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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-03

our city Wednesday.
T. Riley came up from Wolf Point
on business trip Monday.
! Ed. Estes was Dooley resident in
our midst the first of the week.
H. X. and DOME Young were Home
stead callers in our midst last Fri
day.
r. G. Tyler of Homestead called in
Plentywood several days the first of
the week.
Arnt Olson was Plentywood callet'
from the Dooley district Thursday Of
this week.
Ray and Dan Campbell were Red
stone visitors in town Tuesday Of
this week.
Edward B. Robinson Of Bainville
stopped in the county seat Monday of
this week.
Mrs. F. E. Stringer Of Flaxville
was a shopper in he local stores We'd
nesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Rasmussen of
Dooley were Plentywood shoppers
Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. r. E. Nix was Culbertson
resident seen on the streets Of Plen-
tywood Tuesday of this week.
Plentywood residents were treated
to their first taste of winter last Sun
day when a small blizzard struck the
city.
Mrs. Deela Meltzers and son Max
of Dagmar spent several days in our
city renewing old acquaintance this
week.
Walter and Raymond Wunderlich
of Outlook enjoyed the dance held at
the Community hall last Saturday
night.
Frank Houston and wife Of Mondak
spent Saturday and Sunday in our
city, taking in the dance and visiting
friends. =
Bill Jones, A. B. Williams and Earl
Stringer of Poplar were seen on the
streets of Plentywood Wednesday OF
this week.
John Gum of Flaxville was bust
ness caller in Plentywood Tuesday
making this office a pleasant cal
while here.
Q..-A. Nysteul, travelling for. Sum-
ners wholesale house, called on loca
trade last week. He sold the Bolster
Hardware large order of rugs while
here.
Among the out-of-town people VIII
attended the dance here Friday ane
Saturday evening were c. L. Grit
fifth, John and G.. D. Evinson Of
Scobey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson of Red
stone stopped at the Grand View sew
eral days last week, while Mrs. Will
kinson was under the care of D..
Campbell.
l. E. Linsy left for Fargo Mon
day morning, where he will accept
position with new firm. The Lins.
family expect to move to Fargo in tn
near future.
John F. Phelps of Homestead, ant
]. w. Stahl of Culbertson stopped il
Plentywood while on hunting tril
this week. Phelps and Stahl wer
hunting near Dooley.
Pedcr Bruvold was in from Conner
town Thursday. While in Plenty
wood MI. Bruvold had bills printed
for a sale to take place Tuesday, Oc1
7th, at Sec. 70, r. SO, R. 81, mile
southeast of Comertown of the Josep]
w. Roycroft farm machinery, ett
He is administrator of the Roycrof
estate, See his ad in this issue o
the Producers News.
r. Svein, C. L. Owens and W. Sno'
were the three young fellows VIII
treated the dance fans to some req
jazz music in the Orpheum last Fri
J. day night. The young men played a
Glacier Park all summer and are o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-13
Parent Teabhers Elect New
Officers At Woodbridge

WOODBRIDGE, May 13.-The
Barron avenue Parent Teacher Asso-
citation met yesterday afternoon when
the annual election of officers was
held.
Mrs A. F. Sofield. chairman Of the
nominating committee made the fol-
lowing report which was unanimous
ly adopted. For president, Mrs. e..
H. Boynton, for first vice president,
dent Mrs. j. NJ. McElroy, secretary
Miss Grace c. Huber. treasurer Mrs.
r. o. Acker.
The report of the retiring treasurer
Mrs. w. X. Franklin, was as follows:
Cash on hand May 1918, STATS. Re-
ceipts $37.36 making a total of $52.11.
Disbursements $1S.%7. Leaving q ball
ance Of $3.50.
A motion was made and carried
that $50 be given to the Women's Col
llege at New Brunswick through the
made of the proposed Field Day meet
June 6 by Mr.. Love and Mr.. McNair.
A donation was also asked towards
the medals and trophies to be awarded
that day to the pupils winning in the
various events.
At least s25 is needed for this pur-
pose from the Barron venue school.
A food sale will probably be held
May "a TO raise money for this pur-
pose.
The program consisted of several
selections by the orchestra, two solos
by Miss Helen Harrington nd Mrs.
the coming. county council meeting.
A vote of thanks was extended to
the retiring officers. Refreshments
were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-13
FRENEAU

