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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-12
Give Al iel.eSeo Party.

prof and Mrs. John &. Braaiey'
Prof. and Mrs. Woods and Miss Aa-
ensta Bates gave the last party inc
Trinity Faculty club will have TINS
season Friday afternoon at Getzen-
daner Memorial park. Games "efe
enjoyed during the afternoon. X
Treatments consisted Of hot 'oi'ee
made in the woods. sandwiches sa'-
ad. Boston baked beans. The rae rae
ulty club has had some delisntl"i
entertainments since orsaaiaing las,
fail. and expect to renew their soe'al
ties when they return again next
school season. Now that eo'aH'''t ~
ment festivities are on. the facu'i'
club will not have any more o' '''4''
meetings,
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Among the first Of the commence
ment festivities that w4tl be enjoy
cd by Trinity students was the de-
lightful party given Friday after
noon by Miss Augusta Bates to the
pupils OF the piano department. The
affair was given in Miss Bates stu
do which is most attractively fur
nished. and contains mementos OF
unique interest. Pictures and auto
graphs of many music masters and
professional people adorn the walls,
Vases of japanese crockery We're fill
ed with wild flowers, Bowls of mas
turtiums were placed about the Ia
bles. Miss Bates was assisted by
Miss Maude Patrick. Mrs. John g..
Bradley and Miss Alice Adkisson.
Informal games were enjoyed, and
the teacher entered into as hear
tily as the pupils. Miss Bates class
appreciates her professional ability
as well as her personal charm which
they see in the social life which she
shares with them. Glass members
present were Misses Mamie East Ln-
ellie Ballew. Vallie Neal, Mable Ran
some. Bessie Callan Emma John
Pinkerton, Allene Prude, Bernice
Crawford, Laura Blanche fid~ell'
Pearl McCarter. Marion Carmichael
Aliene Martin, Elizabeth Murchi-
son. Flora b. Gounah, Leila McNaif
and Marie Carter.
Mrs. John q, Bradley, Miss Cow
an. Miss Booming, Miss Maude Fat
rick, Miss Alice Adkissoh, Miss Mat
tie Middleton and Mr.. Graham were
guests.
Chicken salad with olive oil may
onaise. beaten biscuit, olives and
brick ice cream we're served.
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THE POPE'S PRAYER FOR I
PEACE. 4

Dismayed at the horrors of =
war which is bringing ruin to .
= peoples and nations, we turn, O .
= Jesus, to Thy most loving heart =
= as our last hope. =
O God Of Mercy, with tears =
= we invoke Thee to end this fear =
. full scourge =
O King of Peace, we humbly .
. implore the peace for which we =
= long. From Thy sacred heart =
= Thou didst shed forth over the =
= world divine charity, SO that =
= diseord might end and love =
= alone might reign among men. =
= During Thy life on earth Thy =
= heart beat with tender compass =
= sion for the SORROWS of men; IN =
= this hour made terrible with =
= burning hate. with ploodshed =
= and with slaughter. once more =
= may Thy divine heart be NOV =
y ed with pity. Z
= Pity the countless mothers =
y in anguish for the fate of their Z
= sons; pity the numberless fam Z
= lilies now befeaved of their faith
- ers: pity Europe, over which
= broods such havoc and disaster.
- Do Thou inspire rulers and Z
- peoples with counsels of meek Z
= ness: do Thou heal the discords Z
= that tear the nations asunder;
= Thou who didst shed Thy pre- Z
= cious blood that they might live Z
- as brothers, bring them togeth- 4
= er once more in loving har-
= mony.
- And as once before to the cry
. of the Apostle Peter. Save us, 4
= Lord. we PERISH" Thou didst Z
= answer with words of mercy Z
= and didst still the raging wa Z
= tiers, so now deign to hear our Z
= trustful prayer, and give back I
= to the world peace and tram Z
= guilty.
= Amen.
= And thou. o Most Holy Vir- Z
. gin, as in other times of sore 4
. distress, be now our help. our
= protection, and our safeguard.
= Amen.
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rntertained in New Jersey Home.

