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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08

Green. c. A. Hile; Goshen. First. n.
e. Hartman; ST. MalA's. J. III. Rich
ardson; Goshen circuit TO be sup.
pled: Howe. +. NJ. Carter: Inwood,
c. W. Montgomery; Kendallville, +.
A. Lemaster; kimmel, Thurman
Mott; LaGrauge, Il. w. Stoakes;
Leesburg. Herbert Boase; LigOnier.
G. F. Subbartt: Middlesbury. +. s
Riley: Milford, r. V johnson
Mishawaka. b. +. Parker; Misha
waka circuit. X II. Carlson: Nap
panee, r. Il. Detweller: New Paris.
J. O. Hochstedler; North Webster.
Y. l.. Clear; Osceola, W. II.
Henaugh; Pierceton. G. +. Written;
Rome City. j. r.. Roger: South Mil
ford. r. W. Michel; Stroh. L. y
HerShberser; Syracuse. f. III. Gre
mean; Tippecanoe, a. p. Teter: To-
peka, :. Il. Stookey: Valentine. a. f.
Scotch; Wakarusa. j. NJ. Jordan
Warsaw, L. j. NaftZger: Warsaw
circuit, =. c. Listenfelt; Waterloo, a.
L. Lamport Waawaka, {. r. Jones
Wolcottville W T. Daily.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
Try This IF You
Have Dandruf

There is one sure way that never
fails 10 remove danjruff completely
and that is 10 dissolve it. This des-
troys IL entirely To do this, just
yet about four ounces Of plain or
binary liquid arvon: apply 1t at
night when retirins; use enough 10
moistep the scalp and rub it in gent
IN with the finger tips.
BY morning. most if not all. OF
your dandruff will be gone. and three
or four more applications will COM
pletelv dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace of 1t. no
matter how much Jandruff you may
have.
You will find. too. that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop
instantly. and your nair will be fiut
fl. lustrous. glossy. silky and soft
and look and feel hundred times
better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drus store II is inexpensive, and
four ounces is all YOU will need.
This simple remedy has never beer
known TO fail. -AdNt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
WILL PICK SPACE
FOR SHOW TONIGHT
All Auto Dealers Urged to Be
Present For Final AlI0t-
ment.

Members OF the Automobile Deal
ers and Trades association who will
have exhibits in the combined auto
mobile and styie show 10 be held on
Thursday. April l.. will meet to-
day night at the Chamber Of Com
rnerce at which time space Will be
allotted.
Owing 20 he fact that all dealers
whether members Of the association
or not have been invited 10 display
their wares a. the coming show. the
exhibits are sure 10 be- much Larger
than al the FIRST attempt a few weeks
ago. There will also be At least two
and probably three newcomers IN
the pleasure car line and two trucks
on the streets that were not here fOr
the FIRST show
Merchants on Michigan street are
planning some unusually attractive
windows. and one feature that il sure
10 appeal strongly 20 the people Of
South Bend Is the fact that the auto
mobile show will be held over until
slate enough in the evening 10 give
all business and workmen a chance
10 view the comprehensive show
Secretary Olson OF the Auto Deal
-ers' association. promises that the
best obtainsble band has been Sc
cured for the occasion, so the jubi-
lee or buying and sightseeing is an
assured success.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
Splendid Way To
Reduce Your Weight

There is perhaps no one thing that 50
plainly shows the passing * our youth
as the horrible tendency 90 put on too
much weight after we have reached the
age Of - or 30 years However young
our faces may appear. the sagging. nab
by figure and forty inch waist gives us
away"
The cause OF this over stoutness is that
our StOmachs convert the food We eat
into fat because there i not enough
oxygen I'm the blood TO produce a proper
combustion TO destroy the excess fatty
tissue Fat people will be pleased 10
learn OF a simple home method that Il
wonderfully efficient i'm reducing weight.
quickly and easily without a starving
diet. violent massage or strenuous eXer-
else Go 10 any drug store and get
box Of Phynola take five grains after
each meal and az bed time This treat
ment will often give quick relief from
orerburdening fat Phynola taken az
meal time assists the stomach in giving
YOU the benefit Of the food YOU eat: az
the same time dissolves the fatty tissue
from any part Of the body where there
is excessive fat. BY this method many
have reduced their weight a pound
day and there is no dabbiness left.
Public Drug Store can supply YOU with
the Genuine Phyuola at a small cost.
-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08


