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, 1920-10-21

FOR county commissioner "A Year Ierm)
The Republican party of Carbon County is presenting to
the voters of the county for the responsible position of County
commissioner for the a year term, the name of a man who for
forty years past has been a resident of Carbon County and who as
a miner in the coal mines of Carbon and Hanna and as a rancher
and stockman has proven himself to be a substantial and pro
gressive resident of the county.
Mr.. David West of Elk Mountain, comes before the voters
with exceptional qualifications for the office of county commits
sIoner AS a miner and laboring man he became acquainted with
the needs and conditions of that class; as a successful rancher and
stockman he has become acquainted with the principal industry
of the county. Living as he does many miles away from the rail
road and in a section where good roads are absolute necessity
if any communication is held with the outside world, Mr.. West
has always taken an active interest in road matters.
Mr.. West is known throughout the county because of his
absolute fairness and his good judgment and is also known because
of his firmness in all matters wherein he believes that he Is in
the right During his forty years residence in the county he has
been one of the most successful and progressive residents.
AS a citizen of Carbon County Mr.. West has raised a large
family all of whom are making their home in this county. In
the World War Mr.. West gave a son to the cause.
With Dave West as county commissioner every section of the
county can be assured that he will be absolutely fair and i'm
partial. He will not be a representative of any section of the
county or of any party but will be a representative of the entire
county. He is a large tax payer, a successful business man and
all tax payers can be assured with him handling county funds that
the money will not be wasted but will be used to the best ad-
vantage.
, 1920-10-21

A. j. Roster, Republican candidate for County and Prescott
ing Attorney to succeed himself, needs no introduction to the
voters of Carbon County as he is known throughout the length
and breadth of the county.
Mr.. Roster has been County and Prosecuting Attorney for the
past several years and this election he is coming before the voters
upon the record he has made in the office. The Republican party
is proud to endorse Mr.. Roster and to endorse his record as
County Attorney.
During his term of office A. J: Roster has fulfilled the diff
fcult duties of the County Attorneys office to the almost univer-
sal satisfaction of the people of the county. He has fairly and
conscientiously seen that the laws were enforced, and as prose
cutor he has made an excellent record.
Mr.. Roster is liked and respected by every person with whom
he has come in contact and his legal ability is recognized through
out the entire state.
The Republican party in presenting the name of A. j. Roster
to the voters for County and Prosecuting Attorney feels that no
better qualified man for this position could possibly have been
secured. The Republican party feels that for this responsible
position a man of recognized training and experience should be
secured.
On November End you will make no mistake by casting your
vote for A. J. Roster for the office of County and Prosecuting
Attorney, thereby insuring proper attention to the legal affairs of
the county at the minimum of expense.
, 1920-10-21
c.. w. JEFFREY
For County Coroner.

DIR. c. w. Jeffrey, Republican candidate for Coroner. is one of
the best qualified men that has ever been a candidate for this of
flee in Carbon County.
DR.; Jeffrey has been a resident of Wyoming for the past ten
years, being located at Lander for several years where he was
engaged in the practice of medicine. He came to Wyoming i'm
mediatey after graduation from a medical college. Believing that
a few years training in a large hospital would prove beneficial. DR..
Jeffrey left Lander and went to Chicago where he spent three
Years in the Cook County Hospital. AT the outbreak O. the World
War DIR. Jeffrey enlisted and served during the war as a first
lieutenant in the medical corps.
After being discharged from the army DR.. Jeffrey came to
Rawins and expects to make his future home in this city. DR..
Jeffrey is fully qualified to fill the. position of coroner and by
having a doctor as coroner Carbon County will be saved consider
able money.
On November End cast your ballot for c. w. Jeffrey for
coroner.
, 1920-10-21

The Republican party of Carbon County is presenting to the
voters of the County as a candidate for sheriff the name of a
man who has lived in the county for over a quarter of a cen
fury; a man who has raised a family here and who has the respect
of every person who knows him.
Ole J. Nelson, candidate for sheriff, is one of the best known
men in the county; He is a laboring man, having been employed
for several years by the Cullen Commercial Company and by J.
A Hobbs. For the past several years Mr.. Nelson has been en-
ployed by the Curtis Produce Co. of Laramie as representative
in Carbon County.
Mr.. Nelson is known. by everyone because of his absolute
fairness; his honesty; and his ability and his knowledge of the
county conditions and all realize that with him as sheriff the laws
of the county will be administered without fear or favor.
Mr.. Nelson is vitality interested in Carbon County and that
he is a good citizen is shown from the fact that he has owned
his own home for several years past and is making and spending
his money in this county.
The Republican party takes pleasure in endorsing Ole ].
Nelson and backs him absolutely as being a man thoroughly
qualified to fill the office for which he is a candidate.
The voters will make no mistake in voting for Ole Nelson for
sheriff. ~smLl
, 1920-10-21

