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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Health Talks by Dr.. Brady
4 safe Vacation
fright. 1870. b, Nat .onai Newspaper Service

so; Although We have passed through the anti
asnptc era o' Surgery ana trayeiel far in the
s ,nn,I',, as opposed to ,he oder OF
There Still people s., nsm.ated M is
.,, that blood poisoning IS caused by
clothing, and. most deplorabie OF ali bv LAX"
ing coin" in IA wound. While such false no.
tons prevail there bound to occur man y
wound infections which should nave been
scratch punc,ure ' or abr.siom wi TN AZ irihns
iacc doesn't know how such little worn,,s
" is likely 10 Apply n p,IHa GSHr.Rs
lien :" =, me Way Of first ala he is much
n 20 /" De = healing salvc- whatever kind
"norrcn saI' = rs, OF ne essentials OF The
will inh That ii contains two drains Of ,i nc"
tnre or todinc-emouEh to prevent a, least
soning, Iodine is nscfuI as well as" as or ma
cut or abrasi", or %wno II upon every scratch
plenty 30 ii immediately. Then lot moth
mressinE which is excellent for small wounds
so hIah are NO, hssdins is coat OF flexible
In the XII. or II the edges OF the cut or
s M%nnS sen ,hc TO sapS fHowne Ne loaine
whioh we ineluGed in me kit nSforS either
and shin must hc perfectly dry Take care
sterile shall come in contact viii the surface
OF me adhesive or with any other surface
y !a'ger wound may he .swabhcd with the
Iodine and thea immediately covered with a
piu OF sterile gluzc, two scaled cnveloucs OF
which YOU will find in the kit. In order to
prevent sticking of the gauzc the wound.
squeeze out upon the surface OF the game
winch is 10 touch the wound generous lamp
mat OF sterile pctro!atum 'vasciincJ from the
collapsibic tube in the kit. Then cover the
tauzc Win "a piece OF wnXch paper off the loa {
OF hreau We bought at the last station. to pre-
vent the Naselinc from pcrmeating the dress
ing. ana hold the dressing in place either with
Strlns OF adhesive plaster or with OF the
handaGcs
No wound Infection or blood poisoning oc-
- "a al ~ m
know!nGIy Implanted in the wound. Germs
never travel of their own cfrori. They go only
Whcrc they are put. or course they may he
present on The implement or object which
wounds tho skin: the unbrokcn skin.
Iodine takes care of the latter,
once wound is dressed let i; severely
alone for a week unless IL becomes uncom-
iortAblc. and In tMnt CAae. soc a .lnclnr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
LABOR OFFICIALS HOLD
CONFERENCE IN MEMPHIS
Announces M Decision KrInfiyc Ia
Arfi"n Hcgnr,lin- Resignation
nf INircnrn.

~ /: NJ rIIIS. TENN. July 10
w Hothcr any committee from the
Trades and Labor Ccuncil wuuIl call
on IN" city Commission "a the iagu-
lar session tomorrow as the result
tonight OF the conference Of all Of
metals Of the trades unions affiliated
with the council in regard to the
resignation Of the members OF the
tirt Fighters Union. was not an
nounccd tOnight.
The conference of tho labor Of
Heals was in session for several
AonrS behind closed DOCS
Announcement was made tonight
mat SIX IRE stations now are com
nlctcly manned by men rcg'ila ri!
employed as fircm"n, releasing the
volunteers heretofore on duty at
them.
Mayor Painc was advised todoy by
the city Attorney that reinstatement
of any of tho iiremcn who resigned
would he Illegal under Il recent de-
ciS!on OF the state Supreme Court. lf
tho city officials are Of any mind to
the men must file new applications.
tho City Attorney declared in his re-
port
This means that all seniority rig htS
are lost to all such. the city officials
point out.
Mayor Paine also said that regard
less of how many of tho former fire.
rocn wade new applications for en-
ployment. in the event the city cora
mission decided to rc-cmDloy them.
none Of the new regular fire fighters
would he displaced to make room for
the resigned men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Two Minutes of Optimism.
The Universal "lIcci."
Try HERMAN J. STITCH

