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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-08-13
The County Vote.

CGur dfAlene, Idaho.-The county
commissioners on Tuesday had re-
ceived the tally sheets OF the recent
primary election from all precincts of
Kootenai county excepting Worley.
The results canvassed that day gave
Wearne liz more votes than McFar-
land for prosecuting attorney, and
showed Mcdonald aud Burleigh
nominated for state representatives
on the republican ticket. No report
was given on the democratic vote.
With the Worley vote missing the
total figures on republican candidates
are as follows:
State Senator, e. V. Boughton 70s
State Representatives:
A. w. Burleigh $50
James w. Heating 527
C. A. Mcdonald 625
Commissioners:
lSt dist. Hans johnson 500
End dist. j. w. McCrea 862
3rd dist. Frank A. Morris S55
Treasurer, ii. T. Cleland 83l
Assessor, S. ii. Smith $40
County Supt. of Schools, Egbers 800
Coroner, r. B. Mooney S45
Probate Judge, NJ G Whitney 84l
Prosecuting Attorney:
w. B. Mcfarland al
Roger G.. Wearue $50
A report Wednesday stated that
Morley gave Wearne majority,
swelling his total vote to 500.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-08-13
CAvE-MEN IN MANY LANDS
Some Of Their Dwellings Are Not
Without a Fair Standard OF
Modern Comfort.

Troglodytes, cave men, living In
their cave dwellings, are to be found
in Mexico, the Canary islands, in the
Crimea, as well as in Spain. France,
Italy and England, according to Har-
old ]. Shepstone, In the Wide World
Magazine. The Italian troglodyte
dwellings at Bari are little more than
houses which 1t has been found simpler
to cut out Of the soft rock rather than
to go to the trouble Of collecting build
ing materials.
The chief headquarters Of the Span
ish troglodytes Is the village Of Bur-
gasot, near Valencia. Their dwellings
are practically entirely beneath the
ground. Many Of these dwellings have
been recently excavated and offer
fair standard Of comfort, often having
a handsome palm tree in front of the
entrance.
Throughout the whole Of Crimea
there are endless SUGGESTIONS of cave
dwellings, but the only ones still in
habited are in Inkermann, q name
which itself means "cave CASTLE"
There are vast holes and cozy rooms,
with lodges of stones which were
doubtless bedsteads in prehistoric
times. There is also wonderful cave
church. fitted with columns, q choir loft
and elaborate sarcophag. The altar
and the cross are Of so unique form
that antiQuarians are unable to con-
meet them with any known sect.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-08-13

THE wide disparity between the
primary votes cast in Rathdrum
precinct for one as against the
other republican contestant for
prosecuting attorney serves to
illustrate what little canvassing
can do for one candidate while the
supporters of the other wait in vain
for some one to call them to the
polls. Equal effort put forth in
behalf of the other man would have
evened the vote. Incidentally, of
course, it would have given the
election board more work to do.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-08-13

= THE village trustees seem dis
posed to make thorough personal
investigation OF the present source
Of the city water supply. 1t would
be we'll if every other interested
citizen could do the same. This
manner of tackling the problem
may serve to remove differences of
opinion. If the creek flow is suffi-
cient the fact must be proved. If
it is not, that also must be proved
and the majority sentiment must
be influenced heavily by the proof
before it is worth while to call for
a vote to get water from any other
source. In the meantime unsus-
pected leaks should be looked for
and all needless waste eliminated,
for if it be shown conclusively that
thenormal summer flow of the
creek is ample for the towns
needs, then it must be clear that
a large part of the water above the
dam is lost in leaks in and below
the dam.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-08-13
Children To Attend School

