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WATCH THE COLOR
OF YOUR SKIN
Yellow Means You Need Cal
otabs, tn e De-Nauseated
Calomel Tablet That Is
Purified From the Nausea
and Danger.

Feel mean. look yellowi Your liver Is
out OF ~ The poisonous bile Is being
retained an your system. You need good
dose Of ralomcl for IL is the only thing
that will do the work.
Why not try Cslotsbs the new and i'm.
proved ralomel tablet that is az delight
ful to take as IL Is beneficial in cleansing
the liver and purifying the systemi Calo.
tabs contain all the valuable medicinal
qualities OF calomel but are freed from
the unpleasant and dangerous effects,
no nausea, ne salts You wake up In the
morning feeling fine, with a clean liver and
a hearty appetite. Eat what you plesse,-'
no dan ger
Calotsbs are sold only in original. sealed
packages PRICE thlrty.five cents The
finest medicine in the world for hiliousness,
indigestion and constipation. SO fine that
your druggist is authorized TO refund the
price IS guarantee that YOU will be
thoroughly delighted with Calotabs.-Adv.
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Cured His RUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lifting trunk
several years ago. Doctors said my only
hope OF cure was an operation. Trusses
did mo no good Finally / got hold OF
something that quickly and completely
cured me. Years have passed and tho
rupture has never returned, although |
am doing hard work as a carpenter.
There was no operation, no lost time, no
trouble. I have nothing to sell, but will
give fun information about how You
may find complete cure without oper-
alton. II you write 20 me, Eugene NJ.
Pullen. Carpenter, S72 @. Maroollus
Avenue, Manasquan, n. J. Better cut out
this notice and show IL 10 any others who
are ruptured--you may save life at
least stop the misery OF rupture and the
worry and danger Of an opcration.-Advt.
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Pabllshed IN The Tulsa Daily World
September - 10 20 2l 2e % "a. 1920
The World Publishing Company
lublishersD
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BOARD TO MEET
ON WATER ISSUE
CONTINUED Fnom rAou oNu

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
III after It has undergone inspec-
ton by the committee. Practically
all members are affiliated with the
chamber Of commerce. and will
doubtless be upheld by that organ
lzatiOn IN whatever decision they
may make. Any five or six members
OF the committee hold the repro
sentative Views OF the entire commit
tee OF IL, as they are all heartily in
favor OF rc-submitung the water is
sue TO the voters as quickly as IS lr-
gally and physically possible
The administration Ia standing
firmly on the platform it adopted
before election with regard to the
water Issue" Mayor Evans declared.
Briefly, this plank, as stated in tho
platform, reads as follows. 1--WE
declare i'm favor Of the water sys-
TEN as voted for by the people. and
I'm the event that the supreme court
decides against the water honds.we
will re-submit tho water proposition
TO tho people for their approval or
disapprOval"
$50 far we have tried to observe
this plank religiouHly. We have not
lost a minute IN preparing the char
ter amendment and we want TO SUBJ
NIT II to the people on the first day
possible"
we are mighty glad 10 sec the at
titude of the administration, and
to know that Il is preparing to re-
submit the issue without delay
c. +. Hopkins, vice president of the
chamber OF commerce. and member
Of the water committee. said yester-
day Every day counts. because /
for one expect to he drinking SpaV-
naw water from the water faucet IN
passed
Thursday afternoons meeting will
be attended by all members Of tho
city commission.
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DENIALS FEATURE
CAMPAIGN PROBE
CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE

