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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
Convention opens.
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Coliseum, Chicago, June S.-Chair.
man. Hayes pounded for order which
was Immediately received,
Following the opening prayer by
Bishop Charles Woodcock, Chairman
Hayes made a short speech, in which
he said, "As chairman of your ma.
tional committee, | report progress.
-Four years ago the republican major
ity was 100000, minus. Two years
ago that majority was 1900, 900, plus.
Today | honestly believe it to be dou-
BILE that number and it should be
100000 by November. There will
be no bolt from this convention"
Chairman Hayes then presented
Senator Lodge as temporary chair
man of the convention.
During the prayer, the great crowd
that filled every seat in the immense
building, stood and at the close of
lHe prayer tllc pdhu Pi"Jou ehS
Star Spangled Banner" The cheer
leader then mounted the rostrum
and led The crowd AT ll:40, four
official photographers arranged their
cameras to take pictures of the
crowd.
Before the convention was called
to order, the various delegations
Joined in demonstrations. Movie men
were on the job and numerous bands
took turn in playing.
The suffrage picketers lined up in
front of the Coliseum. They were
making quite demonstration and
were carrying Hoover banners.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
PLAN U. c. V. ENTERTAINMENT

Ardmore, Okla.-A camp fire and
an old flddler's contest are expected
to be the feature attractions on the
program at the reunion of the Unit
ed Confederate Veterans here June
10. Old timers in this section are
tuning up their boxes" putting rat
tlesnake rattles inside the shell to
give it tone and 'rosining their bows
for q long session.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08

fellowship, for he said, "that is the
way of the Rotarians."
The farmers present as guests of
the Rotarians we're: w. A. Mollett,
G. w. McMahan, T. M. McElroy, J..
S. Browne, Oscar Early, Jack Conn
R. A. Lyle, Gordon Gray, Joe Frey
E. c. Madden, J. NJ. Beacham, Bert
Fields and J. w. Owens, county ag-
ricultural agent.
A number of other representative
farmers of Grady county will he in
vited to the luncheon to be given the
first Monday in July.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
LoAEERs MOI WELCOME

Muskogee, Okla.-Loafers in Mus
kogee will find that they are unwel
come. Under an order of the chief
of police, vagrants must either work
or hit the ties to some other parts
of the state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
NARROWLY ESCAPES LYNcAINc

Miami, Okla H4John Hollis kas sen.
fenced to three years in prison after
eplading guilty to striking his nine
year old son on the head with pair
of pliers. Hollis narrowly escaped
lynchlng at the hands of an enraged
mob here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
EUROPE is INTERESTED

Shawnee, Okla. FIN response to
local horn tooting7 about the ad
yantages OF this section OF Oklaho-
ma, the commercial club has receIv,
ed several letters from persons in
Europe inqurlng about agricultural
here
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
IN TALK
FLAYS OPPONENT
FOR VOTES CAST
Declares Gore Voted "a Times In
coluslan With LaFollette and
Other obstructionists In a
Speech at Atoka.

