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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15
WINE MEN LOSE FIGHT.

Olympia, Wash. Jan. 15.-Califor-
MIA wine men apparently have lost
their fight to have Washington's legis-
lative ratification of, the national. pro-
hibitto1 amendment, submitted to the
voters Tor final approval or rejection.
As a result, it is thought, the raft
location will stand and Washington
win be counted among the states
whose approval Of the amendment is
necessary to make it effective.
The fight Of the California men was
ended, it is, thought, when a recent
count showed hat the California
failed by 1858 to get enough sigma
lures on referendum petitions asking
that the measure be passed on to the
people. The. petitions carried 2O,98S
names. To secure referendum action
3e.S57 names were necessary. Ia
|The final count ended &.9ghts waall
began Immediately after the closSsbl
the last Washington legislature which
ratified the amendment. At that Tint
attorneys for the association filed all.
Edavits to invoke referendum action
Secretary of State I. M. Howell re.
fused to file the AFFIDAVIT until directed
by the state supreme court.
The wine men then sent petitions
over the state for signatures. A few
minutes before closing time on the
last day permitted for filing the petit,
lions were put on file in the office o
the secretary Of state.
Questions were then raised as. tt
whether OF not all the signers wer,
voters The grape growers so4gh'
judicial assistance by asking the su
preme court to issue q writ Of man,
damus to compel certifcation as lega
signers the names Of voters dropped
from registration lists by reason O
falling to vote at previous elections
The court denied the petition ant
later refused to rehear the case.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15
Compressed Air May
Be Used In Sinking
Piers For Bridge

Bismarck, n. D., Jan. 15.-Use Of
compressed air may be necessary in
the construction Of the contemplated
"million dollar wagon bridge, across
the Missouri river between Bismarck
and Mandan, according to Secretary
W. H. Robinson OF the state highway
commission.
MI. : Robinson said soundings had
been made indicating 1.-THE western
piers of the proposed structure would
have to be sunk 80 feet, which would
be below water level and would re-
quire use Of compressed air. He ex-
planned that this process Is not only
expensive but dangerous. According
to his statement. men can work only
. few minutes at a time in COM
pressed air and must go into it
gradually through a series of cham
bcrs.
The commissions secretary stated
It would mean a great reduction in
the cost of the bridge If this item
were eliminated. His estimate Of the
cost was $750,00O.
Other. soundingsL Mr.. Robinson
said, indicated the center piers will
be sunk so feet and the eastern-piers
20 or 5osfeet.
A.+pfoiect statement son the bridge
il now in the hands Of: the bureau Of
roads: At Washington.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15
BERLIN )l|lN TROUBLE
MAY SPREAD TO
OTHER CITIES
Fear is Expressed That al
Germany May be Affect
ed Soon.

London, Jan. 15.-Fears are ex-
pressed In diplomatic dispatches re-
,cetvedi here that the Berlin Inn
jbroglio may spread throughout Ger
many and even to Vienna through the
agency Of the communists, this ele-
ment urging the recen: Berlin dis
orders to inflame the masses by rep
%resenting those killed az martyrs to
the cause of the people.
Vienna, 1t is pointed out, would be
likely to furnish fertile ground for
rest that already exists there:
Thus far no disorders are reported
outside of Berlin. $50. !.
This Rdvices5 in analyzing the up
:heaval In Berlin point to its original
cause as the dissatisfaction Of the in
dependent Socialists over the failure
OF the government to-. provide .
method for the establishments Of the
workmen's. councils called for by tho
constitution, but give the immediate
cause as indignation al, the attitude OF
the government toward strikers. This
resulted. in the organization of the
great demonstration in front of the
reichstag building. +
The. violence that = followed, how.
ever, is declared to have been due to
communist agents who took .advant.
age Of the assemblage~ and, working
riot which resulted so disastrously. ~,
German troops yer /, marched te
Leipsic on Tuesday, where they occu.
pied the squares and public buildings
taccording to a Berlin dispatch to the
IExchange Telegraph company today
Machine guns were placed in com.
mauding positions. No.. t.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15

