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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
Grandma Used Sage
Tea to Darker Hair
She Mixed Sulphur With Ii
to Restore Color. Gloss,
YouthfuIness.

Common garden sage brewed into "a
heavy tea with sulphur added. NH
urn gray strcakel ana faded hair
beautifully dark and luNurlant Just "a
few applications will prove a revelation
ia yolr haig "a fading. strcakca or gray.
Mixina the sage Tea and sulphur rec
lad I'D home. though. Is troublesome
An easter way Is Go get a bottle OF
Wyeths sage and sulphur Compound
at any drug store an ready Cor use
Tnlf ls the old time recipe improved
hy the addition al other ingfedinets
While wiepv gray faded hair Is not
sinful. we n.i desire % retain our youth.
ful appearance and attractivencss. Is,
dafkening ycur hair With Wyeih's sage
and sulphur Compound no one can tel
because it does IL 70 naturally 50 even
lN You lust damien "a sponge or soft
brush with n and DRAW this througf
ysur naif taxing one small strand 40 0
tunes by morning an gray hairs have
disappeared and, after another apph
cation or Two. your hair becomes beau
ilfuily dark. glossy. soft and luxuriant
lAcv.)
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
rrALY's PERIL

Jugo-SlaVia has consented to the
Observation-Disclosures of Ftme. rs "a
ward of the League of Nations.
and 60 The creation ot q similar
status for cara. the only valuable
non italian port ON the Adriatic.
but lugo ~lavia viii not agree io
annexation hv Italy of amy Adri.
aiio territory beyond that ouginal
~ allotted 10y the pcaco conference
prcmicr Nitii has decided go ne.
ccpi the compromise Italy means
To continue her effort to make %
closed Italian lake of The Admatic,
and 10 establish h fooihold on the
eastern shore foi now impetiaistic
adventures
r ltaly Is allowed o. 43mmalc
all the gateway from The sea into
JUso.Slasia perpetual discord will
be- created. u would bee am on'ense
nnanlsi international morality and
aeaiusi democratic justice TO bot
he un The jugo Slavs
Bnl. ltaly's own domestic prob
lens are the despair OF her states
neli II Is the accustomed rule Of
old world diplomacy To- seek dis
traction for unrest 40 home ia
grandioSe projects for territorial
gain afield This is the secret of
ltaly's continued opposition 10 an
cquablc settlement OF the Adj
riaiic problem.
The Italian army is not yet de.
mohiized. Two million troops are
still masSed Ia the booted penin-
.sale "A this moment. Italy has
the most effective standing army
in Europe While the other Euro
pean nations are putting their sol
diers back 10 work. Italy is max
ing no effort 90 solve her recon
stmctioa problems by This normal
method.
The continued mobilization of
tire Italian army is a gesture OF
defiance. II is directed against
Serbia the principal state OF
JHgo-Slayia The world war was
started by Acknowledgements at
tempt 10 rob Serbia Of her soyer-
eign rights Has the lesson Of
Aasiro-lhmgary's failure been So
soon forgotten i'm Southern
Europei
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
Weather Forecast
Historyis Told
to Kiwanis Club

The history OF gathering data on the
weather and fOTecaHfing The futuir IN
regard a. II. from the sixteenth century
90 the twentieth. WIS briefly outlined
yesterday hy g o. HeclSathorn nj the
luncheon uf the kiwania cub ~ the
state clfr
Air Heckathorn. who ia ~ charge
of the Corpus christi office ~ tho
weather bureau United States depart
ment ~ HEricui ufo told the einb
meuheia Of methods used hundreds Of
ycnrs ago for this Kind OF work nrd
of the methods used az present by the
government
he told how the forccasting ~ the
weather ia now on scientific hnsis
aud OF how the government maintains
agcata 10 collect weather datn In prnc
tichlly every county in the nation
Tho kiwauis club voted tu get behind
the membership drive 81 the CONNER
eiHl association aud 60 assist hy APP
pointing committees 10 aid each day
IN the work ~ getilnK new members
for the nssociation
committee was appointed 10 Cos
operate with aud assist the govern
ment census enusncrators IN obtaining
the census 81 Corpus Christ. as the
club Is anxious that every resident of
Va. cay be counted and that the city
be given fun credit for the number OF
inhabitants actually herr. Th.. com.
mittee ls composed ~ w J Smith. n
L. Garrett uld Wyatt Cargil.
resolution was unanimously ndunt
ed. rogrctting the departure OF Dr
Herbert l.. Caldwell for Houston. where
hs has accepted "A commission MS major
iu the United States Public Hgalti
Service hospital nt Cnmp Logan. The
resolution commended him 10 the chi.
gems 90 Houston and tn the Kiwanl'
rtub there
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
Free Yourself From
The Pangs of Rheumatism

