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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
COMBINED SERVICE :.
HERE SUNDAY NIGH

Following the marked su
the combined meeting OF ~ r
bcrs OF all Eplscopalian che'e -
Seattle at Trinity church "a" ~
day. a second combined mesS"
Episcopalian churches wii'
sunday at 1880 p. m. at 81
church. broadway ana nasssx
discuss the nation.wids cam
the church. the forward mos
which is now engrossing wy
interest of Episcopalians
York TO the Pacific coase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

the Merry Christmas company.
The annual Christmas dinner nv
entertainment for Firlands hcsFas'
patients will again be . SUCCESS -.
year. The Merry Christmas ~
pany totaled up subscriptions % ~
fund today. and found II nad
With but $50 more required % ~ ~
the program across, inclusive =,
dinner. readers of Tho star VINO n IN
delayed joining the company
have to hurry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

Two injured workmen were re-
ceived late Friday at the Seattle
General hospital.
w. o. Kuyama, n Jap living at
3be AK ave. fell from n convcyor
ut the Schwager a. Nettleton lum-
Der mill and sustained "a lacerated
scalp. whilo X. s. Barker. 40. a
longshorcman, had smashed
thumb dressed. He sustained the
injury on the docks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
GABRIELLE WON'T QUIT

ROME. Dec. 13.--Milan advices 10.
day quoted Gabrielle d'Annunzio as
denying he intended 10 abandon
f'iume. altho the dispatch raid the
situation there steadily was growing
worse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

Psomas was just closing for the
night when the lads entered the
store. One drew a small gun and
commanded him TO throw up his
hands. Psomas complied. The sec
ond youth then rificd the cash regis
ter. Both burglars turned and ran.
Psomas grabbed his gun and start
cd after the pair. He fired one shot.
The youth with the gun turned and
fred two times ut Psomas.
5ergt. Frank Fuqua arrested two
young fellows few minutes after
the robbery near Psomas' store.
Psomas was called to the police
station. but declared the youths I'M
der arrest were not the ones who
robbed his store. They were released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
In China II is the custom to drink

wines hot The thirsty Chinese be.
lIeve that heated wine intoxicatcs
moro expeditiously than cold wine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

before. but happily medium. who 10
inclined TO be romantic.
At this age he In inclined to call
other fellows nuts II they bexin 10
dress UP. The person who believes
his criticisms would be rather stun
ned 10 src him IN his own room some
evening. Standing before n mirror.
with dads razor In one hand. n large
handaxe on tho other. and his face
al screwed up. Ia the boy Of II try.
Ing TO shave. Sniff sniff Mother.
on running 10 the kitchen. finds him
pressing hls trousers. happy m a
tark. Tho soap goes faster. The
hair brush IL losing its stiffness. ard
the can OF shoe polish IL almost gone.
what IL the cause1 Tho boy OF II
thinks he IL In love.
LILLIAN GLEN. 6ss s7th ave
when q bcy reaches tho mature age
Of II. he IL Inclined 10 regard himself
az a man. His io.ycaroid sister.
who. . few years ago. was his pal.
row seems habyish ard inferior. Sine
docs not appreciate his manhood.
and stiii thinks OF him ~ a playmate
and equal.
After no meets the lady ~ his
dreams. hir sister becomes a terror
10 him. speaking Of him az n little
hoy. I, In fall from tho heights to
have a lamifaecd sister claim him as
brother while he Ia with a crowd
Of young peSrie. Mentally he con-
irnSts clumsy Jane or Mary with tho
graceful lady % His affections. and
little sister suffers,
when hc first falls in love. a great
change comes into his life. He real
irca that he has been quite careless
about hia dres. and manner. Before.
he could brush his hair back In two
minutes. now he Is In front OF the
mirror. smoothing back each hair.
His sister pltics her brother. who.
sh. thinks. L. suffering from n men.
tai illness.
This arc of vanity In tho young
man vnnishe- In few years. when
brother becomes "A real young man
and ianky sister graceful girl
Then they become lust pals again.
ESTHER YOUNG. atil Wootilawn
avcs--'The Prosecuted order OF Lit.
tic SisterH"--thht'a what I cong TO.
I'm fully qualified. too. for I have q
double share OF big brothers.
Honest fhjun. n hoy OF II thinks
an awful lot OF his kid sister" but
no doesn't like TO show H. II YOU.
when you were 10. had the measles.
~ something else just as horrid. ]
would wager he brought you some
andy. or made n snow man outside
the window. but he hated To have the
fellows SEQ him with you riding on
his bicycle bars Isn't that true. o
Members Of the Prosecuted Order Of
Little slsters7 lie would let you
have his old vcloclpede On you were
a tom-boy like mel. but he would
die OF shame II his best girl saw him
mcnding your doll. dies an awful
tease. tool
Yes. Mr.. Harrington was right. but
that docs not hinder me from saying
that big brothers are just about all
right. and I'm sure all the members
OF my humble order would say so.
too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
BURGLARS FIRE
WHEN PURSUED
Youthful Bandits Rob Elliott
Ave. StOrekeeper