support the unseating resolution be-
cause Of grudges they. harbor against
the Socialists. The fafty-two MEM
beis of. the assembly, however. con-
sidered the resolution with open
minds. They were. not aware that
the Socialists haze been a source Of
irritation for the past three years.
During the war the Socialist as
sembiymen opposed every bill de-
signed to lend the states aid to the
national government. They wen re-
fused to arise in their seats during
the closing days Of the 1918 legis-
lature when the Star Spangled Ban
Eand the session before several reso-
lutions designed to expel them @ere
introduced but never acted upon.
In defending his attitude OF hos
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15
Will Bend Every Effort
To Bring Vote Ca Water
Power Bill During Day

Washington. Jan. 15-4With assure
Ances.:e Of the passage OF the water
power developmentRill Senator Mel
on.,..sRapublican ..2sAIinnesota lin
athfrg9. Of the me&1Mresplanned Q
Bend e~verysefort tSA6aYsss4oward pre-
Venting thassfinal vote from again be-
ing drowned in debate Just as:the
disposal by the senate. the debate
apread over3a wide range and adj
Journment found the bill still under
discussion.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15

800 .fat n 'tsV,IN.s MOO
Albany, n. T., Jan. 16-speaker
Sweet and :;the:" other members Of the
New York ACCOMPLISHMENTS for
initiating the ~unseatins process of
the five Socialist members have re-
eeedved no 'inklins of what form the
defense Of the Socialists will take.
They emphasize that 1t would be i'm
possible for the Socialists to disprove
that they are bound to; obey the die
tates OF their party's executive com
,mittee, on which 1t is impossible for
aliens. enemy aliens and even minors
to, sit They seem more determined
than ever to go through with the az:
plnsion proceedings.
/ Assemblymen who have served
several terms were~predisposed to
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15
FORMER MoNARCHs AT SALE.

FORMER MONARCHS AT SALE.
aIS Lausanne. Jan. .15.-Four former
monarchs who are living in this
country were interested spectators at
He sale. Of the jewels and objects
here yesterday. They were former
King Constantine of Greece and his
queen and former Emperor and EN-
press Charles and Zita of Austria
Hungary. They made, no purchases.
A.*Parisian dealer bought a neck
lace for 100000 francs
HAra1d Want Ada prime Resu1tn
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15

another Of the principal cargoes. fell
a total Of 6,4Q7.2S5.
h fleet. which at the beginning
OF the season consisted Of 1,982,S30
TONS. lost sixteen vessels through
sales. Withdrawals from membership
or destruction by the elements.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15
Berlin Quiet.

London, Jan. 15.-Berlin was quiet
Wednesday, according to a wireless
dispatch from the German capital.
The large factories were working
normally and the railway and train
services were not interrupted.
Indignation is expressed in every
branch Of industry at the unscrupul-
business of the independents, the dis
patch adds, because the leaders hid
behind machine guns while the
masses were driven forward to face
the guns Of the soldiers. =
. It is announced that the Berlin gov
eminent will not permit demonstra-
lions :on;the occasion of the burial of
the victims of Tuesdays rioting.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15
AVIATORS 10 MEET,

Chicago. Jan. 15.-Aeronautical *
cieties in the Mississippi valley with
hold q convention at the first western.
aeronautical show here today. Twen-
tyf clubs, including societies of Chica-Y
90, st. Louis. Minneapolis, Des Moines.
Evansville, Ind; Indianapolis, Lin
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15
ADVERTISEMENTS - : ADVERTISEMENT. N
a MAN OF RENOWN
ADVERTIsEMENT
Among the noh-
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15
rNn0OM

som fond ef sthk drutKlst,a
littlesgNNNllAs 4@sss
insGxtsalISthe pIAsf@ No
wants tor Y AAF aaas-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15
MEN TO
HELP FIND CURE
FOR i'll SOLDIERS