boar fighting tho stock exchange
chairman Kenyon asked II Tam
many hall was raising money inde-
pcndcuuy OF your committeeF
.rf you mean the regular organi-
..,,Ir rf the democratic party in
Erv York city" Mr.. Gerard re-
ulicd. 81 think it Is"
And YOU expect something from
Tammuuy. too?" Senator Kenyon
81 hardly think So" MIR. Gerard
said although their funds VIII heIp
the ticket"
democrats Poor, Humble People.
Mr Gerard said: democrats are
pour and humble people, and SEN
.tor Kenyon asked about Mr:
Blruch.s personal possessions and
those Of several others named
Rich men, Mr.. Gerard announced,
were scarce as hens teeth,' in the
democratic ranks.
Chairman Kenyon asked II
Thomas w. Lamont of j. L. Morgan
q Co., had participated in the DEM
ocratic financing work.
Hes republican" Mr.. Gerard
replied. There was a discussion as TO
Mr. Lamonts connection with the
ownership Of the New York Evening
Post Mir. Gerard said the Evening
Post was supporting Governor Cox,
but added:
81 understand Morgan & Co.
turned the control over to its edl-
tors, and let them run It as II 1t was
an independent organ, because they
consider that the best way Of
handling their property
"Why do you think that the re-
publicans can raise more money for
a campaign fund than you cam
asked Senator Edge, republican,
New Jersey
Because Harding was nominated
by the big interests" Mr.. Gerard
rctorted. This started a controversy
and when Mr. Gerard said that was
his opinion, Senator Edge said the
committee was seeking facts not
opinions" ..
Knows no "Slnistcr Influences"
"ro you know OF any sinister in
flGcn,. raising funds for the repub-
lican campaign" Senator Edge
aIkcd
"I de not" tho witness replied.
Have you made any budget OF
expenditures? ?" Chairman Kenyon
asked.
% have nothing TO do with that" !"
Mr. Gerard said. 81 am Informed
that 100000 is needed for expenses
CT Governor CoX's special train and
tha. Senator Harrison wants SlOO,-
OOe for speakers expenses. Frank
lin h. Roosevelt wants his expenses
paid and has already received
$4,000"
"I don't understand this game OF
al
Snator Reed, democrat, Missouri.
I've always paid my expenses in
campaigns"
Ensuing discussion developed
that Mr.. Roosevelt was expected to
give $4,000,
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Reduction in Prices
of Ford Products

The war is and prices must CO. Effective at
Ford cars trucks and tractors will be sold F. o. B.
Detroit at the following prices:
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notice TO CONTRACTORS.

Rids will be received at tho office Of
the Tulsa Masonic Building Association,
ll5 Kennedy Building. until o'clock y. IN,
Friday oct /, l20. for doing all the nee
tsslry excavation and furnishing all ma
tarialg and labor for constructing the
foundation work for the Masonic Temple
TO be located at the corner Of Seventh
and Boston streets, Tulsa, Okla, In sc.
cofdance with the plans and specifications
now on file In the office OF the said Asso-
ciatIon.
The successful bidder will he required
70 furnish a surety bond acceptable to the
f"oriation within ten days after the
fWard Of the contract Certified check
payable 10 the Board In the sum OF per
cent N the amount of the bid will be
required with each proposal. \ deposit
OF ~ viii be required FOR each set OF plans
and specifcatiOns,
The right to reject any ana all bids Ia
reserved by the Board of the Tulsa Ma
sonic Building Association. All bids will
% opened and considered by said Hoard at
meeting TO be held In their office at
O.. lock a. m. on the second day vi
October, 1920.
TULSA MASONIC BUILDING
ASSOCIATION,
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400 Members Take Part
In Special s. S. Meeting

About 400 mombcrs, both young
and old OF the Sunday school OF
tho First Christian church have at
tended the special gatherings held
this week by five departments.
crndleSGql ana beginners, primary,
Junior, stuiur, and adult Tho in
turmcdiate department will meet to-
night and tomcrrcw will be young
peoples niRht.
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Touring, without Starter ........,..,. $4,000
Touring, with Starter r,. e. .,. .....a $1,000
Runabouts, without Starter ......, 395.0O
Runabouts, with Starter. .,,. ..... 465.00
Chassis, without Starter =. ..,.,..r $4,000
Coupe, with Starter and Demount-
able Rims s,,.............. 745.OO
Sedan, with Starter and Demount-
able Rims .,.,. . . .,...... .,,.. 795OO
Truck, with pneumatic Tires .,.,. ...,. 545.00
Tractor ,s.u,..,...,.. ....,...,..,, 10000
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The Ford Motor Co. makes this reduction in the face of
the fact that they have hand immediate orders
46,065 and tractors. The Company will suffer
temporary loss while using up the material bought
high prices. They willing to make the sacrifice in
order to bring business back to normal condition
quickly possible and maintain the of the
buying power of the country
Henry Ford says "The is and it is time war
prices There is wisdom in trying
to maintain artificial standard of values. For the
best interests of all it s time real practical effort
made bring the business of the country and the life of
the country down to regular pre-war standards"
We are your command with regular Ford efficiency
in service and eagerness to fill your orders.
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Steps Are Being Built
As alterations On p. o.