Following n running gun fight
In which shots were exchanged
by both the pursuers and the
pursued, two youthful burglars.
after holding up Tom Psomas.
2700 Elliott ave-, In his store late
Friday made their cscaDe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
Uncle Sam Forgives Doughboy Who
Left u. S. the Reserves to Get in War

California to serve his second hitch
with the army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

Prize winners In SThe Stars
~Sevenfccn" cs~ay contest VII
BE- announced Monday.
On Tuesday night the winnsrs.
accompanied by fricuds o. rclsr
ttes. Win attend tho first per'
fowmance NJ the Metropolitan
theatre os Seventeen" Booth
TAskinston's famous play.
Tho cssay content cioseA -
Noon Saturday. Essays which
failed 90 reach the coutcst editor
before noon Win not h. eosNt6
ervSL The contest edisos and .
eovps al assistants Will b. kcyys
busy until lste Saturday night %
Sunday morning. reading The
seorss ~ manuscripts.
A few esrays. chosen NJ random.
follow.
RONALD MERRITT. 1907 Y. A.
der st.--At II n boys pride ia very
sensitive. lie regards HIS little sister
Az n nuisance. II. while no II walk
ing with his girl. and hls sister Il
sccn with a dir,y face. he II d.
graced-
lilo viii no, 70 TO a party uniess he
has the proper clothes lie viii
work hard TO obtain them. n he ha.
no, the proper clothes. he thinks his
girl will quit him
boy OF IL Ikea flattrry. He n
n, the age when he thinks ne knows
everything. and he likes To be told so.
On the other hand. his little sister.
who IL mlstreated. according TO her
opinion. takes out her spite on her
brother by tat;iing.
II brother IL seen with his father
suit on. she tells her mother. and
the next day his giri sees him with
his old clothes on. and he IN. accord.
Ing to himself. disgracad a young
sister or brother r. n grea, enemy 20
young loves a boy thinks his little
sister IL beneath hls dignity.
LEONARD KENT. 3isa AMI ave-
Just II. poor boy! He feels older
It's In the air He thinks tho bur.
dcns OF the world will room he upon
his shoulders Ills best girl IL not ns
attentive AZ SHE used TO be. She docs
not neck his company. or seem 10
care N he IL around or not. In days
gone by. she would greet him with a
sincere. hearty welcome. bu; now II
IL only n polite "fieiioi'
Money and time he spends on her.
but II does not get the right effect.
She Ia losing her intimate friendship
for him. What he wants her 10 do IL
always 10 say with her eyes. Il love
you" She never does II. tho.
What can he do TO gain her love-
Many schemes pass thru his head.
such as pushing her In the lake and
then jumping In and resculng her.
but when the time comes 20 do these
things he whistles another tune. n
he should hear any one speaking OF
such plans. he would call them fool.
ish and towards.
A girl Of 10. I think. in the eyes 81
a boy Of II. IL far too young and fool.
ish. Che would be out for fun. not
the serious business OF love making.
II he did get her into an emotional
mood. she would be likely TO fall too
easy for him. because he In no old.
lie wants n girl about 10, one who IL
not tough as nails. or one who seems
as II she'd never seen human beings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

