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Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29
CONCERNING WOMAN.

Of 4o,00o hotel employees In the United States only 1e,oe0 are women.
 Wives are granted twice as many divorces as is granted to husbands.
 A new law in England allows wom- en to serve as members. of juries in all cases.
 Women in Japan -pever brush their hair, always using g. comb.
 Nineteen out of every 100 women between the age of A and S5 work for a living.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29
DRESSES OF SWISS

One of the prettiest dresses is of white dotted Swiss with bands of eye let embroidery setin around the hip and above the hem of the elbow sleeve. The bodice opens to the waistline over a tapering vest of the embroidery, fastened with tiny, pearly buttons and loops.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29
MADE OF CREPE

An attractive chafing dish apron of the slipover style is both usefdl and pretty made of crepe. Delft blue em- brcidery, done on tan crepe is attrac- tive. Crepe makes pretty candle shades and can be embroidered in cross stitch or some oriental embroidery
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29
FOR LINGERIE

On crepe de chine or wash satin lin- gerie such as gowns, negligees Or pajamas, pockets just large enough to hold a handkerchief are adorable made of several rows of valencienhes lace and insertion.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29

The Turks must go, says Wilson. The Turks must stay, say Lloyd George and Millerand. Is it another Adriatic case or another one like the treaty in the senate?
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29

Those University of Oregon girls
 who are going to insist on husbands getting s250 a month probably have their eyes on railroad men or miners.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29

After the stand he has taken it can not be very encouraging for those who are going to make another eff fort to get Governor Holcomb to change his mind.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29
cARPer sweEpER CARE

Clean carpet sweepers often. Empty the box on damp newspaper and use old scissors, button hook or coarse comb to remove hairs and dirt, Keep the bearings oiled.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29
Five Minutes a Day
 With Our Presidents Copyright fs2o-By James Morgan

Xiil-AA FUGITIVE FROM THE
 WHITE hou6E 1so9-Jahies Madison lnausurated President, Aged 57. 1s12-(June 1e) War Declared. 1614-(Aus. 24-27) In Flight
 From the British. {Dee. 2e
 Treaty Of Peace. tsf7-Madis6n Retired From Pres
 ideney. ls26-Rsetor in University of vIr-
 einia. 1s2s-In Constitutional cenven.
 tion.
 1es+Denouhced Modification. ls36-lJune 2s) Died, Aged e5. 1s4s-Death of Dolly Madison. But for the smiles of his bloomins Dolly. Madison's administration wcult
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29

One democratic congressman thinks two terms are enough for President Wilson because of precedent. The country thinks so for that and other reasons.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29

1,a,s Is not famous for it's fish, yet has one which ranks as great dainty. Tbis is inc snow trout of the Hima- lavas. It is caught only in the coio mountain streams.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29

When Minnesota democratic chairman, in speaking of candidates says Anyone but Wilson," he voices a nationwide sentiment.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29

The man on the corner says: Next to the passing of the flu we ought to be thankful over being able te navi- gate without overshoes.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29
pIcTArEs oE EAshloh

An all white evening dress for sec- ond mourning is made of ring dot silk net. A smart accessory is . dressy scarf
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29

When a southern congressman de- mands that President Wilson an- nounce that he will not run for a third term 1t shows that even the solid south has limit.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29

With the opening of the circus sea- son, even the grounding is powerless to prevent the coming of spring.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29

Already in many circles Carpenter of France has many more admirers than Dempsey of America.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29

There hasn't much grass grown in March but the lawn mower chorus can be expected early.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29

The highways have something more than speed traps to prevent the burn ing up of the roads these days,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29

Winter has evidently been con- vinced that it cannot finger in the lap of spring this year.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29

The germ of discontent continues to make itself manifest in Germany.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Already there are those who are missing the book beer signs.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29

Japanese crepe takes silk, cotton Or yarn embroidery equally well.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05
FREIGHT SHIPMENTS
TO Be DISCUSSED At
ST. LOUIS MEETING