blood. the further you ar, getting
from Kidding yourself :rom the dis
ease. And because so many people
treat the pain, and not the disease
Itself, is one reason why Rheuma-
tism increases in severity year
by year.
The most satisfactory remedy
for Rheumatism is 5. S. s., because
il is one Of the most thorough
blood purifiers known to medical
science. This fine old remedy
cleanses the blood of all impuri-
ties, and is a sure anfidote TO the
germs Of Rheumatism. Being pure
~ vegetable, without q particle
Of mintral or chemical in It's COM
position, II works by eliminating
and forcing out of the blood al
impurities. acting as a tonic to the
entire system at the same time.
Il has been used for more than
fifty years, and scores OF sufferers
from rheumatism give Il unsfinsed
praise.
S. S. S. is sold BY druggists ey.
erywhere, and any % them will
tell you that it Is a thoroughly
honest and reliable old RENE dy.
You are invited to write our medi-
cal department for full informa-
ton and advice about the treat
ment OF your own case, for which
no charge Is made. Address Chief
Medical Adviser IL Swis. Labofs.
tory, Atlanta. Ca.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29

atmospheric power generator
aud he holds that Il win Junk
every known electrical ecncrhtor
and render obsolete the whole
complicated tahrlr of wires that
net The earth With Il machmo
that WIZ az IN o lower bureau
drawer and require no attention
from one year 90 the next and no
fuel. Hubbard SAYS he can FUR.
nish an entire holisc with heat
and iiehi and power
The Rev Father William r.
smith, ior 80 years a professor
Of physics in Jesuit colleges, has
made d thorough Investigation of
the Hubbard invention and has
examined every par, of il. Prof
Smith declares that 10 is rcvom
iimay and today stands as a
practical dc,ice producing clec
iriri't without motion. heat or
chemical reaction
" ID * NOT q fake on fraud aud
neither IS il a perpetual motion
machine, declares Prof Smith
ITO cali II an atmospheric power
generator Is AN error II pro.
duces, believe, only power stored
within u az the time oi binding.
hnt this power comes from a
heretofore unsupported source and
will make tho device operate Tor
an almost indefinite times
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29

Che better. That was six years as'
and am Sir here and am v'@
strong woman. and ! owe ms lie .
cayduI bad only taken half '''
bottle vhea began to feel be''s.
Tho Misery IN my side got iess'''
continued right on taking the car'u
ratll had taken three bottles ana
IA not need any moro Cor was N'"
aad never fer better IN ny NE
-.avc never lad any trouble from VA
Cay TO this."
DO you suffer from headache pau
ache. pains IN sides, or other Cisco
,sr,s. elsh month"; Or DE- you -
weak. nervous ana tassed.out' y y
.!yo cardri. tho wcmans ton'e
TRIAL. j. " =
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
DERS0NAL
l. MENTION

Mrs Harry Edwards has as her
guest hor slater Mrs n n llrAtn. ana
n ~ Hcafn. Jr.. OF Sew York, and
also her mother Mrs L.. Picard of san
Antonio.
W. - Motley. who recently re-
eirncd as superintendent of city
schools has accepted "a position wl-h
the Southwestern Life Insurance com
pany Mr. Motley win remain in Cor
pue Christi for the time being. but
yin probably 40 TO san Antonio later
! ~ Sanford has left for Dayton
Ohio a. attend a convgntlon 90 cash
register salcs agents. BEFORE return
ink. Mr sanford VIII so 90 Detroit
Chicago and Kansas city
Miss Estelie Bartlett. whe has $50.
cured a leave Of absence from her du-
ties as teacher IN the Edward Furmar
school. loft yesterday Tor Huntsville
where she VIII atleld the sam Hous-
ton notmai Miss Bartlett expects "a
resume her position here ia Scptem
her
Mrs W W Jones has returned from
viait TO her son. a. G. JOKES. and
family at Bsov,lie Mrr. Jones was ac
compancd home hy her daughter. Mrs
Lee Blanchottc Of Beaumonl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
QUICK STOP
INDIGESTION
Pain IN Stomach, Sourness.
Gases and Aoidity relieved
with "Pape's Diapepsin"