day from few DAYS visit with her
daughter, Miss Edith, at the NJ. A
c.
School opened Monday morning
after a weeks vacation.
The Wednesday club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with W NJ
Skinner. The program will be a
surprise program of outside talent
and special music. Each member is
urged 20 bring a guest.
Mrs. C. II. Kavanagh has returned
home from Lincoln, Nehr. where she
was called several weeks ago by the
illness OF her sister.
G. o. McOmber has sold the half
acre lot south of the river bridge
known as the Old Eagle Distillery
lot 20 r :. Weber
The Home Nursing class met Mon
day evening with Mrs Bert Barn
hart.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICH.

5ERRIEN SPRINGS, Mich, April
S.-Mrs. W s Martin. with her
daughter. Vivian, OF Grand Rapids.
returned home Saturday after few
DAYS visit with her mother, Mrs. +.
\. Mason.
Major Murdoch Circle will meet
Thursday afternoon, at o'clock in
the 6. A r hall.
DR. S. l.. Elliott. who has sold out
his dental business 10 DR.. Rex P.
Cranston Of Detroit. went 10 Benton
Harbor. Monday where he will work
with DR. W Z. Brown for the next
TWO months in his dental Office
The Aid society Of the L. 3. church
met Friday afternoon in the church
parlors.
V. F. Wager was a weekend Wis
tor with relatives in Detroit
John BOYLE with his wife and son.
clyde Boyle and family was in ST.
Joseph Sunday 10 see mis- brother-in-
law. Chas. Norris, Of Glendore who
is under treatment at the ST. Joseph
Sanitariu
A<No hiAAir - ~ bttF'AliN0f' floAA't
in Lima. Ohio.
Mrs Herman Fritz visited rela-
tives in ST. Joseph Saturday
Mrs Catherine Pennell and daugh-
ter. Miss Bessie. returned last week
from New Smyrna Florida. where
they have been spending the winter
months. Miss Nina Sparks came
with them TO Chicago and stopped
in that city for few days visit with
relatives Miss Pennell commenced
work Monday for Attorney Chas Il
Kavanaugh.
The Aid society Of the NJ. F.
church met Tuesday afternoon in the
church parlors.
Mrs. Mary Rodgers and r. n. judd
and family have returned from Ocal-
la. Florida. where they have beer
spending the winter months. They
are now visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas Booth.
Mrs. John Boyle and Mrs CLYDE
Boyle were St Joseph visitors sat
urday
Mrs. r. X Graham with heI
daughter, Miss Mary. returned Fri
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
SPORTING GOODS MEN
REPORT HEAVY TRADE
IN FISHING TACKLE

For the first time this season.
doors and windows i'm South Bend
business houses were open yesterday
in an effort 70 coax i'm some OF the
balmy breeze that doated about the
street. 4 few hardy individuals spent
the day sans coat and vest and dur
ing the afternoon the streets were
thronged with people doing their
Faster window shopping sport
ing goods dealers report considerab bile
a.tivity In their fishing tackle de
partmentS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
South Bend Loses
Advertising Man

John W. Greiser. for the past nine
years connected with the Ellsworth
store. in the capacity OF advertising
manager, has accepted a position in
similar capacity with the Peoria
Dry Goods Co. of Peoria III
Mr.. Greiser during his stay in
South Bend. has been active in civic
.and social affairs and has built up a
wide acquaintance and friendship
among the business and professional
men OF this city As member Of
the Ad-Sell league ne did much 10
further their Truth i'm Advertising"
campaign and his departure means a
real loss 20 that and like Organiza-
tions Mr.. Grieser plans 20 move his
family TO the Illinois city in the near
future.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
HERE'S GOOD PLAN FOR
BUYING VICTORY BOND

