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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25
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AMARILLO HOTEL


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\ pretty , runm mnd.rn home un Tay
lur itrrri. clue ~ Niliuu frhuui. har'r
wood floors. pllstorcd and heated. prrt
~ lawn aud trees. garage. only So,'ou.
s.. sea cash. balance in suit.
ropn mud,rn bungalow. well located
IN souihv,d part hardwood lloors,
built Nv feature. garage a,d other out.
hon, ~ mice Ltn aud trees. Price only
81 .ooo. ~ cash. halnncc -.nsy.
~ room houI. clyos" To post Office
dandy for roomirg houfc, or boarding
hVufr Price SIG 800. 10000 cash. bal
anrr can BE- arranged,
DoWN TOWN i.OT-With 3 room
houfr un u let G0Nllo feet. garage
and other out houses. one black lroii'
Iplyod fir.Hi : wonderful lu',ii"n fnr
! A rturr building ~ q reasonable price
Don't miss this opportunity.
HOTEL.
A. rnotn brick hotel. IN one uf the les.
TOWN. in thu wet. lot i-'Nlla w. "'
the maln street liuildins includes = y
eral stores bringing IN 500 per month
rent This is an atiractiV" bargain i"i
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| n,rs can and let MS explain the pre-
| position "a Nou.'
LOTS
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Addition. Prize $1,000, IL ci'ni'. hniane'
| casN. go.
ulorl ii0,3o0 IN Amarillo li.ish'
Addition. Iuicc II 80. 1. cash balaiie'
cary. -. q,
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,hr city. an! san Jacinl" liciEhu'
LAD.
r-ction. gu"d Farm land. ArmNir"h
,nunty. near gond town. ana Tcho" !,
| -,il bargain. 80. -.
| . scctlnnf of gntl plains land ~ p''
smith rninty. miles fr,in sund town
l'tice reasonable .,,,,
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~.
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PROPERTY WITH
NJ n. WEAVER REALTY 60.
TAi,AIs RANCHES AND CITY
| PROPERTY.
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ron SALE--Dudgo touring clr No
Junk. lNic buchanan ~ - -
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WANTED To LEASE Tor myself. Cur.
Wished housc ur apartment. VIII nav
"afrral r'rnihr 80 ad,an.,e fF S.rn-
thing desirable. phsn. sasf f.asn
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WHY NOT IN iipN III, Or ,.r' ''''
THE Et.NI fAh f'h -.
rovm modern pl,,H'.i'a ouisa'o w,
iar'iw ood iiopis' bu''' !" ''''"'''' WV
FILLMORE No'"oo, ........,, h,,d
ru'iu bungalow "h PaN'n',,'' 49, '
wood ~ urf, plast"r"d' buli' w i'etu''n'
furnace ~ tii,d bahrnl, Nv, ~. .,aio
iriNc on 10Th street sll'"vV' "''' F''
ash. f., -
| 3 room huhsal""' i''' ~ :
ncnt. garage "h bu'h'h'h' F'-'V
~ 500 cash.
ruon bungalow "' '"lh, hniu 49,
lO0rs. furnace. built ~ i'd'u'cs .h"'
,E,. and concrete diiNo way Sl-'''''
Eaft if'nt, ~ ", '',n,. '""i''s hloh'
m house platter, DUN ~ features
$500, iocat'n on h"ni%'
Dui'N bung"iuW "h sN"' pihst'i
Il. bun ~ features WI" DIins Nfp
"r m"nih. slV.V""'
East 'front.' corner lot on pavement.
rom mod'rn Nome Pierce street
'5.'so. 81 400 cash
ragm mndcrn ON West 18th stree.
| near pavement $4,000,
C,rncr lot. 90 ~ g. front. . room
MODERN, plasicrtd home on Euchanan.
~, 800.
6 room modern home ON jefferson
corner lot, plaricrcd built IN features.
$500.
room east front. modern hoine'
,rick furnace. built IN features. baths.
luuhle garage $4,000, located un iiai
rison.
room modern hone. basement, pln.
cred on pavement. Van Buren,, $500.
q room modcrn bungalow on picrtS
iaftcrcd. built IN features. $500.
New roo,n bungalow. hard wood
l"ors. built IN f".'urcs. furnace on
Madison. $4,000.
rOuin mtslt.In home, garage a.
buchanan. $1,000.
~ r"om and bath basement Furnaces
'''aE', lug" tiN y, corner i"i 100 n.
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For SALi;-Onr four passenger str'
phcns ear. Al condition. call In person
al Room -. Tourist Inn. saturday az
SUNDAY between 10 a. m. ana u q. ~.
40 81
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FoH RENT three rooms for house.
keeping liee Pierce 1859 ~,
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PIERCE: STREET