Miss Marie Smith, who is taking
snecial course in music in Column
Mo university, recently was the
Weekend guest of her room mate,
who lives at Newark, New Jersey.
,ler hostess gave Il party in her
honor of which one of the local pa
nors has the following account;
afiss Amelia Hoffman of sea
coptb Thirteenth street entertained
with a five hundred party in her
home Yesterday in honor OF her
cnest Miss Marie Smith OF Waxaha-
oh;e Texas. Among the guests We're
,r,ssee Frances Costello, Winifred
malcolm of Brooklyn, Pansy cray
ION If Asbury Park, Fannie Thomp-
aon of Jamestown, VERNE Hert-
too Ruth Young. Elizabeth Wright,
.,so,,hine Florence. Helen Ferris,
pona English. Elsie and Margaret
p,mmell. !Neya Creselmire, Mabel
u,ard Lorraine Tielseher, Florence
1.,,ar Mildred Van Ness. Marie
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U. d. C. Meets.

The United Daughters of Confed-
eracy had a business session We'd
nesday afternoon at. Sims library
planning for the Rose Festival which
they expect TO lave some Saturday,
the last of May. An attractive at
ternoon program will be given. Ice
cream will be sold. Twenty-Five per
cent of the proceeds will be given
to the Red Cross. and the remain
der will be used in the purchasing of
prizes for the annual Fall Flower
show. After exhibit day the roses
viii be sent to the graves of the old
Confederates. Every one who grows
roses is asked to send them for the
exhibit. Jefferson Davis day will be
observed June 5. Mrs. T. A. Owens
gave an interesting account OF
Events of 1852"
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Miss sharp Pleases Audience.

Miss Mary Sharp appeared in her
certificate graduating recital lpublic
speaking) Monday evening before a
large audience in the auditorium at
Trinity and elected some very favor
able comment on her work. Her
first number, "A Little Child Shall
Lead Them" was a tender story of
crippled child and a cranky old
brace maker. The plot shows the
final softening of the old German on
account of the child's sweet influ-
ence. Miss Sharp delivered this with
dignity and had the undivided at
tention of her audience throughout.
Among her dialect numbers her Ital-
ian was most favorably received.
Her most finished work OF the eve
ming was the captive scene from
"Ingomar." the old classic of I'M
certain authorship. This showed
careful and painstaking work.
Ing atase WAS Pietais deeoFateu
with ferns and flowers and Miss
Sharp was dressed in a very becom-
ing crepe Decline evening dress and
appeared TO decided advantage.
She was assisted by Miss Emma
John Pinkerton in q splendid rem
dition of Chopin's "Polonaise" opus
&c, No. /.
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presbyterian Revival Begins Next Sunday Morning II
O'CLOCK at the New Church West Main Street We want

we're married. The service was read
by Minister J. W Brents in the liv-
ing room. which was heautified with
"a france aud Brides roses. Miss
Eanice Roberts played the Wedding
march The bride is the daughter of
". g. ehiieoat Of Ennis and sister of
Mrs. Verne Roberts. The groom is
a son Of Mr., and Mrs. ]. D. Thornton
OF Emhouse, and is engaged in lum-
per business in Louisiana. Mr.. and
Mrs Thornton left Immediately Of.
ter the ceremony for their home In
Alexandria.
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Schumacher, Katherine Schumacher.
Madeline Cox, Helen Bowman, Jessie
futile and Amanda Werlich. Miss
Smith, who is typical southern
girl, is a student of Columbia Uni
versity, making a speciality OF mu-
sic. She has made many friends
both in New York and New Jersey"
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intermediate $. :. Program

Robert Billiard, supefi1fe'.0' 20
the intermediate Sunday schoo' "
tho central Presbyterian church. an
nounees a special program tor 70
morrow's sunday school service. ana
requests all parents to attend. sons
and yorious reports will be given
bible quotations viii be a tea'ur ~,
of the program. Miss Pfedo wn i'
give a vocal solo. Or hof"'V ,,,a
will give an address " '''' -,
Mean to our Parents will be sr ~, =,
by the president OF each class iyo
Meyres viii give violin solo No ',
ert pullard. superintendent |"'
make the closing remarks
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Tuesday Sewing Club.

Mrs. M. Middleton entertained the
Tuesday Sewing club this week at
their pretty new bungalow home on
Park street. Roses and daisies made
the decorations. The dining room
table was laid in cluny covers with
a center attraction of double bas-
ket filled with roses and fruits. On
the coIunmades in the living room
rested crystal vases filled with dali
sizes ard fern fronds. Strawberry
cream and cake was served. The
following were present: Mese mes
Willie Todd, Talmage Newton, Rob-
ert Phillips, Arson Cole, Bass Will
liams, Clayton Alderdice.
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Attends Dallas Wedding.

