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Evening journal., 1920-07-26
Headache
Don't Allow Yourself to Suffer.
Stop Il With M. d. |.

As the majority Of headaches arise
from stomach trouble, when you fnd
yourself afflicted with one. get a
bottle Of NJ. d. /. at the drug store.
10 is a stomach remedy that will i'm
mediately put a siop 10 the pains IN
your head at the same time. ending
Inc disorder that has upset your
digestive system.
NJ. d. I. reaches The snot every
time. 70 Is remarkably effective IN
an forms OF stomach sickness. 10 Is
harmless, contains no habit forming
drugs and costs but 80 cnts for a small
bottle at Eckerd's or any drug store.
Evening journal., 1920-07-26
1000 WORSHIPPERS
AT PARK SERVICE

Two thousand persons attended the
open-air religious service In Brandy
wine Park last night. The rev.
Charles II. Bonner, pastor Of Hanover
Presbyterian Church, was thepre gch-
err. speaking on the subject, what Is
Your Life" Mr Bohner poinNd out
mans responsibilities In The present
lie. and he relation Of This life TO
the hereafter.
Announcement was made that the
Rev. Joseph l.. Wesley. OF Kingston
Pa, would be the speaker next sun
day night ID was also announced
Evening journal., 1920-07-26
Have You Piles?
Then You Have Something to
Learn.

Then You Have Something 10
Learn.
Thousands who have piles have not
learned that quick and permanent relief
can only De accomplished with internal
medicine. Neither cutting nor any
amount Of treatment with ointments and
tuppositories will remove the cause
Bad circulation causes piles There is
a complete stagnation of blood In the
lower bowel and weakening Of the
parts. DR.. J. S. Leonhardt was nrst 90
hnd the remedy. His prescription BE-
HEM ROin. a tablet medicine taken in-
iernally. that ls now sold hy druggists
generally Dr. Lconhardt tried 10 In
looV cases with the marvellous record OF
success In as per cent and then decided
should be sold under a rigid money
back guarantee.
Don't waste any more time with out.
side applications Get a package Of
HEN Roin from \. y. panforth today. II
has given safe and lasting relief 60 thou
sands Of people, and should do the saml
Tor you-rlf seldom falls.
Evening journal., 1920-07-26

home, but decided 10 ask the sdvice
or the Magical Mushroom.
We'll said the Mushroom. jump
ing out OF Nancy's pocket. Il think
you'd better stay here. as you must
take care Of the rent money in the
big pockctbook until Tingaling is
found, or at least until the Fairy
Queen can find another landlord for
the Land-of-Dcar-nows Where"
As usual he was right. So Nancy
and Nick decided 90 stay where
they were IN Naple-Tree Flats until
Tingaling was located.
(Copyrlght. 1920. n. 4. Al
Evening journal., 1920-07-26

that the services viii begin at : o'clock
instead Of 73O. An appeal was made
for increased financial support for
the conduct N the services. u was
stated that 10 date si6Sg3 had been
collected There is deficit of sii0.
No reference was made 40 any tmc
during the service Co the Rev Ahan
Rlcheys dNapproNal of Epis,opalians
attending the JOINT services.
Teamsiers and drlvrs will end
plenty Of work boy using the Want
Ads.
Evening journal., 1920-07-26
TNCAIINC DIsAppEARS


oliver Oriole finished MS poem and
Mr.. Tingalings suit at the same in
slant. "Therer said he. That's
done Now I'm sure il will ft better
since I put the gussets into IL, and
the fairy landlord can breathe better
But II his jimmy gets any fatter.
cant FIX 1t again, for have no more
material"
So he called to his wife TO rap at
Mr.. Tingaling's door and 30 tell him
mat he could get up now, as he
clothes were finished
Nick and Nancy, the twins, gathered
up the rentbook and the big pocket
book and the lead pencil and pre-
pared TO leave as soon as Tingaling
was dressed
But suddenly Mrs Oriole hurst In
with the news that MT. Tingaling
wasn't In the spare room at all, nor
In fact In any other room, clothes or
no clothes.
"Oh, he's just sound asleepw de-
clared her husband. You didn't
hammer loud enough. I'll go my
self"
Which he did. but in few minutes
he ruierned looking tOrried Its a
factW he exclaimed. The fairy
landlord has disappeared He isn't In
the house at all I've looked into
every room and cupboard. and the
clothes-hamper. and the trunk, and
even up the chimney and he Isn't
anywhere
The twins didn't know just what "a
do then They thought at first OF
: having their Green shoes take then
Evening journal., 1920-07-26

