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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-17
CONGRESS TO AID.
WESTERN FARMERS
SENATOR KENYON TO PUSH
MEASURES FOR RELIEF
OF AGRICULTURE.
TO CALL CONFERENCE
OF WESTERN CONGRESSMAN
Representatives From Agricultural
States to Meet Early in December
to Formulate Plans For Extending
Legislative Rclicf-kenyon Sug-
sests Revival Of Mar Finances.
to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Washington. Nov. 1I.-Senators
and Representatives of the agricul-
tural states of the west will be called
In conference eorly in the short SEES,
siun OF congress. which convenes
Dec. s, to see what can be done by
the federal government to help farm
ers us result of the big drop in
prices ON farm products, Senator w.
S. Kenyon, OF Iowa. said today on re-
turning to the national capital
Senator Kenyon is chairman OF the
labor and education committee
which has been investigating housings
conditions in the United States. The
committee, has not limited Itself
merely to the field assigned by the
senate but has studied construction
problems In general. So far as the
housing probienl Is concerned Sena-
ton KENYON said at least 1,000.0oo
homes are needed to take care of the
country needs. Financial aid from
the government to individuals to
build these homes VIII be urged on
congress. "
Gran, Below Cost.
Farmers vi the middle west, Sena-
tor Kenyon said. are compelled to sell
their crops at prices below cost. He
believes it is the duty OF the federal
government to take such steps as viii
relieve this situation. Unless the
farmer can make at least cost of pro-
duction on his crops. the senator
said. aariculture will be discouraged
to the point where the future or the
nation will be endangered seriously.
The farmer. he insists. must be en-
abled at least to break even on his
business or there viii be a drift ava!
from the ferns that VIII result in
under production and in the end ma
tional famine.
May Revive War System.
Senator Kenyon verified the report
that an effort will be made TO revive
the war finance corporation so that
surplus crops can he sold abroad
At present there Is a demand for the
wheat and corn of this country in
Europe. but because of lack of credit
on the other side the transactions
can not be completed Revival of the
war finance CORPORATION would solve
this problem. in the opinion of Sena-
tor Kenyon.
After Coal Barons.
In addition to other subjects
studied by the Kenyon committee the
coal question was taken up. Govern
ment control of the mines will be
urged by Senator Kenyon, he said.
unless the operators speedily bring
down the price of coal. Because of
the heavy output at the mines in the
past few weeks there has been a
sharp decline in coal prices. The
Iowa senator believes there should be
bi~ger reduction. The cost of pro-
duction. he insists. is still far below
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-17
and COLDS
Catarrh, Group; Sore Throat Danish
ed by Hyomei.

Catarrh, Group; Sore Throat Danish
ed by Hyomei.
The germs of catarrh do not exist
in the same atmosphere with anti
septic Hyomei pronounce it High-o-
me).
Breathe Hyomei and relief from
catarrh. coughs. sore throat or cold
will come in two minutes.
Breathe Hyomei and that stomach
straining hawking in the morning
will quickly disappear.
Breathe Hyomei and kill the ca
tarrh germs; heal the in1amed mem
brane, stop the discharge of mucus
and prevent crusts from forming in
the nose.
Breathe Hyomei for a few minutes
each day and rid yourself of con-
temptible catarrh.
Breathe Hyomei-give it faithful
trial and then, if you are not salts
fled you can have your money back.
Hyomei is sold by druggists every
where.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-17

The utilization of water power in
France has increased by more than
30 per cent since the commencement
OF the war, and by the end of 1912
the available water power will be
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-17

Look for this sign In
dealers windows. 1t
will help you find
good coffee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-17
Piles Cured in to ID DAYS.

Piles Cured in to ID Days.
Druggists refund money if Pazo
Ointment fails to cure itching, blind,
bleeding or protruding piles. Instant
~ relieves itching piles, and you can
get restful sleep after first applica-
ton; 60 cents.-Advertisem
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-17

We buy the first package for you if
you are a Jiffy-Jell user. Present the
coupon to your grocer now and get it.
Then ask your people if they want it often,
Don't wonder how good it is. Serve
the first pie at our cost-that will tell
the story. You will be glad to know that
such a pie is always at your call.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-17
Real Lemon Pie made for ,

The object is to make lemon pie more
plentiful. Everybody likes it. The din
ners which bring it are gala occasions
Now it is convenient, economical and
quick. We ask you to find this out.
It is made by the makers of Jiffy-Jell
those real-fruit desserts with the fla
vors in bottles. And as Jiffy-Jell has
delighted millions, so will Jiffy- Pie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
Virginia Seeks Release
Of S1,132,5OO In Bonds

