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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-05-20

H. Robertson, MacOmb, Mo.-ad
Thomas r. Dean has leased the
Mansfield Hotel of John N. Pry-
or, Jr., and will take charge next
Monday.
Mrs. Fred Stewart of Ava was
here yesterday enroute to the
Interchurch conference at Kan
sas City.
The American Legion, which
is putting on membership
drive this week, will have a ban
quet Saturday night.
For biliousness and that bad
taste in the mouth take Divan's
Liver Pill at night-it will do the
work. Fuson Drug Co.-adv.
Drs. J. A. Fuson and r. M.
Rogers are attending the meet.
ing of tine Southwest Missouri
Medical Society at Springfield
FOR SALE-New Iron Clad
Incubator-15O egg capacity, and
Brooder. Will sell cheap. Geo.
N. Benjamin, Route 2, Mansfield,
MO.-a
G. w. Nichols will look after
my fertilizer at Mansfield, S. H..
Fuge and D.S. Jones at Odin and
w. D. Cantrell at New Grove
]. w. Kennedy.-adv,
Take all the kids" to the Big
Circus Eddie Polo in the first
episode of "The Lure of the Cir.
2 cus"-at the Nugget Theatre
Saturday night, June 5, adv
l FOR SALE-Forty acres
!. smooth, clean farm land, two
!. miles from Macomb, three miles
7 from Norwood. Call on, or write
j., VIM. Pearcey, Norwood, Mo. Il l
adv.
FOR SALE-Having leased
my farm l offer for immediate
sale team of big black mules
harness and wagon, and an extrs
good riding horse, saddle anc
y bride. OBJ. WHITAKER, Mans
field, Mo.-adv.
During the 1920 stock show
y will award a $40 premium fol
the best colt sired by Doyle
. Scrub License No. 2SS, Percher
u on stallion, and $40 for the bes
colt sired by Long Tom, blacl
a jack-J. d. Avery.-adv.
20 Am now weaving my spring
pigs and have some choice Pig
:. of choice breeding for sale-botl
J. sexes, priced in reason. If yo'
want Duroc jerseys don't fai
n to see these.-Col. Roy r. Den
d mis-, Mansfield, Mo.-adv.
See US before you buy. Yo'
* can buy anything in our lin
d here as cheaply as you can bu.
it anywhere. We also exchang
4 new goods for second ham
goods. Mansfield Furniture Co
w. B. Fullington, Proprietor
i adv.
M Young men or women nc
making good salaries shoul
write Immediately to Springfield
u Business College. The deman
W for telegraph, shorthand an
bookkeeping graduates at in
"A mense salaries is greater tina
~ ever.-adv.
Saturday night, June 5, tt
rs Nugget will start serial, tw
en- comedies and Universal Week
News. The serial is The Lul
ed of the Circus" This is a stror
It's program and the opening nigl
lv. will be free to ladies and chill
on ren when accompanied with
,or paid admission.-adv.
~ For the next two weeks Il
Bon Marche will have on sale
one table of spring and SUNNI
. .eo hats in all colors, sizes al
'e' shapes, for all ages at cost. TIL
D is very unusual so early in t
season. just received a shi
les ment of flesh batiste Ted
'nd Bear suits, lace and ribb
ay' trimmed; also a line of dain
white petticoats. adv.
w. You feel different the MINI
ain YOU take it-a gentle sOothi
hat warmth fills the system. It's
pleasure to take Holliste
up Rocky Mountain Tea. Hell
zee, purify the blood, drives out t
aid germs of winter, gets you hu
cpl. ling, bustling. full of life a
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
DEMOCRATS PLAYING
TO RACE HATRED
By Phil H. Brown