aunt, Mrs. George Patterson, Della
ware City.
The condition of William Nantnc
Who was stricken with paralysis last
week, and who was taken TO the
County Hospital, Is still serious. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Gebhart visited him
/ yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
SHAD FISHING ENDING,
NOW FOR STURGEON
Fishermen Report Notable In
crease Of the Big Fish in the
River This Year.
$ peelal Correspondence Of Every Evoulns

pee.lai Correspondence of Every Fvcnlne
Delaware City. May Some shad
fisherman If tbs place have already
stopped for the season an.l two crews
Yesterday started after sturgeon The
fishermen are anticipating a good sttr-
peau fishing season and for this reason
more sturgeon fishermen are expected
this vear thar for several years I,hc fact
that very few fishermen have engaged
ii sturgeon fishing for the pas. few Years
u gwen as tic reason for the large amount
If sturgeon row found ii the Delaware
quite 4 uumhcf Il thg valuable fish ai-
ready have hcen caught this SEASON
Fishermen m Port Penn have beer
making hg catches Of carp ~ their haui
srlnce This II unusual and the fishermen
arc unable to explain why 90 many carp
arc hclnR caught The shad fishermen
also have hecn making catches of carp
IN their shad ncts
Shad sold fer $50 apiece on the
Wharves here yesterday
f.obd catches If trout are being made
down tic river The 6sheuneu say this
HsIlally indicates there viii he plenty of
sha6
Foar mud machines are dredging IN
Dan Baker Range, in connection with the
3ti-foot channel for the Delaware. 4
suction drcdge is blowing the material
on the Ses Jersey shore. opposite
Artificial Island Leiow lakewood Beach.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, May 6.-Nineteen partially
disabled soldiers sent to Delaware College
by the War Department for vocational
education are now quartered IN Linden
Hall. which has been exoellently fitted up
for the occasion. Raymond ID. Upton, an
instructor, is in charge of the men. Others
are expected from day to day until the
total number reaches 80.
A carnival will be held next week, for
the benefit of Minnehaha Tribe of Red
Men.
A special program in honor of Mothers s
Day will be given in Newark Presbyterian
Church next SUNDAY.
Harry NJ Mcdonald of College Park,
Md, a graduate of Maryland State Col
lege, has been elected teacher of agricul-
ture at the Newark high school He will
succeed Frank p. McCardell, whose duties
at Delaware College make il impossible to
finish the term.
Newark Board of Education has in
vited the present staff of teachers in the
public schools TO return next year at an
advance of $40 month in salary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
NEWS OF BRIDGEVILLE.

