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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-06

Through inadvertently, perhaps, get
ting its wires crossed, the Oklaho-
man refers to the managing editor
Of the Chickasha Express as "the
devil We have always known how
that gentleman looked, but never
dared call him by that name.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-06

We noticed collar advertisement
today, the first we have seen in some
time, in which the adolescent model
All of which reminds us that we have
never noted any particularly states.
man-like men who wore either their
hair or their names parted in the
middle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-06

whistle and be brave" MARBLES
an English newspaper man. That
may be all to the good in England.
bat IL you want to get your neck
broke, try whistling around an Ameri
can editorial room.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-06

1t has remained for the Lawton
News to discover that the Oklahoma
City News is an independent" news
paper. One more discovery would
show that sheet has strong socialis-
tic proclivities.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-06
At Any Rate Its Cheaper

Ponca City News: The Canadian
tax on bachelors has been declared
constitutional. These women haters
will have to pay $40 per year or get
married. Our guess Is that they will
do the former-until the right wo.
nlsn .tnes along.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-06
Oklahoma State
Press
Rotten In Denmark.

Hugo News: We can't help feeling
that there is Something rotten in
Denmark" in this Hiram Johnson
boom. The Hearst papers are support
ing johnson and that's enough to
make the thing look suspicious.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-06
We Second the Motion,

Chickasha Express: Our own can.
did conviction is that it is moth.
ing short of irreligious to have
perfectly good mess of greens with
out corn bread to 20 with 'em.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-06

We have an offer from a news SYM
dicate to furnish us motor prob
lens" at so much per week. Sorry,
but its not the problem we are look
ing for, its a solution we need.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-06
Not High Cost OF Labor.

Guthrie Leader: When thousands
of employees in New Jersey textile
plants are laid off. failure to increase
production cannot well be laid to the
door of the men who work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-06

Hoover knows how it feels now.
Johnson seems to have given him
stomach trouble.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-06

This is the season devoted, by
good housewives, to laying in their
supply Of spring bonnets, spring
brevitles in skirts. spring cleaning.
war on bed-bugs and cockroaches and
spring busting of last years rug.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-06

One thing we are willing to give
Mr.. Gore credit for. He has dropped
US from his mailing list. We are
now on the market for q smaller
waste.paper basket.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-06
ArdmOre's Tryin'.

Durant News: Many Oklahoma
towns are now adopting the mana.
gerial form of government. Durant
should take up this matter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
ENGAGEMENTS


 and approaching of their daughter Margaret Wallace MT o'clock the Independent Presbyterian Church Charles Dunham of Selma take place the latter of June Smith Blocton their daughter Annie Merle to Dr. Greene Hampton Smith, the wedding be solemnized June 16
 Theodore Fuman the mnt and approaching marriage their daughter Mary Ace Mr. Wibnks their daughter Laura Euaa to Mir Laram oyt Car the wedding to take place in June
 William Lchpo the
 their daughter Florence to Mr. Joseph N Homn the we'd ding will take place June 23
 of MarceI Rheu Wood of w the wedding take place early July at the Bethesda Baptist Church. Bllngsey
 Young WebbNr the and approaching of their daughter Bernce Elizabeth to the wedding to take place June A Caldwell the engagement of her daughter Mr. Walter w Knight of this city, the wedding to take n No cards
 Fletcher Parrish the of their daughter Ruth Elizabeth MT John A. buddy of the wedding the evening of June B. at 3o at the First Methodist Church, Maria, Tex. and Mrs T Livingston of Keyon announce the their daughter Elsie, Mr. Walker Pelham Mckay the wedding to take place early in June John w. Cook of Eutaw the engage Mr. Albert Foster Norton of Birmng Ellis Chandler Birmingham the wedding to be the future at Auburn Baldwin of Lakewood J. of their daughter Marian Maj john efter- Montgomery the wedding take place June the date to be announced later m 1T . f Smith the of their Elsie Farror to MT William Vaughn arrson or s cy' Alexander Moffet the their daughter Grace to MT Leslie Fuenwider the we'd the daughter Bess Mr. James Hodges Jonson weddn to 10, Auburn spde and Ld William Walker announce the engage of their daughter Marion Agnes to MT o opoe oi o gomery the wedding to take place Wednesday, June lo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
CONFIRMATION SERVICE PROGRAMME

