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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
Do You Wan To Know

f1llows. House. 5000. barn. $500. wind.
mill and cement tank, $3.50. breaking
eighty acres sod. $50, wire fences mud
posts, $40. cave. $50. lcyying and
ditchlng. 500 hog wiring, t15. making
n total ~ iSsS5 Last fall, after losing
tho crop entirely hy drouth, | sold the
farm Tor 10000 What In my Income
tax. ! claim $4,000 exemption
4. r. ~
ANSWER Provided you had no other
income than stated above" you would
not ho required 90 filr return, IN ar
living nt the pfont or loss made on
snle oi This property yon should nsccr.
tain the value As ~ Much I, l9lj and
10 this add cost ~ Improvements since
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

Eddie Rkcnb leading going the lecture pa,
form Doubles, number returned heroes do well on the
Chuauq circuit all who hope TO collect on war lectures should
.,I nm Even now any this seasons do as
we'll a, GUY Emp who the ground floor The war over
which makes world difference whether should not and many
,v, warriors in their own families spin epic of there
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

Women take interest politics should at least be con
erned about cys schools 1t that they register they
sh 10 vote miondoar bond issue the coming primary cleo
, Candidates for the will be chosen that
tune and would to seek such Office
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

Unless the State Training school for boys Pau Valley training
charges for tramp he minamed That cleanliness which
next to sodlnew lacking and boys trained such odd
rounding, cannot te shaped for better manhood
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

There arc so many that OF the
lar work IS being neglected revolution occasionally er
d freedom but the nation which makes them continuous performance
IS due for grief and hard times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

About . $50 las, nigh, = terrific wind
and dus, storm arrived here from the
north. which was the worst OF tho
kind experienced in this country for
several years During the night the
temperature fell iorty degrees.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

Editors Note-There Is so
much confusion regarding the ap-
plicstion OF the provisions OF the
new income tax law that the
Times has established this depart.
ment 10 continue until March IS
Hubert /. Bolen, collector, will
answer all questions Address
your queries TO Income Tax Ed
tor. care Time')
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
DON'T WORRY
Contributors Day
THE LAWYERS SPRING SONG.'
BY W W NJ.

THE LAWYERS SPRlNG SONG
Whereas on Su'dry bough and sprays
The diUcrS birds are hedrd to sing
And fOWcrS nOlr their hcddS uprdlSe,
Hail ne, the coming couN Of spring.
Those birds aforesaid, hdppy pabS
For little nests make sccct designs,
Freeholds mto Themselves, their heirs,
Administrators and assigns.
Their songs bring thoughts Of yomhtm days
To party of the foremost part
And, hdrkihg back, dcponcm says
That nature oUcr-rWcH art.
And this aforesaid spring is time,
when roud glddiy rest my case,
Nor longer ponder briefs and crime,
BIT also rest my hdl,dS and face.
BIT crCn spring cannot regain
The status quo Of other years,
Nor hnbedS corpus 1cUt OBTAIN
Another set Of running gears
Times sentence cannot lCcN be stayed
Though spring mdnddnlRS tor pnrolc,
BIT still q fcW gears may be Cdlred
In horkNg for the orjolc
JOHN DOE
Attorney at Lo1c
cNorE-rs jais, OF this court eaehiu,,o9 sadly pr''
ton OF the amended petition Also urges new uial-fe Ed
"a THINKS HUBERT A SAD DOG.
admittedly the tcnIcrcSt
touches, part o the anatomy Why then should such painful sub
m as the allowed rrude this of mn,-
Shawnee
hoarlcr began condcnngy describe the
1crso OF the tripa lroado % his horny handed host
his and remarked Vas IT, great stunt
madct the ,ripw the % the boys )S
Exeunt d. 5 b-Shawnec.
Most women who paint show marked deficiency the OF blending
colors.-M A. G.
NATURAL HISTORY LESSON.
Craiie n mie I've found
| ke some ccre high
For " ae the ground
II, head will touch the sky
R w.
Cro Re Continued)
The girl Of objected being vaccinaei
the arm because the through has choice these latte
dayS.-E. A. W.
/
Young people the old divorce and vice
remarked to Cacsar,-M. V,
Granite prisoners said find fault with the their
Irn,krd - V
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
Ten Years Ago