Make your Victory garden buy
your Victory bond" is the novel slo-
rsn which has been adopted by War
ner Bros. dealers i'm seeds and farm
implements. They are giving a Vic
tors garden manual free with each
purchase OF seeds amounting To one
dollar or more. and the habit OF gar
deninE for the sake OF saving which
was 50 thoroughly practced last year
seems sure TO prove even more pop
ular this summer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
MUNCIE INSTITUTE
IN RECEIVERS HANDS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aprij s.
The Muncie National inStitl deed
ed 70 the state OF Indiana i'm 1918,
viii be placed in the hands Of a re-
ceiver and the deeds declared null
and void. IL favora BILE action is taken
on the complaint filed in the United
states district court here Monday BY
the second National bank of Aurora.
H. The complaint sets forth that
the deeds were never accepted and
are alleged TO be incompetent 10
pass title 10 the property.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
NAME WORKERS
At CONF FERENCE
Methodist Episcopal Meeting
at Peru Makes Assignments
Before AdjOurning.

PERU. Ind. April s.-The SEES
sions OF the northern Indiana CON
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal
church were closed yesterday follow
ing the reports of the committees,
announcement Of special appoint
ments and assignment OF ministers
for the year.
u. <. Jones or Marion. treasurer
Of the conference, reported that the
disciplinary benevolences amounted
10 S1SS.291. and the conference
benevolences aggregated $149.779.
Next years conference will be
held in Richmond.
TIE conference announced the
following special appointments:
George r. Gaose. president De-
paw university. Mishawaka quar-
terly conference.
G. L. Wade. endowment secretary.
Depauw university, Broadway Lo-
gansport quarterly conference.
Fred 3. Fisher. chairman India
mass movement commission. ma
tional executive secretary. centenary
campaign committee. High street.
Muncie quarterly conference.
H. r Cough. professor Depauw
university, First church Anderson
quarterly conference.
r. NJ stone Detroit area director
of finance. centenary committee.
Trinity Elkhart quarterly cohfer-
enCe
3 8 Honopeter. corresponding
secretary Memorial Home for the
Aged. at Warren Ind. First church,
Huntington quarterly conference.
w. w. Sweet. professor Depauw
university. Greenfield quarterly con
ference.
r l.. Jones superintendent Memo
rial home. Warren quarterly confer
ence
Il. A Morrison. general secretary
Preachers Aid society. High street.
Muucie quarterly conference.
Name Centenary Representative.
Centenary representative: G.. n.
Flyers, national representative cen
tenary campaign committee, De
catur quarterly conference
j. w. Walters lantern slide de
partment board Of foreign missions
Warsaw quarterly conference.
Madison Swadener. national staff
OF the Anti-Saloon League of Amer-
lea. First church Marion quarterly
conference
g. !. EversOn. financial agent
Anti-Saloon league. Normal city
Muncie quarterly conference
sherman Powell. stewardship sec
rotary Omaha area. centenary com
mittee
r. w. Rogers. student pastor Pur-
due university.
T. W Oborn. conference evange-
list Normal City Muncie quarterly
conference
T. j Johnson. 6eld secretary In
diana Methodist hospital. FRS
church Fort Wayne quarterly con.
I ference
j O. Woodruff. field secretary
/ Preachers Aid society. First church
! Goshen quarterly conference.
p a Greenwslt. Held secretary
Preachers Aid society
{ The following We're appointed mis-
/ sionaries; John Wengatz 10 Africa
/ -. Ira Jones TO Japan. ]. =. Ferris
10 Arizona. and J c Murray L,
! Porto Rico.
Earl Naftzger. conference evange
list.
Goshen District.
Ministers for the various churche
in the Goshen district OF the confer
ence were appointed as follows
N District superintendent. r
Wade. 52s W. Franklin ct. Elk
hart. Albion. F. :. Hickman: Avin
and Swan. l.. Huddleston: Benton
r. Burns: Bourbon. T NJ. Hill: Bour
con circuit. A a. Turner; Bristo
= y. White; Butler. r. +. Burns
Corunna. Q. r. Adams: Cromwell
y. r. smith. Elkhart. St Paurs,
3 Croxail. simpson Memorial. r.
! Plank Trinity, d. II. Guild. Eth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
UPRISING NOW AvERrED.