Bridrcvillc. May 6.-Thc local ". c.
r L. met Tuesday ut Edgewood, the
country home Of Mrs. Elma Gray. The
state president, Mrs. George Pierce OF
Milford and Mrs. Jane Pcnnewill Of VIII
mington we're present.
The Tuesday Night Cluh this week
elected the following officers President
Mrs Roland :. Elliott: vicc-prcSdcnts
Mrs. Lawrence Nj Cahall. Mrs Dawson
Todd. Mrs. Harry W. Nlven; recording
secretary, Mrs G. Leon Cannon; as
sistaut Mrs Edward Elliott; correspond
ing secretary. Mrs Edward G. Brown;
assistant. Miss Mary Lcdenham; treas
tlrcr. Mrs. Enos b. Wright; trustees
Mrs Elma Gray and Mrs Edward liaz-
1ard
Miss Lizzie Cahall. who spent the
winter with relatives III Philadelphia,
Germantown and Marietta Pa, has lc-
turned here and opened her home on Main
Miss NcH Ward Of Wilmington is
spending q few days here with her father,
f. t. Ward
White potatoes are very scarce II the
market nov and the few for sale arc bring
ing 81 - per half hlishel
ArcceutIau was given Rev II ". ID. John
SON. pastor of tho Nj l. Church Of Green
wood. ~ members Of the church, Tuesday
evening.
Robert Reed was suddenly called to
Wilmington, tins week. fy the serious
tllrc.s of lis daughter. Mary, who was
upeiated on for Appendicitis.
RAYMOND Russell of Corawcll Heights,
Pa is here visiting his parents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Elkton. Md, Nav 6.-isov. DIR. II. II,
Roberts, pastor at Fallston Presbyterian
Church, was installed, last evening, IN the
presence of large congregation. itev.
DIR. Persons of Baltimore preached the
sermon. Rev. MIR. Mead delivered the
charge to the pastor and Rev. W a. Price
the charge TO the people.
Chester Mason of the upper section OF
Cecil county has been taken TO Phlla-
delphia hospital, suffering with creeping
paralysis.
The double dwelling in North East
owned by Patrick Rcedy has been sold to
Edward tioodnow.
The young ladies' of F.lkton will give
their second Leap Year dance tomorrow
evening in Company + arm mory.
Professor t. G. Jenkins, State BOYS
Club agent, will address the School I'M
provcmcnt Association ut Appleton,
Wednesday next.
The congregation of Elkton Presby-
terian Church has increased the salary OF
the pastor, Rev. John McElmoyle, from
81 200 10 $1,000 per annum. They h ave
also cleared up all debts against t he
church
A marriage license was issued in i.lklon,
yesterday. 10 Nick Iirundanis of VIII
mington and Buciah Marvel of Smyrna,
Del
The management Of Flkton baseball
team is making Improvements to the
grounds in preparation for the openinP
game here, Saturday, with the New
Castle, Del. team
Mrs Beulah Austin, for the past year
superintendent at Union Hospital, Elk
ton, has tcndered her resignation, cifee-
tive May Is
The Chester county Pa, court has
declared tic marriage Il Iranson Black
the Negro Who came 10 Islkton. lasf fall
representing himself rs an Indian and'
was married by Rev 6. + Jones' 70 llelcu
Robinson. young white Firl of Oxford.
Pa null and void The Negro paia The
cost of the caeo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
GREAT CATCHES OF HERRING.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
.Seaford. May Ga rccord-hrcaking
catch Of herring was made, yesterday,
1T the Red House seine ground on the
Nanticokc river, Massey Bros, pro-
prictors. six miles below Seaford, when the
Is. crlnen landed 1900 fish One haul
alone netted ,S6G herring At this haul
the men vcrc unabr to pull their seine
hi. On account Of the weight, and were
colnIaalicd to dip them ont with what
ever kind Of receptacle they could find
Extraordinarily large catches Of her
ring were reported al IN and down the
river, the Nantic0ke seeming 70 be fairly
alive with the fish. As a consequence the
price dropped, going to 90 cents per 100
The fish were bought up mostly by the
inhabitants along the river and towns
fronting on the stream. They are being
salted down for winter use.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
CHEsTERT0wN AND VICINITY.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Evcry Evening
Chestertown, Md. May + ife
caused damage amounting 20 about S2.W0
on the stock and building II frank A..
tlurlosk proccry and provision store
on IIiph street aijouroiHe tie new lank-
lue building If the Third National Bank,
Yesterday morning The laas Is fnllq
covered by insurance in lneal eofHpahIes
Onc window IL the new hank building
vas burned out
Someone accidentally threw lighted
cigarette INTO the Ing gasalihe tank nj
s. furuera store Tuesday night,
" lille the marhine WAS u operation.
setting fire t. Tie tank Tie danase
was slight
The ladirs Minstrel show given IN tic
yrcum Theatre. Tuesday and last
evenings hy local talent for the heneiit
If Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church. wax attended ~ large audiences.
\ fine sum was realized,
Mrs i ) Honcrs. who Ind been II
guest II her mothcr-in law, Mrs A II
Bowers. III ChcAaertonn during tho past
week ias gouc ~ Rock Hall, where she
UlI -rtnd the remainder of tire week
with hcr sister. Mrs ] Henry Thompson.
cine If The poultry ralsers N hester
town has nj orcr from a Baltimore
hrm to ship rs many bnhy elieks rs pos
slhle every week during the month o
.Iunc II $50 uer 100 The baIy chuck
business has heen the lafgest IN the ials-
tory 81 Kent county during tic present
season, tully $4,000 having been shipped
from the hcstertoWn postoffiee hF
parcels post
Two large trucks were required Tues
day to carry the shipment of asparagus,
eggs ami other produce from tile hester
town kcunedyville, aud Gaicna post
offices Il Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Ralph l'silton, assistant hookkeeper N
the Kent County Savings Bank, has
resigned aud will return u farming With
lis father IN Norton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
AEROPLANE AT DOVER.