Ono OF the best evidences OF the
prevailing fact that the Democrat,
are whipped Is the publication OF the
miserable circular by the Ohio ltXec-
utlNc Committee of that party trying
Ia stir up racial hatred. This is the
insult that the Democratic Executive
Committee OF Ohio offers to the in
telligcucc oil the entire American
electorate:
"Ohioans should rcmembcr that the
time has come when We must handle
this problem in somewhat the same
&ay as the South is handling it, aud
IN such WY bring greater content
mcnt to both whites and Negroes.
We should remember what history
tells MS of the dark DAYS when
Negroes controlled the government
III the South. the enormous cxpcrdi.
lures and debts incurred. the indig.
nltir> hcaped upon white women and
children, the vicious attempt Of the
South Carolina Negro lcgi Stature 10
.giyc every Negro forty acres OF land
and 4 mule
"Alen and women OF Ohio. Rally
10 the ballot box and give such Z
verdict as will forever rid Ohio oil
this menace to yourselves and youi
children
his proImnciamcuto will be repudi
ated by every Wel-mcaning citizen ii
the United State, it matters moi
whether he is white or black. Womal
or man, Jew or Gentle.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
Cox Calls the Republicans
Observation-Disclosures Party"

MARION. O., Oct 2O.-Goy. Cox
made a characteristic Democratic
speech from the rear platform OF his
train here last Friday when he re
fcrred to the Republican party as the
Afro American Party He also laid
the Chicago riots at the door Of
MAYOR Thompson, OF Chicago.
Among other things he said:
The Afro-American party. whose
hvphcnated activity has attempted to
stir I'D troubles among the negroes
upon false claims that it can bring
social equality. thereby subjectinp
unsuspeeting colored people to the
racial prejudice and endangering them
to the bloody race riots which dis
tinquished cities like Chicago. citadc
OF William Hale Thompson. one o.
the supporters OF Senator Harding
Through those appeals to prejudic,
and through northern invasion o
doubtful states. there is invited los!
OF the true progress OF the eolorct
people"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23

in proportion to the Republican
voters in the 10Th Ward. Atty. Scott
received more votes in that ward
than he. did in the Second Ward.
Eller on the Square.
From this evidence which comes
from reliable source. Mr.. Eiler
PLAYED the game on the square with
our candidate for Judge and there IS
no occasion for misrepresentation oil
tho facts when the truth IS so easily
.availablc. During the period OF the
last five years as City Scaler. MI
Ellcr has introduced many practical
in his Office, the net re
suits OF which thousands OF citizens
OF Chicago and Cook county have
reaped generous benefits
Sound Business Ability.
Hcswill bring to the Sanitary DIS
trict Board i'll the performance OF hi
duties as trustee sound business
| Judgment and close attention to pub
lie duties. The public will find II
him an efficient and obliging serN
ant whose ambitions i'll the past hav'
been to exercise a wholesome inilu
cnce Tor the benefit OF the people
| lie is a close friend OF Mayor VII
liam Hale Thompson, Ward Commit
teenIan Edward II. Wright, Alder
men Anderson and Jackson.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
TIE, CHURCHES
ST. Paul c. M. E. Church, 1914
Dearborn Street
-aas.

Members and friends OF this church
spent an interesting week visiting the
ANNUAL Conference which convened
la, Tuesday morning at Rev. P. \.
Bryson'S church in Englewood.
Thursday was Missionary Day The
Rev. Dr.. Copeland, one OF the gen
eral officers, preached a great ser
mon to an overlooking crowd. St
Paul choir sang some wholesome and
rousing music Tor this occasion. AT
ctr church Sunday morning the Rev
DR.. w ~. Jackson delivered fer
vent message to the people here. SIN
persons came into the church. 1t was
cur great pleasure to have with us al
the evening hour OF worship the Rev
Dr. J. K. Starks editor Of the West.
crn Index. Dallas. Texas. God Mani
Tested Through Jesus Christ wa
the theme OF his discourse. and whcl
he had concluded the church thor
oughly enjoyed spiritual feast. ",
invite you TO worship with Us mex
Sunday and hear our new pastor
which we arr sure will be Rev. |. \
! Winters, ole whom we have lonl
learned to love and heed his wis,
council.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
HAMPTON RECEIVES GIFT
FROM COLUMBIA

