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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
Capitol News
laval ACADEMY
| QUIZ On JUNE z
Few Mexico Youths
Have Chance to Be Ad-
mitted to Annapolis

sANTA rE. n. NJ. April 29.-The
4feau OF navigation of the navy de-
artment has notified the state de-
|rtment Of education that an cx-
hination for admitiance 10 the naval
|fademy at Annapolis viii be held
ID June %. The examination will be
bid under the civil service commits
and applications should be nd
10 senator A ~ Fan. Senate
Nice building, Washington. -. g..
: successful candidate will be APP
plated u midshipman. n Will he
1iowed $3.50 a wear for expenses.
bring his four years at the academy.
|pon graduation the midshipmnn VIII
p commissioned an ensign In the
hVy. with pay Of 1l.7uu n year and
iowance Tor heat, light and quarters
Bile on shore duty An ensign IN
be navy IN equivalent to a second
Futenant IN the army. The navy
partmcnt declares II ~ anxious to
~ New MuNic, hare the fun quota Of
'ndcnts at tho academy.
Hotel Meeting.
Tho directors Of the new Santa Fc
biei will hold "a meeting this after
bon to examine %tontatiyc plans for
b. building. which have been sub
lttcd by the firm OF architects com
|iesioncd to draw the plans and
k~ecificntions. The abstract to the
Hound upon which the now building
be located II reported 10 be In
ndlncs- and probably VIII be eN-
hined by the directors. OF submitted
counsel Tor expert examination
levy for ucnlth officer.
|lAs a result OF the public meeting
bd IN the New Museum building.
|hucst will he made upon the board
III bounty commissioners OF santa 10
|ipnty 10 make the half mill levy. to
,tlntuip n full time health depart
.bnt In the city The levy referred
was authorized hy the special ses-
nn OF the fourth Legislature. held In
|abruary. Three counties In the
Iate have an opportunity to take
ltnntnge OF the generous oner made
the international Health Board OF
ID Rockefeller Foundation. The
lfec counties now seriously consid-
HIS the matter are Bernnlillo, sau
IlFucl and santa Fe
church Incorporates.
Prize Murdal,na baptist church. OF
hgdnlcut. has nlcd rs articles uf
tofpurution with the state corpora
bn commission. The authorized
Ipital stock is 90. 600. of which f2.-
ID has been subscribed The prin-
nul purposes OF the corporation viii
thu erection and maintenance Of
lBuptist church and pastors home
he village ~ MaEdatcna, aud the
kanCcmens Of Christianity, etc
Ma church belongs to THE southern
rAptist coutci cucr The Interpretations,
N residents Of Migdalrna. Hnd each
describing $500. are ~ follows; }. H.
Ainn. statutory agent. a. \. Thomas,
McCr,aty. j. D. shelton. J. n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
Albuquerque Boy
Is Designated as a
Distinguished Cadet

HBSWELL. April 2a.-Cadet pnul
II0rgnn.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. d.
Horgan. fUa North Twelfth street.
Albuquerque, has been designated as
u distinguished cadet In h fifth
class at the New Mexico Military in
stituic. Cadet iotgan was one Of
three n,en In his class to win the
coveted honor The distinctions to
cadets. Tor high grade scholarship.
we've AVIAN ed at thc institute assem-
by hast Tuesday morning.
Colonel Wilson gave a short nd
dress tu HE cadets, explaining tho
Vaius Of u cadet Keeping his record at
"a high point of efficiency throughout
the entir. course. Aftcr showing thai
q rHucts RECORD as recorded here Ia
the schuol is ottcn looked up years
ate. The cadet has entered business
lite, the principal, Major Troutman.
was called upon ia read before the
corps "a list OF cadets selected from
among the classes who a attained
a hign trtcntage OI efficiency dur-
'u~ me first six months Of the pres
ent session.
4L- ua...ts designated ns dlsiin-
guishcd were then called before the
rOstrum IN groups. according to their
respective glasses ana awarded the
insu ute tub medal. IL was explained
uy DOIuucl Wilson that while the
iututl was NNA o. klthA Nhtht NtNllh
lftpt| 30 was Hu honor 10 d" hlENlN
priced as ID placed the recipient there
OF a. a member Of the bob club. or
!fhi Beta kappa OF the institute.
some Of the first class 10 receive
mcua,s we're Cadet captain Fndiatcr,
ranking first. Cade; GEORGE l. Reese.
Ir, second, Cadet a Burrows.
tu.ru, Igcuard harrison, fourth n
Arthur whitaker. nfth. u second
.Naaa nL0NlNat received HTlNN medals.
Donald Dusuu. A.. u. Hilton. J. y.
unrirtt, T. -. Brown and Louis Happ.
The tiuld class distinctions were ~
follows Frank Thompson. first.
Cadet Harry LrouEh. "a cond, Clifford
CROW. tnird. Virgil bCmas. fourth,
and Theouurc carter. mn tn"
fourth class had four men selected
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
TheaterS Today