Dover. Nav g. The acroplanc which
operated at smyrna last week during tho
carnival Of the American Legion Post
visited Dover, yesterday. and cIrclcd over
the town the greater part Of the day. The
first Dover resident 10 make tho trip was
Louis Silcox.
Tomorrow evening. between & and Z
o'clock, weather permitting. Thomas
Christian Of the Twcnty-fourth Aero
Squadron, A. r. II. will 40 some fancy
stunts on the field just beyond Silver Lake.
north Of Dover. A portion Of tho money
derived from tho trips Will he turned over
I'd Walter l.. Fox Post, American Legion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
Missionary Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman Missionary Society Of First and
Central Presbyterian Church was held
Tuesday evening at 7.a5 O'Clock a the
church The program Was III charge Of
Miss Josephine PrIckctt and Mrs Jos.
c. Clark Mrs. Melvin Anderson and
Mrs " ;. rrckett conducted the dcvo-
tionals Extracts from letter from Mrs.
Jordan. OF Tcheras. 'circc, were read
by Mrs Joseph ) Hamilton Mrs. Jean
nette I.cnde-man read papcr on Negro
Americans and Mrs Wilkins one on
Africa, the missionary subjects for the
month Interesting messages from the
Prcsbyterial we're gwen by the delegates,
Mrs Walter Wiliams and Mrs ". ).
Prickctt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Great Catch of Herring in the Nam
ticoke River Sends Prices
Away Down.
AN AEROPLANE AT DOVER
Middletown Masons Entertain as
Guests Grand Lodge Officers
and Visiting Brethren.
=. =, y,verv rveninc's Correspondents

Middletown May 6,-Cnion Lodge,
No. :, 4. f. and 4. NJ, Tuesday night
entertained the grand officers Of the State
on their annual visitation. They enter
tanned in their new quarters, which were
dedicated in March last, after the lodge
had been burned out in the fire which de-
stroyed the Opera House. December 30
last
About - visitors attended the session
among whom were guests from Whining
ton, Dover. Salisbury smyrna, Delaware
CITY and Clayton. The evening was spent
in Speaking and social entertainment, after
which luncheon was served in the ban
quet hall on the second floor.
Among the State officers present were
NJ. ". G. NJ, Harry Mayer, Dover; H..
". d. G. NJ, William J. Hlghtlcld' WI
Stevens. Delaware City; NJ Il. Q. G.,
Milton Mccain, Smyrna; W. G. NJ,
William X Knight, Dover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
"TIz' CLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET
No Pulled Up, Burning, Ten
der, Aching Feet--No Corns
or Callouses.

