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ORRIS w. ROBERTS,
Meteorologist.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
XVII
Reg O. s. Pat or


New Questions.
what was the earliest colony
founded in what is now the united
States2
.. What is a cheroot7
8 Who Invented the air braket
a Who invented the electric lamp ?
s who Invented the motion pic
s. For what Is the city OF Anna
Z. which is farther north. Alaska
or Sweden2
6. How much concrete was used
in building the Panama Canal2
g. Who owns the Virgin lslandsz
10. Bow many words are there
fin the English languagcE
Answers to Yesterday XVII
l. The eggs OF the guinea hen
have the hardest shell because she
lays them on the ground without a
.. Fish have air bladders so that
by increasing or reducing the amount
Of air in these bladders, the 1ish
can rise or lower themselves IN the
water and remain at any desired
3 Little Lord Fauntleroy was
the boy hero in a book Of the same
name BY Frances Hodgson Burnett
g. Aesop was the author Of fables
who was supposed TO have lived SIX
centuries before Christ He was born
a slave and was freed by Iadmon-
5. The harpsichord was srringed
instrument, the predecessor OF ths
modern piano
6. vocational guidance IS sys-
tenn OF method for determining the
sneciaI qualifications Of a person fol
some particular position or calling.
2. Madame Montess0ri Is the Ital-
ian teacher who founded the Monies
sori system for instructing young
children.
s. Pure butter bolls quickly. Adul-
terated butter melts, but is slow tl
boil.
g. Thanatopsis was written By the
American poet William Cullen Bryant
10. Cassla Is a coarse variety Of
cinnamon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

THE woman who does her own
homework really has unlimited
opportunities 10 give herself
beauty treatments, II she VIII only
take advantage OF them For no mat
ter how much work she has TO ac-
complish during the course OF the
DAY. she has one immense advantage
she has her own time to accomplish
il. she Is her own boss and she can
work just as she pleases, without any
critical employer standing over her
Consequently. II she wants to stop
~ work every 10 or Is minutes 10
strairhten up and take deep breath
ing exercises. there Is no one 70 prc-
vent her. Her only master Is Time
And it is always possible 70 work O
little faster II a certain amount must
be accomplished by a certain hour
and if she keeps herself feeling per
fectly healthy, she can, OF course
work faster and more intelligently-
The housewife can, II she wishes.
roll her hair up on soft curriers', cova-
the rather unsightly mess with cap
and go serenely about her work while
her hair Is being made soft and WaVg
for some evening festiviry. She can
81 she Wishea cut her work In the
middle and shampoo her hair. Sitting
out in the sun to dry i while she does
some necessary meuding. thus giving
herself a beauty treatment and losing
no time doing It.
She can rub her hands full OF cold
cream. cover them with gloves and 90
on about her homework while bel
skin is taking up the beauufyilg OILS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
YOUNG COUNTY FIELD IS
EXTENDED BY NEW well

Graham. Texas, Sept l6--Lne
vourr county oil field has been ex-
tended by the completion Of the H-o1-
ana Petroleum company's Payne We-l
10. on The Benson survey SCUM
Rend- At 200 feet the well is Wow
inE 100 barrels daily II IS ne urn
80 eastward producer In the SCUM
Bend. At 300 feet the wel Is row
lie company's No 2 Goode when Is
flowing 100 barrels from tie same
sand.
me compauy's Booker No J shows
for 4 200 barrel oiler ct 1910 Ieel
owing TO strong gas pressure Wnlcn
prevents the setting Of casing. lne
wei has not yet been completed
The Texas compauys arnold wen
has been cleaned out and IS now
flowing 100 barrels The Texas pipe
Ilne VIII be extended 20 this site al
once.
The EcCluskey gusher Of the Pan
handle concern is still flowing around
500 barrels. It is the best wen IN
young county. The company is drill
Ing an offset TO this wen on the
southwest
Promising showings OF oil have
been found in the Graham syndicate 8
well on the Sarah TanLersley survey
at 1000 feet This location is 200 1eet
west OF The above well
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
Particularly For Housewives ayEDnA KENT FORBES

