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rad made her ensious. and when these
heats anchored certain members OF
the cabinet began TO consider their
Purchase. Influence brought TO bear
on the minister OF the navy soon had
the deal put through and up went the
Turkish flag. "
Now, q funny thing happened, or
didn't happen. There was no change
In the men and officers OF the two
boats. They still had German com.
manders and German sailors, and So
definitely was Germany In charge that
rot a Turk was allowed TO 60 below
deck on either Of them. ........
The sailors grew pointed boards,
says Peftyjohn, and put fezzes on
their heads instead Of the former Ger
man caps. Otherwise things were the
same on board. Then the two boats
took a run up into the Black Sea, fired
ON the Russian flag, and as a result
brought down war on Turkey. Ger,
many was playing for a straight cut
10, the Dardanelles."
Meets British Submarine ....
The submarine incident came durhlg
trip which began with the intention
of visiting the country back OF the
Turkish lines The party was made
I'D OF number Of Americans in Con
stantinople, iHeluding several instruc
tors from Robert College.
1--WE were in what they called q
transport" says Pettyjohn. but what
was really an old lumber schooner tina.
had been hastily oyerhauled., We were
drifting merrily along through the Sea
of Marmora when somebody sighted q
long white trail OF foam out on TIC
water, and pretty soon up rose an Eng
lish submarine.
-There was lot Of excitement a.
once, you may be sure. This was one
OF three English submarines that nae
succeeded in getting through the par
fIaneIles and her commander was mol
losing any time. Men climbed on,
,lpon her deck and we were hailed
: with the query. Does anybody or
board speak English
"A representative OF the ChlcaRe
Daily News leaned over the rail ano
RESPONDED In the affirmative,
eTsm q correspondent OF the Cnl
cago Daily News he shouted.
Tell that crowd to get off and dc
Il quick came the answer
All Leave In Haste
The crowd got Off In their haste
Turkish sailors tore up the deer
boards and made them into RATS. The
disembarking was soon over. The
submarine backed off, fired one ter
ledo about midships and the transport
soon turned up and sunk This warn
ing was characteristic CT all of thes'
submarine attacks, he says.
III May of 1915 the narrator was on
al a party OF Americans who tool
boats down back oKethe English men
of.war which were firing at the Dards
nolIes.
I'VE could see the flashes going vi
from the British guns he says, 'thel
little later see the great cloud o
dust and smoke that arose on the hill
over where the land guns were stu
ated. The Turks showed great ingen
nity in, concealing their guns behins
the stone embankmsnts.
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REPUBLICANS TO HOLD
TWO MEETINGS TONIGHT

Republican primary campaign meet.
ings will be held in Honolulu this
evening as follows: ...:::> III.
Eighth Of the fourth-At Atkinson
park, Kakaako, below the Pohukaina
school John Kau, president OF the
precinct, will preside. Hill. s.
Fifth district = At Kalihi-waena
school Harry Franson will preside,
Hawaiian orchestras will play at
both meetings F.. r
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-25

Harvey S. Irwin, Y, member of the
57th Congress from Louisville, KY.
and railroad commissioner of Ken
lucky in 1895, died at Vienna, Va. He
was a native of Highland county,
Ohio. ~.
Evening star., 1916-10-01

For fashionable folk are perhaps less
plentiful in the usual haunts of war
Evening star., 1916-10-01
Merrin-Hur Wedding.

The marriage Of Miss Florence
Southgate Hurst Of this city and Ar.
Edward Dearborn Merrill Of Seattle.
Wash, took place September 20, at 2
o'clock in the evening. at the home OF
the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel A. Merrill. Des Moines. Iowa.
The marriage was solemnised there
owing to a recent death In the home of
the bride, and also because Des Moines,
being the halfway point between
Seattle and the District of Columbia,
was a more convenient meeting point
for the relatives and friends of the
bridal couple.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Keturah Moss Hurst Of this city and
the late Gen. Harris Priuli Hurst. She
is the granddaughter Of the late Judge
David Wiley Hurst Of the supreme
court Of Mississippi and the late Judge
James Malcolm Smiley. also Of Missis-
sippi.
Mr. Merrill is a Cornell man and also
Evening star., 1916-10-01

at once become a member of the con-
stant1y enlarging flesh reducing club.
Evening star., 1916-10-01