Guthric-The senate has advanced
to the third reading Campbell Rus
sells New Jerusalem" bill
Two young people who will make
their home N Oklahoma City after
April arc Mr. and Mrs Arthur Boyd.
whose wedding took place last sun
day at Cashion. Okla
Epworth university is preparing Tor
'hc wrestling tournament to be held
March J with Oklahoma Among the
men who are 60 compete are Doty.
ellis and Sorrels. who have all es-
tabliShed regulations.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
Old SfQ1ieS
AzNeWh4Pe
Hnm III. Xnnc,c LxX1eE
Twenty Years Ago.
.Txas1 Zft. XnncS NY2eS

The Oklahoma Building and Loan
association has very neat quarters and
a convenient location ~ 1t, new Office,
20l Grand avenue
Tho following were commissioned
notares public yesterday; II, !, Maidt
and T. J Edwards. Oklahoma City.
Dick Ragon visited Shawnee yes
tefday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

Judge Buriord celebrated his twelfth
birthday anniversary February ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
Fifteen Years Ago.

! h Rulon yesterday made a record
at duck hunting, bagglng fifteen birds
from seven shots aud IN one hours
time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

grESTiON--I paid $3.50 Tor piece
uf land ten years ago Tho Improve
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

cNOTE-The Judge achination gladly plbe
ton amended petition. Also urge, uialle Ed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

wonder why the old want divorce and vice
remarked to Caesat.-M. V.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

The girl who objected TO being vaccnaled
would show through these latter
LdaYS-E A "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
THINKS HUBERT A SAD DOG.

Don't Worry Editor The pockebook admittedly the tcnlcrest
touches, part Why then should such painful sub
he allowed ntrude this of uh ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
IN 1921

The dudsh hoarlc began condcSccndngy to describe
1crs OF the trip abroad 10 his horny handed host
The farmer removed his pipe and remarked Vas W grea
made the trip with the rest ot the boys m l9lH
Exeunt $ b-Shawnec.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03
NATURAL HISTORY LESSON.

NATURAL HISTORY LESSON
Giraffe in sme I've found
Like some biz Stccple high.
For when its icct the ground
II, head will touch the sky
R w.
TO Re Coninued)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-03

Granite prisoners find fault with the their
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-10-10

large department store in wilma,
had suffered losses of half a million
rubles during the pogrom.
The contrast between the former
state of business prosperity in Viii
ma and the present industrial stag
nation was brought to the attention
of the Morgenthau Commission by
a deputation of wilma merchants.
The latter suggested as practical
step towards trade rehabilitation,
the founding of an American bank,
and also that the Americans help
by sending them raw materials.
Mr.. Morgenthau assured the
deputation that on his return to
America he would do his part to-
ward setting in motion American
forces for their aid, and declared
himself in favor of the project of
an American bank in Warsaw with
a branch in wilma.
The "Gazeta Warshava" has pub
1ished a complaint that Polish wit
nesses were not more in evidence at
the Morgenthau investigation, and
questioning the reliability of many
of those examined.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-10-10
DUTCH ISSUE MANIFESTO
ON POGROMS.

The Nieuewe Rotterdamsche
Courant has published a manifesto
from various distinguished Dutch
men representing every shade of
opinion, condemning the pegroms.
The manifesto states:
eve, the undersigned, having
taken cognizance of the serious re-
ports concerning the atrocious
p1undering and massacring of the
Jews in Poland and Galicia, are of
opinion: That the League of Ma
tons must be founded from the
outset on right and equity, and that
the oppression of minorities is in
admissible; that the grave duty of
powerfully opposing the anti Jew
ish movement in Eastern Europe is
especially incumbent upon Dutch
citizens, living as they do n land
where the liberties guaranteed by
fundamental law have always been
respected. >. and we emphatically
protest against these barbarous con-
ditions, appealing to the conscience
of civilized humanity to put an end
to these mockeries."
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-10-10

Paris.-The Lithuanian Delegation at
the Peace Conference has sent an official
declaration to the Jewish Committee in
Paris that the Lithuanian government
has decided to grant full civil, political
and national rights to the Jewish of
Lithuania. This declaration was in the
form of draft Of the provision relating
to Jews and Jewish affairs which are to
be Incorporated into the Lithuanian Con-
stitution.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
Moore's Rialto 'sThe Exquisite
Thief"

Another thrilling play de luxe" is
promised in THE Exquisite Thief"
which, In conjunction with the final
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
Loew's CoIumbla-Charies Ray In
"Greased Lightning"

