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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-07-15
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THURSDAY Z
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Attorney J. +. Bowler, formerly OF
the firm of Bentley Bowler and La
Mar is no longer connected with that
firm. Mr.. Bowler came to this city
from Milwaukee several months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred M. Werlich have
returned from Madison, where Mrs.
Werlich underwent an operation some
days ago. She is much improved in
health and will remain in the country
near Baraboo for several weeks.
Mrs. F. W. Lawrence, nee Mable
Woock, and two daughters of Detroit
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Newman. 407 Third
avenue. 1t has been seven years since
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-07-15
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-07-15

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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-07-15

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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-07-15

youe got going be disappointed this time getting pa
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quick yourself outside busy GdBa GEL BUS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
WINSTON HEADS COMMITTEE
FOR ABOLITION OF WASTE
Nichmond Man IL Mndr Chairman OF
Virginia branch of National
UrrDuJratlOn

NEW YORK. April Ct :.
winston. o. Richmond. president
81 tho Bon Air Improvements
Company. has been appointed chair
man If the Virginia State committee
for the stablishm"nt OF a National
Department Of Pubic Works. o. New
YORK. This announce was made
by Adolph Lew:snhn. of the National
Public Works Department Associa-
'i"n today.
Purpose ~ tho movement is the
Transformation Of the character OF
the Department Of the Interior for
the abolition Of waste and ineffi-
cheney In Washington.
All Of the local chapters o. the
American .Assoc!s tion Of Engineers in
Virginia are assisting In the work.
among them being Elmer Il. Barnard
and Richard Messer.
Mr.. Winston is known throughout
the United States as one of tho most
prominent constructors IN the coun-
try and is actively cooperating with
tho national assoc!ation in New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
.RE0RCAN|zE GRAYS As
AN INFANTRY COMPANY
Will BE Mustered Into National
Guard ut Meeting
Tonight.

REORGANIZATION ~ Company g.
Richmond Grays. as i company of
.infantry. National Guard viii he
effected at meeting TO be held to-
night at the Grays' Armory, Seventh
and Marshall Streets
rms company made 4 great record
IN France rs n part of tho One Hun
drcd and sixteenth Infantry, Twenty
ninth Division. aud will bc the sec
ond company OF the old battalion to
reorEanizc. Company y being effect
cd some time ago.
Former Captain Harry g. Howell
Is in charge OF tho arrangements
Ter this meeting. Officers OF tho
company will he elected. Immcdiatc-
" after tho election a smoker Will
sc held.
Company II. Richmond Light In
taniry Blues battalion. IF which Ma
jor James u. Earnest has been elect ed
can'aia. sill be mustered into state
service at the Blues Armory next
Monday night as company of in
fantry of tho Virginia National Guard.
This will be the second company OF
tho Blues 10 muster in The other
two companies. Y and 4. practically
have their organization complete. and
II is expected that tho entire bat
talon will he in tho service in time
10 participate in tho anniversary ccrc-
monies of the battalion on May 10.
1899
Adiutant- General 10 Lane Stern is
making arrangements for the exhibit
ton of 4 motion picture ilm. entitled
Trimming of the Soldier" This will
he under the supervision OF Green
how Johnson. a former member OF
the Virginia National Guard. and is
intended for instruction and recruit
ing purposes. They arc loaned by
the War Department.
The two companies OF the Rlues and
Grays. with tho supply company and
tho Headquarters company. also be-
ing organized in Richmond. and tho
company completing its organization
in .i>awrcncevillc vill mako up a full
complement Of the required num-
her OF companies for tho First Pro-
risional Regiment. Virginia Infantry.
National Guard. commanded by Colo
mel William II. Gill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
EAMONN De VALERA TO
VISIT RICHMOND AGAIN
lie VIII Bc GI,cn Dinner M the
Hotel JcTcrson by tho Friends
of IrisE Freed orn

Eamonn dc Valera. president Of the
republic OF ireland. and his party viii
be in Richmond for i've hours Friday.
of this week. They viii leave Norfolk
1T 1870 o'clock Friday afternoon, ar
irving at the Broad Street Station ut
10. leaving Richmond at midnight
over the Palmetto Limited for
Charleston. S. c.
Mr. dc Valera and his party will
he met at the Broad street station
by delegation headed 10y -. e.
oFlahcrty. president or the Patrick
Henry Branch OF the Friends of Irish
ffrcuoin. and tnkcn directly to the
jefferson Hotel for dinner \ public
reception will be held in the Jeffcr-
son auditorium. beginning at $40.
when Richmond people VIII have AN
opportunity to greet him. MIR dc
valera viii make Il brief address in
the auditorium before he leaves for
the South
Mr.. de Falera's first loop or his
southern tour will be completed May
.. He expects to speak in Richmond
Atlanta. i'irming ham. Mobile. Mem
phis ana New Orleans on his first
trip. second tour south of Mason
ana DiNons Line is being arranged
In response To- many invitations which
VIII begin around the second or third
week in May. according Ia tho state
nent of Dc Valcra's secretary. II. j.
boland. ON his last tour. De Valera
hopes 10 visit stanton, he says.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
JOHN BARTON PAYNE MAKES
GIFT OF $50 TO A. P. v. A.
Condition of Wharf Makes Holding
Of Annual Pilgrimage I'm
pSncticnblc.

