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South Dakota, Oregon, Nevada, Mon
tan, Oklahoma. Maine, Maryland,
Michigan, Arkansas. Colorado, Arr
zona, New Mexico, California, Ohio,
Nebraska, Washington, North Dakota,
Mississippi Missouri, Kansas, Louisi-
ana and Utah.
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TO Max a. Address.

Mrs. Weed. who spoke at The Hotel
du iont this aftclnoon, viii address
IN on. street meeting tonight nj Fifth
and Market streets She is q guest Of MIS-
Caleb NJ Steward Of this city during
her stay in Wilmington
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Marriage Announced.

Joseph +. Baker Of Pennsville, n. j.,
announces the marriage, on December 70,
ID Pennsvillc, of his daughter, Mary
Layinia, 70 Benjamin Franklin Neyi,
formerly of Wilmington.
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Washington. Jan. 1G limits included
in the nov list announced by the War
Department TODAY are 1S4th Infantry
Brigade and Headquarters, seth In
fantrv Brigade. Headquarters and FIRST
Battalion, }7Oth Infantry, Headquarters,
Second and Third BattalIons; 367th
Infantry, Headquarters Company, Sup
ply Company and Third Battalion; 372d
Infantry, less Second Battalion; 36gh
Infantry. Headquarters Supply Company,
Second Battalion and Sanitary Detach-
rnent; Goth Engineers. Reqmental Head
quarters; Companies A, p and G, and
Medical Detachment, 102d Balloon Com
panv. 4lst Ambulance Company, lO7th,
10th. 18th and 310th Trench Mortar
Batteries
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Dance al Haqler

THU regular Friday night la
llagley Community House Will ~ta
IS instead of 9 o'clock Friday
January "A A play and dance MI. I.
given by members
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
Engaeement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs Delaware Mclaughlin
announce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Fannie j., TO Joseph W. Reybold,
formerly Of Gil West Sixth street, now
Of Camp Dix, n. j., The wedding will
take place in March.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
CaIyary Church GuiId.

The Guild of Calvary Episcopal Church
WlIl meet n 2lO3 Boulevard this evening
III O'Clock Mrs Brough and Mrs.
Garter arc the hostcsses
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Receiving CONGRATULATIONS

All. ana Mrs Frederick z Mo.
3OS West Twentieth street smour
the birth Of a daughter. Helen Elan,
Or. Jones Hospital, on January
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GOES To HONOLULU.
Charles ,. Dame, in Government SER
vice. 10 be Transferred.

Charlie, I Dame, nephew 81 Constable
Charles / Bowers, with ms wife and
daughter, have been visiting Mr.. BoRer>
Tor day or two
MIR. Dame y d radio operator IN govern
rnent employ and has been stationed AZ
Macon, Mas, bu' Il en- route 70 Homo
lulu. where he has been transferred and
will have an important post IA the wireless
station there, and leaves tomorrow
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Looking After Lime Industry

Charles Warner is IN Washington to-
day, attending 70 some business connected
with the national lime industry, Of which
he is an official
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
Fire in Garage.

There was slight fire in The gartgc
III N 4 Parks. - 4 and jefferson streets.
last night The damage was about SO
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WEDDINGS.
KryG-BoGGs.

Announcement is made Of the marriage
Of Miss Virginia Boggs Of this city and
Henry II. King, Of Tifton, Georgia, which
took place at Flkton, Md, on Monday,
January 6 The ceremony was performed
by Rev. 6 r. Jones, pastor Of the VI j..
Church
wARN-sPENCE
Rev ], VI Broadway Of the Madeley
NJ r Church married Miss Ietta r..
Spence and George Warm, Jr., both Of
this city, yesterday morning.
HANEY-LYoNs.
Robertha ID Lyons and Joseph A.
Hancy were married by Rev. Father
Doughelty on January S.
HAWKINs-A ND RICK.
Last evening. at the home of the bride,
1901 Madison street, Benjamin w
Hawkins and Miss Isle Andrick We're
weuded. Rev DR. Mhlon IL Stein per
forming the ceremony Mr. Andrlck
brother Of the bride, was best man and
Miss Laura E,rb was the brides attend
ant There were hundred guests The
presents were numerous and handsome
A We ng supper was served by the
parents Of the bride
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
Injured Right Hand