Interesting services WNl be held this morning at Temple Emanu-El, when Dr. Morris Newfeld will confirm a class at lo:3e o'clock. The programme will be as follows:
 Organ prelude. "Andante'' (Mendels- sohn); anthem, The Word of the Lord Is Right (Rhys-HerberD; Festival Rit- ual' (Sehlesingerl Solemn Festival March" (Teilmanl; Flower Song" dur ing floral prayer and flower offering Lang), for harp, Miss Gilmore: violin, Mrs. Turner; organ. Mir. Levy; "The Swan" during reading of the Torah (Saint-saers), harp, violin and organ; an them, 'Sarctus and Benedictus" (Weber) 1: solo, "The Lord Is My Life (Allitsen). Mrs. Fern Miner Ivy; Largo" during conservation prayer CIandeD, harp, vio- lin and organ; anthem, "A Song in the Night't~ (Whting), The choir will have the assistance of Miss Bettie Gilmore. harpist and Mrs. John D. Turner, violin ist, and Mrs. Fern Miner Ivy The choir consists of Mrs E. G. Chandler. soprano; Mrs. T. E. Davidson, alto; MT. Owen Gil- lespy, tenor; Mr. Leon Cole, bass Mir Emile Levy, organist and director
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
MISS PALMER'S
 RECITAL.

Mrs. Lydia Palmer will present her music class in recital on Tuesday evening at S:15 o'clock, at Cable hall. The pro gramme will be most interesting, and one of the attractive features~will be solo by Miss Winifred Witherspoon, who
 has lovely voice. The programme will be as follows:
 .'Preludes," A major and B minor Chopin, Virginia Griffin; "Leona, Tar antella" CRisher), Anne Malone; "Wee Willie Winkie' (Sartorio), Rosalind Jones; | "Nodding Daisies (BarbouD Mary Per
 due: Peasants Frofc" (GurltD. Cath crime Beatty; "Wooden Shoe Dance" Rogers), Margaret Jones; "Idillio" | qack), Frances Haley; 'Salterella Caprice" OLackl, Elizabeth Huffsutler; eElfn Dance" CWernep, Mary Joe Con- i ner Song of the Soul' (BreiD, Winni- fred Witherspoon; Circus Parade" | (Grant-Schafer), Frances Perryman; ! "Valse ArabesSe" UacO, Katherine Brown; Military Polonaise" (Chopin), Lilie Maud Bell; 'rhe Flatterer'' (Cha- minade), Virginia Griffin; March Hon. groise" (KowalslSD, Fannie K. Eatman; Air de Ballett' (MowsllowskD, Eliza | beth Smith
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
COMMENCEMENT AT
 MARGARET ALLEN SCHOOL

The Margaret Allen School inaugurated it's commencement by two pleasing events in the last week.
 On Wednesday C. H. Miles presented his class in physical training and danc- ing to delighted spectators. The dances were graceful and beautiful
 On Friday Miss Ada T. Lewis, director of the School of Dramatic Art, present. ed her class in a most delightful pro- gramme. The junior department game some scenes from Alice in Wonderland, ,' in a truly artistic manner.
 In the miscellaneous readings, Miss Helen Rulfs charming and musical in- depreciation of Money Musk aroused the audience to enthusiasm
 In part two of the programme the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
TOULMIN-CAR
 WEDDING PLANS

One of the interesting events of June will be the marriage of Miss Catherine Augusta Carey and Mir. Priestly Toulmin, Jr, on Wednesday evening, June 2, at St Mary s-on-the-H Highlands. The cere- mony will be performed by the Rev Os- car de Wolf Randolph and will be wit messed by a large assembIage of friends and relatives
 Mrs. Dan Herbert Marng, recent bride, will be the matron of honor and Mrs. H. B. Thomson will be the bride S matron. The bridesmaids will be Miss Beverly Leake Miss Margaret Nelson and Miss Lucy Simpson.
 MT. Toulmin will be attended by his father as best man and the groomsmen Will include Mir. Evans Dunn, MT Don Herbert Maring, MT. William Kennon and MT. Percy Hillhouse.
 The ushers will be MT. Herbert Tut wiler, MT, Houston Willis, MT. J. Fred Carey and Mir. Vassar Allen. Following the ceremony, MT. and Mrs. Carey, par ents of the bride, will entertain at a supper at the Country Club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
OLIVER-HARDWICK WEDDING PLANS