Along with all the other disciplinary
methods which the women Of Seattle
Evening star., 1916-10-01
BLOUSES, $3.50

Suit, theater and dress bIouses, In
beaded, braided and embroidered
0eoraette crepe; in white, flesh COL
or, navy, Java brown, Burgundy,
plum and green, with the fashion
able yokes, collars and sIeeves-aIso
black and cream color silk iaces,
which are most effective.
Dress Blouses, $1,000.
More elaborate dress blouses Of
0eoraette orepes, hand embroidered
and tucked, combined with satin and
exclusive plaid taffetas-fine mate
riaIs and exquIsIteIy made.
Silk Umbrellas, $500.
Presenting the new handles, such
az de luxe, Persian Club, English
crook, bracelet and fancy silver ham
dies; heavy quality taffeta silk, guar
antced for satisfactory service; black
and colors.
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wore white crepe de chine and carried
bouquets of pink roses. Mr.. Ludlow J.
and Mr.. Russell H. Merrill attended
their brother as groomsmen.
At the close of the ceremony there
was a reception and buffet supper, the
guests being received by Mr. and Mrs.
Merrill. Mrs. Keturah Moss Hurst,
mother of the bride, and the bride and
groom.
MIR. and Mrs. Merrill will make their
home In Seattle, after a wedding trip to
Estes Park, Col, and ether points.
Evening star., 1916-10-01

Mildred Peck, Miss Oscie Amiss, Miss
Irene Wade, Miss Bessie Mullen, Miss
Loretta Hull, Miss Bess Letter, Mrs.
Annie Beall, Mrs. william A. Yates,
Miss Marie Nesbitt, Miss Grace Cross
ley and Miss Mildred Draney.
The house was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and autumn leaves
Solos were rendered by Misses Oscie
Amiss and Mildred Draney, after which
a buffet supper was served.
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Shower for Bride-elect.

A shower was given Miss Marie New
man by her friends at the home of Miss
Kathryne Smalley, Monroe street
Wednesday evening. September 81.
Among those present were Miss Alice
Fowler, Miss Sara Farr. Miss Heller
Shaw, Miss Phoebe Ludlow, Miss Lucy
Anderson. Miss Mabel Slagle, Misi
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Rev. J. Edward Kirbye In the presence

Rev. J. Edward Kirbye In the presence
Of a few relatives.
The brides dress was of white satin
combined with embroidered georgette
crepe made short, and she wore a
wreath of orange blossoms in her hair.
She carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses and lilies of the valley. She was
attended by her sister, Miss Anna Ruby
Hurst, and by Miss Margaret White,
who recently arrived from Turkey,
where her father is In charge of a
missionary school The bridesmaids
Evening star., 1916-10-01
More Beautiful Than
Your Imagination Can
Picture Are NV

My policy of the smartest
style creations at popular prices
has convinced women of dis
elimination that stylish clothes
are not necessarily expensive.
Evening star., 1916-10-01

this day necessary and they have desig-
of the village.
The village operates an electric light
plant, but only at night. The women
wanted day power to operate electric
wash machines and petitioned the viii
lage board, which agreed to furnish
power Mondays only.
The patio was protected with a gay
striped awning, and here. at flower
studded altar, all the ap-
A pa+;o pointments being in pink.
they were pronounced
WeuulnS. man and wife. says a
writer in the Los Angles Tribune in
describing a wedding there last week.
The house and gardens had been bril-
liantly illuminated with rose-shaded
lights, but as the ceremony commenced
every light went out and only the
eJimmer of waxen candles. set in tall
siver sconces. shed their glow over the
scene.
Chrysanthemums in shades of pink
were artistically used in the decora-
ton of the living room and sun room.
while in the dining room rose mo-
tif, with Cecile Brunner buds and Sies
of the valley. was tastefu1ly used.
The bride was prettily attired in a
lovely gown of gracefully draped white
satin and lace. the duchess lace used
having been worn by her mother at
her own wedding. while a wreath of
orange blossoms caught her veil in
place, and a shower of lilies of the
valley completed the pretty picture.
The two attendants. matron Of honor
and bridemaid, wore dainty frocks
of pale rose charmeuse embroidered in
tulle, and silver trimming being taste
fully combined on the bodices, and
their flowers were arm bouquets Of
Cecile Drummer buds.
Evening star., 1916-10-01
Fashionable Hotels Main
tain Reducing Menus.