Atoka, June 8.--Charging his oppo
net with "A votes cast in collusion
with LaFollette, Gronna and Hard
wick, obstructionist senator's, In an
effort to hinder the successful and
prompt completion of the war, Scott
Ferris, candidate for the democratic
nomination to the United States SEN
ate, drew a spontaneous burst of ap-
plause that lasted several minutes
from crowd of 1000 citizens of
Atoka county last night when he cit.
ed the congressional record as proof
of his accusations.
These senators were doing under
the cloak Of official protection what
could not be done in the absence OF
such protection" Ferris declared.
THE effect of this group in making
speeches was troublesome bills in
troduced unpatriotic votes cast.
They were more far reaching than
the acts of disloyalty of Eugene Debs
and other willy agitators allied with
him.
This group OF senators thought
alike, acted alike. voted alike and
thought alike. They were brothers
under the skin. Mississippi has done
her duty Georgia has erased her
blot Texas repudiated her McLe.
more. Oklahoma is on trial"
Mr. Ferris charged his opponent
with n campaign based on misrepre-
sentatIon and half truths with an ap-
peal TO the socialist and dsgruntled
element. While devoid of any per
sonal attack his speech teemed with
a vigorous series OF attacks On his
record. Specific instances and quo
tations from the congressional rec
ord were recited and exhibited to
prove his assertions.
Letters were quoted from South
Trimble, clerk of the house of rep
resentatives, and Champ Clark, who
was speaker of the war house. Trim
BILE declared in unequvocal terms
that Scott Ferris voted for specific
inclusion of congressman in the draft
and that he later registered and
waived exemption.
Every increase of soldiers pay was
voted for by Mr. Ferris, Champ Clark
declared in his letter. Every at
tempt to reduce pay was resisted.
Not only did Ferris support increas-
ed pay but he worked for long
term, low interest plan for land pur-
chase by soldiers.
Scott Ferris is a 100 per cent
Judge ]. w. Clark, for
mer county attorney, said in intro
ducing Ferris. HE has not alone
been faithful to his country. He has
been loyal to the traditions of his
party"
A delegation of 75 citizens from
Farris, 25 miles from Atoka, made
the trip to the meeting in automo-
biles. Farmers from all parts of the
county composed great part of the
audience. Many women from farms
as well as from the towns attended
the meetings. Ferris also addressed
large audiences at Stringtown, Caney
and Tushka during the day. He will
make four speeches in Coal county
Tuesday.
twenty-five auto loads of demo
Gratis from Tishomingo and, Wapa-
nuka will meet Ferris Alonzo Miller
of Tishomingo telegraphed the Ferris
party. "Tishomingo for Ferris TO
l."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
WRECK DIDN'T STOP HIM

Okmulgee. Okla.-One man was
badly cut by flying glass when two
Fords collided here. The injured
driver backed out of the wreck and
sped away.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
Candidates Take Advantage Of Dem.
onstrations to Harransue the
Crowds; Johnson Given Full
25-Minute Demonstration.
SAYS VOICE OF PEOPLE,
GIVES NATION WARNING
Federation OF Labor, Farmers orsani-
xations and SUITS 20 Be Given
chane9 to Talk Before All
Planks Are Laid. f N
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Chicago, June S.--The nolsiest con.
ventlon eve since 1912 came to an
end early this morning after night
of parading. bandplayIng and
speeches by various candidates who
seek the G. Q. P. presidential nom
lnatlon.
A monster throng greeted Hiram
Johnson of California who addressed
a mass meeting last night.
THE voice OF the people is warn.
Ing America Johnson declared fol.
lowing an ovation that last for 2S
minutes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
Luncheon an Experiment.

The luncheon OF the Rotarians to
the farmers was, in a way; an expe-
riment, but so well did the affair
terminate that it is planned by the
Rotarians to continue these meetings
every first Monday in order to get
acquainted with a wider circle Of
Grady county farmers and bring a
closer relationship between the till
ers of the soil and those who labor
in offices, stores or factories in town.
One of the farmers who spoke,
stated that he especially enjoyed the
meeting for the reason that during
his long residence in Grady county,
1t was the first time he had ever
been invited by a body of men in
town to a luncheon especially pre-
pared for farmers. In a short talk
President Leeds stated to the guests
that the Rotarians had mo axe TO
grind" with the farmers of Grady
county, or anyone else, and that the
invitations were issued to the far.
mers for the sole purpose of getting
better acquainted, having a good
time and creating a better brand OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
Crowds Gather for Show.


