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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-09-20
GAS MASKS FOR
 FIRE FIGHTERS

BUFFALO, CP) Army gas masks will not be abandoned by the Buffalo fire department At the first fire in which they were used here tiremen wearing them were overcome whil" others without masks were able to stand the smoke. It was declared at that time that masks were useless as fire department equipment
 Fire Chief Murphy refused to ac-
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-09-20
AMBASSADOR TO
 U. s. APPOINTED

TOKYO, Japan, Sept. l9. (H) Ac- Cording to an official announcemeht made here this morning, kijuro Sri dehura has been appointed as am bassador to the United States to sue ceed former Japanesr Ambassador Sato. who returned to Japan several weeks ago on account of illhealth. The new ambassador iS we'll known in world diplomatic circles and wa" formerly foreign minister of Japan His selection, it is understood, will be most pleasing to the American government
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-09-20
JOHNSON TRIES
 TO COUNTERACT
 WILSON SPEECH

SPEAKS TO NINNESOTA STATE IEGISLNTURE ASSAILING WILL SON AND LEAGCE. ADVOCATES TWO MONTHS DELAY IN A'- TON ON TREATY.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25
Auctions
AUCTION SALE At L.,,nn,- AEaado DapChO

-Al sunny Attblt iAethNhC Having leased my ranch, 1 will sell at public auction on Thursday, March z. 1919. at l0:30 a. m, on Northern avenue, four miles northwest of Glen dale and two miles south of Peoria, an of my personal property, consist ing of:
 IS FINE DAIRY COWS.
 heifers, fine springers, one yearl- ing heifer.
 Five work horses, one team of mares, weighing from 1250 to 1900 each; one team or horses weighing about 1900 lbs. each.
 one buggy horse, four years old, one three year old mule
 Four young ewes and one buck, several hogs.
 500 laying hens, White and Brown Leghorns and Rhode Island Reds. One disc riding blow, one Bradley Sulky sod blow, one bordering disc, one double disc, two moving machines, two steel rakes. one harrow. one Cali fornia cultivator two farm wagons, one two-horse spring wagon, one milk cart. seven milk cans, two sets double harness. one road cart, one saddle, 100 six-foot Redwood posts, 100 rods of net hog wire, 500 lbs. barb wire. 100 tons of baled hay
 one 1917 Model Ford roadster, with box bed.
 Terms All sums of sl00 or under, cash. On sums over s100 6 credit of six months will he given. purchaser to give approved note with 10 per cent interest or per cent off for cash.
 A. NJ. HOEL. OWNER SUNNY MEADE RANCHO, GLEN
 DALE. ARIZONA
 D. D. Deem. Auctioneer.
 I.afe Myers. Clerk aH
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25
Auction Sale

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26TH On l6lh street and Flerce or 14 mile north ol Tempe Road on Park Road.
 Commencing al l.00 Sharp
 Having sold my ranch, 1 will sell at auction my personal property:
 (. HEAD CATTLE
 1 head HolsteIn COWS.
 short yearling heiters.
 head horses-1 saddle horse; l > year-old nlly; 1 2-year-old horse colt Everett PercAeron stock.
 50 HEAD BL FF LEGdORN HENS Farming Implements:
 l farm wagon and rack; l platform spring wagon, buggy. l set heavy harness, l set light harness, l single harness, 1 moving machine, hay rake, l disc, l piow and other things too numerous to mention. Household aaa kitchen furniture Beds. springs, cots, writing desk, Nor ITS chairs. commodcs, center tables. Terms of Sale; All sums Of sl0o.oO and under cash over this amount credit or months will be given pur- chaser giving 10 per cent note or , .pcr cent off for cash
 k. <. KEESLER. OWNER C 0. McMTRTRY. AUCTlONEER
 l.. c. GALbAND. CLEkk dn
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25

FOR QUICK SALE-Special bar gain. Complete modern house with bath and screen porch. on acre of ground; one block from Glendale car, miles out; bank mortgage sl250 for two years; am leaving the valley and will sell for $500 less than it can be duplicated. owner, 9S West Willetta
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25
5 Acre Snap