LONDON. April S.-An offiCial
communication issued Monday eve
ming by the war office says the Brit
ish commander on the Murmansk
coast confirms the report that for
the time being any immediate dan
ger of a Finnish Carelian uprising
appears TO have been averted
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
CYSTITIS--K KIDNEYS

Cystitis oftentimes begins with a
chilly sensation. a slight fever. loss
OF appetite, sleeplessness, nervous
ness. irritability. or a feeling of de
preston Frequent urination. but
Noided slowly with burning, scaldins,
spasm- pains IN region affected; the
pain of a dull character, at times
becoming sharp and agOnizinS.
Don't rest until treatment OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
MEN OF 18TH DIVISION
DOCK At NEW YORK PIER

BOSTON. April S-The transport
AFsmemnon carrying 5S22 officers
and men. most Of hem members Of
units OF the 2btn division. docked Al
the CommouVe altn pier al $50
%. m Monday The troops viii re
main aboard overnight and bee
transferred 90 Camp Devens early
tomorrow morumE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
GIVE Your CAR AIR.

r 4 Bennett Of the e. A Ben
nett Overland company and vice
president of The Automobile Deal
ers and Trades association, no
ticed motorist driving down
Michigan street Monday with
heavy combination hood and radt-
ator cover on his car. Many OF
them don't think TO remove the
cover until their motor almost
catches on IRE. then wonder what
il the matter with the lubrica ton
system was Mr. Benefits com
ment no it now
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
TAKE on DFvoE LINE.

George n Wheelock and mpany
announce that they have been APP
pointed South Bend agents for the
celebrated line OF Devote products
The line includes paints stains. en-
amels. motor car finish etc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08

- Taken The wild roots and barA that into the
composition oldest and best known blood tones
mostly gathered Indians reservations brought
shipped Perees Laboratory Buffalo, n Y. Over fifty
Dr. Pierce Alternative tone without the use Of
alcohol that soon became all the world
The spring rs year should put house
order We're hard after grippe colds
catarrh It's time to take Perces Golden Medical Discovery
purely alcohol narcotics 1t will search
out impure and poisonous and DIVE from the system Buy
nor in tablets liquid
the skin; pmples RASH ootces will cy W
other evidences OF TAINTED blood
will pass away, appear again
DR. Pierce discovered years ago. that Nature has provided
freely for these needs Laboratory
the remedies Extracts Queens root Stone root Black Cherry
prepared combined and preserved without
alcohol IN DIR Plrc Golden Medical Discovery the
effective and certain tonic atezave and suesebdng remedy
ever offered TO public
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
OUR COAL MAKES WARM
FRIENDS.

shrimp Coal Yards. Knoblock &
Martin. Telephones: Bell 19e. Home
$40. 14S67-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08