Section 100. Idaho School Law:
In all school districts of this State,
all parents, guardians, and other
persons having care Of children shall
instruct them. or cause them to he
instructed, in reading, writing, spell
ing, English grammar. geography and
arithmetic. 10 such districtsfa every
parent, guardian or other person hav.
ing charge of any child between the
ages OF eight (S) and sixteen Q6)
years. shall send such Child to
public, private or parochial school for
the entire school year during which
the public schools are in session IN
such district; PROVIDED, HOWEVER,:
That this chapter shall not apply to
children over fifteen O5) years of age,
where such child shall have complet.
ed the eighth (S) grade, or may be
eligible 10 enter any high school in
such district, or where its help is
necessary for its own use or its PARENTS
support, Or where for good cause
shown it would be for the best interest
of such child to be relieved from the
provisions OF this chapter; PROVIDED,
FURTHER, that IL a reputable physi.
clan within the district shall certify
IN writing that the child'S bodily or
mental condition does not permit It's
attendance at school, such child shall
be exempt during such period Of dis.
ability fiom the requirements Of this
chapter. 1t shall be the duty OF the
perlnteDdent of the school district.
II there be such upprintendent, and
II not, then the county Superintend.
ent Of schools, To hear and determine
all applications Of children desiring.
for any of the causes mentioned here,
TO be exempted from the pr0yi ions of
this chapter, and If upon such appl.
cation such upcrintendent, hearing
the same, shall be OF the opinion that
, such child for any reason is entitled
to be exempted as aforesaid, then such
perlntendent shall issue written
permit to such child, stating therein
his reason for such exemption. An
appeal may be taken from the
decision OF such superintendent so
passing upon such application, To the
probate court of the county in which
such district lies upon such child
making such application and filing
the same with the clerk or Judge of
said court, within ten DAYS after its
refusal by such superintendent, tor
which no fee to exceed the sum of
One Dollar (Sl.OO) shall be charged,
ana the decision Of the probate court
snail be dnal. An application for
release from the Ir>visinns OF This
chapter shall not he renewed Oftener
than once in three months
Pub Aug. ID, 20, 27, Sept. 3.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-08-13
State OF Ohio. City OF Toledo.

Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that ne
Is senior partner OF the firm OF r. c,: :,
Cheney & Co.. doing business in the Ciy
of Toledo, County and State aforesai ~
and that said firm will pay the sum c Il,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for esf Ss
and every case of Catarrh that cannUO1p ~
cured by the use of HALLS CALAaInoTH4'
MEDICINE. FRANK ]. CHENEfi !
Sworn to before me and suoscrlpedh e !"
my presence, this 9th day OF De soM
A. D. 1885, A. w. GLEASOrN,;,
(SeaD Notary fup"I a.,
Halls Catarrh Medicine Is tak Eaa an
ternally and acts through the biooSS and
the Mucous Surfaces of the SYSTEM SeH'
for testimonials. free. n
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo ~ +
Sold by all druggists, Toe. o.,or
Halls Family Pills for constipa"eN'
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-08-13

THERE are many parties, but so
far there is not much to indicate
that the main contest will not be
between the two old parties. The
activities Of the minor parties will
serve, however, 20 keep the voters
from becoming too apathetic.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-08-13

IT is being discovered that it
would be a violation of the consti-
tuition for the United States to Join
the league. of nations. Some dis
covery. ~
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-08-13

Press A"ent-Tve done everything I
could. I'll admit that cannot think
up any more publicity stunts.
movie Actress-Oh. dear, suppose
Ill even have to marry you to get n
little publicity again. Still. divorces
90 make splendid advertisIng.-Filu
Fan.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-08-13
Explained.