Miss Emily Cornwell spent Mon
day night in Dallas, where she at
tended the marriage of Miss Lucille
Read to r. Fl. Barber at the brides
home. The Rev. A. N. Hall of Wax
ahachie performed the ceremony.
At the reception which followed the
ceremony Miss Emily Cornwell
served punch. The bride has visit
ed in Waxahachie a number of times
as the guest of Miss Emily.
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invitation was accepted or not. When
man has served as pail bearer
he is required to call on the be-
raeved family within ten days or
three weeks after the funeral,
though this call is rarely more than
the leaving of card, along with a
kindly inquiry. Encyclopaedia of
Etiquette.
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Music Club in Call Session

The MacDowell club met Friday
afternoon in call session to hear the
reports of delegates to the State
Federation of Music Clubs. and also
to hear the report of the delegate to
the second district. The yearbook
committee made its report. and an
nouneed the club would have four
teen lessons during the year, twelve
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on the opera, groups OF four lessons
each, one on public school music and
community music, and one on Amer
lean music. The club feels especially
proud of the fact that two OF its own
members, Mrs. r. H. cheatham and
Miss Mabel Smith. outlined the les
son. Mrs. Cheatham, as chairman of
the promotion committee. announced
that another payment had been made
on the Victrola. Miss Julia Scion,
the president. made a pleasing talk
in installing the neY officers, ex-
pressing her thanks for the compli-
ment the club bestowed on her in re-
eleeting her president of the Nc
Dowell club She spoke of the CO
operation she enjoyed from tfs Of
Ulcers and members. The following
Officers were Installed. presi aent,
Miss Julia Solor; first vice president,
Mrs. x. Il. Button; second vice
president, Mrs. T. H. Cheatham, re-
lcording secretary, Mrs. w. f. shlve:
ponding secretary. Miss IVY
Cheatham; treasurer, Miss Marguer-
lite Cole.
The reports of the delegates to tho
State Federation of Music Clubs will
be given next week.
Mrs. F. Brady, the clubs delegate
sent to Cleburne, spoke of the dis
trict meeting. She said the second
district had twenty-five departments
a chairman for each, with six ladies
in each department. This showed
the variety of work accomplished by
the district. She spoke of her i'm
pression OF the advancement the fed
GRAFTON has made in all things The
federation urged the study of politi
cal science, she said, both in thu
thome and the schools. Also that ey
cry woman should study and know
the Monroe Doctrine. She was de
lighted with the hospitable spirit o
the Cleburne club women. Aetiv,
service in the National League TO
Women, was urged by Mrs. Brady
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Mrs. Rose clopton OF Chicago. ac-
companied by her daughter. Mrs.
John Spalding. have returned from
ten days visit TO Chicago.
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Misses Margaret and Mamie Pur-
cell of Archer City, Archer county.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ". J..
McDuffie on Main street.
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rno,n,ou.chiIcoat Weddios

ThOfHFVN-N INV - III
A quiet home veddins was sD'
At the residence of Mr. ana
Mrs. Verne Roberts or fpeSa'S -"
ternoop. when Miss Ada chileos' ANY,
Grover Thornton OF Alexandria La
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Morse kenner has gone to Detroit
where he is learning the automobile
business in the shops.
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Mrs. 0. N. Inabnit and son New
land Jr. and baby daughter of Cor
sicana are the guests of Mrs. Mont
gomery Middleton on Park street.
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Miss Matte Middleton.
!, Stn,ly Canning Process.