= RON modern .rnst front un pave.
mrm only $3.50. 81 $50 cash. balance
So per month. lc
ODOM LAND 60. Phone ~
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room modern east fruut, garage. gar
d,n aud irc'e prirr $3.50. 81 500 cash
balance So p'r mo u
ODCM LAND 60. Phone Ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-25

FpI. SAIIt-On easy payments. 9th
a. or al . cots Old Town Addition.
Amarillo. Lots . and n. block u: lots
10 and l. hlnck ~. lots .. aud L.
block q and lot l blork %. J. $. Gorr
Dryol. OKLA. 40 20
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"pi SAt.E-if's IN Ssn s.irtt
Heights lf Sffs Goo sc. m-.thirt r,si,
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dsf,Irrd tHvine'iie NJ taNes Cor fva
years ". o. E.,mcs a Eco I'hun- 80
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IuE SAIL: 300 u-.m hotrl. furnished.
u.n H..i. See m, D. D.. Gufup.
i'ruu. .N lH. o. Pools 81 U,
New Britain herald., 1920-03-02
HUMPHREY SAID NO,
 CHANGED HIS MIND
Wasn't Going to Resign on
 Feb. 23-He Has

In trcSr days of mOmC CntOUS GueS- tions the mind of man changes often. This appears to be the case wit Ernest x. Humphrey. chairman of the republican town committee. who is also d member of several of .tbe muniCi pal committees. ilportant and otherwise. About a week ago. it was reported that Mr. Hum phreN was considering; rcsiening from the serv- ice of he city in order that he mig It devote his entire time to his duties Of general superintendent at Traut X Hinc Manufacturing company. He was visited by 1 ncWspaperman on February 5. and entered d general denial that it was his intention of rcsignng Last night however, he rendered his resignation as chairman of the republican town committee. It was accepted. It is reported that Mr. Humphrey has also said no. in regard to his candidacy for the re- publican maNoraltN nomination. In a caucus several years ago, .. F. Cur lis defeated him for the nt~nination. and Mr. Curtis went down to defeat to democrat.
 Herbert F.. Erwin, an enthusiastic republican. and a hard worker in the interest of lhe party, is being men toned as the next chairman of the republican town committee. Mir Err win was asked today regarding his acceptance of the town chairman hip. He said that he would accept the place if il was the unanim o us wish Of the Anem bcrS. not that he sought the honor, but he felt if he could aid the party, it was hlS duty. He is active in the Third Ward Re-
 
 tarv of the New Britain Machine con- paNN.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-02
FAIR SEX TO AID ! AT "CINDY" SHOWS
Matrons and Maioens Will Act as
 IShers and Program Girls at Next Weeks Show.