Willie Willis (readlng the financial
page)--Pa, what's a weekly financial
letter."
fapa Wiliis-Ohe like get from
your college brother every Monday,
Judge.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

At right: Two good base
ball teams of Walter Reed
Hospital.
Upper photo: Boys with
one leg who have no
trouble in smashing out
long hits and getting
around the bases. Lower
photo Nurses who are after
the hospital championship.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

At left: Lawrence L. Henry
of the Medical Corps, four teet
eleven inches in height, and
George c. Caskey Of the engi-
neers. six feet eight inches,
buddies" at Walter Reed.
They form a Mutt and left
team" in many of the hospitals
vaudeville shows.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
A|RPLANE GIVES
FINE EXHIBITION
Machine Gun Peppers
Targets During Two
Flights

Although public disappointment
xas b OH kecnest nature when one
or the two army planes was IN
rapacltatcd Yesterday afternoon, the
Remaining ~unimpaircd machine gave
4 rsmarkabiq exhibition Of flying and
target practice on the mcs his
mLfninE
Two flights. separated BY intervals
~ hut N lew moments. constituted
ftr aerial demonstration The first
b. these consumed over fiffy minutes
ddrluc which time the fNp machine
rIfns IN The rear kept up an incessant
nalI OF bullets on the large nastcboard
bor TARGET The necessary mnneuN-
eiiur 81 this cxhlhition was Of the
most thrilling and perilous nature
emil <icinr almost every stunt In the
aeIator's ~Vcrnacular. From a height
III over 1900 feet the targets were
completely reduced TO ahreds hy ac-
curaie and timely shots.
The seeond nignt bcEan at ii;f5
and this time a camera man, taking
ia pirns 81 the city. was "a passenger
Thaaa oanorhmic views which IN
ciode Inc n. y. Indian school, cham
bor ~ and Central avenue
lrtrn fhe university 10 ord Town VIII
be- sent from 81 Paso AZ soon AZ de-
yeloped.
Tue undamaecd plane returned TO
Fort Bliss this afternoon and a. soon
a. . new wins D. sent from FL faHo'
ihs other piane Viii make rs home
ward flight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
Who's Here
A ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS



Frances Romero. Los Lunas.
Pen scovilie. Toronto. Canada.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. W. Oviati, san
francisco.
John Becker. Belen.
r. A. Harris. Winsi9w.
n. ,. phoris. Wtnslow.
&. J. Wiley, trnsloS.
r. = Hi1by. winslow
Hal Daniel FL Paso.
Jake Levy. Santa Fe.
Warren Blnnton. Santa Fc.
y. A. Yeast. Omaha.
w. W. Turner. Gallup.
Or. c.. v. Hooking, Magdalena
Mrs. H. %. Dawson. M~agdalenu.
A. II. Boss. Council Bluffs, la.
W. y Knott. Iamy.
= y. Parker. Sanin Fe.
Chus. ~ .GrofsmHn, CITY.
~. r. Finn South Platte. Colo.
pr s. ~. Johnson. Glencne.
Mrs. .. Becker. Jr., nelen.
Mrs. ,. ~ Linder. S0corro.
q. r. Lucks. ~ Paso.
j. cobb. osihhoma city.
r. ~ Richmond. Themopolis.
J. Iordi las Vegas.
T. O. wheeler. Kansas city.
ALVARADO.
r. r O'Nem. Chicago.
Jack iarkin. Ration.
waiter e. cole, ~ Paso.
g. ~ Kunkel W paso.
VI. n. Runynu. chicago.
G. 2. Christensen. Santa Fc.
NJ. =. schmitt Los Angeles.
q. J. Garmain. Los Angeles
Mrs. " y. Miller. Grand Junction
j. W. Grant. Denver.
Julius Pearce, Denver.
Geo y. Martin. city.
g. +. Booth, 81 Louis.
W W. Fish. Los Angeles
Hazel Denny. Oakland, cam
u. 8 Fender Oakland. Galif.
q y. MonfOst. Las Angeles.
j. ". Rhodes, Las Angeles
4 p Hanley, BOSTON.
y. u. Monroe. Los Angeles.
G. ~ Hayes and wife. Detroit.
Vim. Eastwick. New York.
". A. Cameron ~ PaH0
Geo. ". Sender. 81 Louis.
r. g. Mouiton and wife. Corona.
r. H. Madison, Denver,
~. 81. johnson. III pnso
Chas. y. Foreraan. New York
W H Dryden. Hutchinsnn. nan.
"a. " Morsman. Knnsnil Cry.
Mr.. and Mrs y 70. CATCH. lNants F'
r. a. Martin. GALLUP.
STVhGEs.
Al RedmOn. los Angeles.
y. chavez, Grandview, wash.
O. H. HaEgard, Grandviow Wash
J. g.. Coz. Kansas city.
ian -. Mactavlsh, MaEdalcna.
Christina Mactavish. MaNdn lena.
~. j. HavrrhUEh. GrantD
s n Harding. Grants.
" ". nroOks, city.
". ID. Newcomb, SocorrO.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. CriswelL sfwanc
ChaH j. WiifonE, Philadelphia.
Harry Malleite. 81. Louis
q. Poison. Gallup.
ChaE HtrkmHn. Omaha.
A. y. Cochin, VI paso.
u. 4. schneldrr, Atchisnn.
Jas. McAipine. ~ Paso.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
Student Officers
Nominated At The u,

