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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21

sam A, Freeman. who has been
IN army service in France since lsss
June. arrived aoms Tuesday. hsv,
my been given an honntsble dis.
charge Hr Vas 10 the l0ith Trench
N7rsr B2.teiy, = uni, NJ the 30ih
d5Sislou Sans coat sleeve IL dec
Grated tron The sh ,ulie, down With
vsrl rue slnis n -efvic. stripes He
|att Dickson in the sr~t buuch OF
draft boy. and has no. been sick .
single lav-oaly xhvu he led The
ten going ana coming seross ,h4
pond H. i. looking ire .asi
dsntv and has gained several
Pound. Ia ~~isht lie wsn; 10 Geo.
sny,lie Heinsslsy to s@e his wife
who hss esea living ~i,h he, pst.
el.s. Shi.e De ~as 10 the Army.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21

With forbidding weather con.
dltions aud many regular attend.
ants absent. the Sunday schoni
held Its usual service; and the
pastor preached At II o'clock,
Other meetings were no, held. ow.
ing io The rain. but announcement,
wss made oi the Womans Mis-.
.ionsfy association on Tuesday
afternoon aud other s-rvices this
week a, ! .. IN. la the church.
Mee,ings will be held at the
regular hour. March Al ~ follows;
sabbath School at g<5 Morning
service ll,m Every member can.
yass2 p IN. Chrit tian Endeavm 4
p. IN. Preaching service o'clock
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21
WHOLE FAMILY
TAKES nEnTOmE


I'D. Evans. q xeli, knosn ana
prosperous lasnef ID Faystts coun.
". near Lexing.on, Ky. tried Aeri
tuae and il did hlm NJ much gosd
that he wea, back To ,hr drug store
and got = supply sos his ~hass
tatnaly-~ii% ehiisis-n aBa all,
Ou his return 10 tue drug store b.
saia:
am delighted sish this Msfl,
tore
I sac wsak and isis tired OH. all
the tune La iaes. | had lnaarasa
and never did get over II risht
couldn't eat OF siesp right. Why
the sight u food sometimes turned
me against IL, Az night Id !isl
soss snd roll aud coaId'l yet nay
rest.
Il Gu eel and sleep fine ansi
iesl good s.ncs taking A.ri,ane
no to bed Al 7 or ) O'Clock a, nighl
and get right TO sleep and sireg
straight through 10 morning Then
when get mp. I've got the aa-
petite for big breakfast
Yes SIR. I'm delighted with
Mrf,lqnr ami | sahl itdTns u5oss
ior my vile and child, Ell. :
Thousands Of people 10 man,
states are taking Mes..oHs and
praise IL highly Mer,,one IL bes,
tor those Ills moe, common -~foi
silins conditions Of the stomach
liver az Kidneys. eatarrh, fhruina
tism aud the like.
Msri,one 10 sold exclusively in
Dickson by Matthews Drug Go
aud =, speight 4 Nrks, stayton
Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Loca! and Otherwise I