The marriage of MISS Margaret Hard- wick and MT James M. Oliver o$ Dade- vile will be an event of Wednesday, June g. taking place at the home of the bride, 1915 South Tenth avenue, at S:SO in the afternoon.
 Miss Helen Hawkins of Portland, Ina, will be the maid of honor and Miss Lula Cooke of Penn, Miss, will be the brides maid
 MT. Oliver will be attended by MT. John I.iddle of Camden as best man, and MT. H B. Hardwick, brother of the bride, will be the groomsman.
 Little Miss Helen Moreland and Jean Battel Walker will be flower girls and Margaret Gregg will be the ringbearer' The Rev. Dr. Simpson will officiate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23

lance Francaise, the local French club. was held last Tuesday from 4 to o'clock at the Civic Association.
 A business meeting was held. when Monsieur simon Klotz rendered his resignation as president of the club. and Madame Duff Green was elected to that office. rising vote of thanks was given to Monsieur KlotZ for the splendid manner in which he has conducted his office. Madame R. G. Weiss was elected first vice presi- dent. Both Madame Green and Mad anne Weiss responded with short talk. Mile. Ruthe c. Stephenson wa. reelected secretary of the club.
 After the business meeting, French conversation was enjoyed, as no spe-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
Society News and Activities of City and Suburbs

ciai programme had been planned. sev eral entertaining articles were req, aloud from a French magazine, "L France"
 Announcement was made of the mex meeting of the club. to be held Tues day. May 25, at the Civic Associa tion. The nsee tings are now held ever. Tuesday instead of the first and thir, Tuesdays, as heretofore, and begin hing with this meeting, the hours vii be from 3:30 to 5:30 in the afternoon MRS. THOMSON'S PARTY
 Mrs. II. B. Thomson wilt entertain a bridge on Tuesday, honoring Miss Gather inc Carey. a bride-elect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
MISS SANFORD'S
 PJPJT,S' RECITAL,

Miss Susie Sanford will present some of her pupils in two recitals at Cable
 Hall. The first one will taks place Sat urday evening at S:15 o'clock. The next ono Tuesday afternoon, June 1. at 8 o'clock. The following pupils will play: Jennie Lee Boles, Martha Ives, Lenora Morgan, Cameron Brams, Ruth Me- Daniel Lucy Webb. Mary Elizabeth Webb, Francis Cooney, Mary Katherine Cooney, Evelyn Edwards, James West brook, Eloise Lockhart Francis Rowe,
 Joe Jacobs, Mildred Patterson, Jennie Farmer. Elizabeth Seay. Della Wilson,. Eugenia Hagcod, Violette Rothschild, Rosa Lander, Florence Glazener, Eloise Fulgham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
ST. PAIL SCHOOL PLAY

A beautiful drama in five acts, 1.-The Coming of GeRaldine," was presented by the pupils of St Paurs School at the Jefferson theatre Wednesday evening
 The house held large and apprecia- tive audience and the entertainment was interesting from the time the curtain rose on the junior students singing the praises of the Stars and Stripes until it fell on the closing scene of the drama a beautiful tableau.
 Geraldine O'Connor, the heroine of the play, was excellenHy impersonated oy Miss Marcella Coyle Other characters Of exceptional merit were: Granny Malone Geraldine's old nurse. by Nora Colgan , Betty. her waiting maid, by Cecilia Duff fin. and Fife, a colored servant in the O'Connor mansion, by Elizabeth Wal strom. The little dancers in the first act added a pleasing note of brightness 10 the drama, while the vocal selections rendered between the acts were of high merit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
wOMAN,S CLIJB MEETS

The Woman's Club met Friday morn ing in the Woodlawn library. Mrs. H. r Ware gave the club report to the Third district meeting.
 Mrs. E. L. Brooks was present and made a talk for the w C. T. II. Mrs ]. E. Sims gave a charming rendition 2i her paper following the Romany Pat term
 Mrs Von Thompson gave fine papei on the Book of Revelation, showing much study. and Mrs Sterling Lanier told in an interesting manner the legends of the 'fIoly Greed" among the different na- tions.
 The hostesses were Mrs. DuPont Thompson. Mrs. w. T. Hagood. Mrs. 1T. o. McGlathery, who served plate luneh- con.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
SFMI-ANNUAL SCHOOL
 BEREAVEMENT MEETING

The regular semi-annual meeting of the Central school Improvement Association will be held in the Administration huil@- ing. 209O Park avenue, at 3:3o ?. m 1ues- dav. officers will be elected for next session and reports from the various branch associations will be made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23

i advanced students gave w. B. Yeats drama, "The Land of Hearts Desire, with rare dramatic ability. Miss Martha Oliver as Father Hart, the priest, and Miss Phyllis Dimick as Bridget, pleased the audience.
 The next events will be a piano recital on Friday evening by the academic de- partment, given in the Margaret Allen drawing rooms, and an organ recital on Saturday evening by the pupils of Mrs. Virginia Reese Simms, in the school au- ditorium.
 The public and the friends of Miss Morton are cordially invited. iL'ALLIANCE FRANCHISE The first afternoon meeting of IlAl-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
MRS. BROWNS TEA PARTY