Alterations in progress at the post
oiticc yesterday were construction Of
concrete stops from the workroom
To- the basement where the parcel
post department Is located and from
the outside TO the basement. The
stairways will be ready for use by
the latter part Of the week. General
delivery windows 4 will be placed In
the space formerly occupied by the
parcel post window, Saturday and
GnpHau
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MUSICAL BENEFIT TUESDAY
Proceeds go tO Active welfare Work
Of Union Community Church,

Of Union Community Church.
A sacred musical for the benefit
OF tho active welfare work OF the
Union Community church is to be
an event of Tuesday evening. sept
omhor 2S, In the church. East Eight
and Wheeling. An attractive and
varied program has been arranged.
Among tho numbers viii he the fol-
lowing contrulfo solo, Miss Annabei
l'atlmcr. reading Miss Josephine
Lnym0n; accordion and vocal duets,
Mr.. and Mrs Jnmos Allard. vocal
SOLO, Mr.. Warflold, instrumental
solo, Mr.. Horny, chorus sunday
school girls.
Tickets amounting to $40 were
sold yesterday afternoon by MH.
G, S. Rose. Seats are at salu re-
spectycly for $500, 500. and
twenty-five cents. There are 100
'scats ut s. each fo ho disposed Of.
Evening star., 1920-10-01
PLANS ANNOUNCED
FOR cox MEETING
Ex-Gov. Folk to Discuss Is
sues Next Tuesday
Evening.

Plans for a big" democratic rally in
the headquarters, 1345 Pennsylvania
avenue. next Tuesday night were an
nounced today by John F. Costello, dem
ocratic national committeeman for the
District. Former Gov. Joseph W. Folk
of Missouri and another speaker of ma
tional prominence" are to discuss the
campaign issues.
Mr. Costello said today that demo
cratic chances this fall are excellent"
he has just returned from conferences
at the national headquarters in New
YORK, and says that reports received
there show strong sentiment for Cox
IN the west and that prospects are op-
umistic all over the country. He will
review these reports at the Kentucky
state meeting tonight and at the rallies
next Tuesday and Thursday nights.
The democratic leaders in the District
are arranging for a whirlwind finish of
their campaign. MONDAY rallies are to
start October 4 in the headquarters and
plans are being considered for curb
stone rallies during the luncheon period
at all the principal government estab-
lishments
Evening star., 1920-10-01
WH|RLW|NDF FINISH =.
|SG. OPT PROGRAM
D. c. Campaign Committee
Organizes Republican Le-
qion to Promote Activity.

What is expected to be one of the
biggest things in connection with the
local republican campaign has been
started by the District of Columbia
campaign committee, in the orsanl-
zation of what is to be known as the
Republican Legion of the District OF
Columbia. The dues will be nominal
and the membership is expected to
be large-possibly 5000 or 4,oo0-local
leaders anticipate.
This new organization is destined to
take an important part in the remain
ing weeks of the campaign, which
will be of a whirlwind nature, accord
ing to those who are in charge.
League to Discuss Plans.
Complete plans for the formal organ
ization and activities of the legion
will be discussed at a meeting to be
held next Monday night by the ex-
ecutive committee of the League OF
Republican State Clubs. Other impor.
tant matters pertaining to the local
campaign will be brought up for dis-
cussion at this meeting, and Henry NJ.
Camp, director of the local campaign
Evening star., 1920-10-01

