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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-24
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENT
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AN

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH
JuDICiAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND
FOR POLK C0UNTY.-Maude A. TuthiIl vs.
Merton L. Tuthill
II appearing by afidavit filed by the COM.
plainant in the above entitled cause that trc
residence Of the defendant is unknown and
mat ne is over the age Of twenty-one years.
ana that there is no person residing In the
State OF Florida the service Of a subpoen !
upon whom would bind the said defendant. il
is ordered that the said defendant, Merton I.
Iuthiil do appear to the Bill Of Complain,
nled In this cause on or before the Rule Dsy
IN April A. D., 1920, the same being the sth
gay gay Oh tne SAID month"; and answer the sail
Dill, otherwise the allegations therein con
tanned will be taken as true and confessed.
IL Is further ordered that this order he
published in the Lakeland Evening Teiegr.m
newspaper Of general circulation, published
IN Lakeland. Polk county. Florida, for erht
consecutive weeks. ~. ''sn'
Witness my hand and Official seal AZ Rnrto,,
poik County, Florida, this Goth day OF jan
uary. A. D. 1890. %"
co. j. A. JOHNSON,
30. CLERK Circuit C0llrt
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-24

The Royal Palm State Park, Is
miles from Miami, is the only one in
the Union owned and promoted by the
Federation of Woman's clubs; 1t con-
tains wonderful collection of trees.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-24

Florida sand is productive. Why?
Because mixed with It are particles
OF mineral matter, carbonate of lime
from shells, combined with decOm-
posed vegetation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
DEATHS

BROMwELt--In this city. on May 30,
1920, Robert +. Bromwell. aged go years.
Relatives, friends, employees of the Lob
dell Car Wheel Co: Calanthe Lodge. No. -.
Il. of p. and NinQua Tribe. No. :. |. q.
X. Nj. are invited 10 attend the funeral
services a. his late residence. Lohdell :.
South Wilmington, on Thursday. June 3.
terry.
CONNELLY-Iu Philadelphia Pa on May
81. 1920. Howard e. son of MARY and the
la John J. Connolly. aged 20 years
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence of his mother.
635 Tree street on saturday morning.
June X at \ CLOCK. solemn requiem ma s
AT our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church a . 80
CLOCK 1ntermcnt a Cathedral cemetery
Wilmington Del. at II o'cIoc.l. noon.
DOUGHERTY-A Henry Ciny. on juno
/. 1920. Patric4 ]. ~Dougherty
Relatives, friends and members of DiVi-
the funeral from his late residence. Henry
standard time solemn requiem mass at
ST Joseph Church. In3erment al II.
JoSephs cemetery.
kARCH-Eutered into rest on lune 1920
Margaret karCh. aged 81 years
Relatives ana friends are invited 70 attend
thc funeral al "a man aarlors SID
Washington street Thursday afternoon al
= q CioCS.
LNNCH-In this city. on MAY 81 1920
HUMPHREYS. husband Of atnertut- t-Nu-h
Relst ives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from bis late residence ~ IN
Road. on FRIDAY morning n e clock
standard time, Requiem mass 81 - Ana'<
Church lnternent al 81. Joseph GENIE
terry.
MARTW1CH tn Philadelphia % Nav -
1920. Dorothy Duncan infant daughter
Of v. Lorimer and Edith Larhcy Mart
wiCh.
interment private in Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery
Af1ssTNfER- Pontiac. Mich on June
1920. Eleanor Elizabeth. infant daughter
of Albert h and Beatrice HissImer aged
2 months
Due notice Of funeral viii he given
MULLIN-In this city. on May 81 1920
Catherine. daughter Of the late Thomas
ana Mary A Mulin
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from her late residence 22U n
Jack son sire- {. on Friday morning at @
o clock. Solemn requiem mass az - Pa,Il.s
Church. interment at Cathedral cemetery
RoSS-ln this city. on June /. 1920
Charles F.. son OF Harry ;. and Martha
Ross aged II years.
Rela and friends are invited To attend
the funeral services at his parents resi-
dence 1870 Lancaster avenue on Thurs
day evening. June ;. al o clock. Inter-
ment ut Camden. Del on arrival Of train
leaving Wilmington Friday morning, June
4. at s.19. without further notice
WILIIAMS-In Philadelphia Pa on Nav
30, 1920. sara a, wife of Ambrose X
Williams.
Relatives and friends are invited to ATTEND
the funeral services al her late residence
1879 n. Fdgewood street on THURSDAY
afternoon at o'clock. Intermeni at Ar
lington cemetery Friends may cali Wed
nesday, 5 to 10.
wIEsT-On May 81 1920 Walter son ~
john and Anna West, aged - yeafs
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services al his late residence
, al ociock. Inlerment az Drawers
cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
SENATOR BALL TO HEAD
6. D. P. DELEGATION
Tentative Organization Made by
Representatives From Della
ware to Convention.

