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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-02-27
HARDWARE

Our Hardware Line is very
complete and these are a
few of the very seasonabIe
items: Galvanized Wash
Tubs, Boilers, Wringers,
Pals, Oil Cans, Granite
Ware, Tinware, Cake Grid
dies, Waffle Irons, Coffee
Mills.
We also carry Furniture,
Beds, Bedding and Cas-
kets.
Extra Special II quart
Galvanized Pals worth
65 cts ...---ASC
Our line of Crockery is
very complete. Come in
and see our Raddeson
Ware for your table. In
expensive useful and
beautiful.
We have on hand a
few sets of Harnesses at
the old Price. Also a
complete line of harness
Repairs.
The Famous D. M.
Ferry and Northrup
Seeds.
Ne also have the FAMOUS
JOHN DEERE LINE of
Farm Machinery.
We also have LUMBER,
CEDAR POSTS and BARB
WIRE, SASH DOORS and
MOULDING, PUMPS and
PIPE.
Also Sell CORN, OATS and
Ground FEED.
We also have Seed
Oats and Corn get your
order in early.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-02-27

We have considerable correspond
ence that has to be laid over this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Massar are the
proud parents of a baby girl born last
Wednesday at the hospital in Glen
dive. Fritz feels mighty chesty over
the fact that he is "dady" again.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-02-27

We have a complete line Of the
famous CHASE and sANBURN
COFFEE for Particular People. Be
sure to specify Chase and sanburn in
your next order.
LENT is now on, we have a
very good assortment OF fish to
select from You can afford to
eat more Fish and cut down the
High Cost of living at the prices
we quote:
lib Can Salmon ---.--.25
lib Can Sardines in To-
mato Sauce -.---....-....16
Booths California Sar-
dimes Oval can Is OF. .....25
Shrimps Size Can ...-.-.....30
Tuna Fish Chicken of
the Sea- 7oz can ...........2O
1Ofb Pail 4 K Herring 100
Srb Pail Spiced Herring - 80
Royal led Chinook
smoked Salmon Extra
Fine Quality .--.......------.-.-..45
Extra Fire Boneless
Cod r sh Per Box.
Royal Excelsior Dates
per pkg. .---..-..-..-.-..--.--.-t.-.--...zz
Pure Preserves Alb 11oz can 1.75
Syrup Natures Best, dark
per gal. -------------------------l.UO
Family Size Soda Crackers 80
Big Sioux Biscuit Piggy
Waldorf Soda Crackers ----------.1o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
SUNDAY observance
CONTINUED From Page One,

Continued From. Page Ones)
move for a reconsideration OF tho
vote by which the motion on the bill
was lost
When the result was made known.
Mr.. Cherry, who took defeat good
humorediy. obtained the fioor ON
question OF personal privilege. He
was smiling broadly.
Gentlemen bewan the member
from Norfolk, Il merely want to set
YOU right as to my position have
laid this matter before you In the
view of it. see your views do not
agree with mine.
Now what you have done doesn't
make particle OF difference to the
city of Norfolk We have always
done as we pleased in our city. We
are going TO continue to do a. we
please. l thank you"
Following is the recorded vote BY
which the house refused to advance
the bill:
Ayes-Messrs. Bosnian, Carpenser,
son, Gilpin, Green, Groome. Haddon.
Hall. Hunter. Jesse. Joyce. Morstt.
holland, Rev. Snidow. Tabh, Wilcox.
wilkins and Willis.
Nces--Messrs Blair. Bolton. Hon-
durant. Boothe. Boschen. J. Sinclair
Grown. Mayo C. Brown. Crockett,
Deans, Dickerson. billiard. Eweal. n
II. Fuller, Fulton. CARRIER, Gray. 0ues-
rant, Henley, e. A. Hicks. W. r. H1ckA
Horsley. Hundley. Hurt NNutt. Not
tingham, Omps, Oxlin. PAdsett PittA,
Powers. Prince. Ramsey. Rodgers.
Ruebush, Shelton. Charles r. smith,
e Hugh smith StepAeuoon. story.
Williams, Young and Speaker Brewer.
The bin will b. left TO die on the
calendar, In all probability. Its status
is now that OF an unadvanceh measure
that has been Indefinitely paaDed ~.
Little short of miracle, In III" or
binary course Of legislative events. caA
revive 1t at this session OF the "Esa-
eral assembly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
Daylight Saving Tor Richmond
Proposed By Councilman Mills;
to Report Budget in Ten Days