According
The
Ezberger decisions of the
bis
armlsce commission and bis
Of acclaimed
During day the Marshal visited
chief Burgo
DanzE final consu
which eacnee
the in allied
ives here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
REMEDY IN
PRESENT SYSTEM
War Secretary Orders Bill
Changing Military Justice
Procedure.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. April s -
Lieut.. Col. Ansell, former acting
Judge advocate general and one of
the leaders in the controversy over
court martial procedure, has been
directed by Sec'ly Baker TO pre-
pare and submit "a bill which in his
opinion would correct deficiencies in
the existing military justice system.
The secretary's order. under date
Of April >. was made public Monday
by the war department At the same
time the announcement was made
that Secy Baker had refused for
the second time 10 make public the
recent communication from Col.
Ansen replying 10 statements made
by Mai. Gen. Crowder Judge advo-
cate general.
Scc'y Bakers Order.
The secretary's order which Is in
the form of departmental commu-
nication signed by the adjutant gen
eral through whom it will be trans
mitted, follows:
The secretary OF war acknowl-
edges the receipt through military
channels OF the FIRST paragraph OF
the endorsement made by Lieut..
Col Ansell under date Of April .
dealing with the matter was not be
gun by Gen. Crowder IL plainly
would have been more fitting and
appropriate if never bea>1n by any
body. IL has certainly been carried
far enough by everybody. The sec
Rotary OF war assumes that Lieut.
+ col. Anseil's earnest desire 10 con
centrate public attention and official
attention upon the Improvement OF
the system of military justice and is
quite sure that a single minded and
unbiased consideration OF that sub
ject can best be assured by the
batement OF further personal dis
cusSion and unanimity OF effort L
work out the best results for tht
system which We all desire 10 i'm
prove.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
FUNERAL TODAY
OF H. T. WALLACE

The funeral Of Howard T. Wallace,
the noted horseman and former pres
ident Of the Diamond state Steel Com
pany, who died Thursday. at the age OF
63 years, was held this afternoon, from
his late residence, Tenth and Van Buren
streets.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. ]. II. Crawford, pastor OF Central
Presbyterian Church. The pallbearers
were: Mayor William G.. Taylor, Reuben
Satterthwaite, James p. Winchester, +.
Henry Berlin, :. d. Townsend, :. Hope
Wilson, Jr., F. g. Tallman, Elmer +
Mitchell, r. H. Catlin, J. Ernest Smith,
m. +. Brown, Thomas +. Bayard, Alexis
Il. dupont and Robert Pennington.
The funeral was attended by many
friends and business associates OF Mr.
Wallace and there were numerous
beautiful floral tributes. lnterment
was in Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
PR PiRIlG TAX
DELIlQUENT Suit.
City Solicitor Huxley Will
Collect All Money Due
the City
CITIZENS
ARE SETTLING

Just because no names have been
published or no suits actually started
citizens owing back inxes need not
imagine they are going to get on easy"
thus spoke a member OF the Finance
Committee today.
I'VE are working very earnestly on
this matter and intend 90 go after
everybody who owes the city taxes"
10 is pleasing 10 the Councilmen TO
know that many citizens are paying the
delinquent taxes at the tax collectors
offices.
Practically all the lists are now IN
the hands Of City Solicitor Huxley and
he is making plans TO bring suit against
at least two dellnquents In each ward.
Any one owing back taxes and who
wishes TO avail himself OF the OppOr-
tunity 10 pay the same may do so any
day from $50 a. m. 10 500 p. m, at the
Offices OF Tax Collectors klund and Do
| Ian. BY so doing all delinquents can
avoid legal proceedings and the costs
/ lDellnquenis should consider the fact
/ that II brought 10 court, the legal costs
are liable 10 equal. II not amount 20
more than their personal back taxes 10
is. therefore, the wish Of the council
men that the majority Of dellnquents
pay at the tax office and avoid the court
proceedings.
"The money belongs 90 the city, we
need it and we are going 20 get IL, "
said the Councilman.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
TRAINING FOR
DISABLED men
Twelve Delaware Ex-SoldIerf
to Get Vocational
Education
FEDERAL BOARD
MAKES PROVISION