Some weeks ago. contest was held for a
$1,000 prize to be awarded for the best 1920
Republican I.iati orm.
The judges If the contest were Nicho!,s
Murray Butler. E:"s dent OF Columbia Cn.vcr-
s..N. Albert j. Sew !dpr. former United :, =
senator aad David j. Ii.li. one time Amer ,;,n
airhi Ssadur 10 Germany.
The man who the $4,000 prize, when
asked how he worked, answered.
In preparing to write the PLATFORM. | read
as much Of the political writings OF tho TIA! rc
iuhccS--Butlei. lever i'ir" and ilili--as time
allowed before drawing up my treatise"
Here ~ somebody who with no reflects on
unon the kono-tnl. and capable judges. ought,
/: this master stroke OF asiutcncsS * a t"u"
index t. his horse sense. /" he wortn around
u Sl.0oo.rru "a year ~ "a diplomat or in
amy other rapacity where understanding Of
The almost invariahlc fact is tina: no mat
ordinary Or how extraordinary. hnN -; or
how little your man-whcthcr he is a moe ha ME.
aipcnt ", porter. III ofcssor. preacher teacher.
judge. juryman, bachelor. maid, husband. wifc
80 FROM the best of us through the rest Of us
there Is altar to Vanity at his threshold.
Md il you wculI hope for any favorS nj his
hands. Your chances are thousand and more
times augmented If yon Offer ny some small
sacrifice upon thiS shrine.
This must not and should not entail insin-
certify scrv!lity. both OF which are as dc.i-
rcGble as they are transparent and uEavaii-
ing
1t is simply appreciation OF the fac, Thai,
Diplomacy in its various phases IS tho hc:i"-
pau % common scnsc--and that Vanity is the
universal "hccl.'--copyright l22o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Maryland Man ON Suffrage.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sit he Idea that tuc lrEls.aturc Of i
STATE !ikc Tennessee cAa possibly think OF
ratiiyinG III" susan Is. Anthony suffrage
amendment 10 the Federal Constitution Is
scaIce!y conceivable To Marylg4d man.
The conditions both socially uad politically
here as Ne who live in Maryland know. are
Such that woman suffrage might produce an
almost !Htol-faolc situation. especially COR
white women who live IA the southern coun-
tees OF the state.
1t would mean that some 1000 negro women
would he gwen the vote, and. whit is more 20
the purpGsc that they would actually vote,
lust AZ every single one OF the negro men over
u years old in This state vote. and viii con =
t!nuc TO vote, ta' sec, so long Is;
the fifteenth amendment remains in force.
According To The best Information have
been able To secure. 80 per cent of the
White women in Maryland. without regard TO
reasons which ar" too obvious to require dis
ous"ion. Hnt Vet II the Legislature OF Ten
9cssec We're 10 vote ia favor Of its ratiiica
iiOn. negro woman suffrage wouid he imposed
Upon us perhaps forever No matter how in
JuriOGSiy this lax might operate. once en-
hode'! In the Constitution OF the United 81 "A ties.
II would be practically nrcpeaiablc and un-
Chanpcahlc.
II is Of the very essence q! civil liberty that
tho Dropl. of cacn St1;c should have the
right. not only to make their own laws but to
change them. amend or repeal them. they
see hi ana whenever Icy sec fit 20 do 50. \ nd
IL seems inonstruUt thiu" That the plea
should he made. as /, Is being mad" by some
OF our politicians nt this time. III TIL. name az.
Democracy. TO the Legislatures which have not
ratified this amendment to force IL upon the
unwilling people Of their sister states
WILLIAM l.. MARHt,RY.
baltimore, Md. July l.. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Harding 'grircd and Cross"

