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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
KUN'S BOLSHEVIST REGIME
NEAR ITS END IN HUNGARY
New Cabinet Reported to Have Been
Formed, Replacing Soviet
Government.

FAKlS, June 2.--Nienna dispatches
received here through Rasel. Switzer-
land. as the Bolshevst regime in
hungary is nearing an end
The New Vienna Tagblett says Il
Cabinet. headed by Herr German, who
was Minister of Commerce in the Cabi-
net headed by Count Michael Earolyi
has replaced the Soviet government.
and that Herr German has been in
vited to Versailles to confer with the
entente representatives in regard to
the Hungarian situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
COTTON WAREHOUSE BURNS
Fire Originating From Spontaneous
Combustion Causes Loss of $780,
600 nj Norfolk.
Ipy Associated Press. ]

NORFOLK. VA. June 2.--Fire
originating from spontaneous combus-
ton In a cotton warehouse here tonight
started n blaze that entailed total
loss OF approximately 100000. Four
firemen were overcome by the fumes
inside the building and two sailors
med a nre engine In front OF the build
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
BOSTON JUDGE WHO TRIED j.
RIOTERS ESCAPES EXPLOSION

7 y
BOSTON. June 2.--The home Of Jus-
tice Albert f. Hayden. OF the Roxbury
Municipal Court AT II Wayne Street.
was severely damaged by an explosion
OF unknown origin shortly before mid
night tonight. No one was In the
house at the time, the Judge and his
FAMILY being at their summer homo
at the seashore
The explosion evidently was in.
ternal. as there was little exterior
damage. The interior was badly
wrecked Al! windows were broken.
"here Was no Hre The police said
that !f a bomb had been planted II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
TWO YOUTHS DROWN
4. Garner Smith and George BuIl Lose
Lives When Rowbont
UDNctH,
CAPE CHARLES. VA

CAPE CHARLES. VA, June o.-When
boat. in which they were rowing
Garner Smith. aged twenty. and George
Bull. aged nineteen, were drowned yes
terday In the Pungoteague Creek, near
Boggs wharf.
Smith lost his life in rescuing Toby
Mears. a lad of twelve, Just as the boy,
who was one Of the occupants OF the
boat, was about to drown. After Smit h
into the water from exhaustion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
AMERICANS VS.. BOLSHEVISTS
Sent to Suppress Enemy Uprising In
Region Of Nladivostok,
Dispatch Snys.

LONDON. June 2.-American troops
are active against Bolshevist forces
in the region of Vladvostok. says a
dispatch from that city late this even
suppress an uprising. the dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
Service Is Continued.
STRIKERS STAGE PARADE
on WINNIPEG STREETS

WINNIPEG June 2.-Hundreds Of
strike sympathizers and strikers, pa
rading the downiown streets today.
tore sign placed by the citizens com
mittee from the Board of Trade Build
ing. Policemen and detectives pre-
into the building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
SENATOR MARTIN ILL
Democratic Leader Goes to Universits
Hospital From Breakdown
Due to OycrwOrk.
Special TO The Times Dispatch.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June O.
Thomas Staples Martin. Democratic
minority leader in the United States
Senate. entered the University Of Nir
sin ia Hospital today for treatment fol-
lowing breakdown due to overWork.
HIS physicians have ordered COM
plcte rest, saying that 1t will be some
time before the Senator's health can
b, sufficiently restored for him to re-
sumo his work in Congress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
RE TURN FLIGHT OF NC-4
IS ORDERED ABANDONED
Scaplanc Will BE Disassembled and
Shipped Back by
Vessel.
CREW MAY GO TO PARIS
Secretary Daniels Says Trip Was
Made in Interest of Aerial Science
and Valuable Data Will BE Com
piled.
LRy Associated Press. l