Daylight saving for the city OF
Richmond Ia proposed In an ordinance
presented Councilman Morgan Il.
Mills at the regular meeting Of the
city council last night. The ordinance,
which IL adopted, will nx the
standard Of time in Richmond, reads
as follows:
"Whereas-rhe congress OF the
United States has over-riden the veto
of President Wilson in the daylight
saving law, a statute which from q
humanitarian standpoint has con-
tributed largely to the comfort, we'll
being and contentment OF the great
body of wage earners In all the tn
dustrial centcrs OF the United States.
without detracting from proper
measure OF service to employers,
which has afforded the workman the
Opportunity to enjoy the society "
his Family by the light OF day. which
has enabled the bread winner to spend
more time in the Improvement of hts
mind and body, which has given an
extra hour of air and sunshine to the
toiier in the shop and the factory in
the recuperation of health, and
"Whereas-The sentiment of the
overwhelming majority of those who
labor In the diversified industrial
occupations OF this city. who have
realized through practical application
the great boon OF one hours rayiighr
for mental Improvement and physical
recreation. therefore.
BE 1t Ordained BY the Council OF
Richmond. the Board of Aldermen
Concurring-That at 12 o'clock mid
night. March 81. of each year stand
ard time throughout the city OF Rich
mond shall advance one hour, and al
twelve o'clock midnight. September
80. the standard time shall be turned
back one hour to conform with the
standard Eastern time, and that all
courts, public offices, legal and or11ciai
proceedings shall be regulated there's
by.
Upon motion of Councilman un,-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
HARRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER ANNOUNCES

this high office. /. therefore, yield
to your suggestion and announca my
candidacy throu iii you
Yea will remember that | sought
this nomination in 1909 in the primary
election, but the returns showed a
small majority against me. | have
withheld my candidacy since that time
and allowed my friends to contest tor
the honor without opposition on my
part Governor Mann from The
Southsde. Governor Stuart from the
Southwest. and now Governor Davis
from the Piedmont section, have sue
ceeded to the office. My residence Is
in the Shenandoah valley, which hla
not had the governorship since the
election of Governor O'FerraN over
twenty-five years ago. 1t would seem.
therefore. that geographically / am
properly located at this time.
II recognize that an announcement
of this character at the beginning of
a national ampaign--eighteen months
before the primary will be held--may
seem 10 be premature. But the con-
dition of the country must be my
justification for the step Political
unrest is seen on every side. Party
tics and party principles have been
cbardoned. The duat character Of
our government is lost sight of IN The
fSPaclouS greco Tor power ana re
states upon whose existence 'ho fed
eral government depends. are fast be-
ing a-nihilated by the withdrawal of
their essential powers into the fed
eral net at Washington. II the states
are to remain states in fact or are to
need governors for executive atata
functions, the process of stripping
them of their rightfui powers and 49,
in~ them 10 the federal government
without constitutional Warrant et
t5@ Public sentiment must be
arouns>@ and the facts fearlessly pre-
ser 81 ta no neonia
THE every day local needs OF the
peos 9f tI- ~ .sF 4s.. gt-..4
to Washington, inssea7 Of Richmond.
for their solution. There bure aus
commissions, coTn,aittees and unof-
fetal individuals 'lcther with official
power (the nee zGsary' evils of a state
of wary will function, though the war
that brought then into existence Ia
over. Their powers must be restored
TO congress. or the states il our form
OF government is to endure These
'n~trur' entaHties are harracles on the
ship Of state; they are governmental
derelicts without legal charte or COM
peace as they may have been nee
essarG in war
THE unrest tina: prevails in the
country, in a lasgs measure, incident
to the war, can oaly be remedied by
IA r"furn 10 sane frd congtttus iat
'1istt ~ Tndivta"als. mon ami wo-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02