The fair sex of the city is co-operilt- ing with the various Masonic orsani- cations of this city in the production of "Oh, Oh, Cindy.' at the Lyceum on March $, and 10. and d humber of matrons and maiclens will act ..s ushers and program girls.
 Mrs Albert H. Schilling is in charge and assisting her as ushers will be: Mrs. A. C. kimball. Mrs George Kim ball, Mrs. John Purney Mrs. Allan (. Mckinne. Mrs. Harry Bates, Mrs. Pardon Hickey. Mrs. Howard Parsons, Mrs. William Booth Mrs. Henry Rice and Mrs. Harold Hat and Misses Anna Gauer, Mildred Robinson! Helen Caldwell. Elsie Col lingWood, Vivian Caliendar, Marjorie Sleath, Hazel Perry, Rosalie Bell, Zoe LeHar, Margaret Cochrane, Marjorie Blair. Rose Bertni, Mildred Palme:. and Beatrice Porter.
 Those who will distribute programs are: Misses Margaret Middlema ss
New Britain herald., 1920-03-02
CITY ITEMS

Iargain week at Besse-Leland's $. Iivt.
 kndre lodge, I. Q. c. F., will meet borrow evening in Vega hall. A bs of l } candidates will be initiat- There will be a mission at St. CTS church beginning Sunday, Iil II. The mission will continue 7oughout the week and will he for In men and women. 3argain week at BesseLeland s. .dvt.
 "45'' tournament will be played
 be rooms of the '. M. T. A. x E.. fety tonight. lexington lodge. I. .. Q. F.. will fer the initiatory degree on class Candidates Thursday evening. Ilarence F. Bennett. Vice-president 1t
 he Stanley Works. will start in W days for the Pacific coast on ness for the factory.
 he meeting of the Maple Hill
 rary society has been postponed
 l Friday. March 6. when Miss
 abeth Rogers, of this city. will
 kk on the county work of the
 NV. C. A.
 areain week at Besse-Leland' S.
 ivt.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-02
BIG ADVANCE SALE
 FOR "NIANTIAIE'' SHOW.

Tickets for "Maytme," the musical success produced by the Messrs. Shu- bert. which is to appear a t the Ly- ceum on Thursday evening, March 4th, is having a big advance sale, and there is no question but what this splendid production will be greeted by d packed house. The anagement of the L.Nceum is highly pleased over the manner in which the tickets are selling. and it is believed efforts will be made to secure for New Britain other attractions of high merit.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-02
You Need a Medicine |uShOuId Nevertheless

I ave you ever stopped to reason l it is that so many products that IextensiVelN advertised, all at once
 b aut of sight and are soon forgot The reason is plain--the article |not fulfil the promises of the man Iturcr This applies more partiCu- to a medicine. \ medicinal haration that has real rurativc val Utmost sells itself. as like Hn end chain system the remedy is rec |ncntEcu by those who have been ntited. to those who are in need of prominent druggist says 'Take
 example Dr. Kilmer's swamp If. preparation have sold for V years and never hesitate to reg nend. for in almost every case it tvs excellent results. as many of
 customers testify. No other kid i remedy has so large u Salc.' |ccordinc to sworn statements and .fed testimony of thousands who
 used the preparation, the success br. I<ilmer'S SWamp-ROot is due to | Ifact so many people claim, that it | Is almost every wish in overcom- I<idaey. liver and bladder ailmen tects urinary troubles and neutral the uric acid which causes RimatiSnl.
 Iou may receive d sample bottle of |mp- Root by parcel post. Address RKiimor & Co, Blnghamton, x. Y, enclose ten cents; also mention New Britain Herald. Large and Iifun 4iz"t bottles for sale at all stores
New Britain herald., 1920-03-02
THE NEW WAY