Indianapolis, Ind. Jan. 15.-In res
Spouse to d request received today
at national headquarters OF the
American Legion. from DR.. Ruper
Blue surgeon general Of h United
States public health service, the as
sistance Of the state and local organ
izations Of the American Legion Will
be enlisted in locating sanatoriums for
the treatment Of tubercular ex-serv-
ice men.
In his letter to franklin D'olier,
national commander of the American
Legion, Surgeon Blue said:
II desire to invite your attention
to the hospital care and treatment Of
tubercuar discharged soldiers and
sailors by the public health service.
"As you know, several hospitals
are now being operated by the public
health service for the treatment OF
~tubercular patients, beneficiaries of
the bureau of al risk insurance, and
comprehensive plans for the con-
struction OF additional hospitals are
~ as possible.r In addition many tu-
bercular patients IRE being hospital
lied by contract with local institu.
tions. an allowance having been au-
thori1ed Tor the purpose at a rata
not to exceed s. per day, including
all necessary expenses. &$i
1T is. of course, a difficult pro:
eedure to construct suitable hospitals
for the treatment of this class Of
cases. o. Nsuch short notice, and 1t ID
believed to be q wise measure. and
for the best interests Of the patients
ina great many cases, to arrange for
their care and treatment in public
and private institutions situated near
their homes. The situation has b.
come quite urgent with respect to the
care Of i~tubercular patients in the iEn-
mediate future. and it is believed
that the American Legion. through
It's state and local organizations can
be Of Ereat assistance to the public
health service by aiding 10 in locat-
Ing Eanatoria which will conform In
every way to the best modern .medi-
cal standards.
We are appealinE. to you in, this
way for your direct cooperation IN
the great work. Of properly caring for
DISCHARGED men in order that there
may be no possible delay in making
provision for the care Of these un-
fortunAtasl In the. near future
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-15

Herald Want Ads Bring Re.ultA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
CHEVROLET NAMES RECORD
WyN.

The Cooper Motor company has
h-en advised Of q nonstop record just
made by a model $40 Chevrole, stock
car at Shreveport. II. Il is 20 hours
ner day for seven days without stop
ping the motor, covering "a total mile-
e OF 222s miles. The record Tor the
first day u tine run Is ~ follows Act
ual running hfnc OF motor, "a hours
mileage f0S miles. miles per gallon
Of gasoline 20. oil consumption ono
quart This viii give some Idea OF
the remarkable performance OF this
little car. Tho test WAS a hazardous
undertaking a. the faith and trust m
the little Chevrolet was al stake. But
the car ran true 10 form and exceeded
ven he highest expectations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
laeAL NorIcI1s


