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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
MILTON VICTOR
IN UN|ONTOWN
AUTO CLASSIC

rninnihvn - 'lrri r'H"r"Y NIL
I"n wn,, iho "a uIIr automobile RAJ =
h~ro ,"dny In p" = "V''nT'"E D"
,rIloa an hour II"'ni" Murphy was 80
"nd finishing In = - WIN n" av't
mo or pa uIIl~r an hour. VIAL" Pdh n
IIcorpo CANA in IhiTd in = - IVA
average speed wnn ~ mli"" an hour
nth,r drIvoru VIII" nnlrh"h .'"r" "a
hlc pIponnoll f"urth. ''asi"m h"E'"l''
mon. r,ddin Miller "'h. M" Nh'"'
stein seventh
R,iph do Palma ono 81 IN" thv"rh"".
did NOT tart, du" /" broken pist"nH'
suutainMI In tuning mp his car nm hour
horor~ tho race began.
Milton. tho winn"r. was In IN" I"nn NJ
,e,St dozen times during tn" rRr".
only 10 lose II tim" and again 10 Mnr
rhy. ON tho l6Ith lap. Murphy was
forced 20 tho pits hy cnEln" irouhi"'
and Milton" took thu lead and held II I"
IN" finish
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07

nrnIr coach nni complete r'hrh"'" '"o
'yuIrlIy r.hrduIr In bunrbnll hr "rhhI IN
featured 10y tho big "nH'"iu 'i'p va"
Ia. Iu,l.. Nnn land I'rIu"'i"n. l"hhHS'
,nuIn I.nfnIriir. Y"I". llhrv"'h "'''
ARM, tho ,onr Sn Miner ~ hrdnl" -
available a. may 'IlI"E- ~ uhIv"iaI'y
\ rhnri Iriu In taken 10 II'liri"iTPh ais"
rhrr, I'IiI nnh carnegie Teen are me-
, ~ HON, Penn HInfc. IllirhurEh,
I aud rnruIhIy vat" mud lnInb"''" WV
hc TIC feature rnn"r '"rhI v"'hh" ~"
n,,Ir w tho hn"rhnl lin"up Tor h'',
uI.rInC md " ~ h"p"h Ihni ~" hIh,hnhh
team viii Innk" better record WIN inc
aid nr nov material ms l"nr.
Track
Ent Gnnmrll Will INV" "hHrE" 81 w"
trn,L md dunI meets VIII u" h"Ih WIN
I.litphurgh " a. aud 'nrn"El" I"'h,
4 Ioam will lrn hc entered In IN" I"nn
relay, and any rP"cinlly good men VII
, lac scui there for tho individual "'"hh
Wont virginia In nIEo becoming "a mem
bier 81 tho [ &. \ A \. \ inns year ana
VIII compel" In this big lny"f but inc
prcHpcIn Rro fne.
Tennis
This sport will also he expanded ma
tho nchnduIr In addition To the malrhcr
with rirtrhurEh. :" nnn J. and T""h
viii include Sn EASTERN trip on which
arvornI Of Tho large univernitinr will he
met Capt II. l.. Mummh has been re
engaged to coach this AporL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
nnOOHLTH LOzua TWO

poatud 10 ,,.,Imtnu J., '.,,s ',f -
ir"'h =" VIII g " t'iu",pI' D" 81 Sl.,d =
dflSgl~ ihir ufI''n.,'n IT, lho a. 3"
ulug ib""klyh LU"'E.d it'i1H fT"'n NJ"
hnS. but t.Tiinou ,",tlI r'i h"lI hlr Ihro
run load ItuhhcII hrll Itr"rl,llu v,f0
until ~ tho uluih whCu illEoy rTIi""od
him With twn runn"ru "n hla~7 nu, 'n-
ny diup"rrd ~ Euu"'"hy aud T. Idun
Scores Morning gam" ~ )
iToOklyn ..... nOn 400 0|O-
ThIlnd~ lphia ..... TOO "OO nON : q
Ffnnrr, MarnmauN Hn~ "Mlllcr. kru"-
ger: tauS~y. Huhhrll and TroErc"a0r.
Afternoon game n. ". f.
BROOKLYN ...... 2nn nn0 oil , -
Philadelphia &C.. oar 10 nhN ~ =
Grimes. MammauN. s. Smith ard D'MIl-
Ter. kru"gCr. Belts. Huhb"ll. RjAcy and
TreRreSSer.
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T|LDEN CONQUEROR
OF JOHNSON IN
FIVE-SET BATTLE