Charleston. July go Another chapter
| IN the se,tlcrHeu: e the Virginia d"ht
was written into the records here toa'y
| when representatives Of Tho Virgin"
: deb, commission OF Virginia appeared
before tho Vast Virginia stat" board
OF hubble works 10 eACure tn" rc|"nS"
nv his state of Sl.132.5 oo worth "f VI
glnIa debt bonds. held !m escrow ny 'h'"
state pending rho establishment or OWL
ership and production of IN" dept GER
tticat"s They represent .oe,,,,-
% 10 the board Of puhn" WORKS; which
nc, in special session :" hear IN" case
, by Colonel Joseph Rn''on. infura,' - :.
, NJ tho Virginia d"ht commission Sin"H
rs creation and Major Re Williams. "h"
also represented III" Virginia commits
sion. ,,..,,,
Virginia by West Virginia 'h"r" w"r"
certain ~ tn" original N'rr'nia d"h'
certificates representing part "t mo
debt Which had been lost and u was
agreed that West virginia should h"ii
tho SLl32.50O worth Of bonds IN. eS-
COW and in the cvont ~" certificates
sh"uld not be produced that amount
Of the bonds never w"nll i" turned
over by this stat"
1t was not thought decision in The
case would h" r"acN"d today IN IN"
proofs presented b. 'he Virginia repre-
Scn'ativos
Colonel Button. secretary NJ the VIZ
Cfn!a debt commission throughout IN"
long drawn out controversy. was award
ed com rensaiion a f"w weeks ago :or
h.s services. receiving IN" sum Of S5"'-
200
Governor Cornwer presided Over tho
rcetiug Of the state board or PUBIC
. works, tho other members or when are
John s Darst. sratN auditor: Houston
9 Young. secretary Of state: NJ. ].
Shawkey state superintendent or
schools. f. T. England attorney goner-
al: w s Johnson. state treasurer:
and James II stewart. stat" commits
siOner Of agriculture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
RIVER NEWS

The General Persh!ng departed yes
terday afternoon for ParkerseurS on h?r
now schedule. and Will return TO this
city from where she will 30 TO Pitts
hurgh Instead OF making three trips.
she now makes two one from tho Smoky
CITY TO P,rkersburg. and one from here
- Parkershurg. She Is carrying very
heavy cargoes.
The General Crowdcr arrived yester-
day morning from Charleston and after
unloading some of her shipments. de-
parted several hours later for Pitts
hurgh
The Helen i. arrived IN last evening
from New Matamorns with very heavy
cargo. She Will leev" this morning on
her return trip Mt 1870 o'clock.
The Verne Swain Will arrive Sunday
morning from her trip down the riI'r
and expects TO take out two largo
crowds on Sunday both In the afternoon
and evening.
a rogular stage Of nine feet Of water
was registered late last evening al the
local wharf.
PAINT Ltnonninss and sedans before
winter. Waltz & Co. jy-3l-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

at 80 o'riock Several 'OtNr"s''02
topics VIII 10 h"forH IN" h"ty f"r ai
proval md Z - Desired thn' all m"m'
hers make arranE.rn, - b" pr"S"n'
Tho TagIn band will r"ld practice t..'
lowing the meeting.
Calvary s. S. to Gimp Grounds.
Tho regular sunday school T"rr'""S e
no Cal,ary ". Z. church VIII II" held II
the camp grounds auditorium 'unda'
morning a, u'cl0rk instead &C nj ~.
church. The change IN -" n""t'"S
place was made on account % IN" rn!nl'
INK and IN" interior decorating "t tn,
church Everyone Is iu"'f"d (" alton
as several special selections VIII l. 81
Purchased Property.
J. l.. Coulter Of Jackson, StT"ti me- NJ,
purchased IN" property O. VI. Grand
STAFF on First street. near Elm drrnI"
jo,ning IN" GraudstaFr homestead G."
tho corner Tho Coulter family w.
move into tho now residence tho first =
tho month. Tho homo Is on" q -
largest in tho city and u "a SAID A.
Coulter will make many repairs - t'
structure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
MOUNDSVILLE NEWS
Bic CAME
HERE TODAY
Fast Mccoakeys Cross Bats with Leg
ionaIrres at Fifth Street Bail
G-C;lndS