OF informing her Of the means ana
qualifications of the eligible young
men in the vicinity she will not be
.hampered by lack of worldly goods
on her own part in making her choice.
I'm bygone days in India women
were sometimes allowed to choose their
own husbands. on- of their old fairy
tales tells of a. fair princess who after
tournament placed . garland around
the neck Of "a knight who had won her
teart.
Among the Eskimos Of the east
coast OF Greenland. \ man captures the
girl he wants. but from that time ON
the usual order of things In reversed
He has to exercise the greatest vigil
lance to prevent her from clipping
with any other man whom she may
prefer as this seems to be her privi-
leEe. In the Northern New Hebrtdes
bride who Is unhappy seeks the
earliest opportunity Of running away
from her husband and seeking = horne
with some man sire likes better. IL her
PARENTS cannot induce her to return to
the injured husband. they usually send
him a pig to soothe his wounded feel
ings"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
COMMISSIONER ROPER

tContinued From Page one.)
Asf their motives He said he was
simply safeguarding his position.
Senator I,ecdy endeavoycd TO have
The house resolution calling for in
\ tcstaSstion OF the prohibition depart
4 EeEt taken up Senator Mapp rails d
9k1ection and Senator Leedy asked 4
ase was trying 20 DELAY the resolution
sUTEs ,giveStigatior could not be m AIDE
IN this session OF the Iegislatur Sem
t{sr SaApp replied that il Wis irnpess-
kbleAa conclude such AIN investigation
M I'M. session IL II was started at
Hbce. quoting the opinion of the
nMdik1r of public accounts and The
s1Ates accc untart
IT, sena tor from Accomac close ]
t4EMAs's session by reading a letter
fnnSA<-Daniel c. Hooper. federal revc-
T13XF Gem missioner in which the
lhI&AA States official declared he saw
M 4s6sen for he establishment Of a
staye nistiilefy IN Virginia He point
AN tnsthe sections of the Folstead act
pfrfnfsting the franufa cture and sale
~ akrDhosic liquors for medicinal
4Nrppses and ~aid that these were
m that were iieccssary.
rT1@- htf1 reffoTfDg ffopeweii from
nhynIrnt % ssA 600 loaned by fna
seAte when The CIV was first incorpo-
2<xset1, WAS sdna need to its engross-
n1ent and thtri reading. Senators
Gnarn and Cooke spoke in favor of
He bill. saying that Hoi~well had
been greatly reduced in wealth and
stipulation and that payment Of the
dNbt would be q heavy burden The
GSigiHa, loaa WAS $4,000 but aa,f
~ this sum was given the city two
T<ars ago
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02

lauf, the ordinance was referred u,
the COMMITTEES on ordinances In. order
that the itizens Of Richmond may bs
given hearing as to their desire for
restoration OF the daylight SAVING
plan.
The resolution received from, thu
mayor, authorizing acquisition OF land
for extension and Improvement or the
gas works. was referred to the com
mittee on finance. The resolution
contemplates the purchase or con-
domination of a strip OF land lying
east of the gas site Of the gas plant
forming part Of old Laster street
The council concurrcd In 1 NUM-
Der OF measures passed by the board
of aldermen, which now go to tho
mayor for signature, and BY q unani-
nous vote rejected the ordinance u
prohibit the sale of dead poultry un.
less drawn. Approval was given t.
the exchange OF certain city property
near the Sixth street ash market for
lot known as eoe Market street.
joint resolution offered by Coun-
Gilman Powers. puts the city council
on record rs approving the reten-
ton in service Of the James river
boats. and instructs the committee on
docks, river and harbor to use their
best efforts to secure the continued
maintenance of the James river traffic.
On inquiry of Councilman Roden,
as to when the council might expect
report on the budget, Mr.. Seaton OF
the finance committee stated that the
committee hoped to have the budget
ready for submission to the coun-
ell within the next ten days
Among the spectators Of the ses-
sion OF the city council last night, was
the class In civil government Of the
Collegiate school for girls. AS pos
sible field for their. own endeavors as
future sufrragettes. the young women
appeared greatly interested In. the
methods by which the city's laws are
manufactured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
Many Preachers from All Over the
State Meeting Here in Conference