At the Delaware hospital TODAY Her
man Norris was treated Tor injuries -
his right hand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
MORE SOLDIERS ORDERED HOME,
War Department Announces Units Tor
Early Return to U. s.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Jan. l6.-Additionai units
comprising total Of more than three
hundred officers md about ten thousand
men have been assigned to early convoy
home from France
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roo LATE 10 CLASSIFY

and Bookkeeper apply lac0hs
Denartment store. 224 Market 81.
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CEAPTEE 80.

An Act to Amend Section Thirty-slx
Chapter Eighteen OF the Revised ST..
uteS, ItelatlnS 10 the Practiclng !:
Dentistry.
Section thirty-six of chapter eighta
of the revised statutes is hereby amol
ed by striking out the words IRE;
diseases or LESSONS OF human teeth q"
ia s, attempts to correct malpositlo
thereof in the ..fth and sixth lines
said section and by substituting the
for the follow g; or who holds hi
self out as beng able to diagnose, treI
operate. or prescribe for any dlsea7
pain, injury, deficiency. deformity b
physical condition of the human teeu
alVeolar process, gums, or jaws a
who shall either otter or undertake b
any means or method to diagnose, ire
operate. or prescribe for any diseaa
p.ln, injury. deficiency, deformity y
physical condition OF the same, so th
said section. as amended, shall read =
follows. i
Sec Sc A person shall be regardy
as practiCing dentistry who is managl
proprietor. operator, or conductor OIL
place for performing dental operation
or who for a fee, salary or other
ward paid or to be paid either to hii
self or to another person, perfor
dental operations of any kind, W
holds himself out as being able to ditl
nose, treat. operate, or prescribe
any disease. pair, injury, deficiency, q
formity or physical condition of r.
human teeth, alveolar process. gui,i
or Jaws and who shall either offer !,
undertake by any means of method
diagnose. treat. operate, or prescr'
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CHATTER e..

An Act to AneI.d section Ten of Chg
ter one tundred and ~eventcen
the Revised Statutes. AS Amended
Chapter + II HIudred and Sixtt
of the Pu nc Laws OF Nineteen Ht
dred and Seyeateen, Relating TO ST
ugraphers Of tine supreme JudiG
Court
Section ten OF chapter 1ne hundF
and seventeen ut the revised statur
as amended by chapter two hundf
and sixteen of the public laws OF M
teen hundred and seventeen, is hers
amended by striking out the NO
eighteen hundred" in the third Is
thereof and inserting III place there
the words twrntv one hundred So q
said section, as amended, shall read
follows J
Sec. 10. steno raphers appointed
the justices OF the supreme JudiCI
court shall receive annual salaries
twenty-one hundred dollars each, in I
for all services formerly chargca Bile /;
the counties. They shah also re, e
from the county !" which the courp
held, their eXL -nSes when In after
ance upon court away from their Dl|
or residence, but not otherwise Q
tailed statement of such expenses, act
ally and reasonably incurred shall }
approved by the presiding justicel
(Approved March So
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10