Close. in, well improved and at 8 bargain; see US quick. TOLLESON LAND & CATTLE co.
 los N. Center. 1t CHOICE 52o ACRES: not deep to water; only 70 minutes ride from Casa Grande; must be sold for cash now only s5.00 per acre. Phone S504; 8 East Washington: room 2 al
 CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 FOR SALE OR RENT 160 acres. all ready for crop. Lots of water, best of soil. priced low and easy terms.
 16o acres, partly improved, has fine irrigation well. best location; priced low and easy terms.
 ASSIGN TS-RELINQCISH-
 MENTS
 Within to miles of town, at s to g. per acre.
 A SPECIAL WITH A BIG WELL THIS IS A GREAT BARGAIN.
 :. C. MILLER COMPANY g. N. First Ave Creighton Bldg. If
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25
Lmehers Bargains
IN CASA GRANDE

IN CASA GRANDE
 so acre relinquishment, 40 acres cleared and ready to blow, close to Casa Grande. only s500.--17.
 160 acre relinquishment. 31s miles Of Casa Grande, the best of soil. shallow water, s920 paid in c. c. Water Users association: will come under the ir- rigation project: the best of sandy ioam soil, only s1000.
 S20 acres only miles from Casa Grande. s per acre.
 l60 acre relinquishment. miles from Casa Grande only s2 per acre. the best of sandy loam soil, this man is rich and is willing to let this go, if he can only get his money out of it. S20 acre relinauishment. miles of Casa Grande, the best of. soil, s2.50 per acre.
 We will make a trip Casa Grande Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock, if you are interested, we will be glad to have you go with us. we always have room for you.
 LUTHER REALTY co. 110 N Central Ave Phone 170s
 Local office Casa Grande It FOR SALE-A lot 50x200, eheap for cash, near 7th St. on Moreland Phone 1539~ or see Miller at Arizona Laundry Co office 1T
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25
For Sale-Real Estate
Luther Bargains
CASA GRANDE VALLEY

CASA GRANDE VALLEY 160 acres, deeded land. good house, garage and other out buildings, 50 II. P. engine, pump and good pump and engine house, pumps 1000 gal. pei minute; so acres cleared; 40 acres fenced, with Page wire, some alfalfa. balance all ready to put in crop, only miles from Casa Grande; only S10,- GOO S3,000 cash will handle; where can you beat this9 you cant beat it in the world; there are at least $l,0o0 worth of improvements on this place; if you are locking for a real snap let us show you this; besides this one we have many good buys in the Casa Grande Valley.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 110 N. Central Ave, Phoenix
 Phone 17eS
 Local office Casa Grande. It
 A DANDY
 , acres near town, good 4room house and a tenant house: all plowed ready for crop; near school and church and paved road; price 5000 cash $500, $50 per month.
 BOLIN REALTY co.
 119 N. Second Ave. dm
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25
lLuGher Bargains

IN CASA BRANDS
 The best land and the best water in the world, fine climate we have land and the best of land. from s1 90 up; we have deeded land from s20 up; relinquishments from s1 to s10;. we can also locate you on a few homesteads and desert claims yet. We make an- other trip Wednesday morning at 5 o'clock, if you are interested and want to see what we have, you are wei come: it costs you nothing; see what we have been telling you about, if you want the best for the least money, get q move on yourself.
 LCTHER REALTY co. 110 N. Central Ave. Phone 170s
 Local office Casa Grande It
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25
For Rent-Laud
For Miscellaneous

FOR RENT-Store room. 19 Wall street. Inquire Shea's Cigar Stand, 2s West Washington gb FOR RENT-Mules, dump wagon. and F'resnoes. Phone 10R11. dr
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25
For Sale-Houses

