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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-18

The Chicago Recital Company, "The Company Arts
tic, is one of the most versatile companies on the Lyceum
platform today. The company consists of two men and
two women, all artists in their particular line of work.
Their program contains a wonderful v~ariety-a string
quartet, character singing and costume sketches and
phone quartet which combined offer an evening of GEN
uine enjoyment.
Probably one Of the most popular companies that a
Lyceum bureau can offer is a male quartet, and the Rick
etts Glee Club will surely fill the bill for it is made up of
four sterling entertainers, who will sing themselves into
the hearts of any audience. Chester L. Ricketts,. director
Of the company, has been one of the best known entertain
es on the American platform for sixteen wears. The Nm
pany was organized for the purpose of pleasing every
class OF Lyceum patrons and in this it has succeeded adj
mirahly.
Df. Bohn, a man who ranks with William J. BRYAN a.
an orator, Will lecture on reconstruction problems in Ger
many. DR.. Bohn was active during the war in fighting
German propaganda and because of his knowledge of Ger !
lmtelligently on the problems which faceGermanv and the /
world.
Tickets on sale at
G. CLANCY FLORIST SHOP
PATTON R O
BARNES CASH STORE.
MICHELLS BARBER SHOP.
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NEW TODAY

Continued from page nine)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-18
This Sale Commences Monday o.

Mr.. Regain though little known in the far west has a
fine reputation in the east and middle west as a lecturer
and chalk talker. The Rockford Register-Gazette has this
to say of him: "a large and enthusiastic crowd gathered
at the State Street Baptist church to hear Hon. Frank S.
Regain give one of his famous chalk talks. Mr.. Regain has
a wide reputation as a speaker and his ability in ilustrat-
ing his lectures give him high position in the lecture
world"
Three talented ladies comprise the Katherine Carol
Smith Company. Miss Smith head of the company is one
of the most versatile entertainers on the American
platform. She is especia ly good in Irish, Scotch,
and negro dialects. AS an Irish character read
er she has few equals and no superiors, for she is
Irish by birth and her delicious brogue belongs to her by
a rich and pleasing mezzo-soprano voice which she uses
with east and skill that never fails to charm. The play
ing OF Miss Florence Herman is characterized by broad
ness and ease of execution and is a revelation of what this
wonderful instrument is capable of in the hands of an
artist,
Without a doubt Mr.. Tanning will be one Of the most
popular numbers on the entire Lyceum course this year.
Mr.. Tanning comes from Columbus Ohio, the same place
that produced Dr. Doney and this fact alone should insure
his quality. DR.. Doney has heard him sing and he places
his stamp OF approval upon MI. Fanning's ability. AT the
outbreak of the war Tanning threw himself into war
work with all the enthusiasm at his command. The at
tentlon of the government was attracted and Tanning
was appointed head of the Community Song Service
throughout the United States. Hi is Il known in concert cir
ces as a rapid repeater, for one program never suffices
He is always called back for another.
Seven numbers you can't afford to miss.
Tickets on sale at
VARSITY BOOK STORE.
WILL MUSIC STORE
HAUSER BROS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-18

Watch the Papers for ads, announcements.
Pay the War Tax when you get your reservations,
Tuesday, Oct. %, at the armory
One of the best known magazine editors in the United
States today will be heard in the person of Mark Sullivan,
formerly editor of Golfers Weekly. He was for many
years Washington correspondent for Golfers and there
he gained an enviahle knowledge of foreign and American
diplomats. Next to President Wilson he is best able to
report the peace conference and his talk on a subject so
close to the hearts Of the people Of the world will be high
" entertaining as well as educational.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-08
A Ventura Romero
MUJERl