omo nundred a. | twenty-five is heregy
amended by striking out the words
ouch aid shall not exceed the value 81
yer. oollars month to mother having
uul one chlld under the age of fourteen
years. with a further allowance not ex-
Ceedlng four dollars a month in value
Tor each additional child" so that said
sectlon, as amended shall read as fol.
lows:
Sec ,. The aid to be Furnished here
under may be furnished either il. money
or supplies or both
Sec 4. Section five of aid chapter
TWO hundred and twenty-five is hereby
amended by striking out in the
elshteehth line thereof the word four.
.eeh and inserting in lieu thereof the
amended, shall read as follows:
Sec, S. Any mother entitled thereto
needing and desiring and herein proviQ.
ed Tor may apply therefor personally
or by letter 10 said municipal board.
Ihe board shall tnereupon cause me
applicant to fill out and sign an appl-
cation blank or shall iil out the 9 me
from information furnished by the aQ-
ptcant who shall sign it. in which shall
be STA ed first namc of the applicant
aud that CT her husband. the time and
place of her marriage, and whether her
husband is living or deceased; second.
the names and ages of her children,
whether those under compulsory schoo.
attendance are attending and what
school, ard if not, the reason of such
ron-attendance; third, ler present rest
dence and address. the length of time
she has been a resident of this sta
and here she has resided therein; !;
fourth, the nature and amount of any
property possessed by herself or her
husband. if living, and her children, and
the extent and source of their incomr
and hers; fifth, The name and address 8
OF her near relatives and those Of heT
husband, and Of one or more person )
10 whom reference may be made tor in
FORMATION. sixth, a statement that the
applicant will agree 10 employ all art
received by her under this act solely
for the support of herself and her Chit
dren under the age of sixteen years.
and for their proper upbringing in her
home. The board may, if 1t deems
proper require any such application
and the statements made therein to oe
substantated by the oath or aftlrra-
ton of the applicant.
Any person who shall knowingly. vii
fully and with intent to deceive make
any false statement in SAID application
blank shall be p lnished by a fine Of
not more than We hundred dollars o.
by imprisonment not exceeding one
year. or bot
Sec. >. Section eleven of said chapt4r
two hundred and twenty-five IS hereby
amended by striking out in the sixth
seventh and eighth lines thereof tn:
words ''buL one-lalf of such reimburse.
ment shal! be made from the appropria-
tiDn Tor state pauperS," so that SaG
section, as amended. Shall read as
sOIlOWS:
Sec. IL. Any city, town or plantation
rendering aid under the provisions /
this act, shall be reimbursed by the
state for one-half OF the amount eX-
pended after approval by the state
board and state auditor of its bills. it
the mother so aided has no settlement
he pIy Sn E.a l,y1-- q
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CHAPTER ,o,

An Act to Amend Chapter Sixty-seven
of the Revised Statutes. as Amended
by Section One of Chapter One Hun
dred and Thirty three of the Public
teen. Relating to the Notice of Ap-
pointment given by Registers of Pro.
bate.
That chapter sixty-seven of the re-
Vised statutes, as amended by section
one of chapter che hundred and thirty
three of the public laws of nineteen
hundred and seventeen, be and hereby
is. amended by edding after the word
"appointmen in the fourth line, IN
section tifty-two Of said chapter si..ty-
seven, the following: and the date OF
qualification so that said section fifty-
two. as amended. shall read as follows:
Sec. 50. Within two months after
istrator, guardian of an adult, or con
servator, the register of probate shall
cause public notice of such appoint
ment and the date of qualification to he
given, and shall enter upon the docket
the name of the newspaper and the
tice may be given in a list showing the
name of the estate. the name and :es1-
dence of each person appointed and. IN
each case where an agent has been ap-
pointed, the name and residence OF Such
agent. Such executor, administrator.
guardian or conservator may be re-
CURED to give such further notice of ms
appointment as the judge may oruec.
At the time of his qualitica ton. sucn
executor, administrator. S0iScTT&t0T "
guardian OF an adult SHAH pay 10 the
register of probate the cost OF suc'
sonable fee for such additional duty as
may be fixed by the Judge, and he sa1i'
be allowed said sums in his account. -
(ApproFed February ~
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CHAPTER g.