~ CHEATED H. Marguerite
Clark starring In AN ~ u Sudden.
Peggy "a Paramount Aircraft
production. also 'ShRd"S of shake
srcarc.'' "a two-part christie com
cdy.
IDT.AL TuFATER- Herbcrt
Raw.inron. with Florence Billings
end Stuurt Holmes. viii be seen
In - DANGEROUS affair" gi5o an
episode. emitted, The Relcntlss's
Isrncgndrs.'' with IA hlecn bCOn'
ucr and Jack Perrin IN The title
roles.
LYRIC THENTER-Norma Tai
mudrp. ono Of the real hir Tim
stars. will lee seen In The Woman
Gives This rs a feature that will
p'ease ~.
PAsTINE TIIEATEit- William
Fox urtsouts the greet william
Farnum bon The orphan by Clar-
cncc r.. Nulfurd: also Roscoe
GFatty) 'rurckic sud Louise Faz-
onda in Creating"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29

charged with practicing medicine
without a license was found guilty
hy "a iur, IN district court The Jury
in ita verdict recommended b cN-
tremc c.cmuncy OF the court.
CARRiZOZO-Cuunty Commission
ers Taylor and SEWER made "a trip to
the Iioudo and ltuiduso on county
business. ThoS bought h Gonzales
toll bridge at lloudo Tor the county
The consideration was $4,000. The
bridge viii be- open To IN" public
when the deed is signed ~ aud re-
corded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29

They were as follows: cadet John
burnside. u. x. Hilton. Robert Boone
and Robert McDonouEh. The mn
class succeeded In landing three
places. among whom were Cadet Paul
Hurgan, Homer Delaney and Pete
HuTd. The sixth class, although she
largest cinss In the school Us COM
rused altogether Of new boys and this
year Oniy two attained tho honOr
class. namely. O.. H. Bell o. Leon
ara Slesaingcr.
Each raGet received q rouainH
cheer from his fellows as he was
awarded his medal 81 distinction and
returned 10 his seat feeling justly
proud % having accomptisheN his
work 70 the satisfaction OF the faculty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
Delicate
Mothers
V;nol, our Cod Liver and Iron
Tonic, Is the best remedy
for Nervous, Run-D own,
Anaemic Conditions.
n Letter ProOss II.

Kenton. Del. -" II suffered from a
nervous, rundown condition and no
appetite. keep house and live on a
farm 70 had 10 keep about my work as
! have FIVE in the family MY druggist
recommended Ninol as the best medi-
cine for my condition. ] felt better
after taking the first bottle. Il has
given me a good appetite, sleep better
and feel stronger IN every way. Mrs
J. HERMAN Wins.
Il is the Beef and Cod Liver Peptones
contained in Ninol aided by Iron and
Hypophosphites which makes Il such q
famous blocd-maker. nerve builder and
strength creator. Besides Nincl IS not
a secret medicine. Its full formula is
printed on each package.
HIGHLAND puA RMACY AND
DHifGGtSTS EVERYwHERE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29

The Herald is the New Mexico
-aner that takes the Want out
Want Ads by giving Results.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-26
Bob French Breaks DotUn In Health
Prosecuting The Bisbee Cases; Cost
ToCounfy misunderstanding

alleged to have taken part in the
depOrtations that ended the l. W. W.
trouble. few persons in tpe county
realized the magnitude OF this
pledge. Since his election. however.
French has found time for little else,
but work on the cases For years a
resident Of the county, french mapped
Ou- a plan OF action which, ne
: thought, would expedite the prosecu-
ton Of the cases with the least posi-
bic cost 10 the taxpayers OF the
But French did not reckon with one
thing-health- For II months he
worked diligently gathering up evil
dence and locating witnesses Then
a week ago, Just when he started on
the final lap in the cases, ne was
compelled to abandon his post ana
he now lies in his home IN tombstone
his health menaced by generous
growth on his forehead his friends
saw. however. that Bob is less Wor-
ried over his health than ne is over
the outcome Of the case which he
had worked on 50 long
Among the 210 defendants are many
Of the best friends Bob" ever had
and. although endeavoring TO convict
them on q felony charge, he never
lost the friendship Of a single one
But the position Of Worsley In tne
cases IS different For years an at
tOrney who has specialized in labor
cases, the present trials ot1er to MIN
a remarkable opportunity Always q
bitter eneTny OF the copper mining
and smelling companies. WOrsley IS
now in a position TO either make or
break with certain elements who are
most interested in the prosecution OF
the defendants. Although the greater
number Of the defendants are miners
muckers, mine foremen- shift bosses.
business and professional men and
retired citizens, there are among
them the majority Of the officials Of
the three big producing copper com
panies OF the Warren mining district
Worslsy, particularly during the last
few years. has openly denounced
these officials and the interests by
which they are employed. During
election campaigns, the Tucson attor-
ney has referred 10 them as worse
than the L ". W"
French has never expressed any
personal feelings in the matter Of the
prosecution Worsley's personal feel
ings against many OF the defendants
are q matter Of record.
While French is accountable to the
taxpayers Of the county for the eZ-
pense which the prosecution incurs,
Worsley. not a resident Of this
county, is in g different position. To
date more than $4,000 has been paid
out to prospective jurors alone, not
10 mention the expenses that will be
incurred by the large number of wit
nesses for the prosecution who have
been waiting, for three weeks, TO be
called to the stand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-26
II Years Ago Today