Highest cash price paid Ter rsgs.
I Il Edwards
Master Roy Harold l,elhermaf
~. hes EtenNssed lrblv the me#sl.sss 49,.
Mas ktla Adams has returned To
Nashville. alter si-it,ng relatives
Mrs W. G. t'oad and daughter
M,ss Naybelle, syrut last Fs lag IN
Nashville shopping
Mrs u A Slsydrn and daughter
Mrs. tiaftsell Weaver we're ia Nash
villa last Friday shopping.
Lee pi,tman. oi Sapulpa. Okla
spent several days here las. ~eek
With relatives
Mrs c. { Clark and baby Of
Nashville. is ytslling Der parents
Mr., and MIR. Miles Petty.
Mira, Il O Deu.on aud daughter.
Mas Irene " Goodrich. wcre the
recent quests Vt Mira Il " Moran
Harvey Scott. ~ Decatur, Ala.
~ visiting relatives aud friends
here
ses I Il. Edwards. the Fertilizer
mau II IN need oi Fertilizer
Miss Glenn Hopkins. Vt Nash
.f,lley syeut ,A% week end here with
hrt mother Mrs. Fannie llopsIus
Make the Iast aud bes, lyeeum
n'iEuhrr record htessrt Laugh
witu Bingham,
Mrs " + Rogers. sho has been
seriously i'll tor toe past lew weeks
Is Improving
" 4 Carr and family leaves
thu week Tor Charleston. M where
they viii reside
Mrs Fred Lewis aud son, d,
raf!. spent the week eud hare ihe
guests Of relatives
Come to see Ralph Bingham a.
Oakmon, soon, He's .he best
msd,c,ne tha, can be bought.
Attorney II { Richardson spent
first vi the week at tvntvcville. al,
tending Crcul! Court,
Mitchell susg OF Nevada. spen,
last saturday here With hi. COUSINS.
Misses luciils snh Laura uuderhili,
Mr. and Mrs VIII Lark,ns, Of
lleuyry. we're the srek end guests
Of Mrs, Ruth kNlI snd daughter
Miss Beatrice Jordan. a. parker's
Creek, spent the Weekend here the
CUES, oi her aunt, Mira T. A tu,;sr,
hill,
Mrs Casey Moore sud chldreu.
ct Farmland Okla. are toe guests oi
he's pstsnts. Mr. ana Mrs J II
Page
Nr4 Minnie Ak ln...u has -vtur,,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS

Red ticks. baskets. he'd sheets.
muifl.rv sai pilinw eas@s,
Woag~n goods Il any kind whst'
.orvtr are acceptable, soft hats
and cape .,r ali sg.s. and swes,ers
IL any hind and sf-. M~us shiris
and psismss 80 worn ~ shrnnkea
~ no longer 10 he ssrvsceshle are
particularly we'come, sincs the
material esn be utilized is making
csiiidr~ns garments
t.vetY p-s-oe in Dick .oa cooaty
staali r~Ypnnd to this request ~
there ere Aissys garments that
hay@ been outgro~n, lake them
to the nsares, Red C1nss ugsniHs~
,ion ibe this rext week Mrs.
G.. II. Siasm0r~. Dickson. Tenn. IL
III. fir.cta; n this campaign.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21
NoM-RGsipakv Mor,ca
CARLEY STUART
~
DLAR GULL. vi al.
In tn~ County Court II Dickyon
County. Tennessee.

County. T.nn.Y.-.
In the above styled e.v.s il sp-
pssfing from The bill. which il
swun TO. that tie defendant. OF.
Quill 10 a non resident III tbs Site
NJ Teanesses nv ihat the mdinsfv
pfccess 81 lsw cen uot b. ssrs A
on her Shs 10 hereby r~Qu,vrd .
appear GO ~ before The
FIRST MONDAY 10 APRIL. ls,a.
before the Clerk NJ said c.pney
Cour1. al his O@ce n chaf.m :.
Tennessee. ard make dyisns. %
the bill 6sed sssipst her 10 s~id
Court by CAREY Stuart. OF 9th +.
.ise the bill will be taken ls g g.
leased and the cause psoossd 4
sith ~ paYts.
II 10 further osAsssl thai n IL
notice b. putlished ix f0us eos.
sscutive weeks Ia TIN Dics.. a
Ctscasy Hsrsd. nswspsss-s
psblished In Dietsos. Tennessee
This February n. 1919.
H. HARRIS. Clstk.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21