your upset stomach viii feel finu'
no waiting When your meals don't Ga
ANA You fool uncomfortable, When YOU
beich gases acids CO.. raise Sour I'M
diussted food When you feel lumpa oi
Indigestion pain heartburn or head
ache from ncidiiv lust eat tablet ~
harmless and reliable l'npc's Diapepsil
ana tina stomach distress "a gunr.
Miliiuns 90 people know the magic
nf Pnur's plnp'pain as an autacid
They know that most Indigestion and
diaordofe s,onacbs are from acidity
The relief comes quickly NO disap
pointmoni. and the cost is 80 little tou
pupcps piapcpalu helps regulate WON'T
stomach Ho YOU can eat flvprite foudr
without fear Adv
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
POLL TAX
PAYMENTS

saturday az midnight the office Of
the county tax collector VIII close and
mo- more poll taxes viii De issued after
that time. The city tax collectors Of
flee will also remain open past the
usual closing time on Saturday fur the
purpose OF givinS last minute oppor-
tunisics to those who wish TO secure
the poll taxes
crowds continued yesterday 10
lhronr the offices at the cOunty court
house from iho opening hour until the
ciosc. n is thought however that
more people have been prompt IN the
payment Of their taxes tho present
year than IN the past
Paid Paid
Yesterday 10 Date
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
Various Problems
of Summer Normal
to Be Discussed


The possibility of "a shortage in
housing facilities looms large Hs
problem now confronting the hodins
OF The south Texas summer Notnlal
srhnDl In this city neN' suf lnr accord
INK 49, augseatiOn- that have neon made
Ca County superintendent Nat Benton
who says that hose Statements are
lt,scd oa the storm damage vAith re-
suite "a the ioss % sHuin ro.m'he
how tg aud furnished cotpfc7
THE exocutige committee OF the normal
viii meet IN the superintendent office
next Saturday 80 consider plans tor
1920 and accordlng 10 Mr Hcnton tho
prospects for large attendance rms
vaar are bettcr than FOR several years
because OF the scarcity OF teachers ana
the ruutiluinE increase Of salaries 60
be- offered next term.
Many younR women said Alr ilcn-
ton 'and young mon. jusi ont Of hiSh
srhooi VIII come into The ranks aa
summon normal school students 90 get
certificates 10 meet the dcmnna for
tcu0hera caused by 50 many expert
cnced teachers quitting the profession.
However. according to Mr. Benton. II
the work ~ dropped this year ~ VIII
hp difficult 10 revive 10 again mud see
cure the Goo operation oi the twenty
five counties now represented in the
normal ana ir4tiiutr. ~ Nia lihNI
years or work" continued the county
SUPERINTENDENT 10 build up This an
nuai Institution Nnd 10 secure the
hearty COS operation and iull confidence
ol an south Texas, and uulcw Corpus
Christ, ~ willing Ia give u up lndet
initely we must not fall this year"
The normal Is now ono uf the largest
district Institutions uf ~ kind Ia ths
state and brings into the channels oi
circulation from Si40Oo $40 li5.ulp each
year. IL has bron held in this city TO-
the past twenty one years
Farm lnans r. % Cook Ir phon,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
LIKE NONE OTHER

Now comes a modern AmN ia
the person of lA-year-old Alfred
~ Hubbard aud claims he has
tied his wires TO the tail of tile
cosmie lightning" and that has
laboratory lamps are illuminated
from the vast reservoirs Of ami
versal energy tapped by a device
like none other over built or
earth.
llubbards calls bis invention al
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
Txs~no vovNe

Thor ssiiQrk 50. KlY'pt or rsoh but he
Wlnhns VI y nttrr hhS 90 be-,
N ihOfc which south alone may ahal
rhg slow OF health. tlrl radiant afnilc.
THE freedom from The nnnin ~ alyle,
lifcat deeds not tome ana songs unHuns
holung "a him who rtill ~ younp
Richer if he Than millionaire
Who hnH not sea cnnir into cnrc,
MunarehH with ~ fhnt they ppnscAs
And AL Their pnnp and regal drera
Have NO such bank accounts of Joy
~ thoer bclonninE 10 a hcA.
Like shinring pehriA the Yeats arc
strung
for him % count who utiil is young
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
lNcoME TAX REpoRrs.

have a supply OF the nov blanks ana
ready to mako M income reports. WIZ
make reasonable charge
y. 4. TOMfKINS.
At Court House.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29

All men 90 tiCll would alive fltcif fame
fhelr vanished youth ~once more To
chim.
10 TINT has Youth aiill holds the aeeda
OF greatness nnd It's manly deedHs
To HIN tho morning aki.A are fair
And ther" 81 beauty cNffNWhn
pon his hrnrt no burdOn hes.
Tours have not over Grained his ewes,
The 1lurlrs OF The world remuln
For him ta flght I'D and a. rrin
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29