THO gaura tha. will d"c!d" ~" pom
rant flag possibilities ~ ~" OHIO Val
Icy championship Tor the local Amer
can legion team will be played this
afternoon a. o'clock on the F.ttn
r'-ee, bail grounds with the 'as. NJ
'on&eys baseball team Of Wheeling. ne
,ocalS have been pracfi~!Hg for N" IaS'
week IN preparation for the game today
and they are contdNr, ~ victory.
Although Manager Sears would not
say who he intends 70 rs'"h IN me gam"
'oAay . Is generally beloved that Con
rnrs VIII ha placed on IN" 5r'ng line
s.n-s he Displayed excellent form N the
gam. ;as, sunday when ~ defeated the
lrrong 3 K Q. baseball team % Ben
wood Should tho gam" today t"rm!n-
40 IN 4 victory tor tHc locals. 'h'I VIII
ava as good n chanC" as any team IN
- OHIO Valley for ~" r"nuart flag.
Culnng Demonstration
The county farm bureau IN co-oNAra-
ION with tho poultry department ~ n"
-'.iIvnrsity OF MorEa7town will hold \
.A-iAs OF cullinG demonstrations n"\t
- eek Certain we'll known signs ard
.Iaracteristlcs have been worked ont hE
no leading poultrym"n ~ the county
wha-~hy they can pick out the n"n-lay-
I~R hons Al this ttre ot IN" year.
.Nere are a great many Stacker hens and
80 S.sed poultryT0cT Will Gull these
from his took ard cut down his Nsed
VII WIN a l;''lo care N" avera 90
-oultry people can soon h""n-~S quite
expert IN picking out The no7-layerS.
Professor Andrews from tn" Poultry
department ~ thN State University will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

rivo ~ damou Stration In cullInr TIL"
meeting, WI p" hold rs follows. Tues
day. NIl: ;. 10 a. N. G q. As'"ns. on
Fork f>@Ee, p nj. a. 7. s h"riSt"rds'
10 a, ~. William Hehrerd's n Shrrrard
y m Miss FNla Rrowns nj III" Lone
Oak school house. II IS requested that
all persons Interested MAKO arrange
r,ents 20 attend these meetings.
Labor Day Picnic
The various comTlittr"s 70 ARA nE"
for big Labor Pay piCnt" 70 y" held
AZ Glendale on Labor Pay under ~" nu-
spIcas ~ tho MoundSvillA X. ~ I. has
nov bean selected and will meet SUNDAY
Francis Xayier's church 10 discuss FUR
Their details There ~ every pConliS"
that thu picnic will be rig nNa'r y
eNT"ot"d that AZ least ~" bands WI,
plans are now under va? 70 hold 4
dance IN the evening.
Camp Meeting Opened.
The annual camp meetings hold m
the local camp grounds opened Y"St"r
dav and Will continue until August 7.
Services were hold Yesterday AFTERNOON
at 40 o'clock and one 81 the largest
crowds In the history OF the meetings
turned on, 70 boar Rev. John $. Ham;I-
ton. the noted evangelist. sunday scr %
icNs will re held at 1880 a. m. and s y.
~. ChtlGrAn's Hour IS he'd DAILY ~
1880 n m. IN charge Of Mrs. G. FT"f
Anderson of Wheeling. Mr.. n. F. Storr7
has charge ~ the !rR'ng.
\ record breaking crowd also turn"H
our las. evening 20 hear tho evanE"!S'
despite tho h"avv rainfall IN the early
part oC thA evening" Tho big AUDITOR
UNI was fllAd ~ capacity and Il !s er-
rcc,cd that Il will he the same through
OUT the ertirn weak ~ the s"rric"1.
Many people from Wheeling and tho
local d!st-'rt motor"d 10 the camp
grounds las. evening 70 he present for
the services.
Attended Picnic
a large number 81 local people. Nom
hers ~ tho First NJ. E. Sunday school.
inurrey~d 70 CreSap'S grow" yesterday
where they attended tho annual ptcN'"
which WIS he'd at that popular outing
plnce Thu outing was IN the form 81 =
IA skNt picnic and Il is said there w"rn
orcr 400 people who attended the out
ing.
Musicians 30 Meet.
The regular monthly meeting OF N"
Musicians union Will be hold IN their
room on Second street Sunday afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
MAIL, FAIR PREMIUM LIST.

