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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-09
Pageant "Gifts Of Time"
by High School Friday

Gifts OF Time pageant by
students of Tulsa high school. under
the direction OF Miss Etthcl Mcalcy,
will be presented at the high school
auditorium Friday afternoon and
evening and probably Saturday af.
ternoon, It was announced Wcdncs-
day at the high school. The theme
OF the pageant hinges on the sifts
OF Time" to each mortal and the
manner In which time II disposed
Of ~ to he depicted In characters
and through dances One OF the fca-
turcs Of the pageant Will be tho
throne OF Father Time" constructed
TO represent large clock.
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Sc':%S:: iIis 's ~ a. e. R."s Is. 4. So''s: IS
IL. 1890 World Publishing Company.
ORDINANCE No. sioo
An ordinance TO apportion. levy ana
asSess special taxes In payment Of the
ss, sewer OF pse, sanitary :.~er ,%
established by Ordinance No. .07s; and
declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS. in pursuance Of the pro-
okiahoma. and the statutes Of tho ststc
provided, tns said City did BY % ordin.nes %s
trict No. lea. and after declaring Il nee.
essary to construct sewers In said Sswe,
b.s,,s, p,s,nsns. No No rs BY .s' p1s.i,'on.
Of September 1890. let to Cotnstock.
smedlsy Co.. contractors a certain con-
sanitary sewer in sewer District No iss:
anG
WHEREAS. In pursuranc. of said con-
ecrstrucied a esrtain sani,syy Sc; sewer % IN
aid sewer district No. los. and the work
under said contract has ben accepted and
approved by the City Engineer and the
Board Of Commissioners Of the city Of
wHEREAs. In fur,nsr pursuance of tn.
q ihs said city o. Tulsa, oklahoma. !.
y ueemeu necessary by tho Board OF
Commissioners of the city Of Tulsa to
levy and assess y special tax upon tho
property liable to assessment In said
sewer district No. lss, by reason OF the
oonstrnction OF said sewer and to pay for
the same and
WHEREAS. the total cost Of the con.
struetion Of said sewer In said Sewer Dis
tr'ct No. lss, including extras has besp
ascertairsd and IL ~arehy declared to
be the sum of SiosA6i. all Of which 10
to be levied by special assessments .asainst
the pts and parcels Of land benefited by
The construction OF said sewer In sAid
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1853; and
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize the levy
OF the assessments against said lots and
parcels no liAbs :oE the cost OF construc-
tion of said sewer In said SEWER Dis
TRiCT NO. les. In the amounts herein
after speeified In seesion ! OF this Ordin-
NOW THEREFORE, BE TT ORDAINED
BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSION
ERs OF THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA
HOMA:
SECTION l. That ther. shall be. and
there In hereby apportioned to and levied
upon and assessed against tho several
lots and parcels OF land In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. lss In the city OF Tulsa
Oklahoma, so benefited by tho construc-
tion or said sewer, as special tax TO pay
Tor me construction OF said sewer, hi,
amounts respectively. az follows:
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HE COULD SHOOT A LITTLE
anyway. THIS Cow puncirr Managed
Ia Pass Army Exams.

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. s.--Walter u.
Anderson. cowpuncher. hoped of
his pony here today following a 400.
mile ride In from Ogalla. Nob.. and
applied for admission into the army
after being rejected by thh navy and
marin"s because Of ringworrn on
his cheek.
Someone asked him whittier he
could shoot and he replied he could,
~ little" Skcptical army officers
supplied him a pistol and then
watched the applicant hit a 25.cent
piece, four times out of four, at 30
PAGES, and later put out lighted
candle. twice out Of four shots. lie
was accepted.
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LEGAL.

tPnblishsd IN. Tulsa Daily World, Nov. %.
pee; ]. D g. g, T. 4. . 10. II. ~.
ls' ~. 10. is. ~, is 10. 30. ~, 20. ~
~ Is. is' and e7 world Publishins
NOTICE or SPECIAL MEETING or
SHARE HOLDERS OF THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF TULSA.
Notice is hereby given 10 the share
holdefs of The First National HANK Of
Iul:e that a spsoiai meeting Of the share
hoidSrs has been called by the Directors
Tor, end Will be held on Tuesday, Decsn-
her ss. 1920. at the hour of ten o'clock,
a N. AZ the banking house OF sAid Hank
IN the CITY OF Tulsa. oklahoma.
The object Of the special meeting 10 to
consider and to pass upon a plan OF con.
s.oliistion betwecn The First National
uank ot Tulsa and The Union National
nank OF Tulsa. under the charter OF Ths
FirSt National Rank ot Tulsa, AZ propossX
by an agreemsnt tetNeen the directors
Of III. two said banks and under ths Act
% Congress Of November 7. Isis, provid !.
Banks
liy order Of the Board Of Directors
Dated this 29th day Of November, ISaa
u. u. M<cULLoUGH.
ROSCOE ADAMS,
Cashier
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Tennessee Woman Says
Tanlac Relieved Her
Troubles Four Years Ago
and She 10 Still Enjoying
Splendid Health.