continuing this fall. for the betterment
of mind and body, were certain new
ways by which to reduce and produce
flesh, with a decided preference for the
ways of reduction.
Those preferring a sylph-like form Of
beauty have been following for several
months the rules and regulations of
certain book. not long out of the hands
of the publishers, with treatises on re-
duction by proper food. So successful
have the methods been with the numer-
Gus fat women Of this city that the
flesh reducing fad has become almost
a fever. says the Seattle. Wash. Times
II you see mysterious little groups at
parties confdentially talking together
and curiosity getting the better. be-
come an eavesdropper. you may per-
hsps hear snatches of conversation like
this: "Oh. do you really think it will
pounds did you 1ose?" DO / really
have to give up all the good things to
eat at parties?" How long do 1 have
to keep II upe" and hundreds of other
questions. all asked breathlessly and in
between reassurances OF good results.
Seriously, there is a perceptible diff
ference in the weight Of a good many
women in this town at present. Those
reducing are stoica1ly living life of
rules. taking exercise. riding less and
walking more and in consequence never
! felt better in their lives
| The hotels and several of the clubs
are helping the women, too. for in
many instances they are featuring the
| different dishes advised. So IL some
| one asks you soon after q greeting.
| offended: II you have lost few pounds
or ~S0fOud1XWfY0 fhA 8xlrYAa af,d
Evening star., 1916-10-01

Every housewife has long known that
Monday is washday. but the village
fathers of Swansea,
Official Laundry a settlement on the
Day. Re11evil1e Re- @ nesr ST
Louis. thought official recognition of
Evening star., 1916-10-01
Londoners Dine on
Champagne and Grouse.

but when / was dining at Ciro's night
or two ago. says the same writer in the
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times, there was
few fine folk in the most frivolous
looking frocks. accompanied by well
set-up young men In ordinary evening
clothes. The fact that several Of them
halted considerably in their walk. that
two or three of them were minus
right or left arm. and that a large ma
jority had bandaged limbs or heads.
gave the only reminder that there is
something doing" on the other side Of
the channel Although only old gen
tlemen and sporting young ladies are
shooting grouse this season. there
seems to be no reasonable objection to
eating and enjoying this pleasant game
now that the glorious twelfth" has
come and gone. AS looked round the
big room where tables encircle the
dancing space, ! noticed that most of
the diners were consuming grouse at Is
shillings a brace comfortably, and that
iced champagne was the general ac-
compartment to the evening meal
all of which goes to prove that war
time economy" has not set in with
particular virulence as far as the diet
Of London's smart set is concerned.
Along with all the other disciplinary
Evening star., 1916-10-01

an alumnus Of the Massachusetts, Insti-
tute of Technology. He is a relative of
the late Samuel Merrill. Governor of
Iowa. and belongs to a well known
family.
The marriage service was read by the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-10

TWO nicely furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. with private family, with
fuel and lights, hot and cold water and
telephone, convenient to car and bus
line, to couple without children. Ref
erences exchanged. Telephone Main
S161-J. Residence 1904 N. 18th ave. city
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FANCY 8-room South Highlands resi-
dence, oak floors, tile baths, furnace.
By owner, call Main 3202-W.'
9-10-3t-sun- tu-thu
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TWENTY CENTS IS
PRICE NOW WANTED
FOR COTTON CROP
Farmers Union leader Adj
vises Growers to Hold for
This Figure During
Autumn

Fort Worth. Tex. September 9.
Association of Farmers Union Presi-
dents. issued a statement today urging
all farmers to hold their cotton for 20
cents, declaring that this price would
be reached before the present crop is
picked II a general holding plan is put
in practice by southern farmers. Pres
ident Pope fatty denied recent press
reports stating that the association
fixed IL cents per pound as the mini
mum price of cotton.
The association took no action what
ever on this matter" said Mr.. Pope.
but several of the state presidents did
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Contractors


