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The state herald., 1920-08-17
PEOPLE DlSTRUST VILLA;
OBJECT TO SURRENDER PLANS
Especial BY United Press)


Torreon. Mexico, Aug. 14-Phil-
lionian plans for the surrender OF
Villa have developed. according to
reports. Tho hearing has been post.
poned n week and the government
representatives have returned to
Mexico City.
Objections are being revealed TO
the proposal TO allow Villas return
with two hundred men. it is stated
BY officials. Il il thought he might
20 to war when over ready with
such n body OF men. Settlement has
been made with Villa for the final
surrender. II is also feared that
he or his men may be attacked II
they nre disnrsncd. Persons in Chi
kunhua. who suffered from his raids
would like to see him and his fol-
lowers killed.
The state herald., 1920-08-17
UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL
At HILLTOP. AUGUST n

Sunnyside Sabbath school will
meet with Hilltop at the Hilltop
school house on Sunday, August 20
at 10 o'clock. At the close Of tho
exercises Asa Kelsey will give an
address on "Scencs nnd Incidents Of
Travel in Bible Lands"
The state herald., 1920-08-17
NEGRO ASeAllAMr CAPTURED
AFTER HUNDRED MILE CHASE
Especial by United Press,

Washington, Aug. 14-An uniden-
titled negro. who attempted to at-
tack twelve year-old Gertrude W.
son Of this place, and who has since
led posses on chase Of more than
u hundred miles. was found wounded
and exhausted four miles from the
scene OF the crime this morning. 1t
is feared that the negro will BE-
lynched.
The state herald., 1920-08-17
OFFICERS OF DENVER
Street GAR MEN GET
NINETY DAYS IN JAIL
Especial by United Press,

Denver, Aug. 16-Judge Whit
ford this afternoon sentenced Presi-
dent Silbery of the tramway en-
ployes union and six members of the
executive committee to ninety days
in jail and costs for open defiance
and contempt Of court on August Z,
when they ordered the strike Of
street car employees in defiance of an
Injunction. I
The state herald., 1920-08-17
SlMN FElNERS ATTACK
SOLDIERS GUARDING AlRPLAhE
Especial py United Press,

Dublin. Aug. 16-One soldier and
four Sim Feiners were killed In an
attack on soldiers who were guard
ing an airplane at Kantuck, county
Cork, The Sim Feiners attempted
to sieze the plane. The attack last
ed three hours.
The state herald., 1920-08-17
SECOND BOSTON BANK Is
WRECKED BY P0MCl'S FAILURE
Especial by United Pressl

Boston. Aug. 14-The second
Boston bank to be wrecked by the
failure of Ponci was the Polish In
dustrial Association. which closed
its doors this morning. The loss was
was not so heavy as the first, but
the trust company investigation re-
vealed little cash in the federal bank.
The state herald., 1920-08-17
LOVE PACT SUICIDE CLAIMS
TWO IN MARYLAND WOODS
lanncIal by limited Prcssl

fRpecIaI by United PtcssJ
Washington, Aug. 1S-Scnrching
prrties IN u Maryland woods found
the bodies Of sixteen year-old Mary
Snccrinrcr and J. Ford Thompson.
forty nine. wealthy wnshingtonian.
Both are believed to have committed
suicide.
Thompson. who has wife and
children in Paris. had been warned
10 cease paying attention to the girl
by her parents on account OF her
youth.
The state herald., 1920-08-17

London. Aug. 16-Thc Russian
armies have completely surrounded
Warsaw. where state OF chaos cx-
lists. according TO dispatches.
Tho Reds arc only twelve miles
from the city The Poles plan 10
move the campaign TO Poscn. Il In
learned. The fall Of Warsaw Is OK.
The state herald., 1920-08-17
FALL Of WARSAW EXPECTED SOON As REDS
SURROUND C|TY....STATE OF CHAOS EXISTS
Especial by United pres-)

,~cted hourly. II IL understood that
the Bolshevist armies nrc ordered 10
capture waryaw whether or not the
nrinisticc terms are signed.
British, French aud American dip
lo,nnts have left Warsaw. One hun.
drcd thousand troops compose the
attacking force.
The state herald., 1920-08-17
ONE KILLED. ONE INJURED I,
Bv LIGHTNING NEAR vENAM60