United States Senator L. Heislcr Ball
will be chairman Of the Delaware dele
CATION to the Republican National Con-
vention. according TO q tentative or
ganizntion Of the delegation which has
been agreed on. Senator Ball will also
be the delegations representative ON the
committee on resolutions, the most i'm
portant committee Of the convention,
and which drafts the party's platform.
The delegates and alfernates will leave
for Chicago Saturday. They will 20
from Philadelphia on the lie train.
and it is stated that upon their arrival
at Chicago permanent organization Of the
delegation will be effected
Judge Daniel O. Hastings, one of the
altcrnatea, will leave tonight for Chicago,
and on arrival will confer with Gen. r
Coleman du Point. who is member Of
the credentials committee, and has been
there for several days working on con-
tests from various States The head
quarters Of the Delaware delegation will
be at the Hotel Sisson, on the lake front
General du Pont is stopping at the
Blackstone. The Delaware delegates are
Senator l.. Hesler Ball, J A. Hirons,
Dover former Governor S. s. Pennewill,
Greenwood. A r. Benson Dover, Robert
Elliott. Seaford, and General r. Coleman
du Point The alternates who will 90 to
Chicago are Judge Daniel Q. Hastings
J. William Powell Of Harrington, and
Horace l.. Dilworth
Local Republicans who will attend
tho convention include Charles Warner,
State chairman; A. s. Reed. Charles A.
Grantland and Louis Topks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
BARNHART BACK
At CHORUS "S|NG"
Directs Holy City" Rehearsal
and Interests Members With
Account Of Buffalo Festival.

With Harry Barnhart once again di-
recting the Holy City choruses, the
rehearsal last evening was one of those
ENJOYABLE occasions that account for the
enthusiasm of Wilmington Community
Chorus members. There is no doubt that
the organization will do its share in the
production in Orange. two weeks from
Saturday. of the Holy City on n large
scale. At least n hundred members Of the
local chorus will make the trip. leaving
m a special car at 1921 railroad time.
" ut present planned, the chorus
rehcarsals Will be omitted ON June ~
and %. to correspond with the leaders
vacation period.
accounts of some of the features OF the
Buffalo Community chorus festival were
given during the evening by the leader.
Ii is entitled The Bells and was orig-
mated by Mr.. Barnhart, with incidental
music arranged by Fred Watson, and
produced by Robert L. Jones.
The action is carried by five Dramatic
Groups, 70 each of which is assigned one
Of the tones of the full major chord and
that of the diminished seventh, these
being arranged to suggest the Ginning Of
bells. Color effects in costume and light
ing. with dances by groups of children,
and chorus and choralc singing made mp
an ensemble highly praised by localcrltics
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
READING CO. MEETI NC.
Judge Gray Presided Over the Annual
Session in Philadelphia

Judge Gray presided over the annual
meeting of the Reading Co, held III
Philadelphia Yesterday
The dissolution order Of the Supreme
Court did not come before the meeting
Counsel for the company have filed a
motion with the Supreme Court at Wash
ington asking that the company be per
mittcd to give un either the railroad com
pany or the coal and iron company and
retain the other, maintaining that II the
Reading Co. retains but one OF ITS inter
csts there will be no conflict with the law,
The motion also asked that tho Central
Railroad Of New Jersey after It shall be
severed from the Reading Co be permitted
to hold the stock of the Lehigh d Wilkes
Barre Coal Co.
Under private operation the Philadei-
phia n Reading railway reports an m
crease IN the net operating deficit for April,
the deficit being S36o, 085 against 1882, 2l2
for April of last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02

Reports at Quarterly Meeting Show
Development and Industrial Interest.