\ Mrs. . A. Taylor was q Matawan Wis.,
1tor Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Cottrell, of Asbury Park,
ypent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
William Cottrell.
& William e Be Vaise. of the United
States navy, has been honorably dis
Charged.
Mrs. James Lamberson and daugh-
ter Lora were Perth Amboy visitors
Friday.
Mrs. George Duncan and children
bpent Thursday with her mother, Mrs.
70. Emmons, in Hazlet.
k1 John Ford was an out of town WIS.,
itor Sunday.
Miss Florence Tice spent Sunday out
of town.
DIR. and Mrs. Conover Burlew. of
Perth Amboy, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Herbert Burlew.
kY William De Be Vaise. Of the United
Visitor Sunday.
Mrs. s. Price spent Sunday out OF
Down.
Mrs. NJ. Kelly spent Sunday with
her daughter. Mrs. William Donohue
In Red Bank.
Miss Mae Thompson spent Sunday
In New York.
Thomas ]. Watts, of Jamesburg, spent
Hunday on the Monmouth poultry
EARNS.
Mrs. Hawkins was a recent New
York visitor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-13
SOUTH AMBOY

The regular monthly meeting of the
'Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held tomorrow night at the
home of Mrs John Mcdowell. in Bor-
dentown avenue, at s o'clock.
Patrick +. Kenah Is now among the
many in this city who have recently
purchased a new automobile sedan.
Free Tears. who has resided In this
city for the past few months, has re-
moved to make his home In Mohawk
Valley, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles Thornton has returned
to her home in Plainfeld after visit
ing with relatives in Augusta street
for several days.
Edward Sutliff, who is a member
of the 18th Division, which was over
seas for many months, has been dis
charged n is now home with his
parents in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Lenahan were
visitors In New York City yesterday.
James w. Rea, Jr.. spent yesterday
afternoon visiting In Newark.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Shinn are
visiting in Camden for a few days to
see their son, Charles, who was re-
Gently returned With the 114th Infan-
try. They will parade in Camden and
will be given three hours to see rela-
tives at the armory there.
ID. c. Chase has been confined to his
llOIllC III LIZ Rdob loW Nays Win %
severe liberated tooth.
Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Fred Littell
spent yesterday as visitors in New
York City.
Mrs. Charles Saffron and son Mel
win left yesterday for a visit of one
weeks duration to Atlantic City.
Thomas Lovely was a visitor on
business in New York City yesterday.
Yesterday a number of the teams
employed in the Morgan plant were
discharged on account Of their work
being practically completed.
Miss Maude Van Buren,. of this city,
spent yesterday afternoon with friends
in Newark.
Mrs. John A. Coan visited yesterday
in New York City.
Mrs. Lottie Cough, formerly resid-
ing here, has moved to make her
home in Trenton. Her home in lower
John street was sold O few days ago.
Mrs. Eva Appleget. of this city, who
has been critically Ill at her relatives
In Westfield, is said to be much i'm
proved and hopes r now extended
for her recovery.
Mrs. Sigvard Emilussen, of New
Brunswick. who at one time resided
in Broadway In this city, spent yester-
day morning on q short visit here.
Rev. ]. Z. Shaw, formerly pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church of
this city. but now in South River, WIS.,
tied q short time with friends here
yesterday. after which he left for New
York.
Mrs. Clarence Wheeler, of this city,
Is visiting for a few days with rela-
tives in Eatontown.
Mrs. John Brophy, Of this city. en-
joyed a visit to New York City yes
terday.
Mrs. Eleanor Jaques also spent yes
terday visiting with friends in the
greater city.
Every member of the committee to
prepare a welcome home" celebra-
ton is requested to be at the city hall
Thursday night at 8 o'clock.
Joseph Capner, ST., and Thomas
Wortley are spending today in Hobo
ken, where their sons are expected to
arrive from overseas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-13
To GET
S142,673 TAX
Under Municipal Franchise Tax
Assessed Against Utility
Corporations

