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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-30
Democratic Primary Election
Board Of Benton County.

The following officers, Judges and clerks are
hereby appointed to hold the Democratic primG-
ry elections:
District III f Whitfield officer; e Thornton,
Jim Sykes and Willam Matlock Judges; A V
Mutlock and.G II Morrison clerks.
District2-J r Scruggs officer NJ l. King, "
l. Box and New Iubbs judges; Bud Novel; and
Ohon Gossett clerks.
District 3-SimOn Howe officer; WHY Askew,
June Sanders and L Nuunery judges; ThomasJ
Flowers and L Sanders clerks.
District w T Hicks officer. Bryant Pierce,
Pete Mitchell and d Kee judges; Gusta Bridges
and Buell. Reed clerks,
District 5-Jim Caplinger officer; S 5 Clayton,
John Patford and B. f. Davidson judges; Roy Il
Melton and John p Rushing clerks.
District6 Lloyd Iockhart officer; j w BYrn,
" Hicks and Walter G;tlbreaih Judges; G Ba-
ker ana I Wright clerks.
I District w NJ Blanks officer; A A Melton, j
McKelvey and L p Wheatley Judges; Guy Mel
ton and Wilson clerks.
District &C l. Ile.rIn officer; W S Baker, II
II Warmack and o G Perkins judges; L O Hcn
don and w ]. MarchbankS clerks.
District s-Claud Doherty officer; J Il Glenn
ent, w w Young ard Dan Winters judges, T {
Climer and J i Cooper clerks.
District 10-E G Summers officer; } WarricF
W anu a - - JhSto, - ID iA31!ittt
and w Il PatIord clerks.
District IL Dave Lane officer; b W WaTrer,
NJ Russell and Tom Stokes judges; Lin TeaSicr
and Marshall Baker clerks.
District 12-W. A Presson officer; J T Jordan
wv Elmore and W.n Luther judges; W Cole
and G I Wick clerks.
District i3-W I Henry officer; Jack COblc II
Henry and Joe McLin judges; Spence and
Clifford Henry clerks.
District 14-ThOmas carp officer, Roy Barnes
Jim Ike Nunnery and X Bridges judges Ccci
Harris and Grady carp clerks.
District 15-B NJ Arnold officer: W T CLAYTON,
John Durdin and j y Jordan judges: u C Ri
sell and Josh Summers clerks.
District &c II Wheatey officer; Green Han"
John Collier and II FitzsimmonS Judges: Tayler
Redick and Hubert Davidson clerks
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-30

Should Crabtree be nominated
for Governor The Chronicle will
support him, but will do SO know
ing that Crabtree spells defeat in
November.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-30

The most familiar object these
days is the festive candidate. Per-
haps something else will turn up
after August5.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-30

Its mighty hard these days to
become worried over the fuel ques-
ton.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-30

rental purposes. They can have
them occupied, for there will be a
great demand for houses when
school opens in the fall.
x
We thought the city fathers Of
Camden were going to clean up the
town and that some work would be
done on the streets this year, We
know that the price of teams and
cost of labor is high, bnt it is ex.
pedieut that some work be done at
once. We have the money. Why
not fill up some of the hole in the
streets, any way. What do you
say, Mayor McAuley? Lets ex-
pend the money where its needed,
There'll be more revenue coming
in to the town treasury in the fall.
'ss @
Let everyone in Camden keep
hnstling to improve the appear
ance of their premises and streets.
Keep all kinds of rubbish, trash,
cans, etc, off She streets, alleys
and sidewalks and keep yards and
fences neat and clean. Nothing
helps the looks of town and in
duces new corners to settle in it
more than neatly painted houses
aud fences, neat and tidy streets
and sidewalks and fruit and shade
trees on your lots. Let us see what
you will do for the benefit of your
home town.
u y
Benton County is Democratic
by over,400, and yet the Republi-
can bosses claim that it is likely to
go Republican Thursday August
5. This. must not be, boys. Let
Democrats wake up and help land
Barnes, Lindsey, Brown, Woods
all good men and Democrats, too.
They deserve your support and
expect it. You or your boy may
be the next Democratic nominee
and you will expect every Demo
crat to stand by the ticket. Look
at Carroll, a Republican county.
Do they mix" it with Democrats?
Not much! They "vote straight"
and help elect all the Republican
nominees. The Republicans Of
Benton County will vote straight,
too, next Thursday. They are for
their nominees. Why should we
lay down, Democrats? Don't do
it, boys, but come right along on
Thursday, August 5, and lets put
the whole bunch across.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-30
AROUND TOWN
...BY OBSERVER.