BY United Press.
Chicago, June S.-Huge crowds
gathered at the Coliseum today for
the opening session of the Republi-
can National convention, with the
situation considered to be wide
open" as regards the nomination of
i presidential candidate.
No candidate can claim com
manding lead, practically every man
who is in the llmelight as a posi-
bility, believes that he can win the
nomination and there was no trading
or bargaining.
Expect Stuff Activity.
Woman suffrage "picketers" and
advocates of freedom for the Irish
were expected to be active all week
around the doors of the coliseum.
In the last caucus of the larger
states held before the battle was
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
Temporary Chairman Takes WalIop
After WalIop at Wilson in Sound
in0 Keynote; Flags Mexican
Policy; Says Disgrace.
CROWD QUIET WHEN SAYS
WILSON rs INCOMPETENT
Hayes Predicts Republican Majority
Of 100000 by November; suffs
Picket Doors; Cause Sensa-
ton With Hoover Banners.


BY United Press.
Chicago, June S.--The convention
adjourned at 1888 p. nj. until IL
o'clock tomorrow morning on motion
OF Governor Beeckman of Rhode Is-
land.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
Committees Appointed.

Alexander B. Leeds, president Of
the Rotary club appointed Ben Gar
vey, Oln Brashear, Ben f. Morgan,
Tom Trawck and Ed Foster as a
committee from the club to work in
conjunction with a committee of far
mers, headed by Oscar Early and
Gordon Gray, to join the Chamber
of Commerce commi1ee IN urging
that the county commissioners make
provisions to retain an agricultural
agent and home demonstration for
another year.
These committees are scheduled
to meet the county commissioners
at the court house this afternoon
when the proposition viii be thrash.
ed out
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
Speakers Stress Value.

Among those who spoke at the Ro'
tartan luncheon to the farmers were
Jonas Cook, Ed Foster, Alexander B
Leeds, j. w. Owens Gordon Gray
and Oscar EARLY.
The value OF the county agent to
the county as a whole was stressed
by every speaker. Oscar EARLY,
speaking from the standpoint of a
farmer, stated that none but the far
mer could realize the good that has
been done county agriculture by the
county agent during the past few
years. He stated that not only the
farm owner who was comfortably sit
uated from financial standpoint,
but more especially the renter reap
ed great good from the instruction
given through the farm agents Of
flee. He also stated that the county
home demonstrator had done great
work in teaching home management,
the preserving OF food in the sum
mer for winter use and scientific
handling OF domestic problems. He
strongly favored the retention OF
both offices and his remarks were
warmly seconded by the other speak
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-08
Talk on "planks."

Senator Watson, early this morn
Ing had lead over Ogden Mills for
the craftsmanship OF the resolutions
committee which will draft the plat
form of the republican party, for.
1920. III, w.g +
Delegations from the American
Federation Of Labor from farmers
organizations, suffrage and Irish In
dependence advocates Will be. given
hearings before the committee
Governor Allen OF Kansas ! Is to
urge the committee to consider
plank putting the public interest par
amount in all labor disputes. Gov.
ernor Lowden Is to express his views
on a plank for q ,titutionai
amendment limiting the. president OF
the United States to one term
Taft and Hughes Loom.
The "old guard" Is making every
effort to secure control OF the com.
mittee, 1t was apparent today.
Ex-Presldent william Howard Taft
and Charles Il. Hughes, former G. O.
p. presidential candidate, defeated
by President Wilson, are mentioned
as the favorlte dark horses" one
of which may be whipped into the
stretch ahead of the other entries.
1t was learned today that the fight
for the permanent Craftsmanship OF
the convention would be between Al
bert Beverldge and Senator MedilI
Mccormick.
The membership OF four commit
tees, resolutions, credentials. organ
ization and rules, was practically
complete after the state caucus. The
meeting will be held after the first
session today.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24
s.: ASUNTOS DEL Ola