Tho soldier from Delaware who was
disabled while lighting FOR his country
win never become a charge upon his
community If the Federal Board fof
Vocational Education eau prevent Il
The attached list OF Delaware mon, and
the Institutions in which they, haFs
been placed by The board. should JaD-
lsh an dOuht.on the subject.
Twelve disabled men have already
been placed In Institutions from this
State. c. T.. Cullen. district vocational
officer. No. ii0 North Broad street, Phil
adelphia. Is making a record FOR his dis
trict. which includes the States Of Penn
sylvania and Delaware, Of which he u
justly proud.
Men already cared for and the insti-
buttons 90 which they have been sent
are: George y. Bauman. Wilmington. La
sale Extension University; BENJAMIN
Crumlish. Wilmington, Thaddeus Ste
vcns Institute; Robert {. Dare, Will
mlngton. Williamson Trade School I
Corbln ID. Fletcher, Wilmington. Uni
versity Of oklahoma; Morris Green
stein. Wilmington, University of Penn
sylyanla: William Gallaun, Whining
ton, G0ldey Business College; Richard
r. Jones, Dover, Del, Carnegie Institutes;
William o. Klelnstuber, Wilmington.
University OF Pennsylvania; Edward w.
Kopp, Wilmington. Power Plant Engi-
neering school; Charles B. Thompson.
Wilmington, Schenley High School:
Michael Albanese, Wilmington. Car
negle Institute; Sander Reich. Whining
ton. international Harvester Company.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
tNOTH r JlT EY
oliver KILLED
Body of Vincenzo Peopiel
Found at JohnSon'S Corner
With Head Crushed
LACEY KILLED
AFTER SAME MANNER

With his head battered IN and his
clothing dlsarranged, the body OF Vim
ccnzo Peoyiel was found yesterday on
the johnson farm, at JOhnsOn's Corner.
The man was jitney driver In Chester
and disappeared from his home four
days ego. His wife insisted that some
thing had happened, as he was always
about his home when not engaged in
work.
She prevailed upon the Chester po-
lice to search for him In the belief that
he had been murdered. The investi-
CATION so far reveals that some men
engaged Peopiers car with Instructions
that he should drive them TO a point
year Wilmington. He was killed when
about half Of this distance was ira
Nersed.
About one year ago Howard NJ. Lacey
chauffeur. was killed near Shellpot
after like manner.
Many hold-ups have occurred In
Chester Of jitney men after they had
been hired to convey passengers 70
certain points. The day on which
Peopiel disappeared a jitney driver
was held up and robbed Of more than
500.
Pennsylvania detectives are working
on the case and hope to make arrests
soon. According 10 the police, Peopiel
was beaten to death with a blunt in
strument.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
COMMUNITY CHORUS
In SACRED CONCERT

Wilmington is invited to a sacred con-
cert, free admission, given by the VIII
mlngton Community Chorus. in the
High School auditorium tomorrow af-
lernOOn. The doors viii open at 230
O'Clock, the concert program beginning
at o'clock. A part OF Gauls Holy
City" will be sung, with Mrs Julian
Adalr. Mrs. Clarence w. Dickey and w.
J. ArkcOll as the assisting sOloists. There
will be other numbers OR the program.
The concert will be directed by Harry
Barnhart, with Frederick Watson at the
piano.
Members OF the chorus are asked TO
bring their copies Of the Holy City"
with them. They will wear the chorus
colors and be seated on the platform.
with the women members gowned in
white.
Percy MacKaye, one OF Americas most
famous poets, has written a 'vers
l.bre" poem especially for the Whining
ton Community Chorus, as follows:
Singing Together.
Nelghbors and friends. we have been
singing together,
Wherever frendsl sing together out OF
their hearts,
There God sings with them.
We believe many different ideas, many
different creeds,
Tonight, let US forget how We differ
Let US remember only how we believe
IN one great thing.
One spirit In common and this is It's
holy name,
singing together
Song Of the people, old. young, happy
sad. rich and poor,
/ We cannot see 70 with our eyes, bui
we know 10 in our hearts,
And there we can read what is written
The name Of our Lord, whose hall0wed
name is called.
singing together"