Jonas McKcag. forty years old.
of 0rrin. Illinois, was instantly kill
cd and II. A. Srabcs of Alexandria,
Nebraska was paralyxcd from the
hip ms n result of lightning striking
n grnnary ON the George Ycager
fam, near Vcnango. in which they
had taken refuge from u severe
rain storm August 4. Both were
employed by Yeager as harvest
hands.
The state herald., 1920-08-17
FEDERATION OF LABOR MAKES
THREAT OF STRIKE VI AID Is
EXTENDED POLAND
Moral and Material Aid Asked by
Polish Mass Meeting.
Especial by United Press,

Chicago. August 16-Immediate
moral and material aid for Poland
will be asked Of President Wilson
as result of n mass meeting of
Poles held here at Chicago last
night.
Tho Chicago federation Of labor
adopted resolutions threatening a
nation. wide strike If Poland receives
military aid from this government.
The state herald., 1920-08-17

or course. II you don't want to
pay the railroads thnt 20 per cent
incrensc in passenger rates you can
buy mn automobile instead. Even II
buzz wngon would be cheaper than
walking Mt the present price OF shoe
lcnther.
The state herald., 1920-08-17
BILLY SUNDAY REFUSES
OFFER OF MILLION IN MOVIES
(ppecinI by United Press)

winona Lake. Ind. Aug.l4-Billy
Sunday the noted evangelist, an
nounced that he hadl refused n mil
lion dollar contract with the movie
companies. offered him few days
nso. He said dod gave him his rep.
ulation. and he intended TO give God
his services. 1911
The state herald., 1920-08-17
EVENTUALLY
Below 10 list Of our advsr.
tlsers In this lssue.

Below 10 a list Of our advsr.
tlsers In this Issue.
Readers Of the paper will do
we'll to look this list ever with
care, a. the advertisers who ap.
preelats your business 70 the sx-
tent Of inviting u In this manner
will be found to be the ones best
equipped to care for your busl.
ness and extend that courtesy and
oive the service which every pa.
tron requires. We believe that In
time every business firm In hol.
yoke will be rspresentsd here. :.
PHILIPPE County state Bank
flncher Shoe Shop
Ralston Studio
Bunch Brothers
Hoixoke Barber Shop
A. T. Hale
sis Brick Drve store
2. .. strubls
Or. Fl. N. cooosr
Or c. =. Easssriine, Veterinary
VAIN Brothers
vesta Service station
Richardson Land Company
g. l. Johnson. Insurance
g. w. Garland
James e. Tlscney. Dentist
Or. Crswiey, hotyoke hospital
Or. HUI, ttoiyoke Hospital
toiyoke Auto Company
c. A Mowry
colvsr Brothers
The state herald., 1920-08-17
JAPANESE REPLY TO sAsKA
NOTE REcEivEp 9!| !!:!.l p BY U. S

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE Japan.
csc reply to the American govern.
ments note 10 protect the occupa-
ton Of Saska hns been received at
the state department, II was an
nounced,
The state herald., 1920-08-17
GREEK PREMIER WOUNDED
BY BELIEVED R0YAllST
Especial by United Press)

Paris, Aug. 14-Premier Venicelos
Of Greece was wounded last night
by an assassin. The attack is be-
lieved to be part Of Greek royal
list plot to kill venicelos and restore
King Constantine TO the throne. The
assassin md his assistant were both
captured.
The state herald., 1920-08-17

Denver, Aug. 14-A street car
was damaged by dynamite early
yesterday morning, which had Aeen
placed on the rails. No passengers
aboard or the strikebreaker crew
was injured. The strike situation
continues u deadlock.
Denver, Aug. IA government
council has been ordered here from
The state herald., 1920-08-17
RESIGNATION OF DEsCHAnEl
IMMINENT As RESULT OF
NEW BOlSHEvlkl POLICY
fspeclal by United Pressl