WASHINGTON, d. {. Oct. 10
Word is received that the trustees OF
Columbia University, New York City.
have authorized, offering as gift to
Howard University, Washington, d.
C., such selects. from the duplicate
volumes and other materials in its
architectural department as would be
suitable to the purposes OF the archi-
tcctural department OF the Howard
University.
In Nav last, the Association OF
Collegiate Schools of Architecture of
the United States and Canada held
it's annual conference i'll Washington
ID. {. Howard University. having
recently organized Department OF
Architecturc-thc first among Negro
Colleges to institute such a profcs-
sional course-was invited to send a
representative. The president. Dr. J.
William 4. Hazel, head OF the dc
partmcnt. The gift from Columbia
University is one of the results OF
the interest awakened in Howard
new department. This valuable col
lection of numerous volumes. and
about five hundred mounted photo
graphs and drawings historic build
ings in Europe, has just been re-
ccivcd.
Many courtesies have also been cx-
tended the Architectural Department
OF Howard University By Professors
Warren p. Laird OF the University OF
Pennsylvania. and Clarence \. Mar
tin OF Cornell University. respectively
president aud secretary of the Asso-
citation OF Collegiate Schools OF Arch
itcCture
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
Common People to Be Made
Welcome.

The plan of the new institution is
to make the common people feel a
il it was theirs and that they can have
access TO the president at all reason
able times and that 10 silk stocking
aristoeracy is to destroy the morale
OF the supporters. More about this
new bank will appear in a future is
sue OF the WHIP.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23

1t lis highly imperative that every
Ell orr possible be made to secure the
election OF the deserving men who
are candidates OIL the Republican
ticket for the Municipal Court Bench.
Among these candidates. Atty.
Joseph w. Sehuman, 1888 Douglas
blvd. was selected by the Republican
voters in the Republican primaries
a. one OF their choice for Municipal
Court Bench Atty. Schulman Is a
young man OF rare experience aud eN-
ccptional ability a lawyer. lie
Will bring TO the judiciary both energy
and experience aided by vigor and
vitality. both of which are essential
elements in the success OF the Amer
lean judiciary
Product of Chicago.
The candidate was born in this city
and j. a product OF Chicago'S school
life Since his entry into politics. he
ma IS al all times stood for the higher
and noblef things affecting the civic
advancement OF our city. He is al
ilied polite; with what has been
known. as the Thompson faction OF
the Republican party, which has
II sAaia 81 TAI the 1uai
needs and requirements OF the man
-farthest down" % g4f #fRK
Trained in Wholesome Environment.
Atty Schulman enjoys the unique
ef-being highly associated
with ,manE. important organizations
iof his race During Tire Spanish
American war, he served in Cuba
with bravery and distinction, and is a
.mcmber OF the Camp Mckinley
.Spanish-American War Veterans. He
re pfcifhtly asks ard solicits the vote
'of every Republican in the November
election.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23

Alderman William X. Fetzer Of the
Seventh Ward was recently nominated
by the Republican Party Tor Judge oil
the Municipal Court. The alderman
is serving his second term and is re
gardcd as one OF the ablest men in the
City Council. lie has held the chair
manship OF a number OF important
committees not only with efficiency
but with recognized and achnowl-
edged ability. The alderman was born
in Ottawa. Illinois. and has lived in
this city for "a years. having been in
the active practice OF law 20 years OF
this time ,, - As,~s-5
Member OF Many Societies.
Alderman Fctzer is member OF the
Chicago Bar Association the Illinois
State Bar Association. the Lawyers
Associations. the Elks and 4 Mason
OF high rank His record as reviewed
by the public press and. other civic
bodies receives the highest commenda
ton aud IS ample justification for the
support OF every Republican voter i'll
the November election Alderman
Fetzer has the endorsement or Mayor
William Hale Thompson and enjoys
the confidence of the prominent col
Orcd men OF the city. lie has been
associated in the City Council with
Alderman Anderson and Alderman
Jackson both OF whom regard him "a
excellent judicial timber.
Aid. Anderson Urges His Election.
In 4 recent interview with a rep
rcsentalivc of the Chicago Whip. in
speaking Of Alderman Fetzer. Alder
man Louis b. Anderson said, The
election to the Municipal Court
Bench OF Alderman Fetzcr will bring
TO the judiciary a leaslsss and consci-
tpeious public servant. one who viii
hold ineiolate the right, OF everyone.
regardless OF his, racial identity. |
tomiiitnd him in ithc strongest tcrmk
TO the members OF my group with the
sseuraadelihat they will find in him a
iair and impartial jsdsn:' .ess,,6l
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23