WE HAVE silvcrware marked as fol-
lows, = y, G-RS W r. Nichols
n r. We. NJ. LOwner may secure
By Identification G. w. Gibson, Re
cciver
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
Sixty-Four Women
Haze Paid Their
City Poll Taxes

SiNiy-four women ef Corpus Christi
lNd pnit their poll taxes Go the city of
corpus CHRISTI zap 10 and including
Yesterday afternoon. Many OF the
women say MAT ih"y have been await
lng fOt the decision 90 the state au-
premo court ! regard 10 jher right 10
vote az the primaries. so that the next
three days should see ,hia number
greatly increased
The first ward, whssn had boon lead
ms in the number ~ women who had
paid their poll taxes, was. surpassvd
Yesterday by the sixth ward Tho NUN
Der Of women who have paid The tax
ln each ward follows.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
WATCH
THE BIG A

Stomach Kidney s. Heart Liver
Keep the vital organs healthy by
regularly taking the worlds stand
ord remedy for kidney, liver.
bladder and uric acid troubles
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
GOLD MEDAL.
.shk ',!lI!lL:lEes. on
wx.rdHaz1 %

rhs Nat ,nal Remedy OF Holland for
centuries and endorsed by Queen Wilhsl-
mlas, At al druggists, thfse sires.
Look Tor the nam. Geld Medal on svsry bsz
sad ACCEPT no Imitation
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29

Farm loans Il. o Cook Jr Phone
lI20 ADV
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
OBSERVATIONS

Emmn Goldman says she viii set
along with the boishcvlld los not inn
posing her annrchstir views or tncm.
She might have got along with Amer
Sea that away
A League Tor Nursing iiducailon is
heing formed nv o.
less tho pay of teachers rs increased.
education will soon need nursing.
n 30 viii take tho senate az long to
agree with league decision ~ " does
60 decide about the treaty the 4. -.
might az well stay out
It's wonder some presidential can-
dldnte who is asked 60 tell how he
stands ON he treaty doesn't retaliate
hy telling what hp Thinks of Borah.
irs just as well that Ciemenccau
Withdrew man accustomed Go real
mower couldn't bee happy in "a minor
position anyway
Th.s country may not rench the point
whore "srdItiOn VIII mean opposition
to the politician who happens 90 he in
power
Tho Yarmouth listed Co starhoard
because thcy put the hoo2e In her too
fast iNoEc always acts that way.
NJ you would avoid the ina this win
ter call in doctor who calls every p
Uhing likc that IS bad cold.
Anyway. HOLLAND had choice be-
tween preserving her dignity and pre-
serving her reputation
Governments that give people the
rghi of expression lind little need OF
suppress
America desires law and Orher-hut
not too much laW or too man, orders.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29

copyrirht 1919 BY Edgar A, Guest.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29

There b. $50 treasure. SOW
80 sweet ag that 81 brina
Nonnrrhe look dbwn uIw
And envy him his sraft
ltiVh men the bare funt ]
And FOR his chance Won
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-29
As Influenza

.is am exaggerated form ~ Grip. LAN
AriNE BBOMo QuiNiNE Tablets
should be- taken in larger doses than
Is prescribed for ordinary DriH \
good plan De- nor 60 wait de;s you arc
sick but PREVENT lT is taking
LAXATIVE RRpMO QriNiNF Tab
let's ln time Adv
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-03-15

this spray. The fourth spray comes
late in Jane or July. Bordeaux mix
tnre, arsenate of lead and copper sui
plate are again used. \
During the year 1918 the Allen or
chard produced $1,000 worth of good
apples. 1t cost them just sos to raise
the fruit, counting in all expenses.
This left a net return of S1095, or $433S
an acre for their work--hot bad for
an ordinary corn belt farm orchard.
Does it pay to carefully cultivate
the small farm orchard: The Aliens
think so. Scattered over Iowa may be
found many farmers who are giving
consideration to their orchards
and applying scientific methods to the
trees. Results, are justifying efforts
put forth to improve the small farm
orchard in Iowa.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-03-15
ALL MERCHANTS
RESPONDING
Committee in Charge Of
Dress-Up Week Pro-
gram Finds Business
men Interested.
GENERAL
Each Individual Store Will
Have no Separate
Programs.