Nearly three thousand copies Of the
West Virginia State Fair premium list
have been mailed out 70 prospective eN-
hIbitors FOR the coming Fair. Septem-
her 10 II. every mail carrying hun.
dreds Of tho booklets into all parts Of
the tri-state territory. and far beyond
that radius. The demand for the books
1. unprecedented according 10 Secro-
tary swartz and indicated an unusual
Interest in the various exhibits NJ N"
big exposition. REQUESTS for the list
have been received from Illinois. In
diana. kentucky. Virginia. Maryland.
Delaware and Now Jersey. az vol as
from the home state Ohio and Pennsyl-
vRnln.
Tho substantial increase in premiums
IN pleading IN exhibitors and will. with
out doubt result in Il great Increase in
tina nurbar Of exhibits OF all kinds.
Tho premium list il tho most attrac-
tive. from every point OF Wow. over is
sued BY tho Fair Association. it con
,G,ns complete slasA-ticatLanS IN all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
HOUSE LEARNS TO TALK.
AND SPILLS THE BEANS
Erstwnue Silent Partner Of tho Presi-
dent Loogens Up and Talks
Mouthfl-

Washington. July 3o.-Co!onel Ed
ward NJ. House, President wilson's ST.
ion, friend at the peace table IN Paris
is learning to talk. He moreover IS
telling tales out Of school about the
teacher. They are not frankly accuSa-
~, ,r' ca aus '" Of the Sreak-.wsy from tho
President on account Of his un-hmeri-
can attitude by tho other three peace
delegates. Mr.. Lansing. General Bliss
and Former Ambassador White. All
we're IN favor OF a preliminary treaty
With With Germany alone to bring immedi-
ate order out OF chaos. They would
have laid down broad, general lines.
saws Colonel House. as 20 reparations,
boundaries. the army and navy so that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
PYTHIANS RETURN

several members Of Cour Dc Ion
rnr,,nqnr No |. Uniform Rank Knights
or Fyth!as returned last night rom
cleveland. ONO. where they att"nd"i
tho supreme "ncanpm"nt Of tho NJ
form Rank They came IN over tho
Wheeling 6 Lake Eric road.
rra I'.iTormnd knights declared that
,hov hRd a H,l!Eh,ful time and that the
wc"h PASSED all too rapidly.
Scvcra! members Of the company OK
t.rdel :h"lr vacation IN order 10 enjoy
p TIP into canada
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

1--we sto"k horticultural. culinary and
textile Clancy work. and school Dc
partmants. |, describes briefly the
various at'ract'nns ~ tho Fair. and -
rnplo,o with valuable informn,!o1. Its
APPEARANCE is added - 10y number or
very Altra-r.T" advert isemcntS Of lead
ing business concerns.
Lists viii y" Furnished Tree upon 70"
Guest hy NAL. telephone "r In person
at tho sarrctary's office, stat" Fair
tirounds
Ladies' desiring - mako entries ~
the culinary or t"rtil" departments
shnmlA ennlLrn -Sts as SOON as pNsSlhle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

C"hayNhcrla!n's Tablets are intended
eqrrrtaliy for s'Nna IN troubles bilious
ness and constipation. and hav" met
With much success IN the treatment y
hose diseases F"opia VII" have sur
<nrrd for years with stomach trouble"
md have H""n unahl" :" obtain any per-
n,a1eut ret!nf. have been C"mfi"'@!y
cured by the use OF th"S" tablets
Ghamhrrlain's Tablets ar" ais" Of great
value for b!liousness. Chronic "onstpa-
ton may he permanently cured Ivy tax
Ing Chamherlains Tablets ana "bS"rE-
mo the plain printed directions with
each bottle For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
CLARKSBURG HAS
BIG CENSUS GAIN

WASHINGTON. July 30 -Consus of
~larksburE. W Va, "a H7SS9, "a an
nounced by tho Census Bureau today.
An increase Of 1865 or 2O2s percent
harrisburg. July 3o.--Clarkshurg has
sevrral contiguous suburbs not inc!uI-
cd within tn" charter boundary limits
and therefor" thu population of th"m.
estimated At Sroh - 1000 is not N
cludcd IN tn" census bureau count Soy
eral OF these suburbs contain larg" man
ufacturins plants. They are Norwood.
Etorewall Park. New Fairgrounds, Union
Heights No !. Union Heights No. ,. AT
hutus Park. Whita Addition and Elk
Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
KILLED IN AUTO CRASH

Lancaster. ia. July 30--E~ F. Owens
WINS kI,lel and Professor II. II. HaTner
was seriously injured when an aut"m"-
hna IN which they were riding was
e,rick nv a PENNSYLVANIA railroad rain
near Enrg's crossing. York county; To-
day Roth MN nre from State College,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
RIVER TELE0RAMS

Davis Island Dam S foet. rising. Clear.
Warren. . foot. railing. Clear.
on cav. / inches, falling. Clear.
MorEaulown, feet stationary. Clear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31
Other returns announced today:

Other re'UrNs Rnn0unCed fodaN.
New Brunswick. y. J.. 32.779: Increase
a3al or az percent.
jefferson county. ny. including Louis
vtllo. aS6,369: increase. @2.tt9 or SS per
cent.
Sault Stc Marie. Mich. 1895. de-
crease SIP or Il percent.
M!sscula. Mont. l2.66S, decrease 2Nl.
Eacodochrs, Texas. s.6I6. increase 1T
or 80 percent.
Columbus. On. 3i.ic5. 'n-r"as" 1851
or 81 rerrent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

peace might come at once: the dstSi
TO be settled afterwards. II was PreSt
dent Wilson who upset this Obvious
sensible. effective program. He decrae0
that tho League Of Nations covSnARi
must have right OF way over any ktAA
OF peace treaty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

The board Of county commissioners 10
asking for bids FOR crushing two lots Of
stone on the Stone Church ridge road.
Tho contract will be let on August It'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

FIRST quality fancy socks that
regularly retail at a. and 45c
offered IN this sale tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

Disposing Of Accommodations OF
bingham and chambray house
dresses in fitted and Billie Burke
models: sizes range 36 to 40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-31

At this price we arc diEpostnE
~ hundreds % FIN" hat!s'e ana
voilr hlOuses many nre slightly
soilrd and mUss"d--all sizes IN
the lot.
The Delta independent., 1920-05-14
COLORADO REPUBLICANS PASS
RESOLUTION At CONVENTION

The following are the resolutions
passed at the Republican state con.
vention In Pueblo Thursday, May 9Th.
noon:
The Republican party of Colorado.
in delegate convention assembled. re-
affirms its loyalty and fidelity TO
those principles OF government which
for more than sixty years have caus-
cd this party to be recognized as the
agent OF prosperity throughout the
1and-a prosperity widespread, not
segregated. prosperity induced by
wisdom In Legislation and economy
and efficiency in administration. and
not as an incident Of war or disturb
ances In foreign lands; prosperity
based on economic sanity and real H.
deity to the peoples interests.
Back to Fundamentals
We Join with Republicans through
out the nation In the declaration that
the time has come when the auto
cratic ascendary Of the executive
should give place to the time-honored
custom of the three branches OF the
government-the legislative. the OK.
ecutive and the udicial--functioning
In the manner contemplated by the
fathers and designated by the consti'
The Delta independent., 1920-05-14

tuition. and We demand a return to
those methods which, under Republi.
can administration. have always re.
bounded to the good of all the people
Our Part In the War
We refer with pardonable pride to
the tremendous spontaneous part
taken by patriotic Americans general.
ly in the recent world war, but ask no
credit as Republicans except what is
due to every loyal American who
loves our institutions and is Jealous
of the rights of our citizens no mat
ter In what land they may be found.
The action OF Republicans in support
ing the administration in all war
measures demonstrated that patriot.
ism comes first and partisanship sec.
ond in dealing with all matters. of ma.
tional import.
Safe for Americans
We believe that the time has come
to make the United States safe FOR
Americans. no matter what their DO
litical predictions or religious be.
liefs. so long as they are true to the
land OF their birth and adoption.
Supremacy Of Law
We believe the paramount issue of
this campaign to be the reestablish.
ment of the supremacy OF law. We In
sist that the law is superior to eyery
man or Organization, and assert that
The Delta independent., 1920-05-14

New Dishes.
The Stockham Hardware company
this week received n large shipment
OF goods for its china department.
There were fourteen barrels and two
large shipping boxes and the goods
include beautiful hand polished glass
articles OF various descriptions. china
and decorated dinnerware. and many
other articles useful and beautiful.
The Delta independent., 1920-05-14


ton of platform pledges made in .he
campaign OF 1918 we refer with
pleasure to the large amount of
valuable legislation enacted by the
last Legislature and approved by a
Republican executive. Allow us to
briefly enumerate:
Ratification Of the Eighteenth and
Nineteenth amendments to the Fed.
eral Constitution.
An eigKt.hour day for the employees
of penal institutions
Semi-monthly pay-days In private
and quasi-public corporations.
Education for the Adult Blind.
Relief of the Adult Blind.
Mothers Compensation Fund
Child Welfare Bureau
State Game Refuge.
Banks required to pay interest on
County Funds.
Fireman's Pension Fund
Inspection and Grading of Grain.
Return of Screenings to Grain Rais-
ers made compulsory.
State Psycopathic Hospital estab.
lished.
Land Settlement Board created.
Money Lenders regulated.
Minimum Salaries for Teachers
designated.
Retirement Fund for Teachers pro
vided.