City seailcr Morris Ellel &c$ub-
llcan candidate for Trustee OF tho
Sanitary District, thanks the public
for their support aud confidence that
they gave in the primaries and asks
that they exert every effort possible
to make sure his election on Novcml
Der Ind. II was enormously stated
and the information given wide scope
that Atty. James a. Scott received
only 400 votes in the 10Th Ward of
which Mr.. Ellcr is the ward commit
tccman. IN. investigation OF this
statement shows that Mr.. Scott re
ceived 1880 votes for Municipal
Court Judge in Mr.. Ellcr's ward and
that the highest candidate Tor Mu-
nicipa Court Judge received only
400 votes These facts show that
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-23
So It Docs

PA, what is meant by dead Ian
guage:" - y
What'll you have. gents belongs
iq that. category, my s9ps'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-03
EXTENSION DAY
PROGRAM To Be
GIVEN T0IGHT
CHRISTIAN ENDEtVOHERs Will.
MEEI NJ +. Of'laH To
CELEBRATE

Extension day of Christian En-
Z ieltor Week viii be- celebrated NJ :
% clock tonight b, m" members Of
hurch 4 pccial program will he
/ held under the auspices ~ = Hicks
Daniel president of the Panhandle
District Christian Endeayor Union.
The meeting will be- held 10 the
.hurch parlors and an members q
me society as we'll as their friends.
Irn given cordial invitations 20 at
frord
church LOYALTY day Gill be- oh
served Wednesday night under the
supervision of Harvey Crudringion.
Io viii load the mid-wcek prayer
meeting and an Young neonlc. viii
be- expected 10 attend and take part
~ the seryice
Two special programs were given
- tho church SUNDAY Boo honor ~
Christian Endeayor Day the seth
anniversary of the birth of the or
ranizltlou The yugng people had
,harg, ~ the evening church srr-
vices and they made several 'alks.
several special musical numbers
we're rendered hv The choir
Miss Minnie Ross told briefly "
some OF the accomplishments ~ the
Amarillo society. eft how budget
af more than $500 was being raised
this wear =. Hicks Daniels 70
lated the outlining NJ The LOYALTY
campaign M the Buffalo conference
Inst summer and the goals that will
" worked for
Harvey Crulgingion showed how
christian Endoa,or was promoting
hurch unity and declared there
must b. unifcst.on ol factions with
N the church before there can bee
inion ar federation with other de-
nominations The histhry ~ th"
national organization was also te'
viewed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-03
COTTON CLOSES STEADY
DESPITE EARLY SLUMP
~ Associated Press.