kept in the open as much as possible, even in the winter.
 Coughs-Apply Vicks as directed for Colds in the Chest and Head, and if the cough IS very annoying, swallow, every few hours, a small piece the size of pea.
 Group Spssmodic-Rub Vicks freely over chest and throat until the diff ficu!t breathing is relieved. One apph- cation IS usually enough. To prevent Croup during the night, give a good application over the throat and chest at bed time and cover with hot, flannel cloths.
 lnfluenx.-In spite of the epidemic last winter, very little is known of this diseasc-even the germ causing it IS not yet definitely located and no specific for influenza so far as known has been discovered. Tn all cases d physician should be called promptly.
 Viclss IS to be used as an external ap- plication in connection with the phy- sician's treatment. Apply as directed for Pneumonia.
 To Avoid Influenza - Inhuenza is spit-bornc disease, and when inhaled the germs attack the mucous membT ane, !, or lining of the air passages. Even this IS not absolutely certain, but 1t Is agreed by most authorities that keeping the system in good condition and the air passages stimulated and free from colds IS the best way to avoid the disease.
 Melting little Vicks in spoon night and morning and inhaling the vapors, and applying we'll up the nostrils sev era1 times day. particularly when ill crowds, IS recommended.
 Pneumouia-(I) Send for your phy- *cian at the first sign of pneumonia CD Immediately begin the use of Vicks as an external application. For pneumonia, Vicks Is applied somewhat as directed for Deep Chest Colds-fcr Tonsiiisis-Apply as directed for Sore Throat.
 Whooeing Cough - This is a self limited disease, running a course which varies from a few weeks to several months. There Is no known specific Ficks Is of value in easing the cough paroxysms, and thus lessening their weakening effect on the system. Rub Vicks we'll over the spinal column, from the neck to the hips, to relieve the ner- vous tension. Then apply over throat and chest, covering with hot f1annels. Vicks IS Not Meant to Replace the fhysician-At the first symptoms of serious illness. such ss pneumonia, a physician should always be cahed. Many other troubles. such as chronic catarrh Or continued headache, can for the diagnosis of a good doctor.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-02
Landers Will Not Be
 Democratic Candidate

!,x-Mayor George M. I-andcrs has declared empha tically that he will not be the standard bearer of the demo- cratic party in the coming election and that it is his intention to get out of the council rather than in. Asked if republican endorsement would change his mind. ne said it would not The councilman has been mentioned in democratic circles q possible candidate for the mayOralty for sev- eral months
New Britain herald., 1920-03-02
C. o. P. DEIEG .tTES.

Candidates for places on the list of delegates to represent the local re- publican organization at the state convention must file their petitions by Friday of this week. The delegates will be named at the primaries on March l. Representatives for Con- necticut to the national convention will be chosen at the state conference in New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-02
TRAINING FOR NURSE.

Miss Magic o'Hrien. daughter of Mrs. John O'Iiricn of 1910 Stanley street yesterday entered St. Francis hospital where she will train 70 Dc q Nurse. Miss D'BriCn had been em- ploNCd al the American Paper Goods company for some lime. \ sister Miss Helen 'f'11"n. iS completing her course al that hospital.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-02
VI \SSE,S FOR DECEASED.

There was au anniversary nnSS for William Carpente" this morning at $ o'clock al S1. Pei CTS church. WedneS- day morning at o'clock there will be months mind mass for Airs. Eva Eortin and on Friday there will bt' a months mind mass for Robert NJ. TOmpkinS. on Saturday there will be a months mind mass for Mrs. Ed mund SChilling.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-02
TALK ON MARK TWAIN.
Richard Burton, IL. D.. Will Give
 Lecture Tomorrow Afternoon.

Richard Burton, IL. D., will give the first of his series of lectures oil Wednesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. II. D. Humphrey on West Main street. The subject of his first talk will be Mark Twain as a Neigh Dor Saw Him.
 The other talks will be:
 March 12-"lbsen and His Infu- ence.''
 March 16--''Poctic Drama (Barry and Ataeterlinck.)
 April 1--''The Irish Dram;.''
New Britain herald., 1920-03-02
FINED FOR THEFT.