An Act TO Amend Section trorty-o,e,..
Statpt Ssapter r fourteen of the Revised
HtaluteS Relating to the PasSan,,
quoddy Tribe of Indians, d" N'''-
Section forty-eight of chan,a- ESQ.,.
teen OF the revised statutes is bereI,
amended by adding thereto the foIiHn,y
ing: 'ii0 ioiIo"-
And when any member of sata .rt,.
IS found destitute and in distress he
Eohd the tribal reservation ana il De-
1eVed 1e &c by the town in this State where
poor of said town may send tn the
agent statement specifying tho nae r'5e
TYRE, ,,4ias oates GateS and amounts Of the sup up
mitted to the governor and c6nncil
with such additional statements u,iCtf ~
dact @ as as said gent may think proper:
fna adHn me re-, state th shall reimburse said
such extent as the governor and coun.
en- adJudge to have been necessarjiv
expended therefor so that said sec.
lows: "9 hol
Sec. As. Any member of tha
Passamaquoddy tribe. recurring assist
anGe under the provisions of the pre-
SGjalng Sjlt sectlon. relating to aid to the
removed by the agent of said tribe
from any place in which he may be re-
SldIng' or be found, to either of the
Tribe or may be removed from one of
such reservations to another s1lch
reservation, whenever. in the Judgment
of the agent, such removal should be
made. And when any member of said
tribe is found destitute and in distress
beyond the tribal reservation and is
relieved by the town in this state
where he is so found, the overseers of
the poor OF said town may send to the
agent statement specifying the ma
ture, dates and amounts Of the sup
plies furnished. which shall be trans
mitted to the governor and council
with SuGh ddI1TJOn1l statements q
fact 5 said agent may think proper.
and the state shnll Reimburse saii
town for the relief so furnished. to
such extent as the governor and coun-
Gil adjudSe to have been necessarily
expended therefor Approved Feb
ruary 261
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CHAPTER Ia,

An Act to Amend Paragrag One OF
Section Fifty seven of Chapter Six,ea.,
Of the Revised Statutes, as Amended
by chapter One Hundred and Eighty
eight of the Public Laws of Nineteen
Hundred and Seventeen, Relating TO
the Payment of State AID to Super,no
tendelts of Unions of Towns.
FaIagraph one of section tifty-seyen
OF chdpte: sixteen of the revised stat.
uteS. as amended by Chapt one hnndraa
and eighty-eight OF the public laws ~
nineteen hundred and seven cen. il Lera-
py further amended by adding to mar
graph one OF SAID section the folIoWinp
,,,'}lll W0[da' me s-ate superintendent Of
pubIc schools annually snail cause an
inNestlgat ton to be made OF The condi
lions OF supervision IN unions of towns
ihtluclhg the feiauve financial support
LOT supervision by towns, The relative
the relative amounts OF expenses to he
paid by Supurintendents of scbools
directly IN connection with the super
VISION and administration of schools N
unions OF towns When it appea rs 10
the state supernt endent OF public
schools tnat the eblcIency OF super
vision in any Union is or may be lesseneti
because OF the financial burden %
towns expenses Tor travel ana other
purposes required to be pa d b. the
superintendent Of such union because
o1 the humLer nd location Vi scuoois,
geographical or other conditions, sail
t1te 9A pei l!!tenueiil oI ScIl0ClS, annual
~ iit "@t, otiai lssue 70 t1e COVER
re.atlEe thereto and the governor AMI
snunCli. on the approval OF said recon-
49, t,,1e,'It meg -" "aL-dhl lor
20 90 > +41',tt ~ oL tilI sum dppT 0piiataI
Tor super in teitdence OF towns uumpo,-
llS Scnool unions III taVOr OF no super
intenGant or entertainments ii schools
employed IN said union W thin the
sGttooi t; Cd oiiuIhS 'uiie tulrtie IN IHlfne"
49, peeeuins' pdcflueu' However.
~ tt.at tite d 1iiiouilt 50 pau loi TIE oeheh.
80, - :" 9nls1e uilioil S1!dAi liol eNceeu three
shsli ~ IN sdd;to t - 80 49, ut @ iiy eta
-, " "a sou4tio44 ~ ot-Aei "a. iiieht -
.titi.d 80 80 $50 oupet ,el IA teiioent Dc tro
- +ia. - SC. ~ .o. 80 10 PiI pa osit'ofi - -.
tht eru,i;1,tjor, If -,T,t .xnanSs So
no ~ - 80 49, ~ tnl ai,'rr,,,i;1,
r,oo 80 -r-,,ori,t1tarta - ~
n, s1pe sfbaoI SS ~ WI
Ell rf..d So" 1 fnIIe'1,s' "N'e-A
ea0 a" loi-'"S
sec, 81. l. The chairman and secre-
taly OF Sald JOINT committee, snail, upun
the election OF d superintendent OF
schools as provided by the prctedins
section, ce;tlfy. under Udtn to the state
superintendent OF public schools, upoA
the forms prescribed by MIN, all 1acts
!etatiEe 10 sad tnion and employment
OF a superintendent. On or before the
hfst Gay OIL 4-u- ust, nineteen nundreI
eiShIeeh ana annually tnereatter, and
WheheVer d new superintendent Is
CHOSEN salo CHAIRMAN ana secretary
sllaA Hiahe return OIL similar ceftih-
% a.e' opon appioVal ol salo ceItnteaie
"a ele super suteilntenueHt SO enlplo5ed Snail
"a, - lon - re
IgisT iiioil.iiiy td g L VI tne sum appro-
,1 l aee tot 81 ol Towns
ta ,otoot - utiio.i1 d SUN e4uaI ~
,ontr iS -, go So 80, p'u "y te
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CHAPTER Is.