WIHEN Senator Harding had completed
w the task of writing his speech of ac-
ccptance Of the Republican nomination for
the presidency, he remarked that he was
feeling tired and cross In this state
ment. doubtless he spoke the literal truth
The task he essayed was a most arduous
one. The senatorial! rligarcly which named
him for head of The ticket built i, ii!atform
Tor him to run upon which renders ii vr-
tually impossible definitely to define his at
ttudc toward any of the vital issues OF
the present campaign. There is scarcely
plank i'll the platform that doesn't befuddle
the issue with which ii prc,cnds to deal
Yet, as the candidate who must interpret
and defend that platform before the people,
he must perforcc, in his initial dcliverauCc.
make the attempt so to construe ii as to
create favorable impression. else enter
the contest handicapped by conscious knowl-
edge of an impossible undertaking.
Little wonder, then, that he found HIM
self tired and cross" when he had put
the finishing touches to his laborcd effort
The Senator has never been accused OF be-
ing a man of trunscendent intellectual ubil-
NY, yet the task he essayed would tax the
genius Of the most splendid intellect TO
accomplish even tolerablc Job" Hence.
the case of nerves" with which the candi-
Gate emerged from his ten days or two
weeks ''sweatshop'' experience.
Nor should 1t occasion any surprise in
the light of the Senator's ovcrwrought
nerves, that he should have immcd lately
thereafter INDUCED in an exhibition OF bad
manners in his comment on the conference
held by his opponent with the President at
the White House Sunday Having himself
siudionsly refrained from giving out any
expression as TO his own attitude toward
campaign issues in advance of his speech
accepting the nomination, he yet has the
audacity 10 catechize the Democratic nomi-
nee on personal conference with tho Presi-
dent for comparison oil views on the best
method OF conducting the present campaign
$ as to win victory at the polls on Il plat
form in which there is not Il single word
OF cquivocation To obscure the meaning OF
any plank. In his troubled state Of mind
he anects to DO sOroly puzzled over tho
meaning of the published announcement
that the President and the Democratic
nominee find themselves in hearty agree
the party platform and of the duty OF Demo-
Gratis to present united front in securing
its overwhelming Endorsement at the polls
in November. Verify, the Republican nomi-
nee makes sorry spectacle OF himself in
his ill-tempercd comments on so manifest
proposition as that two great Democratic
leaders should find themselves in hearty
accord in giving unqualified Endorsement
to the platform Of their party. with especial
emphasis upon that plank which upholds
the honor of the nation in its engagements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
pretty well wha, i, is

tons We shall know pretty well wha, it is
we have tc face
Debts are paid in three ways and in only
three in services. in goods. in cash
.ic,'tS. which are II deferred form of cash.
before tue war We had what called f.l-
Eorabif trade balance of what seems ROW Il
tiiinE sum. from Si00.eOo.OOO TO SG0U. 600 900
year. more or less. Eut that WAS only a
Visible balance and the invisible balance COW
cred ii all.
we received. for example. tho services of
iorciSn vessels for carrying our exports: We
"iSDurS'" in Europe large sums fu;. ira vc,crs'
accounts: We had the services or insurance of
various Kinds conc for ms: aud we paid inter
est on foreiEn Investments in this country aud
IN tn's ana timer ways absorbed the so-cniied
favorable laa,.cc."
~ those ;h'hgs 10 not exis, today and the
Pr"p''h is Tile worse on that account We mr.,
NOT spending largely for travelling abro, +, =.
We ar creating our own merchant marina !.
VIZ are hSNt .npnG our own marine ins,,r,n,,
,"nip'hicS and other companies on a larger
Nc'ic' we 10 not seek the services that ~, a id
S''N ana M.!cl we then had To have 100
az. A't atie ncw to buy goods largely
nc remaining source is cash OF credit: aud
IN 'hht Way and in that gay chiefly we must
race The problem II stands
We hope and believe that 40 shan ,,,,,, .,,..
uoors much more widely To reCciv!n,. goods
rom "nrn'd Tor we can self IL we do no,
nu'. rms world never get along with
.>n'"T''h trS;rS TO sell goods 10 everybody IL nj
"N"'he cash IN tetuin.-copyrght. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
PROHIBITION DELEGATES
GATHER FOR CONVENTION
VIII Nominate " Cox or unr,IIn:,
Falls to support Dry =
Enforcement.
by Associated Press
NEIIl N.I.l. IN. "a