\ moUtilr of th, lutprsiIf, ttru,r..
Commission vii boz held ~ si tp' a..
May 10. Tor the purpun" ~ taking up
the matter 81 minimum freight ship.
mrnts. according 90 an announcement
received by IIamlin Palmer traffic
manager of the Huird of CITY p.yolup.
mont and representing ~. traffic a..
urttmut 90 tho Panhandle Plains
Chpmb,r 81 Commerce.
Representative 1T state commissions.
shippers ard carriers are invited to hr
prcs,ut ~ the meeting and give the
commission che benefit 81 their view
Thor, ar" two conflicting Interests
e. bc considered iu adjusting the min.
imum freight the communication from
the I &. e. indicates The small shin.
per. Including the min man and tho
retail merchant. wants the minimum
Inv. while the grain grower and other
pr"ducors want hirh minimum. \
cnmprumisc viii hc reached by the In
trie'rtp Clmmrr,r Commission. Mr.
Palmer predicts that viii hhrly miisfy
an interests.
As PORTED ont bv Traffic Manager
Palmer. tho minimum freight ship
mcr' WINS raised from 30 ono q" Go.
600 pounds hy the food control commit
irr after that authority took hold nj
the situation when tho country was az
der the stress ~ war Afterwards d
was provided cars should hr l"ld,d p
capacity which meant au aV,wg. min
4 imun nf nhout ~ Ooo pounds
While ID o. in 10" Interest az a..
farmer a. have high minimum pu
uniting large shipments in getting grain
q tu m,irct the small retailer Otter
tind, II dilnctlt o. make up re- shiHuru
81 O.ooo puundy and II b. Traffic Man
arcr palmor's opinion that the Inter
state Commerce Commission viii follow
out q suggestion contained IN Il com
nur itaiiun announcing the St Loui
meeting LN allowing two shipments q
a car. Such arrangement Mr. Paine
believes viii meet the approval II bot
farmer and smaller shipper. since
/ viii not restrict tho quantity uf grail
1 that may lc loaded into q ear aud /
viii permit the retail man to load tw,
I shipments 81 10000 pounds each ON
single ear.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05
DONLEY COUNTY GIVEN
TWO HIGHWAY TRUCKS

Knox Williams. truck inspector Tor
Ia" "ini" highway department. y"stcr-
day turned over two of the trunks be-.
INK distributed 10y the Federal govern.
iIcnt fur Rad building purposes tn rep.
rcscnintivcs of Dunley county. Thlr.
teen morr ~ IA" trucks win be- d"liy
cred 10 county representative today.
The county Judges Of the counties to
r"'eiV" their allutmcnts tudiy haV"
been notified md are supposed g. send
representatives here To- receive them.
Mr. williams viii return to- Sin m.
gclo the latter part 81 this VEGA aud
complete some work there. after wlara
he viii com" haC, GO Amarillo ~ th'i
time he thinks the remainder II the
trucks viii havG Teen assembled ai'
ready fer dirtrihuii'l \ total of -
=. w u. 3iop 3,",. r-r lriug dis
,rihu,cd by Mr.. Williams In the Pan
handle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05
Street CARS SHOULD Be RUNNING
BY JUNE |, SAYS TALLER; TEELS
WHY WATER PRESSURE IS So WEAK