Tiz makes sore. burning, tired feet
fairly dance with delight Away go the
aches and pains. the corns, eallouses
bhsters. bunlons and chlbains
liz draws cut the acids and poisons
that puff up your feet. No matter now
hard you work. how long YOU dance how
far You walk or how long YOU remain on
Your feet. "Tlz brings re~tful foot com
fort IL Is magical gr and, wonderful
for tired aching. swollen. smarting feet
Ah' how comfortable. how happy you
feel Your feet Just tingle for JOY shoes
never hurt or seem tight
Get n box 81 .Iiz now from any drug
gist or department store End foot
torture forevcr wear smaller shoes keep
your feet fresh. sweet and happy Just
thiah awhole year foot comfort for
a few cents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
DELAW ARE CITY.

Delaware City, May 6.-At the meeting
of the Young Peoples Society of the
Presbyterian Church, last night, Rev
Robert G.. Pitzer and Rodney Schundcr
were in charge OF the amusem enta for the
evening Mrs. George Bowen AMID Mrs
William B. Nichols were the refreF Fhmcnt
committee
Mrs. William Pennington of Whining
ton spent last night here with her parents,
Mir and Mrs, Harry G. Clark
Miss Mordele Sergeant of,nittsburg is
here visiting her cousin, Miss Mary
Jester
Rev l.. W Layfcld, pastor bf the
Nj r. Church, was in charge Of the funeral
services of Frank r. Householder, whose
death occurred on Sunday afternoon The
services were held at his late home Nestcr-
day afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
MONEY SAVING PLAN.

Seaford, May 6.-Children in the
Seaford public school are much interested
in the movement Of thrift, and Savings
Society, under he direction Of the Saving
Division Of the Treasury Department.
has been started. The plan used is for
the children to bring their pennies until
they have 25, when they are gwen a
Thrift Stamp.
In order to give zcst to the propaganda
of thrift by savings, and encourage com
petition in attaining results, the Savings
Division of the War Loan Association is
Offering prizes TO the teachers having the
highest percentage Of scholars in their
rooms who save regularly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06

election TO decide whether or not the
Council shall be authorized to bond the
town for SIS, 900, under an act passed by
the Legislature, to enlarge the water and
electric light plants.
The Consolidated Engineering Co, of
Baltimore has been making an investi-
CATION as to proposed improvements to
give Council an idea rs to what is needed
and the cost
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
She Feels Zinc Now

Aches and pains often indicate kidneys
out Of order Your kidneys surely need
help and quickly when Your hands Or
feet arc swollen and you feel dull and slug
gi~h lose your appetite and your energy
and there is a puffy look under the eyes
Mrs j. Gibson, 18th and Edison Sts. La
Junta, Colo writes My kidneys were
giving nc a great deal Of trouble for some
time took Foley Kidney Pills and they
helped me right away, J feel fine now +"
\ b. Danforth, Market and Second
streets ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
FIRE-FIGHTiNG APPARATUS.

Dover, MAY Gown Council. after
hearing the report from the JOINT com
rnittec Of Robbins Hose Go. and the
Council on the purchase Of q now Ere
fighting apparatus decided to purchase m
Ahrcns-Fox Co. truck, with latest equip
ment, to cost Sl2, 500 \ special tax has
been levied this wear for that purpose.
While the order has hccn placed, IL is
possible the machine MAY not 10 de-
llvcrcd for several weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
TO RUN THROUGH CAMDEN.

Dover May {. The State Highway
Commission. yesterday, decided that tho
second route of State highway, between
Dover and tho lower part of the county
should come through Camden Dele
CATIONS from Camden had been before the
commission on other occasions, asking for
this concession
jury to assess damages for a small
strip 81 land just above Rising sun, owned
by W J. Reed, for State highway pur-
poses, awarded 5000 to the owner The
Jury included John " Herring. Milford
John W Shcldrake and Mr. Masten, Har-
rlngtnn. Harry NcDnnIel Dover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
HIGH SCHOOL CONFERENCE.