The June quarterly meeting Of the
Wilmington Society of tho Fine Arts was
held last evening at Clifford Ashley s
studio. III. Rodney Sharp presented n
report of tho recent exhibition held IN the
ballroom of Hotel du Pont, of which
Miss Henryette StadeIman is chairman.
The chairmans report attested the largest
exhibition attendance in the history OF the
society, more sales and greater interest
generally, on the part Of tho public. Frank
r.. Schoonover moved vote oil thanks TO
the exhibition committcs, Miss Stadelman,
II. Rodney Sharp, Christopher J.. Ward,
G.Morris Whitesidc and Mrs Thomas ".
Miller Philip Burnett reported on the
photography Of Howard Pyle, which is
now in the hands Of tho Marchbanks
Press in New York
Mrs. Howard Pyle presented TO the
society fine pen and ink drawing by MIR
Pyle. King Arthur Of Britain The
irontlspecc of king Arthur and HIS
knights This was accepted with many
thanks and appreciation on the part OF
the society.
The treasurer George T. Bissell
reported tho excellent financial state of
the society, there being balance in hand
of 81, 5536I. The bylaws of the organ
ization were amended TO plaSe tho election
of new members in the hands Of n member
ship committee, of which Mrs. George A.
Elliott is chairman, and not 10 DO agreed
upon at the general society meetings.
Miss Gertrude Brinckle, the secretary.
reported the letters sent TO all artists who
were students of Howard Pyle, asking for n
record of their work for the year, These
records will continue from year to year,
and will be preserved on the societys file.
This was done on the suggestion OF
Willard Morse When the new city
library is built tho society will have its
permanent rooms on the second floor,
providing curator and special lighting
arrangements,
MIR Schoonover reported for tho access
sions committee II Pyle pictures taken
from the exhibition and six from the
Goldstcin sale in New York Three
paintings were taken by the committee
from the exhibition
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
SCARLET FEVER SITUATION.
Boar of Health Postpoucs Opening Of
Swimming Pool nj DeIamore Park

Although no cause has rs yet been
traced for the recent sudden increase in
the number of scarlet fever eases, the
careful surveillance of the ofiicials of the
Board of Health is to be credited with the
prevention of further spread from the
eases that did appear
As further provision of safety, the
Board ut its regular meeting yesterday
decided to postpone the opening OF the
swimming pool at Dclamore Park, which
had been set for Yesterday.
4 complaint was received from the law
firm of salisbury, Morris and Rodney pro-
testing against the odor cmanating from
garbage along the road leading to the
Delaware Pulp Mills. Immediate steps
will be taken to remove the undesirable
garbage.
Il was reported that sixty pounds
OF spoiled meat were condemned by
Meat Inspector Lutz and destroyed
yesterday.
Complaints regarding pond near
Twenty ninth and Tatnall streets. said
TO be due to lack of drainage, will be re-
ferrcd to City Solicitor Huxley, to de-
termine the responsibility of the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
BELLEFONTE GIVES CLUB.
Many Aciiiiyes Consldered at It's Meeting
Yesterday Afternoon.

TIE Bellefoute Cilcs Club held an
interesting meeting yesterday afternoon
a, the home u Mrs { T. Marshall ~
ccllcnt reports we're gwen by the club
delegates to he Dover convention 81
Federated Clubs ~ Mrs. Thomas II
Fullerton and Mrs Charles Wlnthrup
] was decided 10 hold boat ride on the
evening Of june -. The meeting was
the last Of the season
The Boosters Club 81 Bcllefonte viii
hold lawn fetc tomorrow night on the
grounds adjoining the lot where the
building Of the New Communi " Hall
has begun. Community spirit is very
strong il Bellcfonte and it IL expected
d large crowd will enjoy the fete, az the
proceeds 70 to the Community Hall
fund.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
LIQUOR SELLING CHARGE.
Rose Crisden Fined $50 and Sentenced I,
Thirty Days.

Rose C1isden was sentenced 10 thirty
DAYS Imprisonment and 4 fine Of $50 and
costs in Municipal Court this morning
for selling Intoxicating liquor
She vas arrested on the charge YES
terday, when Officer Rodenhciser testi-
fed that he gave a marked dollar bill to
a Negro who went into her house on
Poplar street with it and bought whiskey
for himself and friend. The dollar was
found in the woman S pocket.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
CHURCH WEDDING.
Marriage of Miss Arrelee III. Lattomus
and Harry K Hoch.

Miss Arrelec H. Lattomus. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Winfield :Lattomus, Of
Townsend and Harry h Hoch young
Wilmington lawyer, will be married this
afternoon at $50 o'clock at Grace VI. +.
Church by Rev John " K. Sumwalt
The attendants viii include only the
immediate families
Following the marriage they viii start
on their wedding trip through New York
State and Canada. returning IN about
two weeks They will reside in Townsend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02

Washington. June z --Anthracite miners
and operators formally announced yester-
day acceptance Of President Wilson's offer
for the appointment Of commission To
decide their wage controversy.
The announcement, which was made
after the first conference Of miners and
operators with Secretary Of Labor Wilson
since the Wilkes-Bprre meeting Of the
miners, expressed approval Of President
Wilson's plan.
Secretary Wilson will notify the Presi-
dent at once Of the action Of The joint
conference and the appointment Of m
anthracite coal commission is expected 10
follow in few days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
Gard Of Thanks.