sYe spent much VI ta = - =
s canning schools. answer
country's call to conserve
kmucts. The following for
ss given out for the canning
and spinach:
Treatment for the steam pres
keess follows: Shell the pens
|nch from five to ten minutes
6pr water to which a little
! been added, Dip peas in
k;er to set and make them
Eril lars to the neck with
byer with brine solution and
twenty minutes at ten
pressure for pint jars and
Ire minutes for quart jars.
6ne solution to be used is
i follows: One teaspoon OF
two teaspoons of sugar to
hi of voter. After remov-
b canning machine unserew
rubbers, fill jars to over
with boiling brine solution
tight; test for leakage and
a cool, dark place.
en peas with the hot water
they should be prepared a S
Steam pressure process. Wrap
#eloths and process in boilin e
ene hour each morning and
bn for three days. Have jars
while boiling and seal
khen the boiling is over. On
boiling the jars should be
flth boiling water and sealed
FEST for leakage and store In
III place.
Blair demonstrated the can
spinach by the steam pres
peess. The process follows;
loroughly and place in bag.
prom ten TO twenty minutes
In jars and shake down.
rs in canning machine and
Fifteen minutes for pints and
minutes for quarts.
struction given to women for
ping Of string beans by the
assure process follows:
ply young. tender beans and
eoid water until ready to
move tips and bases and cut
lato lengths desired. Blanch
water for three minutes
INTO Jars. Cover with boil
brine made with four tea
salt In one gallon of wa
e Jars in steam resort and
twenty minutes at ten
pressure. At the end of
plnutes let the steam off
order not to draw the wa
Inc Jars. Remove tops
and place rubbers on af-
Jug the Jars with the boil
soiutlon previously men
screw tops on tightly and
leakage, Light deteriorates
value of the canned vege-
pare the beans by the hot
sess' they should be prepar-
as Tor the steam pres
eSs' With beans in the
olanching and surround
''''e water. they should be
The boiling receptacle in
: we'll wrapped in cloths.
0osllng water one hour for
'Ss'Fe days. After each
Jars should be removed
su 70 Overlooking with
water. made with four
:, Of salt in one gallon of
.,ef the third boiling the
y be topped and tested
" tipping or standing
'ps' Store in a cool, dark
given by Miss Blair
a'as cucumbers follows:
u0ers from vines. leaving
VA OF stem on the vegeta-
~ wash, but place all of
Ut a large jar or vessel.
:, a'ne made of one GAL
70 one pound and nine
sa't' Let stand from two
In the meantime pur-
h, worth :, Of litmus paper
:, '.'re with which to test
| II the paper turns old
.. ,ue cacumbers are ready
t. 4s brine or to be made
INTO pickles. This brine
:. pOugh for cauliflower.
'V'Nlns, watermelons. or
TO make the eucum-
hslr green color a piece
.ie size of a small plum
~'Aed in each gallon OF
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Misses Thelaa Emerson and Flor
ence Wood of Houston. who nave
been ne guests of Mrs. /. W. rindle
on Oldham avenue, have raturned
home.
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SOCIETY PERSONALS.

Miss Rose Field of Mexia visited
Mrs. l. w. Tindle in the city this
week
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Mr., and Mrs, D. H. Eastman have
returned from Bryan, where Il &. a.
tended the golden wedding anniver-
sary of Mrs. Easthams parents.
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Mrs. Harold Jones of Chicago is
the guest OF Mrs. Charley Penn on
Marvin avenue. Mr.. Jones, who was
formerly teacher in the Waxahaehie
high school, is studying medicine in
Chicago.
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Mrs. Grace West of Mexico. Mo.
came in Friday morning to visit hel
sister, Mrs, H. r. Potter. on College
street.
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MISS annie MOSiey OF FOFL WOTlHs
travelling for Ward Belmont College,
Nashville, Tenn, was in the city this
week in the interest of the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Chapman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Showers went to
San Antonio Tuesday to attend the
state EIks' convention. They made
the trip by automobile route.
-
Mrs. J. Henry Phillips has return
ed home after visit to her sister,
Miss Alice Adkisson. in West End.
Mrs. Phil Bertram. accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. Smith. visited
the Milford school Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Holt of Waco has returned
home after a visit to Mrs. Sid Tur-
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed DuBose have
moved to their home on West Mar
vim street.
Mr.. ard Mrs. f. P. Littlepagc
eff Mart are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Rice ard otherN friends in
Waxahaehie. They have been on
s visit to relatives at Corsicana and
Mexia. They ere travelling by au-
tomobile roate and having de-
lightfnl visit. They are much
pleased With tleir new home at
Mart.
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Mrs. NJ. III. Boney and Mrs. H. j.
House of Amarillo, who have been
guests of Mrs. II. r. Potter. have
gone to Denton, where they will visit
Mrs, Boney's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin C.. Owsley.
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Miss Reulah Erwin will. spend the
Weekend in Dallas the guest of
friends.
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Mrs. j. NJ. Bareus of Hillsboro is
the guest OF her daughter Mrs. Ed
DuBose, Jr.
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Miss Annie Mosiey of Fort Worth.
travelling for Ward-Belmont College,
Nashville, Tenn, was in the city this
week in the interest of the college.
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Rusiness Session Missionary S