Mujcr dame ius bc,o> quicrl ali, iar ni. pcus.
Has rcnacer las roSaS de auuc sucno di,iuo
Mulcr. lanza las tcclaN dc 90 amor dian,antiuo
No cScuchaN mi saugre ardicndo por mis- ,cnes
MuJcr mramc tristc con "a romautlci.np
PreScntatc sensible qucricnlo sollolar
oh di,ina Cleopatra ti me cu~cnastc amar
Con tuS bcnc,olcncaS llcias dc cxquisitisma'
Muler pusa las euerdas dc ia voz bclcnisir.
Dale I'M timc sublime M ali,a Illusion
entona Suavcmcuc dulcc trova cucari,'iea
Ven CALYPSO m lado en- las nochc, ~crcns.
dcsgrana tus grarias. flores del corazon
No cscuchaS mi >angrc ardicmdo por mis- tcna
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No hay pof que temer que Sc
quede estancada la fecundidad IN
telectual francesa, pues buen Sc
guro que, lejos de disminuir, Sc
guira Siendo igual Y hasta Sc ira
ensanchando, por cuanto los muer
tos inspiraran los vivOs. Y Ell las
titanicaS hazailas de la guerra ha-
llaran los eScritoreS supervivien
teS V los veniderOs inmarcecibles
temaS de estudios Y meditation.
81 bien eS impossible decir 10 que
haya de ser nuestra literature Ell
ell maiiana, cabe atirmar que nues-
troS escritores tendran plena con
ciencia de los prOpiOs debereS, Y
pOndran Ell acci0n tOda su energia
y talento, para que sc cumplan los
deSigniOS de Francia.
A la luz de los sinieStrOs fulgo-
res Gle la guerra pudimOs darnoS
clara cuenta del por que Francia
merece ser servida y amada y Sc
nos apareci6 mas visible que nunca
10 que tiene de eterno. 10 que re
preSenta Ell ell mmdo. 10 entra-
NADIA que en- ella esta la Humani-
dad.
FL Gobierno prestara todo Su
apoyo para enSanchar la diffusion
de la literature franceSa. por Guam
to los eScritoreS franceSeS pasaran
a ser reSpetados cmbajadores del
genero humane entero
De clio depende ademaS el que
la Francesa Siga Sicndo la lengua
diplomatica. y elloS seran los en-
cargadoS. no solo de defender
iluStrar nueStro idioma. Sino de We
lar por nueStro aScendiente moral
y la conservation Y deSarrolIo de
nuestra intelectualidad -
En- 10 4. preinserto queda. Sc re-
sumo EN- forma juStiSima la ideolo-
gia ambiente con reSpecto d la Ii
teratura francesa. a aquella litera
tura franceSa Gle anteS de la que
IRA, la que todoS lie debemoS
tantaS intenSaS emocioncS tantaS
lumlnoSaS ensenanzaS. V Que fue
ella. Ell nueStra juventud. ell mas
poderOSo acicate para despertar
nueStra inteligencia. aun dormi-
da. y nueStra SenSibilidad. todavia
hOrra de delicadezaS. La literatu-
ia franceSa ha actuado reciamen-
te, tirmemente Sobre las literatu-
raS de todaS las nacioneS de Eu-
rOpa. FL medic intellectual. mas
que Ell ninguna parte en- los pal
SeS latlnOS. Sc nutri0 de muchaS
ideas V de muchoS Sentimientos
que nacieron Ell TERRA de Francla.
que los cobij0 ell cielo diafana-
mcnte azul de Francia.
Poincare no solo ha honrado
con sus fraSeS. levantadas v eIo-
cuenteS, a los escritoreS muertos
Ell los campoS de batalla. sino
tambien a tOda La inteIectualidad
franceSa, cuyaS actividadeS Sc
debe que ell penSamiento universal
Sc afine Y Sc Sutilice cuyaS acti-
vldadeS Sc debera. Ell 10 future,
que la lengua franceSa. que tan
maravllla sabe eXpreSar los mas
completes eStados de espiritu. sea
la que lleve por cl mundo entero
la voz glorioSa del penSamiento
latino. Ell SoIemne acto celebra-
do en- 10 Sorbona ha tenido una
Significaci6n mas Sintomatica. mas
descriptive que la de dignificar
la memOria de los eScritores Que
Sucumbieron por la ley imperiosa
del deber. bajo el fuego de la
metralla aIemana. V ella ha sido la
de atirmar, de modo claro y preci-
so, ante la patria. que el nivel
Intellectual Ell que en- Francia Sc
vive no decaera porque la muertc
haya hecho desaparecer 10 mas
forido de los hombres que pensd-
ban y eran artistaS, sino Que Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-08
POetas Jovenes PortorriquenOs
MIS- ANHELos

y pocma dc misticuS amurc>
para Il ticrnamcutc he culti,ado
un pocma que en- sucnoS he ~oua4o
SIN decirlo dccirtclo Dolores
lu pocma dc miSticoS anorr~
N'lavc. dulcc. >onoro acompa,aoo
que mi c>pirilu triStc ha con agiadu
con IA loca ambiciou ,y aia~ me1oi
TN pocma que halle cuaudo a ma
me- qucme con tu> oio~ Sin pcu>er.o
conquiNt6mc dc IA rl>a 81 af.
Tn pocma que al ir murmuraro
"a ohio las an>ias dc bc,arie
son Tan cruclc> que tcugo que raIa'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-08
JUNO 1919.
RADIUN DE sEDA Y CREPE aEoR
CETTE