Tremendous though It Is in a purely physical and
scenic sense, the thoughts and emotions Dth wich
over0helns you make It the great THINKING
picture of the season.
Yet it is a compelling love romance. You knoU the
acting quality in Advance You sdtv Dorothy PhNips
in "The Heart Of Humanity" and "Paid in Advance"
MALOTTE ON THE WURLITZER Symphony Orchestra
Improvisation No Artists
"Natoma" Grand Selection
Let the isest OF he world 10 BY BALLAD
CONCEKT-l:S0 SUNDAY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
PART Of RAIL
BILL APPROVED
Section Requiring Roads
to Seek Rate Increase in
go DAYS Endorsed.

Washington. D. c.. Nov 13.-The
house today approved the section Of
the railroad BIZ requiring the car
risrs within so days after their re-
turn 10 private operation 10 make
application 70 the interstate com
merce commission for general in
creases OF rates. Efforts TO revoke
the house action. which IS tentative,
may be made later.
The house rejected the interstate
commerce committees plan Tor fund
ing the S755.551, 600 owed by carriers
20 the government Tor shipments and
bettsrmenrs and substituted a pro-
p0saI by representative Dennis Re-
publican. Illinois, for the funding OF
approximately s25o,000,o00 less than
that amount IN framing permanent
legislation for the railroads
After disposing Of the funding sec
ton, the house adopted the section
continuing the wartime rates In ef-
feet until changed pursuant to the
authority OF law either by state or
federal authorities"
BY a vote Of ia 20 q. the house
approved the section Of the railway
bill providing that the government
guarantee 10 the roads during the
first six months or renewed private
operation a return equal 20 the rental
paid BY the government during the
period OF federal control A majority
OF the Democrats opposed the section.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
Real Lover Oftentimes Is Stupid
Rather Than Romantic In Proposing
His Very Sincerity Makes Him Bungling, Though
Foolish Little Ideal Of Every Woman Makes Her
Want to be SWeDt Off Her Feet at Such Time


DEAREST and loveliest Of humal
u beings. viii you be minee" said
the hero Of some romance I read in
my youth
For years Z fancied that no proposal
OF marriage could be couched in
words less poetic and thrilling! I sup
pose that down IN the bottom Of her
heart. every woman has a foIish little
ideal Of how the great He who is COM
ing to her some day viii sink gently
on one knee and In words that are al
most song. beg her 70 be his forever
more
And so. perhaps. on meeting the
zone man in all the world" a girl
finds suddenly that he doesn't mean
thing TO her when it comes % the
point. because he drives romance and
the anticipated thrill Of the great
moment away by proposing so abom-
inably.
Awkward. self-conscious OF. even
worse-stupidly businesslike. is your
real lover often and often. BIS very
sincerity makes him 1uuElinE. The
intenseness OF his respect makes him
cautious and honest hather than over
WhelminE.
A man whose devotion 20 his rpetty
wife is q byWord. confided 20 me that
he proposed 10 her in diuEy little
tea room
Romance IN Back ground.
'I wanted her to go into a life
partnership with her head as well as
her heart" SAID he. I didn't want
beautiful background 70 make the
idea romantic. nor did ] want to be
alone with her where emotion might
rule us. II she married me. it was
going 10 be because she wanted 70
spend the rest OF her life with me
not because she wanted 70 experience
thrilling moment and have the
promise that IL would be oft-re-
peated."
There was something IN his idea.
but It would have repealed a great
many women.
Girls look on proposal as a thing
apart from the rest OF life and living
A romantic moment. A splendid land
mark. They want 10 TO cherish in
memory. 90 cuddle and fondle in their
minds They want IL 20 be lifted out
of the humbrum OF everyday into the
enchanted land Of romance for which
we all pine.
Not all girls want this. Not all girls
would know they wanted it even II
they did. but plenty OF them have a
conscious desire for the pot OF
Eold.a the end Of the rainbow-and
for the perfect lover.
As a matter Of fact, "the perfect
lover" often has no idea OF finding
himself transposed into husband He
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
PIONEER MINES
NOW WORKING
Silver's Rise Responsible
For Activity in North
west Arizona.