LINCOLN. NEE. july la-I: Gov
ernor Cos or senator Harding Til!
issue q cicar-cut statement oppnsinn
wcakcninT OF IN. eighteenth amend
ycnt!pn, which opens here W., lpc.-
day. prohuhly viii NOT nominal. :,
presidential candidate. W. j. calder
wood vice chairman OF the p'trty'E
national com Inltt"e. said today
Unless such i statement, is issued
the prohibition party will enter the
lists Tor a h%ht to finish" hr said
Mr.. Calderwood said. however. tina,
the issuing OF such u statc,nsn; H.,
'Ith'r OF the major party candtIpt.s
was not expected
Delegates who have arrived TINS
lar are unanimous III the declaration
that William j Bryan and "Billy''
sunday are tn" men who ou.h. -
head the Prohibition ticket
Nhont 300 delegates are expected.
most OF whom viii arrive tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
News Of Fifty Years Ago
lErnm Richmond Disnntch Iulv % $50
Henry Bodekcr has been elected Councilman
from Marshall Ward To ill the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF Mr.. boswell

from Marshall Ward to iii the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF Mr. ioswe!i.
The CITY Council yesterday elected the fol
pnhlc Schools; Robert II. Styil Harbor Mas
ter. Hobcrt II. DAVIS, city dauser.
Richard :rown. Of England. who arrived in
Richmond from New YORK last saturday and
Went 10 l'oNnatan u buy lana. d!cd SUDDEN
yesterday near Iowhat..m station ON the Rich
''ono and nanviiie Railroad.
New York lie has been sic! ever since his
arrival In New York from Europe three weeks
;, Married.; ON The l7,h instant by tie Rev.
chester. 10 Miss Annie Dunnavant, Of Rich
mOnd
Collections OF internal revenue tax on man.
Hrar'GSl ,ohnGec 10 IL YiTE'nia for e sral
iiG,b',.h5. being an excess Of S2,Gi3,S93.Hi over
The corresponding period Of last year. near
~ iSo per cent.
The feeling in Washington and other CEN
craHts is about evenly divided between the
French and the Prussiana. though the friends
cause Of the quarrel between the nations be-
comes better known
TIE governments Of Austria, Italy England
and Russia are known TO have presented 10
IIf.S urgent icmonSiranccS against War.
III armies OF saxony ma bavaria are in
motion to MD Prussia and no secret is being
made or where they stand
The New York Herald states that among
ctal robert Z. Leo. and SAYS OF him: 20. u
retiring disposition. however. he avoids the
crowds and docs not care much to be bored,
especially by politicians and interviewers."
That fits General Lee exactly. but n matter
Of fact General lee Ia In Virginia and has not
been 10 Saratoga.
passed the Senate during the last hour OF its
late session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
hAPS WOODEN MILLS HEAD
FOR SHUTDOWN OF PLANTS
Mayor nf Lawrence tritiri,cs Wood
FOR Throwing i".01a Operatives
Out of Work.
Ihy UniyrrsAl :iervlee !

LAW RENEE. MASS. July Ia
Mayor William T. White today led an
attack upon William NJ wood. presl-
dent OF the American Woolen Com
pany. at special meeting OF the city
council. called 10 consider the uncm-
rioyincnt problem created when the
shutdown Of the mills threw 1900
operatives out OF work
Tne mead Of che wooden company
WAS criticized severely for giving
pink teas To tho workers and feeding
tEein peanuts. crackers and ,hccs" at
his res Ieace. Misunderstanding them
ono Week and starving them the next
by. closing down the mills"
II the American Wooden Con;,auy
made the millions II is reported they
u!d duiin the war then they can al
fora to operate sin weeks at cost"
Mayor White declared.
We can't force the conpany tn
open It's mills. but we can demand To
know why they granted a II per cont
increase in wages three weeks before
they closed" he said.
me council agreed TO have "a con-
ference with MIR. Wood as soon as
possible to 'ind what can he done
about resum.nE operation Of tho
plants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
LAW PROTECTS U. S. PORTS
FROM FOREIGN SCHEMES
frNrnts Diversion of Busincns by
Preferential Rates to Freight
In tncrfrun Bottom-.
Associated Press |