S-ROOM BRICK - Lawn, shade, roses. Garage, , lots. 5ex140; near car line and state capitol. 5000 cash. Balance long time. Price s3T5o.
 5-room brick, lawn, shade, fruit. also 3 room house in rear. Corner on car line, 100x150. Yours for 5000 cash, balance easy Price s3500. See Johns- ton. 31 N. First Ave. dp 
 BEST SMALL BUY IN PHOENIX 14-room furnished apartment house. and large lot. Only s6000 for all. Part cash. This will sell quick.
 FRANK l.. BELLAMY
 Loans. Insurance, Notary Public
 Rooms ' and 5 Monihon Bldg. dm
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25
Wanted-To Rent

WANTED-To rent milch cows. Ad- dress Box 19W Republican gb
 WANTED-To rent pleasant room with private entrance and connecting bath to one or two employed gentle men. 920 North Third St. ak
 WANT TO LEASE rooming house, with or without furniture. Box SAW. Republican. dr.
 WANTED-To lease a farm. A. P. Prescott, Fire department, Tucson. Arizona al
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25
For anything in Real Estate or h. surance. Phone 1TR21.
 c. H. RUSSELL If
Better Than IS %

For sale income property paying better than 15 per cent. This is worth looking into. See Tolleson Land & Cattle Co. Phone 42S2; r West Adams. al
 FOR SALE--l0 acres and good house. ground ready for planting: 3 miles south on Center, 2l5 mi. east on Old Tempe road. s2750.00 F down. Will take team or milch COW See Lumhlev HIS F. Mckinley St. al
 FOR SALIs-16o acres, with or with out cattle. near Glendale. Phone 164R1l Glendale. Ii
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25

WANTED-Position as housekeeper, by refined young woman with 3-year- old child; reasonable wages. Phone 2765 or Box LAW Republican glt
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25
Wanted Situation, Female

EXPERIENCED nurse wishes en- gagement. Phone S604 du
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25
Miscellaneous

WANTED-Place to board, boy years old; nice Christian family, close to school Box low, Republican. drn
 CARPENTER-Cabi work, any and all kinds. Albert Jaret. 225 N. 9th avenue, east end Halsteads. dp
 WANTED-Medium sized refriger- ator good condition state where can be seen. Address P. o. Box SIP. dm
 WE BUY and sell second hand fans and motors yinson Bros, 130 West Broadway. Phone S59S. An
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25

YOUNG girl wants home in small family to help with housework and small salary. Box INV Republican.
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Arizona republican., 1919-03-25
For Sale-Automobiles

For Sale-Automobiles ->~~~>~>~~~>~-~~~~-. ~-.>>~-~>>'--~------>-.-~
 FOR SALE-A new Curtiss air compressor; $40. So6 ". Washing ton. II
 FOR SALE-Owner leaving city, 3-seated Chummy Roadster. Phone 1524 after 6 D. m. dm
 FOR SALE-l9l5 and 1918 Ford touring cars, first class condition. 606 W. Washington. dl
 FOR SALE Overland roadster. bring me s15o.00 and take the car. SIS N. 9th Ave.
 BUICK SIX for sale. See owner 1910 F. Roosevelt. dl
 FOR sALE-Ford touring, sos Mon- tezuma avenue. dl
 FOR SALE-2la horsepower engine, new magneto. good order. Spain's Ga rage. Tempe dn
 FOR SALE-Dodge touring car, practically good as new with new tires, new top and has just been thoroughly overhauled. Well worth S1,00o. For quick cash sale will sell for $650 Call and see this bargain at o. K. Horse Market. 311 North Seventh avenue. If
 EORDS
 Bought and sold, cash for bargains, Phoenix Used Car -arket, A North Center. If
 FOR SALE OR TRADE-1s17 light runabout; will consider lot or what have you. 1341 F. Van Buren. dn
 FOR SALE-191S Dodge touring car mechanically perfect run 1000 miles. Reynolds, inquire County garage. gs
 1917 FORD touring car. speedometer shock disorders, spotlight, mountain brakes, oil and water pump, aluminium piston oversize tires and other extras. You must see this car before you buy. ss5 North Fifth avenue. dn
 1918 PASSENGER Sudebaker first class condition. cheap for cash, Stewards Cyclery, 146 F. Adams. If 1918 BUICK touring car for sale. Must sell before Thursday. 515 North First street. dm FOR SALE-By owner, Light Six l touring car; cheap for cash. Bert Gay 1 lord, Simpsons Garage. dm AUTOS FOR wRECKING
 1 Don't sell your car for junk, no mat 1 ter if it is a wreck. See US first. we buy them wrecked or running.
 STElNBERG AUTO WRECKING co.
 421 N. Central Phone 42sz. tf
 FOR SALE-Overland, 719 West Washington. dn
 SAVE s750 NOW-New, 5-passenger 1 light six automobile, with cord tires; run 210o miles; leaving valley: come quick if you want car. sS West Willetta. q
 FOR SALE-Paige five passenger | car; call 21S North Seventeenth Ave l Sunday morning or any evening after 1 , o'clock. q l FOR SALE-Ford touring car. 1917, good rubber, Al mechanical condition. Ned Cross, 330 W. Monroe. Phone 4135. dh | AUTOMOBILES
 Second hand automobiles bought sold and exchanged. Also have repair part and used tires for sale.
 1 CHICAGO WRBCKING PLACE 7th Ave. at Santa Fe tracks.
 Phone 17S2. ti WILL PAY CASH for late mode Buick. Dodge, or Light Oakland six must be in good condition and bar , gain; no junk; no dealers; call H. J Cant, Room ), Del Rey hotel. l ! CadaIlic Truck $500
 z Ix.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25