WASHINGTON, June :.-The Ameri-
can naval seaplane NC-4, which arrived
at Plymouth. England. Saturday. there
by completing the first transatlantic
flight. will not attempt non. stop or
any other kind of a flight back TO the
United States, Secretary Daniels said
today. The seaplane will be dis
assembled and shipped to this country.
The secretary said the navy CON
templatcd no attempt at nonstop
irans-occan flight in the near future
as the navy did not desire to make a
competition for Transatlantic flight
honors and did not favor stunt" nv
ing.
Navy Rests on LaureIs.
Secretary Daniels declared that the
navy is content TO rest on its laurels
tor the present, and that the NC-4 will
be brought back TO this country on
board the u. ). S. Aroostook. The crews
VIII return later on board government
vessels.
The NC-4 flight was purely In the in :
terest Of aerial science. he said
After we have compiled all Of the
data gathered during this flight. been
constructed our planes to conform
win the lesson we have learned, IL will
then be time TO begin considering fur
~
ing. Until then we are satisScd Sac
retary Daniels added
Crew May Go to Parts
Asked If the crew Of the Nc ho,t
would go 70 Paris. Secretary Daniels
said that they would go if presidsn3
Wilson or Admiral Benson sen, for
mem. Otherwise they will return to
me United states shortly. and aviation
oficials Will begin the work OF commit
ms, tn2 data contained and begin a
series OF experiments in an efforl 70
place it in effect ~
Experiments are now being conduct
ed with the c t?pc of lighter than-air
mNins craft. and it is possible that
oceanic flight does come. that one Of
the big dirigihles will be used.
messages or conEratulation to the
navy upon the success of it's expIoit
We're received today from King George.
or Epgland; the Brazilian Minister Of
Marine' General Gugliemotti. in behalf
air ministry. 90 us"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
Drink Deadly Poison.
IRy Associatod Pres,

KINSTON, ". c.. June 2.-Helen Saw
age. aged fftoen, while school here
today, drank deadly poison from ar
ink bottle, dying two hours later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
REFUSES TO JOIN BLOCKADE
Norway Decline. to Agree 70 Enter
blockade Should Germany Re-
fuse to Sign.
IBv A,soc,ated pres,I

PARIS. June Norway has refused
to join In a blockade "' Germany in
case the German delegate. refuse TO
sign the peace treaty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03

Rev. William A. Scott D. D., who has
just returned from Florida, where he
yesterday as being very i'll at his home
In Staunton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
ISSAQUAH TO
PLAY TAYLOR
CLUB SUNDAY

Seattle fans will witness Sunday
what promises to be one of the most
hotly contested ball games between
semi pro teams that has taken place
this year.
This game is the outgrowth OF an
intense rivalry between the lssaquah
and Taylor teams. Each team has
won two OF the four games played
together and the game Sunday is TO
decide the championship and the
winner OF a $500 purse that has been
posted for this game.
The Arrangements OF both teams
have agreed upon the men they will
play and upon other conditions of
the game and everything is set for
"A hard fight.
Both Taylor and Issaquah will
have large bunch OF fans at the
game and the rooters of each town
are strongly behind its team.
The game will be played at Lib.
erty park at ESQ p. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Hunt to Call
Out Gridiron
Team Monday
Many Vets Expected to Be
on Tap at Session

Coach Hunt win call out Washing.
toms grid warriors for the first prac.
ucs OF the season at Danny field
Monday afternoon. About IS candi.
dates are expected 10 answer the call
Assistant Coach Allison will be on
the job at Washington Monday. He
is a former pupil OF Hunts and
played football ut Carlton college for
several years. He In also a baseball
and basketball star.
There promises to be host Of vet.
Grams on tap for the squad this sea.
son and football prospects are
brighter Mt the ~" than they have
been In long time.
Sandy Wick. formerly center on
the Washington team under Doblc. Ia
expected to return TO school. Hc IL
working I'm local shipynrd now,
but IL is doubtful n he can reAist
the call Of the gridiron.
Irven Daley. halfback: Ray Eek.
man and Ross Williams. quarter
back prospects: Ray Gardner. half
Ted Faux. line: George Smith. end.
and Charley Jogg. center. are some
Of the veterans expected out Monday.
The squad Is expected 10 grow each
day. as all OF the men have not
reached Seattle yet. as the quarter
does not open until the first OF next
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
AND
THOMPSON in
EVEN SCRAP

PORTLAND, Ore. Sept 20.--Billy
Mascot OF Portland and George
Thompson OF Los Angeles boxed ten
rounds to n draw here last night. 1t
was n good battle. A draw decision
was agreed upon before the fight If
both scrappers were on their feet at
the end OF tho bout. due TO the fact
that Thompson failed by eight and
one.half pounds to make the 116
pounds weight. But the agreement
wasn't necessary for Mascot held
his own despite the handicap.
After ten hard rounds OF battling
with Stanley Willis, Peter Mitchie
won an unpopular decision which the
crowd didn't seem to like bit.
Freddie Anderson won after eight
rounds of mixing with Kid Exposito.
Sammy Gordon was given a decision
over Eddie Britt at the end Of five
rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Tank Records
in Danger in
Pool Session
State Swim Meet Billed for
Crystal Pool Next
Thursday