Forcu, nm. pcpt william r. TIs
den 49, won tho national DI.couer2
rIurln- championship TN" on The teTh
81 the Wont gIdc Tennis club h1re1 10
Lny In ~ rvc act baltic In whics no
cmpInyrd his cannon hall servlce 70 20.
vantagc tho tail F~nnsylVanien conS1
uucrcd william NJ. Johngton, tho Z
fornian. who has twice held tho uuS
r,ond M tho pia wing through champ!
Of tho tournnm"nt Tn" rcoro was "
&. 7-b. ST. Ga.
ridden had to display tho stroHgcS
clements NJ his game to win IN "
fourth ret leading mt 50 on games.
w,r within u point Of tskinE the honosY
only to have tho Aggressive Johnse1o
night him or md win tho get
hrrnks Of tho gum" were With TIC
We had his Rrsat"rt streak or iock "
tho eighth game or tho third set Wnsu
ono 81 his drives going far out NJ court
hit tho not pont and foil rood. A1
he was helped In tho nnAl set y. q
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KEMPER SHELTON
MAY NOT RETURN
{ AS ", Y. u. COACH

Srorlnl 70 the ln'"iIlGrnr"r
MorgnnI"wn. sept u "nN an
nouncrd hero IndIy that II was pa Hlb'"
that kemIrr Sh"Il"n wh" han 40 n4'
ro-.!ully kandlnd West NlrEInlnH h'H'
hnu nlnn during IA" last thi~e N"AH""A
NAV not return 10 coach IN" team ""i
iu.: tho coming nprlnR
Shelton r"Iun limo nEo mnho u KNOWN
10 ln.nI nuth"rHirr that lao whn hnR'
Ing for II lucrative all year ROUND l"'H'
whI,h ,vnY much moro d"'Itnh'" 10 nun
,hnn tho ihre, month"; J"h here WINE
rcgrctiInR that IhcTn wnn r"rTlh'h'Y
Of losing !,HcII"u. Woai FirEini" ~ M
IhnrIIIra ava not Wish 10 stand In inc
wnv OF hi- advancement aud advised
him that II ho landed tho Job. another
tutor for tho bnrchnll squad would VI"
EouEht.
En~lInn It ~ LAWYER hr Pr"f~Hlon ma
naturally " h~ rnmc- h"r" fI"m hl'
hnrrc ~ Huntington fer ihr'" iu"h'h b
or tho wear he cannot hope I" CONTINUES
his rrartIcc. At tho sam" tin" MI
nry ,4,nnol 10 pnih him thu, VIII com
prr,aio him for giving mp h'N procure"
shelton has now advised that h" VIII
mako n definite decision In u short nm"
and Il Is generally hoped that II" VIII
return.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
Look Out for Rheumatism
AS Winter Approaches

d,,crgo that hn= i,r v"ur'" In m" blood
cannot hr rrn, he'd hv l""nl r"mchi"n NJ"
ulich 10 tho Rurfr'r
ono remedy TINT has gir"n "p'"nh' \
rcsuIta In tho treatment Of Rhrunalltm
~ SIS tho mo old blood remedy That
has been nold by druggists for NOR"
than nrty years. IS r. nets by driving
out or tho blood tho disonhc Eorm that
cAunos rheumatism. thus arford'nE Tonl
relief
Hc TN taking ass tohnY and n you
will write u complete history or your
rnnc our medical director will give you
.y,cr, advice. without charge. Address
chief Medical Advlnnr. S26 Swift Lab,
nratory. Atlanta. ta
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II you hH'" had tho disease Tor amy
length 81 tim" ynu hhS" doubtless 7"
sorted /" IN" unloading treatment OF
linimcntG and lotions In an effort To R't
want more than mere temporary r"h"i
You want L" L." freed from tho rhh"kl"H
OF disease that VIII bind you hand and
foot
10 many casas "r rheumatism come
blood. that phyHicIhna arc beginning q"
realize that this rourco Of tho dizeaAe In
s~con,ins quite prevalent or course
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
Morning Game
YANKs TAKE poUBLET,