WANTED-The care of small room- ing house. Box 16W Republican. dr
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25
For Sale-Houses
Large Central Ave.
 Lot

111x191 feet Make me cash offer. Owner very anxious to sell.
 FRANK E. BELLAMY Loans, Insurance, Notary Public Rooms ' and s Monihon Bldg dn
Arizona republican., 1919-03-25
w anfed

W IMGGW 100 OLD CARS to wreck, also old cars in running condition; will pay highest prices. See the rest then see the best.
 EF'FRON & co. 1909 East Madison Phone 1882
 If FOR SALE-1917 Ford in first class condition and good rubber, or will trade for mules and horses. H. Ott 220 N. Seventh Ave; phone 3036. al BARGAIN, classy roadster car for sale quick. Apply office Jefferson. If Use The Republican Classified Pages for Results-Read For Profit.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25
 NOTES AND PERSONALS.

A cold wave struck Polk county on last Monday.
 Polk McDaniels spent Sunday in Vandervoort.
 Farmers are busy saving feed and making sorghum
 Cotton sold for 3O.30 on the streets of Cove last week.
 Mrs. J. c. Goodman has been quite sick, but is now mending.
 o. s. Skinner was visiting friends in Vandervoort over Sunday.
 Mrs. Mack Davis of King City, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Rowbart.
 Walter Luttrell, assistant agent of the K. c. &, spent Sunday at Gillham.
 Polk county has had three rainy days, Saturday, Sunday and Monday G. W. Sawyer, east of Cove, has just finished a new barn on his farm. Read Dooley Barton's ad and see what nice lot of cattle he has for sale. Charley Bruden and wife were at Mena last week having dental work done. Aunt Jane Mcdonald of Mena was at Cove last week transacting busi. ness. J. C. Allen of the Bank of Cove was at Mena Monday looking after. busi- ness. F. Younce left Sunday evening fol Fort Smith to look after lumber in terest. Bud Cheeks and family from Ida Ok, are visiting with Walt Hayes this week. A. B. Colley was visiting. with he,
The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25
EDITO AIS l.