which personal or affidavit registration
must be made in the above states: In
diana, October 4 Pennsylvania. October
26; New York. October 8; ssachusetts,
October 12: New Jersey. October L:
Delaware, October 1G; Maryland. Octo-
Der 8; Nevada. october II; Washington,
nois. October II; Ohio. October 16; Ten
nessee. October 12; Michigan. October
16; Wyoming. october 20; Arizona. Oc-
tober 16: North Dakota, October 10:
South Dakota, October &c: Nebraska.
October 20: Iowa. October so; Kansas.
October %; Missouri. october p; Ken
lucky. October 19: Maine, October p;
New Hampshire. October 26: Vermont,
October 30: Rhode Island. October 30;
Connecticut, October 10: North Carolina
October 49, West Virginia. October 26;
Wisconsin, October 20; Minnesota, Octo-
ber 23.
The headquarters will be supplied with
registration forms for all states wherein
regstrato may be made by affidavit.
Evening star., 1920-10-01
BROOKLAND

New S-room bungalow; fire.
place, sleeping porch; cleo
tricity and tile bath; four bed
rooms; lot 50x150 feet. 134l
Newton ST.; excellent neigh
borhood. Easy terms. Open
afternoons. OWNER. Phone
N. 1887. Il
Evening star., 1920-10-01
SEEKS MISSING BARGES,

WILMINGTON. N. c.. October L.
Rraying the heavy seas that are bat
tering> the Carolina coast, the tug
Blanche of the Stone Towing Company
put to sea last night in search of
seven barges which she lost forty
miles off Charleston lightship, while
en- route from Beaufort, N. c., to
Charleston. The Blanche had eight
barges in tow. seven of them break
ing loose when the bolts of a tow
head ripped out on the first craft of
the string. The billows were run
ming too hig for the tug to retrieve
the drifting barges and she put into
Southport with the remaining one.
Evening star., 1920-10-01

among which are included the following:
Indiana, Ohio, Arizona. Illinois. Iowa.
Kentucky, Michigan. Minnesota. New
Jersey, North Dakota, South Dakota and
Wisconsin.
Mr.. Camp states that any voter in
doubt as to his registration should cali
at headquarters for full information. At
all rallies notary PUBLIC will be pres
ent for the execution of the forms ana
this service will be rendered free OF
charge
Evening star., 1920-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE EQUITABLE CO-oPERA-
tive BTihling Assn. October j. l92O-Ihe an
nual meeting Of the shareholders Of the Equltai,,
table Cooperative Building Association VIII
NV, on Wednesday November 8, 1870. at
4 80 o'clock pm, at which time an amena-
ment TO the constitution will be offered ior CON-
sidera tion. FRANK I. RESIDE,
Secretary.
SEPTEMBER %, 1920.
The Union Merchandise Company, i2oi 1ooo
Hope road Sc. has this day sold us business
to George j. Hillow. All persons naFihs eiaa,nr
against the said Union Merchandise .otiphu!
are requested TO present the same WITHIN thirV
days from the date hereof.
UNION MERCHANDISE COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETiNG
of the Union Building Company incorporated
will be held at the company's principal oWce'
in Virginia 1l9 South Fairfax street. Alex
andria. Va, on October 10. l92o at lo An,
for the election of directors and for the trans
action of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
LOUIS REYER. Jr., Secretary
NNE ANDERSON.
HaidrdressinS, facial speciality, hair eoooins
White only.
North s154 1913 9th st. NV 2s
THE GROCERY BUSINESS AT ST. )!
NV. il sold Those having claims against SAID
business must present them for settlement with
in five days, said claims VIII be I oar.eo-
4l6 5th St NV. Room oll. ..
The mark by which God recognizes each
Christian on earth" f. Hez Swcm. pastor, sun
dsy night A new vox Hmana resembling the
human yoce) just added TO tne orsah' oen
tennial Bapt Ch., 9TH & Eye ne
DISTRICT THINNING AND HEATING CO..
1900 u st. ne.
pbope Line 2006.
Evening star., 1920-10-01
will make full report on the work
being done and plans for the future
Indiana Rally Tonight.