~ YOU WANT bargains ia tas
Grocery line, see + Il. Edwards
Robert McAlister. u Texas. il
visiting relatives here.
J u. Cunin. OF Waverly was
here Sunday
7, ., simpsnn. u McE~en l.
visiting ] " stephen ana family
Clarence Crow 10 spending tvs
days a, MARION. H., ou business
Mrs.. Lester fish, at Missouri. Is
herr the sNg-t Of her sister, Mrs
Frank Henry,
Misses Annir Mae and Blye
Gregory have returned from Clarss.
vile,
Mi-aes Lima aud Matte nonegan
spent the week end with their father,
VI Donrgan. m p,ney.
Mr. and Mrs, +. +. Baker hayf
returned from a lew days visit IN
Nashville.
II you use Pure as GoId" hour
lett over biscuits ARE not brick bats
next meal
Mr Jas Tucker aud children,
ot Nashville, spent the week end
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs b.
Il Drawn
II s row time Ia pam, your
toa' t,e, ,h~ National T,nrsr4 Rcd
fot tln rot,t ard .Grititp' N'asflt tof.
composition roo! at Nystt Drug
Go.
rLAIN SEWN; Such AZ
Men Dress Starts, or every day
ahirts, Boys Blouse Waists ur plain
sewing If any kind Mrs Lats
Petty. lei Cnmh az. Dickson
Il, . Lille. Il Lake City. Arb
anl Charles Lie. " Kansas CITY.
Mo spent SATURDAY. aud sunday
the guests Of their parents. Mr. and
Mrs J. Lille Oh Dickson route ;,
Misses Ruby Spencer and Forde
Mctorpln spent thu week end at
Burns with the tormers parents
NJ and Mr. " N Spencer.
HARLEM Crow. .on oi Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Crow, arrived home
Tups,lay from France H. was sc-
companled by Earl Anderson. Of
tllesmsn County, one u his com
radss,
The louns reop'as Missionary
Society d the NJ, T. Church. South
will NEE, with Misses Thiraa and
Ev~lyu Crow Saturday afternoon
A large attendance Is desitei.
Mr. and Mrs. = r. Gentry and
Ma A : Hostn. ni Rurus 4 T.
were here TUESDAY Swapping They
GA let At the He-sld ofsce ana h.A
the,r name. enrolled on oar sub.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21

Of the Red Cross Commissions Ia
Europe the Red Cro~s Chapter will
cssuri as.t a. aaas.as ash .uaiisctlaa Id
used clothing for the people II the
liberated counsrie. the week oi
March ~ 10 Sis, inclusive.
GARMENTS NEEDED.
Every kind oi garment Tor all
sgss and both sexes. is urgently
needed, ln addition. piece good.
light. warm canton lisnnel and
other kinds OF cloth from which to
make garments Tor mes born babies.
ticking. .heetlnS. and blanxets,
woolrn goods VI any kind and shoes
VI every slas are asked ior Scrap
leather IL needed for repairing foot
wear.
Since the clothes will be subject.
ssa .e The hsFaes, kind 4 wess.
only garments @! strong sni dur
able materials should b.. sent IL
ls useless to offer to any afflicted
population garments " him-y
material Make the gifts practical
Garments need 40, he in perf-c,
condition Many thousand dssi,.
tot. women in the occupied regions
are eager to Earn small livelihood
by repairing Sifi clothing and max.
inx new garments adapted 10 need.
with which they sre familiar.
MEMS WEAR.
Shirts preferably Of bsh, eolored
iann.i.). undershirt-, suits, under.
drawers. -hoss, trousers. ov-scoats.
coats. Jersey sseaters ssesiets.
sweater vests. and socks
W0MES'S WEAR
Shirts suits IL ps-ce) drawer,
snoe.. corset covers. Cioin Ea's,
pe,tlcasts. knitted caps hln0aes
stockings. waists anil cQAi-.
BOYS WEAR
Shirts ssloes, uniou suits. over.
cslass. un3ershiiis, lers~y s~eate,s
coats. suits. sseks Stockings,
trousers and sweaters
GIRLS WEAR.
Dresses. rajesSsrments. skirts
pssiiooats. nish,dre~ees. suIts coats.
Is dGse- warts stockings ADD Shoes
BOY i AND Girl. : WEAR
Hooded caps. pinAs an d
w,>olsn aGlon SUITE
INFANTS WEAR.
Blankets, dresses. shiris, cioaks,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21