My Fellow Citizens, who live with
 in reach of Cove: There is nothing that will boost your town more than good roads. It will in time enhance the value of your farm more than double. It will be a great satisfac-
 ton to have a good road to haul
 your goods to market, to spin your
 auto on, and when you have sickness
 in the family and you call the doctor,
 he will be there in a few minutes.
 Let's all get busy and work for good
 roads. If our taxes are not high enough to get the work done, let us donate two, three or four days work each. We must have good roads in order that our neighbors and our friends may "come to see us" If we expect to go to church and send our children to school we must have good roads. If we expect to haul cotton to market we must have good roads, and if we expect to connect up with the Jefferson Highway and go to Fort Smith Little Rock or Texar- kama with our produce, we must have good roads Now all of you who are interested in these good roads talk it to your neighbor and write to your county judge. Tell them what you want, and then write to your repre- sentative and get him to stir up the state legislature as to good roads and keep this up until we all get action. Let Polk county have the best roads of any county in the state. Nothing will bring strangers into our county quicker than good roads It brings good farmers and it makes our land more in demand. We can put our pro- duce in to market in better shape. Get after the road overseer and touch him up little, and see why we don't have better roads. Keep this good road fire burning and in time we will have the best roads in Polk county.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25

IS more demand for lumber to build new homes in the country than there has been for five years.
 Fred W. Gray, the Druggist The best place in town to buy all kinds of drugs, school supplies, books and sta tionary. Fred has the cold drinks and ice cream that make you smile.
 Mrs. John Abercrombie on last Wednesday night presented to her husband a fine baby boy, and John says land is going higher. Mother and baby doing fine. Dr. T. B. Young In attendance.
 On last Friday night at Wander voort, Mrs. M. o. Cecil presented her husband a fine bouncing baby boy. Doc says this boy will help dip his cows. Mother and baby doing nice ly under the care of Dr. T. B. Young.
 Cove Lumber Company has one of the largest general stocks in Cove, and is receiving the new fall stock. The buyer, T. A. Woodell, is now away in the eastern markets laying in a big supply of fall goods.
 The I. o. O. F. lodge changed their meeting night from every Thursday night to twice month, second and fourth Saturday nights of each month, and on next Saturday night, September 27, want to have all mem- bers out.
 Baze Barton received letter from B. H. Barton, who went to Pasadena, California to look after Hardy Bar ton, who was run down by street car last week, stating Hardy was get ting along as well as could be expect ed, with good prospects for his re- coverv
The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25

We have just received beau tiful line of fall Millinery for Ladies, Misses and Children.
 Prices range from $2.0O up to $7.OO. Come early and buy be- fore they are picked over.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25

Listen, Farmers: Make up your mind how many acres of truck you will be able to plant for next year. Then tell the manager the number of acres of onions, radishes, peas, beans, tomatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, pota- toes, and cantaloupes you will plant, and after this is done then the sales man, if he is a hustler, will get busy and find a market for all this truck, and have crates on hand when the goods are ready for the market. We invite all strangers to join with us to make Cove the best town on the Kan sas City Southern.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25
A Rushing Land Business.

The Stuart Land Company is still doing great business in Polk coun- ty. Monday, September 22, they sold two farms close to Vandervoort one to J. M. Gatliff of Henryetta, Tex, the A. c. Affholter farm; one to George H. Latimer, Albany, Tex, the Hammonds farm. These gentlemen expect to raise fruit and truck, and will line up with the Cove Truck & Fruit Growers association as soon as convenient
The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25
Boosting Fruit and Truck.

The Cove Truck & Fruit Growers Association of Cove will meet next Saturday, September 27, to reorgan- ize or change the bylaws so as to have good sound organization, one that Cove and the surrounding coun- try will be proud of, and to elect the best men for the place, men that will give it their time and attention, and will work for the best interest of the farmer. Men that can get results is what we want. Everybody come that is interested and give us your help and advice. Let us meet at 1:30 n,clnck
The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25
A NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM

am located in the building with J. w. Fortner Railroad Street and am well acquainted with the Polk County farms. 1 have now listed with me some of the best bargains on farms in Polk County. have fine unimproved farms and lots of good improv ed farms at prices that will interest the BEST BUY FRS. can sell for good cash payment and time No trouble to show land. Any wanting to sell their farms list with me- My commission is right. Call and see me. J. F. ALLISON
The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25
First Bale of Cotton in Cove.