.''Tanlao restored my health. four
years ago and ! have not had n re-
turn Of my troubles to this day." said
Mrs, Sallio Hoppers, of Hall station.
Tenn.
IL am sixty-fivc years old. and for
as long nv l can remember I had
trouble with my stomach. MY ap-
petite was poor and what ate
soured on my stomach and gave me
q bloated. distressing feeling. I had
sour taste In my mouth all the
time and often Il made me almost
deathly sick. My sleep was not sound
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Not Seeking to Hold
Cotton for GamblinO

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. s.--Dony,
Ing any desire on the part of th'
southern cotton Interests "to hold
tho staple for speculative purposes
or to force higher prices" the New
Orleans cotton exchange directors
at. a meeting late today adopted nm
appeal. to the Louisiana delegation
In congress to seek revival of the
war finance corporation only to
clear the obtTructions Clogging our
trade avenues" The appeal was
teicgraphcd to members of the dele
Eati0n at Washington,
Cooperation of all southern rot.
ton exchanges In the movement 10
revive tho war finance corporation
was urged
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CONSIDER r. u. MEMORIAL.

WASIIINUTON, Dec. VA pre-
liminary survey OF possible sites for
the Roosevelt monumental memo
rial To be erected IN Washington was
made toSay by Col. william %.
Thompson OF New York, president
of the Roosevelt Memorial asocia-
tion and the national fine arts com
mission. Designs for the monu-
ment have been submitted but until
ono In accepted no actual purchase
OF u will be made
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Cotton Expert Chosen
Secretary 5Ist Time

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. s.-Hcnry
q. Hester, internationally known an
"A cotton statistician and whose fig
urcs were accepted as official in cx-
changes throughout the world, late
today was elected secretary of the
New Orleans cotton exchange for
the fifty first consecuiiYe time.
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by levied on zach OF the above mentioned
lots and parcels of land are hereby de-.
elarcd to be len upon such lots and
other taxes and shall be collected and
enforced In the same manner as other
tAies in and for the City Of Tulsa Okla
homa. are collected,
SECTION q Tnst all assesmerts here.
by levied shsii be divided into three tO
equal annual installments az auth hrireh
by said statutes uf the State Of Oklahoma
Tor such cases made and provided, tia
the assessments shall bear Interest At
the rate OF eisht tS per cent per annum
payable annually at the time OF the nav.
ment OF tho several lnstailments OF the
:s,d asssssmen,s' from the date Of the
takiht erect of this ordinance. that the
Eether with the accrued interest on the
deferred instailmen,s. shan be paysbis
end the remaining deferred instalimenta
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ROSCOE ADAMS
Cashier.