Paris, Aug. 1.-THE resignation
of president fthe senate Deschanel
is imminent as n result Of Frances
new aggressive Bolsheviki policy
and ccGncil unisunderstanlings with
Great Britain. II is considered likely
that IL such should occur that Mil
lerand would be elected president
and ~. Beram appointed premier.
Great Britain AMI FIsn'e are dip
lomatically negotiating in an effort
to smooth out their differences re-
earding Russia. Points under dis
cussion are the soviet peace terms,
which Great Britian advised Poland
to accept and France advised to re-
ject. Another point was the French
recognition Of Wrangle and whether
it is justified and what is to be done
ia case the Minsk peace parley fails.
Paris, Aug. l4-Three French
cruisers were ordered to Odessa to
protect French and Brazilian sailors
On board the BatoviA and Aligretto.
which the Reds are holding because
they are carrying contraband to
General wrangle. The French war
ship Kittaboy has been ordered to
Csastautinople to await orders.
A Warsaw dispatch stated that
the Russian Polish armistice dele
satss began q conference this morn
inc to end the situation.
London. Aug. IA terrific
battle is reported to be IN progress
thirty miles below Warsaw between
tho Reds and the Poles. The result
vas still in doubt when the last dis
patch was filed.
Warsaw, Aug. l4-with the Red
armies twenty miles from the city.
one hundred thousand persons swore
10 defend the city till the last man
was wounded. Former soldiers and
women are taking up arms.
The state herald., 1920-08-17
DYNAMITE 0N RAILS CAUSES
DAMAGE TO A DENVER CAR
Especial by United Press)

Portland. Oregon to attempt to set
tie the strike controversary. Union
labor requested that the government
arbitrate.
Denver suburbs are under martial
law this morning. Street car SER
vice by strikebreakers is normal,
and the new men are in full opera
tion. No further disorders have re-
suited.
The state herald., 1920-08-17
ADDRESS DELIVERED At
METHODIST CHURCH BY W. !.
KELSEY LAST SUNDAY

Rev. W. /. Kclse. son of Mr.. Asa
Kelsey of Hilltop, who has been for
q number of years in educational
work. was overseas in the service,
and is now Y. NJ. G. A. secretary,
delivered sermon in the Methodist
tent Sunday that captivated the con-
gregation. Rev. Kelsey has been a
missionary in India for u number
of years. and was compelled to give
up the. work during the war. His
father. Uncle Asa Kelsey as he is
known to all of his friends. was
with his so nj nIndia, and who is now
past 81 years Of age, made the pre-
sentation speech. introducing his son.
The state herald., 1920-08-17
PERKINS COUNTY FAIR

Perkins County will hold their
Eighth Annual Fair Mt Grnnt, Ne
braskn. September 1. . and .. 1920
F.'A. Edwards. Secretary.
The state herald., 1920-08-17

Empty honors. we note. are gcncr
ally bestowed upon empty heads.
The state herald., 1920-08-17

Some people spend half of their
time in praising themselves and the
other half in angling for praise from
others.
Evening star., 1920-03-10

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Strauss will
entertain at dinner this evening at
the Shoreham.
Evening star., 1920-03-10

CONTINUED on Page 9. Column 81
Evening star., 1920-03-10

Those who appreci-
ate fashion and econo-
my will buy more than
one of them. All sizes.
Evening star., 1920-03-10
AMERICANS IN MOSCOW
NEED FOOD AND CLOTHING
Make Anxious Inquiries as to State
Departments Steps to Get Them
Back to United States.

MOSCOW. March 9.-Members of
the American colony here, some of
whom are in need of food and clothing,
are making anxious inquiries as to
what stems the state Denar\nent in
Washington is taking to enable them
to get back to the United States.
Frank North. chaplain of the Eng
lish church here. has left the city. and
his departure has removed from Amerl-
cans their chief source of supplies. as
he was representative of the British
Red Cross in Moscow. II is said this
work will he carried on in future by
the French Red Cross.
sanitary service train. having on
board some 500 British civilians and
prisoners of war, Will arrive at the
Finnish frontier tomorrow. The re-
mainder of the British natives here
who desire repatriation. except those
accused of grave offenses are expected
to leave next week. I"
Evening star., 1920-03-10

