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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17
AMONG THE SCHOOLS
; 90 . o o o o . o o o o o o
Trustees Meeting Saturday.

Trustees Meeting Saturday.
/ hope that every trustee in the
county will remember the meeting to
be held on Saturday morning at 10
o'clock and that Superintendent
Swearingen will be with US and maks
an address to the trustees. 1t will
be worth your while to attend this
meeting, and if you are live wire
and interested in filing the trus:
which you have accepted as a trustee
for the school in your community,
you will be on hand promptly at the
hour mentioned. The meeting viii
start promptly on the :.our as the
teachers are to meet at II O'Clock.
The meeting will be heii IN The cou:3
house il the court should adjourn or
Friday SO that We MAJ GET the buiid-
ing. # not we viii go right over to
the high school auditorium and have
the meeting there. an very anx-
ious to have all the trustees present
and l urge all of them to make a spe-
cial effort to come.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17

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There has been the most wonderful
harvest in this country this year tia.
was ever known in the history of the
country. And yet there has never
been such cry of hard times and
such a ,stagnation in business for
many years. There must be some
thing wrong with the System" some
whore. More cotton than we know
what to do with, and more Of every
thing except money, and there must
be just as much money, as. there eves
xas. And people ne world starv-.
I,ing and freezingg f6s ark Of food
and clething. Il Ms day: Of ad-
vanced civilizat;;so IS SC this. condition
should not exist hereas should be
some way provided d lststhese starv
ing and freezing HONS have o.
our abundance. & System" is
evidently ont OF sSst sat some place
and needs mendins 81 s,,s s.s,. -. j. : -
Mr.. sSchwabs say tshat the whole
world owes the UnjfSd States money,
and the, whole wefSI SIS hungry 70,
what the, United tates can supply.
I that be true, ass .itis,. then it
seems that the .ssys sina should be so
put in shape to tfxas 81 some way
that the: whole world may be fed on
what we have, SO thatiit could get in
position not only to pay for that, but
also to pay what it owes. 1t is mighty
hard for a hungry man to pay debts.
You get rid Of his hunger first and
then he can 60 to work to pay his
debts. There is not much of the debt
paying spirit in thehungry man. But
If you give the average man an OPP
portunity and a chance to do some
thing he VIII as a rule not disapp oint
you. Apart from this, as an act of
humanity, we must do something to
help those who are naked and starv-
ing from our barn Of plenty, and if
we do not we will suffer as they are
suffering, though maybe in different
way, but suffer all the same. Ali
the world is our neighbor, and we
are commanded to help and serve
our neighbor so that our horn Of
plenty may not dwindle.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17
Notice.

The chamber%of commerce has OH
hand supply Of application: blanks
for procuring 1921 automobile Il
cerses. Also if has copy CT the
1921 rating beck, and blanks for reg
iztIattio!, Of trucks, tractors and
Ss-=2;:a-@s. These viii Re FINISHED
g3adls- 70 a::y cGa VINO wishes TO
:::s.aa.e uec cf them
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17

{ We would like for every man, and
especially every farmer in this coun-
ty and everywhere else, to read the
article which we reproduce from The
State written by Mr.. John T. Rod
dey. It gives the situation just, as
It exists The cotton producer is
the elephant, being led about by the
man with the little stick, and does
not realize his real power. If he
could be made to realize his strength.
as Mr.. Roddey well says, he could
knock the little man with the little
stick into kingdom come, The cot
ton farmer has the situation in his
own hand and he can if he will get in
position to say to his oppressor, az
Mr.. Roddey. says, $50 to the devil.
this cotton cost me SO much to make
and will take such and such price
for it." instead Of going around and
asking the fellow who never made a
pound OF cotton in his life, What
wiz you give meS for it?" But if he
keeps on growing it, and going in
debt TO do so, he viii always be al
the mercy Of the other fellow, while
he should be the most Independent
man in the community. We believe
that If viii do you good to read THIS
article to which we refer, and then
read it again, }and then act upon the
suggestions which Mr.. Roddey makes.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17
Teachers Meeting.