ali Sc mata,, Sc vioia, Sc roba, SC IN
cendiu, etc, etc.
Cuundo la Tevoltci6M estG en- 81
periodic eferrsscente, Ell NATION estd
come Ell PEI en- Ell aqua. Ell mctG por
Que 81, por que le dn lG=gann, por ~
gesto. por an ademdn, por NADIA,
spels cojsr fama de temerario y de
T~1leroSo a carta cabaL.
Viene ell triunfo, Uuelue la pa,
Ell maton con- las iMsignias del coront
hto en- las anflgas q en- los hombros
apdrece en- las ciudades tranquilas ca
las GALES, en- los cafes, Ell los teatroS
en- t0dus parties, con Ell ormG en- 10
mamo. diSpuesto a nlGtdr con- Ia mis-
no facilidnd con- que niatara cuondc
no habiG mas ley que Ia que dictabo
Lc bocu jriG de su curcbtnn.
La sociedad aim 30 tie1le quien 10
dcfienda; ell regimen todauin no Sc
co1nsohda del TODD; no ha sido ain
possible c~ontrolar las fuerzos dispeT
SaS, gel moton Sc ]dproyecha de to,
do clio, para seguir hacienda dc las
Suyas, saciando iastintos q rotor
ciendose los bigotes.
Vuelve Ell imperio de la ley, del or
den, dc la autoridad, y entonces 81
dd Ell caso ubcrratiuo dc que n Ell. a
maton, Sc ls encGrgue dc velar pc,
la o~bservancia de Ia leg. de cuidal
&c que el orden no sea Glterado- y S.
le pombrn autoridad.
La autoridad. 81 radicara en- otro
te podrin imredir que mGturu; pero
Ell "niGt6n" aWtorfddd, Siente que Il
acrecen los impulSoS, que Sc le mul,
tipiican las crindnnLes ansias de,
Drrerte; Ia impWuidad eS para GI INA
coaStante ia~vitaci6n al crimen, q ST
gGe :iendo eL "mat6n," an "mat6n,'
:mplGcable que no Sc detiene ante ma,
dn. que IN reconoce GWtorTdudcs SIX,
pe1iofeS q Ia Spya.
FL Hitinlo cGso dc ~nLatonisnao O
do, en- Ia ciudad de Merico, ha sidc
Gu de Ia prinns1u uutoridad militia,
de Ia M:tnlcipalidaG de Mdpa Alta
qnier en- los altimos dias, ha n,audG.
10 GScstrcr, D ~urrnjar sus cuGdveres
q ioS ccmpos. q tres indiriduos oue
no ie crGn s~impdticos.
Las oNtoridndes cirileS han queri.
40 !p~rocedtr contra Ell, q Ell hu ante.
na:d6o a las crtoridades ~ciriles. No
inc es q IL rerotncicn PAPA oue ahora
t6Han 4 "hocerie ,uido" por dos O
tres mucrtOS.
Este tipo del NATION autoyidad. IS
G. dc Ia peor form del Hnatonisp,o,
PEDRO RECIO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24

carne de cyOlotacion o victimaS pa
IA ser inmoladaS en- aras de HuitZl-
lopochtli. 10 cual les ~atrajo ell odio
de todos los pueblos subyugados. A
s. sc explica que apenas sc presen-
taron los espanoles lutheran tent
do por aliados a todoS los oprimidos
Y al iniciarse Ell sitio de TenoXtitlan
lutheran llevado consigo 10000 m
dos que deseaban vengar las ofen-
saS que habian recibido de los meXica
los. La politica de odio Y eXtermi-
Mo que estos ~emplcarOn, fue la pr1n-
cipal causa de su ruina.
La dcfcnsa de la capital aZteca es
el hecho mas glorioso de Ia eXistencia
de ~aQuclla raZa, que en- la bora de SUI
deSgracia suprcma Sc mostr0 IdIgna
de 81 mismo en- su ultimo dia, cayepGo
con grandiosa entereza despues de
setenta V cinco dias de sitio. cuando
va Sc habian agotado todos los me-
dos de defensa Y la ciudad era solo
Tin monitor de ruinas.
Las perdidss de vida de los meXi-
canos Sc calculan en- Glen mil iurantc
el sitio; las de los espanoles en- nil V
las de los indies aliados en- ~treinta
mil.
Pero con la caida de TenoXtitlan
dc~SaTarecioron tambien los sacrificios
humanos Y Sc implant0 en- Mexico la
cultura europeo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24

