOrdsburg. The Vol
cano property is owned by Charles r
smith. Of Stems. a 10 stamp mill. a no
tel, office buildings. etc. are at the
property. Mr. Bush and associates are
planning to treat the ore by cyanide
process when operations are com
menced
Working the Last Chance.
Robert T. Fitz has begun work on the
Last Chance mine OF the Fl Centre Mir
ing and Milling company in the Pyra-
mid district near LOrdsburg- The
Chance mine is a silver producer a !
large force of men have been put 10 T
work and all expediency viii be made .
to get the property on paying basis.
Shipments Of high grade ore still 4
from the Nellie Gray mine be-
ing operated by Frank Weldon and as /
sOciates near the Bonney mine. !
The IS Mining company is sinking a I
new level IN their mine below the $50 I
foot station The company has prac- B
tically completed all their diamond drill /
exploration work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
Ell PASO MEN INTERESTED
In BURRO MOUNTAIN MINES

Silver City. y NJ, June ia syn
dlcate OF mining men, headed by
Charles Diesel. general manager Of the
Mines company OF America. has pur-
the BurrO mountains from Porterfield
Bros and John N Wiley. The price
was not made public
The deal includes the Austin mine. a
good producer, the Iron Creek holdings
and Il other claims. The Austin claim
has been operated under a lease by
Brown & Beale and some Of the high
grade ore netted them $1,000 a car.
The officers OF the new company
are; Charles Diesel, president; ". A
Arnold, OF Fl Paso, director. ". A
Hawkins. OF FL Paso, attorney.
Others interested in the company
are Robert Krakauer. Of Fl PasO;
Wilbur Judson, Of Silver City: j. ".
CrOwdus, Of FL PasO; T J. Findley.
representing St Louis Interests. and
John ". Wiley. OF Silver City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
MAY FORFEIT 10
CLUB CHARTERS
City and County Claim the
Clubs Sell Booze in Viola
ton of State Laws.

Suits for forfeiture OF the charters OF
ten socaled social clubs. recently closed
I by Injunction proceedings instituted
/ by @ W Groom. county attorney, and
I P. H Marcum. special prosecutor for
I the city, were filed in the 34th district
court Friday morning.
The suits for forfeiture Of charter
! are against H. " shipley and the Os-
/ APPLE Athletic association. 116 South Or
egon street; Joseph Kite and the Pass
/ City club. 103 West Fifth. street: R. G.
/ Gonzales and the Sultana Athletic
club. los Kemp street. Jim Casares and
the Fl Paso Athletic CLUB sos San ia
: cintO street. Mrs Fay Owens and the
Derby Gun club 1000 East San Antonio
street. Manuel MelindeZ and the Army
Athletic club. SIS san Jacinto street:
! GorgoniO Hernandez and the Socorro
club Of SOcOrTO: George Johnson and
I the Chauffeurs' Athletic association.
( located in basement Of the Electric
building. Santos Duran and the Three
Nations club. S1s South Stanton, and C.
". Walls and the John Doe club. 1908
Park street
Sold Booze.
1t is alleged in the petitions that the
corporations have mlsused and abused
their corporate privileges in that they
have unlawfully sold intoxicating
liquors, and liquors capable OF intoxi-
cation upon their premises in ouanti-
ties OF one gallon and less. and that
the liquors were drunk or to be drunk
on the premises II Is further alleged
that the corporations had for long
time prior 10 April 10. 1915. maintained
under the names Of their corporate
charters. and acting through the Off
GERS OF those corporations and under
their direction and control, saloons and
buffets, and had sold liquors on all DAYS
OF the week, including Sunday. and
during all hours. especially between
$3.50 D. m and a. m
Violated Laws.
It is alleged that the corporations
have constantly violated the laws Of
the state and that the sole purpose has
been to Illegally and fraudulently ena-
Die the corporations TO run saloons and
ouffets upon premises.
II IS asked that. upon final hearing.
The state have judgment. that the cor
poratiOns be Ousted Of all their fran
ehise and corporate privileges and that
the charters granted BY the secretary
OF state be forfeited.
Closed By Injunction.
The clubs against which suits were
uled Friday morning closed when
the temporary Injunction notices were
served and failed TO file an answer. At
ter failure 20 file answer Judge Dan "
Jackson made the injunctions perma-
nent
The hearings on the forfeiture OF
charters viii not be held until the Sep
TENDER term Of court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16