Northwestern tank records are due
10 be smashed Thursday when the
crack swimmers OF the state com
pete In the state water meet billed
for the Crystal pool.
over 20 entries have been received
by Coach Donald vickers Of the
Pool team. who Is staging the az.
fair.
spokane. the local Y. NJ c. A.,
Yakima and Tacoma are some Of the
stronger teams entered. Entry lists
close today.
George and Francis Mckay. two
last swimmers from Spokane. prom.
ise to make the going rough for the
other sprint performers.
Nitric konowaloff. star OF the 10
cal tank squad. will make n mighty
effort to lower Norman Ross coast
mark In the quarter.miie swim.
The rest Of the local squad have
been making good time In practice
and promise to make the going tor.
rid for the other teams in the race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Mullen Clan
MayHann,er
Angel Squad
Stranger Things Have Hap
pened in Baseball;
Other News

Seattle knocked Salt Lakes
chances for the pennant higher
than the cost Of living on the local
lot. few weeks ago. when the ST.
washes smeared the Bees five times
In nine starts. Dopcsters are
pointing this out TO the wise ones
who are figuring that Los Angeles
will cinch the pennant hero next
week. when the league leaders play
the locals.
While Seattle has the WORT team
In the world on the road. the squad
plays like a different club on tho
home real estate. and local fans are
looking for the Siwashes TO give
the leaders a battle in tho series
that opens here Wednesday.
Los Angeles IL hitting up a fast
clip and Is making hay while the
Tigers are having their troubles in
Salt Lake City. The worst part Of
IL. for the Tigers. is that they
have 90 play the Bees again next
week. meeting Hers crowd for
eight games in tho Tigers lair.
Heirs crew has something on Es-
sick's Tigers. and they may prove
TO he the stumbling block to tho
Tigers fond pcnnant hopes.
Los Angeles must make the trip
UP the Coast for one weeks play
with the locals. They then return
to the South. where they viii play
the Tigers in the final and crucial
series OF the season. The Tigers
will have an edge on the Angels IL
the clubs are even when they start
that last weeks series, because the
Angels road trip won't help their
play any.
While Los Angeles Is doped to-
win every game of the series from
the locals. they didn't do IL the first
time they visited this neck OF the
tall uncut. Not by a long shot
They were pretty lucky to break
even in six games.
Baseball IL n funny game, and
Wade Kiliefer and his Angels don't
want 20 bank too heavily on win
ing in a walk from the Seattle crew.
Eddie Herr did. and we Knocked his
pennant hopes kicking. even beat-
ing hts star hurler. Gould. three
times in n week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
ClEVEl AND SHARES
BUSH LEAGUE STAR

Mutt Wilson OF Charleston appears
TO be the big noise among all pitch.
ers In the South Atlantic league. He
pitches both ends OF double-headers,
turns in low-hit games, swings his
bat against the ball now and then.
and is generally regarded as pretty
near whole team I'm himself
Report has II that the Cievelan nd
American league club has shared
him, along with outfielder Archdea.
con and Catcher Dennis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Anade Club Battles South Park for Amateur City Ball Title

After present decided tho
rcsber to lay plans
nss' This year The p.'s formed o" their own
mistakes There have
Handicapped by lack Of time After ALL ihi. years a
thing as zach team only had one chance and the b, team In the
star hopes maintain and operate bigger and better league
before attained make the league
success because without them b, impossible for the league to
selves solid and It's to them to avail 'hmselve" of the
opportunity.
pas, several amateur
been Of kicking bucket"
While The stars series did not under until the first Of
September there has been interest baseball in
the city during the month than there has been the las.
been the regular line Of diamond fare offered by
The clubs In the series and the city fan. and the players them
sport. '''''
Election Of University Washington gridron captain
be held some ms shortly before the first game Of the season.
vsrsy T' duly elected captains in school ,h. and
Geors. smith being the Smith. elected to
pilot IN. 1917 eleven but who ef' school for the front has an
o decide lead them.
absolutely o. c.wsshngton break
being patched this Mesnes' Washington
because they wouldn't him enough his
sea 70" The @ IL en-, as snos eag. o hs@, is ,s
y would mean that w.hinson played o. A. C. Oregon and Cali
m Good second sss,r. .s.re than $: pair Of shoe. in
guardian
Of enough
real class canda Of San
Francisco nyvercd Wares Of Seattle isn't
worthy given tho
has played mediocre ball all y
ball player Paddy sgn
below form There WON'T be pulling hen il come to
picking MCoasi season.
Here's tip for the
when start
trips Information be obtained
the state TIA
oneself In the
Judges Of the very easy
know they couldn't
With the winter boxing getting In all Of
the cities Of the Northwest
commission which has appointed county
police officials TO supervise the
together allow Seattle
There Is lot Of good ring talent
Seattle fans anxious the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
WHERE THE
TEAMS PLAY