Street church, opened with the de-
votional service. having as HIS sub
ject. Love The Uniting Power" Dr.
Bruner spoke on the home mission
survey and introduced Or. Buchanan.
who gave the survey of Scott county.
Va, in which there are a large num-
her of children, with small num-
Der OF schools and without the In
fuenee of any Sunday schools. this he
said was typical of that section OF
southwest Virginia.
The International Relations was the
subject OF splendid address by DIR.
Plato Durham, Of Atlanta, followed
by DR.. Bruner, who closed the meet
ing with the home mission survey,
using the slides
Last night the foreign mission sur
ves WIS given, when four mission
aries from the foreign field spoke.
The conference "Opens this morning
at $3.50 o'clock ard will continue
through today and tomorrow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
livery Druggist in U. s. In
! s6ucted to Refund Price
1 While You Wait at Count
4 er II Relief Does Not Come
] Within Two Minutes.
IhIightful Taste, Immediate
I 1etief, Quick Warm-U

x1lho sensation Of the year In the
Emg trade In Aspironal. the two
mnte cold and cough reiiever. au-
ofttAtfvefy guaranteed by the iabora.
49,: tested. approved and most
nkA4Maaattcally endorsed by the high
= authorities. and proclaimed by
9 00Kmon people as ten times as
- and effective as whiskey, rock
" Kye. or any other cold and cough
nqdy they have ever tried
Sfll drug stores are now supplied
IN he wonderful new elixir. 80 all
G navs to do to get rid of that cold
~ Akep Into the nearest drug store,
~ IAS clerk h1n a dollar Tor i bot
4k ASp1ronai and tell him to serve
y Ewo teAspoonfuls with four tea
e0fsaa Of water In a glass. With
N watch IN your hand, take the
~ ~ one swallow and call for your
nR back In two minutes II you
nof feel your cold fading away like
ensn within the ttxne limit Dom.
mMlAfu3. forss asf druggtue@ Invite
VI An4 expAct you TO try 1t. Every
xsn asaAg r.
11, fakA the remainder OF the bottle
lo ~ your wife ana babies. for
eunaa = BY Tar the safest and most
pe5xe, The easiest to take and the
k MnxeeAbie cold and cough reme
- lnfsnts an4 chiidren---Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02