Creased Lightning" a rapid-fire
photoplay achievement, brings
Charles Ray to the screen of Loew's 6
Columbia Theater for the first four
days this week, beginning today.
Creased Lightning" written by
Julien Josephon. directed by Jerome
Storm and supervised by Thomas H,
Ince. brings TO the screen in Rays
support a splendid cast. which in
cludes Wanda Hawley. Robert Nc
Kim. Willis Marks. Bert Woodruff
John P. Lockney and Otto Hoffman.
In this latest photopiay success,
Ray appears again in that most sue
cessful of all his photoplay imper-
sonations., the. rural pumpkin.
In addition to the featured artrac-
ton. Loew's Columbia will also show
number OF auxiliary features OF
wide interest. Chief among these
will be The Little High Horse" a
Bruce scenic reel: a Mutt and JEFF
animated cartoon. Ford Sterling in
''The Love Chase" and the Herald
Gaumont Graphic.
Beginning next Thursday and con-
tinuing through the last three days
of this week. June Elvidge. who re-
Gently appeared at Loew's Columbia
Theater in person. will be co-starred
with Montagu Love in "The Quick
ening Flame"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
NationaLGeorse Arils..

Under the direction of George c.
Tyler, George Ariiss returns to WASH
ington. at the National Theater to-
morrow night. presenting a double
bill that comprises "A Well-Remem-
bered Voice" by Sir James NJ. Bar
RE. and "The Mollusc." a three-act
comedy by Hubert Henry Davies.
"A well-Remembered Voice." Is be-
ing presented by Mr.. Ariiss for the
first time in America. The theme OF
the play is that of the heroic son OF
an English artist and his wife. who
has given his life in the late war
On the battlefield in France. returns
to earth. During his lifetime the boy
has made a confidante of his mother
his father being apparently second in
his affections. Sitting in the semi
darkness of his studio. the father Is
surprised to hear the voice Of his
dead boy and then looks upon him. 1t
appears that in his return from the
great beyond the lad can only be
seen and heard by one person. and
having learned beyond the-veil" of his
fathers great affection for him, 1t Is
to him he returns. "A Well-Remem-
evening, the first being a brilliantly
NEAtlCh NhASN-oNN NSAA~OS
by Hubert Henry Davies.
Mr.. ArIiss is assisted by a brilliant
company of associate players. includ-
ing Viva Birkett. Elsie Mackay.
Philip Merivale. Mrs. Arliss. Harry
Maitland and George Wright. jr.
PolP-"suHshine.o
II advance information can be
taken at its face value. II Is safe to
Say that Washington theatergoers
are in for a/real treat when Messrs.
Shaw and Johnston. a new hrm of
producing managers. in New York.
offer Sunshine at Polls Theater
tonight.
The people of this city will get
the first glimpse of a big musical
play that has created quite a SEN
satiOn in New York theatricals
during its preparation. Two per-
formances, matinee and night, will
be given Saturday.
= To accommodate the orchestra.
which will number twenty-five in
Strumentalists. NJ an er Harris
Will remove the entire first row OF
seats in the main auditorium. To
NIL up the orchestra to the required
quota, the company will bring from
New York fifteen of the best mu-
sicians from the New York and
Boston Symphony Orchestras and
these men will augment the local
stan.
3 The authors of Sunshine" are
Alexander JoEnstone and William
Cary Duncan. the former contrib
4ting the music and the latter the
books and lyrics. These gentlemen
also wrote "Fiddlers Three"
Heading a company of fifty peo-
pie are Carl Cochems, Susanne
VILLA. Jane Richardson. Edgar
Norton. Harry Short. Juliette
L.ange, John Ward. Gertrude John
stcne. Horace Haine and Lew
Hurdock.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

which win be given its initial local
showings ct CrandaIl's Knickerbocker
today and tomorrow. Taken from the
story by Cosmo Hamilton and adapt
ed to the screen by willard Mack.
II offers a vividly dramatic plot. Miss
Frederick IL supported by a cast con-
tanning Thomas Holden and Sydney
Ainsworth. The comedy. "well, I'll
Be-" featuring Lawrence Semon, and
topical news reel will complete the
program on these days.
For Tuesday and Wednesday the
attraction will be Three Men and a
Girl" with Marguerite Clark: the
comedy. .oh. Betty, Behave- ano
a news reel. The Pest" Mabel Nor
mand.s newest picture. will be fea.
tured at the Knickerbocker on Thurs.
day and Friday. The Midnight
Alarm and Film News viii be ths
auxiliaries. Saturdays program viii
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