she can even rub her face and neck
fun Of cream and do her work. Mean
time. her complexion IS absorbing the
cream and being nourished and kept
young BY It.
Loretta-The cream you mention Is
not suited 20 your sElns which ac-
counts for the dryness and sealing
You should use a good nourlshins
cream until you overcome this trou-
bic. The moles are not serious, as
they are only on the outer layer Of
skin. they can be bleached of with
peroxide OF hydrogen, or can be treat
ed with the electric needle so they
viii disappear more quickly. The
Beatty Chat OF August 2 gave a
fun description OF style Of hair
dressing. coming into vogue, which
Is Just what you need
dyes for your switch and follow the
/ directions as you would for dye-ns
I fabrics. Dyes have been 50 uncertain
I in the last few years. the chances for
a good shade are very poor You had
I better be sparing with the amount OF
[ dye, as overriding IL would rot tho
hair. a new switch should not cost
very much
All inquiries addressed 20 Miss Forbes i1
I care cf the Beauty Chats" oepartrleu
I viii be answered iu these columns In fhel
I turn This requires considerable time
/ however. owing % ne great number Ie
E ceiVsd- 50 u a personal Or QUICKER rcpl
I Sc desired, a stamped and self-addressei
; envelope must Be enclosed With the cues
o rIou.-The Editor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
HITS PATRONAGE
ON DEVILS SPECIAL IRAN

saThere are a lot OF good citizens N
n Paso who are merely on the wrong
rain and I'm here TO get them trans
ferred from the Devils Specla- 70
~ Kingdom OF Heaven Limltsa'
I'D Rev. Burke Culpepper IN 4
sermon "wednesday night at TRINITY
Methodist church, on the supJects
i.The Cannon Ball TO Heaven OF tne
cannon Ball to Hell, which way Are
me EVANGELIST told a story OF an
old woman and a travelling man who
got on a wrong train by MISTAKE
IN discovery OF their plight the
woman cried. while the travelling man
vrhistled. Neither form Of expression
helped the two passengers our y
their predicament, the evangelist SAID
they we're merely on the wrong tram,
and had 10 transfer 20 reach the
proper destination
Dir. Culpepper, who i1 CONDUCTING a
series Of revival meetings al Trinity
Methodist church, VIII hold a special
meeting for children Friday light
seven were converted at Wednes-
dav nights service. About 400 heard
1[r- Culpepper-
1Ir Culpepper VIII speak at tne
luncheon or the salesmanship club
next Tuesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

shortage and others we have heard
before, but are these conditions not
true OF the rest OF the state and
countryz It would seem that condl-
lions should require careful investi-
cation when the government recog-
mixes the difference SO much that u
increases the allowances OF eX-
service men here TO a plane reached
By those in no other section OF the
state"
"EI Paso has a right to be proud
OF having obtained the state conven-
ton OF the league OF women Tot-
ers," said 3Irs. o. a Critchett-
Is not alone a convention OF promi-
nent suffragists. but viii be attended
by prominent and skilled workers ll
MANY fields. chiefly those fostered
by woman suffrage and including
child labor and welfare, schools
women in industry and other pres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
Should WOmlen GetCarSeats?

and feeble 70 get a set, and then it's
ne Young girls who get up for them
F<nfclzerbocker Buelzo-Out IN this
glorious west we all have seats when
we travel
Gordon GIn-It's a woman's right
10 have a seat so let her stand up
for her rights
Prince CharmIne-I always give
M my seat Just caWu't resist che
dear things. do1cha knoW-
Bobby-A real man would I know
that my friends do
A. They're all welcome TO mine
I perfer the platform
BIZ B.-aLost girls re stenograph-
srs and sit n day long 90 say let
a business man sit IL he can set a
seat
se-I5ur Fan-standing Won't hurt
them and the exercise VIII do them
good.
Betty-It she's a good locker jump
I'D. boys. bus II she isn't stay seated.
Honest-Cne might think that al
women went 70 matinees every day.
I I'D Just as soon stan and let some
hard working man have a seat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

WELL. the answers are beginning
w TO come in on the momon lous
W question OF whether man
should give his seat In the car 10 a
woman. some say that women are
an stenoes. and can sit down an day,
-.vvav. Hence. they ask. why give
up the posltion7 others declared .,s1
that IL you don't vacate az once lle
about that, rirls2 Coax out an an
surer and send % In 81
should a man give a woman MS
street car seat9
Then shoot the results TO The
Herald. Here are some answers
shufie-I used % offer my seat 70
many. who. on account 10, did not even
smile. let al5ne mentioning the mcra
Thanks" Row ] let 'em stand
Hahe-They need seat because
their shoes don't tit. AID anyway
YOU might as wen get up as tnes
onfv stand on your feet until you do
Pefe-Tes. Or there's another o.
which he can sit
AIIce-If he's a man he VIII
AIice-Ous has 10 be white haired
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
HOROSCOPE