A definite and completed program
for DreSs-Up Week in Webster City
to be held March %, 26 and q, will be
prepared Wednesday evening at the
meeting Of the retail merchants bureau
of the Chamber of Commerce and Will
be announced Thursday.
n The various members Of the commit.
tee in charge Of arrangements for this
three day spring opening are meeting
with a splendid response from the mer;
and all are entering into the
plan enthusiastically.
There will be a program Of merit
for each day, and the expenses OF the
entire affair will be paid by the mer-
chants. A number remain yet to be
visited by the committee, but thus far
not a single business man in the city
has refused to help in every possibl
way to make Dress-Up Week a success.
No Separate Programs.
Lie STORES dTe 10 ne open VIZ NUS
day evening. the first night OF the
three-day program, but it has been def
nitely decided that no individual bust
ness house will put on any special or'
elaborate program for entertaining
those who visit the store. Each will. of
course, have decorations us attractive
as possible with displays of the latest
styles for inspection by the Shoppers.
but the program is to be arranged l'y
the committee and will be given IN the
streets.
Judges in the window decorating CON
test have not yet been heard from, but
will be secured from out of town. and
from all indications there will ',e keen
competition in this contest.
The entire affair promises 10 he an
event which will bring a great lGar.y
out of town people TO Webster City dur
ing the three days.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-03-15
Pleasant Hill Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Grace Riley OF Grand
view visited Sunday with relatives
here.
Miss Helen Gilmore is home from
Ames college for a short vacation.
n. c.. Olson and family of Homer
have moved on the place they recently
purchased of James Hannah.
Miss Hazelle Ferrell was an over
Sunday visitor with relatives in Web
ster City.
Miss Wave Richards is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Charles Smith of harrisburg
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
the Edward Humble home.
Mrs. Will Richards returned home
from Belle Fontaine, Ohio, Wednesday
morning after Il months visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steven
SOn
An immense crowd was in attendance
Mt the Jim Hannah sale Wednesday and
everything sold at satisfactory prices.
Miss Dorothy Gilmore visited over
Sunday with friends in Webster City.
At the school election Monday after
noon, c. r. Adams was reelected di-
rector to serve three years.
Little. Allen Staley is suffering with
an injured knee which he hurt while
at play. !
Mrs. o. l.. Gilmore, Mrs. II. D. Rich
ards, Mrs. w. J. Terrell and the Misses
Nellie and Ella Anderson spent We'd
nsdsday at the Jim Hannah home.
Mrs. Carl SOnerhOlm and children of
BlairAburg are visiting at the parental
home.
March 10.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-03-15
OLD ORCHARD
SPRAYING pays
Two and a Half Acre Fruit
Tract Pays Return of
$NS on Each
Acre.
COLLEGE ADVISES
Spraying Found to be the
Secret of Success in
Venture.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, March 15.-Tak
ing an old run down orchard of two ant
one-half acres some years ago and max
ing it pay a return of $43S an acre is
the ~commendable achievement OF Mr.
and Mrs. Birney Allen of this county.
Three factors are given by the AL
lens as the result of their success
spraying, expert advice from the agri
cultural college at Aines and great ears
Early in their work Mrs. Allen saw the
ACCESSIBILITY Of knowledge in connection
with the work. She secured books and
bulletins, studied spraying formulas
and kept accurate records from year tC
year in order that they might know at
all times where they stood financially
Spraying is Secret.
Spraying is the secret of our sue.
cess" said Mrs. Allen in speaking OF
the orchard, although we failed in our
first attempt, but / think this was be.
cause we were afraid to use enough of
the spraying solution to really achieve
the result we desired. / believe that
the. secret OF spraying is in using
enough to get results. The trees should
be dripping wet and the grass saturat-
ed: l learned that lesson when l watch
ed the AmcS man do the work in the
first place. He just turned a rain
storm loose among the trees and when
he finished l thought it was the worst
looking orchard l had ever seen, but
proved the rain storm of spray
did the business.
"We were doing all right, but we
were not going far enough, in fact we
only half doing the job. Do the
job Of spraying thoroughly or you fail"
Four Times Year.
The Aliens raise Greetings; Veal
thies and Longfields. Their orchard
is sprayed four times each year as
regularly as clock work. They start
sOon as they are convinced that
has arrived in earnest. They
spray while the trees are still dor
mant and use Il lime sulphur solu-
ton. The second spray is applied
when the buds are swelling, generally
in April. The solution used is Dor
leauX mixture. %arSenate of lead and
copper sulphate. The third spray is
applied when the blossoms are matur-
I'd and practically all the petals have
fallen off. Lime sulphur is applied for