Announcement Of 4 rift Of $50
from John barton Payne, Secretary
Of the Interior. was made al In.
A?r.l meeting Of the Association for
~. Preservation Of Virginia AutiGu!-
tics. which was held AT John Mar
hail House, 500 East Marshall Street
y.st"rdt: morning.
Impossihi!ity of having the usual
jamestown pi!erimas. this year on
account Of IN" condition Of INC wharf
Vas explained IN tho Tcpor, Of MIR.
iohn r. L!ghttoot, chairman Of the
Jamestown committee II is nOpcd
the government vill bull! steci
pier
An increasingly large number o.
paying visitors 70 john Marshall
House WAS reported. these being
principally tourists. Three new life
members and twenty annual members
were reported The life members
were Miss Virginia L Archer. Mrs.
John Is. Stanard and Mrs Austin
Brockenbrough
Ten OF the annual members were
sent by 6. s Jackson. publisher Of
tho Oregon journal. Portland. ore.
one was from Seattle, Wash. The
remaining members were Miss
Marion q. Ryland. Mrs. Hugh Nelson.
Miss Elizabeth Harrison, Miss Nancy
w. Mcfarland. Roger l.. iiaugcUIn
and Mrs. sydney j. Baker.
Mrs. liunsdon Cary. with TWO other
hnstcss"s. "ill be in charge OF John
Marshall House this week
Colonel s. H. Yongc was made "A
life member III appreciation OF his
service in hchal: Of tho association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
BURNS PROVE FATAL TO
ROY LUCK; MANY MISHAPS
one-Mnn Car md Truck, md Two
Motor tnrs In Colli~ion-Truck
Huns Down Child

Roy +. Luck. OF acl Scmmcs Ave-
nue.. died carly yesterday morning
At tho Memorial Hospital, of burns
received Monday when a valve blew
OFT in an engine room at the Mon
taEuc Manufacturing Company. Two
thirds of his body WAS said TO have
bccn Scaldcd when the accident oc-
Cured
Several mino3 accidents also wore
reported during the day \ serious
accident was narrowly avcrted YES
terday afternoon, when "A truck and
a oac-man Main Street car coilidcd
near Main and Bclviderc Streets.
badly damaging the front of the
street car. All Of the glass in the
car was shattered. The truck was
the property Of the Corley Company,
and was driven by Harvey Jones.
coiorcd
An automobile belonging 10 the
llsrpcr-oNerland Compa ny, and i-iv-
en- by James Ellis, of AIS West Baker
Street. coilidcd with the car OF Miss
Sally Waddcli, al jefferson and Grace
Streets. Both cars were slightly
damaged. the police report. but both
Miss Wadde!l and Ellis escaped with
out serious injury.
Alvin kirsh. years old. of s South
Davis street, was knocked down and
had his head hurt yesterday after
noon ny a truck belonging TO IL L.
Woodson. He was taken TO tho Re-
treat for the Sick and his injuries
reported as no; very serious. No ar
rests were made.
Two accidents were reported from
Grace Hospital. where Miss Grace
Floyd was taken after injurinG a foot
when alirh,ing from a street car in
South Richmond. 49,
G. Lee Schc;erwitc. aged ?. also
was admitted to the hospital. suffer
ing from decorations OF both hands
when a dynamite cap, with which he
is said to have been playing, explod-
cd in hts hands. The boys home is
At Milford. Va.
Henry Miles. colored, % Sill Denny
street. was severely cut yesterday
when y" MAS said 10 have been at
tackled b. James Sims and Gus Riley.
both colo-ci. when attempting to
fore al entrance al IS Hague street.
The c'ty ambulance Was called to
the FIRST District Police station TO
treat the negro. who was cot with 4
Ratchet. Sims and Riley were ar
rested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
DEVOTEES OF ART HEAR
ADDRESS BY KIMBALl
Head OF Art school of UniNcrSity OF
Virginia., Sprnltx before League
OF Fine Arts md HundIcrnfts