H""".""H
Notice - hereby giv.@ mae ihs Board q
STATE " New Ms1lss. On March 10th. ieso,
~ .s .a,a siss "a o. Ahsssss'sss, va sas,
spsslsi slssisa Esia ief tasS s5sposs o.
f%ssfasss III. isfS. nsiulise fesraasy is,'
1850, VIA opten el peyincnt on 81 after
re'gsfy ~ ipgo, z e'sr interest a ~
pei gnnam. ~, 1tis esml annually. both pfin,
e.rai and i~nteftei pefaole ~ NAuonsi Bank
Ia feis 70 ,ss S.s o. ss~ se5A .rn
sssisd blas idsss.sa 30 said Board Or to
= ~ aisd ssH Hs cisrk ~ ssla Es,la q
~. g9ee b the high school raiidng -
diaieiy thenalisr Aaid hoard VII mset aad
vii epen and consider said hldk. fakersina
ne s,sa, "a rsis,' az gr al sia, a..,.
iur payment a. sag solvent National bsnk
10 iie United states, desiFna.ej ~ The sue
rom 'si Ai fSssss ss' s @s Ne Z. ' @n q s','is :ss
eons,dsfa'lon Ia making The arard q said
bach bid Is 10 10 accompanied ~ a CAsh.
isr's er eeruasd oheek or bant drsn 10 tEs
AM o. boy, payable wlthea, eonaitisas 10
bond. Il and shsa delivered sai 70 bs Tor
ieisd ~ hquidatsd damages 10 the event said
'"NNH aNN NMaNANu 10 Tue uluNNi unu hulu
~ and pay for said bonds within ave days
titer tAeii delissp far payment a. provided
Hrompty 20 any bidder whose bid l. not ae.
cFpted by said Board Or said Board shonld
ne gnshie TO Furnish w sppfoying ,opinion
and make delivery d said bonds within a
s.,s senas are easssd sna are :" b sod
and Raymond n New York. ehich opinion
said Board sereea 70 furnish 70 ihe purehaisr.
ard ready for delivery Immediately after their
The Beard viii si,s favorable consideration
: oa prssidins for ins'ailmeni paymTnts
At ths lime Of or prior 70 the delivery Of
said bonds for payment said Board viii far.
copies o. Transcript o. proceedings relative
10 theft Issuance. together with the APPROX.
rs opinion % Caldwell and Raymond q New
said Bopds cannot be sold for less than
e3tr Of their face and accrued interest 90
date payment & made therefor.
The following statements from oniciAi ree-
ords and estimate are given for the general
iniennetion q hiddeft;
Assessed valuation. sis.saeo4a. 90.
Total Indebtedness, including this issue.
Total Smiling fund. gs3.s8oc 81.
Arla 81 district including the city Of Al.
NNWNfNNMft q NHNNluuN.
Estimated population o. the School Dis.
tuet Including inc CITY of Albuquerque. le
600 % ne CTS Of Albuquerque, 1900;
scholastic population. GTtq.
Al taxable properly ia the district IL Sub.
leet 10 n direct ad Valorem tax for the pay.
hient q principal and interest Of said bonds
No Litigation o. threatened or pendihe In
any way. attacking the regularity or validity
o. said bonds or Of any % the pruceediuu
relative 20 their Issuance. and proper ahou.
ing 20 this ehect viii be furnished with the
delivery OF bonds.
W. h. RuTLEDGE. Jr,
Clerk Beard Of Education.
Feb. i4-2i.2s. March Q.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
Wilson Seeks Advice
On Oil Leasing Bill

WASHiNGTpN. Feb. 2l.-belay IN
presidential action on me oil leasing
an h developed Today. has been due
TO a desire 10 obtain The opinions ~
John Barton Payne. who soon IL 70
become secretary OF the interior and
Secretary Daniels on the measure.
The president Is expected TO- act be-
fore the bill would automatically he
come a law az midnight next Wednes-
DAY without his signature.
u was explained that should the
president no; act the bin would be-
come effective "a midnight eastern
time February IS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
THE srUDrBAKrR CORPORATION or
AMERICA
Attest A. o. MORRISON CLERK
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
THE sTTDTHAKER CORPOHATION ~
AMERICA