Mrs. Miles PoindeXter, wife of
Senator foindeXter of Washington
state, Will be at home informally to-
morrow afternoon. Mrs. Charles Nor
ton. who is her guest, will assist her
Evening star., 1920-03-10

afternoon at o'clock will be that
of Miss Aida M. Richardson. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Richard
son. to Mr. James Hunter Mack of
Mclean. Va. Dr. Forrest j. Pretty
man. chaplain of the Senate, will Off
ciate.
The bride will wear her travelling
suit of dark blue tricotine. with a
modish hat in dark blue and "A cor
sage of orchids and lilies of the val
ley and her sister. Miss Helen Rich
ardSon. who will be her only attend
ant. also will wear a street suit of
dark blue. and her hat is "A spring
model in black, and a corsage bouquet
of pink roses.
Mr.. James Lassiter of Norfolk Va
is best man and the uSherS are Mr.
Craig Hunter and Mr.. Stuart Ter
rett. Miss Emma Louise Thompson
Evening star., 1920-03-10

will play the wedding march. and pre-
ceding the ceremony Mrs. John Ray
will sing 20 Promise Me-
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. Mack and his bride will go for
wedding journey and after April
l will be at home in Mclean Va.
The marriage of Miss Winifred
Skinner. daughter of Capt and Mrs.
John F. Skinner of Rochester. n. Y.
and Mr. Daniel Dorrance Bronson of
this city took place last evening at
the Dunbarton Club. Georgetown. The
ceremony was performed by Munich
pal Judge Robert +. MattingIy in the
presence of several hundred guests
and string orchestra played the
wedding music and throughout the
reception which followed Miss Mar
saret -. Van Ness attended the bride
as maid of honor and Mr.. Gordon
Dorrance of Philadelphia was best
man Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson left later
for their wedding journey. The out
of-town guests present included MIR.
and Mrs. A. II. Cousins of Ogden,
Utah: Mr.. Ralph Adams of Missoula.
Mont, and Miss Elsie Church of
Utica. \. Y
SprinEer-LovettW Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Lois Mae
Lovett and Capt. Clifford H. Springer.
civil engineer. Z. S. A. took place last
Continued on Page 9. Column 81
Evening star., 1920-03-10
Illinois University Head Resigns.

GRBANA. Ill. March l0.-President
Edmund James James rendered his
resignation to the board of trustees on
Tuesday. He had been president of
the University of Illinois fifteen years.
Since the beginning of the school
year he had been on a years leave of
absence. DIR. David kinley. vice presi
dent, has been acting president.
Evening star., 1920-03-10
EXPRESS EMBARGO Lifted.

NEW YORK. March 10.-The Amer
lean Railway Express Company has
announced that the temporary en-
barge placed three days ago on ship
mentS to its terminals here has been
lifted owing to improved railroad con-
ditiOnS.
Evening star., 1920-03-10

Twelve covers tnlS evening.
MIR. Frank b. Kellogg. wife of Sen
ator Kellogg. is entertaining at tea
this afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph s. Frelinghuysen. wife
of Senator Freiinghuysen of New Jer-
icE. Will be at home, informally, to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. James Warwick, the mother of
Mrs. FrelinghuySen. who spent a part
- me season with her. has taken an
apartment at 1215 10th street and viii
pass the spring in the capital
Mrs. Miles Poindexter. wife of
Senator foindeXter of Washington
state, will be at home informally to-
morrow afternoon. Mrs. Charles Nor
ton. who is her guest, will assist her
Mrs. Edward Simpson, wife of Ad-
miral Simpson. was the hostess at
luncheon today at Wardman Park
Hotel. given in compliment to Mrs.
Willard salisbury, who, with former
Senator salisbury, has taken an
apartment at that hotel for several
weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Lee Grinnell, daugh-
ter of Mrs. William Morton Grinnell.
has selected Saturday. April "a. as
the date for her marriage to Com
mander Henry LivermOre Abbott. The
announcement of ther engagement
was made in February and their
wedding will be one of the most i'm
portant social events of the spring
season. Miss Grinnell is the grand
daughter of Gen. r.. O. Ernst, and
she was a debutante here last win
ter.
Col. Clarence Richmond Day will
sail today from New York for Pan
ANA, where he has been ordered for
station. Mrs. Day will remain on in
Washington for a time.
Dr. and Mrs. David Jayne Hill will
be among the important dinner host s
of this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Strauss will
entertain at dinner this evening at
the Shoreham.
Representative and Mrs. Homer P.
Snyder entertained a small company
at dinner last evening at the Willard.
Mai. and Mrs. Charles G. Mettler,
the latter formerly Miss Elizabeth
Williams. whose marriage took place
February 10 in the kaisers private
chapel at CoblenZ. Germany, have ar
rived in Washington and have taken
an apartment at the Marlborough
An attractively but simply ar
ranged wedding in Emory Methodist
Episcopal Church, Brightwood. this
Evening star., 1920-03-10