Participants a nuestros clientes ha-
Der recibido un complete surtido en-
taffetas de seda, radium, crepe de Chi
ma, crepe georgette, chameuse, lama de
plata, botones de fantasia. hilo de Sc.
da, seda en- madejas, soutach de seda,
etc. Pida muestras lame al telefono
671, Santurce.
J MEJIAs CO, Stop 241a Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-08
GALA TERRA INGENUA
Para la virtuosa srta Clari,a Lasaro

Para la virtuosa Srta Clarita Lazaro
,Oh Ia candidcl ,uavc que cAuvia dc tus gema.
Cuando miraN altiva las noches lunadasl
Scmcja dulccS cantos que en- Mczquitas sagrads.
Sc entonaran a las Diosas suprcmas
Oh tn voz taumaturga romautica y divua
Is un ammonium gricgo que tocas ufana.
Tu corazon eS fucne de una bcllcza humana
Dulcc como las uotas dc suavc hocarna
Oh Lucrecia cncantada ercs toda tcrmckas
Oh tn pueblo guerrero la patria Bolivcna
Donde nacen mujeres llcnas de >utczas
Oh la ammonia regia de IT, do>a divina ....
Sobre nuestra bandcra Ia cnscna bornqucils
Borda la estrclla augusta con tu bclcza fna
AljO Ramirez ChiiO)
JUNO 1919
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-08
BAYAMoN DE PLAOEMRs

En- el Immediate pueblo de Baya
non Sc ab-i6 aver al p6blico un pues
o para venta de peri6dicos instalan-
lose en- uno de los kioskos de la plA
"a. Els un sitio ideal a todas horap
'e encontrar& ALI EEL MUNDo."
Tambien Sc venden cigarrilloS, "a
bacOs, dulcss refrescos. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-08
FranCia hOnra a los eSCritOrGS muertOS
SObre ell campo de bataIIa

Presidida por M. Poincare, Sc
ha celebrado en- la Sorbona una
ceremonial organizada por la So
ciedad de Literatos en- memoria
de los eescritores muertos sobre
ell campo de batalla. Paris y
Abril.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-08
TRADUCCIoNEs DEL INGLES AL
ESPANoL Y vICEvERSA, Y
TRABAJos DE MECANoGRAFIA

Sc garantiza exaetitud y esmero. Di-
riiase al apartado 944, San Sebas-
tian rs (altos), Luna 30 (dltimo mi
rador): Sc reciben trabajos de San
Juan y de la IsIa. Advt
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Comerciantes

FL que suscribs rsmat6 todos Ice Col.
chones. frisas. catrss. mosauitsroa ca
paA camisas y banlss del Campamsn.
to Las casas. no dsJarss sngaAar. u.
dan prscios.
Manuel RODRIGUEZ. p. o. nor N.
Ts. a.. Rio Pisdraa
Aavt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-08
DESPERTEMos

tQuicrc> que nucNtro amor uo ma. 80 .uebo
hala sido de cnSucnos. dulcc blcu
dondc 70 rcazara cada cmpcno
SIN I'M rcprochc tuyo nj dc,dyne
Quicrc> ucgarnc III que s., IL ducno
y lo que SOY "a dio> tu ~o>tcu
y cuando mi dorczca ~ uuc,o co.p,u.
quicres dcNhoiaro tambicnf
5QuiercN haccr pa>ado del prc-cu,c
trocando nuestro gocc por dolor
sin mrarnos >iqucra H. pcud,cutc.
Por que no has dc qucrcrlo S, rs m.lnrf
\amoS etcruamcnc dcspcr'ar
gozaudo del pcsar dc rccordar
Ventura Roner
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-08

En- Ia joysrfa Felix L6psl, San Fran
ciSco' frents Ia Opera, 10 reconocs.
ran IL vista gratis indicGndoIs el cris.
tal precise que necesitan aus ojos. Oris-
tales monturAs de Ia. calidAd con
prscloS bajOs.-San Francisco 81 \.
AdVt.
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Bath House at Hot Springs

With a view to developing the re-
creational use of the Boise National
Forest, plans have been made by the
Forest Service for the immediate con-
struction of bath house at Kirkham
Hot Springs, above Lick creek, on the
South Fork Of the Payette. This i'm
provement is to take the place of the
old tent heretofore used for the same
purpose With the increased travel
over the recently constructed road
the need of better facilities is recogniz
ed. These springs are located few
miles above Lowman. While encour-
aging wider use of our national re-
sources by campers, fishermen and
tourists, the Forest Service is endea-
voring to make of every summer visi-
tor a careful citizen educated in the
ways of fire prevention and an active
aid in the detection and reporting of
forest fires.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-07-17
Follow Your Nose.