pnblished in Tulsa Daily World. .eov. 20,
Dec, !. . a. 4. 8. Q. I, 8. 0. 10 II. II.
10. J. rs. is. ~. IL. 10, 20. II, "a, as.
C ~, 10; e. and ~. World Pubrsh,ns
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING or
SHARE HOLDERS OF THE UNION
NATIONAL BANK OF TULSA
Motie" is hereby given :, tne share
noihe's OF The Union National BanR OF
Tulsa, that n special meeting Of the share
holders has been called By the Directors
FOR and will be held on Ts~.day, Deccm-
Per ~. 1890. at the hour IL ten o'clock.
A. NJ. At the banking house Of said Bank
In tho city OF Tulsa, Okiaboma.
The object NJ tho meeting In TO consider
ehh 10 psFs upon u piap of consoiidn Ito n
between The First National Bank ot Tuiss
an! The Union National Bank VI Tulsa,
under tho charter ot The First National
Bahk Of Tulsa. ss proposed by an agree
m.nt between the Directors of tha two
said banks and under the Act OF Congress
OF November 1918. providing for the
consolidation OF National Ranks
By order Of Board Of Directors,
Dated this asth day Of November. 1890
w. E. BROWN,
J. r. BYRD, Ir.
Cashier,
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---.---- City Attorney.
Fublished In the Tulsa Daily worl,
le. ~ ~. 10. 30. 81, 20. -. ~. as. 2s
and :. 1921. World Publishing Com
ORDINANCE NO. aioo
An Ordinance to apportion, levy and
aasess special taxes In payment OF the
cost Of constructing n sanitary s,wer
In SEWER DISTRICT NO 81. as Gro
sted and established by Ordinance No.
vi. and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS In pursuance Of the proy,
sions OF the Charter OF the city OF Tulsa
Oklahoma, and the statutes Of tho stat,
OF Oklahoma, for such cases made ant
crowded. the said city did by ordinanc'
THICT NO. 81. and after declaring n
necessary to construct sewers in "a
SEWER DISTRICT NO. al by the provi
9TH day of May. 1917. let to w, w. Fuller
contractor. CERTAIN contract for tho con
strnctipn OF c"rtain sanitary sewer ir
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 81; and
,rNs, ~hEnGAs; .s;G - in pursuance Of said con,
= certain sanitary sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. 81. and tho work unde,
said contract has been accepted and sp.
proved oy the City Engineer and the Board
OF commissioners Of the city Of Tulsa: and
WHEREAS. In further pursuance OF tn,
statutes Of the state Of Oklahoma afore.
said. and under tho terms of the Char.
ter Of the said city OF Tulsa Oklahoma
II II deemed necessary by the BOARD @,
commissioners OF tho city OF Tulsa OKLA.
homa, TO levy and assess q special tar
upon the property liable to assessm en-,
IN said SEWER DISTRICT NO. 81 by rea.
son OF the construction of said sewer and
TO pay for the same; and
WHEREAs. the total cost OF tn. con.
struction OF said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. 81. including extras has
been ascertained and IL hereby declared
TO be the sum Of 3a.l5Ts2, all OF which is
to be levied bv special assessments ara inst
tho lots and parcels of land benefited by
the construction of said sewer In said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 81; and
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
been compiled with to authorize tho levy
OF th. assessments against said lots and
parcels so liable for the cost Of construc.
ton OF said sewer In said SEWER Dis
TRICT NO. 81. In the amounts hareIna ftor
specified In Section 1 OF this ordinance
NOW, THEREFORE,. BE 1T ORDAINED
by THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONER
OF THE CITY OF TULSA, OKLA.
HOMA:
SECTION !: That there shall be. and
there is hereby apportioned 10 and levied
upon and assessed against the several lots
and parcels OF land in said SEWER DIS.
TRicT NO 81 In the city Of Tulsa, Okla.
homA. 80 benefited by the construction OF
said sewer. Is a special tax, to nay for
tho construction of said sewer, the
amounts respectively, as follows:
Addition H,k. Lot Amoun,
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ORDINANCE NO. sro7.

Publishers.)
oRpINANcE NO. sio7
An ordinance TO apportion, levy and a..
sess special taxes In payment Of tho .o,t
OF constructing a sanitary sewer in SEW.
Err DISTRICT NO. l69 IN tho city 70,
Tulsa. as created and este ebiished by or.
dinance No. 20II, and declaring an eme-.
gency.
WHEREAS. In pursuance OF IN. mo-
visions OF tho Charter Of the city of Ttiiss.
Oklahoma, and the statutes Of tho state y
vided, the said cry OF Tulsa did by 'S o-iIT. gIY
anoe No. 20i7 create and establish SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER is9. and after hay.
ing deciafed IL necessary TO construct sew.
ers In said SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER
1852, by the provisions OF said Ordinance
S9' sO aa T,h,s, on sse s,n Gay q June ,ss.
contractors. certain contract Tor thu
eon.truetion OF a certain sanitary sewer in
SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER ls9, and.
WHEREAS, In pursuance OF saii contract
said Tibbets Pleasant, Incorporated. have
constructed a certain sanitary sewer In said
SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER i6a and
the work under said contract has been ac.
cepted and approved by the city Englnaer
and the Board OF Commissioners OF tho
'ity of Tulsa. and.
WHEREAS in further pursuance o' The
statutes OF the State of Oklahoma. p'ore-
said, and under the terms ~ the Chart
OF the said city OF Tulsa. cklahcna. VI B,
missioner Of the City Ct Tulsa ~ levy and
assess a special tax up,n The property H.
abla TO assessment m said SEWER DIS
TRICT NUMBER ls9. by .easpn of tho
construction Of said sewer and 10 pay Tor
the same. and.
WHEREAS, tho totai cost ~ the con.
struction Of said sewer u saif SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER 1862. .ncluiinE rx-
tras. have been aso irla'nsi and = here
by declared to be the sum ~ s3i -, g., ril
OF which is to be icv'cd bv scp,iN as
sessments against the lots an parcels ot
land benefited By the instruction q
said sewer in said SEWER DISTRICT
NUMBER l6o. and.
WHEREAS all legal ren;rrmen's ha,s
been complied with 10 authorize he levy
OF the assessments a nst satI lots and
parcels Of land no lhtps for ths cnst ~
construction of said sewer IA sa'i SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER l5e. IN the amounts
hereinafter specified n section l OF tbs
NOW. THEREFoRE. BE 1T ORDAINED
BY THE BOARD or COMMISSION
ERS OF THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA
HOAfA:
SECTION /: That there shall be. and
there Is hereby apportioned to and levied
upon aud assessed against the several
lots and parcels of land In said SEWER
DISTRICT NUMBER 400 ip the city OF
Tulsa. oklahoma, 30 benefited by the
construction Of said sewer. as . special
tax to pay for the construction Of said
sewer. the amounts respectively as fol-
lows, to-wit.
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I ADlES S1Ooo aEWAaOi ..,ss:' :, - ~
= ssFsana "o~sA,y" Cs.p.ssd, AsfsiY ssRsvsS
Tel lsNI kshaTA. pais . lssgtsy.n.s yitN seyE.
nsna {, Ds,s!s Asss:sts e =; sssnM,m, H,ssSH
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LEGAL