and is soon to be opened at a depth OF
500 feet deep. where body or sui
phide ore was recently encountered
at a point near the sideline OF the Rob
Roy claim OF the Iona Prieta Mines
company.
The Iona Prieta shaft has a depth
Of 130 feet and is in a solid body OF
chalcopyrite ore from the 50 foot
point down
The mills in the Gro, King country
are grinding steadily on the silver
gold ores mined in the Bradshaw
mountains and vicinity; the mills Of
the Senator district are similarly en-
ployed. along the Hassayampa the
stamps are dropping continuously on
ores mined in the vicinity Of that
auriferous stream, the TiptOp country
company is turning out high grade
tungsten and silver concentrates, at
Humboldt the smelter IS working at
capacity Old mills in all sections
are being overhauled and revamped
preparatory 70 q resumption OF actiV-
ity
The tungsten mines Of the csnp
Wood and Tule sections are incre.-s-
ing their output and working forces
The United Verde company Is prepar-
fng TO add 500 men. The Venture Hill
company viii shortly resume opera
tons with three shifts OF miners
The Verde Apex company IS prepar-
ing to resume development work
pany is cleaning up its mine and viii
soon have a full crew Of men az Work
below ground The Green Monster
company is preparing TO engage in
deep mining on an extended scale
The Boston & Jerome Copper company
is planning for the resumption OF
work
Mining concerns which are becom-
ing very active are the Henrietta and
Butternut Great Southern company,
the Schuber Copper company. Com
mercial company. Iona Prieta. the
Cash property. Blue Bell mine. Golden
Dragon Mining e. filling company.
Big Pine company and the Tuscumbia
company. Ed Block is working all
of his numerous mining properties
Many OF the mines along the Has
sayampa river are again being worked
and are making good. The placers of
that section and along Lynx creek are
yielding generously Additions are at
once 10 be made TO the working force
az the TiptOp mine The Ore Belle
Fairview. War Eagle-Cladiator. Crown
King. TIGER silver. Tiger Gold. Nelson,
Lincoln, Spring Green and other prop
erticS in the Bradshaw mountains
have increased their force OF miners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
RAILROAD AND AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLES


Al trains arrive and depart from Unio-
Etarin foot Of San Francirco street All
arrl7lls and departures given In Il PasO OF
mountain standard time.
SANTA FE-
70 Albuquerque. Denver. Chicago Los
Angees-,So- SIS Tvs $3.50 a. m. 80. $40
D. m
Frm Albuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles.
Chic go-No- 603 arVs- 10 a. m. No SIS
FL PASO SOUTHWESTERN.
western Division-l
10 Arizona and Caiifornia-No- . Tvs.
1-ssp- m No a. 80 p m
a. M; No at l:s0 p. m
Eastern Division3
Fir Kansas City St Louis and Chica 60
Ne Tvs 1-sS p M. No al f-f5 D. m
Pr Tucumcari-No- Tvs 7-30 a. III.
Pom Chicago St Louis and kansas City
y ! arvs- $50 a. M No al ESQ D. m
g. II. & = \. AND =. p. TRAINS.
Tor san Antonio. New Orleans and Wash
inrton-No- To- Tvs. $3.50 a. m; No. 20 a.
70 80 p m
From Washington. New Orleans and San
A1tonio-No- 9 arvs- $50 p m; No 1o1 at
FOR Arizona and caHfo-nia-No. Tvs.
- a. M, No az D. m; No 101 al
1915 D.
From Arizona and CaIifornis-No Ioe
7-Fs $50 a. M; 40 Q. al $3.50 p m ~.
TEXAs & PACIFIC.
For Dallas and st Louis-No. Tvs. $50
= No- al D. m
From ST. Louis and Dsiiss-No. arrives
~ 80 a. M. 40 : at g.25 p. m
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
No regular schedule.
MENICO AND NORTH WESTERN.
No regular schedule.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
GAR Of ORE
BRINGS $500
Wenden Miners Make Test
Shipment and Will Push
Development.

Wenden. Ariz.. June 16.-One car
load Of ore shipped from the mine
owned by Sidney ?. Osborn and James
/ Burson, in Cunningham pass, to the
Selby smelter at San Francisco, netted
more than $500. The ore averaged
so percent copper and $3.50 a ton
in gold.
Globe parties have become inter-
ested with Osborn and Burson and .
corporation viii be formed this week
TO develop the properties. A hoist.
compressor and pump will be installed
and the main shaft. now down 81 feet
VIII be sunk 70 depth The ore is
over two feet wide in a 10 foot dritt
west from the bottom Of the shaft. so
II IS expected that regular shipments
can be made
indicator VIII ship.
a carload of ore is shortly 70 be
shipped from the Nindicator mine. a
snort distance east Of the Osborn and
Burson claims, It is. practically sur
face ore Yet is highly siliciOus. Ar
rangements had been made TO snip IL
10 Humboldt. but the sampling works
there burned down so the ore will
probably be marketed in the southern
part Of the state.
Black Reef Buys Hoist.
The Black Reef Copper company.
which owns a group OF promising
claims south Of Cunningham pass. ad-
Joining the Desert property, has pur-
chased a y horsepower hoist. which
VIII soon be on the ground. This
equipment is TO be used in sinking
the main shaft, which is now down 10
feet in ore that runs from SO 10 s42
in gold and 80 to IS percent copper.
On the surface this ledge is only two
feet wide. but ii increases in width
rapidly and at 100 feet is six feet
from wall 10 wall This shaft has the
only water that has been struck in
that immediate vicinity. It makes
about 80 barrels Of good water ev, =
- hours.
strike SuIPhide in Desert Mine.
Sulphide are has been struck ~ a
depth Of go feet I'm the No. I shaft
on the Desert group A hoist ana
compressor are being installed at the
main shaft. some distance east. which
is down only 60 feet
Several carloads Of good gold and
copper ore have been shipped from the
Desert, which is owned BY a Jerome
company The ore is freighted 10
Wenden by motor truck.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
COPPER To BRING
TOMBSTONE LIFE
Cd Silver Camp May Take
It's Place Among Big
Red Metal Producers.