rarily doffed the .chaps and sombrero
to play the role Of the convict and
denixen of the underworld. A notable
cast appears in supporting roles, In
cluding Juanita Hansen. Walter Long.
Fred starr, David Kirby and George
Stone. For Tuesday and Wednesday
the attraction will be what Every
Woman Wants" Three Men and q
Girl featuring dainty Marguerite
Clark, is listed for Thursday and FRI
day. The Saturday Offering will be
spotlight Sadie" Mae Marsh APP
pearing in the chief role.
CrandalPs savoy-aGoed Graeiess.
AnnabeIle.o
Admirers of Billie Burke will fnd
her presented at her best in the
leading role Of Good Gracious. An
nabelle!" today's principal attraction
at Crandalfs Savoy. The program
will be supplemented by a Current
Events reel.
i The program arranged for the
rest OF the week will include the fol-
lowing subjects:
Tomorrow. THE Turn of the
Road" and the comedy, Too Many
Sweethearts:" Tuesday. Madge Ken
nedy in Daughter of Mine" and
Lawrence Semon in well. I'll Be
-" Wednesday. Alice Brady in
Marie, Ltd" and news reel;
Thursday. Kitty Gordon in The
Scar" and the comedy. up the
Flue:" Friday. Wallace Reid in
alias Mike Moran" also the COM
edy. salvation Sue:" Saturday Lila
Lee in ~Puppy Love-" supplemented
by Poor Innocentw
CrandalPs Knickerboeker - "Ons
Week OF Life.'
Pauline Frederick is pictured in dual
roles in a photo drama Of extraordi-
nary strength, "One Week OF Life. q
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
CrandaIPs Metrouoiitan-"One wooh
of Life.-

"One Week of Life" to be given its
first showings in washington at Gran
dall's Metropolitan today. features
Pauline Frederick in a story which
premises to prove the most note
worthy vehicle of her career. "One
Week of Life Is the work of the
noted playwright. -Coemo Hamilton.
and was arranged for the screen by
Willard Mack. The plot has to do
with a girls impersonation of a So
ciety matron. at the latter's behest.
that the woman may break the bounds
Of conventionality without her alb
sence being suspected. From this sit
uation. in due sequence, are devel-
oped a number of highly dramatic
scenes in which Miss Frederick util-
ICES to best advantage her unusual
qualities as a mistress Of emotion.
Supporting her Is a cast which In
cludes Thomas Holding. Sydney Aims
worth and Corrine Baker. The sub
sidiary features will include the
comedy, Mules and Mortgages" a
topical news reel and "Skyland," a
Prizma picture. The same program
will prevail until Thursday. when
The Pest" featuring Mabel Nor
mand. will be substituted. "Looney
Lions and Monkey Business" and a
news reel will be the supplement
tary attractions. e.
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B. F. KeIth'.-yaudeviIIe.

s5yIctory Loan Week at B. F. Keith's
Tbeater' will be ushered in with to-
rnorrow's matinee. A big comedy bill
BETTING the event will be headed by
Alan Brooks and company in his
vaudeville version of dollars and
Sense" 1t Is described as a hu-
morous tragedy in four episodes and
Is from the pen OF Mr.. Brooks him
self
Ernestine Myers and Paisley Noon.
called THE Aristocracy OF the
Dance" will present their Dance
Revels of 1919" Next in stellar order
will be Artie Mehlinger, the folk
song singer. and George W. Meyer.
the composer of many popular melo-
dies. They will submit their new mu-
sical melange. Frances Nordstrom.
sister OF Marie. will be associated
with William Pinkham in the pre-
sentation of The Memory Book"
WI. c'Sailor'D Reilly h now out
of service and on his own as a pian-
ologdist- Others will be Mignon, the
dainty little mimic: Gallagher and
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

Fannie Ward. who receives perfect
support in Frank Elliott.
This photoplay brings out the theme
that one-half the crimes committed
today are really vengeance against the
harshness Of society, and that many
criminals may be reclaimed IL given
the proper opportunity.
For the last three days of the week
Alma Rubens will be seen In Diane
OF the Green Van.' a film version of
Leona Dalrymple's $1,000 prize story.
Moere's Garden-''The RebeIlious
Bride,
Peggy Hyland has one of the most
congenial roles of her career in The
Rebellious Bride" to be shown at
Moore's Garden Theater the first
half of this week. 1t is a story OF
child of the Ozarks, bright, care
free and full of innocent mischief.
Pell Trenton plays opposite the star
as a St Louis millionaire forced to
marry her at the point of a gun.
Beginning on Thursday, Albert Ray
and Elinor Fair co-starring in Mar
ried In Haste" will occupy the
screen. In this new release, both
of these young people show re-
markable talent. are full of pep and
charm and. according to reports.
have made the picture one long roar
Of laughter. At the same time the
story has a moral that is worth
while.
CrandaIPs-''rhe Poppy Girls Hus-
band.' :.
The Infamous Barbary coast of old
San Francisco Is made the setting for
William 8. Hart's most recent picture,
The Poppy Girls Husband" sched-
uled for showing at Crandalfs today
and tomorrow. The famous exponent
OF rugged Western roles has tempo
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