Now York. SNpt New York won
ho,b r,tncs from Hhilad"lphit TO-DAY
inc morning contrst 10 |. and the M
rcrnonn & to o. In TIA" morning gam"
I.itrhcr Kcctc struck out Ruin thaT'e
limo. The Mackmcu got only three
-. ,rr Shsvk.N in the afternoon ana
failed To- get a man To third base. n"
,,,.r, Afternoon game. u ~ l.
-, =. nOnON OnO0 u
%,u york. .... /" on"
Harr5 and Perkins, Hh""h'} anu
I'",' ...,,. f. n j.
I.,.Ild'Irht, u" " " " "
..,, lnik u " ~"
r... and I',IiIn.. Th"Im"hI'n ANA
Itri,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
DIVIDE TIE DouBLEr

Boston. Sept. +. BOSTON and Now
York divided double header this after
noon. m" h"m" team INNING tho nrst
game | To o. and New York taking m"
second 10 n Fillingim allowed only
two hits in the hrst gam" which WAS
won In the sixth when Ford opened
with a triple and scored on a Wild
pitch by Barnes. N"hf had tn" upper
hand In tho second game. only on"
Boston player reaching third base
Scores.
Second game !; ~ l.
Now York ...-Hli nNn q 10 5
Boston " 900 OO0~fOO
BattrTIa--- %rhr and SnS der busCh
ger aud D'Srli
First game II IL r.
New IuTh OnO On0 200 u
BOSTON ono UGI OOI
BsiIrTirr HaInrn anh smith. FIJI
llnElm and t"wdy
(AddiuoaAl npors r~as rlas)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
r-vo FOR WHITE RoE

wi, 1r" S"r' hirHG" N'P' P''
, IN tY,,rInud ~ ~" p"nnAn' rH'" '"
L,.. hy a., TcniInr r'irOn 'wi"" !" hNN
TI,cv wcr ,hr morning gam" !" ana
INC afternoon contest : :" IN m
rturs Raumgar'u"r, VIII" r"i"r,'u '"
inc Detroit club I" day, fimi"h"d pom
games for tho visitors. "'"I'' ny '"'
, hr ,t,,,-,,,.,., game. Il. " r.
.'lt, O0nnnnt q. .
nrIOonn" ;
, R,umrartnrr aud StAnag",
Naulon. Hodge and SrhiIk. , =,
",,''' ,.,',,,, II II f.
Detroit ..." " 9 .
chicago " '" :, ..,.,,. IN
Ehmkc NaumEartn'r ana M"H'""' ~
lrr and - hhik.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07

mad e H., innhc u EI'n' i'rrlr'i"m wh""
ni I.,uu- ,l' nuln nnh '."IIh '"I"I'i',
~ .,,..,L "a. Ii' altman i'nru
the Nnrrlg - h"'iuro i"' I"h"n 80"
.ir,r- "a, -, IIIlrl,,rEh. I'"uu state. -
NH ,.uIFntr Iyrn'mH" nnd ~" h"rl't
nnI ,nc I" " s. nuh '."n""n At
hr,n, I'IIIrhurTh I'Snnrl ! nn". "
T. md "Ih'I ulr"nE '"n"n Wv
lac mot 10 T',crhrunu ~ h"hul" VII IL
IuiIc r,u,rr With nll ia" ulr"nR htr IL
mud rtrr =, l""I Irnru- IN Ihir u''ti"n.
both At homo MD nhr"nh ~" "'''
cud Irlpr ono u" w"rirru I"uu"rI'Hni'
nnJ !, into su7t'rm N"Hi NHriUIn "uh
Cumberland Maryland. viii h" inh"u
.iInI, two 81 ~" 'Nnrr|lI i"rm "f Ih'h J."
c,rrrIcd bnrk mud ih"r" ~ ma "pI"I
iunliy rnr now men
WrsHtllng
NrrrtIIng with an lni"r""II"Eini"
.rrEchule Of riE OF rrN"u mni'h"H Tor 'h"
winter ~ authorized for ~" l"nr II "
bnvtun, famous ms wrestler ~ I"hIFh.
,yIII lac I'm chnTKr Of thlS sport. ana II !"
hnpod Tint Columbia. I.-hlRh. brnnFNl
vnnin md Other Htr"uE '"ll"E" team"
may he mot.
II II not fully hrCihcd whether or not
Krmper Rhehun will u" nhla I" com"
back Ia coach tho M"uuihiu""r hnr"bnl u
irnm IT lao does not return "n"th"r
man or tho Highest Dorriblr Brhdr VIII
ho rrrurod Freshman tenn IN ms
sport will anO DO supported with sep
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
RUETHER SAVES
SECOND CAME
FOR THE REDS