TRENTON, May 13:-According to
announcement by the State Board Of
Taxes and Assessment today the mu-
.nicipal franchise tax assessed against
corporations in New Jersey will
this yea amount to $2,991,334.23.
This is an increase Of $722, 1874 over
the same tax assessed for 1913. This
assessment is made upon returns from
the utilities and individuals holding
municipal franchises. The tax was
levied against 294 corporations and
three individuals.
Until 1917 the rate of the tax levied
all classes of utility corpora
|tions except street railway corpora
lions was two per cent. Street rail-
way corporations were assessed at h
rate OF five per cent. of the gross re-
Iceipts. BY the terms OF a law passed
in 1917 the rate on utilities. that is
those other than street railways, raj
increased by n per GER Zach year,
beginning with 1918, in every case
where the company was found to earn
over $4,000 a year. The increase of
until the rate had reached five per
cent. and to then stop. Consequently
the rate for 1919 Is at four per cent.
The taxes will be apportioned by
the various municipalities of the state,
Grouped by counties, as follows:
Atlantic, $S5,31S.03i Bergen. $21S,-
53S.O7; Burlington, $~70.O26.6s; Cam
den, $164, 663.46; Cape May, $24.074.-
35: Cumberland, ~$33.845.41; Essex,
ss01, 67f.4S; Gloucester. ~$s0.056.SS;
Hudson, $572,s70.so: Hunterdon, $5,-
Scale; Mercer. $113,771.89; Middle
sex, $142. 673.32; Monmouth, $102,-
|997.5S; Morris. ~$46.276.25; Ocean,
$12, 04S.S1; Passaic, s244,170.51; Sal
EN-, $~21,747.02; Somerset. $~36.306.07;
Sussex, $3.627.53; Union, $237. 951.12;
Warren, 28.S37.31.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-13
KEYPORT

Mrs. George @. Ormerod. Of Asbury
Park, has been spending several days
as the guest of Mrs. C. N. Britton Of
Elizabeth street.
The executive committee of the
Red Cross will meet at the rooms this
evening.
Miss Elsie Morris. a nurse in the
German Hospital, Brooklyn, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Fannie
Morris, of Front street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Morris and son
have removed to Matawan, where Mr..
Morris is manager Of the Atlantic &
Pacific store.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Low, Of
Brooklyn, were the guests Of relatives
in the borough on Sunday.
The Keyport Literary Club will
meet on Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Leon Schanck. Of Crawford's corner.
Conveyances will leave the residence
of Mrs. John c.. Schanck. OF Main
street, at 2:30 p. NJ. This Program
is In charge of the music department
and will be a request program.
Mrs. i. Daniel. of New York, is
spending several days in town where
she Is the guest of friends.
Pupils of Misa Ola Bidwell are re-
.hearsing their numbers for the musi-
Gales TO be given by Miss Bidwell on
May 10 and 20.
The Women's Missionary Society OF
the First Presbyterian church met at
the home OF Mrs. Anna Mckinney, Of
Maple Place, on Monday afternoon.
Frank Rapollo has purchased the
house on the corner OF
First and Atlantic streets.
The list OF Advertised letters re-
manning at the local postofhce in-
Icludes Mrs. Babe Brown, g. Cobb,
Miss Elizabeth B.. Hulse. Paul Layton,
John Otnisky, D.. A. Taylor.
NJ. Claskowttz has opened a second
hand furniture store on Broad street
Emil Gloss the Swiss bell ringer,
wifi give an entertainment In the
First Baptist church this evening for
|fhe benefit of the Mems Club.
Registrar O. +. Tuthill submits the
report Of the vital statistics
Tor the past month; Marriages. fouri
nine; still births onei Deaths
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-13
SPOTSWOOD