Humorous reference IT, difficulties
experienced by Thomas Jefferson in
tho early days Of the old South in
securing foothold for fine arts in
NirEinia's higher institutions or
learning. characterized a largely at
tended lecture by Fiske Kimbal.
head OF the art school of the Uni
versity of Virginia. last night at the
atelier of Misses Adele Clark and
Nora Houston, in Linden Row, lis
East Franklin.
MIR. Fsmbail spoke al meeting
Of the Virginia League OF Fine Arts
and Handicrafts. which has on cN
ings. Including the Robert Barton
lin Street. Hundreds OF people from
Richmond and nearby towns have
flockcd to the atelier of Miss Hous-
ton and Miss Clark 10 sec the etch-
inEs within tho past week.
Despite the fact that it was 'clec-
tion night" and that the debutantes'
dance was in progress at tho Jcffer-
son. Mr.. kimball had an unusually
large audience. His subject was
Art in tho Old South and the New"
To carry out Jcnerson's original
plan OF "A chair of fine arts in tho
University Of Virginia 100 years ago.
Mr.. kimball said. IL neccssitatcd this
subject being taught at the time by
the professor OF mathematics, and in
the College Of William ana Mary.
at williamsburg. during the same
period, the teaching Of fine arts fell
to the professor OF moral philosophy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
u. S. COURT HAS ULLMAN
CASE UNDER AMUSEMENT
Fines and jail Sentences Arc Melted
Out to Niolators OF Liquor
ilaUS

The case Of Leo T.. and Sol T..
Gilman. retail Eroccrs OF Richmond.
was taken under adviscmcnt when
the demurrer In the ease WAS argued
yesterday at tho second day of tho
April term of the grand jury OF the
United States DiAirict Court.
Beside the Ullmnn case. five liquor
cases were heard yesterday as fol-
lows: Ill. w. Throckmortou: James
Golden and James Harris alias
James Brooks: Burton Jackson.
James Bryant. and W. Is. Jenkins.
Ihrockmorton pleaded guilty TO
conducting an Illicit distil!cry in
ftenrico County without registering
with the Collector OF Internal Rev
cnnc. and was sentenced to one hour
IN custody of the Marshal in view
OF the fact that he already had been
In jail lo5 days.
Golden and Brooks arc said To have
been Illicit distillcrs and Ia have
conducted a place of business for the
sale OF this liquvr at 6.i North
Fourth Street. Golden was fined So
and given ten days in Jail in view
OF the fact that he had been in Jail
thirty-stN days already; Harris WAS
sentenced to one day in Jail havin.,
already served ninety days.
burton jackson pleaded guilty to
iiDcit distillinE in Hanover County
aHh WHY iilcH Sluu ana given one
day il Jail in consideration that lie
had already served five days.
Bryant pleaded guilty To conduct
ing still at Charles city county
and will be sentenced April IL.
Jenkins. charged with carrying on
the business of a retail liquor dealer
without payment or tax. failed 10
appear and his bond was forfeited.
Fred NJ. Parker pleaded guilty To
having forged cHeck for $50 in
Petersburg. and was fined So dol
lars and sentenced to one day in
Jail.
W. Charles Groet snc~, charged
with unlawfuliy making claims for
family allotment under the Wa
RiSk Insurance act, stating that
Florence Cecilia Groetz:ncr was his
wife when Irene Groetzincr was his
real wife, was finedd s25
William Lafayette Holder. alias
Willie Faircttc Holder. charged with
forging an affidavit on Form Num-
her 3i. of the division of Military
and Nava! Insurance, making l. l..
Holder neficiary. was FOUND guilty
and viii be sentenced on April u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
WILL HEAD COMMITTEE
FOR RELIEF OF EUROPE
Mrs. kn'e Pleannnts Minor Is Chosen
10 Lend tn Efforts in HchnIf OF
Starving p~opIcs