WASHlNGTON, July ls-Tw o
m.'no"S nave been established by law
i'r venting the diversion nf busi-
ness from American ports by foreign
Shipnin; interests in an effort to de-
'eai the provisions OF the merchant
,,ar'N" not. Chairman henson. OF the
Shii'ring Board. declared today in an
address, 10 the National Association
Vt NlanUtaCturcrs
Ihcsc methods. the chairman said.
ere IN The merchant marine bill.
me nrst provides that preferential
rates be granted by railroads to I'm
nnrtS and exports III ov ng in
A'"triran bottoms. The governor Is
the Interstate Commc.,'c Commission
authority to give directions for en-
6argo"H or for The movcmcn; of traf-
~ under permit over American rail
lines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
NATIONAL GUARD OFFICERS
TO HAVE MORE TRAINING
Special Courses for Instruction nj
service SchooiS Directed by
Wnr Department.
INy Na.utlattN 70 ]

WASiliNiTON, July le-Furthcr
opportunity for The training and de-
Nrt"pincht ~ officers OF tho National
'iunrd - offered through q war DO
rhrtmcnt order today providing spc-
cial courses for instructors at service
schools for officers below tho grade
OF major. TIL" idiutants- Goncral ~
'Dt various states have been In
Struci"d to submit to tho militia
hHr"au the names Of those recon-
m"nde1 for the schools
Iho schools In which the courses
WI! De given are the Infantry school.
Camp ncnnlnr. Georgia: tho cavalry
school Fort Riley. Kansas; the field
artillery school, Fort sill. Okla: tho
coast artillery school. Fort Monroe,
va TANK corps school, Camp Meade.
Ma. Eve medical officers also vii! bn
permitted to attend tho army mcdi-
cal school i'm Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
ITALIANS AND JUCO- SlAvs
ARE AT POINT or RUPTURE
Spalato Clash Causes Bud Feeling
Which Government Is Try
ing to Count crnrt
lny Assnciateh iIess.

BELGRADE. SERBIA. July 10
Tho recent clash between Italians
and JuGo-Slavs at Spalato AMI the
anii-Slav demonstrations at Trieste,
nave caused much bad feeling here
agains, Italy. which the government
is attempting to countcract
Addressing the Serbian Parl:amcn:
yesterday. the president Of the coun-
ell declared Serbia had always con-
Sidercd herself AN ally OF Italy,
Later lie expressed 10 the Ha.as cor
respondent his regret that tension
existed between the Italians and
Jugo-Slavs. He declared his iutru-
tion 10 urge the allies for an imncdi-
ate dcliminatiOn of the frontier he
tween the kingdom of the Serbs.
CroatS and Siovcncs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
COTTON SEED REPORT is
ANNOUNCED BY BUREAU
ElcNcn-SI"nth Period shows 3.nDG,GDU
Tons of Southern ProIurt HIVE
Been Crushed.
Iny Assnc!ntcd prcss

tT'| sN"s''V.HEV'I IT'SF.I
WASH iEGroN July l9.--Tha cot =
TON seed and cotton seed pro Iuc,s
rrpori Tor the eleven month porind
DAY ny the Census bureau shows:
Cotton seed crushed. 3.?06.Gaa tons
l'rpducts manufactured: crude OIL
2pt.l'H,43l pounds: refined oil ass
lN!.21' pounds. cake and meal. l,nlj
las tons. lintcrS. G09.2Gg bales
stocks, June so seed Cat plants
|i"32 tons; crude oil. ;55Or Is :,
pounds: refined oil. 32G.oca.G2S pounds:
29i bales
Exports: oil. l4S.755.a72 pounds
cake and meal. 2lS.S0i tons. Iin,crs,
1856 bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
HUNT FOR PIRATES HOARD
OF GOLD Is UNSUCCESSFUL
Captain 4. n. Harley Hack In pnmnu
After Wreck and Narrow
IS.Icapr.
[ Ny NsHOCiltc1 Prcss