, ~ assisting the water company In 10.
eating their loss In water
Regarding Higher Rates.
Relative To III" request of the CITY
Light & Water Company for increased
/ light rates iH Amarillo. Mr. Fallrr
urged the commission tu take definite
action us soon ~ possible IN order that
funds fur intended improvements to tho
plant aud equipment In the city couli
be- made. lie declared that his COM.
uany D. In a very procarious condition.
stating that the maximum rate In Am.
I Hrillu b. much lower than IN other
q cities this size and larger. Mayor
Mars told Ma F'allcr that while the
accountant who had been employed to
make an audit Of the company's books
had completed hts work. no report hal
Vet been made 10 the city commission
relative iu the condition ~ tn com.
pany's finances
Describes Cleanup Campaign.
Clement u. Nust, general chairman
uf The cleanup campaign. reported that
four wagons have been employed IN
hauling th" debris from The city Tor
/ the last two weeks and TINT he believes
I the work can De- completed within the
ncNt three or four days he declare I
that most effective work had been ac-
comp'iahcd during the campaign ana
That 100 citizens chocrfully responded tn
The requests 1t the campaign official
saving that the appearances Of the
streets and alleys and private prem.
is,s more than Justify the expenditures
made by tho city during the campaign.
Mr. Nust said that he aud others had
mad" trip over the city and that good
results had been accomplished. but en-.
phnfizod that one cleanup requirement
that the citizens are not complying
with fully is that Of scattering ashes
In the alleys. lie pointed out that
; citizens are az liberty Ia put their ashes
! In alleys. az II prevents weeds and mud
hut expressed his desire that they he
! scattered and not left In piles.
%. Files Damage Complaint.
e Karl Ford. owner ~ land adjacent q
the city farm aud city sewerage dis
= pusil plant. filed complaint with th'
f. commission and claim for damage,
IN the sum 81 1915 claimed To- have been
: sustained hy him because of water
, from the disposal plant running off IN,
\ city's land onto his The claim wat
. referred 60 the city manager Tor In
}. vcsiigatiun.
- The commission will meet this morn
I INK Vt 10 o'clock to complete cuisines
> that could not bc handled ycstcrda,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05
INTERESTING PROGRAM
REPORTED At LUNCHEON
GIVEN BY LIONS CLUB

Mcml~rs ~ the i.imns club enter
tanned their wives and lady friends NJ
q dinner given iu the dining room II
the Harvey House lls might ~ O'Clock
An unu5iEally interesting and enter
tanning program was rendered Talk
were made ly Rev n ThumFcn. pastor
of tho Central PRESBYTERIAN Church
and Attorney Mcknight at Fort worth
several numbers were rendered hy q
trio composed ~ Miss Minnie llutrhiua
piluu. Jesse Rogers. cunC;. aud Mr.
Smith. flute.
M nppciiyinr dinner ~ five courses
wac served hy a." Harvey management
aud covers were aid Tor about Hl
guests several visitors were present
PRECEDENT T. T.. Durham prosid,d 1i
POSTMASTER
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05
SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
INSTITUTES WIDE HUNT
FOR BAD CHECK ARTIST

Tho rhrufrR department WIS busy
most 81 yesterday sending t'loph"n"
messages over this section 81 the state
notifying Officers Co watch Tor q man
hy the name 81 Edward Stclrnbcrg r.
Hebrew. who irfi here yesterday morn
iur about $50 u,lu,k m tnxiclh
l,ur driven iy ouo ~ the 'hauncur7
ni thc $50 TINiuh Company Steam.
hrrs D. wutrl here an q charge -
nDinr l "had check artist ip until
late hour mat uirht nothing had been
heard hy tho fh.rIirs office FROM
either Stlrulcrr en- tine Young man
driving 90, cor aud q g. believed by
the officers that the driver possibly
hHs met with foul play
Monday aft,uunG siraruhorg made
purchases of clothing amounting in
value 10 $500. giving q check ON tho
civ National Bank of Amarillo Tor
S2so and taking the difference N $50
u change ordered the clothes doliy.
. erred a. Die rDom. d rs said. llc had
/ given r. check for n large Eum Un un
uui 81 town bank 90 tho Cify National
i1ub as "a deposit q b. also claimed.
Tho locl bank received information
yesterday morning 90 On" effect that
/ the foreign check WIS of uu value 1ni
I goo informed blackburn Brothers who
. hli hr.u holding the purchased articles
/ pending iuN,tiatiu ~ the mans
[ checking account However. when The
/ clothing finn notified the officers q
the deal. Staunborg had lett town by
automobile
4 SiHiuh'rg ~ supposed O. have como
/ On Amarillo from Clovis and ho claimed
Co Doc diamond dealer. according Ca
I Walter HlacLburn 81 blackburn Bros
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05