As stated above the county teach
ers association will meet on Satur-
day at II o'clock and the meeting
will be held in the court house if the
court should adjourn in time. If not
the meeting will be in the high school
auditorium. Tie meeting viii be
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promptly at IL o'clock. All the
teachers arc urged TO attend this
meeting. State Superintendent
Swearingen will be with us at this
meeting also and will make talk to
the teachers. The teachers and the
trustees are invited to attend both
meetings. There will be something
helpful to you in both the meetings.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17
Kinards.

had to curtail my tip or Tue
day but we did get to the school at
Kinards. The rain Of Monday night
made the roads to Tabernacle in such
condition that we were advised not to
undertake it. I regret this because
] am anxious to visit this section and
the school at this place and will do so
just as soon as I can. I visited the
school at Kinards, but owing to not
getting the notice in time there were
none of the trustees present and only
one visitor besides Mr.. Counts and
myself. The teachers, Misses Riser
and Smith, are doing good work at
this school and the children are in
terested in the school and in the brief
talk I made to them I have never
had better attention anywhere and
the order was perfect. A new school
house has been erected here n the
last few years and the enrolment IS
around so. This is line school ard
some of the children como from
Laurens and part of The district IS s
Laurens county. There is g very com
Portable two room building, but it IS
in need Of some repairs and thc
teachers should have desks and chairs
and the children need rev and mod
ern desks also. O11ly recently g. 81
d:tiorsal tax la5 bcsG rctea aH5 ::
vii soe- &c :: '2s....:.: - 49, -
inn~oveae1s4 11, ). a. Das.22a5..'.ii < <
AID the osll2-' .,..r es,:;raGe 1...s;a :
The schocl we'll aad t:a - -
'ia locking al%as 1s 5'7a:1:aal s5ss:a;'.
iaaG afie- this Fa' /: - !: $50.
20 n;aSe 1ll:a 1ee&2.! :,4na.Is a'2a 90
,ie u,;:&c:.e su=1,i:s&sc:. % -, .s=s2 70 IS ,2or.-
fort Ct tic >j.!!4se1 &-1G yeaaane.s,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK.
HOLDERS.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the National Bank Of
Newberry, S. c., viii meet in the Of
fee Of the president in the bank
building on Tuesday, January II,
1921, at II: 80 to'cloek a. M, for the
purpose Of electing directors and at
tending to any other business that
may come before the meeting.
T. K. tombstone,
Cashier.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17

physicians certificate should secure
certificate Of recent date.
All male persons between the ages
of 1S and. so years are Tiiable to pay
a communication road tax Of six dol
lars and should make return OF
same.
All persons owning property IN
more than one school district will be
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17

-, e.no,--;,,o. .,,loooe ,aHood below for
.,ls Ioilo".ne pA.:r 4al;,e, 10 ta~ ret1rns of
tie, puipe $500 fos 80 49, Ssoai yoar
pelSo.-@i ei;I pAope"'S A01 '''0 t
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17

Wonder If Mr.. 10 Wertz would not
stop long enough on. some Of the
other work that he is doing to fix that
place in front of the postofice.: 1t
would take only short time and it
is very ugly place at prominent
place in q very prominent street of
the town.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17
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lGzca< way cox. I:a.-iag5aa-o;ispa.e!,
2en's, 18th.
Everybody was sdira.i52;i 20 i;sar
OF he marriage Of aLis& A:.:s Derrick
81 Cihapal and Mr. samg:ei Meet5e o.
Emo Wednesday evening 81 Tia pa--
sonage by the Rev. 5dr. Sewers,
Hiss Lula Tfessingcr and Mr.
Lloyd Huffstetter, beth Of ,Chapin.
were married at the h5Fle % the
brides parents, Nix and IFS. +. 3.
Wessinger, Saturday evening by the
bridges pastor, the Rev. r. NJ. Car
penter.
Also Miss Bessie Coanelly Of
Chaplin and MR. Clarence Anieis Of
Columbia were happily married Sun
day evening at the home OF the bride
grcon's sister, Mrs. ". Q. Wessinger,
5y the Rev. R. N. Carpenter.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17

! VIII not at ops . make go
more yisias to i1:a sea&ci@ .'.E.L scr.
The Christmas ba,i6aE:, and t.lsa !
hope TO get TO a. tha schools q Tie
county that have aaQg bees4 visited.
{. I. 4.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17