R<ps.t IN vaBrssf twenty cnn.
seeuaivs ,inses. TIE sos~i msn
lsr~s 70 paw Ess ircnfrs tar
The se~ct nay possibiy BE- to place
,on Ia DGse resigned frame ~
.pind.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21

swesssss jackets bounsts. shswls
hits SOCKS diapers. hoote~.. shoes
ami binders
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21

II bread 10 ,hs sssa ~ I!- -
sas The cane II lite
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21
Clothing Campaign For
Liberated Countries

In accordance With the request
Of the Red Cross Commissions 10
Europe The Red Cro~s Chapter will
csna act o. ts.aanasesh ,uailsctlnA Id
used clothing for the people II III.
liberated counsri.. the week Of
March "a to 3lst incIunve,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-21

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
HAS NO NEWS OF
ORVILLE CONSTANT

Who knows Of the Whereabouts of
Orville J. Constant. who belonged TO
the 44th Coast Artillery which reached
home from across seas service. a week
ago yesterday? Letters came from him
UP to last October 25th. That letter was
written September cath. since that time
no word has come from him to his par
ents the Cress Constants of 1892 IVY
ST. The aid of the Red Cross was en-
listed and nine weeks ago made all pos
sible inquiry as 70 his whereabouts. The
war department has no report concern
ing the young man and up TO this date
has nothing definite to offer the parents
regarding him. Orvillc was employed
in the offices of the Inland steel mill Of
Indiana Harbor before his departure for
the government service The only i'm
formation in the hands of his mother
and father that he had been assigned 20
the truck drivers unit and was in the
base hospital No. so. France, at his last
writing Should this notice come to
the attention of anyone knowing any
thing concerning him. il would be
greatly appreciated by the anxious par
ents to communicate same to them.
Their phone number is Indiana Harbor
11S3-R.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
BOOK is OUT
FROM THE PRESS
Hammond's War Actively
Told in Fine Streeter
Publication.

George r. streeter. the publisher
who has been working on his latest
publication Hammond ) Honor in the
War" has completed the first edition
and it is a very creditable publication
The frst edition is practically sold
out and a glance through the pages Of
the book reveals the fact that It nigh
BE in every home in Hammond. 1t is
profusely Illustrated with fine etch-
ings and half-tones and deals with all
of Hammond's war activities. As
work OF historical value It viii be
highly appreciated in years to come
by those who become possesors Of a
copy. Publisher Streeter deserves to
have made lot of money out Of the
book when as a matter of fact. 1t does
not begin to pay him for his time and
labor 1t is understood that Mr..
streeter is about to begin work on
his next publication which IS to be
n emi-centennial history Of Ham
mond, 1920 being the city's semi-cen-
tennial and the new book viii be quite
elaborate and worthy of patronage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
AMAZING EFFICIENCY
OF WAR DEPARTMENT
Hammond Family Notified That Son
Was Deserter from Army, When
He Has Submitted to EIeUen Oper-
atoms in Camp Taylor Hospital
and Was NeUer Away

To have their son classed as a de-
serter by the War Department while he
has been suffering agony IN a camp hos
pital all the time he was reported miss
ing is the experience Of a Hammond
couple.
An old-tine top sergeant OF the regu-
lar service once said that the army kept
better track of its mules than its men,
The case of Herbert Prevo. son OF G. w
Prevo, a grocer, S6I Indiana avenue,
Hammond. bears out the statement.
After being turned down twice when
nc offered 10 enlist. Herbert. % years
Of age, was taken in the draft. After
Two days at Camp Taylor, Ky. he was
sent to the hospital for an operation.
Following the operation-last August
blood poisoning developed and later
an abscess formed. He has had eleven
operations since the hrst one. four times
entirely conscious. Excepting the frst
+rvo DAYS ne has been il the hospital
ever since. fiat on his back.
Herbert has never stuck his nose out
side Camp Taylor for minute
Yet his parents received a letter from
The government a few days ago stating
tbat he had been missing since Sept.
21st and could not be located and that
,,nless he was located he would be class
ed as a deserter.
The parents wrote back and'told the
government to look In the hospitals al
camp Taylor. They have received an
answer that Herbert has been located
It appears he was lost" BY being
moved from one bed to another.
The Prevos naturally are very bitter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
fierce BLIz
IS SWEEPING
THIS WAY
So Nile Gale Hits Kan
sas and Region Here Will
Get a Taste Of it.