We don't know who is RESPONSE
ble FOR blowing North Main Street
aud leaving it like it is, but they
certainly made it very unpleasant
for those who reside on that street.
Ii the joy riders OF Camden had
any mercy in their hearts they
would taboo North Main except on
rainy days when there is no dust
The county election is at hand,
and there is no reason why every
nominee should not be
elected, The Republicans are well
organized, boys, and they re going
to "vote it straight" This county
is Democratic, and itmust be kept
that way. The only way to do it
is for everyDemocrat to go to the
polls next Thursday and help elect
all the party nominees.
X X ~
Will Tennessee be the State to
make it possible for the woman
hood of America to have a voice in
tho elections next November? At
the call session of the General AS
spmb(y August9 Tennessee will be
given an opportunity to ratlfy suf-
frage. Such action would greatly
aid the National Democratic ticket
and help to put the political boss
of both parties ont of business.
X ~
Why is it that the county and
town officials can't get together
and put the waterworks in opera
tion at the court house? We have
spent too much money on the well
and court house to further delay
the matter of providing for the
comfort of everybody and especl-
ally for the ladies from the coun-
try who come to town. Let Judge
Clement and Mayor McAuley get
busy at once and arrange to- have
water turned into these toilets.
Y y
The Board of Education is doing
everything possible TO secure
good faculty for the next session
of Camden's school. We should,
il we don't, begin to realize that
good school is Camden's best asset.
But we can't have a good school
unless We have the cooperation of
Camden s citizens. Show your in
terest by getting up behind the
school board and rendering every
assistance possible. Ye men of
means, show your faith in Camden
by constructing new dwellings for
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-30
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
ELECTION NOTICE

INotice~is hereby given, in ac-
cordance with chapter l18 of the
public acts of Tennessee, 1917, that
a Democratic primary election will
be held in the various civil districts
of Benton County, tennessee, at
the regular voting precincts for the
purpose of nominating candidates
for Congressman, Governor, Rail
road Commissioner, State Senator,
Floterial Representative and State
Committeeman, said election to be
held within lawful hours on Thurs
day August 5, 1920.
LINDSEY MELTON,
j. w BYRD,
@. G. HoLLINGsWOITH,
j. 9. HERRIN,
w. IL. LAsHLEE,
Democratic Primary Election
Board of Benton County.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
For Delicate Nails

7lERE are some women whose
finger mails are so sensitive that
even a. small amount Of house
p ork Win make the cuticis dark and
ragged and the nail itself dry and fuil
Of ridges Some women have nails SO
sensitive that q frequent manicure
Goes more tharm than good. These
people are particularly unfortunate
because tho nails are going 10 grow
old long BEFORE they themselves show
any otl9r signs Of age
The best advice thar can be given
70 such people would be 20 ten them
70 avoid e manicure IS Tar as pos
1l1la Now the way to aroid a mani-
cure o. not To- neglect having one, but
90 prevent thu necessity for one. which
means extra good care Of the nails
When you have taken your daily
bath go ovef the edges OF the nail
with an orange wood stick as soon
as you have dried your hands The
skin VIII be soft from its long lm-
m5rsiou iu you bath water and &c
win be easy 20 keep the edges o. the
nail looking uIalt some people VIII
ten you that II this is done every day
you win never have 10 have The
cuticls clipped. but This is not so un-
less your skin ts different from any
other.
II your nails have the least tend
ency 90 be dry, rub them with olive
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

it, nor hold up some other man as
a pattern. Appeal 10 his pride IN
himself T would never admit. not
even TO myself this habit has gotten
The better OF him Believe. with all
your heart, that he Is giving them up.
since they stand in his way OF sue
cess II you do this. your attitude to-
ward Il VIII be happy and he wiz get
into rhythm with your feelings and
surprise you by telling you he does
not intend 70 allow this smoking 70
stand in his way any longer. II is a
FORM OF mental treatment so simple
that many people wiz not accept IT.
when you nag. or even annoy, %
sets M opposition. and the object you
wish 10 attain is farther away than
- you had been silent, since the op-
position is Ike q wal Of resistance.
When you show assurance it not
onlv fiatters. but puts the other one
liz harmony with you Most men 80
long way 70 please their wives even
to giving I'D a bad habit ~ they are
an1roached tactfully. Appeal TO the
Success side. BY showing confidence
n his good sense to win Then the
other SIDE which IS negative, VII dis
appear entirely.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
HOROSCOPE