Judge Francis "A. Pnlotti of 1he Hartford police court. imposed a S35 fine upon Aora ham Wcbocr for pur- chasing goods which he is said to have known were stolen from Alex ander Rosensweig's store at 29i Main street this city. The store was burGllrized Februarl 6.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-02
DIRECTIONS FOR THE USE
 ,,,,~ OF VICKS

Vapors Important - For diseases of the respiratory organs, such as colds, a large part of the value of Vieks lies in it's Eaporizing qualities. Therefore, whenever Vicks Is applied over the throat and chest, care should be taken to leave the clothing loose around the neck and the bed clothes arranged in the form, of funnel, so that the vaPors arising may be freely inhaled.
 Hot We. Cloths In case. of very severe colds, sore throat, coughs, ineip- ient pneumonia, etc. hot, wet towels should be applied over the throat and chest to open the pores of the skin be- fore applying Vicks.
 Fresh Ar-Plenty of fresh air in the bed room is the best way to prevent colds and lung troubles. Fresh air does not cause colds: it strengthens the lungs, enabling the system to throw off colds. Asthma - Vicks Is not "cure" for asthma-so far as we know, there Is no cure. In many cases, however, Vicks does give relief. Rub 1t we'll over the spinal column, from the neck to the hips to relieve the nervous tension Then apply freely over threat and chest at bed time and cover with hot fanncls. rCIlc" NI0 SiWdyS HdFC lf1C covers loose, so that the vspors may be freely inhaled. Also melt Vicks in a spoon and inhale the vapors and apply little up the nostrils.
 Bronchitis. Sore Threat, Cold. in the Chest-~If a severe case, first apply hot, wet towels over the throat and chest. Then rub Vicks in we'll until the skin is red, spread on thickly and cover with two thicknesscs of hot, fan mel cloths.
 C.tarrh, Ceidx in the HeaA--Melt little Vicks in spoon and inhslc the vapors. Also apply well up the nostrils. There arc so many varieties of catarrh that s competent physician should al ways be consulted. For many forms, however, Vicks is excellent Dissolve a half tesspoonfu1 cf salt in a pint of warm water and snuff up the nostris night and morning. Then insert Vicks freely up the nostrils as far as pos sibic, snuftins well back into the air passages-
 Children's Colds - Vicks is particu larly valuable in treating chi1drea's colds, since 1t Is an external treatment and therefore, does not disturb the delicate digestions of children. The best plan is to keep Vicks constantly on hand and apply freely and often at the first sign of ''snfhes."
 Growing children require plenty of fresh air and exercise and should be
New Britain herald., 1920-03-02
THE OLD WAY

Treatment by internal dosing, which does not reach direct to the affected parts and which frequently does derange the digestion.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-02
>IIIiLI INVENTORY.

John I;a ahalcA am! George F.. i.ucas appraisers of inc "St3t" of Edward R Nihi1I. have mud" tEcir report The. estate consists S of :rOUorE business at 134 south Main street valued ;1t sI.O02S4; Il building Iot at 160 South Main street. valued at S1."O0; an au- tom obiie valued at $500. Ida w. Nj hilf is namcd Idmini5tratrtN
New Britain herald., 1920-03-02
Vicks Acts Both Externally
 and Internally

V7ICK'S VAPORUB is the discovery of a North Carolina druggist L. Richardson, who found way to combine the standard, time tested remedies - Mcntho, Camphor, Turpentine, Eucalyptus, Thyme Juniper, etc. -in salve form, that when Vicks is applied to the body, these ingredients 1aporizcd by the body heat
 INTERNALLY, these vapors, inhaled with each breath all night long, carry the medication direct the air passages and lungs
 EXTERNALLY, Vicks is absorbed through and stn1u- atcs the skn attracting the blood to the affected parts and aiding the vapors inhaled to relieve the inf1am nation congestion.
 How the Use of Vicks Has Grown Starting with the RiChardsons retail drug store, the of Vcks has increased county by county state by state, until than 17 million jars used annually practically jar for every family in the United States-and this spite of the fact that VCks Is still treatment to many people in the North and West. Once used, Vicks is friend for life it is easily appicd-so quick in it's results.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-26
To
FIGHT INFLUENZA