CONSUL general Rogers, at Shang-
I hal, cabled the state department
today that the American mission
stations at NanchanE have been de-
stroyed- The missionaries escaped.
although the buildings were burned
An American gunboat has been or
dered 20 the scene at once
The Mexican Methodist conference
opened Al a. m today with scripture
BY the bishop
The body OF an unknown woman
was found beside the tracks OF the
Mexican Central yesterday afternoon,
badly crushed and disfigured-
Capt n J. Beal left last night for
Maria He has just returned from q
visit TO his daughter IN the east
capt. Jack Crawford, the poet
scout, is n the city today visiting his
daughter Mrs y. W. Reckhart. He
leaves tonight for Del Rio and san
Antonio, where he lectures this week
A parry OF u. headed BY mayor
Charles Davis, will ieavs FL Paso to
morrow on a trip Of inspection Of
paved streets Of Kansas City. St
Louis and other points.
The purchase Of the property Of the
First Baptist church through Austin
2 Mari Tor S1S,500 Is a step into the
development Of the properly in the
Immediate neighborhood which IS
Planned by Dr.. 2. R Carpenter and
others who are represented Dy tue
firm which negotiated the deal. (Ths
Ioltec club now stands on the prom
erty-}
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-26
Mexican Republic Offers U. S. Big
Trade Territory Says E. W. Kayser
Banker, Just Back From, Trade Trip

I'll PASO's next trade trip should 60
n, into Mexico by all means, IN the
opinion Of Edgar W kayser, vice
president Of the First National bank.
who has Just returned from the trade
conference recently held in Mexico
City under auspices Of the American
chamber Of commerce Of that city.
''El PasO merchants can snare IN
Mexico s prosperity II they VIII, sara
Mr.. Eayser. and II a trip is made
into Mexico stops should be made long
enough in each town to enable the
men who 60 on the trip to get ae-
uuafnted- The t-ade boosters should
20 prepared to take orders and TO
extend credits in some instances
Present business conditions in
Mexico are slightly improved over the
past two years, MI kayser said He
declared that industry in the south
ern republic was moving along nicely.
Some industries. ne said. are suffer
ing from a lack Of raw materials,
some Of which FL PasO and the south
west can supply. In addition TO these
needs FL Paso has a fair chance to
supply all staple lines.
RAN Service Good.
Trains are running on schedule out
OF Mexico City. the Fl Paso banker
found. He said that although rolling
stock was somewhat depreciated re-
pair work had started on Il and mead
way is being made IN this respect
a certain prejudice is found IN
Mexico against American goods, Mr..
Kayser declared, but It is not a pref
udice Of the people against America.
s.EngIand. France and other Euro
nean nations are going after the busi-
ness in Mexico and We will have to
hustle TO get our share" he says Mr..
X ser talked with one crockery mer-
chant in GuadalajaEa who had sup
ply Of goods coming from Germany.
HSan Antonio set the pace" said the
First Nationals vice president, her
merchants stopped off I'll along The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-26
TEXAS LAW ENFORCEMENT
LEAGUE 10 STOP THEFTS

Austin, Texas. Feb. "a com
mittee OF the Texas Law Enforce
menr league met with the governor,
the sttorney general and the adjutaut
general yesterday and made Specific
recommendation looking to more law
enforcement in this state
The recommendation include crea-
ton Of special ranger company for
enforcement OF highway and autOmo-
bile registration laws. the education
Of county tax collectors. commission
lures and provisions Of these laws.
the advantage OF their enforcement
and how such enforcement viii re-
duce auto thefts and result in appre-
hensiou Of criminals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-26
LEGION PLANS TO ABOLISH
HONORARY MEMBERSHIPS