will make a full report on the work
being done and plans for the future.
Indiana Rally Tonight.
The series of state and sectional
rallies to be held at the local head
quarters, 141O H street. will start this
evening. when Indiana night VIII pc
celebrated These rallies are prlnel-
pally for the purpose of informing
residents in Washington who are en-
titled to vote in states regarding the
registration and voting laws of their
respective states.
Director Camp announces the dates
as follows:
Monday, October 4. Pennsylvania, New
York, Massachusetts,: Tuesday, Octoper
8, New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland
Nevada, Washington, Colorado: Thurs
DAY. October Z, Illinois. Ohio. Tennessee
Michigan: Saturday, October ., Wyom- :
ing, Arizona. North Dakota. South "a
kota, Nebraska: Monday. October H.
Iowa, Kansas, Missouri. Kentucky; we'd
resday. October IS, Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Vermont. Rhode Island. Conneeti-
cut; Friday, October Is, North Carolina
West Virginia, Wisconsin,, Minnesota
Dates Of Registration.
Following are the last dates upon
Evening star., 1920-10-01
HEAD OF MORTICIANs.

. CINCINNATI, Ohio. October l.
Harry G. Samson, Pittsburgh. Pa.
was elected president of the National
Selected Morticians at the closing
session of the three-day convention
here last. night. Des Moines, Iowa.
was selected as the 1921 convention
city
Evening star., 1920-10-01
& SHANNON
CONSTRUCTION"
(Your warranty of satisfaction

Among those people really
in the know'-those connected
with the building trades-you
will find Middaugh & Shannon's
homes highly spoken of. Among
hundreds of owners of M. & S.
homes you will find substantial
proof that this good opinion is
well founded. The test of time
is the acid test of sound con-
struction. Twenty years of ex-
perience is built into these
homes in Saul's Addition.
1910 FARRAGUT ST.
Detached, on large lot in
Saul's Addition. Contains four
bedrooms, bath, sleeping porch,
spacious closets, living room,
dining room, breakfast porch,
kitchen. pantry, laundry and
servants toilet in cellar. A par
ticularly choice location.
1907 ARKANSAS AVE.
A bungalow-type home of
three bedrooms, sleeping porch,
bath, living room, dining room,
breakfast porch and kitchen.
Large closets. Servants toilet
and laundry in cellar. This is a
charming home, beautifully fin
ished.
Prompt inspection of these homes is
suggested.
14th St. cars to Emerson stone square
cast.
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc.
No Place Like Home.
No Home Like Ours.
Since 1899.
Suite 1899 Woodward Bldg, 18th and H.
Main 6935
Cut out this ad.-see these Homes.
Evening star., 1920-10-01
SAFE BURGLARS F0ILED.

WIGGINS, Miss. October bur
glars were foiled in an attempt to
rob. the Bank of Virgins. Several
holes were bored in the doors of the
vault. Bloodhounds from Hatties-
burg, Miss, went on the trail of the
robbers, but failed to keep it.
Evening star., 1920-10-01

Following are the last dates U
Evening star., 1920-10-01
SWEET CIDER AND

SWEE / OIDEN hND
CHOICE WINTER APPLES
Take 7th st. pike. through Silver Spring 10
Glenmont. turn right and follow signs. Bring
containers
HEART OF MARYLAND ORCHARD.
Evening star., 1920-10-01