tlan habia surgido del lago al ma
gico conjuro del eSpiritu dc la "a
"a meXicana cue trasform0 el iS!o-
te Ell asiento de n populosa l
dad.
Los aztecas fuerou los ultImos
que llegaron al Vale de Mexico.
Al principle vivieron en- humi!des
.chozaS de lodo V cana que constru-
yeron sobre estacaS en- Ell mismo la
go. Para atender a las necesidadcs
de su vida precaria in~ventaron las
chinampas o huertos flotantes en- los
cualeS Sembraban legumbres, que
iuego vendian en- las poblaciones de Ia
orilla del lago. S;rviendoles Su mismo
huerto de embarcaciones. de name
"a one eSta era IN verdadero jar
din flot2nte. cosa que llamo mucho
Ia atencion de los espanoies.
Con 81 valor conquistaron los me-
XicanoS 81 Independents bajo 81 go
hierao de Itzcoatl,. su cuarto rey Y
ccrferZaron a dom:nar a los pueblos
Vsci"oS y poseiGos del furor de OIL
quistas llevaron SIS armas desde
las playas del Atlartico hasta las del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24
~LECTURAS III 4 E
ConSderaciones sobre Ell siio de Mexico

La ciudad de Teno,I-,la~ Que
sobre un islote &c! la@o oe TeNco-
co fundaraD los msxIca despu6S De
una peregrinacion de mas de uu ST.
clo. 81 Is de Julio d. 1925. cayo das-
pues de IN sitio memorable. d.gno.
o Ia resiStencia &c los dcfensoreS,
de figurar al lado De los de SaguUto.
Numancia V Jerusalem. el - dc Ages
10 de 1921, a los ciento ncverta '
seis amos de existencia. en- los cualeS
logrd elevarse por 81 ssfuerz2 Ge
suS hijos. Gesde ei triste estado de
III humilde lugar DC chozas habita-
daS por esclavos o Tributaries has
"a Ia categoria de n gran cIudad,
Ia primera de America, de cuyO 20
derio, policia, riqueza, eEtersion,
hermosura V capacidad de III edjfi-
clos. primores de su industrial Y Va
Tor de suS habitartes Quedaron ad-
miradoS los mismoS conquistadoreS.
Cortss Tue q primero que en- las
ca-tas que Gjrigi6 al emperaGor Car
los Y E2ce Ia description minuc!o-
IL a prodigioSa ciuGad que pa
recja surgW de las aguas del lago.
! etec;ivameaIe, IA gran Tenoxti-,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24