10y Ii CA4l1k4u1al Rows SeTv1Ce.1
KANSAS CITY. Mo Feb 13-If the
local government weather forecaster's
prediction proves true. Kansas city.
VIII cNperienee a hfty-mile gale carry
ing with il snow aurries and a drop in
temperature of 60 degrees late today or
tonight. This change is due to the fact
according 10 the weatherman that Sc
we're storm is taking place in surround
ing territory. Kansas. Nebrassa and
Oklahoma. are experiencing a heavy
gale and at some points 1t is showing.
and sleetins
Telephone ard telegraph companies
report numerous lines down in tho
west. southwest and northwest. making
it impossible To learn the exact charac-
tor of the storm.
Reports from Topeka saw a terrific
storm is sweeping through Kansas All
wires are down from RI Paso into
Kansas and the storm is travelling at
rate of 50 miles an hour.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
KAHN PLANNED
FOR PEACE
UNIVERSAL
Congressman Would Make
Military Training Com
pulsory Six Months.
eRy international news servioe.l

WASHINGTON. Feb. 13.-Six months
compulsory military training for every
healthy American boy when he attains
his nineteenth year-as the funda-
mental basis for genuinely preparing
American manhood for the enforce
n@nt OF world peace. is Representa-
tive Julius Kahns plan for military
training.
Trained in arms as he approached
manhood. the American would be able
to say to the rest Of the world: i
not only want peace. but demand it.
and I mean to have It.
For another nation to know that
Americans-millions of them-were
trained from boyhood to strike hard
al a foe. were fully prepared to shoot
straight. hike or ride hard. or other
wise fight effectively. would not only
create preparedness. but everlasting
peace"
Representative Kahn. who is rank
ing Republican member Of the House
military affairs committee. advocated
this plan in taking UP cudjels for the
temporary American army of 27.579
officers and 5o9.090 men provided for
in the Sl.1172Ss.4OO army .appropria-
tion bill when consideration of the
measure was resumed.
Kahn agreed with some of his Re-
publican colleagues that the proposed
stop gap" army might prove imprac-
ticable because Of an INSUFFICIENT num-
ber Of officers and men willing to vol
unteer to serve in it until the end Of
the demobiliza tion period" but he de-
clared IL ought to be at least tried
out"
Compulsory military training and
Continued OF page threeO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
AVALON HOTEL
IN LIMELIGHT
ONCE MORE
Girl Claims She Was Drug
ged, Robbed and Found
Herself in Room There.


When eighteen year old Dorothy
Greene of Gary woke up yesterday
morning in the notortous Avalon F1o-ol
~, S,.+a r.r. ,,
0i"'e . si'e was minus her diamond ring
and money. That wasn't the worst part
of IL. According to her claims she had
boo, a.,,,s, -. -, -.
'e
against her knowledge
She reported the matter to the police
and caused the arrest of carl L Martin
aged rs. Of % Is 5tb avenue Garv The
warrant was served hv 0ficer Emu
Bundc and IN. charge made against
young Martin was GRAND larceny
AZ his tr5a} tbiS raornine IN tho Ham
mond eit, court the rjrl tcstfreo mat
she had rset carl last Tuesday night
and he had ast.,d her to take riac in
his automobile ard that she had ac-
cepted the inyitation she testined
That they had driven ~ IN ica cream
parIor Al the corner IF 7th avenue and
T2roadu.ay ,sar, and tbat aba had ara,l,
lemon nhosnbate tbere That vas tha
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
DINNER FOR GAS
COMPAN OFFICIAL