Mrs. Annie Davis and family wish to
thank relatives, friends. Charles Warner
Co, employees Of Charles Warner Go
also the Wilson Line % and the
members 81 Winona Council No 9. y u
A NJ. Wilmington Aerie. No. "A, + o T..
Industry Lodge No. z. 4 o T. ", Pilot
and Harbor Association for the beautiful
floral offerings and many kindncsses shown
during their recent bereavement caused
by the death Of the husband and father,
.[arnns VI Davis Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
MUSICALE AT M'CABE VI. E.
Junior Epworth League Has Prepared
Program for Tomorrow Evening.

The Junior Epuorth League has pre-
pared an interesting program tor the
musical entertainment To be given to-
morrow evening at McCabe Memorial
III H. Church About 81 children viii be
ID the chorus. Following Is tie program.
Chorus, u Love the Merry Sunshine.
vocal solo Louise Williams, vocal solo,
Charles Manchester chorus small girls
we Are Little Mothers; solo Kathryn
Poinsett recitation, Arthur Lodge violin
solo Robert Ely; piano solo Frank
Clement. chorus, Come, Now lis
Spring solo Samuel " Keen, Jr.
recitation Dorothy Williams solo. Mr.
Clarence N Keen violin and cello obi
cato bows chorIs, We Arc the BOYS.
accompanied by trombone. cornot. flute.
violin and piano pageant Victory,
Goddess Of Liberty Dorothy Roberts.
= ncle sam Lewis Jaler England.
France ltsl< hina ,lnpan and other
countries ii costume viil ho represented
chorus Just Twenty Years Ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
Reckless Driving CHARGED.

Harvey Rochester, colored was fined
S2and costs on a charge Of rcck less driving
10 Municipal court today, and Dismissed
on payment Of costs on a charge Of re-
sisting an officer Evidence showed that be
drove on Taylor street at a full qallop
past the intersection OF Lombard street,
but stopped 10 less than block when nm
officer shouted at him. lie said the horse
was skittlsh, as it had been long III the
stable lie held the officers arm, he tcetI-
fed, when the latter made threatening
motion with has club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
COMMUNITY SING AT ELSMERE.

Tonight at So'clocl on the Presbyterian
Church lawn in Elsmerc community
sing will be held under the leadership Of
Raymond Raub Harold Keats will
speak on Community Building The
Womcn's Civic Club of Elsmerc Will
serve ice cream
The Club will meet this afternoon for
the election of officers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
Ruth RoIand's
Beauty. Advice

Ruth Roland, that beautiful actress. is
famous for her wonderful complexion
When her friends inquired about il she
said Its all due to simple toilet
preparation called dcrwilo, which / use
twice daily ANY girl or woman can
hcautfy Their complexion i tlcy follow
n, advice Here II il Just 20 10 any
ap-to-Ia'e toilet counter and get q bottle
III dcrello. use Il - directed. and II the
first application will astonish YOU 4 IN
medtately gives the skin yeathf rosy
white appearance and clear bab3 soiiness
80 much desired hy everyone BE smo
10 read the large announcement ii Miss
Roland soon To appear N tins paper, IN
winch She tells how - Instantly have i
beautiful rost-white complexion and soft
unWrlukled skin everyone Just loves 10
touch IN the meantime try dcrwlllo to-
day, you viii he delightfully."- surprised
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
Cheaper Collars for Men.

New York. June Cheaper collars
were promised here yesterday when repre-
sentativcs of one Of the largest collar
Y. announced that wholesale prices had
been cut To enable retailers throughout
the country to sell its product at %
cents each. They now are retailing rs
high rs 50 cents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
ard Of Thanks.

We wish to extend thanks 10 relatives,
friends and the employees Of the phol-
steering Department. Foreman and Gang
Foreman; Baggage Room and he II X r..
Women's Division for War Relief. Mary
land Division Dept No ?, Of he Penns1l-
wanna railroad and he employees Of the
Electrical Dept. Of the Pullman Palace
Car Go shops for the many expressions
Of sympathy IN Our recent bereavement
Mrs George f. Met ica and fanlIy
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
Were ST. Pafrick,s Girls.