county.
lc II Resolved. That the democrats
Of Potter county. tn county convention
assembled. endorse Hon. ". A. Palmer
OF licmphill county and Hon. W. n.
Klmb:ough Of Potter county as dele.
gates from this district to- the national
convention nj san Francisco. and In.
struci our delegates To- so east the vote
Of this county.
nc II Resolved. That We favor the
enforcement 81 The existing acts ~
congress Tor carrying into effect the
national prohibition amendment and
W. are opposed o. any modification
thereof su ~ tu permit the sale 1T wine
or beer: further. that our delegates -
the state convention are instructed g.
vote for instructions to the delegates
,o IN" national convention TO vote In
accordance herewith.
lr IL Resolved. That the democrats
Of Potter county. In county convention
assyuhlcd. du heartily commend AMI
endorse the faithful and efficient cf.
forts 81 90, Hon. Grower llill ct Potter
county az county chairman uf the al.
ministrr;i,G iorros In his fight Tor a."
endorsement uf the national admins
tratiuu.
b. d Resolved bv the democrats 81
Potter county. Texas. In county con.
N,niign assembled. that W. heartily
approve the great achievements uf our
democratic national administration un.
der the leadership ~ Woudruw Wilson
both IN pcarr and IN war. and Ne favur
ilH unqualified endorsement by a."
democratic national convention Co DO
held at Sln Francisco. both IN the plat.
form % shall adopt and In the candi.
dates for president and vice president
Il shall nominate.
That We instruct our delegates o. tho
riatc convention 90 vote fur resolutions
instruciing the delegates from this state
tn the national convention a. vote fnr
no person Ter president or Ter Nco
president who does not favor and sup.
port the principles ana purposes "a.
pressed I'm this resolution.
That We direct our delegates To- the
state convention Ia vote as unit on
nll questions submitted Ia the state
convention Tor consideration.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05
KIINN SHRINE CLIB
WILL MEET ~ NDti

Khiyl shrine club Announces a meet.
INK Tor . o'clock sunday afternoon ~
Masonic Temple. Important matters
say the notice calling tho meeting. VII
l." discussed A. thu meeting j. limii
81 to one hour. members ARE urged O"
q" ON time Among other things the
Portland ore. trip win BE- discuss 1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05
MAJOR KING PLEASED
WITH WORK OF LOCAL
ARMY RECRUIT OFFICE

Major \ \ King iu charge ~ tho
III raso recruiting district vas IN tho
city yesterday guest ~ Scrrclnc T.
~ llolmstrand. local recruiting ofnccr
Major kipg II on his rturn trip frum
palhari. lie expressed himself yesterday
as highly pleased with the showing
made hy the Amarillo recruiting sta.
ton and ~ most favofably impressed
with the clclnly and prosperous az
pearancc of Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05
Cotton Win. Re.nmr Mork.

w N|10FinlFH TTT-F
NEW BEDFORD. Mlvs May g.
Tho gates ~ 40 cotton mills IN the city
oprnr' s.fiv and partial operation
were conducted In each.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05

writer Exchange has taken The arrr~v fof
The VALE Adding Marhire n you AZ inter.
s-isd he viii ~ rlsd 20 demonstrate thIs son.
derfal machine Hc y located ii3 W.T. ih
street. Phone iss. For wuo'lsiock 1,r"vri'-
on. see him. tga 2stc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05
UTNn REPUBiIC,NS
Not INSTRUCTED

PRICE. Utah. May Republicans
N Jtnh IN convention here yesterday
elected eight uu!nsiructcu delegates tu
N national COMMIT a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05