Sealed bids for the Improvement of
be received by the Lawrence county
Wednesday, September 20, 1916, and at
that time publicly opened in the court
house at Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
Proposed Improvement is on the
Jackson military road through Law
renee county. distance of 35 miles.
The work will include the grading,
installation and construction of Gull
verts and bridges, and the surfacing
with ebert.
Each proposal must be accompanied
by certified check for two thousand
dollars (S2,000.00) made payable to II.
G.. Parks, secretary, Lawrence county
highway commission.
Copies of the proposal form, instruc-
tons to bidders, specifications, and
forms for contract and bond will be
furnished upon application to the un-
dersigned
Plans are on file at the engineers
office at Lawreneeburg, Tenn Copies
may be had upon application after
September 5, 1915. A deposit of ten
dollars $4,000 will be required for ev-
cry set of plans taken or sent from the
engineers office. This deposit will be
returned upon the receipt of plans.
The estimated cost of the improve
ment is about $4,000.
The highway commission reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
E. G. PARKES,
Secretary Highway Commission
$50: 9-3-1O-17
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'ONE CENT A WORDONE CENT A WORD

RATES--One cent n word dayt 81.
taken for leHs than CSC for first inser-
tIon. cash must arcen,rnnv nrner
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FOR RENT-SeYen-room cottage, on
South Highlands; large lot garage,
choice neighborhood. on Miner Heights
bus line Call Main 1899. 3-1-3t
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discuss this matter among ourselves
and IT was the concensus of opinion
that the minimum should be 20 cents"
Another meeting of the association
viii be called as soon as the land
credit bank board fixes the districts in
which the farm loan banks will be
located, and at that meeting the asso-
citation will indorse logical cities in
which the banks should be located in
order to best serve the interests of the
farmers.
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TURNS dark skin light, soft as velvet ;
Radio-Ex Cream made from radium
ore; heals eruptions of the face and
skin; send SOC for OF. jar and literature
Radio Chemical Laboratory, Pleasant
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FOR RENT-Two rooms and sleeping
porch. completely furnished for light
housekeeping, all conveniences private
8 home, South Highlands Price, $50; ref
erences Main 5927-W.
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BIRMINGHAM
Business Directory

ABSTRACTORS
Alabama Abstract Co.. land titles.
2lo9-2111 Sd ave- Phone. 3SO
BUSINESS COLLEGES
Wheeler Business College, 1909
1917 1st ave. Oldest. largest, best.
Sessions day and night $50 pays
for complete course. Call, write
or phone. Main lilo
CORSETIER
rhe Spirella Corset Shop.
1897 Glen Iris ave.
Phone M. 462O-W
GROCERY STORES
Shropshire Daniels Grocery co. 1923
s. goth st. Main .4236-42S7-11S5
RENTALS
For a house or business location,
and, especially, If you are
stranger in the city. see u.s. Nc
Connell- Anglin- White r. e. 4
ms. Co. Phone 1873
RUBBER TIRES
Exclusive Rubber Tire Co. Lowest
prices on carriage rubber. I'd ave.
anc 10th st. Phone. 37HS
REAL ESTATE
Bethea Real Estate & insurance
Co. 20G7 Sd ave-. N. Phone. -. 1la
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FOR RENT-In Norwood. connecting
furnished rooms. in private family.
Apply 1905 18th ave-. N. or phone Main
i $751;
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WANTED-BOARDERs

BEST in the south for the money;
comfort and respectability combined
with economy; cool, clean rooms. Csc
per day. including breakfast: $150 per
week; modern conveniences, electric
lights and three baths; lunches. loo; din
ner, 15c; all you can eat; room and
three meals per day, $3.50 per week
Gust ask anybody in the lobby Fourth
Avenue Hotel, New York plan. 240S-1o
4th ave. 9-10-3t
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The Brazilian government has de-
creed that products offered for sale
as butter must contain at least so per
cent of butter fat and not more than
15 per cent of acid content
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spring motor driving a flexible
shaft enables the operator of a new
motion picture camera to follow OBJ
jects as readily as with an ordinary
hand camera
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SHOE REPAIRING
TAILORING

EVERETT-CARTER TAILORING Co,
No. Woolworth Bldg. Main 1896
8-1-60t
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KODAKS

MAIL Aims to F.. w. Bromberg. Birming-
ham. Developed free. velox prints
s-o-tf
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FOUND