The girls in the Memorial Day parade
who followed 81 Patrick's Boy Scouts
were from - Patrick Parochiai School,
iact that was overlooked ia Yesterday S
report Of The parade They presented. a
splendid appearance and marched well,
as did also the boys.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02

Marriage With Yale Professor is Arranged
For IuIg

New Haven, Conn, June 2 Mr. 40.
Mrs. William Howard Taft yesterday
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Helen, % Frederick johnson
Manning, an instructor in history in Yale
University. He was q member Of the class
Of 1915, and until September, 1919
was First Lieutenant IL the Field Ar
tillery Of The United States Army.
The marriage will take place IN Cnnsds
in JULY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
Stufiio KeritsI

4 pleasing studio recital was held, last
evening. at the home Of Prof W. G.
High6eld, 22s West Nineteenth street
assisted by Miss kathryn Bosley. elocu-
ZIONIST and Master Walter Noihl, viohnist
The program consisted o. piano and violin
selections, Rotations and vocal numbers
bv Mrs Hirhfcld. About forty guests
were present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
To Hold Rummaqe Sale.

The Bcllefonte Ladies' Aid Society
will hold a rummage sale next Friday, at
TIA Tatnal street. Donations may be
sent to the church at Marion and Rose
dale avenues, not later than tomorrow
evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
Sunshine Society Meeting

The Pollyenna Branch Of the Sunshine
Society will meet of tho homo Of Miss
Ethel Salmons, 250l Washington street,
tomorrow night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
STEAMBOAT LINES
Standard Time

Leave Wilmington, Fourth st Wharf and
cept Sundays and holidays At ~ nu0.
100 q. m, 80, 8 90. AS. d 90. 90 and
go n m. On Saturdays only. additional
trip q 50 f.. m.
on sundays and holidays. 30 100. 10 SO
"a m, II o'ci0cE noon 80. 3 90 AIS. q. 90.
90 $40 and o. 80 u. n
WfIAilNGTON- PENIS GR0NE ROUTE
Daily except SATURDAYS sundays and
holidays.
Leave Wilmington $50 30 90 90.
900 10 90 j go IN > eIocs, noon / o.
. 90. 500. / on 900 s 90 Oh I'll 40 pm
IL 90 y, M on Saturdays sundays aud
holidays
Leave Penn Grave ; az. 6ih 10 500
900 1000. Oh a. ~ ~ O'Clock noon
100 > 90. 800. 90 to 90 900 and
T. 40 y ~.
On Saturdays Sundays and holidays al
ditionai trips Leave Wilmington go .a0
ana g00 4 III leave Penn liroVe 600.
500, 900 aud 1000 .. IA.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02

eros TATNALL STREET
BATH veranda hot air heat cellar and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02

six rooms bath cellar
lectr stationary tubs hardwood floors pantry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02

SIS WEST 10Th STREET
Six rooms hot heat
garage,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02

2002 BOULEVARD
Eleven rooms baths veanda. not heat
electro garage hardwood trim. open fireplace laundry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02

S e COR McCABE AVENUE AND MADISON SIRE
electric, for garage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02

40 WASHINGTON STREET
n rooms baths gas and electric Laundry garage or
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-27

Ing Robert Purbaugh, Dan Dogs and
Clarence Davis who were injured
The others were uninjurcd.
Just as the injured were picked up,
the second sled came down the hill
at q terrific rate of speed jay Pei.
ton was steering this sled. He was
unable to make the turn at the Nc.
Kay home and the bob.sled dashed
into the iron culvert. Thirteen per.
sons were making the trip on this
sled, including Donald Blubaugh,
Clyde Mckay and Pauline Pelton
who were injured. Other members
OF the party escaped injury.
Immediately after the accident
Blubaugh was rushed to a local hos
pital in McCormick's ambulance
while Purbaugh was removed to the
home of his parents where he re
ceived surgical attention. He was
unconscious for several hours, but II
was announced this morning that he
was slightly better. 1t Is believed
however, that his skull is fractured
just over the left ear.
Others injured in the accident
were taken to their homes where
they received surgical attention.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-27
BIC TIME TONIGHT;
AT THE Y. M. c. A.

Oh, look! Mt. Vernon will have a
second chance Of the season to see
the Joy Minstrels at the Y. M. G. A.
tonight. The minstrel boys have
consented to given an entire change
of program for the benefit of the So
cial, the proceeds going to the ~"
boys department. One new member
has been added to the show since it's
last appearance. Don't miss him.
He can sing, dance, and tell the fun
niest jokes you ever heard. The high
school jazz orchestra has consented
to play.
A big self-serve supper will be
ready upstairs at $3.50 o'clock. The
doors for the first minstrel show will
be opened at 645, the show starting
at 7:15. Other attractions will be
there for you, but don't miss the min
strel. You know what they gave you
at the high school. If you've got the
"blues" just drop around and see the
boys. A laugh guaranteed every min
ute. Don't miss them. Everybody
welcome.