Tombstone. Ariz. June 16.-Tomb-
s,ne. most famous Of Arizona's early
dy silver camps, confidently expects
L become more important than ever.
1T because Of her silver but because
her copper. The history Of many
over camps is that they turn into
upper camps when their mines are eN-
lOred at depth
Leasers operating on the Bunker Hin
ompany's property have recently
5hipped several carloads Of ore sYeraS-
ing IS TO IS percent copper
There is copper stain in plain view
on the surface near what is known as
the @big stope," and also in the gulch
near the Old Toughnut but until re-
Gently no one suspected that there was
anything more than stain there The
Ieasers. however began 10 investigate
and are being well repaid for their
trouble. The ore lies in deposits in the
lime
Expect Copper in Old T. c.
There is little doubt that copper win
be found in the lower workings Of the
Tombstone Consolidated company, now
filled with water II has long been
known that there is copper on the Sill
yer Plume and Emerald claims and the
Silver Plume shaft was sunk in search
Of copper. This work was discontinued
just before the final shutdown Of the
T. c. company Small chunks Of native
copper were encountered N lne ollNeI
Thread shaft just before the pumps
were drowned out
Bunker Hill Yields Manganese.
Several carloads of rich lead silver
ore have been extracted from the new
find on the west side OF the Bunker
Hill group and there are no Indications
that the body is playing out This ore
averages $50 a ton
over 100 carloads Of manganese ore
from the Oregon and Esqueredo claims
70 "a efl 81 mn
turers last month by the Bunker Hill
company The ore was IS 10 so percent
manganese In addition some man
ganese concentrates were shipped. Over
800 men are now on the Bunker Hill
payroll
Frank Winters has shipped a car OF
lead silver ore from his mine near the
Last Chance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
-DoLLARs I'm Wn,IAN. rnn,

DOLLARS AND WOMAN TODAY.
The Unique viii start the showing
OF Dollars and the Woman TODAY.
This picture is so good that the hour
and nalf consumed in viewing il. will
seem like Is minutes This production
is decidedly different. inasmuch as the
sympathy is held with every charac-
ter Considering the fact that at this
time the better exhibitors over the
country are not showing the harrow
ing details OF a Vampires perfidv-
% is most certain that Dollars and
the Woman" win be received with opeu
arms wherever shown. IL is not
picture produced simply 20 excite the
curious but is a most satisfying offer
ing The shows start at II a. m 1880
O. NJ .. $50, 3. $50. S. 9-5o.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
LEADVILLE MINE NEAR
C0URTLAND STARTS WORK

CORTLAND. Ariz-. June 1s.-More than
90 men are now employed by the Nee
dies Mining and Smelling company at
the Leadville mine. which il holds IN
der 100000 bond The work Of sink
ms the Maid OF Sunshine shaft to depth
na4S started When the water is out Of
the way in the No shaft the drift
started to connect shafts No. I and No.
viii be completed
Rumors that the Great Western mine
IS 10 resume operations have been re-
NsFsd since CORTLAND Young. president
OK the Great Western companv. arrive
nom his home in Pasadena He has
refused to make any statement re-
.51rCing the cOmpany's plans Several
Ieasers nave opened up good ore on the
Great western claims since the COM
pany suspended work on its own a.
count
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
MAGMA'S ZINC CONCENTRATOR
TO BE OPERATING SHORTLY

Superior. Ariz.. June 1f-GOod prog
ress is being made in erecting the
Magma Copper company's 100 ton zinc
concentrating mill. and the plant viii
be in operation within short time.
Since il became known that the Nag
ma company was putting up a zinc
plant. rumors have been in circulation
that the copper in the big high grade
ore body is being replaced by zinc as
depth is attained. This is mistake,
as the zinc vein is a mile away from
the copper in a distinct, separate for
nation.
The Magma company has declared
its regular quarterly dividend Of 50
cents a share, payable June so to stock
Of record June Q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
CLARKDALE, MODEL CITY
HAS A MODEL TENT TOWN