The Misses Laura and Mabel HUM
the performance at the Long
Acre theatre on Saturday night ana
spent the weekend with their sister,
Mrs. Peter Schwie-Kert, in the Bronx.
Phillip Abb has secured a position
with the Government at Camp Rari-
tan as guard having recently returned
from France.
Harry Ulrich, of New York city.
spent the week end at the homo OF
and Mrs. Harry Merz.
Henry F9eckstein, of New York
city, spent the week end here.
Miss Charlotte Sheer, of Brooklyn.
spent the week end here. with rela-
tives.
Among those who attended the
dance at C-heesequakes the week end
were Howard Ecker, Everitt Appieby,
John Goldworm, Ira Clark.
Miss Edith Arnold. OF Perth Am
boy, spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Shelters, OF
Newark. who have been at the home
of their parents for the past two
months, have returned home.
Among those who attended the
New Brunswick opera house on Sat
urday night were: Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Appleby, William HUM. REM
sen cden.
oming'' as wireless operator, spent the
week end with his sister, Mrs. Mer-
rift Brown.
Two of the happiest Boy Scouts In
town are Walter James ana Everitt
Appleby. These boys at the last mo-
decided that they would not be
in the matter OF not work
ing for the scout medal for the sale
Of tan liberty bonds in the Victory
drive At the last hours Of the drive
on Saturday they decided to start out
and the town has never seen such q
world-wfnd drive as these boys started
and their efforts were crowned with
success. each receiving the required
number. though the Appieby boy wes
several hours behind the James boy.
Scout leader Charles DeVoe win see
that each Is honored with a medal for
their efforts when they are awarded
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-13
JAMESBURG

Miss Alberta Jobes Is enjoying the
first of a two weeks vacation.
Joseph Smith, who sold his home
to Joseph Fillock. Of Spotswood, has
moved into the house sold by Fred
Eulner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graft spent
Saturday at Trenton.
Mr.. M Msr. Samuel Rothstein who
have been in Newark all winter, have
taken possession of their cottage for
the 1919 season. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Eskin, OF Perth Amboy,- have taken
up tlSir home for the summe with
the Rothstein's.
naval student at Pelham Bay and
Rockfway, has been transferred to
one OF the troopships plying between
New York and France, and IS in mid
ocean at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scarlet and
children, OF Philadelphia, spent the
week end with his sister, Mrs. Milton
I. Voorhees,. making the trip by auto
Miss Myrtle Shinn spent the week
end with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. j..
G. Shinn. OF SedgWick street.
The net profits of the playlet
"Daddie," given by the young people.
in the Sunday school room OF the
Presbyterian church totalled over
thirty dollars.
Miss Grace OIlVer spent lho "eeH
end with Miss Jennie Lokerson' or
Gatzmar avenue.
Kenneth Marryott spent the week
end with his fiancee. Miss Mabel Clay
ton, w.,
Former Supervisor OF Division III"
Pennsylvania Railroad, G. ". Newall,
who was recently transferred as as
sistant supervisor at Citizen, Pa on
the Crescent division, moved his
household effects there over the week
end. Supervisor Davall, succeeding
Mn Newell, is moving his household
effects to his home here.
The Misses Grace Breckwedel. Hilda
IBarsmore and Elsie Baremore spent
Saturday In Trenton
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-13
MAY DAY FETE
FOR MONMOUTH
Report Pupils to Take Part in
Big Event at Asbury Park
Saturday

o. Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, May 1s.-The pupils
% the local schools are prep' ing their
dances to be given at the Nay Day
Fete which - DO held at Asbury
Park Saturday. Professor w. f. Bid
erback OF the local schools is chair
man of the event and il promises to
pc the biggest and most interesting
held since the Inauguration of the
fetes. Special bands have been en-
gagged and one of the most interesting
events will be the exhibition flight TO
be given by Test Pilot c. J. thinner
man of the local Plane and Motor
company who has been secured
Through the efforts of Mr.. Bilder-
back.
The local schools Will present dan
ces and school games. Last year they
Received mention in several events
end efforts will be made to surpass the
records of last rear.
The may day fete and field day
which will be held at Asbury Park
pext Saturday. in honor of the enlist
I'D men of Monmouth county will be
the biggest event ever held In the
County. Every soldier, sailor. marine
and Red Cross nurse who served in
the war are to be guests of honor at
the fete.
The grand march will start prompt
W at z Z. NJ. IN OFQer tnat tne
march start on time, the enlisted men
are asked to assemble at 1850 at the
east end of the grand stand, which
position may be reached by passing
around the rear OF the pavilion.
A marine band will lead the pro-
cession followed by the Enlisted Men,
then the Red Cross Nurses after
which will come the various military
Organization. Red Cross members,
and finally the school children. Ths
procession will pass in review around
the track before the grand stand.
While the enlisted men are receiving
the acclaim of the people a ~hydroplane
sent by the Aeromarine Plane and
Motor Company of Keyport under the
skillful direction of pilot zimmerman
will distribute pamphlets OF welcome
over the field. Some of the special
features are a semaphore drill by As
bury Park, The Lancers by Red
Bank. physical training by Neptune.
and a large may pole by Long Branch.
This large May Pole will alone be
Worth coming to see. There will be a
large number of May pole drills. group
games. physical training. and folk
dances to delight the spectators. Ath-
letic events will be going on all the
afternoon. II you want to have a
good time next Saturday. come to
the May Day Fete.
w. E. BILDERBACK.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-13

OF cNCcf0t CorreSB0udN1E
SOUTH AMBOY. May 13:-The
meeting Of the welcome Home
committee was called last night ex-
pressly for the purpose Of getting an
idea about how many OF the frater-
nal organizations and societies in this
city would be in the parade and cele-
bration which this committee plans
to hold on Decoration Day.
The Jr. o. u. A NJ. OF this city re-
piled that their organization would
not be able to be counted on as being
In the parade, although their guards
would. as IN previous years, act as a
guard of honor for the veterans of the
Civil War-the members of the Viii
liam s. Truck Post No. 81, G. A. r.
The secretary also informed the meet
ing that the men of st. Mary's parish
expect to have a large number pres
ent, rs well rs the pupils of their
school. The Sacred Heart parish has
promised to have their children in the
line of march, as will the public
schools. In an interview with Major
Percival Dove. of Camp Morgan, the
secretary was informed hat unless a
great number of discharges have been
granted by May 80, the committee
could figure on a company from Nor
gan being present to participate.
William Mills, who at the last
meeting was appointed as a commit
tee of n to arrange for the obtaining
of a gun carriage from Red Bank
armory Or some other arsenal or
camp. stated that he had been in
communication with Major Lawrence
and everything seems bright for the
following out of a military funeral in
honor of those who were willing to
mako the supreme sacrifice. The
major also furnished Mr.. Mills with a
scope of a military funeral which was
read as outlined. and unless this part
of the ceremony conflicts with the
wishes Of the G.. A. r. 1t Is thought
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-13
South Amboy To Haze Great
Demonstration On Decoration
Day. For Redl" Welcome HOme"

that it will be followed out as near as
possible.
The question Of the time of the
celebration and parade then came up
and the opinion is now hat il will be
started at 3 o'clock in the morning
unless the Civil Wal veterans desire
the time changed for their convent
'ence. BY motion the secretary was
INSTRUCTED to communicate with the
various departments and manufactur-
ers In the community to ask If 1t
would be convenient for them to close
on Decoration Day, thus giving their
employees an opportunity to join in the
parade, in which as many as possible
are requested to turn out.
Frank Norcross stated that in the
case of the X. Of p. lodge it was found
that many of the men were willing to
be in the parade. but not enough to
represent the lodge in a fair manner,
so by motion of Mr.. Shuey this plan
of having as many men of the frater-
nal organizations as possible in line,
whether in line as a lodge or society,
would be welcomed as the committee
is DESTROYS of having them march IL
only as a body of men.
The line of march was discussed
but IL was finally decided and later
moved hat this question be left with
the grand marshal and the members
of the G.. A. r. who are in a position
to make this fact known as they have
had charge of the events of this day
in previous years.
BY motion of A. T. Kerr the secre-
Itary was instructed to invite the Boy
Scout troops of this city to be in the
parade on Decoration Day and to Join
in the events. The motion was sec
onded and passed.
All the men of the A. f. F. who
have returned by Memorial Day will
be invited to be in this celebration,
and their place in the line will be with
the @. A. r. as veterans of the Civil
and World war
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-13
CRANBURY