Barhcd wirs cuts. ragrsd wound.
cellar and harness gals heal M quick.
" when EALLAID'S SNOW I'M
MENT l. applied u Is both healing and
antlseptlc Sold hy al druggists. sGt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05

Guy w. Faller. vie" president aud
general manager a the city Light n
Water Company. told the city commits
siOncrs nj their meeting yesterday ait
rrnoon at the city hall that the street
cars ought 10 b. running In Amarillo
not later than June !, provided all ma
tcrlals 10 b. used IN the additions ard
extensions arrive according 10 schcdul =
The work Of laying the track on polk
street from Seventeenth Ia Twenty
fourth IN yet to be done. also on East
North Fourth street from Polk to Lin
coin. The oiiy's street men viii begin
working this morning ON the latter
street. putting u into condition 10 re-
cc!vc the track. aud the work Of cX
ca"ating aud tearing away the ncc"s
sary PARTS " the pavement ON South
Polk street will begin within the next
few days Mr.. Fallcr estimated that
about two weeks would bc required t.
which 10 complete the two extension,
mentioned. There are some curves ",
TO be installed. Mr.. Fallcr said. an,
this will be- done ms soon as the curNci
which have been ordered arrive In Am
arillo.
Low Water Pressure.
With regard to the low water pres
sure In the city Tor the past few days
Mr.. Fallcr told the commission that 1
had been necessary Ia cut down tn
pressure az certain hours during th'
day In order % allow the reservoirs q
be filled. lie explained that he h1.
figured that a 20 per cent increase g,
the pumping capacity of the waite
plant would be- sufficient To meet IA,
sumner demand this year and tina
equipment Ia bc installed IN the luru
plant and To supply that increase wa
ordered last November but had not yc
arrived.
Nine Pumps Used.
Mr.. Fallcr said that there are min
pumps pumping direct into the city
mains at all times aud that It was yer
necessary that the force be- cut dow
at times In order that one ~ the reset
volrs be kept full. In readiness In cas-
Of fire. Tie also said that since las
Thursday there has been daily los
In water q approximately $4,000 gn
Ions for which the company has as y,
been unable a. account. nor have IN"
been able Ia discover the leak. n
declared that that amount II water
pumped each day that does not .
through customers meters but disal
pears In some unknown manner. tn
amount Of water pumped IN register,
by meters attached to the pumping al
paratus. city Engineer II. q. Jon,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-05
PRO ADMINISTRATION RESOLUTIONS
ADOPTED AND DELEGATES SELECTED
ATCONVENT|ON WITHOUT OPPOSITION