From the Saturday Evening Post.
The official text of the Constitu.
tion Of the League Of Nations has beer
published by every important news.
paper in the United States. Get that
official text and read it for yourself
with plain horse sense
You will then see what ground
there is for these senatorial bogeys,
II does not destroy the sovereignty
Of the United States 1t does not and
cannot infringe the Constitution Of
the United States. for that cannot be
changed in any respect in the manner
which itself preseribes. II does not
put our army and navy at the arbi-
trary disposal of anybody II does
not in the least restrict our freedom
10 proect ourselves from attack by
Mexico or any other state, II does
not leave us helpless TO determine our
own immigration policy
Any possible federation of nations
must be essentially like partnership
among individuals IL each prospec-
tive partner is going TO assume, to be-
gin with. that the other prospective
partners are seeking partnership in
order to take every possible advantage
Of him and injure him at every oppor-
tunity the partnership will never be
formed, for legal ingenuity cannot
frame a compact under which a set Of
rogues, working together, will not find
chance 10 gouge each other, But If
each prospective partner takes the
eommonsense view that, as the part
nership is for the mutual benefit of
all concerned, every partner will wish
10 keep on good terms with the other
partner and will act toward them with
a reasonable degree Of honesty and
good faith, then legal document, sat
isfactory To all Of them, can be drawn.
II the United States is going TO as
sumo that il can trust nothing at all
to the good faith and common honesty |
of any of its prospective partners in
the League. or to their desire for |
friendly relations with US, then any
league is out Of the question. II we
can take no chance on international
friendship we must turn vigorously to
competitive ornaments, with million
men and equipment ready to instant
call and billion year for the navy.
That Is the choice before US.
1t is the most important question
before the country and the world. 1t
will Be extensively debated Picking
flaws, and magnifying them, is to be
expected-espeeially As tho discus
sion has A,strongly PARTISAN hue Keep
the Official taxts and rod them over
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-07-17

Three more new houses are in course
Of construction, and all Of them in
the country district. J. l.. Jensen is
putting the finishing touches to a
considerable addition to his farm
house south of town, which include a
kitchen, bathroom and spacious
porches. Riley Fuller is the
contractor. P, NJ. Spratt has now
farm house on the bench well along
and plasterers are now at work there,
with Charlie Tyler and Dell Crank
doing the work r. G. Graves has
given contract to Louis Larson for a
six room farm house of the bungalow
type and work on it started Monday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-07-17
Two Things He Remembered.

The proprietor and editor of GER
tain local paper had been indulging in
little plain talk and prophesying dis
aster to the little town if certain i'm
provements and sanitary reforms were
not forthwith adopted A local par
son sided with the rural council which
neglected these things and, after a SER
mon evidently pointed at the newspa-
per man, said: "You should remem-
Der the fate of Balaam.' 81 do"
was the prompt reply from the pew,
"and also remember who il was that
warned the prophet"
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Notice of Sheriff's Sale

The Investors Mortgage Security
Company, Limited, corporation,
Plaintiff, vs. Emma j. Lane, a widow,
Defendant.
Under and by virtue of an order of
sale and decree Of foreclosure, issued
out of the District Court of the
Seventh Judicial District, State of
Idaho, in and for the County of Gem,
on the 18th day of July, 1919, in the
above entitled action, wherein The
Investors Mortgage Security Com
pany, Limited, a corporation, was
plaintiff and obtained decree against
Emma J. Lane, widow, the defend
ant, on the 1st day of July, 1919, which
said decree was, on the 10th day of
July, 1919, recorded in Judgment A
of said Court, at page 285, am COM
piece or parcel of land situated in the
County of Gem, State of Idaho, and
bounded and described as follows, to-
wit:
The Northwest Quarter u of Sec
ton nineteen, 19), in Township
seven ~ North, Range Two (2), West
of the Boise Meridian, containing one
hundred sixty (160) acres, more or
less, together with all the rights to
the use of water for irrigation of said
premises and for domestic use.
Notice is hereby given, that on the
9th day of August, 1919, at IL o'clock,
a. m. of that day, in front of the
Court House door, in the City of En-
NETT, Idaho, County Of Gem, / will
in obedience to said order of
sale and decree of foreclosure, sell
the above described property, or
SO much thereof as may be necessary |
to satisfy plaintiffs decree with in
terest thereon and costs, to the high |
est bidder for cash at public auction. |
Dated July 10th, 1919.
FRED KEEPER.
Sheriff of Gem County, Idaho. |
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Making Good.