Kingmau. Arlz-, Nov. 13.-Silver's
rise is bringing back many Of the
pioneer mines Of northwestern Ari-
iona, and shipments from Kingman
and Chloride are increasing monthly.
generally Of ores that would not
have paid in the older days for reduc-
ton in the small mills that were
found in every camp
Much advantage also atteAds the
supply Of power from a central gen
Grating station. in Kingman. where
5000 horsepower is available and
from which wires lead TO the princi-
pal mining sections OF the county.
There has been no labor trouble for
some time. In Oatman the Miners
union has agreed to keep all ]. W. ".
out Of the camp.
Cyclopic is TO enlarge its mill from
so 10 $50 tons capacity daily. Ore
handled returns an AVERAGE Of 81 a
ton, with only 10 cents in the tailings.
The J. C. group, near Cerbat. has
been taken over from J. II. George of
kingman and J. Connolly Of santa
cruz, CAL by the Arizona Gold Butte
company. represented by J. A.
Hamme.
Diamond Joe. in the Cedar Valley
district, TO the southwark. is TO use
the arizona Nolybdenum flotation
mill for the concentration Of gold
sllver-copper ores that sample $40
At Chloride. the Diana shaft Is
down 300 feet and viii be continued
20 400 before much lateral work 10
done A half interest in the Dorothy
has been sold by J. C. Clark to Charles
D. RidgWay The DardanelIes shaft.
now down 90 feet. IS being equipped
with gaIows frame and hoist from
the Emerson The Distaff has found
considerable ruby silver and is ship
ping.
Oatu1an Amalgamated, near Gold
Road, is sinking a shaft by contract
10 500 feet. where drifting will be
started. Telluride at Oatman. at 500
pies SIS gold. This property is be-
lieved to have found an extension OF
the Tom Reed ore
A remarkable new ore body averag-
ING so gold has been developed on
the 1894 level Of the United Eastern
at Oatman-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
RACE VIGT0R5
ARE H0N0RED
Banquet rendered Win
ners Of FL Psso, Phoe-
nix Road Contest.

Las Cruces n II, New. 1s-One Of
the most elaborate banquets ever Civ
en- in Las Cruces was held at the
Campbell hotel in honor Of r. A Durio
and A. W Wheeler. OF Las Cruces.
who took second place in the Fl Paso-
Phoenix Auto race. The banquet was
largely attended
Both OF the guests were presented
with gold octagon watches. gifts from
citizens Of the town.
Mark Thompson was POSTMASTER Of
the occasion and speeches were made
by Dr. r. E. Mcbride. Samuel LIanasses
Frank Haynerr p p. Porter. Or. Dyne,
OF Las Cruces and Dir. Wilcox. or FL
Paso, and Gen. DunWoOdy. OF Boston,
who is spending the winter here Nr-
Dunwo0dy spoke on subject. The
American Solder"
1Iessrs. Durio and Wheeler made
speeches. OF appreciation Of their gifts,
and the interest manifested by the
Las Cruces people in their victory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
MAY
Be RELEASED
Attorneys Say Major s
Health Endangered in
New Mexico Jail.