Business Session Missionary Society.
The Waxahachie Auxiliary of the
Woman's Missionary society of the
Methodist church met in business
session may It'll. at the church. The
president, Mrs. NJ. l.. Campbell. and
secretary, Mrs. D. II. Thompson.
were in their places as usual.
The devotional exercises were led
by Mrs. Lay. All officers present
made splendid reports, Mrs. A.
Lasswell corresponding secretary,
read an interesting letter from Mrs
Eugenia Smith of Fort Worth, and
it was voted to send a box to the
Wesley House located there. the box
to be packed Monday, May 21st, at
a y. m. at the church. and every
member q the society is requested
to send or bring something for this
box.
Mrs. r. C. Johnston reported the
cook book in the hands of the prin-
ter and announced that it would
soon be ready for sale. She was
given a rising vote of thanks for
the splendid work she had so cheer
fully given in securing advertisers in
the book.
A report of charitable work done
for the past month showed forty-one
visits to the sick. and $50 in cash
and clothing contributed.
Report was also made of full pay
ment of Indebtedness on the Vir-
einia X. Johnson home, and that
six foreign missionaries and two
were consecrated at New
orleans during the council meeting
in April,
New Members received were Mes
danes ]. w. Prater, ]. r. wilkins,
Geo. w. Coleman, 0, II. Trippet and
Miss lula Starr.
Mrs. I. o. cheatham delivered a
message from Mrs. S. II. Watson
urging the ladies of the society to
inin the National Service league, and
about twenty responded to the call.
Mrs. J. b. Dunaway urged the
membership Of the society to make
an effort to attend the social ana
program meeting at Mrs. $. c. Tur-
rer's which. however. will be held
,t tho church on Monday May H.
IN account Of the illness of Mrs,
Turner.
The meeting closed with prayer
hv Mrs. Sam Cauthen.
,rrr-s 0IF pTTRT TCITY
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Curlin's Drug stores. Special agents.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed DuBose have
moved to their home on West Mar
vim street.
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SALTS If KIDNEYS :. -,
OR BLADDER BOTHER
Aarnlsts T. Flush kidnsys and
Nautralixs lrritatinS Acids,

Aarnlsss T. Flush kidnsys and
Nsntralixs Irritating Acids.
Kidney and Bladder weakness re-
suit from uric acid, says a noted au-
thority. The kidneys filter this acid
from the blood and pass it on to the
bladder, where it often remains to
irritate and inflame, causing burn
ing, scalding sensation, or setting
up an irritation at the neck Of the
bladder, obGging you to seek relief
two or three times during the night.
The sufferer is"in constant dread,
the water passes sometimes with q
scalding sensation and is very pro-
fuse; again, there is difficulty in
avoiding it. 80
Bladder weakness, most folks call
it, because they can't control urina-
ton. While it is extremely annoy
ing and sometimes very painful, this
il really one Of the most simple all
melts to overcome. Get about four
ounces Of Jad Salts from your phar-
macist and take . tablespoonful in
q glass Of water before breakfast,
continue this for two or three days.
This will neuutralize the acids in
the urine 80 it no longer is source
Of irritation to the bladder and uri-
nary organs which then act normal
ly again.
Jad Salts il inexpensive, harmless,
and is made from the acid Of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with IL
thia, and is used by thousands Of
folks who are subject to urinary
disorders, caused by uric acid irri-
tation. Jad Salts il splendid for kid
neys and causes no bad effects what
ever.
Hero you have . pleasant, efer-
vescent lithia-water drink, which
quickly relieves bladder trouble
Adv.
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The malady is caused by a tiny
insect which attacks the under side
of the leaves. The remedy is simple.
Sprinkle the leaves thoroughly
with red pepper, taking care to pep
per well the under side. One or two
applications will be sufficient.
After the blossoms appear an in
sect of squash-bug variety some
times is found on the vines. This,
however, is easily discovered and
disposed of. Keep cucumbers well
watered and if the earth cakes, loos-
en- it.
All these salads except the cucum-
Der should be sown in rows unless
the garden is very small. In that
case make an outside border for
lettuce, not forgetting to thin out
relentlessly as usual, when there are
four leaves above the ground.
Sow an inside border Of cress
which need never be thinned excspt
as it is used. Put the cucumberS ii
each corner and sow the rest in
rows az the space allows. =.