Will F. Daley, the Republican candidate for County Assessor,
is a true son of Carbon County, having been born, raised and
educated in this city. He is a graduate of the Rawlins High
School, having graduated with the Class of 1902.
Following his graduation from the Rawlins High School
"Bilie Dick Daley, as he is known through the county, entered
the lumber business with his father and for the past several years
has been manager of the large lumber firm of r. A. Daley.
Mr.. Daley has an excellent education, has had an abundance
Of experience in the business world and is one one of the best
qualified men that has ever been q candidate in Carbon County
for the office of County Assessor.
Everyone who knows "Billie Dick" knows that with his cleo
ton as county assessor every piece of property in the county will
be assessed fairly. He will play no favorites and no enemihes.
With the experience that Mr. Daley has had in the building
and contracting business, with his knowledge of the county and
with his thorough acquaintance with conditions in Carbon County
he will prove an ideal assessor.
We bespeak for Mr.. Daley a large majority in the election
to be held on November End.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Violet Dale Mt the Lyric.

Violet Dnie mt the Lyric.
Comedy and novelty are the dis
features of the new show
which comes TO the Lyric today for
the weekend. The bin Is a typical
summer entertainment. embracing
several Keith acts off recent Droduc-
ton which come direct from the big
time" having stood the crucial test
of New York engagement. Con-
spicuousiy to the fore Is Violet Dale.
late star Of THE Girl From Rooter's.''
and previously starred In .Mollie
Miss Dale is appear
Ing in vaudeville in n playlet written
expressly for her, called "Breakfast
for Two" On the same bill will be
the M'siahon Trio. singing and dane
ms comedy couple. who have jolly
variety act Then there Is Jack Mar
ley. monologisf. who Is bringing a
great laug hmakins act. The Monarch
Comedy -Four, a quartet OF singing
comedians, Will contribute q laugh
and song number. and closing the bill
will come the "Caberet dc Luxe" n
mirthful extravaganza. with a cast of
funmakers headed by Billie Rich
mond, dashing ingenue, who sings
and dances cleYerly.
experimenting the new vaudeville
list there will beathe usual diversified
motion picture displays, Including the
latest releases of the Pathe News
Service. photofarce and the popular
Topics of the Day"
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OFFENSIVE BREATH
CALLS FOR. CALOMEL
TAKE A CALOTAB
The Nausealess CaIomel Tab
let That Is Purified From
Danger and Unpleasant
Effects.

Do you ever have a bad taste In
your mouth in the morning, heavy
vousness with a let-down feeling?
You need calomel, nothing else will
cleanse your liver thoroughly. Try
is delightful TO take and delightful in
effect. One tablet at bedtime., with u
swallow Of water.-that's all. No
sea. Wake up hin in the morninr feeling
like 'two-year- bright, cheerful,
energetic and with hearty appetite
for breakfast. Eat what you please.
tirely delightful to take and so pleas
ant In effect that the manufacturers
have authorized your druggist to re-
fund the price as n guarantee that
you will be delighted with Calotabs.
Sold only in original. sealed pack
ages, price lthirty-fve cents. AT drug
stores everywhere.-Ady.
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USE "TIz' If FEET
ACHE, BURN, PUFF UP.
Can't beat "Tiz' for sore, tired,
swollen, calloused feet
or c0rns.

You can be happy-footed In q mo-
ment Use TIL" and never suffer
with tender. raw, burning. blistered.
swollen. tired, aching feet. "Tiz, and
only "Tiz"s takes the pain and soreness
out of corns. callouses and bunions. 4,
AS soon as you put your feet In a
"Tiz" bath, you just feel the happi-
ness soaking In. How good your
poor, old feet feel. They want to
dance for Joy. Tiz" lis grand. .-Tiz's
Iexudations swhieh pun up your feet
and cause sore, inflamed, aching,
lsweatyI feet. ~; Z. :.
s. Get box OF .eTis,, at any, drug
store or department store, Cat. ii, !.
'Htant relief. Laugh at foot sufferers
who compi lain. because your feet are
never. neyesI going To- both or make
YOU Limp any more ,ssAdy. s L {
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