An Act to Amend Chapter Two Hundred
ana Sixty -elght OF the Public Laws Of
Nineteen Hundred and Seventeen. Re.
lating to Dental Hygienists
Section two of chapter two hundred
and SlXty-eIsht of the public laws OF
nineteen hundred and seventeen is
hereby amended by inserting after the
tY Word exa m'nat;on' in the tenth line
thereof the following: which certlli-
cate shall be displayed in a conspicu-
Gus place il the room or rooms in which
she practises' and by adding at the end
OF said section he following: Said GER
tltlcate shall be considered license %
practice as a deatal hygienis+ in this
site, except that it shall be uuIa :, : -
Tor any person to practice as a dental
yslenIst in this state in any wear after
the year in which said certificate is
issued to her unless she shall pay to the
treasurer of the state board of dental
examiners on or before January first Of
said year fee of one dollar for which
she shall receive q registra tion card,
which card shall be placed beside or at
tached to the certidt te above mem
toned, SO that aid section, as amend
ed, shall read as follows:
Sec. 2. No person shall enter prac-
tice as a dental hygienist in this state
until she has passed an examination
given her by the board of dental eX-
aniners Of this state, or a Sub-comni:
tee of said board which it may appoint
under such rules and regulat tions rs It
may deem fit and proper t. formulate
The fee for $; eHamin4 Ion shalt ue
ten dollars and any applicant failing
to pass said examination shall be en-
titled to one additional examination
without further cost. The fee for each
re-examination after the first shall he
tive dollars. The said board of dental
examiners shall issue certificates Nt
ability to practice as dental hygjenists
in this state to those who have passe
said examination, which certificate shal
be displayed in conspicuous place IN
the room or rooms i'll which she prag-
tees. provided, however. that no per
son shall be entitled to such certificate
unless she shall be eighteen wears OF
age, Of good moral character and shall
have had an education equivalent To
that attained by one years attCndance
upon the class A high schools of tn :
state as defined by section seventy
three of chapter sixteen OF the revised
statutes and unless she is graduate If
a reputable training school for dental
hygienistS or shall present sworn
statement by a dentist licensed to prac-
tice dentistry IN his state that Sne mas
completed a course of at least SIX
months training as a dental hygien st
under him Said certificate shall be
considered license to practice as \
dental hygenist in this state, eXcep.
that it shall be unla Wtul for any per
son to practice as dental hysleniSt in
this state in any year after the year IN
which said certificate is issued to her
unless she shall pay to the treasurer OF
the state board of dental examiners On
or before January first of said year i
ceiye registration card, which card
snail be placed beside or attached to
the certificate above mentioned. tap e
moved March S.
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CHkPTEE 81.