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Il. 1920.
THE Sun IS in beuenc aspect today,
day, according to astrology and
during the domination OF the
luminary there should be a most OPP
timistic feeling stimulating TO all
human ambitions.
This rule is a most suspicious one
for all who desire TO win favor BY
ingratiatinE means and should De OF
special aid TO political candidates
Venus is in place thet seems %
f0reshadoW many perpleAlLles AoE
those who have dealings with women.
since new problems in business and
public matters are foreshadowed-
The rule is not good for theatrical
projects. boding disseusions among
managers and new competitors in me
producing field
Am Who depend much upon the
social benefits TO be obtained from
receptions. dinners or other mediums
OF Hospitality will be disappointed
under this rule OF the stars
Many eItraordinary recourses 70
litigation are prophesied and a NUM-
Der OF sensational cases In Wnicn
persons. Of prominence are involved
are Indicated.
Hot. dry weather may be exhaust
ing and facilitating at this time, but
ordinary storms IS prognosttcated-
The sners fcretell that with the ruli
Acknowledgement Of women there
win be many great business enter
prises managed by former home
keepers, who win develop into brill
liant but daring financiers-
Places Under Pisces will expert
enca unrest among inhabitants, riots
and disorders. Portugal appears TO be
especially meuaced-
Foreign and colonial trade with the
United States will greatly increase
and a brilliant piece OF diplomacy
VIII stimulate commerce.
Labor conditions so far as they az
feet agricultural interests are 10 be
greatly improved before next spring
Defeat Of a man who focuses eL-
traordinary hopes IS prognosticated
by astrOlogers.
Persons whose birthdate Il IS have
the augury Of prosperous year in
which new opportunities come 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
NexicoS Interest In Pink Boil Worm Peril Is Praised
Plea Is Wade Eor Reading Mater At Government Clinic

ent day reform movements II Is
seldom that such an aggregation OF
widely known and brilliant women
are gathered in one place The con-
vsntfon Is the first to be held since
the 18th amendment by Tennessee
During 1913 there were more
than 10000 school children OF the
state enrolled in the modern health
crusade tournaments" said sam =.
Nolin. Of Dallas. 1T is hoped that
this wear there viii be 100000 Texas
children IN the crusades. learning the
lessons Of good health. 1t IS the
hope OF the Texas public health as
ISOLATION 70 see the modern health
crusade made a part OF the curricu-
lum Of every public school IN ln.
sfats Of Texas. Good health must
start with the children If IL is ever
to become as prevalent as bad
health"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
ATteSian FIOzg
Of Water Hit
Close To PyOte

Pyote. Texas. Sept. l5-t-epor
from Dominion valley well No. J.
eight miles south OF Fyore, state that
a heavy now Of artesian water has
been struck similar TO the Dominion
river wei. nine miles southwest
This strike proves up an arteslan
basin ten miles IN length
River 10. I is at the nead OF tns
Rie valley district and valley No j
Is about ten miles further down the
river in the lower part OF me ZIG
valley. which includes over zVs0y9
acres OF fine alluvial soil
This can all be irrigated from arte-
sian wells at a much cheaper rate
than from storage in diversion dams,
and ID Is understood that now since
the water Of the artesian basin iias
been proved in extent and quantity
efforts viii commence az once 10 us-
velop the entire 10000 acres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

aTNTEREST shown by the Mexican
government IN an effort 20 pro-
rect lands I'm the Elephant Butte
dam project from becoming infested
with the pink boil worm should be
gratifying 10 the farmer Of Fl Raso
county" said Roland HarWelli mana
ger Of water Improvement district
10. Of the irrigation service lands
around Juarez are as much a part or
the Elephant Butte project as lands
in FL PasO county. Logetner. Lne
lands represent more than 45Q.vOu
fertile acres Isolated by more than
500 miles Of desert. II one side OF
the border becomes infected. the
narrow Rio Grande viii not protect
/ the other side. IL IS as vital 20 the
American farmer that precautions be
taken south OF the Rio Granue as Z
I is that he himself place safeguards
{ Protecting the irrigated territory
means millions Of dollars both 20 the
e United States and 10 Mexico Neither
I can gain and both are certain to
/ loose by the invasion OF pests II IS
I OF as much interest 70 the business
man Of FL Paso as Dc is TO the farmer
[ to keep our lands clean, and DO should
be source OF much satisfaction
when proper quarantine lines are
placed
cold MAGAZINES. books and phono-
Z graph records are greatly needed az
l the government clinic at the county
I Jail" said Dr. T. j. McCamant- The
U girls are quarantined from two 20
I SIX months. During that time they
I have some small duties TO occupy
their time but they enjoy reading
and dancing more than anythin 8
else our supply o. reading material
lis limited and the records for the
D uhonoEraphs are soon worn out from
3 constant use So We are asking the
people here TO let Us have their olo
4 maEazines and books. and. lf they so
desire. 20 let us have any OLD rec
ords they may have Those desiring
4 TO contribute these things snoulo
4 communicate with me or directly
with the clinic in addition 20 inc
quarantine hospital, we have an out
door clinic I'm the basement or the
courthouse which IS treating hum
dreds Of men. women and babies free
Iof charge This work IS In charge
OF Dr. 3. W. Wright, who rs clini,
clan. and nurses Martha Midland anc
Rachael Saenz- These also may 9'
/ notified by those who wish 20 nell
the work
sThe allowances Of IL Paso eL'
service men have been raised. al
though those OF men in other part.
OF Texas have not been said e. =
Keiser- 'The reason given is tina
living costs are higher here thar
elsewhere I'm the state What u
wrong that such should be true- TIT
reasons given here for high price,
are Increased freight rates, laboi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
Patients Flock To
Trial of Dr.. Black