Z : H- . . % . n
peared in Paris the city was seized
with astonishment. and many persons
willingly paid as much as two francs
apiece for the flowers. The municipal
authorities Instituted an Investigation
and soon discovered how the flowers
were colored. 1t appeared that a
young girl accidentally poured into
carnations colorlng matter with
which she was painting rose-leaf
green. What was her astonishment
TO see the carnations lose their white
color and assume beautiful green
tint; from this to the regular manu-
facture Of the flowers was evidently
only step. All plants, however. do
not lend themselves in an equal man
ner to these yagaries. The carnation.
hyacinth. orange 1ower. gilly-flower.
iris, chrysanthemum, and camelia arc
the most easily colored, and in this
respect it is amusing to experiment
with the many hues that can be OBJ
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Artificial OoiorinE or showers,

Mrs. s. b. p.. Bedford Clty.-Hor-
tGicnlturists create almost at. will
flowers OF varied colors by practic-
ms forced cultures. artinciai seies-
ton. and hybridization. in this way
obtaining very extended scale OF
colors still. In any case the color
OF the flower. although II is
possible to give birth TO millions
OF varieties. can only be modified
within certain limits. With refer
ence to this fact the colors OF flowers
have been divided into two great
categories. the xanthic series9yei-
low, yellowish- green. orange, red
ana the cyanIc series-blue, indigo.
violet. Florists make violets green
with ammonia. white with the vapors
OF %ulphuric acid, etc. In this case.
howe yer. II Is the coloring matter OF
the flower itself which is modified, al
carnations the method adopted Is
that of artifcially introducing color
Ing matter into the tissues OF the
plant. the coloring matter then be-
ing incorporated into the petals.
When the first green carnations an
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travelling EynnseII.t here.

Rev. DR.. w. LathrOp Meaker,
known through the North and East
as travelling evangelist, preached
Sixth and Broad Streets on 1.-THE
Philosophy of Religious Tonight,
at the same place. he will talk on
Religion and Socialism," He har
preached at hundreds OF cities and
is now on his way to the Pacific
Coast and will lecture in all big
CITIES en- route. He WAS educated. at
I.ehigh University and tho Mead
Vile Theological School, and for
three years occupied n Unitarian
pulpit In Boston. He La the editor oil,
Tho Jubilee" - : . ''',
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COTTON CROP IMPROVES,
WEATHER, REMAINS GOOD
Despite Excessive ltsInfniIs in some
sccttons General Conditions Il
Regarded ms Satisfactory.
fpy Associated Press.1

Regarded ms Satisfactory. s
fBY Associated PFess.1
WASHINGTON. July .21.-WIth
temperatures remaining close to nor
MAJ. together with an abundance OF
ralnfall In most OF the Southern
states: the condition OF cotton i'm
proved generally 'throug bout the belt
according to the Weekly national
weather and crop bulletin made pub
lie today. While the crops fcondi-
tlon was variable In different States,
and even In different parts OF the
same State. on The whole; the report
said, II was quite satisfactory"
Heavy to EXCESSIVE, rain occurred
In a few places. which unfavorably
affected the progrGss or cotton and
delayed ultlYatlon.t the report said.
especially affecting the crop In Cen
trail and Northern North Carolina.
The weather was too dry for the
crop In Western Texas and parts OF
Alabama. gftlaa
Good to excellent growth was
shown in South Csrt lima. the report
said. while the Improvement made In
tanned. In Alabama and Tennessee
very good progress twas made. while
only a. fair showing was made in
mississippi. !, Cotton made excellent
progress In Arkansas. Texas and
parts Of oklahoma.
Weevil damage increased In the
southern part or the belt wherever
frequent rains occurred. the report
n
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TRUCK CONVOY REACHES
MEMPHIS ONE WEEK LATE
Delayed by Heavy Rain. md Weak
bridges Encountered CrOss1ng
Northern Misslnsippi.

MEMPHIS. TENN. July ei.-The
artillery motor truck convoy. making
n trans-continental tour, which Is TO
this city shortly after noon today.
IL was eaepcted last week. but heavy
roads due to recent rains In Mis-
sissippi. coupled with weak bridges.
delayed arrival
The convoy leaves this city early
tomorrow. the next camping place
scheduled at Tunica, Miss. The con-
sissippi River 10, Arkansas at a point
opposite Helena, Ark.
On his arrival here Captain John
j. Franklin. In command of the ex-
petition, found notice from the War
Department. OF his promotion to u
major I'm the regular army.
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Mako Raid on stilI.