i
Time to put them in healthful condition
Dead wood removed; cavity cementing; prun-
ing; planting; orchards treated. trees supplied
BUREAU OF TREE SURGEONS AND
FORESTERS.
North S639 p. o. BOX 3165.
Established since 1912. 8
MIRRORS-ALL KINDS. RESILvERED AND
repaired; satisfaction guaranteed; prices
right; 1 buy mirrors; new mirrors made to
order; save delivery cost, bring your mirrors
CHAS. ]. HARBEC. 46 Il nv, near G. r Q.
HAVE YOUR CARPETS WASHED AND
dried on the floor at your residence by Hamll
ton Beach Carpet Washer. PROGRESSIVE
SALES COMPANY. COS NV. oc13.
PIANOS FOR RENT AT REASONABLE
prices. Large stock Of grands and uprights to
select from. Rent applied on purchase price By
agreement HUGO WORCH, lilo G. Sole
agent for Kranich & Bach and Emerson pianos.
THE SHADE SHOP
,,:ss,.. Ss 733 12th st. Sss Ssts.,. :. ~
PHONE MAIN 1914.
The idea is to save money
on window screens. Fsst,,1 Hers at p,,,..
Evening star., 1920-10-01

Ike Lark is sick an without
funds, so his doctor has advised
him t go t Arizony.
Seven hats are unclaimed at
tn Little Gem cafe. where tn
owners can git 'em by payin' a
small tip.
Evening star., 1920-10-01
"Cox Republican" Talks.

A d Fairbairn spoke as a Cox re-
publican, saying that he had been
life long republican, but has been
forced out of that party by its re-
dictionary tendencies. He discussed at
length the campaign issues as they
appeal to the producers of this coun-
try.
Charles n. Joyce argued that the
United States should<enter the league
of nations, and said that Article X
should not prove stumbling block,
and that the people should not be de-
ceived by the camoufiage thrown
about it by particular interests" and
the republican campaign speakers.
Every Kentuckian in Washington
has been invited~to attend the state
meeting at the democratic headQuar-
ters tonight. when the kentucky elec-
ton and registration laws will be
explained. and a notary will be on
hand to help the prospective voters
properly fill out their affidavits.
Evening star., 1920-10-01
Woman Speaker Cheered.

Two hundred men and women attend
ed the rally last night. which was pre-
sided over by Russell Balderson. The
entrance of woman speaker was greet
ed with enthusiasm and cheers. Mrs.
Clara Sears Taylor spoke in emphatic
commendation of the progressive and
persistent campaign of the democratic
woman suffrage amendment. She said
the women of the country owe it to the
democratic party to cast their first free
mans ballot for the party that enfran-
chised them. Mrs. Taylor also empna
nations to insure against future wars.
1t is the women of the country. and of
the world, she said, who suffer most
through war, and the women of this
country and the entire civilized world
are determined that future wars shall be
made impoSSible.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-26

Mrs. A. R. Denny spent Friday in
Lexington.
Miss Nellie Taylor was the recent
guest of friends in Burgin.
Mrs. w. ]. Collins is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Richard Cobb in Danville.
Miss Fac Sallee is the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. James Shuck in HarTods-
burg.
Mrs. A. ]. Willocghby is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Belle Wilson in
Versailles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Park spent tho
weekend here with Mr.. and Mrs. c..
F. Parks.
Miss Anna Lee Parks is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bnnam ScriVnef
in Irvine.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Breek and DR..
and Mrs. r. L. Telford spent Friday
in Lexington.
DR.. r. C. Boggs and Mrs. Rogga
were in Lexington Saturday to sec
"Head Over Heels"
Mrs. NJ. C. Kellogg spent Friday in
| Lexington the guest Of her mother
Mrs. r. C. Morgan.
Mrs. J. p. Simmons and Mrs. Belle
March visited friends in Nicholas
vile The past weekend.
i MESS Mary BogGs spent the past
week with her sister, Miss Lucille
Bog@3 on Clay avenue.
Mr.. VIII Alverson Of Sandiego, Cal.
is visiting his mother Mrs. Matte
Alverson on High street.
Mrs. II. II. Colyer and Mrs. Mary
Bates Miller have returned from ;
visit to friends in Danviile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Prewitt Chenaul
are welcoming a son, who is TO be call
ed Joe PreWitt Chenault, III.
Mrs. j. c.. BIonston and her mother