Raymond P. Stillwell underwent an
operation on his nose on Thursday
by DIR. Adams, of Trenton. Mr.. Still
well is doing nicely and expects to re-
turn home the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Johnson at
tended a birthday celebration for Mrs.
Johnson's father, Lewis C.. Hoffman.
on Sunday at his home at English
town.
Mrs. John Carlson was a visitor this
week in Philadelphia. While there
Mr.. Carlson, Miss Martha Carlson ana
Fred Carlson motored to Philadelphia
and spent the day with them.
Peter Merrill Is confined to his
home this week by illness.
The Stitch and Chatter Club will
present a play entitled IA Fighting
Chance" IN the Second Presbyterian
chapel Thursday night. June 9Th.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-13
Honor Roll at Jdmesburg

By Special Correspondent.
JAMESBURG, May 13:-The fol-
lowing pupils of the high school have
been placed on the honor roll for
April for perfect a~ttendance:
Freshman grade-Gladys Bum,
Statia Brill. Estelle Carr, Margaret
Christie, Lauretta Dawson. Sadie
Douglas. Rosa Lewis, Mildred Oker-
BON. Josie Pergola, Elizabeth Ruhl,
Ella Ulrich. Henry Carr, Fred Dey,
George. Hausman, Herbert Smith,
Alvan Timberman, Henry Urstedt,
Martin Wyckoff.
Junior grade-George Duncan,
Franklin MARRIOTT, John Phillips,
Ethel Baremore. Elsie Devoe. Minnie
piHMarjory Matlack. Marion Os-
Born. Elsie Reid, Halle Rogers, Doris
German, Anna Timberman.
Senior grade-Freda Rogers, Verna
Suits, Mildred Clayton.
Sophomore -grade-Earl Farr, Rob-
BRIT Wellman. Myrtle Bennett. Edith
Brewer, Helen Campbell. Mildred
dawson, Laura Emens, Lillian Or
Isenson, Anna Kennedy. Evelyn Reid.
]Garland Smith.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-13
ROOSEVELT

Delegates headed by Grand Knight
Thomas Quinn left yesterday for At
lantio City, where the state v
ton of the Knights OF Columbus are
in session. +
Rev. DR.. Hagerty is reported greatly
improved after the serious relapse last
week.
John Donoghue spent Saturday
night in Perth Amboy.
Viggo Koed, of Jersey City. spent
Sunday in the borough.
Mrs. Clarence Jackson, OF WASH
ington avenue, was a Newark visitor
Saturday afternoon.
Delegates to the state convention or
Foresters of America in session at Pat
ersOn N. j., today Court Carteret VIII
most likely be represented in the
grand court of New Jersey this year..
Miss c. NJ. Fucci spent the week
end in New York visiting her brother,
who was recently married.
The Holy Name Society held their
monthly meeting at st. Joseph's hall
John Teats spent Saturday night In
Fire Company No. 2 held their
monthly meeting at their house last
night. A big attendance was pres
ent. Arrangements are under way for
the parade In July to the home COM
ing troops. A committee reported pro-
gress to date on details OF arrange
ments. A social session was held
after the meeting.
Miss Althea Danilson spent the
week end with relatives in Asbury
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Milliken. OF
Perth Amboy. were borough visitors
Sunday night.
Lewis Peterson spent Saturday
night in Elizabeth.
Mrs. r. Carlton spent Saturday In
Perth Amboy.
William DonneIy was an Elizabeth
visitor Saturday night.
Otto Staubach Is a Paterson visitor
Thomas Yorks spent Saturday nish5
In Elisz4sths lEzA4