Las Cruces. N. H. Nov. 12.-With
the conviction growing here that the
killing November . Of John T. hutch
ings. a road race driver was not pre-
meditated. it IS understood that ef-
forts OF MAJ. Frank " scanland's
attorneys TO obtain a reduction OF
the charge against him may not be
seriously opposed. Maj, Scanland IS
held 10 the Dona Ana county grand
Jury under a first degree murder
charge and is confined 20 the Jail
because bail is not allowed
Attorneys for the accused have
limited that the defence may be that
the major was temporarily deranged
and not responsible for his conduct
as the result OF being gassed over
seas. It is pointed out that his record.
military and civil Is clear, but that
occasionally since he was sassed he
has been found to be suffering in
tensely.
An effort may be made 20 obtain
MAJ. Scanland's release by means OF
a writ OF habeas corpus from the su-
preme court on the ground that his
health Is in danger in the jail
". II. II. Llewellyn. one OF MAJ.
scanland's attorneys, was in FL Paso
Wednesday cunferring with his
clients army associates He said he
believed every fair minded person
recognized that the charge against
the major vas too serious
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
Banquet GUen
TOJ Charming
By Engineers
Phelps-Dodge Co. Plan
ming for Many New I'M
provements Soon.

Globe. Ariz-. Nov. Isl Parke
Claiming. Of the Miami Copper com
pauy, was the honored guest at a
late banquet in Miami OF the Globe
Miami chapter Of the American Asso-
citation OF Engineers.
j. Kenyon Burch. who has planned
much OF the Mill work in this dis
rricr, IS now busy with plans for the
Phelps-Dodge company for a 1000 ton
mill for the Copper Queen at Warren.
reconstruction OF the lToctezuma
mill at Nacozari. a new concentration
unit FOR the Detroit at Morencl. and
on rebuilding and enlargement Of the
mill at Tyrone, " II.
A 7. Thomson. for some time as
slstant to president Walter Douglas.
Of the Phelps-DodEe corporation.
with headquarters at Douglas. is re-
ported 10 be returning TO New York.
p. G. Beckett who has been the east
ern assistant 70 the president, VIII
take his place. Mr. Beckett for years
the Old Dominion works
Geo r Fawcett, mining engineer
% the Arizona State Bureau OF Mines,
Is lecturiuE throughout Arizona on
Practical Mineralogy for the Pros
pector."
Superior & Boston has found a new
five-foot ore body on the 400 level
samplinE over eight percent copper.
tt is south OF the McGraw shaft, in
the Fcotwau vein
Arizona Commercial IS maintaining
daily production Of $50 tons OF ore.
The new working shaft has passed
40 feet OF depth, and several up
raises viii quicken its completion.
After that. the daily production marx
viii be set at 800 tons. There is to
be a deepening OF the present main
shaft from the sixteenth level. on
which new pumps are keeping down
the inflow Of water Electric power
now is being generally used.
Iron Cap is pouring concrete for
the foundations Of its new mill.
Present production Is OF $50 tons for
concentration at the Inspiration mill
and so tons OF higher-Erade smelling
ore
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13

likes freedom, he has no sense OF re-
spousl 1ility. He hits from hover 10
flower after the fmmemorial habit OF
rovers-and bees.
At some stage Of her life almost ev-
cry girl meets man OF the Don Juan
Cav Lothario-Philanfe perfect low
er school Of philosophy.
@fhy shouldn't kiss you1" he saws
why shouldn't we be happy? where's
the harm IN yielding TO the Joy OF the
moment
She Likes the Thrill
He doesn't actually say It He selzes
the half-willing girl IN bis arms and and
acts IL The half-wining girl
has her taste Of stolen sweets. OF
thrill. OF emotion. And remembering
its effects on heart and pulse she
longs for it again
II she has strong character and
ideals. she doesn't let % happen aaEin-
She doesn't let herself disintegrate
into the sort OF a girl TO whom he who
may make light and faciie love But
nevertheless she rememb ers and longs
for what she has once experienced and
knows is part Of her woman's hertz
age.
Then along comes n sincere and
loyal man who has for her devotion
and respect as well as love And he
asks her ODE his vile. without try
ing 10 rouse the emotional nature
which uiEh Ulweep her into his arms.
This IS the girl he wants TO marry,
not the girl he merely wants to amuse
himself with. So he talks about love
as an academic propos .tion.f 10 quote
a Young friend Of mine. And the girl
thinks Of the responsibilities and du-
ties marriage entails She has time 20
notice that the mas coat needs
pressing All sorts OF humdrum thinrs
get between her and her heart. She
hesitates. and the suit Is lost
The dazzle OF cheap lovemakiug has
blinded many a woman's eyes so that
when q great. shining love was Of
fered her she couldn't see it.
What are we going 20 do about it,
Either men must all stop phllander-
ing. or girls must recel all attempts
at lovemaking when there is no love,
or else youth must grow un in a hurry
and learn to distinguish the false
from the true: or-and here I think
lies the real solution.
Men must learn TO study the women
they love. They. who have so many
free emotional outlets, must learn
that women often starve for love. and
that when Il IS offered Il must b.
offered at once sincerely and attract
lively.
A kiss ought 20 mean a proposal. no
doubt. But the converse is Just az
true; A proposal should mean kiss!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
WELL KNOWN CATvrLEMAN
MI. At u-nnn. u.-nn-