The election OF student unircrs for
inc next scholastic year ~ the sub
lncf II major Interest on fhc UNI
c,.s7lfy campus Nominations closed
Yesterday for he election 20 be held
ON March 10.
Thc nominees for the various PM
80 are a. follows. Miss Katherine
An ~ Tor editor Of the 1927 Airase'
Chsrles Caldwell for business man
nN.r OF the Miragei George blNah
ara Edward q. Robertson for editor
offha A.. y. n. Weekly Fred y Gray
for business 81 the Weehl4
Johnny ScroEge has been
I'd for presidenf 81 tho student boo,
reorae Gentry for vice president n
MIS- Mayme Hart for secretary treas
,trsr 81 the anne organization fof
msmbefs OF this athletic COUNCIL me
-1oflo,fiur have been nominated
tonir G.rpheido. Charles culpepper'
liuseh Foraker. Douglas howlcnf
ass unrothy Stevenson ard MISS
Wayne Hart
1.he Officers elected VIII take
charre Of student Affairs Tor ihF tAhl
.r.ett ~ tht school year 80 Us 70
raea their Organization IN good run
MINIS order by the lime the iall term
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

Notice Is hereby giv-z tsat the Board ~
Education Of ~ City of Aihuqnsraue 81 ths
STATE of New Mexico. en- March 10th. 1870,
10 he said C.y o. Aituquefgue,. viii onst
for sale f425. 900 bailding bonds Of said
Board ~ Education authorized By v0tr ~
Jsaaaiy sfth' 1870. saiI beads 70 Ge dated
February ist 1890. maturing fcbruHy LIT
loto. with option 81 payment on Or aftef
fslruau lst. 1880. TO bear interest a. the
rate Of i've ant one half per cent GhE1
per aunum. payable femi annually both nriu
OF Commerce in The CITY u New YORK.
The following conditions only shall govern
said sale
sealsd bids Addressed TO saif Board Or to
Mr.. " D. Rutisdre. CLERK Of said bpard are
70 be- aisd with the Clerk o. aid haald a.
bic ohce ia the HiTh School building ~
sa,a w m az az VIZ ION ~ ami mm1S.
diAttly thereafter said hoaTa will meet and
WIN open and consider sid bids. roserying
said bonds viii hs del vered W said Dosrd
for payment at any solvent NbtionHi hank
In the uuiied states, designated BY the nuc
from Aibuaueraue New Merlco. VIII be- given
confederation boz making the aN4rd % SAID
bonds
bach bid Is 10 Ne accompanied by a Cash
ier's o. ecrtasd heck or bank dfah iu the
TIC said Bontd 81 Education OF 30 Is Trras
bouds u and whtn delivered snd 10 b, for
fsiied az lguidHisd damages % The event sad
bonds are awarded 10 me NINufr ana huNM
bidder should fail neglect or refuse 60 take
up and pay for aid bonds within Eve days.
tftrr their ,drl.rry for payment a. provided
promptly 60 any bidder Nhnse bid b. not Hc.
espted by said Beard OF said board shGuld
be unable tn iurnish ihe approving opinion
aud make delivery u said bonds within a
reasonable sine.
Sid bonds are offered and are 70 be soil
/ and Raymond u New Yofk. which opinion