There will be a silver tea given on Friday afternoon from to o'clock at the home of Mrs. w s. Brown on High land avenue for the benefit of the CO.,
 operative home recently organized by
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
MRS MOOR,S RECITAL

Mrs Manly Moor will present her pupils in a series of recitals at Cable Hall. The first will take place on Monday May Sl, at S:90 o'clock; the second on Wednesday, June 3, at 4 o'clock, and the third on Thursday. June 4. at il o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
OPEN MEETING OF
 EpANCFc WILLARD TTNTON

The Frances Willard Union will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 O clock at the home of Mrs. William Coatens, lzVo Tenth avenue, south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23

| the methodist Church. It is hoped at this time 10 have Mrs Mccoy as the guest of honor al this time, and all friends are invited to come.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
MISS GFWIN TO
 ENTERTAIN GLIB

Mrs. W. C. Gewin will entertain the Wentworth Club at her lovely home at Arlington on Thursday afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
MISSES COYLE AND DILLON IN RECITAL,

The Benedictfne Sisters announce vocal recital to be given by Miss MaraQe Ceyle and Miss Imelda Dillon in Knights of Columbus Hall, Monday evening, S.l5 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
L'ALLIANCE FRANCHISE

The first afternoon meeting of L'AI-
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1920-10-30
NO -
AMOUNT
NOTICE TO VOTERS

LlkC
10 vote in favor Of the propositior
submitted on his bellot,
j'A) mark after the word YES. ana
10 vote against it place q simi1a,
MARI after the word mo"
And the Secretary of this Ro,rd
De and he is hereby authorized n
nave prepared for use ~ soi7
special election all necessary ha,,o+u
tally sheets, lists of voters and
complied statement Of voters in
number and amount.
Section 3. That the polling n1.oo
Aoi Sa'd election shall be at the
regular polling place resnact;u,-
Tor the precincts in each ward 49,
c'uoeo IN said district, the FOLLOWING
commissioners and Clerks of ElAct
ION are hereby appointed tn ho,,
ana conduct the said election OF ,no
polling place respectively as follows
At Glendale Store, in the 2na
ward Parish of Terrebonne,
commissioners: T. NJ rono,
Nelson Delaune, Hudson Chauvin
clerk OF Election. Joseph A. Trahan
Section 4. The president Of tnis
oody is hereby authorized and in.
structed to give notice of the specta,
electlon herein ordered nv this
proclamation to be published az.
~o'u'ns 10 law, and in said procla-
NATION he shall announce that 81
Il O'Clock noon, on the 3rd. dav of
november, 1920, this body will meet
at The Court House, in Houma Ia,
a'o IN open session proceed to onen
the ballot boxes, examine and count
'ne Dailots In number and amount
and canvass the return &
ueclere thesult of the election.
on roll ctll the following voted.
AFFIRMATIVE:
NEGATIVE.
THE ORDINANCE WAS
Attest: 1Hn'
0. J. Theriot
Secretary puo. 'ano
PRESIDENT, Police
JurtT Pro Tenn
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1920-10-30
An Ordinance Calling For an Elect
ion To BE Held in Road district
No. s..
ORDINANCE No. GJ2
It vas moveed by MI. Cooke, sec
onded by Mr.. Polnler, 5and unan1-

mously carried, that,
+ whereas, in the opinion Of this
oody 1t is deemed necessary and ad.
"sah that a special election ba
held In Road District No. } Dl The
Farlsh Of Terreboane, La, and that
at said special election there he
submitted to the property lax navers
or said Road District the folIowrno
property, to-wit:
TO incur debt and issue additional
bonds in Road District No. 5, IN the
sum OF Twenty Thousand Dollars
10 run 20 years from date and to
bear interest not exceeding five Dor
centum payable semi-unnuallv for
purpose Of constructing roads in
Roat District No. 5 OF the Parish
or ~Terrebonne, Louisiana. n
Whereas, the Police Jury Of the
Parish OF Terresoonnc is the govern
Ing authority, through which said
Road District may call elections.
levy taxes, incur debts n issue
negotiable bonds, when authorized
by a majority in number and amount
or the property tax payers in said
Road District entitled to vote under
the laws Of the State, and
Whereas. the assessed valuation
OF the property in said Road Dis
trct amounts to more than One Mil
Lion. Three Hundred Thousand III
lar', ard here low So 90 -
oonde Indebtedness against the
said District, and
Whereas. the special tax n.r..
saly to be levied ]annnallv t. ~
tlnsuish the proposed Indebtedness
WIFI no. exceed the constitutions,
limit OF ten mills on the dollar. now.
therefore,
Section l. Be it ordained hv tho
roilee jury of the Parish Of Torre-
oonne' In lawful session ropvanoa
mat a special election shall To 49,
Is hereby called to be held in Road
dnstrlct No. 5. OF the Parish Of Ter
on Tuesday. November End.
1871 between the hours nraerrihoa
by law. at which election, s,h,,, =,
euomltted to a vote OF the nrone,tv
TAX payers Of such road district on
'''ieo 10 vote under the laws Of this
stated the following propositfon--
To Incur debt n tse,,e n.go:.-,
oonos p Road nistric' No :. - trn
Parish OF Terrehonnr. tombstone T.,
the amount OF Twontv Thousand
to run twenty eight wars
from date and to bear interest at
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1920-10-30