FOUND-Southand photo coupons and
certificates; accepted anytime, regard
less or age or date. Southland Studio
1861 I'd ave. 9-6-tf
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD
WANTED-Room and board in strictly
private family. by refined couple, no
children; husband in town Saturdays
and Sundays only. Give full particu-
lars and price. No boarding house an
swer PA care Age-Herald.
THREE furnished rooms, water, heat,
light furnished; state particulars and
price in answer. Address Norwood,
care Age Herald.
WANTED-September 10, by young man,
steam heated room, on Southside; state
price. Address Vie. Age-Herald
WANTED-Three furnished rooms in
Norwood by couple; references. Phone
Main 26CS-J. 9-10-3t
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WANTED-Specialty salesman; prefer
one who has had experience. Apply aft
er o'clock Monday at 220S Sd ave.
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SPECIALISTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LOST-Fox terrier dog. white with brown
head and ears; answers to name of
sport" return to Pill 18th ave. and
get reward.
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ONE CENT A WORD.
FOR RENT

RATES-Oue cent n ward a dnyt no aA.
taken for less than 25c for first Iuser-
tlon. Cash mutt accompany order.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED--Shipping clerk; bright young
man; write in own hand experience
salary and references. Wis, care Age
Herald
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80 COAL diggers, married and single men,
50 men for paving work, 81 per day.
50 grade men, $3.50 per day; two rock
foremen. Apply 1918 list ave.
WANTED-Furniture salesman immedi-
ately: give references. experience in
detail and salary expected. Address,
X-16, care Age-Herald.
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Classified
Business Directory
AUTOMOBILE TIRES-FoRD
BICYCLES

4 AND $50. southside Shoe Store.
s-2s-sot
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RESORTS


SUMMER guests, Shadyside farm. Adj
dress Mrs. Thomas McIlheran, Cowan.
Tenn. 7-30-3t-su
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FRUITS AND CIGARS
FURNITURE DEALERS

WILL swap you new furniture and
stoves for your old. Weaver-J Johnson
Furniture Co.. 221S I'd ave Phone
1874. S-24-tf-thu-su
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COLLECTION AGENCIES

COLLECTION agency; mighty reliable.
The Jones Agency, Title Guarantee
Bldg. Phones Main s7l6 Sill and 1908.
7-25-eod-tf
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FOR RENT-Two rooms in Norwood
for light housekeeping to couple
without children: furnace heat: best
kind of location ON 31st st. Phone
Main 31ol-J. 9-1o-3t
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CABINET AND REFINIsHING
WORK

BIRMINGHAM CABINET AND REIN
ISHING COMPANY-A d. Snyder,
manager; packing, shipping. upholster-
Ing. We repair, upholster and refinish
all kinds of furniture; office and house
hold furniture built to order. l922-4-t
Ave. L. Phone Main $751; s-12-tf
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WANTED--To exchange equity in negro
property, rents between $50 and $50 .,er
month, for small house and 10: in slE-
urbs or close in: must be free. Address
A-16, care Age Herald.
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HICKMAN CYCLE co. 1872 4th ave.
Main $3.50: bIcycles exclusively. I-2I-tt
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FOR EXCHANGE

TO exchange preferred Stock of the
Trustees Loan and Guar lnty Co. for
Ford car. Address C-i2, care Age
Herald ~ 9-i-5t-eod
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TYPEWRlIlNG machine wanted n will
trade fine fishing outfit for machine
in good condition and pay difference. c.
Newman. I'd floor Lyric Theatre Bldg.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT
DWELLINGS

1923 18th ST., south, rooms ........ $4,000.
2177 18th Ave, south, rooms ... $500
101S 10th St., south. 10 rooms ...y $3.50
2620 Ave r, 4 rooms ......... 1850
22o9 18th Ave, north, rooms $500. 1000
22l5 18th Ave, north, rooms .. 1o.O
221 18th Ave, north, rooms ... 1850
SIT Tuscaloosa Ave, rooms .. $500
4OS1a North 24th St., ~ rooms - $500
1887 North Third Ave. 10 rooms 49, $500
1908 9Th Ave, north, rooms .. 3d.
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FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnshed,
elegant S-room. furnace heated Nor
wood home, convenient to two car lines
and bus. See us. John NJ. Cartwright
& Co., 202S LIST ave-