making and fixing a lien upon tb.
erty as herein set out shall ouer. ~
notice OF such assessment and lien ss ~
the creditors of the owners Of sueb ~
erty and the purchaser thereof, an. p.
Hen hereby fixed shall be eff.-.ti'
chasers. VI P4f-
SECTION 8: The. all ordnance
parts OF or1inanceY In conflict with a..
provision OF this ordinance lnsnfs 'ne
such conflict exists. be. and Tho Is az
are hereby repealed. '"hs
SECTION o. That an emergency %.
lists for the preservation OF tho tp,tf
health, peace and safety. ana Tor U.
turtherance OF street Improvement -
reason whereof, this ordinance shan t,te
effect from and after its psssage 10
proval and publication ~
PASSED. and the emergency cr,,,,
ruled upon separately and approved ~.
Ord day OF December. 1899. '"'
APPROVED. this ard day Of December.
T. u. EVANS.
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LEGAL

with the yearly interest on the unpaid
y stallments, shall bo payable on the 18th
day Of December Of each succeeding year
until all shan be paid.
Provided, however. that any Of the
owners OF tho lots or parcels Of land 40
a.nesscd may at anytime during the fou.
80 consecutive weeks following ths date
OF the fret publication Of this ordinance.
pay 70 the .ity Auditor - the city of
mrns 40 levied against their said lots
and parcels OF land. andthereby re,ssss
su,h property from the lien Of such
assessments
SECTION Z. That this ordinance shai,
be published for four 20 consecutive
weeks In tho Tulsa Daily World, a news.
paper published " Tulsa, okiahoma, that
aulted by Law shaii be taken and 70.
eatded as sufficient notice to an persons
Interested IN the assessments berssy
levied BY the terms Of this ordinances
ELClIOS 6s Tint al. or,iinnnerp ~,
parts of ordinances In conflict with the
provisions Of this ordinance. are hereby
sEcTIoN 9, rhs. an emergency exist,
Tor the preservation Of the public health
and safety by reason whereof this ordi.
nance shall take effect from and after
us passaxe, approval and puL,,cstion
PASSED. and 'he emergency clause
ruled upof separately and approved this
ssth day Of October. 1920
,.APHRoVED. this 2sth day Of October.
J. NJ ADKisoN.
49,. Mayor pro tenn.
MRS, FRANK SEAMAN,
City Auditor.
Approved.
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LEGAL

4 All .pf Lot Z except that
portion lying West Of
line which interesccts
the South line OF said
Lot at a distance OF
10.92 feet East OF the
Sout Invest corner OF
said Lot 4 and the West
line Of said Lot at n
distance 37.is feet West
OF said Southwest cor.
ner of said Lot T. 3s2.76
All that part of Lot
lying East Of line
which interseots tho
North line OF said Lot
. at q distance Of AZ
= feet West from the
Northeast corner Of said
Lot 3 and tho East line
Of sal, Lot at dis
tsnce ~ HISS feet
South from the said
Northeast corner OF the
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J. r. BYRD. "
Caahley,