RuccessfuI raid! was made n
Chesterfield County late Tuesdo y
afternoon by Federal and city police.
In which william Talley was ar
rested on n charge OF manufacture
Ing ardent spirits and part of n still
and 400 gallons of mash was confis-
Gated. The still, with coil removed.
was located near Midlothian Turn
pike about mile from the city lin
its. Policemen Waynack and Hall
headed by Deputy Marshal J. II.
Sanders conducted the raid.
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tanned. 1t is only necessary to pre-
pare color!ng solution. then to cut
the. stem OF the flower and place 1t
In the solution. The plant draws up
shS.., water and little by little the
throughout the plants tissues. a
common gilly-fiower placed in a solu-
tion OF light-green aniline, dye Is
twenty minutes the white parts be-
ing blue. the ycllows green and the
reds violet. Many other effects may
be produced In the same way.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

z 'tiIJ = ~ 5 t n 4 49,.
James Wesley Owen CAD. I.unenburs
Mabel Iiaskcr woraham us,.
Anon Roy Durham t:I).
Bnrnice Roanna Mineton t.o).
J.rss lewis johnson t,l).
Marie Louise Heath t.D.
Thadira Nathan White re),
otie May Mcdonald ns).
George Andrew Yorke (tD.
Minnie May Bragg f3b.
Charles Russell ouate t2n.
Mary Margaret Francis teo),
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Movie Cslsrdu

MJOU-Eiaine Hnmmerstein. In
'rhe Shadow OF ItosaIie .Byrnes.1
nLUEniRD - Elmo Lincoln, In
"Under Crimson Skies.
bNOADwAf--Mnr Miles Min
ter! In Jenny Dc Good.n y Il
lSIs-"Below the surfncc.,
ODEoS-itobsrt Warwick, In
"Alnrm Clock Andy.
vLcroR-Ann hos, in "Cnrmen
of the NORTH"
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Fracturca Ma, In A cc,d.r,.

Percy Child, 81. years old. was
taken 10 Memorial Hospital yeEter-
and probable fracture of the skull,
AS Il result of an elevator accident at
the plant OF David NJ. Lea &C Com
pany. His head was suspended over
the side OF the car in falling and
wns caught between IL and the floor
He lives at 2I16 Venable Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
POLICE CHIEF FINED FOR
DENYING REPORTER NEWS
Police Department Has No Right TO
Close nIOtterr to Newspaper
nien, Court Says.


CLEVELAND. July 21.-Police Chief
Frank ". Smith was found guilty OF
contempt OF court and fined 800 by
Judge Levine I'm Common Pleas Court
this morning. Judge Levine held the
chief guilty OF FALLING to observe the
courts Injunction ordering him to
open all police records to reporters
for the Cleveland news.
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Carmen OF the North,

At the Victor Theater, stars Anna
Bos, known on the screen as the
Sazimova of Europe. This is Miss
Bos Hrst appearance on any screen
I'm America. The picture Is shown
In 1--WE reels and deals with the adj
ventures and romance of girl of
the underworld.
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WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

CHARI1oTTESyILLE. July ,1-Mc-rl,
Doiiins and Miss Alma Lic!ie Sutherland,
both from the Mile. sohoo, neighbor.
hood. thla county. came here yesterday
afternoon and were married al the par
.onaEc OF the High Street Baptist Church.
Henry W. Battle 30 1'7'-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. July Ebay.
mond C. TarE,Tona. OF Baltimore. and
Nts Susie Eirtly. OF New York were
married here last night by Rev H. T..
Hout. OF the Methodist Church.
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Robert warwIck ,tn,auerad,nr

robert Warwick. the photoplay
star. is becoming an expert at mas
querading. The City OF Masks in
which the stalwnrt star will be seen
second picture recently in which he
has played the role OF n nobieman
concealinS his identity while he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
Weeks Picture Shows
onerinss III Local Houses
A Special mt tho Blu.bird.

Action and INCIDENT make color
iul melodrama In Under Crimson
Skies. starring Elmo Lincoln, which
was shown to large audiences at the
ins fight on tho high seas is one
OF the most realistic over stagel on
the screen. II will be shown again
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
..AInrm CLOCK Andys Coming.

4 LOCAL admirers OF youthful Charles
Ray Will have an opportunity to see
him In another OF his inImitable
country bog characterization when
Alarm Clock Andy" his latest
Thomas lnce production. comes to the
Strand Theatcr today for three
days rum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
New IInmmerstein Picture

The Shadow of Rosuiie Byrncs,"
the Bijou Theater, isn't story OF
the spirit world or the Ouija board,
as one might Judge from the title
but has to do with twins who look
shadows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
Information Bureau.