To- .t.~ q j. -
-. Ie---. s.'2s 9
5u9iness. az -. III
1...2...t;I.G:; co'?SiAcr&j.oss =
sea:h sas you'd be ose 81 ne 5aoss
profitable we could pGeGi;,j- .J1&:,,3::
I5u2l: a program would eaan?e our
cities 20 catch Up WITH i,avi4s, stree:
lighting, ana the construction Of
bridges, public buildings, wes5er
works, sewerage systems &aG ot!e,.
'snunicipal improvements delayed 5y
the war and by subsequent high
prices. In addition TO advocating
such program OF public works, pri
vate initiative can accomplish much
through the building Of workn.cn's
homes and other real estate develop
ments. Good business for the build
ing trades will stimulate general
prosperity; and It has been well said
hat no workman viii raise tie red
flag ever his own roof tree.
Newherry has is. problems. Cuc
ciH5;;za:s know what improvements are
ceeded. VIII they sc dovG2 with t!:o
o:feials sud help work out 8 plan Of
jsrosiDg Of ne bonds, or--T;:iil they
sit idly at home: not knowing ta5t
here IS work TO be done. noc caring
10 knew, 31t simply complaining
a3cu: unequal assessments, high tay
3, unemployment and tjgh:
1.2@o5,? NGcagyaEy wc2N planned
"a ,sGg..a-ez2 c,,,:.::ggz: c:12ly
-. -, ~-ars-a ogaa.l.--:.3 Ia g: 81.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17

4;:a1 ANIMAL install
I.,~n..s, yr1Git porJion 10 be secured
~ LON; OF the purchasers and mort
gage cf the premises sold and to bear
interest from day of sale at the rate
Of eight per cent per annun, inter-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17

ed . ellla for cars on different oe-
castcns and the Ypsilanti chamber
has no reason to:believe that they are
less valuable than the men Of its
membership, The "Members Inter-
es55" record is being accurately kept
IN crG!a-- tt',st; tlse chamber may know
y - g - RI 4:zS i.az,, -! =; Z. :i!+a,.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17

IL soa~- v.,a.',@ $5o,aGo fos each
t5i,o,saa..ei of population. This total
would 2c less than thrss bilious
sum a1rcGt too small to make re-
spectacle war loan. Suppose we paid
5 per cent. interest and planned to
amortize in twenty years by the Sc
rial an,.r,;;t* method. The cost would
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17

December 16, 1920.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17
TAX RETURNS.

/, or an authorized agent, will be at
the following places named below for
the. purpose OF taking tax returns Of
personal property for the fiscal year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27


me lnteIrhurch moVcnNaI h dnIIf
renewing more impetus %tfruurh the
~endcaVur1 % TIE pastors III chnrsc qi
this wrrk. Mr. kuhn has already
lined UP a schedule tor nvc teams 70
extend Inc principals o. she movement
Throughout The state. Tho nQtthffn
itunI VII otEIH ft urofraM ~ Las
Vegas. oreaniNaflul VIII take plare
~ that place Aufli : and on ne fui-
lov9aE da4 A concerencc wih held
heef.
The eouthraHiern team sipre ~ ae-
tNltltt ut rIotM Monday AprN ;. and
a cnnlerrucr viii alao follow the next
day Albuquerque VIII be the startine
point % the rertrei team. On April
g. the ureani1ntiJu Of workers u
scheduled with a convention IN santa
~ on April z. Ca the same date tho
~ paHo-Tcxns team viii ~inaururAtu
the proiccl with an Organization meet
lnN, April 9.
The southwestern, team. after meet
Ing win me ~ rato MANI. Will COM
vene o. t.prdEhurH Anti Z. These con-
fctencrs VIII be held from April 3 20
The i1fh. beginning Tuesday and end
ing Friday. The proHrem viii allow
ministers loaned ~ their ~congrcEa-
lions 10 reach homo for sunday SER
tlcfs. Separate negro ~cunfcrcnccr arc
booked for Ei paso. Albuquerque. Ros-
well ard las Vegas. Spanish confer
oncts for people speaking both English
and spanish are PLANNED ln couluuc-
ton with the white assemblies -Four
conventions for those speaking Span
ism. only. have been scheduled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
A Feeling OF Security

You naturally feel secure when YOU
know that The medicine you are about
% take Is absolutely pure and c0n-
tains no harmful or habit producing
drugs.
Such a medicine is Dr.. Kilmor's
swamp-Root, kidney. nycr and blad-
der remedy.
The same standard OF purity.
strength and excellence is ma.ltaincd
Ia every bntile OF swamp Root
~ n scientifically compounded.
from vegetable herbs.
u h not q stimulnnt and b. taken
in tcaspoonful doses.
II h. not recommended for every
thing.
II ia natures great helper iu rr-
icvlng and overcoming kidney. liver
aud bladder troubles.
A worn statement OF purity lg with
every bottle OF Dr. Kilmcr's swamp
Root.
u you need "a medicine. You should
have the best. ON sale Ht 900 drug
stores in bottles OF two Sizes medium
and large.
However Or YOU wish first 10 trg.
this great preparation send ten cents
10 DR.. klmer a co, BinEhamton, n.
v. FOR p sample bottle. WHOM writ
ing be sure and mention Tho Albu-
querquc Bycnmg Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
Amateur Radio Men
In State To Get Aid