Mrs. Edwin r Meredith wife of the
Secretary of Agriculture. Will be al
home this afternoon in her apartment
at 1885 Massachusetts avenue. Mrs
Nat Coffin of Des Moines Will assist
Mrs Meredith in receiving. and Nine
Peter. wife OF the minister of SwitZer-
land; Mrs. Atlee Pomerene. Mrs
Breckinridge Long. Mrs. Cary l.
Grayson and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlln
will alternately preside at the tea
table. Mrs. Meredith will be at home
again next Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Alexander. wife of the Secre-
tary OF Commerce. will be at home in
formally this afternoon, when she will
be assisted in receiving by Mrs. James
y. Reed. wife of Senator Reed. Mrs
Burmeister and Miss Alexander will
preside at the tea table.
The minister of Poland. Prince
Casimir LubOmirski has gone to New
port. X. l.. in search of a summer
home in which to establish the lega
ton.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Eurleson will entertain at dinner to-
morrow evening at their residence on
+ street
The ambassador of Peru. Senior Don
FeuerlcO "A. leZel, mas Itlui iith "
Washington from New York. where
he went to keep several important
engagements. He met in New York
and was accompanied to Washington
by his nephew. Senior Don Jorge
rezet. who has been attached to the
embassy here.
The minister of Ecuador and Nine.
EliZalde were the hosts at a brilliant
dinner party last evening at the leSa-
tion wheh their guests were the
Spanish am ba ssador and Nine. Riano.
the am mba SSador of Peru and Nine.
Pczct, the Bulgarian minister and
Nine. Panaretoff. the minister of
Venezuela. Senor Santos A. Dominica {;
the minister of Colombia and Nine.
trueta, the minister of Uruguay and
Nine. Narela. the minister of Para
quay and Mmes de Gondra, the third
assistant secretary of state and Mrs.
breckenridge Long. DR.. and Mrs. Will
liam Miller Collier Mrs. John B.
Henderson. Mrs. F.. B. Moran. Mrs.
Horace MaCfarland. Commander and
Mrs. Randolph Miner. the secretary of
the legation of Ecuador. Don Miguel
A. de Ycaza and Miss de Ycaza. and
the attache of the legation, Senior l..
A. Penaherrera.
Evening star., 1920-03-10
Society

- - RS. BAKER. wife of the Sec
Ia n retary of War, will be at
tO home informally this after
L noon. as is her weekly Gus
tom.
Evening star., 1920-03-10

Senator ~ Dinner Host Tonight.
Senator and Mrs. Edward James Gay
VIII entertain at "A dinner party OF
twelve covers this evening.
Evening star., 1920-03-10

MIR. Frank b. Kellogg. wife of Sen
ator Kellogg. is entertaining at tea
this afternoon.
Evening star., 1920-03-10

Representative and Mrs. Homer p.
Snyder entertained small company
at dinner last evening at the Willard.
Evening star., 1920-03-10

These values are
most remarkable and
intended to introduce
correct reproduction Of
most exclusive Paris
models at popula a r
prices. All sizes.
Evening star., 1920-03-10

Dr. and Mrs. David Jayne Hill will
be among the important dinner host s
of this evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23
MEET AND ARRANGE
FOR MEMORIAL DAY
Parade of Veterans and 9th.
ers to Take Place Next
Sunday Afternoon.