An Act TO Amend Section Eighteen o.
chapter Fiftr-one of the Revised
Statutes. Relating to the Signing q
Proxies.
Section eighteen of chapter fifty-ons
OF the revised statutes is hereby amend.
ed oy striking out of the second line
the word thirty" and substitut ng N
place thereof the word ninety so tha t
SAID section, as amended, shah 1ead az
follows:
Sec. 49,, Shareholders may be rep
resented by proxies granted not mola
IMAM ninety days before the meetin (
which shall be named therein; they are
not valid after a final adjournment
thereof. They may be represented Dy
a general power of attorney. produced
at the meeting until it is revoked
shares hypothecated to the corpora tiou
shaN not be represented. No person
can give, by right of representation, a
greater number of votes than is lowed
to any one by the charter or by
laws. '-tApproved March 81
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CHAPTER al.
An Act 10 Amend Section -rhirtv-two ot
Chapter ThIrty7thEee of the RevIsst
= fseatQtss. ReIatfng 10 Min Wasta IL

An Aot 10 An,snd sec+ioa -,,.....
CHAPTER ThirfV-thraa0 Thli q.i0n ~ 'h1hhftE1two 1h oi
saatiltssaA 4 r eia4f5g fe NJ, NJ me REVISED
nosifaG IN Tiatans fsuaas 10 Miu Waste De-
So 80 ana fuhds.
,2tclion th4fty-tWo OF chapter thirty.
'uIee OF tHe revised statutes is herebv
.r,Flloea :. .f3'i4tea, oy inserting after the word
heIlast IN the thlrty-siXth line there
OF me words, Matomac stream in Lib
cry; SO that said section, as amended,
shall read as 70 ows:
sec. ~ NO person or corporatioY
Snall place or deposit in any Of the
lakes or ponds If the state, or into anV IrIe
Oh fhe following named rivers, brooks
and streams, to wit. in Aroostook coEu-
~. the Aroostooh river or any of its
broof m sRordaa RoTs he pa9on n9p,4 Of
saWdust made by gang saws, main ro-
taries, up and cwn saws in wafer mills
IN use prior to nineteen hundred and
three; Fish rive ana all its tributaries
except Sly brook; Wallagrass river for
d distance of three miles from it,
mouth; Little Madawaska river or anv
of its tributaries; i'll Cum berland coun,
~, in any OF the rivers. 1rooks nr
streams lying wholly or in mart in the
towns of Naples, Casco and IA ,Ino5d n, M
BreaKneck brook and its trlblarias. IN
any of the tributaries to Highland lake.
County, in any of the tributa aries ,a
Lake Webb: in kenneoec roIInty in in
any of the tributaries 10 McCraw Tlljs
East, Nor 4, Great Long Ijttie anS
snow snow ponds; in So;ter min siltla stream ana IN
Iitchfield. in any of the trihntsriss 10
any of the lakes or ponds wing whoti,,
or partly in the towns of Vienns ~,
Mount Vernon; in Knox county. in anv
of the tributaries to Crawford mona ~
Iinion ard Warren: in Lincoln co1In+t
in jackson mill stream. or in lIre
Weeks mill stream, Tributaries TO to
Tamariscotta lake: in 0xford ro1ntv
Bos brock I'd its tributaries. in 0SfnrG
and Hebron (and in Mlnot and NJ
chanic Falls in Androscogein coIIn1G
swift river and it's tributaHries IN IN = ~
counties of oxford and Franklin ~,
outlet of yNor1hlev pond in pen. N
Ellis river and s tributa ries. Carn.
bridge river in linton and t,raftnn :.
Rel river in Newry and t;rsfton Eni,i
river and its tributaries, IN Stow. IN ;
tributaries to Upper kezsr nond m
Lowell: in Penobscot county the wesf
hranch IF Mattawamleag strsam ami
its tribItari,s: KinobaIl brook shin
brook Ind Seboeis river. tributaries 10
last branch Of the Penobscot river:
fisfl ST -eanl. a tributary to Malta VAN
Eeag river; Olamon stream; in Piscata-
ouis county, Ferguson stream; the
South branch of the Piscataquis river