chfronractor. charged with practiciuE
medicine without a license, VIII be-
sin this afternoon in the county
court. This case was set for 3 o'clock
Thursday morning, but owing TO the
inability 20 obtain jurors, was post
poned until after noon
Al the hour originally set for the
case- dozens OF women, patients and
friends OF Dr. Black, appeared at the
court house. Many sat throughout
the morning I'm order that they might
not miss testimony II the case should
be called This trial VIII be the
sixth for Dr. Black in the past two
years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
FARM FEDERATION NAMES
II TO STUDY MARKETING

washington, D. c., Sept 1b--Ihe
American Farm Bureau federation an
uounced yesterday the personnel OF
the committee Of II appointed by
president J. p Howard 70 work out a
plan for cooperative marketing OF the
American grain crop. Methods o. CO.
operating grain elevator associa-ll o. l4
f1 rhe middle west and Of the grain
raisers Of western Canada VIII De
studied as wei as the systems used
in similar marketing enterprises Dy
fruit growers and other producers
II Is estimated that two years OF
oreuaration would be necessary be-
fors a cooperative plan for the grain
crop could be put into action
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
ID oRGANIzE nIBLE -.

The men OF the congregation Of
Austin Park Christian church and
other men interested will hold a
meeting at the church at $3.50 o'clock
Sunday morning when mems Bible
class viii be organized The young
people g the church viii meet az o
o'clock Sunday afternoon TO re-
organize the Christian EndeaTor So
cLaty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

DIT. r. B. Homan, Robert L Hoii-
day and William Squirting viii deliver
short lectures at the meeting at the
III Paso Poultry association this
evening. The meeting VIII be held az
the chamber OF commerce and viii be
called 20 order promptly at o'clock
IT. Homan. who viii speak on
-utuity and Show Points in White
VTyandottes" viii have prize winning
birds present.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
Den1psey


=
the fat and the tai; he'll
meet any chap scrap plaster Oh
the wink Of and it's
long day prompted had good boy Of that stamp
But Dempsey lecture at night he has
produce "iHTinib left the right hope
But while it's
should and MIL with
so
ges; fighter who'll tight the sight
-s--- - 80. ,,--,5s7~ .5sn- WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
C. F. SOCIETIES TO MEET
FOR DISCUSSION OF WORK

Christian Endeavor societies Of Il
Paso VIII meet at Westminster Pres
hvtsrian church tonight at o'clock
10 hear a discussion Of work ny W.
ROY Berg. field secretary Of the ROCKY
Mountain states The societies OF I'VE
churches VIII be represented The
EsroEram VIII begin with dinner
Talzs on Christian endeavor work VIII
follow A special program OF music is
being ARRANGED
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

TIE Dog Hi Improvement assoc1a-
I tiou VIII hold its regular monthly
meeting tomorrow night If the weeds
around the door get cut in time.
in speaking Of the hard things to do
SIN Flinders today stated that the
hardest thing he ever tried to do was
to DIVE a swarm Of bees into a bran
Fetch Hsnstsp says he don't reckon
there ever was q meeting IN the world
OF any kind that did not sooner OF
later adjourn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

London. Eng. Sept 15.-Ihe move
msnt 70 organize a rent strike as a
protest against high prices arranged
By the National Union Ct Eiz-Soldisrs
is making progress The union is en-
raeed IN getting people 20 sign pledga
IONS TIT they VIII cease 20 pay rent
On the issue OF the strike proclana-
ton until rTices are down
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