Cincinnati. Kept 70" 'hnmp'"nH
won hnNh Tho h"li'laY F"m"H Iron" ~"
caVdlnalH tuhna - umr"rI"T oil F"n""
pIay In the rT~rn""n tho long hN'i".:
Of Croh and NouEh produced f"nr rnnE
whIln tho ,iulinrr 'nuld hun"h MIS- or
VlAhsr In only "po inning. "a l""nih hIl"'l
tho hareR with two "ui In the nln'h -"
two hits and waik. when Ru"'h't y"
li~vsd TTahrr and Pinch lh''"r lHn'''
~,cDr ruI ,n a ~ to N~nIc Tn s'"F"r
Afternoon Dame.
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", \. j. ATHLETES

Th. following Information relative '"
athletic nporiH At tho "eN virginia
I;nIver.ity will he Of general ln'"r"H'
nAIketball
ICrnnCI. II SihdhVOld. Hf tho l niV"I"
nc nf h'lnhn,utn who =" ruCc"nrIuIIh
ron ched the 1920 ,enm. vii aga '"n,h
tho team In 1921. Nat 'Hr'm"ll' "h"
hAn boon employed for tho year around.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07

rHERH'o AN GA sas
THEY UeED 10 pull
80 OLD that nOwahnyR
PEOPLE THINK it's nav.
ABOUT THE man vhs haA
TO SHOOT his dog
AND A friend nskA.
.wAe THE dog mAdr-
AND THE first guy.
SAYS, "WELL, no wasn't
80 DANG we'll ploasod--
AND A chap ted ma
THAT THIS described
GONE sMoKEa ho'd trtod.
THEY DIDN'T oInctly.
MAKE HIM mad
BUT HE want
90 VERY wolI pleased
OF ooURaE hat WA
MY CUE 10 alp him
A REAL ci9nrottn
AND AFTER ho'i tnksn-
i a GOOD pull or two
INTO HIS constitution
HE aRINNED and said.
THE ONLY way thosa.
WILL EVER mako you mad
Is THE way.
YOUR FRIENDS eat 'em up
ONLY hope you've got
A COUPLE Of packs
FOR THEY sure.
DO sATisFY."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07

.HnIIrd Tor smith IN ''h
,unIIrd fur '1'm"nr iu 'ih
tHaIIod for H,huUr B" an
81 Louis wv" ,
Cincinnati ....... INV
Thr~o- IN ~ hltT- '.r''h ii""' run
Rnush Ei"lcn hnrr l'uu'n" h"' f'h'
Iayan IEnuhl~ plnN' ''rHn" !" pau"
rrt, Iavau :" F"urnl'r I''I' "h M,
IA Louis = Cincinnati l'h-" 90 ''''
- orr Fisher q. or %"hurp nv
orr Firhrr. In a" , Inning. or ~.
thrr In = Inning W. h' ri''h"i
Strurk out ~ ft"h"r e. D. "'h"p''
Winning pitcher r1Th"r 'nr't'I
Mor,p and EigIcr Tune -.
Morning Game.
81 Louis ....... on" '"n wv -
Cincinnati ...... 20" MI wv -.
HainrS. LYONS and 'i'm"n'' b''"''''
Ring and WinE".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

New York. /: philadelphia. !.
Now York. .. Philadelphia. u.
Cleveland. :: 81. Louis. ?
,'frvcIard. i. ST. Louis. &.
Chicago. 6. Detroit.
chicago 3. Detroit 4.
Washington. E: Roston. q.
Washington. 6. boston. ).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07