~ Associated Press
NEW YORK. February 2.-Early
reactions were followed by an adj.
vance In the cotton market today or
covering and trade buying. The gen.
eral list closed barely steady at 4
net advance Of 81 points on FebruaT,
and OF 10 to IS points on later
months.
The market opened steady az an
advance on covering by some Of Sat
urdav's sellers who were probably in
fluenced by more hopeful view OF
peace treaty prospects and the open
ing steadiness OF the stock market.
The continued weakness OF foreign
exchange was an unsettling feature
which led 10 increased talk of re-
ftricted exports. however. and the
market soon turned easier under a
renewal OF scattering liquidation local
and wall street pressure. accompan-
led by rumors OF an easier spot ba-
sis on low grades in the south There
was some trade buying on this de-
cline. with Liverpool good buyer
OF October. and after early selling
orders had been absorbed. the mar
kes turned steady owing to the alb
sence OF selling pressure from the
houth TO confirm the reports Of an
easier basis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-03
NJ A r X ETS
IREPDRTS Of SHORT GRAIN
SUPPLY BOOSTS CORN PRICE

~ Associated Press
CHICAGO, February Corn de.
veioped strength today owing largely
TO seantiness OF supplies ~ terminal
centers. The market which 90 in-
tervals had been nervous and weak.
closed strong i-N cent on Co cent
advance with MAY - Is and jaw
i3s IS to 81 Oats lost Us cents
to IL cent and provisions 4. cent,
10 si.f5.
Notwithstanding that the yisihl '
supply " corn showed q small IN
crease TODAY the gain did not alter
the fact that the total stock was the
smallest a. this time in many wears
In this connection bulls put pariic-
ular stress un adyices that farmers
continued 10 hold oui for 81 30 %
hushel at loading stations.
Oats were weak as a result OF Cos
sip that exporters had rosold one mil
lion bushels
Provisions declined sharply on co..
count OF the unexpected larr"
amount Of live stock which the gov
eminent reported on farms.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-03
BUILDING PERMITS
EXCEED QUARTER
MILLION DOLLARS

That building permits issued by
Engineer u. u. Jones during the
month at January total In amount
o. excess, OF u quarter million dol
lars and far surpassed In volume
trr previous January In Amarillo.
fe facts revealed by the city re-
lids
During the past month 80 build
ug permits we're issued with a total
estimated value Of Ssb0.5j0. Only
'wo ~ three months during the year
1919 cqualled this record. despite
ne fact that January Is considered
one Of the dullest months In the
building trades II the issuance of
rermi;s during the spring and sum
ger increases as q usually does. this
wear may run two or three times
her.
Lat of 1919. I, Is declared.
The largest permit during the
Gonih was for the construction of
he Johnson. RAY and Britain build
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-03
sugar Market Quiet

NEW YORK. February s.--The
local market for raw sugar was quiet
and prices were unchanged. Holders
generally are not offering any too
freely hut the demand Is not active,
with refiners inclined to hold of rs
they are receiving considerable sugar
purchased some time ago but held up
on account Of the strike az some Of
the Cuban ports The market closed
AZ IL cents for Cuhas cost and
freight. equal to l304 Tor ceniri-
fugal. with further re-sales By re-
finers OF sugar nov due ~ these
prices.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-03
Lack Of FUEL OIL
CAUSES TEMPORARY
LIGHT SHUT OFF,

Dae 10 a shortage Of fuel oil as a
result OF lack Of storage space ai
the local plant Of the City Light aud
Water Company. the lights IL some
sections OF the city were shut off for
a few minutes both on saturday and
Sunday nights.
Material Is here nov for the con-
s,ruetion Of additional storage tanks.
according 10 officials Of the com
pany. and the shutting off Of power
from this cause will soon become q
matter at the past. A few weeks ago
n change Was made from coal 10 oil
and the company has not yet had
time or material 10 supply itself with
adequate storage room.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-03
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
URGED TO PAY Taxes
! IS SOON As POSSIBLE

Due 10 the enormous rush which
has prevailed In the office OF Ben
Cclding. county tax collector. was
thought advisable 10 accept nothing
but property and poll tax money. but
the payments OF state automobile
licenses are nov being received at
that office. according 10 Mr.. iolding.
who said that only few more days
az grace will be Eivsa deliaquenis In
which 10 make Their payments. and
everyone owning a car Is urged 70
attend 20 this matte ar early % pc
tible.
Chief Of Police Davis said yeSler.
day that his department would be-.
gin arresting persons who do not
have the late license numbers on
their cars within the next few days
Warning was given for automobile
owners TO visit the county collectors
office at once and procure the neces-
sary new license.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-03
Cntnn secd on