Vernon entertains Salt Lake City;
San Francisco plays host to Oakland.
and Portland win be the guest Of tho
Sacramento club next week. while
the Angels are playing In Seattle. In
the following week. which win close
the season. Vernon plays Los An
geies. Sacramento plays here. San
Francisco journeys 10 Portland. ana
Salt Lake and Oakland tangle at
Oakland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
LOCALS DOOMED
TO BASEMENT

While Seattle fans will stick by the
ship until the last man is put out. IL
looks like a hopeless task TO try to
drag out the local squad from the
wilderness of the basement of the
league. The Siwashes had a regular
nightmare Of road trip. and IL
takes a real optimist to kid himself
into believing that We viii beat Port
land out of seventh place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
LOCALS TAKE
MELEE FROM
MACK CREW

PORTLAND. Sept. 20.--Seattle
finally broke their long losing streak
when they nosed out the Portland
Beavers here yesterday in the third
game OF the series. to Z. Brenton
was on the hin for the Seattle crew.
II was the first game that Seattle
has won in the last ten starts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Is PROVES INK
TO CUE ARTIST;
GIlR0Y RUNS IL

Missing his 18th billiard by
n hair. Johnny Gilroy, local
threceushion crack. made a
run Of d, at Brown & Hulrn's
pariors In n game with Her.
bert Berg yesterday. Ills 18th
shot would have given him
the game with an unfinished
run Of 10. II IL the highest
run recorded at the second
ave. psriors In a long time.
Johnny won the game. Is to5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Club Standing

week from Sunday. The colored boys
threw the hooks into the Shaner a
Wolff aggregation IN The Stars
series TO the tune OF to 6. and Hen
rich Is anxious to reverse the dc.
feat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
MIKE WRIGHTS
PLAY AI.IiASiBRAS

Mike wrights. onwof the ssronges;
ball squads In the city. viii mix with
the Alhambras. coiored nine. at Lib
erty park Sunday at y. m. Lowry
Is expected to be on tho mound for
the cigar makers with Mooney pitch
Ing for the AIhambras.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

be motoring back 10 seattle,
Chef Nesf. another local lightweight. is
stu fighting around Arizona His last
fight was n ie-round 30 with Otto Wal
lace, In which Chef won about seven
rounds and yet tho bout was called a
draw. Looks like they wanted to make
card out OF wallace and couldn't give
Chef a square deal.
Joe airninich. Butte weitsr. would make
an attractive opponent for Trsvls Davis
OF Everett. the new Coast volter king.
Benny Leonard. worlds lightweight
king. meets Lew Tender. the Philiy
newsboy. In Philadelphia over the ak
round route September ~.
Mike O'Dowd. middIeweight cham
pion. rung MP . win over Soldier"
Fairfield Of New York In II. Paul
last night. 1t was . fast bout. Bart
field Was eutweiGhed by 10 pounds.
Frankie Tucxer. former Seattle light
weight. IL matched TO mir with Charley
white Of Chicago in mill at Denver.
according to reports from the South.
Elizabeth Tucker. the only girl boxing
manager in the world. Ia still handling
Frankis's business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Batted for tones in eIrhtt
FIGHT DRAW

SAN FRANCISCO. sept. 90
Goat LAWN and Jack Reeves
fought to "A draw last night. The
goats friends say he was in poor
condition. Jimmy Darcy was too
hard for Al Norton. but Referee In.
win awarded u $3.50 decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
| GOODBYE,
BIEACHERS

There won't BE- any right
field bleachers next year II the
plans Of Chief Brewster and
his gang are worked out. Jim
Is planning to build grand
stand seats right where tho
rightfield bleachers arc now.
and TO construct an upper
grand stand all the length Of
the present grand stand. leav-
ing the new structure n ono
story stand New exits and
ticket windows also are to be
built. The work viii cost in
the ncig hborhocd Of $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