w hecAuas OF the length OF time
q - Waa delayed, but on account
a. W1r44 NAm dUne during that stn1e,
5A6 NHnty millions nf dollars spent
Y N d4yeAcpment made and the enter
80 undertaken, the investments by
f1Nllc that have been invited and
@N1% moi 10 be ignored"
An INCONSISTENCY.
I Referring TO the governments brief
Nhtrh request is made that the f'1r-
e&4 trade OF the steel corporation be
63lx9ca from the decree of dissoiu-
Ton, thA courts decision Gays this is
AA inconsistency, aud adds:
The propositions and suggestions
i a. not commend themselves. We dc
/ Mck zee how the steel CORPORATION can
{ ~ such beneficial instrrmt 1ta't-y
I N tlle trade of the world ana vet be
1 much an evil instrumentaliN in TIE
I ~ destroyed. And by whom and bow
.shAA all the adjustments of preserSa
lion or destruction be ma 1eg
ii @Hew can the corporation be s1s-
tanned and its power OF control over
It's subsidiary companies be retained
and exercised In the foreign trade and
<tkcss up in the ticracstic tf..ie- he
g4vNrnment presents no solution Of
the problem
-
be4ye~est the formation ~ th-. steel
exploration and the organization ot
4 fA1 Standard OIL and Tobacco trusts
For the reason that ire methods used
by the Standard Oil company is gain
Ing control over subsidiaries were
Brutal while the toSacso trust MAS
nisp formed, the decision says iii
sHeEaiity." The decision adds
"In conclusion We are unable to
Eecs that The public interest vii he
served BY yielding to The contention
NJ flyss COVE nmf7tt reSevFt NJ the dis
solution OF the company of the separa
fiar from ii az some Of its subsidiaries.
Akead wc do not see In a contrary con-
csusio- "A risk Of injury 20 the pubic
Interest including a material disturb
ar1re af and. il may be, seTtouS 6erri-
saers 10 ,hc foreign trade And in
submission to the policy of the fortify-
ing prohibition thu public interest Is
OF pH ranount regard"
Justices Day Pitney and Clarke. In
the discerning opinion say Tire rerord
leaves no doubt that the steel co.,
iforsfinn and the several subsidiary
rorparations which make up that or
ganization were formed in violation
nf the sherman act"
The law was violated in the forfna-
fieTf Of the ccrpe ration. the opinion
holds, az well by its immediate rvac-
Noes II brought within the control
nj the corporation the power 80
dominate the trade fix prices and
restrain The free flow Of commerce
anax a scale heretofore unappr9ached
M the history Of corporate otEan!1a-
ion IN this country."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02

men, rich and poos. capital a..d iG>or
organized and classes of every de-
scrlption seek TO make the federal
government this vehicle Of their pre-
ferment as the expense of the suffer
ing public. Cove ,rraents are not con-
stituted to adva ace the cause o. any
class Of men at the expense of the
" hole people. l.nt rather to prevent
one class from 'lsing the government
TO injure another.
"In II country like onrs where
equality of condition is impossible,
equality of right Is essential. To es-
tahlish this equality of right Is the
true-the chief function of govern
ment To this end | hope to see a
great gathering &c the people of Viz
einia from every county in the
state) at the convention to be held at
Roanoke in MAY, who, true tn the
principles Of Jefferson. with one voice
will adopt pla in~m containing but
tour words only Back to the Con-
stitution.'
Such platform adopted by Vir-
ginia who practically made the con-
stitution as Against the meaningless
platitudes so often adopted only 10 be
broken. would enlist the enthusiastic
7upport not only of thousands % Viz
rinians, but of tens of thousands of
loyal Democrats throughout the
whole country. who. long dazed and
feared of present conditions, have
awaited the kindlier light of bet
ter day when Jeffersonian princi-
pies would again be established at
Washington as the only remedy for
the distracted condition of our be-
owed country
What we need is an old time re-
vivaf of pure and indebted Democ-
racy, with all "isms' except "Ameri-
canisn" relocated to the scrap heap.
We need men OF strong minds to teach
and preach Democracy and expose
he spurious article. with warm hearts
to love it, with strong faith to uphold
II and believe in it, with strong con-
'victions To fight for i, and pure pat
riotis'n that is willing to die for it.
For these principles. as a candi-
date for governor, | shall fight. be-
heVing as do, that they are essential
TO our liberty and our freedom And
neither the dissent Of friendship. nor
the hope Of political prefernent will
ever drive me from their advocacy,
for their re-esta bIishment Is the only
none or Democracy in America.
IN due time | will announce my
position on state issues
With assurance of my high ad-
mlradon and personal esteem .
remain, my dear senator,
Faithfully yours,
HARRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER. 4"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
Honor Late str wn,i.m o.,.r.