The election by unanimous vote oi
sevcn delegates aud seven altcrnatcs
10 the state convention, aud adoption
without dissent 81 a set of resolutions,
In the summary Of the Potter County
Democratic convention held In the dis
trict court room 81 the county court
house yesterday afternoon.
NJ. J. r. jackson, chairman of the
Democratic County Executive Commit
tee. called the meeting To- order and was
made permanent chairman ~ the con-
veniion. Perry Pearson was made see
rotary.
Delegates Named.
The delegates elected To- the state
convention In Dallas are: Thomas +.
Turner. Mrs Il q Thompson. T. ~.
Barton, Colonel 4. q. Thompson. John
Mcknight. Felix Franklin. q. u. short.
The alt,inaics named are: Miss Carrie
Downing. q. r. oliver !. " Crudg'
ington. J. H. Gouldy, j. l.. Smith, GcI,
Bynum. j. W Canircll.
The committees appointed 10y the
chair were:
Resolutions-R W Hall. q. u short.
y. s. Pcarson. II. G.. Hendricks. ". IL.
kimbrough.
Nomination of dclcgatcs-R, W, Hat,
J. l.. Smith. ". \. Askcw.
Crcdcn,ials-T I. Turner, Felix
Franklin. Airs g. G. 4. Blanchard.
james Bush. Miss Rookie Benton
Organization = Stinnctt. T. d;
BARTON. Grover IIill, J. l.. smith L. -.
Thompson.
One Woman.
No voice of discurd was raised TN the
convention Al but two delegates w,r
present and n number of spectators at.
tended the meeting Women made up
about onefourth IL the attendance.
While only one woman was named ~
n delegate. other women delegates were
asked hut answered II would not be- con
venicnt 90 go Co Dallas at tho time q;
the state convention.
Number Make Talks.
| While waiting Tor reports of commit.
tees. talks we're made by judge T. y.
browning and \ = Stinnctt. chair.
man jackson urged upon delegates the
Importance of attending the state con.
vent.on and pictured the consequences
that might result, u delegates SHOULD
accept election and fail To attend. The
chairman also suggested Ia the stat.
delegates that they write to delegates
~ all the Panhandle counties and So.
ilcit the proxies ~ those who for any
reason d. not ~ 10 the state convcn.
tion.
The number ~ delegates elected was
basrd ON one Tor each 500 Votes Ur
major fraction thereof east Tor the
three democratic candidates Tor gov.
crnor In November 1918.
The report 81 the nominating com.
mittcc was adopted hy acclamati"n anl
/, the report IL the committee un rcsulu.
tions was likewise adopted 10y unani-
nous vote. being read and adopted
article by article.
: Resolution Adopted.
The resolution expressing the scnti-
!, mcnt of the convention follows:
he Il Resolved. That the democrats
20 Potter county Texas In county con.
vention assembled, eadnrsc Miss Mar
gle y. Neal 81 Pamela county rs one
of the delegates nj large 10 the national
convention al san Francisco. and that
We instruct our Delegates Ia the state
convention to ~ east the vote of has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
Maggie KnO00S
More About It
ThanAttOrney

Not infreuuently does Leigh Clark.
district attorney receive requests for
his opinions on various matters per-
tanning chiefly 10 law, but often in
GLIDING other subjects Mr. Clark re-
ceived a letter Tuesday postmarked
Casper. Wye He opened II and began
TO read AS he read his face ex-
pressed grave concern. This In turn
became acute anxiety.
Now Mr. Clark is not known as
swearing man. but those near him at
the time declare that at the con-
clusion OF his reading he spoke one
word, emphatically, which led them 70
believe the matter concerned Elephant
Butte. But II didn't. Here is the let
ter, which was unsigned.
II hate TO write you this for fear
Of annoying you. but the time has
come when I must ask your judg-
ment on a serious question which has
caused me many nights Of restless
ness and corresponding anxiety.
You viii understand my writing
you on a matter of so much import
ance when I tell you that many
homes and even human lives have
been upset by similar troubles; still
I feel that you should know the
worst at once, for in all sincerity II
may mean life or death 70 me-
i dare not communicate my state
OF mind TO any OF my friends except
you for they are not 70 be relied upon
always So IN my anxiety and per
turbation Of mind I can only 80 70
you
Il know I am asking you a serious
question but your friendship viii
warrant &c and in deciding it lay aside
your friendship and loyalty and tell
me from the fullness Of your heart:
DO you think Maggie viii ever
bring up tatherf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
EXTENSION TO PROMISING
OIL FIELD IN TEXAS

Graham. Texas, Sept. 22.-The
Payne wen OF the Roxana Nortn
American OIL company, located in the
Southbend field, is flowing 1000 bar
rels OF oil daily after being given
2o-quart shot Of nitroglycerin in the
81 foot sand at 2137 feet
Following the shot oil went over
the derrick a number OF times. The
loW has settled down to a steady
run now. as there is sufficient gas
to lift the oil This well is On
the Smith survey owned by Mrs. S I
Payne and is three miles southeast
OF the famous AIcClusky we'll
The new wen is not only the best
producer in the Southland district.
but IL also proves a promising extern
sion 70 the field on the east side.