Mrs Kate Peasants Minor heads
u !oca, committee which has just
been formed IN response 10 the ur-
gent need FOR food Of starving Cen
nai Europe. The committee is re-
Grtit"d from the former personnel OF
IA" state food administration. r a
cary. former food administrator for
richmond. "as prevented hy illness
from heading the movement here.
hut he gave substantial contrihI-
ton In behalf Of the work Of Mrs.
l!inor's committee
Former State Food Administrator
Hugh u Sproul is also interested in
the movement ana is giving his
nearly cooperation. other members
OF hrs. Minors committee are Mrs.
t"hert Powers. representing the
Baptist congregations Of Richmond:
MIS- l.. X Dashici. representing the
r.piscopal'anS; Mrs J. Allison
hodges, the Pr"shy;crianS; Mrs. John
murphy. the Catholics. and Mrs. Il. IL
i",is. the Methodist congregations.
Ia" plans Of this committee relate
specifically 10 sccur+n. food drafts "a;
any hann in Richmond Of either $40
or 700 10 send either for general re.
il"' or =" friends in tho countries or
central Europe. Tho drafts arc not
Tor money ~ these countries, hui for
fo"d from the central warehouse. in
charge OF the American Rrd Cross.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
SUPREME COURT HEARS
CASE OF CEDAR WORKS
Plaintiff Seeks 10 Recover Trnct Of
Dismal STANDARDIZATION Of West
Virginia District Court Reversed.

Tire rasc m ,br I,icbmo,d ,odar
Works ,ra.ns, mo .ornman. EIaJ.s
Lumber Comnany vas argued IN the
United states District cour, ycstcr
day. The plaintiffs are suing Ia re-
.,,vc- .:.1oo acres OF land in the
Dismal swami known as "proctnr.s
Land" and for tho value IF mo Tim
her cut thoretrom bv IN. lumber com
pany a decision is cxuected 10 he
handed down today.
Thts case uas onncaIed fam ,hc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
RECORD SMALL INCREASE
IN PROTESTANT NUMBERS
Augmentation for Present Ycnr
EcIipsed by Statistics of Previous

NEW YORK. April G.-Thc smallest
annual Increase in Protestant church
membership In the United States for
thirty years is recorded for 1919 In
statistics compiled by DIR. II. *. Car
roll. who prepared the first official
census or religions and made public
tonight by the Christian Herald. The
increase for 1919 was only 5000 ms
compared with the average increase
Tor the ten years previous OF 77Iy47
The slump started. he said, in 1918
which showed an increase of only
lo5, 900 members.
The hitherto most prosperous dc.
nominations in the United States
showed tho following decreases 70,
,he<ycar: Methodist Episcopal. $3.50;
PRESBYTERIAN a.. $. \. Mort ern). ~.
sos: Disciples Of Christ. 1855; Mctho-
dist Episcopal tSouth). l6,4Ot: North
ern baptist Convention. 9.156: Ma
.lonal Baptist Convention. 35. 0o7
presbyterian a.. =. a. SOUTHERN. s.
ail: United Presbyterian. 2.9S6; cum
beTihnd Presbyterian. 1,645: Welsh
Caivanistic Presbyterian, aac; Nor.
"cSian Lutheran, 1910.
Among the reasons assigned. fo; tho
decrease were the interrliption or sus.
pension of regular work Of many
phr!sncs by the war. calling Of pas.
tors from their pulpits by the con
ccntration Of efforts In centenary md
other gigantic drives for funds and o
great increase In deaths. due partly
70 inc influenza epidemic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
ODD FELLOWS TO BUILD
LARGE ASSEMBLY HALL
wJllicsburE Members of Order File
Application for Charter with state
Corporation tomm5sseon

Application for a charter was filed
yesterday with the state Corporation
Commission by the Odd Fellows Build
ing Corporation. Of Wyllicsburg
which proposes to erect and operate
al assembly hall. Rooms in the
building also Will be rented for
business purposes.
Capital stock in the business is
listed az from $4,000 to 10000 ON
GERS Of the corporation are William
X. Reed. president; j. *. Burton. lice
president, and y II. Zoliingcr. sccre-
tary and treasurer.
The F:iks' Home Association, OF
coringion. also made application for
"a charter. under which they will build
. home for public meetings and other
PURPOSES. j. H. Walker is president
OF the association; Moses May. vice.
president: y. G.. Lomans secretary.
and Junius White. treasurer
y fra;ernal order. called the Sons
ana Daughters Of North Carolina an
1iicd Tor certificate Of incorpora-
ZION. H.. II. James and Lula Cope
land. both OF Norfolk. are president
and secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
LAUDS GOVERNOR DAVIS
AND HODGES FOR BUDGET
Compilation Of Appropriations M~ns-
urc Most Commensurate Act OF Sd-
miniSfrafion. tukrrf

Ihat the compilation Of State
budget Instituted Ivy Governor Davis
and executed H. Colonel Leroy
hodges, was the work for which tho
present administration would ga
down in history. was the statement
Of Mrs. EudorH Ramsay Richardson.
speaking TO tho class in citizenship
at the y. w. &. \. yesterday after
room.
The speaker took up the recon-
mendations of the present admins
t!ation aud what had been definitely
accomplished in the matter Of in
creased appropriations for schools
ana for better roads. truck and cX-
pertinent stations. formerly under
private control, which now arc con-
trollcd by the state, and a purchas-
ing commission for state supplies.
operative in case such service was
desired by State depart mcnts. bu;
not obligatory, ii was explained.
Harris Hart. State superintendent
OF Public Instruction. will he the
speaker when the class mocts next
Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
MISS VIRGINIA ROBERTS
HEADS WOMEN's AD. CLUB
association Holds Organization
Meeting In Business Mems
Club