pal members Of the supporting cast
The program for the remainder
OF the week includes the follow
ing:
Tomorrow. Alice Brady in Ma
rie- Lfd.:" Tuesday. Wallace Rrie
in Alias Mike Moran" wednesday,
Billie Burke in Good Gracious
Annabelle:" also what Uncle San
Had Up His Sleeve" Thursday,
Lawrence Semon in well, mi
fs"-i;" Friday. Kitty Gordon in
The Scar" also Have Another::-
CONTINUED on PAGE THREE
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Gayety-"HeIIo, American,


Merriment and melody will hold
sway at the Gayety Theater this week.
where Joe Hurtig's "Helfo, American
Is the attraction. It presents an ex-
travaganza that is said to establish
new record in the matter of lavish
scenic equipment, dazzling costumes
and novelties. Sam Lewis and Sam
Dody, comedians extraordinary, are
the featured members OF a cast which
Includes Margaret White, Owen Mar
tin. Kitty Giasco. Billie Hill. Al Shaw
and Sam Lee. Frank Wakefield,
Lewis and Dody are the authors of
the vehicle Eight superbly staged
scenes are required. The closing part
offers a minstrel show in which the
entire company participates. A chorus
composed of twenty girls and a double
male quartet are important features
of the organization.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20

be -suspense." featuring Moliie King.
and the comedies -Four OF q Kind
and Tips and Gondolax."
CranasIrs Avesse Grasa-ADassh-
ter Of Mine.~
Replete with situations entirely
new to the screen. Daughter OF
Mine" starring MadGe Kennedy.
will be shown at Crandali's Avenue
Grand today. The story provides
Miss Kennedy with an absolutely
unconventional role. John Bowers
and Tu1iy Marshall are the princi-
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
Loew's Palaee-Mary Piekford In
"Capt. Kidd, Jr."

The Easter Offering at Loew's
Palace for the entire week begin
ming today will be Capt. Kidd, Jr.,"
starring Mary Pickford. the Grst PFC
ture the greatest of all photoplay
stars has given to the screen since
early last autumn. Capt. Kidd, Jr."
is based on a story by Rida johnson
Young. and it is described as "a play
Of love and springtime"
Scenarized by Frances Marion, the
author of two other notable Pick
ford successes, and directed by Will
Jam d. Taylor. Capt. Kidd, Jr.,"
brings a notable cast to Miss Pick
ford's support. This support n ,tlst
includes such well known featured
photoplayers as Douglas MacLean,
Spottiswoode Aitken. Victor Potel,
Robert Gordan and Marcia Manon.
In addition to this brilliant photo
play feature. Loew's Palace also an
nounces the extra added attraction.
"Sallie's Blighted Career" a rapid
action Christy comedy attraction of
back-stage" fun. with a cast that
includes thirty Follies beauties. Fay
Tincher, one of the most brilliant
condolences of the celluloid. is fea-
tured in the principal comedy role.
assisted by Molly Malone, Patricia
Palmer and Harry Depp.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-20
AT the Theaters This Week

Rolley in "Thc Battle of whatsthe-
use;" Lou Holtz. Fathers Joy Boy.
the Pathe news pictorial and tho
Kilograms.
Beginning Tuesday at 1l:30 a. m.
the Victory Loan film. The Price
OF Peace will be given. Full fve-
reel presentation at B. F. Keith's
during the loan campaign.
Cosmos-yaudeviIle
Lee Krause has made quite a
handsome production Of Ralph Ket-
tering's allegorical playlet. in four
scenes or episodes, entitled Whom
Shall l Marry. q which will be pre-
sented as one OF the headline at
fractions at the Cosmos Theater this
week. Another fine feature will pre-
sent Zertho's Dogs. the biggest ca
nine act in vaudeville. Other enjoy
able acts are Dawson, Lanigan and
Covert in Dances OF the Future" a
real novelty; Christie and Bennett.
Two Southern Gentlemen" IN an in
terlude Of refined and Characteristic
comedy; Frank Farron, with the fun
niest monologue Of the season. ''Why
Did the World Go Dry" and Henry.
Grace and Harvex. I'm a musical act
or exceptional merit. Nazimova's 8
great film picture, "Out Of the Fog, -
will be the matinee film production
and the comedy. Money Talks" with
the Pathe News. will round out the
bill.