Clarkdale. Ariz., June 16.=Clarkdale.
Tie model city built BY the United
Verde Copper company. now has a
model tent town within its limits.
over 20 comfortable tents have been
put in order to take care Of the rapid
ly growing population The tents have
electric lights. water, sanitary con-
veniences and daily garbage collec-
ton service. The increase in popula-
ton is attributed TO the mining boom
and the employment Of additional
smelter hands by the [. V. company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
COPPER QUEEN HAS 100000
POUNDS OF BULLION ON HAND

Bisbee, Ariz., June. 15.-Since Word
was received from eastern refineries
Two weeks ago that they had on hand
more copper bullion than they could
treat, the Copper Queen company has
stored 100000 pounds Of the red metal
Late Information from the east. how
ever, is to the effect that the capacity
o. the refineries is 10 be increased
without delay The Copper queen IS
hiring no new men i'm its mining or
smelling departments
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
Explosion.

Can very easily be caused through
the use OF Gasoline. especially when
cleaning clothes or any kind Of fabric
Vow the only article for such pur-
poses on the market is absolutely safe.
VIII not explode. circle or leave an nm
pleasant odor- Now" is great house
mold article, can be used for a thou
sand things. start using Now" and be
safe Your Grocer or Ryan's DRUG
stores have it-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16

CRAWFORD BILL IS CHANGED;
HERALD BOYS TO SEE SHOW

The Musical Revue company at the
Crawford has changed the bill TO The
Girl From Fassar." and is pleasing au-
diences three times q day with the new
Offering Fans keep the patrons cool
and the comedians. singers and dancers
keep them entertained
Tomorrow evening al the first show
al 1-45. The Herald newsboys and car
riers viii be the guests OF manager T..
F. Maxwell and The Herald at the uer-
Torrance This is in line with The
Herald s efforts TO give its carriers and
-uewsies" clean. wholesome entertain
menr whenever possible.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
Injunction Asked For BY Contrnctor..
JUAREZ ORGANIZES CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE THURSDAY

Merchants Of Juarez took steps
Thursday afternoon TO organize a
chamber of commerce to work ia CO.
operation with the interior cities OF
the republic.
Though one store.a refreshment par-
Tor closed its doors i'm Juarez Friday
morning. il is said financial conditions
are satisfactory across the river
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

express me Automobiles leave AlamoEordo
FOR Roswell AZ 1915 q. nj srrf,-, e. I5,t 80
a. o-sg = m Westbouud automobile leaves
Roswell for AlamogordO at 200 a. N. Arrive
4. ai'Ihosoruo al 4-l5 D. m Stops are made
AZ me following points PicachO Tfnrfa
aonoo san Patrlcio. Glen Coe white M
nm Aescalero. Bent. Tularosa Ia In
through fare one way SO Intermediafe
points Sc per mile Twenty-Five hounds
baggage carried free. Excess 1c ner rourd
AlamogOrdo Garage AIsmogordo \ Al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
LOWE WILEY

FL PASO-CLIST-Wheeler car leaves
Ciilt for FL Paso daily. including sunday.
al $50 a. M Returning 20 Clint the car
leaves The Herald office al 5-1s D. M tx
press and parcels carried
FABESS-CLINT-Ei PASO automobile stage
line car leaves Herald office az 4-30 - IN
DAILY except Sundays - cents TO Clint. 90
Uarala affIca-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
MINERS SCARCE IN TUNGSTEN
DISTRICT IN COLORADO

DenTer, Colo, june 16.-Scarcity OF
miners is the only handicap TO work
IN the Tungsten mining district Of
Bpulder county according TO an an
neuncement today by :. T. Weller, Of
The Colorado engineers corporation.
king George wears a small gurmetal
N1ist watch Of a kind which can be
bought for $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
WILCOX. ARIZ.. CATTLEMAN
BROUGHT HERE For OPER ATION

W r. Harvey. a cattleman Of Wilcox.
aflz- was brought here Thursday night
from his home and was operated upon
at the Rolston hospital for appendicitis
Mr. Harvey is n well known ranch
owner OF Arizona His condition was
reported TO be much improved Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-16
..nEsTINN,s rnN

All who saw Louise Huff in -Destinv-s
Toy at the Alhambra yesterday. We're
charmed with the Wiusomeness Of this
dainty actress and fascinated with the
delightful romantic story OF the play
The Alhambra is showing this feature
again today. for the last time and all
should take advantage Of seeing the
actress, who makes one think so much
Of Mary Pickford- The Alhambra is al
ways cool and pleasant the one place
iu Fl Paso where you can 90 feeling
sure CT seeing real features and OF
seeing them in comfort Come down ami
set cooled Off during the hot after
ns.-Advertisement