said Board agrees 10 furnish 90 The purchaser
Said bogda arg expected 90 BE- completed
tale.
The board win give favorable confederation
70 q hd providing for iasiailment payments
A. tbs time of OF prior 10 the delivery u
sad huuds Tor payment said Board viii fur
eepiss u tr,r.sr.1t of proeeedines relative
90 their issuarrf tarethff with the approv-
inT opinion u caldwell and Raymond % Nes
said Bonds cannot be sold for lsis than
gbfF n their face and accrued interest 70
date payment BE- made therefor
The feNo'inE statrmenta from oheial rec
oraa and ,siimsis are given for The general
1liai mmb,r n votes cast for the bonds
Assssscd tnIuauon. 1850 0ttoo
Total indehteduess, including this issue.
Total sinking fund. Saa.1ga6T.
Area u district including the CITY Of Al
] hunuFfuua & SECTIONS.
Estimated population ~ The School Dis
tfirt. including the City Of Albuquerque. Is
uOQ ~ she cts 81 Albuquerque. $4,000
| scholastic population. i.7i9
All tfHhls Trnnerty In tho district u sub
lect tn q direct ad ylorem tax for the pay
nient " urincipai and Interest " said bonds
No htitaiiqn n threatened o. pending 10
any way attackinr the regularity ~ validity
n sHid bonds 90 81 any Of The proceedings
relative ~ ufir issnanee, sad proper show
Jog Co thi. efec' wfl be Furnished with the
delivery ~ bnuds
~. D. ROTLEDGE. u.
tlrrf board Of Educaiion.
'I Fsb i42i-gs. March O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
Forestry Supervisor
Gets a Promotion

James A. Scott. who for the past
two Nears has heon deputy supervisor
lu the Glia NATIONAL forests near Sil-
yer city has been promoted to SUI
perylsor Of the Tuaarnn national for
81 al williams, Arizona.
Mr.. Scott who b. well known
thrnurEnuf the southwest, rose from
ihe rnnks in the forest service enter
ing Inc service Boz 1907 as forest
gunfd In the Lincoln forest.
DEPUTY Supervisor Francis Grub,
who has been acting In charge OF the
Tufngnu forests "a been TRANSFERRED
10 the Coronado forests az Tucson,
Arizona,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

The proessm Tor the feilowship
lunch At lhe Y. N. q. a. tomorrow
afitfnoon VII be one q; exceptional
infffrsc Tho addfesa VIII be rircr
~ ifen Sccecii. who served ~ the
fcaarkhhlt experience ae an enter
fainef.
Mr. Htueeil has hecn IN Alsuqner-
qua q compile o. times m connection
with the lihertY loan and tho y. n.
g. A. iaectinfe.
fNH- address, tomorrow n "AanhpoN
nut 10 fhf Test. A feature Of III
musical urnfram tomorrow viii be 9
lalno durt ~ Mechanics Paw ami
MtnpaTrH
slfanrnrN IN The dig are especiall.
InfIiIa 10 ne iHraent
Ms. StHtrlI uul alsn sftenk a. ne
Chrlffiau rhurrh Tomorrow evening %
ESQ. llis subject Tor this address e
christ ~ the Trenches.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
IS AN OIL ROYALTY?