ME. as he stssrsd the raft back to
shore
And IL the egg beaten doesn't tickle
the umbrella IN the ribs and make q
Jump I'D the chimney 20 see Wnera
the sparks go sailing To- 4l- zen gol
-ert sbout Uncle wisely and Becker
fur.-CopyriEht 1920, ~ Mcclure
Nswsnansr svll-ca-a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

Mayor Davis has appointed W. G.
Roe. A j. Strayer, c. A Martin and
g. NJ Harvey as delegates 10 the
ozark Trails convention 20 meet in
Pittsburgh, Kansas, october Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

theul Persons who are employed
viii have good luck.
Children born on this day are likely
TO be rarely fortunate all through
lire. They may appear to be careless
and lacking in industry, but the stars
will smile on them.-Copyright 1870,
by tho Mcclure Newspaper syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

Washington. D. c., Sept. 15-First
Lieut. Stanley O. Smocz. veterinary
CORPS. Noga1es Ariz- 70 Fort apache,
Coles A1onza Cray, cavalry Douglas,
Aria. TO transportation service, Nor
folk, Va
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

Uncle Wiggily got on the raft. and,
with his broad. wide feet. Jimmie
padded out from shore The Suippy
Snappv was afraid OF water and
couldn't swim. so he dared not follow
and Uncle Wiggily's fur was saved
soon the Snippy Slappy went away.
well Jimmie" said the bunny. II
for one, am glad you have paddle
7 guess an. toor' quaeked jim
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
HOW CAMPAIGNS REVEAL AND
DFVFI OPP CANDIDATES AND VOTERS

form notion about him apart rom Lne CaIeLuly
ictres and descriptions sent ont Only comparatively
fs - int ted in what Harding may say, but everybody
sfs ~ know what manner Of man he Is The question
to be answered by each voter to himself before election Is
NOT any abstruse matter Of public finance OF
tfssnsbip but rather the very simple o- is he me
sot m mar We want for PRESIDENT" Harding must satisfy
f natural curiosity OF he VIII lose votes that sho-d come
TO him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

some OF the salt wells n the Vi
cluity OF Saginaw Bay are 1900 teer
deep and seem ine1haustln-e-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
Rules For Traffic.

NV Jersey has established standard Tor issuance OF
N automobile drivers licenses, that other states Toua q
well 10 follow In every part Of the state not mercy 5s
~ nj districts an applicant for drivers license must
-, ,vritfen examination in the laws and ordinances
sffecting highway traffic, and written examination N
he management Of car; he must have some IeleIeSs
- si character. he must demonstrate to an ortlcial
+stor his ability to operate safely skltuy' ana
lawfully on a crowded street. $500. -.
Too much lazity is allowed IN most places as 20
NJ drivers licenses-in states and cites no nCs
# an are required and anybody is allowed to drive O
w Young children, boys and girls 10 TO ID years q -,
are seen driving. They may be very elessI anu *
s-ected to exercise much Judgment in an emergency
No matter how careful driver may De- ne can lSss
know what the other fellow Is gong 20 40 -
her md to follow but infracon should be regaIaea NOE
seriously than it generally is Mere speed Is not me oy
-Lsss1ss and of uedestrians Is no less menace
simple but thorough ezanllnarions ana MINIMUM 80
limit ought TO be insisted on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

$1,000 pearl was found in a clam. which proves asaiH
Won can never tell what you'll find IN these quiet ino
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

Burke Cupeppsr got the front page wednesday, but
newspaper had to rsk his carcass Two nnii5s III INK
air 70 get him there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

IF the servant shortage continues many housewife 'En,
has been playing bridge wiz have to begin playing sTldge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

Bootleg liquor is not aged in the wood, but lot Of
-snnls No drink i VII be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

The trouble with these small nations that want freedom
s t5t sftsr thev get 1t they want to lick the world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

Such +, the patriots boast. Dhere'er ne roam,
His first, best country ever Is at home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

FL Paso is going to be whatever sort Of town We al
decide TO make It.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

THE young lady across the way says
/ she hasn't much time for outdoor
exercise now but It takes only 10 min
utes to 60 through her neurasthenies
in her own room every morning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

Fifty-six straight lines you know.
Shows my--h hear 1t crowa
Draw from one to tive azd so On 10
the end.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

whether person Is nearer heaven while flying N an
l,1s an dspends on the life the person has lived