Joint committees from the q. \.
r., Army and Navy union and Amer
lean legion met at the odd Fellows
hall saturday afternoon to further
arrangements for Memorial day par
. de and services. Reports on music,
speakers finance and flowers were
received and accepted with the eX-
Ception OF that of the finance which
has not as yet completed its labOrs.
Comrades Byers. Faulkner, Byrket.
Strubbe and Schellinger We're named
committee on transportation. Com
rade Huntsinger was appointed by
the G. a - TO have charge of seats.
The Army and Navy and American
legion will make their appointments
for this committee at their regular
meetings and report 10 Mr.. Hunt
singer. Similar action was taken in
regards TO the committee to have
charge of marking the graves.
Ii was voted to invite the Dodge
Mfg. CO. s drum corps to participate
i'm the parade The invitation was
turned over TO Commander Johnson
Berry OF the @. \. r. II is request
ed by the latter organization that
the names Of all deceased soldiers
buried in the city cemeteries since
last Memorial day especially decease !
soldiers and sailors of the world war
be sent to Comrade r. r. Perkins,
3O1 Lincoln way f.. for record TO be
read at the services. Friends Of de-
ceased soldiers are requested to CO
operate in this matter. IL being the
only way of completing the records
To was unanimously voted TO eX-
tend an invitation through the press
to- an fraternal organizations, the
Mishawaka Wooden Co, and city fire
and police departments TO turn out
and parade. and so far as possible
10 extend the invitation by mail.
The parade will take place next
Sunday afternoon and a Joint meet
ing Of all committees will be held
next saturday afternoon at o'clock
at G A r headquarters in the l. -.
q. F. hall. when final arrangements
will be completed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23
FELLOWSHIP CLUB
TO HOLD BANQUET
Entertainment Tuesday Night
Promises Many Interest
ing Features.

The Fellowship club OF Misha-
waka will hold It's final banquet
and entertainment Of the season at
the Hotel Mishawaka Tuesday eve
uing at $3.50 prompt. The excellence
Of the program arranged. together
with the fact that IL is ladies night
assures one or the largest attend
ances OF the season. The presence
OF Miss Ada Ward and DIR Herbert
l.. Willett, nationally known as head
liners OF note, Is expected 10 result
In the best evenings enjoyment since
the club came into being. Miss Ward
an English woman. is already known
throughout the country for her
charming grace and ability as racOn-
teur. Her experiences in the
trenches with the British ''Tommies'
as related by her is said 20 be one
Of the most captivating Of her num-
bers. bringing out as il does a fund
Of latent humOr which Tommy is
seldom credited as possessing Miss
Ward Is also a clever pen and ink
artist and uses the blackboard i'm
illustration OF her stories Her topic
on the occasion Is entitled You
Americans"
DIT. Willett is a professor in the
University OF Chicago, and leading
authority on semitic languages and
litera.ures. His lectures have com
manded much attention not only i'm
this but in EurOpesn countries He
IS a powerful speaker and has
wonderful command 0f the English
language His subject. entitled
Americas New Program" should
prove most timely
The Notre Dame Glee club and or
chestra will furnish music during
the dinner
Chairman g A Ostrom. Of the en-
tertainment committee. promises
some real surprises for the members
and their lady friends. He made a
special trip 10 Chicago Thursday
and brought back souvenirs the ma
ture OF which is being carefully
guarded.
Fred G. Eberhart the worthy vice
president of the club. will preside
over the gathering which is expect
Cd 20 be attended by between 800
and 500 guests
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23
CYRIEL SPYBROUCK
SUCCUMBS SATURDAY

Cyriel SpybrOuck, son Of Mr. and
Mrs TriphOn Spybrouck. AZ W.
Sixth St. died at St Joseph's hospi-
tai yesterday afternoon at 1910
o'clock, following a two weeks III
ness with Complications.
Mr.. Spybrouck was born in Bel
GUM June Is, 1897. and was p
years, nine months and Il days old.
He came 10 Mishawaka from Bel
gium 20 years ago. and has since
resided here. lie il survived by his
parents and a sister. Mrs. Raymond
Gravel. OF this city
Funeral services will be held
from ST. Ba .o's Catholic church on
Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. Rev.
Fr A Schokaert will officiate.
Burial viii be in the ST. JOSEF n Gem
etery.