NEW YORK. February , Liqui.
dalton and local professional sellin.
on the pronounced weakness In le ID
resulted IN lower prices for cotton
seed OIL today support from ~
finers checked the decline closing
prices we're - 10 81 points net low
er. Sales 1900 barrels. Prime
crude 1850. prime sumemr yellow
spot eiso March 9lio. May .7j;
July 2isQ Prime winter yellow ami
summer white nominal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-03
View Orleans Cotton


NEW ORLEANS. February a.
While the cotton market stood q;
small net declines during a good part
Of the trading today. the close show.
ed net gains for the session OF one
20 twenty points. these closing gain.
rtpresen;ing to a great extent the
efforts of early short sellers to get
their profits.
The selling Of the day was due
mainly 10 continued pessimistic talk
regarding financial condition In Eu-
rope.
The opening was irregular and
Immediately after the first call the
market broke on unsatisfactory fin
sncial conditions and better weather
over the belt.
New buying came on the decline.
apparently from traders who were
impressed by the discount on con-
tracts and by the refusal OF the spot
market TO follow the declines in the
contract market. 4 rise followed
but the market me, fresh offerings
In the early afternoon and fell off
"a net losses followed however by a
bulge late In the day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-03
Fort Worth Livestock

Nv Asenriatfd frs~ss
FORT WORTH. Feb. Cattle
receipts $500. active nd steady.
Beeyes $500 1850: stockers s7.0o
ali.o0: cows s4.s0d s.5e: heifers
$3.50 q 1900; bulls $500 sec:
calves $500 1850.
Hogs. receipts $500: steady.
Heavy $3.50 1850: light $3.50
dis.ss: medium 5.25fls.5o:
mixed si3.25G 1t.35: common
sis.25 81 i3.25: PIGS si0.50G 12.50.
sheep receipts 1000. unchanged.
lambs $3.50 n 1890: yearlings
ti4.s061s.00: wethers $4,000
1s.so: ewes $4,000 1850: eulls
$500 q s.5o: goats st.5o dS.oo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-03
ELEVEN RUNS MADE
BY FIRE DEPARTMENT
DURING PAST month

During the month of January a
total oi eleven calls were made hy
me local fire department. hut the
total loss IN tho city was only about
$3.50. being upon the e. r wilmer
ing garage at 1900 Jackson street.
This will be- the substance OF the
monthly report OF Fire Chief Earl
]. Curry which will be presented TO
the city commission AZ its meeting
today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-03
Commission to Meet

The CITY Commission will hold is
regular weekly meeting al y. m.
today All the members Of the com.
mission are In the city and II Is eN.
pected that q full quorum will be
present CITY officials we're work
ing Yesterday on the monthly pay
roll and II is believed that Il will be
ready for presentation 20 the city
commission this afternoon for its ap.
prevail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-03
SALVATION ARMY ISSUES APPEAL FOR
NURSES To ASSIST IN FLU CASES

That the local post OF the saliva that amount win be appreciated
ton Will furnish wish but who
Amarl
Ia renumet
take influenza patients obrOOk
The said be
olbrO0k last night who siressedh
The fact that the influenza epidemic hui that those who could do house
could
Persons who
doing this
call the salvation headquarti influenza cpl
No 1853 indicate such dem said lolbrook but
willingness Captain obook rushed additional
that Wuhep needed and eUdeayO
three hours day. that help"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-03
PERSONAL

Clarence 7. Baker. Of Clayton. y
NJ. district superintendent for the
neLeval Cream Separator. was IN
the eify yesterday on a business trip
The Amarillo territory was recently
added 20 Mr.. Bakers district and he
was In the city familiariEing himself
with local conditions.