rate not exceeding five per centun
D=. able scmi-annually, for the pur
pose 0I building and constructor,
HnblIc roads III Road District No. s
OF the Parish OF Terreboune. La. a:
follows:
10 construct a highway and sur.
face the same with some approved
road material commencing on the
LETT descending bank of Bayou Black
ut the point where the boundry lines
or the Magnolia Plantation of the
crescent Magnolia Company and the
Island Of Cuba Plantation of said
company exist. thence along the
northern boundary line of said Mag.
nolia Plantation in a westerly direct.
ion to The northwest corner Of Sert-
ION ~, T. 16 S. r. IL East thence
>o4th along the western line of Sect
IONS !" and - to the southeast
corner OF Section Of 80. T, l6. S. r.
/" East, thence west along the
South line of said Section SO to the
northern boundary line of Section
III. /. l6, s. r. lG East, thence fol.
lowing the northern line Of said Sc.
ton 81, I. 16, S. r. 16 East, thence
L"iio"H22 the west line of said See.
''"1 &c. aild the west line of Sections
"'a"!d Is to the back line of tho
'''"S iFohtlne on the right descend
''% "l4h or Bayou Black, thence
or wing the back line of tha lands
'''''"R on the right descending
IT'D ''" Oh BDTOu Black in 2 so,,tb
>1@'"Fl% direction to the uppar boun-
'3.% me Of the Concord Plantation
1''e'ce IL an easterly direction across
Ill" bA}o'' Black to the back line
OF the 'outhdown Plantation Est .,
II, {. Minor, thence following the
BACK line Of the lands fronting m
''1' ascending bank of Bayou Black
L" a northeasterly and northwestern
y direction to the north bo,naor,
VI Tue Maero]ia Plantation, thence
the north boundary Of the
sa1d Magnolia Plantation in = wos+-
cry direction to the start,no no,.4
Section 2! Be it further ordainea
etc. that the Secretary Of tn,s
hoard be and he is hereby instruct
eo 70 nave prepared for nsa ~
salo election a sufficient number .,
hailofs on each Of which shall, ),
''''"'ea the proposition mestioeed
IN Section 1 Of this ordinance -
ranged in such a manner 90 - ~
the voters to vote unon so;a
proposition. and in the fo,,ou,nn
form:
PROPOSITION
10 incur debt and issue additional
OF Road District No : If tbo
faF'sh of T~errehonne. Louisiana -
~ amount Of Twenty Thousand
,'1'ars' 10 run twenty !. eight years
rom date bearing interest At tho
ate OF five per centum per annum ,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1920-10-30

payable semi-annually, for the Dur.
pose OF building and constructins
public roads throughout the said
road District No. 5, of the Parish Of
1 orrebonne, State Of Louisiana.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1920-10-30
NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION nm
ELECTION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA

AniSh OF TERREBONNE
pursuant tc the authority con-
famed in Ordinance No. 612. Of che
once jury Of the Parish of Terre-
oonne OF Date, September 9Th, 1920.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1920-10-30

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New Britain herald., 1920-11-22
FOUND

FOUND-Large smooth haired dog, black with tan markings about feet and coun- tenance. Camped out on my veranda Sat- urday Light the 20th. Will sell to owner for price of this advt. if taken soon. R.
 D. Norton, 7S5 West Main St. Tel
 1s07-2. 1l22-1dx
New Britain herald., 1920-11-22
BANK IS CLOSED.

Barre, Vt. Nov. 22.-The Barre Savings Bank and Trust Co. was closed today by the state bank com missioner George P. Carpenter after a nasty examination of the books. He offered no statement by way of ex- plaiping his action. For several days the bank has been facing a run which started from unauthenticated rumors regarding its condition.