Joe Hounsell had the first bale of cotton ginned in Cove for 1919. The bale weighed 500 pounds, and was sold to Golf Bros. & Gamble Go, for 30 cents pound. He received a bonus from the people of Cove of S29.44. The seed sold at s52 per ton
 The cotton and seed netted Mr. Houn- sell $224.94. The following contrib
The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25
RAID 3s SALOONS IN CUTcACo

Chicago, Sept. 21- Chicago's 'Awei spots' suffered another jolt last night,
 Thirty-eight saloons were visited by police and bottles ranging all the way from medicine containers to beer re- ceptacles were seized, to be used as evidence in Chicago's war against vii olations of the Wartime Prohibition Law.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25
The HanSard Store
 A General Stock

Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes, Hard ware, Tinware, Glassware and Chinaware, Meats of all kinds.
 Just scan down this ad,
 read a few of my
 prices, and See How Iud1 Good Gan Do for You When
 You Trade With Me
 LOOK!
 few Saturday Specials for
 Saturday, September 27, only. 8 lbs. Good Roasted Coffee, for. $1.00 3 lbs Good Peaberry Coffee, for. .. LOO 9 lbs. Pure Cane Sugar, for. ..... LOO Bars Bob White Soap, for. ....... 25c Bars Crystal White Soap, for. ..... 25c have many other bargains for you. Be sure to come in when you come to Cove, W. M. HANSARD, The Cash Man
The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25

The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head
 Bscauee of it's tonic and laxative effect, LAxA- HIVE bROMO oUININE (Tabless) can be takes py anyone without causing nervousness or ringing in the head. E.W. GROVES signature on box. 30c.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25
Making Good, and Why.

WE DON'T MIND telling friends that the past month has been one of the biggest in the history of this big business, and There's Reason" We are MAX ING GOOD in our fair and square system of doing bus ness One feature that wins is that when we buy goods advantageously we give customers the beneft-the advantage have been able to secure in the wholesale markets.
 Note few of our offerings at this time-there's no 'profteering'' here:
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Actors Memorial
Fund S266.678:
More Is Pledges
Major General O'Ryan Tells
Committee Army in Big
Drama Was Successful
Before Hostile Audience

The Actors Memorial Fund, to pro
vide permanent endowment for the
relief of needy members Of the theatri-
cal profession. has passed the $3.50 900
mark. il was announced yesterday at a
meeting at the Bankers Club of the
committee covering the banking pro
fession. Short talks were made bv
MAJOR General John f. ORyan, George
Gordon Battle, Guy Emerson and Dam
ie Frohman. w Ward Smith presided
total OF S245,67S on hand Monday
night was augmented yesterday BY
S2l 900 in new subscriptions, Mr. Smith
SAID. Amounts guaranteed but not yet
turned in by various other committees
are expected to double this sum. FIFTY
three New York thoatcrs VIII hold ben
Gifts IN behalf of the fund on Deccm-
Der g.
Representatives Of the Jewish.
Roman Catholic, Protestant Episcopal,
Presbyterian and other denominations
Will attend a banquet on Tuesday at
the Church Of tho Heavenly Rest in
behalf of the fund This dinner fol
lowed by thoater party, Will naugu-
rate an intensive drive Of a week to be
made by the various trade committees,
principally anon. business men The
following week womeN's organizations
VIII make similar drive.
The stage Will play an increasing
part IN tcmporng public opinion with
discretion. declared MI Emerson. who
paid tribute to tho work done bv
members of tho theatrical profession
in the Liberty loan drives Major Gen
era o'Ryan sand that the thoatcr
proved the best agency overseas to
overcome the distressing mental atti-
tudc and physical condition of the men
who had been through battle. Some of
the best acting he saw IN France, he
sand, was by men from the ranks who
had never acted before.
Our amy he said, "took part in
one of tho biggest dramas IN the world,
and was extremely successful despite
the fact that it constantly played to a
large and hostile audicnce.'
Mr.. Frohman pleaded for the actor
in the words of ShakcspeAre "See that
the actor be we'll bestowed, for be is
the abstract and brief chronicle Of his
time Mr. Battle favored government
care for useful citizens reaching an
age where they were unable to provide
themselves With the necessarics Of life.