Forty-fve officials. department heads
and representatives Of all depart
meats of the Northern Indiana Gas
< Electric Company last night were
present at a testimonial dinner at
Iunderen's restaurant at the Five
Points. given IN honor II William J.
PoIlack fer four years superintendent
of the electrical department
Mr PoIaek leaves Friday ror Phil
adelphia to take a responsible position
wish tate United Gas Improvement
CoupanT
David F. Spear. a department head.
was the postmaster. SONGS composed
for the occasion we're sung and Mr.
Pollack was presented with hand
some travelling bag. a Masonic ring.
a Masonic emblem and n safety razor
set by various departments.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
FOUND Dying
IN FIELD AFTER
AN ACCIDENT
Popular Youth Thrown on
Head From Horse; Trag
edy With Sad Details.
ESPECIAL To THE TfsfEs.l

CROWN POINT, Ind. Feb IA
shocking accident occurred east of
here night before last when John
Buck" Brady. a very popular young
farmer lad. graduate Of the high
school and noted basketball player
was thrown on his head from his
horse and died from injuries sustained
The shocking part of the accident is
that young Brady lay IN the field un-
til ten o'clock tire next morning. be-
fore he was discovered He was alive
then. but unconscious from concns-
sion Of the brain. lie died soon after
being removed to his home About
year ago his brother twin was killed
by lightning Trio Bradys arc pros
porous farmers living between here
and Leroy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
SUES FOR DIVORCE.

Suit for divorce was begun yes
terday in the Gary superior court by
Frank X Hosler. against Maude G.
HosIer There viii be no contest.
The complaint is Of higher stand
ard than the average petition for di-
vorce and contains nothing of bitter
ness. retaliation or caiumnlation and
it seems that She iprinci pals have
agreed after ten years Of married life
that each other can do better apart.
Tho husband asks custody Of Richard.
their eight year old child. and that she
be permitted to visit the child when
ever she desires.
Both parties are well known in the
city and refused to comment on the
proceedings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
WILSON S
COMING IS
UNDECIDED
Whether the President Will
Bring Back League Draft
Session May Settle.
tBULLETTN
BY ROBERT J. PREV


PARIS, Feb. 13.-It was confidently
predicted this morning when the league
Of nations committee meg that the oc-
cupation Of the Rhine with big inter
national army would not form a feature
Of any Of the statutes ii the league of
nations constitution.
The possibility Of new German az
gressions on the Rhine has formed the
ever-haunting fear Of the French dele
gates. 1t was the French who suggest
ed that international force be held
along the Rhine 20 insure peace, IS part
of the plan Of the league Of nations, but
It was opposed by the British and Amer
leans.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
Loves Lass,
Suicides
(By International News service.)

CAMP DEVENs Mass. Feb. l2.-
Love for a pretty southern girl he left
at home when he Joined the colors was
said by camp officials today to solve
the mystery Of the death of Corporal
Maynard J. Padgett. whose body was
found in the woods on the rifle range
Padgett was the son of David Padgett
of Pora. Va an was a member Of Co.
\. seth L s Inf He shot himself
through the head In a note book in
the corporars pocket was request
that whoever found the body should
not remove a loeket that was hung
around Padgett's neck as he wanted
it with him to the last In the locket
was the picture of the girl on page
of the notebook another picture Of the
same girl was pasted. and on the op-
posite page, was note addressed to
her. II read to the effect that You
seem very near to me tonight. but
nevertheless. goodbye"
The soldier was . years old and had
appeared melancholy since letters
ceased to come regularly from his
sweetheart.