THIS Us TO tthIlf1 mat We, inc AN
drr.iEnrd raHh ~ whom Dr. "a resident ~ che
tnlird siates. and whose pOstomce addres-
ses nrc given heloN, do hereby associate
our ri'rt lotto a corporation nnder the pro
state of Sew Jersey entitled A Act Con.
aruluE Corporations t%rcvirton NJ ireol and
mea,al ihr,,g s1d f5r ,hs, Purpo'. =" = Do
make s.sn. a~cknowledee and ole his GER
FiRsr The name of The corporation shall
be- THE sTUDEBAkER CORPORATION
nF AdEhlcA hereinafter referred 0" %
sECuNb mo location ~ is principal
oHre in thr state Of New Isrsri shall Doe
N 40. 90 Exchange flace Jersey city Hnd.
ihe AGENT ths--in aud In charge thereof aud
upnu whom process against thr Company
no, hr served. until hanged in the man.
nsf pr. erIhsd by Law is The Corporation
Ths COM CIV shal have power 10 eonduei
its nusiursf boz nl ~ branches ana 90 have
one or more uhices. and TO hold. purchase.
mortgage AND tnnRrY real and personal prop.
eftf both within and without The state oi
Aee 7f'eI ia other state We Diss,id' e'
nendeuro, uf the United states and boo alI
foreign Countries. d,
THIRD The object ~ ohiects Tor which
The Company Hs formed are AZ follows
tl To manufacture use. buy sell im.
nor aud export sud Eraeraiy deal M mo.
or drNI1ra Intended ur suitable Tor the gen
Grafton or bee Tor power uf steam. electric
49,. EhHQlrur. EHss uli compressed alts OF
other substance nr motive power now known
nr hereafter discovered also automobiles.
mutnrsryCIrs. rars. carriage wagons boats
I air ships. HsrUulunes and vehicles % every
Kind and DECEPTION for The transportation
of persons goods aud property o. for any
I other uar 90 purpose. Including machinery
and lmplemsntf for street cleaning. sanitary.
municipal Enyrrutnsntas agricultural or nth'i
purposrs. whether propelled by motors, en.
J Einea. machines. or other r0ntrlNanrcs ui
devices operated hy means Of steam elrc
tufitr Fasolrnf, conpresed ar OBJ khs
I or other form NJ force or poser nr hY ani
mails also ans und al part or Feeessorics.
n or 40 tho foregoing, ~ any apparatus im|
pleuirnts. fixtures Hhd appliances necessary
"a convenient Tor use herewith hls0 any
aud al mafhluoN, devices machines and
supulirs whether Incidental 90 The r%ousfruc
Z lion 10 such vehicles. or tho operation there
ol o. Otherwise, aud saddles. harnels, Whips
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21

Cooking meals By the use of con-
l~centrafcd heat from the sun. In the
absence ~ fuel. would be n grntify-
ing innovation to housewives in these
DAYS when coal and wood are high
priced commodities Dld You eNcr
light a ciEurct b. the application Of
The SUMS heat on q sweiicring sum
mer dayf
The principle IA the same; namely,
tho Intensity OF the heat from the
suns RAYS hns n potential encrEy'
gaiuc Of 1900 horsepower 20 every
acre o. land. and hy hnrpessing this
snlar energy heat and light are the
results.
The Smithsonian Institution OF
washington. y. g., has developed an
asfronomlcal mirror. as herewith il-
Illustrated. Tor receiving and measur-
inr the nerg al the sun rays. br,
a. q. Abbott. assistant secretary OF
the Smithsonian institute. u develop
ing y device which he describes ms "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21

''soiar cooker by the use OF con
ccntrated heat from the sun a loaf 90
bread or piece OF meat can be cooked
In the absence OF fuel.
Here ~ the method Of operation;
A half-cylindcr Of iron lined with
mirror-glaas harnesses the rays and
Concentrates them upon a metal tube
that Is the hnif-cynnder's axis The
tube contains oil. expanded and made
lighter by the heat. asccnds through
the tube. The latter - continued 10
form a loop outside the half-cyiinder.
constituting an endless ARRANGEMENT.
Descending through the loop, the
oil couls. However. the suns heat,
forcing the oil through the part OF
the tube inside the half-cyiindef.
cnmpels the cooled oil 90 follow.
While the sun shines there IN a con-
tinuoua circulation OF oil. The loop"
passes through "a hnN that contains an
oven. the heat from the OH warming
the oven and does the cooking.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NorICr