Mss Virginia Roberts. director of
tho Retail Selling Department of the
Vocational itish School in Richmond.
was elected president OF the womcns'
Association OF Advertisers at the
first meeting OF the association held
At the business Mems Club ycstcr-
day.
More than thirty women attended
thc meeting and indicated their in
tcntioa OF becoming members Of the
organizations. r.. " Ezekiel. prcsi-
dent OF the Association of Advcrtis-
crs here. was the only speaker on
tho program and his address was
given before the election Of officers
took place. Mrs. i X. Bowman
OF the Merchants National Bank.
presided as chairman OF the meet
inG.
Mrs. Gertrude &. Hobson manager
of the womens division OF the Mutual
Life insurance Company. was elected
vice president of the org snization.
Other elections were: Recording
secretary. Mrs. II. 4. Whitiock. man
aEcr OF the womans division Of the
city Employment Bureau: general
secretary. Miss Mary Il. Dudley. as
sistan, to the advertising manager OF
Thalheimcr Brothers, and treasurer.
Mrs. J. Il. bowman.
Members o. the board OF directors.
as selected at the meeting. are: Miss
Helen Norton. of Miller & Rhoads.
Inc: Mrs. Eudora Ramsay Richard
son. director o: the womea's division
of the war loan orEanizat ion: Miss
Louise stephan. manager O. employ
ment of the Cohen Company. and
Miss Anne J. Minor. Of tho Sydno-
Pump and Well Company.
Report OF the nominating commit
tee was acted farorably upon with
ont exception. The report of the
committee on bylaws and constitu-
ton was also considered favorahly
and. with only a few changes. the
club adopted the report as a whole.
Miss Roberts praised the work OF
tho committee on hylaws and con-
stitution. stating that il could no;
have performed its duty better.
il was further decided by tho Rsso-
citation that its regular meeting will
10 held weekly on Tuesday. The
place of meeting has no; been de
cided upon. although i; was stated
that tho business Mems club will
not lac considered suita hereafter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
RlCHMOhDERS ATTEND WAR
HISTORY COMMISSION MEET
Problems That Confront RodI..
throughout Country Are Dis
cussrd mt MnshinEton

Discussion Of several ~ tho proh.
lens which confront III. state War
history commissions throughout the
nuh,rS ""rc taken UP yesterday a.
Washington by tho executive com
mittocs OF several State War IIis
tory Commissions. Including Virginia
General 10 Lane Stern. Colonel
&C.. x, Kelley. Arthur Kyle Davis and
Henry X. McIiwaine, Virginia state
Librarian. represented the Virginia
"eiesa'ion according to dispatches
received last nigh, from IN. national
capital.
FURTHER conference Of the erecu
i've committees will be held today.
ana executive action on the co.ord, !.
NATION OF rescarch work, which the
various state organizations must 40.
PROBABLY VIII be taken. The conser-
enccs NE being held IN the audi
forum ~ the Department Of the In
terror building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
Eiorencc NIGHTINGALE Ccntenninl.

tentative plans Tor centennial
ceichra,!on ~ tho birthday Of Flor
cncc Nightingale on May IL in Rich
inond were discussed al a meeting
yesterday afternoon a, the home or
Miss Helen Stevens. sIa F,ovd Avenue.
Mrs. g. O. Is. cowardin Was made
chairman Of committee to work out
further plans for the celebration. On
Mrs Coward!n's committee arc Mrs.
Garrett Wall, Mrs. Stuart Aichaus,
Mrs Scott Parrish. Mrs. W. 1. Hob
good. Mrs. A. +. Wilmer. Mas r.. W.
Macdonald. Mrs. Ellen Talbot, Mrs.
Herbert Mann. Mrs. Henry Wayland.
MIRA Il. -, Hotchkiss. Mrs. Eghert
Leigh. Jr.. Misk Mamie y. Minor, Mrs.
Jamcs G. Hickey. Mrs. Tazcwell Car
rington, Jr.. Mrs. A. Shrivenor, M.ss
Rose sipnmcrn Van Wort. Misa France,
scott. Mrs Alton Donnnn, Niss Ann
Smith. n!ss Adele Williams md Mis-.
Helen Stevens.