Inqulries regarding almost any
topic. excepting on legal and medical
lnquiries nrc answered directly By
personal letter. n self-uddressed
.fnmped envelope IL required. "A.
uress The Tfmes-Dispntch Intormu.
ton bureau. HichrnOnd, ya. EI'T.f-- .
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Natural on.s.,on

Daughter: "Oh, father, how grand
1t Is TO be alive. The world Is too
good for anything! Why isn't every
one happy" Father: WHO Is he
this timer"
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Goes 10 Hu,tinc, Court.

Bertha Williams. alias Edith
Davis. waived examination Tues
day in Police Court on the charge Of
breaking into the home of Mrs. Eni-
ma Askins. 81 North boulevard. She
Will be tried In Hastings Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
Johnson Waive. Examination.

Albert c.. Johnson waived exafnI-
nation, to the. grand jury when ar
ranged In Police Court yesterday or
from the +. W. Woolworth Com
pany's store at ! East Broad Street,
OF which he was assistant manager.
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why Not, Indeed.

one woman" remarked the mere
man. is just as good as another
" not better. And one man." said
the fair widow. as just as bad az
another-if not worse"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

Inquirer. Petcrsburg.-Govern
Cox is member of the Episcopal
Church. and also member of the
Freemasons Senator Harding Is a
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Strong noawor.h Film.

The sea again furnishes The back
ground for strongly dramatic story
In Hobart BoSworth's latest photo
| play. Below the Surface" which will
Theatcr today and tomorrow.
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IN AND OUT or ro,yx.

W. Woo Charles Robins and her family ar.
Tor the summer months So"hty'
Ay mm; c1rnnlia C. Cooke; OF ,7ii Grove
cester. '"oS IN Gio"-
!. nj a's M,! z. &c & Murray Miss C. IF. Murray
I.w weeks with friends and reiatiren IN
gloucester County. i''
Tu Sls.c: Grace Grace and Frances McPhafl Ief,
hoiiin Jefferson. in Tampa. Fla. III
u NrS. Allen T.. Ald1ck. OF Providence.
~. l.. ana her daughter. Miss Ethel Al.
S asiS are r,,,t visiting Miss Durham. OF los
kstherine. aee9mpahieti by little ma srEassi
I2tnrke; are visiting In Fredericksburg and
w. Ms r s,as Bradford is spending two
Colonel Miliar. ., Front Royal:
MT. ana Mrs. Frxnk g. CARPENTER arc
,iabilshed at their summer homo In the
Shenannoah Valley. near FIucmont.
Miss Kathleen Tucker spent the week.
w. IL Hampton. 20
Miss Florence Guiibert has returned 10
Richmond. after short visit to friends
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,.SOCI..E''lI ~ y

Mrs. Frank Beirne, OF Richmond,
sad Mrs. pasiel Il. a Rands 1fea a. tlsi n
before her marriage. Miss Rosanoni
handall. and her wcdding to Mr..
bslrne last autumn was an event OK
Wide Interest, both hore and in Bal
Mr.. and Mrs. lBelrne h1ye taken an
apartment ON Stuart Avenue for the
coming fall and winter. IS i
Leaves for Atlantic City.
Mrs. Robert Jones will leave today
h ber Ait a,,rh City; where she Will meet
I'm I'm H nn,;s a. Thhornton. and their
Charleston, w. Va. After spending
some time at Atlantic City, tiiey viii
hisit other points of Interest through
TO her home hero until the late fail.
In the North. - - = 80
:, Miss Annie L. Williams and Miss
eft for o bsisiy st OF 1 Is hi1sG have
Miss Williams will later visit her SIS.
yer, Mrs. II. T. Green, in Amelia
Eddieion-wniton. 3
Annie Lille Walton, OF Hanover.
were married at Halifax. N. c.. Mon.
a EddIs Ssiy 20, ,, A. NJ Mr.. and Mrs.
brief visit to Northern points. "
engagement Announced.s
rett. of Norfolk, announce the engage.
tnent and approaching marriage OF
lneir daughter, Miss Jessie Tuin Bar
sTs n,ho Jerry Vance Cole. also of
piace 'ix so The @, wedding viii take
Ihe announcement Is oil, much in
aerest here. where both Miss Barrett
a Iriand Mr Cole have number OF
Touring tho West
Misses Edna Bethel. Lillian Gard l.
ana Mattle Gardner have left for
inc INC PaSlhc Coast. They Will visit
5In1n. Canada; and Los Angeles. ami
also Yellow Stone Park before re.
turning to their home. In Rim nnI