Nov.mb.r isSis. 20 Il. -. Is. a. ssss IS.
-. H. ~. %. 40 ,scember 1. .. .. T.
T. !. .. 10. II. ~. "a. ~. Is and
~ 1890. World Publishing Company,
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ATTEST;
MRS. FRANK MAN,
eTItu AAAIt.x

PablieAcd In the Tulsa Daily wor,s.
eem.sf !. :. ., !. 5, q, 7s.s. 10. I'TT' r.
IA ~. Is. 1e. II is. 10. 90, 2i y,
itso; The World Publishing Com paay,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-13
TOO FEW SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Official reports sen into the United
States Bureau Of Education indicate
that a month ago there were over
-. . schools in the United gates
closed because of lack OF teachers,
and 1000 being taught by teachers
held to be improperly equipped for
the work. but employed temporarily
because OF the emergencies. The rea-
son advanced for this condition Of
thinN y that teachers salaries have
gone 80 = from keeping pace, with
the cost OF living that teachers have
been abandoning this work ana seek
ing occupation in other tines This
Information s not particularly new
nor = the Low scale 81 wages paid to
school teachers something which has
Edsyeloped during or since the war.
The scAIe of Wages paid Is school
teachers has been IDws right along.
This has been dine 10 many c1,Sas
Eons " the very Important ones being
teacching has been used BY q
nsany spersOns merely TO iii III the
|lttlas, nd u stepping stones fo some
EAhint An occupation which Il
q 49, ~ Iargs number AZ people
az AfsaA1Rltkely y 81 ~ sdearable ~
from tandpdint 81 salary whsre
| thsyA hye staAny PARSONS ayailabie Stc
Isak4ge pgsNion en1pioysrs hayA an
epsEtslnfA IN cir6ots L
tssaeas3 int4fsMfd 1
Mt&9@s&}iHi3 IN
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-13
ANENT CIGARETTES.

Dear Legion Members
We are told that the Legion stands
for the repeal of our moral laws
which are referred to the voters at.
tho presidential primaries, March 16s
] am ioath to believe that an or.
~ganization, the preamble to whose
constitution is SO fine and broad, could
think of 81 lowering its standard.
Some of the boys have given the fol-
lowing reasons for their stand against
these laws THE boys did 50 much
for their country that nothing is too
good for them; they haveibecome ac-
c%ustOfned to cigarets and a CONT
mental Sunday in France, and they
mean to have fhemehere."
While you were In France, you lived
under abnormal conditions. and we
have nothing to say about the way
you spent your Sundays. But now
you have returned to normal living.
You have come back to the homes
whose fires we have keptDburning. the.
farms towns and cities whose well
fare We have tried TO promote and,
where; ARE training, is coming
citizens, q rising generation whom VI
have taught toresard Onr soldiers. as
heroes
a large per cent 3of our heroes come
beck with the stgarst habit, and
parents nd teachers are facfnS
ssrto1s problenns id the fast ssprsadipx
ha6iE IT cigarst srnOkinx an0nE boyas
from The Iarst5graades "a n 4 Js hardl
tos an shffeG pnnsssrsstLanA
h3ySAs}1a49 NH s1FsIyy Wit i1i5gfessA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-13
Twenty-Five Per cent Cut In
General Tax Levy Means No
Saving, Says f. r.. Packard

'$722,ooo appropriated from the gen
oral fund for the current<fiscal year
for the payment Of which no tax has
been levied. This will have to be car
ried over into the next fiscal year un-
less there is another special session
of the legislature. In addition to a
board last August, there viii have to
be an increase Of $722,000 this year to
cover this deficit. II. the present tax
levy is continued through the bien-.
MUM. the general fund will be short
$1,5S6.000.
Lyman A. Baker, secretary to the
tax commissioner, some time ago pre-
pared statements showing hat there
had been no particular shift Of the tax
burden to farm lands, and no par
~ticular increase in the burden gener-
ally, and he selected for that purpose
the year 1916 and compared it with
the year 1919. This is a fair test of
the increase occasioned by the Town
ley regime since he assumed control
Of the government January 1, 1917.
In 1916 the last levy made for state
purposes before Townley assumed
control, the general property tax
levied was 81, 409 1870. In 1919. after
three years Of ,Townleyism, it was in-
creased to $a.s72,3os.s7,s or an In
-L. =f ~ u ~ - Efs.- y IL E-a -as4He
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-13
AGED NIoGRf16 pEAD.

N4tchSs. Nisss. March I9Ts-rLydlA
kadblnDon; III negreaa III iyA9r1S 0lds
ss8ied hut night ono D { hef AkIAat
,,kssAds hiidfcn y so years PA