Giles Carpenter. student at West
Point, is upholding the reputation of
the Emmett High school In recent
examinations he ranked eighth in a
class of i29, the best record ever made
by an appointee from Idaho. He says
the training is rigorous and constant,
and only two hours a day are allowed
off for pleasure. In addition to Ills
regular school studies and military
training, he is required to keep his
clothes in spotless condition. Includ-
ed in his wardrobe are eight pairs Of
white duck trousers. Giles will not be
given leave to come home until in his
sscond year.
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BORN

To Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Mcdowell
of Pearl on Saturday, son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Irving on
Friday, son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Little on
Saturday, daughter,
To Mr. and Mrs. Murl Hull on Sun
day, a son.
Announcement of birth of a daugh-
ter to Mr., and Mrs. Ray Lyman, July
II, at Berkeley, Calf, was received
this week by the mothers parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. James Jackson, of the bench.
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Jap Gardener Injured.

Henry Tahara, former member OF
the Japanese colony in Emmett, but
who is gardening near Caldwell, was
painfully injured, and his vegetable
wagon demolished, Monday evening at
$3.50 when he was struck by the west
bound train as he was crossing the
tracks in the lower part Of Caldwell.
Tahara was taken to the Caldwell hos
pital where he was later said to be
resting easily and it is believed he will
suffer no serious injuries. He receiv-
ed several bad cuts about the face and
was painfully bruised.
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State Sanitary Inspector

The above notice has been received
by the city authorities with orders 70
enforce the provisions named to the
letter. Mayor Allmon announces
that the order will be strictly complied
with and has instructed Marshall
Crabtree to make a thorough investi-
cation and bring to justice all who
are delinquent. Those who are with
out sewer facilities must keep their
premises sanitary by other means.
Marshall Crabtree is now inspecting
all premises within the city and will
enforce the law vigorously against
those premises which he finds in bad
condition, as they are serious health
menace.
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NEWS OF SOLDIERS

Grin Carter, son Of Mrs. Mary Car
ter, arrived Sunday from New York
for ten days visit with home people
Grin holds the position of assistant
to the district manager Of the Wheel
lock- Lovejoy & Co. Inc, steel concern
and enjoys his work thoroly. For the
duration of war, he was stationed at
Hoboken as clerk in the embarkation,
later debarkation service, but has now
resumed his civilian duties. His many
Emmett friends enjoy seeing him
again, and will be interested to know
that his visit home is with two-fold
purpose. for next week will occur his
marriage to Miss Sarah Boone, daugh-
ter of Dir. w. j. Boone9 president Of
the College of Idaho The two have
been sweethearts since early college
days and large circle Of friends an
ticipate happy future for them.
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Notice

Notice is hereby given that all prop
erty owners in sewer districts must
connect their buildings with the sewer
at once. Those not in sewer districts
must comply with the sanitary regula-
tons by maintaining toilets, ETC.. in
a strictly sanitary condition. Failure
TO comply with this order will sub
ject the property owner to the penal
ties provided by law.
WALTER CRABTREE,
City Marshal
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NOTICE

Idaho State Board Of Health, Foo'
and Sanitary Division, Boise.
The following rules Of the Id&h'
Board of Health was officially adoptes
june 81, 1918;
All privies, toilets and outhouse'
for depositing human excreta must be
made fy-proof and protected as fol
lows:
I. Tbs roof shall be water tight.
2. The house shsii be without cracks
through which flies may enter.
3. The door shall fit closely and be
seh-closing.
l. The openings on seats shall have
hinged coverings.
8. The vault, whether pit, box or
tank, pail or other receptacle, shall
BE securely protected against flies.
6. All openings for ventilation, etc,
shall be screened with wire netting.
Role Fl.
Every person, whether as owner,
tenant, employer, or .ngent, being In
charge Of any stable, barn or other
place where horses, mules COWS or
other livestock is kept, shall at all
times keep and maintain in or adjacent
10 said stable, barn or other place a
receptacle or box Of sufficient dimen-
sions to hold and contain all manure
from said livestock; said receptacle
or box shall be so constructed as To-
prevent any Of the contents filterinR
through the bottom or sides and shall
be covered with fly-tiRht lid, which
shall be kept closed at all times, except
when it is necessary to open same to-
deposit or remove the manure from
said receptacle or box.
The provisions of these regulations
shall not apply TO stables or places
from which manure is removed each
day.
The State Sanitary Inspector. eoun-
~ and local health officers will strict
~ enforce these regulations.
This ruling is public health meas
ure, and failure to comply with its
provisions will result in prosecution
J. X. WHITE
State Sanitary Inspector