Byron Crandan Rhome, aged 81
years and said to have been the pio-
neer in bringing white face" cattle
70 Texas, died during an apoplectic
attack az HIS home in Fort Worth
last Monday.
The Rhome breed OF Herefords in
Wise county were known throughout
the United states. He moved 10 Wise
county in 1857 and soon began i'm
porting the first Herefords into
Texas Harkaway was the name Of
his first Hereford bull and Mr.. Rhome
exhibited him at the state fair OF
Texas in 1890. The Rhome ranch in
Wise county became known as nere-
ford Park and was famous as such.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
Ia MESA ROAD
BEING REPAIRED
Broken Roller Holds up
Construction for Few
TaaVs

Ia Ness, n u. Nov. 19-Road
work between La Mesa and san
Miguil IS well under way but a
broken roller will hold up the repairs
for a few days. A big force Of men
and teams are employed, and the
work viii be rushed by A. ". Crow
der, who has the contract.
The acreage for the cantaloupe. in
dustry IN this district viii be greater
than anticipated as numerous farm
ers are showing more interest in this
crop. Roscoe Jones. field man for the
Crutchfieid and voolfolk company.
was here looking after the leases.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
W. W. COOLEY WILL SPEAK
AT WEEKLY AnCLUH LUNCHEON

All members OF the chamber OF
commerce and Advertising club are
being Invited 70 a special Illustrated
lecture on advertising methods and
results, 70 be presented Friday at the
weekly luncheon OF the Adclub al
sheldon grill by ". ". Cooley. vest
ern advertising representative OF the
Burroughs Adding Machine company.
who VIII be the guest that day Of
Alfred o. Rowlands local manager
OF the company.
Mr. Cooley has received praise
everywhere from newspapers for his
advocacy Of the news PAGES as the
best medium for quick results for
advertisers and his analysis OF the
subject Of paid publicity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
LEGION SECRETARY MAKES
APPEAL FOR MORE JOBS

Another appeal TO the employers OF
~ Paso was made Thursday by Rev
+. u Johnson, IT., secretary Of tie
American legion 10 give jobs to re-
turned soldiers.
u wish that every time an employer
puts an ad in the paper for a man he
would also list the Job with US at the
cnamber or commerce Mr. johnson
said. 1T would give the ersoldier me
first chance al the Job which he is
certainly entitled to. There are many
good men out Of a Job who would
take a days work whenever they
could get it." Letters are being writ
ten % All CLUBS in the city asking CO.
operation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-13
SnOw In Nel0 Mexico
Far South Is Santa Rosa

Garrett king. general passenger
agent Of the Fl Paso & Southwestern
railway. stated Thursday that snow
was reported along that company's
lines as far south as Santa Rosa, in
Guadalupe county. New Mexico. He
said there was as much as two or
three inches at that town. fncrea sing
in depth more or less northward ia
the territory Of the system.