The ~ ia plapninE extension bureaus
IN all big sections Of the city. Yves
hsnnis IL now secretary OF the uniyer-
SltY branch.
Harry withAm. % Everett, hA. been
appointed swimming Instructor at the
4. The regular classes open Monday.
beginners will be tutorsd on Mondays
ana Thursdays. from 9 to q y m. Ad.
saneed classes on Tuesday and Friday at
ths safn9 hours. Private Instruction will
be given on Wednesday.
Regular gymnasium ciasses are in full
swing at the association.
doc" Wells IL laying plans for n
big house basketball league this win
ter with members Of the ~" first
team plotting tn. different squads.
The construction OF the two new "Y''
handbaii courts In being held up by the
builders strike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

Inc plots OF tne TWO CtuoS arr
duet Of first sackers. who have
been playing bail around the Puget
Sound district for several years BIZ
nuckey. the smuggling manager Of
the .xnadeis. will match wits against
cannon Ball. Thomson. Of the
South PARK club. familiar figure
On Northwest diamonds.
Cos Davis. crack southpaw. win
~ on the bin for the club men and
rsppy- Thompson. former univer
sity Of Washington luminary. will
huri for the South Park nine.
Thompson Is also portsider.
Strike Out Artist
Dnvis showed a lot OF class last
Sunday. when he struck out eight
AIhambras In succession. and had
the colored boys on his hip after a
bad first inning. Thompson has
been pitching a good brand OF ball
~ season. and Is in fine fettle.
Some Of the crack players OF the
city VIII be found in the lineup OF
The two squads The Anadei infield
= made up Of Bill Truckey. at first
base. the Riley brothers. around sec.
end base. and Widow" Pendleton
~ the lookin corner. In the out
0e1d are Chittendcn. Attieson. for
Wer high school star. and Mcknight.
Attieson Is an ail-around player. who
starred for several seasons on the
Queen Anne high school nine.
Behind the bat VIII be Grab" Nc
0iIlicudy. a Woodworking receiver.
who held Up Davis In good style
hist Sunday.
On the South Park club there are
inst ~ many individual stars. Jorg.
enson. who will don the big mitt
Tor the Southenders. Is classy
mask man. and the infield Is made
NJ Of Thomson. on first base; Bill
Denny. second: Prato. third, and
Barr. shsrtstop. Praco IL a well.
known local player. who can hit the
ball Barr had trials with couple
Of Northwestern league teams a few
years ago. and Bill Denny has been
. big figure in city amateur base
ball circles for several seasons.
Crack OutfieId
In the outfield, the South Park
crew will have Marriott In left field
Rollie King in center. and Har
Old Porrini in right field. Marriott
packs a waIlop in his stick. as does
Porrini- King will be remembered az
the youngster who played the key
stone bag for Seattle In the old
Northwestern league last season.
A glance at this array OF stars will
convince the fans that the city dia.
mcnd fued which comes TO a climax
Sunday. will bring out some good
baseball.
Armstrong and Carroll will handle
the indicators In Sundays title mix
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Crack Outfield
SHANER & WOLFF
MEET CUBS

shsner * Wolff tangles with the
Co. d. Third Washington infantry
crew at Woodland park Sunday.
Manager Henrich's OF the clothiers
mas challenged the Alhambras to a
game which will be played off a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
TO FLIP FOR OPENER

NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.-A flip Of
the coin Monday will decide the bat
tlefield for the first conflict OF the
worlds series between Cincinnati and
Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

Aercers Navy Yard club and Alhambras, in turn, while
the South Park nine turned back the Steel Works and the
Mike Wright teams but lost to the Hbenians They
awarded their protest against the Hbeans the charge
that the Hbenan hurler used freak delivery which
officially ruled by the executive committee of the league
The winner of Sundays title melee will be given big
pennant by Spaldng and will the Todd shpyard out
fit the following week for the Puget Sound honors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
HstgD@o 5utaz5AE1
- = 81 ). Ns@eAa

well to note that two OF the best goat
districts In the western part OF the state
are closed. The Goat Lake preserve. IN
snohomIsh county. and all of whatcom
county. In the Washington national for
est. are closed. Eastern Washington also
forbids the hunting OF goat.
Upland bird shooting IL open In all
counties of Western Washington from
October I 70 Is. inclusive. except quail
In San Juan, Clarke, jefferson. Snohomish
and Whatcom. and Chinese pheasants In
cisifsm. Kitsap. skamanla and whateom
eountles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20


Tuckey, Anadel Thompson, pitcher South Park
who when
the field against the South Park the South Park field the final
Ray Mcknight outfder and has
the Anade
of will be