Newark, Nav 6.-At the opening Of
the second annual session Of the State
High School Conference in Wolf Hall,
Delaware College. tomorrow evening.
Pierre S. du Pont. vice-presideDt Of the
State Board of Education, will be the
principal speaker.
Greetings viii be extended to the visit
Ing teachers by DR.. Samuel c. Mitchell
president of the college and Professor A
II. Berlin, principal of Wilmington High
School. The conference will continue
SATURDAY. morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
TAKING ON MANY MEMBERS.

Seaford, May 6.-The Seaford Produce
Growers Association is experiencing
great success in gathering in new mem
bers Already 81 new applications have
been received this year, bringing the total
membership up to about 100.
Friday evening the public will be in
vited to hear Mrs. Iva J. n Perkins. direc-
tor of Child Welfare, for the State Of
Delaware, make an address before the
association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
FIvE-ACRE CORN TEST.
New Plans of Delaware Corn Growers
Association

The new plans OF the Delaware Corn
Growers Association give special rcrog-
milton to the demonstration value of
boys work as corn growers in field crop
production enterprises. The new rules
provide In the main as follows
The boys fve-acre contest Is open to
any corn club boy OF previous experience.
and to all boys between the ages OF | 1 and
p years. provided that they enroll with
the county agent or county club leader on
or before June !
Each contestant viii be expected to
keep q record of all items that enter into
the cost of production, which record shall
be given to the judges when they de
termine the yield.
Basis Of award:
IA Yield Of dry shelled corn, 20 per
cent.
o. Quality of corn produced. 5 per
cent. Determined by 20-ear exhibit at
county or State show. or IN the field by a
committee of special judges
(c) Completeness and accuracy OF rec
ords, IS per cent.
Awards:
The champion corn grower Of the boys
class In each county viii be awarded a free
trip to the junior short course, which viii
be held at Delaware College for one week
next winter in connection with the farm
els short course. provided that there are
two or more contestants in the county
A list Of prizes viii also lie provided for
best county and State exhibits
The boy who grows 100 bushels or more
Of corn will be admitted into the 100
Bushel Corn Club. with the men of the
state, and in recognition Of this merit NAL
lie awarded gold medal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
Arters M.C.T.T. Meetinr.

Arters ". &. r. L will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the home Of Mrs
Louis B. Legg 60f East Eighth street
tonight al S 0 clock al members are re-
qucsted to be present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
FRANK f. HOUSEHOLDER.
Funeral Services Yesterday at Residence
In Delaware City.

The funeral services u Frank I.
Householder were held from his late home
in Delaware City, yesterday afternoon.
with interment If the Delaware City
Cemetery Jackson Lodge, Na - 4 /.
4 A. ". of Delaware City attended the
funeral and conducted services at the
cemetery In addition to the Masonic
representatives. there were members et
other organizations "a which Air. House
holder belonged Grald Master Harry
Mayer, of Dover. Deputy GfaHd Master
William J Highfeld Of Wilmington;
Grand Senior Warden Stanley ; Stevens
If Delaware City and Grand Marshal
William Il Knight. of Dover of the
Grand Lodge of Delaware attended the
services
Dr. /. ". Layfeld, pastor Of the II T.
Church Of Delaware City conducted the
services at the late home and Al the
cemetery The funeral Was ore Of the
largest held IN Delaware City IN some
years.
-, 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06

his office 10 conform with Wilmington
time. This will bc done and the office
VIII be open lrorn until 4, standard time
OF 2 until >, local time, IN order ~ avoid
the com usjon resulting in The differ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
Neiehborhood Club Carnival.

The Nejghborhood Club Of No -
School viii hold its second annual indoor
picnic and carnival at the school tomorrow
Evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
VIII Keep CITY Time

Harry + Graham. collector Of internal
revenue, has been advised by the Balti-
more office that he may sey the time IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06

Every Evenings classified advertise.
ments briDR results Proved BY the sa,
faction of rnany and will be to vou ADJ