san FRANCISCO. Fob af.-orran.
izntiou Of amateur radio establish
ments into districts for aiding their
study and cooperating sn their dcvel
opncnt has been Initiated by tho
tnited States navy, twelfth district
radio officers.
Lieutenant Commander 8. D.. Nc.
'aughcy. district com unicntion su-
p~eriutcndeut OF the twoifth naval dis
trict here. Is sending 6ut "A circular
letter TO an radio nmRteurs he icnn.
reach. outlining plans for the navy
cooperating with them. This will in
clude n press service for amateurs and
later q special code for reception or
code messages 10 be broa0oast. Tor
them By tho navy.
advice q assistance tn develop
meut u their apparatus n ability
% reception win be rendered BY ihr
officials.
an amateur radio stations In tho
district embracing CALIFORNIA. Utah.
Nevada, Colorado. New Mexico and
Arizona, are requested 10 obtain a
data sheer from the district COM
muuicatlnu superintendent. a.. s a..
Room ans sheldon building, san
Francisco.
California has been divided into five
districts with an additional sixth dis
trict taking in all terrliory not in
ciuded in the first five Each OF tho
California districts o. formed hy a
radius Of Is miles from tho following
navy radio stations Ncrhn Huuun
Island. San Francisco bay; East san
Pedro. Point Iona. San Diego, Table
Bluff Eureka. and Point Conception.
Within zach district the amateurs
wiz hold meetings 70 establish def
mite rules and regulations for com
municattous anon themselves 10
conform 10 tho regulations relative to
wave length restrictions. goo meters.
and power restrictions, unc-huif OF one
klluWatt.
Competitive drills In communication
viii be sent out hy the nav stations
20 determine rank among the ama-
ieurs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
Guard To Be Formed
Alta Mass Meeting

A mass meeting win Be held az the
chamber OF commerce rooms Wcdnes-
day night which VIII be addressed By
Adfutnnf General Buca. relative 70 the
proposed Organization OF D national
guard IN this city Quite q number OF
cuca have already 1iled their quotas
for a local Hoidirry and Governor Lar
razula has been extremely fortunate
IN secnrIng some attmctlse branches
Of service for this state. IL AibuQucr-
qua responds f~avofably to this move
mcut, the adjustment general has
promised 60 assign n machine gun
company 10 this city.
The national guard viii he an addi-
ton 10 the social ife Of the young men
OF ffia curDmunir- Offering not only
The proper exercise for those employ
ed inside. but also EenerouH pay for
the amount Of time put In. The gov
ernmons VII shoulder All the expense
OF the project and the military au-
taoritirs hope for n auspiciuuE gath
ernE when the plan will be officially
launched. The world knows what
hne work The nniicnai guard accom-
piiahnd during Die war and II men are
Interested Ia preparing their countr,
for another emergency. the ofganiza-
fion VIII be recruited up with dis
patch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
Delegates To National Woman
Suffrage Convention Adopt
Slogan, Get Into The
Parties


CHICAGO. M, Feb. 2T-With ahe
mtrrlue OF thu National American
Woman Suffrage association at AS
hfty-Hrat convention into the Lea cue
OF Women Voters, Carrie Chupf inn
tutt. president OF thc suffrage niGo-
cation. is not wholly s|anguinc as to
the outcome X the league.
League Il Experiment..
In an interview granted 1T tho close
OF q stormy session Tuc8dG murnilg.
when the convention only after hcatsd
discussion adopted Get Into tho
Paroles" as the slogan Tor the lcagiic-
Mrs. Gait said:
Tho League Of Women Voters is
an experiment. There b. nd organizu-
tion among men 20 compare with % ~
to give a. precedent. IL viii be- "a plain
test OF the qualify OF vomcn's char
actcr and intelligence ns TO whether
% can be done or not. u % is not a
success tho split Will come on the rock
OF parusanship,'
Women Withdrawing.
Already women are Withdrawing
from the league on party Eroulds. A.
early as Monday afternoon. when tho
regional ctuCusns we~e being hold.
there were rumora of much discussion
among thc delegates aa To choice OF
candidates for regional directors. the
United States being divided into seven
groups Of rtatcs each group compus
ing "a rsgion. These seven regional
directors together With three direC-
tors to be chosen 40 large arr tn com
pose tho governing body. according 90
the new constitution adopted by The
lnnvfIt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
Big Golf Match
AT $50 Tomorrow