AN OIL ROYALTY is that part of the oil production given to the owner of the land as rental by
~ the company operating he lease usually hs is oeghh Of all Of produced and saved
AND Is DELIVERED TO THE PIPE LINE FREE AND CLEAR o AD EXPENSE
THE OPERATING COMPANY ASSUMES ALL THE RISK and pays all the expenses of drilling md
operating the lease md delivering the oil to the pipe line for which monthly settlements
are made DIRECT TO THE ROYALTY OWNER
HAVE BEEN THE BASIS OF THE GREATEsT o FORTUNES, Bankers Prof
donam men, md experienced oil men, who have investigated md knOw, are hmNym investors
in OIL ROYALTIES and for this reason this form Of investment Is fmnhhyr referred
to as THE BANKERS END" Of the oil business
MANY y THE STRONG INDEPENDENT OIL CORPORATIONS are now purchasing ROYALTY
interests having long been gnut Of the fact atm many instances the ROYALTY
interest has been great deal more profitable than the working interest
THE ADVANCE IN CRUDE III PRICEsb benefits no one TO a greater eMmt than the ROYALTY
owner Having absolutely no EXPENSE connection whit ep production of his poton
of the OIL very advance in price is so much velvet to him Authorities on the sub
jt predict $500 oil bfues September, 1920
AN IMPORTANT FACTOR TO BE CONSIDERED IN PURCHASING ROYALTY interests is the
ability of the operating company to properly develop land handle tho oil 'front.' the lease
ROYALTIES SELECTED AHEAD II PRODUCTION in approved nnoy with the aid of COM
pdnt Geological advice and reasonably close to producing wells have made many
futunmh for their frdghhd purchasers An immense mount capital is rnuhed to
purchase a producing ROYALTY. As witness the following newspaper item taken
from the kmute (oha) Democrat November 49, 199 THE Park Refining Co. has
purchased honK mble Reading and Sylvester BlWdan, of Bems ahveaxts interest
in tn ROYALTY on III e shmonIn dnhoma Refining Co. so acre lease consisting of the
VIZ Of thu NE14 of the seq of he W4 Of the NN4 of Sec 121414 in the pool
south of Beggs for sSOoO@oO cash The property is making almost 400 barrels of oil
daily gross and the ROYALTY G@k for the month Of October amounted to S@,
10000 THE ROYALTY interest above fere to is equal to as of ueg gross POmc
ton on bh 30 acres of and with 4 wells
A CONSERVATIVE OIL INVESTMENT That is what the purchase of an Dill ROYALTY IS called
NO expense Of operation no salaries to 0mcs-he ROYALTY OIL dMv1edD the
pipe line free of all expense JUST so SURELY DOES THE OIL COME FROM THE
GRoUND, JUST so SURELY DOES YOUR SHARE COME TO YOU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NoTICE

In quo II0NaIF O0uN % H'FnaIIlIo I0nnI}-
New MfNlfa.
DtrFnaei
Notice Il hereby given that tho under
signed wa ou fhs 7th daf % February. 1920.
dulY appointed AdminiHtrator ~ the estate
Of Jack Have deceased. hY The Probate
tnnft ~ hernullln County, and having qunl.
ited o. such administrator All persons hav'
iuF claims against the estate " said decedeut
ore hereby notified aud required 20 present
Tho tamf il fhr undersigned in ihe manner
and within ne time prescribed by law
Dated lehrunu 18th 1870
The Pinot fHfincf Bank A Trust Co.. ~
Alhnnufrune AdminiftratGr,
FEB. iA2i2si March o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

bate Court Of hsuniilio County. and having
q~ualidrd a. such Administrator. an uersans
having claims against the 4strtc nf said DE-
rrdeni arr herr ny nutinsd and rrquifed 30
present the same TO the undersigned IN The
lew.
Dated March 1T fs2o
EMIL OTTO. D.
administrator
Asrch ~c.ia-e0a7.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
IIGAL NOTIFIES


ADMiEfsTRAToR'f EOTich,
ln tho Probate Court 20 heFnaliilo tonhiff
Nen Mexico
On th. Matter ni The ESTATE 81 hanoe nil"
nrrrFHrd.
Nafir. j. hsrfhy gives that the under
signed eaa un the 2Hth daf ~ fehrfau
1920 dgb auroiufsd Administrator ~ ~
estate VI Mauds Oiioi dceeas~d, b. ihs Pro