,,,,u,unty Nv" hrrc hi'r I"tl"'
uc,r,IJro 'Tnrcc hnr" AZ Ii"t" !r'''
n,c hlrr UigEIuu '. Uh"IT"'h H. I'",
unuhIo uIny, " i.n'"" :" I'lEH'"'.
I.nyuo !" wright II' ht r',, hr' -
tuc rrrrui hl"c nm hnll" ''n I'"'"t
idro 7 IN JmrI,hnr' h'"'' ""' 'h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07

mrY WAR sAvINGs HTAMrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07

YOU'LL enjoy Chestsrnslds. There's sous'
I thing in their mild snoothnsss that goee
right to the spot. Choice tohacoos, Turn@
and Domsstio-a blend that literally CONT %
copied special rnoistrs-proof wrapper Ior
their o1t. proteeiou-on every count, Chez.
terhelds "saiSfJ."
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Nrial1 .-.... 70 !" ."
ADnr ont whom winning run "c"r"d.
Cleveland

Totals ...- 81 !"
zI.nrt~,I for Wnmhas:un"H ia "h.
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(AddiuoaAl Hpot ON r~as rln.D
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MRS. BOSWELL,

PIANIST AND CLAIRVOYANT
Gives advice on business, love, health and
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true or false. what part OF the country 10
luckiest to you what to do to be success
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She guarantees satisfaction, Readings. 81
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MADAM NASH,
Egyptian palmist, tells your past. present
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sos nth st. N. w.
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MADAME SELLA,
EGYPTIAN PALMIST g. MEDIUM

This gifted lady reads your past, present
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GIFTED CLAtRvoYANT CARD READER
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Gifted Phrenologist and Business Adviser
Permanently located s25 14th OF. N. W
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GIFTED CLAIRvoYANT AND MEDIUM
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GYPSY CLA1RvOYANT AND PALMIST.
Gives advice on all forms of business.
eliminates family troubles, removes evil
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PIANIST AND CLAIRVOYANT
Reads past, present and future, giving
true advice in business, love and family
affairs: private residence. 229 X st. N. W,
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Guaranteed to read your entire life, past
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tells how to gain success in business,
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She reunites the separated, locates absent
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Private Parlors.. 2ls
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ST. N. w. 1225--NiccIy furnished room,
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persons; third floor next TO the bath room
telephone same floor; hot-wster heat, cleo
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home cooking OF most desirable type;
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tbO each person per month. Aleo attrac-
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l. ST. N. w, t237--Attractiye single and
double rooms. with excellent table board.
%
u ST. y. w. 3o6i-iarre front room. atted
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them To enter our market in com5ina-
ton against the combine which is now
killing US.
Second, l shall ask the cotton belt
to retire Is per cent of the growing
crop in the following manner: Each
state will retire its proportionate share
of the growing crop. This will require
South Carolina to retire one-twelfth of
Is per cent of the growing crop. My
plan for retiring this cotton is as fol-
lows:
The producer is to warehouse this
cotton and turn the warehouse receipt
over to a bank to be designated by the
South Carolina Division of the Amer
lean Cotton Association, said bank to
give the producer a trust receipt for
his warehouse receipt, said trust re-
ceipt being redeemable in July, 1921,
so that undr no condition will It be
possible to sell the cotton before
July 1921. The bank viii hold the
trust receipt to discount same for the
producer in the same proportion he
would make loan ON the cotton. This
will enable us to easily retire from
the market 25 per cent Of the best
grades of cotton which is desperately
needed by the world.
1--WE must drastically reduce tn 1921
acreage. l shall request each state as
ISOLATION to appoint committees in
every country and township to secure
not pledges pledges are frequently
not worth the paper they are written
on), but legally executed, written and
binding contracts, assuring the reduc-
tion of the cotton acreage Of so per
cent. This contract will permit the
remeasuring of the cotton acreage
planted and If is found to be more
than so per cent the owuer permits
the destruction of his, cotton down to
so per cent and also lays himself liable
so reduced will be planted in food and
feed crops. The world needs an enor-
nous increased production at profit
able prices of food and feed crops. l
am finding ready cooperation for this
plan throughout the South and am re-
questing each of the governors to is
sue a proclamation endorsing same.
''The organization of bears in its
greed seems to forfeit that if its effort
are successful the disastrous results
will not be confined to tn eSouth alone.
They boast that we will not be able
to finance our cotton crop and for this
reason will be forced to sell it re-
gardless of price. This is the most
costly cotton crop ever produced.
Prices quoted today mean financial
bankruptcy. am requesting every