The much talked about golf match
between j.. y Landold and walter
Dieuue VIII start promptly NJ isa0
from No. 1 tee at tho Country club
Saturday afternoon. However. before
starting. Hanna a Hanna. the pho
tographera will take their pictures
and the Winners picture will be pub
liahed IN the Golf Magazine.
A great deal OF interest "a being
shown by friends Of both sides. Con-
siderable betting has taken place and
one Of the warmest contests ever
staged In golfdom H. expected. Both
sides have posted their purse for the
trip 70 California and the contestants
are working nj every day. being
cosehed BY Prof. M~cIaren the golf
professional Everyone Is invited to
attsstd this match AZ IT'S all free.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
GET READY
FOR FLU"
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotahs,
the Nausealess Calomel
Tablets, that are De-
lightful, Safe and
Sure.

Physicians and Druggists urr ud-
wishing their frieuds To- keep their s.s.
tens purified and their organs On pcr.
feet wurkiuL order as 10 protection
against ,hg return OF influenza They
know that 1 CIorred up syst"m and a
ltzN liver favor colds. influenza. and
serious complications.
To cut f. cold overnight and 90 pre-
vent serious complications take ono
Cnlutab Hi bedtime with u swallow of
WatDr-thuts tll. so salts. no
nHuHo1' no gripping. no sickoninE aft
Ter ELECTS. Next morning your cold
vanished. your liver ls active. your
system b. purified and refreshed and
YOU nrr feeling fine with n hearty ape
p.ui" Tor breakfast. Eat what sou
plttsc-uo danger.
'ulntIhs arc sold 1ul yin ORIGINAL
scaled packages. price, thirtN-uyc
ccuts Every druggist be- authorized
To r"iund your money if you are not
perfectly delighted with Calotabs
tAdYD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
VOTE ON PRETIIEST
GIRL At UNIVERSITY


Who u ms pfetficsi nn IN The Uni.
rnIIftr Who IA 0n most punuInf I
I'fra Nllai hHt8llnns arr tc Be- dcrid.
- b n nonuIap vote ~ ne mudeni
tu1f a. r~1nnsctIon with the nltauce
sale 81 he Mireee. mo annual student
puhIIrntitnI
aanofa were 70 haae hsen CLOSED
thIs Afternoon tnt. O'Clock but o..
cause Of Inc nfodfnuf Of 1.-THE nrslr
which MN uhdtuh1tNv ircrraae ~iica.
Il va decided 80 extend the contest
until Tuesday Afternoon al 5 O'Clock.
several rnudidaien for each place
Of honor have been pat up and votes
have been secured FOR those IN the
4ieulnn tf NifIf H~unrn9IrfN ~ the sale
OF receipts Ton Il copy % me Mirage.
One book cntines the purchaser to too
votes. and two foinmes I'VE votes
The count early this afternoon
ehowed Dorothy ~ateeeueon IN M lead
a. the mort popular Elri IN ne earn
uua with y scofe 81 $500 votes. and
JOY Spruce a. the preitieat coed WITH
f.ep1 votes 10 her credit
The anuual VIII be punished some
time laf1 ~ the spring. The editorial
stan has already beer chosen ana tho
work of taking pictures and collect
inn literary material already begun.
The editorial star ~ headed By Miss
knne ChrlFtY. a senior who was elect
"a ediloF-in-chlef BY the student body
last year. Other members Of the star
are Merle Williams. assistant editor.
Elizabeth nfHnra. arr editor. John Sc
dillo cartoon editor. Dorothy Steven
son prose and worse. George BRYAN.
ofnnnIzafionsi Tom Caikina. athletics;
R8therlne Angie, society; John
caInndars Winohah Dixon. jokes:
Prank Neher. business manager. and
ftewnrt Macarthur, assistant business
manEer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
Bringing Up Father
Coming Here March S

Announcement h made that the
latest scream und Joy distributor.
bringing Up Father m Society," viii
be at the Crystal frldny. March 6
Prom all this connection Of
mlrth, melody. one novelty. surprise
and Joy, "a the best Of the McAianus
Father series which Manager Gus
fiili. has offered thus far. MI. Hill
has furnished n large and competent
cast which includes a number OF re-
cruiis from the legitimate and vaude-
eille Stage. The plot rcvoives around
the efforts OF Mother" 20 butt" in
90 she society game. She cndcavors
10 carry Father with her. How he
.ludes her best Intentions despite her
Efforts 10 make him view the sltua-
ton through the same rose tint
glasses. forms the nucleus Of one Of
p most amusing stage contributions
seen hureabouta Ia seasons.