TAMPA irI.N .iniw ,i,rcsi,
!. Harley is back in Tampa after ~
unsuccessful trip for The huricj
treasure hoard of GaspariiIa, Tho hi
ny the pira," in a l0ngboat ncorlv
100 years ago in Coral Creek. near
Charlotte harbor.
ca ntain lIarley's ship was .rrcckeI
AZ oascy i'ass and had 4 narrow cs-
cape from drowning. liz, has q ,h,r,
showing the location of the trrasur,
ne chart Is said to have been ,lcn
ny Gomez. cabin boy on Gaspnril-
,ns pirate shin and by him given TO
wears ago. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Picked Ip Mt IInnInm.

Ambition is a side kicker Of discomfort and
first cousin To Trouble
when man gets deep enough into politics
he grows callous to SANDER
Nothing much matters ii II fellow knows he
Is right.
The chronic grumhlcr cheats himself at both
ends and in the middle OF life
million dollars Is only 4 million dollars.
ana in the end it will buy only six feet of
earth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
AT One on the Issues

IN the south portico OF the White House
~ many important conferences have been
hcid, none, perhaps, fraught with more his
toric significance than that of Sunday when
President Woodrow Wilson. for the first
time since the beginning OF his illness
greeted Governor james NJ. Cox of Ohio
choice Of united Democracy to be his sue
ccssor 1t was meeting OF two strong
men, both Of whom have proved themselves
stalwarts Of stawarts among American cti-
2cns. one the leader of the nation
throughout its most pcrilOus period the
other as the threc-timcS chief executive Of
great state. From what took place dur
int that conference there flows the certain
knowledge that the faith of America
pledged in the blood of its sons will be
Kept inviolatc il the nation itself when il
goes To the polls, demands that il shall he
kept
Statements given out By Mr. Wilson and
Mr., Cox breathe a sincerity which admins
OF no question us to their complete accord
on those great issues upon which the Demo-
cratic party is going before the people
There. has been question of their one
ness OF mind on any issue except the league
Oh nations. and any doubt that may have
existed there has been swept away by their
frank interchange OF views There is no
suspicion of a surrender on the part of
Mi. Con, no hint OF the President attcmn,-
ing to dominate or imposc his viaws ON no
candidate II was the conjunction or ,,yo
vigorous minds honestly seeking; the nath
"hernon America might attain its destined
heights This being their sole object il
was inevitable that they should find them
selves in a complete UNDERSTANDING and nar-
feet harmony of purpose
Mr.. Harding and his advisers naturally
are disappointed at the outcome of mo
White House conference Tbov bovc oa,,or
Is scanned the political horizon in hono
that they might discern some trace of clnnd
on the deep blue of Democratic harmony
and they have searched in vain rhni, az
~ that they arc bcginninc IA show dis-
couragrmeut and rharriu pc,nro no Ca,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
ANTI-SALOOM LEAGUE WILL
SETTLE POLICY THURSDAY
wiz Decide ut Washington Meeting
Whether tn support Cox, Hard
Ing, or Either

COLUMBUS. ONO. July IAN
nounccmcnt WAS made here today by
James y. Whit. suDcrintenacnt OF
the OHIO .Anti-Saioon League. that the
meeting Of the executive committee
o: n" national organization will he
held in Washington Thursday instead
OF ut Columbus. ms originally planned
The purpose of the meeting. as an
nounced by League leaders, Is to de-
termine whether the organization
will support Governor Cox. tho Dem
ocratic presidential nominee, or SEN
ator! Harding. the Republican presi.
den Nal candidate, or either.