THIS is not a fortunate day. ac-
cordinr to astrologers. Although
Neptune is ia benefic aspect
Jupiter. Saturn and the Sun are all
adverse.
Il Is a time that may be favorable
for selling. but al other transactions
should be subject 10 the utmost eau
ton
Neptune gives promise Of good luck
to- an who travel especially Il they
cross the ocean
There IS a sign read as most
suspicious 1or all who have oil in-
terests. New discoveries win cause
commercial Investigations that may
benefit the people generally.
At this time there may be q de-
cided falling or in business Banks
continue under a rule making for exc
IRENE conservatism. Jupiter indicates
that all who control money VIII be
exceedingly cautious.
The old and those who have held
power for g long tine may be most
pessiuistic under this rule. 1t IS not
a fortunate day TO seek tavors or con
cessions OF any sort.
The sun bodies iA for those who
are at the head Of state or county af-
fairs They may suffer from severe
criticism.
November IS a month Of many SEN
aa-al-os A-@ result CT XII. LMllulIaL
election IS subject to the friendly
sway OF Jupiter and Saturn. Mars.
Mercury and Uranus being strongly
adverse.
Theft and fraud viii continue TO be
aiarmingly prevalent during the
winter months
Uranus IN sinister sway IS believed
to be more or less responsible for
the explosions Of bombs and for plots
that include the sacrifice Of lives
While what seem 10 be the forces
OF eF1 are much in evidence. the seers
declare thar there IS corresponding
development OF ali that is good, for
many Of the worlds evils are dying
out
Persons whose birthdate It e should
avoid speculation or business risks.
The health should be watched, for
there may be a temptation to over
work.
children born on this day are likely
to Be too kind and generous Tor their
own good They should be trained ia
systematic business methods.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

Use cotton on year oranseWood stick.
powders or pastes, as these are dry
Ing
AIRS. Anzious-Do not nag him or
you VIII make him worse. The best
course IS 70 show him how this smok-
ing is lniuriug AIM Probably you
feel sou have already done that and
failed u I were Tcu 7 would find
out Just why excessive cigarat smos-
ms unlarniues the health. then wait
Tor the onportuns time TO bring your
information out Never quarrel over
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
By EDNA KENr FORBES

oil three CO four times every week.
This VIA nourish the new nail as Sc
grows in and VIII keep il smooth and
Young When s. bleach is necessary
do not use IN acid. but instead some
thing very mild such az lemon Juice
Most Of your manicrring should be
done With an emery board 10 file she
nails an crangewood stick 20 keep
them neat olive oil or cold cream TO
nourisl them. and lemon juice 10
bleach r1em- IsG the buffer as often
IS you wish. Tor il stimulates the cir
cuiauon. but do not use polishing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

RIO corn. hard or SOFT. is too old or
too firmly rooted TO resist -Gets-Itn
Immediately III dries and shrivels.
the edges loosen from the true 1lesh
and soon you can peel lt riEht off
with your fingers as ralulesaly as
you trim your nails.
why coddle such rests2 Why nurse
and uamuer theml Why cue and trlu
fhem3 WHY not REMOVE them with
nGETS-IT Get a bottle today at
any drug store-the cost is a trlfle.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
TOyIand is Now Open
Reflections OF A Bachelor Girl
Il HEIEN ROWAN

third a surrender. her fourth an ar-
Derlment-and all the rest. merely re-
search.
when a flapper acquires a 1ipstick
q pair OF green earrings. and an in-
scrutahle expression. &c IS a sign that
she has decided TO take I'd -ramplng
ia a serious way
Eve was the only woman who ever
got what every woman 7ants-the
complete and undivided attention Of
the only man in the world"
After 90 man might a. ven
marry; hs IS going 20 grow bald
Erouchy. and fniclzy. anyhow.
A man may read al that was ever
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
Do You Belieoe-9