New York, Jan. e5.-Co-operation
Of every organization and agency
available in the city to fight the tn
fuenza epidemic is being sought by
pr Royal S. Copeland. health com
missioner, it was learned today fol-
lowing Il conference at heath depart
rlent headquarters which was at
tended by representa- lives of many
social and community centers. An
other conference Is to be held tomor-
row to still further enlarge the num-
Der OF auxiliary organlza tons and the
scope of their work for the public
health.
Today's reported new cases. ASS,
while large, showed noticeable fall
ing Off in the matter OF increase as
compared with Yesterdays increase
over the previous tWentyfour hours
Todays increase was 494 cases, while
TRAIT OF yesterday was l,02a.
The deaths reported from both in
fuenza and pneumonia today 1oS;
compare with 159 deaths reported
October 8, 1918. the corresponding
date for the last epidemic. On Octo-
Der 6. 1918 2,o73 new cases of in
huenza We're reported, as compared
with the 2,S55 of today. DR.. Cope
land expressed belief that the present
apparent increase OF cases over those
reported on the corresponding date Of
the last epidemic is really the result
of more conscientious adherence to
the rules of the department governing
reports.
Nurses now form the most press
ing need in fighting tho epidemic, the
commissioner declared, adding that
where individuals cannot bear the ex-
pense of a nurse the city viii pay for
the service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-26

ness OF the bootlegger ard not give
the officers OF the law the right OF
every American citizen to presume
hlm innocent until proven guilty?
After two trials they have not get
proven them guilty to the satisfaction
Of "A jury OF their peers.
What about the effort to abolish the
prohibition commissioner? There has
never hcea time when there Is more
need Of II than now. Why not do away
With the commissioner Of agriculture ?
,lsaiL@d Sta las has one; the eom5pis-
sioner OF insurance, there is a United
Statcs department, They say the do
pgrtmcnt costs the state From the
t-r~rrrt of the COMMISSIONER II pays for
itself
But suppose ii did not do the peo-
pie Of Virginia want To save few
thousand dollars and have her laws
trampled under foot? You cannot
break the bad habits OF a people fer
800 years in night Does the
United States missioner OF pro-
hibition want 1t abolished? No.
Eut who wants the ONCE abolished,
Has the BAPTIST church OF the state
asked it? No. at the last convention
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-26
WILEY WOULD AllAY
ALL APPREHENSION

New York. Jan. 25.--Dr. Harvey
w Wiley the famous pure food ex-
pert today issued a statement to allay
the apprehension caused by recent
cases of poisoning from ripe olives
which might have serious effect on
the food reserves of the country by
causing an unwarranted lack of con-
fidence in canned goods generally,
No cases of botuism have been
reported from ordinary canned
goods" says Dr. Wiley. The public
need have no fear OF other canned
goods in which this toxin has never
been discovered The presence of the
toxin produced by the botulinus
bacillus in bottled olives is due he
says. to the fact tina, the olives are
rot necessarily steriized.
A simple precaution" according TO
Dr., Wiley's statement, may even
render ripe olives containing this
toxin harmless by raising them a few
moments to the boiling point OF
water. When package of ripe
olives is opened, il should be care
composition. II found to be very
soft and nushy, it may very justly be
nut aside 4 human life is too pre-
cious to take any chances
We do not refuse to drink milk
because it occasionally carries
typhoid germ; we don't refuse 10 eat
meat because II occasionally is
spoiled and produces serious and
even fatal Illness We do. however,
take precautions to prevent such ac-
cidents. We pasteurize or sterilize
our milk. These are wise nrecau-
tions. The same care should 20 exer-
clsed with the ripe olive. 1t is not
quite just to pass on To canned food
in general stigma which very rarely
is attached to one article of package
goods that Is not canned In the sense
that it is sterilized."