In the Probate Court Of Bemaluio Conn'y.
New Mexico.
~ the Matter n the Estate Of Jack Hayes.
Deceased.
Notice Il hereby given that the under.
signed va. on the 5th day Of February. 1870.
duly. appointed Administrator Of the estate
of iuck Hays, deceased, ~. the ffbbate
Court o. herualiln County. and haviug qual
ihsd a. such Administrator, at persons haV.
Jos clainis agAinsi the estate Of said deccdeni
are hereby uotidrd aud required 10 present
the same 90 tn undersisnei in the manned
and within the tune pseseribsd hy law.
Dated febulery 18th, la2o
The firat saving bHul a Trust Co. OF
Albuquerque Administrator.
Feh. 1A-2i-2l March ..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
COOPERATIVE STORES
FOR VEH YORK CITY


NEW YanK fph "a New rorl.
cry Is 10 n4tf Lace ftiaII cooperative
sitfen II me r|aae vt an organization
foahtlnf iqIflfa are sucfcfafHl
Numbered AmonE thf eponseu 3.
mntl 4fiitt eN1t organizations Iu ne
cIti. A ilmNelar4 ennlm.lIDr has a.
1nnllehed n~ea1Hparttr 10 rQFm aili,
5t1 broadway.
Dlsln1utlqu CruirniIo1.
This conIMIIlet cna9Hta that Neu
Yofb4la peg tIf.ooo. coo Annually for
lower New frrk 70 Washington
lieirhts ana She IrunA ttcauHc fpsd
distribution u controlled Uf a aHHI|
group which prevents erection 81
property r|trrd tffHInal Ha4tein.
Iae oD@pt. AZ ~ fpprerstqrH are
set forth 81 pHIuf'
no mnhotaciaro aud produce.
M Tar as possible . complete line
ul food produces ~ acquiring or
irHalnn a number o. plants or
contracting for the entire output
~ such pianta on Q hasia OF rest
rIuH fair profit.
rs contract with farmer for
dirccf supply Of farm prudufiA
To tfrufU n Orect and assured
supply Of uftk. cream, butter and
eeEs ny ~contfaTipg with pro-
rs establish central terminals
and modern warehouses adjacent
10 rail and water transport
10 eliminate excessive n un-
fuailnnhle pronts Of mnnufac-
fnfer. wholesaler. producer, Epcc-
uIaior and retailer.
no establish f.uoo or more co.
Operative retail Stores.
Guud lro<pcxfS.
Th temporary comniltec believes
fhis big program can be accomplished.
Eafausr a Believes thousands Of New
Workers are ready 10 uprn 10 coopera-
iian for relief from p high cost Of
living.
The committee SAYS the greater.
numher 81 manufacturers and produr-
era OF food products have rcupcd 40
Aterarc net pront OF 20 rcr cent DUR
luN he last few years. muet Of them
or ngcrcapltalized concerns The
committee eaya also that lb.uoe re-
failona Ia New York "ure making from
80 per cent 10 30 per cent profit
If costs about $500. GOO. 600 an
nualiy 20 feed the fooeo. zoe people
IN New York and lie mediate sub
1rhn. The cooperutort alieFe hat o.
his fulD tl.soe.ooo.eeo h an over
charge.
The Rachdaie plan OF cooperation
u to be adopted in the proposed
fcheme for Now forks 1.00o coopera-
tive stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
TOUGH.

BinkE-Thc under-csust to that
chicken pie you brought me was abb
ominably tough.
Wuitcr-There wasn't any under
crust 10 TINT pie. sir. b. vas served
on q paper ylatc aud you've eaten
it, Houston Post.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
Health Department
! Open On Monday

The city health department viii re-
main open on Monday when the ma
jnrisy % other departments are cele-
hrnling WAsEinEion'H birthday. In or
der 10 take care OF The influenza re-
ports.
The outbreak y gradually subsidinE
only aeten nfw cases being reported
Yesterday. Tho department.. However
has NOT released ~ watch on the dis.
ll.r.