BY EIrILE sELEf hlEL-
THAT II you eat fried oysters and
drink milk you VIII be extremely
Sc
That people downtown who smile
readily when you enter their stores
are really Ei@a to see y'u
That an EossIps IN town are per-
sonaIly acquainted with the women
they talk about2
That ea-rhieus people never have
anything worth saTing-
That girls Who bob their hair look
childish
mat al men like Widow
grass or sod-better than girls
Of the same aeEs
that the girls working dovntevn
have designs on an the auccea71ul
married men they znow2
That long haired men are effimi-
nate and short haired women are
That the trade excursion accom-
ulished its greatest good BY damp
aninE the spirits Of the party az
much as it did2
That women who earn their
living should make themselVes
iook as unnttraetire as peasiblef
rhat every woman has had ~ least
one chance 90 marry
That George Theisen viii ever get
Oh in Hueco hasin2
That people who read every new
book n popular fiction, are ven in-
formed2
That home made vine. started from
grape juice. IS as good as that dis
pensed In other d1ys ia front Of the
mirror which IS nov IN the sheldon
'olfss room.
That prohibition, no matter what
Its faults. IS a good thing2
That r. ?. van surdam is a bet
ter musician than writer7
THAT Judge pollock s. getting
thinner
That Percy Montgomery looks Ike
an actor and Emmett Illness father
InlaW looks like a movie starr
That beautiful women are charm
Ing" only IN conversations where they
are not present or when IL "a exc
pected 70 be repeated % them y the
discussion Isl held By Vumen2
That snriefy butterflies u,1ny
only Ieutenants and senssble Wo-
men business mens
That the only requisite for movie
actress is beauty
That an smartly dressed profes-
sicnal girls are husband snatchsrs2'
That Bob 1ldAfee IS almost the
handsomest man IN town.
.
That a girl when she sees man
wlth a shiny nose has an irresistible
instinct 10 offer him the use Of her
powder puff
That DIT. p. r. Brown has the most
chesterfieIdiau manner Of. any man
in IL Faso2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

written about women and then not
know any more about them than
Hortentot would know about an lee
berg, merely from seeing a picture Of
one
no man would hesitate 20 marry an
"ansel." and then expect her 70 make
over her old halos and use her wings
70 dust the furniture with
The difference between 2 spiuster
and a bachelor SRI IS that the lirzr
thinks or marriage as something she
has missed and the second thinks
OF it as something she has escaped
Marriage fs the point AZ which q
woman ceases being -bahlad' By q
nan. and begins TO mother him
Copyright. 1890 By the Wheeler Syn
dictate, Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
Catarrh
Quickly Ended By a Pleasant Germ
Killing Aufirs1fic

Killing Anhsephc.
The littla zToursi Inhaler As made
Of hard rubber end can easily be
carried lu pocket OF purse 10 wiz
last a life time.
into this inhalcr pour a few drops
OF magical HTomei
This IS absorbed BY che antiseptlc
gauze within and now you are ready
70 lreeG1e it IL over the germ ln-
Tested membrane where it VIII
speedily begin itg work o. killing
cltarrH germs Hvomel IS made OF
AustraEan eucalyptus combined with
other auIEautics and IS very pleas
ant 10 buslthe-
bronchitis, sore throats Group. coughs
and colds OF money hack. 70 cleans
ont q stuffed up head in Two minutes.
eoll By druggists eTeryWhera.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

WHEN love dies ir would be some
w consolation TO q woman to give
&c an elaborate burial. ~ the
man wouldn't always insist on bring
ing the next woman to the funeral
A mans idea Of time IS So fuctuar-
tuE that every wife need am oui1a
board around the house to ten her exc
activ when her husband wiz come I'm
evenings, and when 10 put the steak
In the oven.
A woman,s FIRST kiss IS a sacra-
ment. her second an adventure, her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
How MY POOR
BACKDOES
Many n woman keeps slaar'r trn5I
for this, but It's great for
ether u1iuss 200

THAT dragging. usa-y.nE bacizacts
that so many women regularly
suffer from. IS quickly eaa=1 by
q Httie sloans LlnlusnL
But it IS good for All the family.
Apply it without rubbing. for a
Kinds Of aches and paIns. 1rom me
sharp nau1alrlc twinEe 10 che DUN.
tearing ache OF rheurlarisr1-
Lneu there's sclctic1- Ium1ago. sors
muscles. stiff Joints. Keep 8 Bottle
handy. Ter you uerer'I know Uhe1
you VIII need H.
Largest size la most sconomfcaI
AT sl drusEists-35e. zoe, $40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

axes are AANAANaaa
it is not the cost that makes people
value certain photographic con-
sideriuE the cost there is no one
pleasure known that gives such last
Ing delight as a photograph. If you
have never owned a kodak then you
have missed many happy moments
that are wen within your grasp.
Gandarl Photo supply Company
40 u san Antonio St.-acr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