Entre las muchaS LdcrdS que a los
pweblos dejan los intermediates revo-
tucionotiaS, ana de las mas grureS, y
dc las dificilmente cmrGbles, eS SIN
dudG Ia del "mdtoniSmo."
FL m~atopiSmo es an hGbito, es una
mania, eS una ~cOStuH5re GrrGagddd
contra IN cuol dicen no podcr kGcer
establishments ningun esfuer=o j11tc
tuoso, QttieaeS. GutorsadOS para por-
tar arna D para usCrLas Ell defenSG
de Ia SociedeG. de Ia ley 0 de Ia pa
trio, echaN 1Iano dc elias coda Te=
que les viene Ell CANA. cuando Ia co.
isrc o Ell pino Sc les suben a Ia ccGe-
"a, o c,Gando sienten la t]entdcton
irresistible dc rer agoni=Gr a I'M M
diriGuo.
Con- 0 sin reuotuciones, Ell "mot0n"
In eristido Siempre; ma en- las epo.
cas- en- qltc las SociedGdes cueRtan
con- 81 Gpoyo ejectiro de Ia GutorTGnd,
en- las Gpocns en- que la aWtodidGd no
echG dc menoS, nj las p~rerrogatlrGs
morales nj los mcdioS mGteridte para
sentir q reSpetGr, e. mdton tlene que
redu.irsc II aSUstur con Ia leyendd
dc los qnc SC Ia comliGo rivos, y cucn
do dr. ricndn SUeltn a swS impulses,
20 Sabe qWe clio eS por' solo II re>.
no GWe trUS del GtentGdo 10 csperG
Ia cGrcet. y en- In cdrcel eS Gigo mas
diiiciI cjercer el oficio de Ia mdto-
nerio. que en- Ia Gale, entire co4nadres
atonitu.. niaoS TSUstudoS u hon,breS
GjScretoS y reSposadoS, que no ju-gon
de Ia rinG nj la proUocGn nj cstdn
lstoS Il "quitarSe Ell golpe.'
i ruiz dc los m.vimieRtoS reyolu.
cioanrioS. ci motoniSnio crece con an
concebiieS lo.anias. Los matoneS de
les tirmpoS dc pa. que hubhban mas
dc 10 orc haciaR, pOrQme ell otlclo to-
ala SuS quiebras, son los prineroS
que Sc ailstaB en- las tudS rebeldes.
sin Dreguntur cuGl eS, la bTHderd
porqpe Sc "a q Nchar, quo ideal Sc
pcrSiqwe. nj por ninguna dc esas "a
randojGs que por 10 general. a cast
aGdic irteTesqn. e. "a a Ia rerotH.
ci6M porqae ali no Sc tra6aja, porQUe
ali Sc nWcde hacer gaia dc todGS las
rude=aS y dc todoS los SalvajiSmoS y
sc dsju li6rc ccHSe q Ia corriente az
los GnccStraieS impYLsiUimoS; porqus
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-24

Pacifico. Y por el sur hasta mas ALA
de Guatemala.
La ciudad de TenoXtitlan Sc her
moseo Y ~engrandecio eNtraordlna-
rjamontc. Sc c~onstruyercn tres cal,
Zadas principles para comunicar Ia
ciudad con las poblaciones riberenas
:, Sc edificarou temples y palacios
SuntuoSos.
Mas 81 los aztecas .eran valientes
Y sabian dominar Y conquistar a
innumerahles pueblos, no comedian
Ell arte de ganar el afecto de sus
conQuistados en- quienes solo veian
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RECoRTELO, VALE DINERO.

No 10 pierda, recortelo Y mandenos-
10 o SOC. y dirijalo a FOLEY and
TH.. 1855. Sheffield Ave, Chicago,
e~scribiendo 81 nombre V direc-
5i bien claros Y a vueita de CO.
rreo rer;hira un paquete de Foley's
Honev and Tar Compound. para IA
tos; Foley Kidney Pills para dolor de
espalda reunatismo. Intermediates de
la vejiga Y rinones: and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets, u rlagnifico taxan-
te (Adv.J
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Entire madre e hija:
Mama. no quiero casarme CT
Alfredo. rs IN eXceptico, CUE II
cree en- eli inferno.
No hagas case. CaSate. Entr
I'll y yo lie demostraremos cue el II
fierno cxiste.
La vieja Gona Lucia, .
que de joven tuvo un lejos,
vi6sc al espejo, Y decia:
-Nalgame Dios! Cada dla
hacen peores los espejoS!
Las hiias de don Tomas
de lejos parecen feas,
Y de ccrca.... mas,
En- cierta noche, Pillar,
de dormir tuvo deSeo;
dijo: quisiera 20 cst&r,
en- los brazos de Morfeo.
Oyola una beata de eSas
crunonaS en- Gcmasia.
Y exclam6:-Qu6 desonestas
son las j6vcnes de hoy dia.