New York, March IA meeting in
memory OF Sir William Osler. forme-
Regium professor OF medicine at Ok
ford university and professor of zmedI-
zine ut Johns Hopkins. was held last
right ut the New York Academy OF
MedictA4. II West Forty-third street.
Dr. George David Stewart. president OF
the academy. presided. and introduced
tho speakers, DR.. William H. walsh Of
Baltimore: DIR. Thomas McCrae, OF
Philadelphia; DIR. Francis j. Sheppard.
ct Montreal. and Edward c. Streeter.
~ Boston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
WOMEN MEET

A large audience was in attendance
at the first meeting OF the interchurch
world conference for ladies which
convened yesterday afternoon at the
Street Christian church.
Each denomination had its quota OF
delegates and number OF visitors
from various parts OF the state are
also in attendance
Dr. MacLachlan. pastor OF seventh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
MEET At
LUNCHEON TO-DAY

The Rotary cl1n viii assemble at
noon today in is fertnightly lunch
con at the Business Mems club. Sew,
eral committees win report, and 1t il
telived encouraging progress viii
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
BILLS INTRODUCED
SENATE

Mr.. Layman-S ID No. A0s A
hill for the relief Of the county OF
A1leghan which was taken no.
0fnered 10 be printed and referred
~ the committee on roads and inter-
nAi navigation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02

nave been shown IN the boy IT ove-
ment and in the trip to the district
convention this north.
A report will also be made OF the
TRIP to Washington and talks will be
made by various members on their
lines OF business President Rulling-
ton expects a large attendance.
1t is not generally known that
Dan" OF Rudyard Kipling's fairy
taie@---his son jack Tieptcr@ri vs.
ling-has been missing" since the
battle OF Loos Thy say you I'm
look through the windows OF the Kip
hing house at Burnwash any night,
and see the poet sitting where he
used 10 snin tales to his boy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02
GT1ER THAN
: WHISkEY FOR
- - -
COLDS AND FLU

Nv Elixir, Called Aspironal
sMedicated With L.ates
Scientific Remedies, USED
md Endorsed by European
and American Army Sur
.geons to Cut Short a Cold
and Prevent Complications
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02

tcontlpued From Page one.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-02

Faithfully yours.
HARRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-23

An English newspaper has dis
covered a milkmaid who wears a
monocle whtle-a work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-23
MACDALENA

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore re-
turned to Magdalena after a ten
days trip to Hot Springs and Ell
Paso.
The Magdalena schools closed
a very successful school year on
Friday, May 81. Many of the
teachers have been re-engaged Tor
the next year, thus making their
second and third years as teachers
in the public schools here.
On Thursday evening Miss Hor-
tense Medley delightfully."- enter
tanned the members of the gradu-
atinp class of the eighth grade.
The evening was thoroughly en-
loved with various games and mu-
sic. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
on Friday evening the Masonic
order gave q grand banquet In the
basement of the Presbyterian
church In honor of Stuppi, Foss
and Caldwell.
Miss Jessie Hackney Of Clinton,
Mo. Is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Streeter Taylor.
Mrs. Ed Dickens Is convalescent
AFTER an lllHtoS VA SSNSioi "NN
The graduating exercises or the
eighth grade were held at 2 o'clock
FRIDAY afternoon In the Casino
theater. A class of twenty-one
girls and boys received diplomas,
Presented by superintendent Vines.
The Rev. Andrew Caldwell and
family will leave Monday morning
for their new home at spokane.
wash. Rev. Caldwell has been
nastor of the Presbyterian church
Tor the past two years.
Z. 2. Engle of Quemado was
business visitor in Magdalena on
A number Of Magdalena people
motored to socorro on Thursday
evening where they witnessed the
graduating exercises at the School
OF Mines.
on Tuesday evening the MEM
hers of the Presbyterian churcn
gave a farewell party to the Cala-
we'll family in the parlors OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church.
Ralph Cozine left for the east;
where he expects to spend several
months in the state of New Jersey