Pictorial Review one year and III
Faso Herald one month for only $500.
send your subscriptions direct TO The
El Easo Herald.-Ac-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

CRICKET hicks stroued over last
- Wednesday afternoon and had a
long, s0ciabls talk with the Rye Straw
storekeeper on the financial condition
Of the nation and after they had dis
cussed the situation pro and con 1t vas
found to be so bad that Cricket could
not even borrow the so cents he was
aiming to.
Washington Hooks, who has been
living in one place nearly all Of his life,
has moved across the road, and he is
now seeing life from a different angle.
At the school entertainment Friday
night a flea got on slim Picksns and
he got up and moved two times, but
never did get nd Of it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

TIT II you eat fried oysters and
drink milk you VIII be extremely
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
For Old
or New
Corns-
''GetsIt"
Three Drops ShHTsls Them Up So
You Can Lift Them Off

Thirty seconds after you touch the
corn with this liquid corn remover
the iabbiug. stabbing pain Of &c stops
for an time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
Sic Prices:
November Sale Coats
S12. 95-$24.75--S39.75

AT Sl295: Cotton pushes brown navy burgundy, with velvet collars:
mixtures and solid coatng-tmmsd with large collars belts pockets
good range Of all sizes
-T S2475: Several models six plush the short effect
bearsn also In black and shades only Newest styles this low
price
-AT S3975 Huge collar nappy effect much favor. Of lovely
a low pncs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

That the girls working doWntc7Tn
have designs on al the successful
married men they knoW2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

rhaf an zosslps IN town are per-
sonaIy acquainted with the women
they talk aboutz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
November Sale Dresses
S12.95-S19.75--S39.75

At $685. splendid Of veveteen, and satin
dresses mostly navy bue-hmmd embroidered Special values for S
day at this very low p1cel
4T $685. Choose from lovely velour checks oobne poet twill
jersey and many pretty browns and blues; beaded and embroidered
models
III s39z5 Newest styles beaded and eotne kittens crepe
crepe navy blue excellent very good range Of
r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

rhat Farrhleus people never have
anvthinr worth saying2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

That Dr. p. r. Brown has the most
in FL Easol
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

That al men like widow
rrass or sod-better than girls
Of the same aee3
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

That girls who bob their hair look
childish
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

That people downtown who smile
readily when you enter their stores,
are really rled 70 see your
=
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

That long haired men are effimi-
nate and short haired women are
masculine1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

That a girl when she sees a man
with a shiny nose has an irresistible
instinct 10 offer him the use Of her
powder puff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

That home made vine. started from
grape juice. IS as good as that dis
nenssd ia other days ia front Of the
enffee rnruZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

That women who earn their
living should make fhcmselFes
1nnE As unnrfrneflrc as un1Eihlef
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

That aoriefy butferflica mlrrv
only ueuienants and senssble uo-
men business meus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

That the trade excursion accom-
ulished its greatest good BY damp
eninE the spirits Of the party az
much as 10 did,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

That every woman has had ~ least
one chance 90 marry
That George Theisen wiz ever get
on in Hueco hasiu2
That people who read every new
book in popular fiction. are ven in-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

MAJ Bob 1IlAfee is almost the
handsomest man in town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

That prohibition. no matter VIA
Its faults. IS a good thing2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

May Change
Mikes Mind

CHICAGO. Feb. i2.--Mike Gibbons
Is supposed 10 be In retirement In Vt.
Paul but he hasn't fallen into such
sound sleep that the blinking ana
clanking OF "a hundred thousand iron
men wouldn't wake him up. Eddie
Kane. manager Of the Gibbons
brothcrs-M Mike and Tommy
me this carful SIS he supervised
Tommy's training work in a local
gym;
"Ych. Mikes In retirement. all
right" said Eddie. but I'm telling
YOU the fans Of 81. Paul want To
see another scrap between the two
Mlkes--Cibbons and O'Dowd-and
they'll paw out n hundred thousand
for IN. show II would be the big
gcst thing In the flatic line ever
staged Ia Minnesota, and ! look for
the promoters 10 get busy and put
u on the coming summer"
The two Mikes met last summer
and IL was n haiti. worth seeing
Gibbons didn't win and he announced
he was thru. lie has been boxing
several years. but he is still young
and In good shape. oDowd. the
champion. In much younger. OF
course. but there isn't a world OF
difference between the two. and any
time they fight thereli be a crowd
present.