II the proposed constitution of -.
American Legion is adopted al fEs
meeting OF the FL Paso post Fridav
night there VIII be no more honor ~
memberships. The adoption Of the
constitution in agreement with the
national constitution of the legion
VIII admit 10 membership only those
men who were regularly enlisted or
indicted into the army between ApriI
3. 1917. and November II. 1913. IL Is
slso proposed TO rase the dues from
50 70 IS a year and do avrav with the
initiation fee.
The constitution also provides for
post finance officer, a post chan
lain. a post historian and an addi-
r-onal vice commander. One Of the
matters that viii come before the most
Friday night viii be the election OF 4
commander to succeed J. n Pollard.
who, Il has been announced, has ten
dered his resignation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-26

extend them. The credit risks are
very good on larger firms. There Is a
large American foundry and steel mil
in Mexico that extends large credits
and il reports that its losses are les
than one-tenth OF one percent Credits
can be arranged through bank guar
antees or after Investigation into the
records Of Mexican firms. Accurate
records of the larger firms are always
available"
Present Business Needs.
Mr.. kayser was asked what sug-
gestions he had for getting business
for FL Paso manufacturers and lob
bers and he said that men should be
sent into Mexico after the business
who speak and understand Spanish
well and who know the ways Of Next
can people and who can create and
maintain markets. That Ell Paso is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-26
Few Drops alright
Spells Good
Night" For
AnyCOrn

It's farewell to any com
that ''Gets-It'' lands on.
f you have a pet" corn
that you don't want to
keep, don't let ''Gets-It''
come near it or you'll
surely lose that pet. A
few drops takes all the
pep" out Of any com,
makes II let go 50 ii lifts
night off without your
feeling II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-26

TOMBSTONE. Ariz- Feb 60
Radical changes in the attitude
Of the state in the prosecution Of
she defendants in the Bisbee deporta-
ZION cases are expected when cases
following that Of n y. Wootton- now
10 progress, are taken up under the
leadership Of A. A. Wursley, Of Tue
son. who IS acting as county attorney
during the sliness Of Robert N
French
French, under orders Of physicians,
abandoned his official position last
week and called in the Tucson attor-
ueT- WorsleT. from the start made
no attempt 10 disguise his dissatis-
faction over the manner IN which the
cases had ueen handled by French
When Bob French, prior 20 his
election, declared that, II put in the
office OF county attorney he would
vigorously prosecute those who are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-26
; DEAD AFTER BATTLE WITH
BANDITS AT COUNCIL BLUFFS

Omaha, Neb. Feb. -6--Thres men
are dead ana three may die as the re-
suit Of 2 gun battle between three
bandits who attempted TO hold up the
pool han and soft drink parlor owned
by Pete Polkonak, in Council Bluffs,
last evening. The dead are.
Herald Roberts alleged bandit Pc
drO Jimines. Union 'acific section
foreman Steve kilibardi, Union Pa
cific section hand. Those who may die.
Clifford Barritt, alleged bandit; two
unidentified foreigners Seriously
wounded John Mclaughlin, alleged
hanaLt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-26
Plan To Run
Church Cars On Al
Trains Out of Chicgo

Chicago. H. FEB. 26.-ChaDel cars.
each equipped with living quarters
for a minister and his family and with
seating accommodations FOR 90 per-
sons, wiz be built for every railroad
out Of Chicago "as money IS avail
able according TO an annQuncelnenl
made bv tie Northern Baptists today.
seven such cars already are operat-
ing across the continent, the an
nouucement said, and $4,000 men ana
women have professed conversion IN
them and S437 were baptized.
KODAK Finishing see GandarA-
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-26
Los ANGELES OFFICE
Grayco Building
Los Angeles Calf.
agTs EGyEssoE soorLrss
w rs sls2SS1z s g. n
G@A N\M
CLLD SUfF9
GA style fuHplats. ROaflssa.
ola Hyie fanalat4

look at these two plates and use
your oHn reasoning. The roofless
has suetions on both sides ~, soft
rubber next 20 sore gumS- Designed
to be put n immediately after ex-
traction. e does not touch the
hard bone IN the roof Of the mouth
therefore, It settles with the guns
and makes its owu bed No full
roof plate can compare With the fit
Of this plate, IS Il settles into its
bed, lighter, more tongue rooms
clearer speech
Dr. Williams has been making this
plate for ten year, and is thor
oughly familiar with its eonstEue-
ton. Mads 0nly By ~ IN q Paso.
NOTE OUR LOWEST PRICES
Full Plates .-......-.-...-91o mp
Gold Crowns Cbest mads) -.......e5
Bridge work, pei tooth. 1890. IS
Filings -.-.--.---.-.--.-.. up
Al classes Of dentistry At FroPoT-
tionats prices
LHOD WILLIAMS, NJ DDS.
painless Will u, The Peoples
Dentist
Cor. Fl Pass ana san Antonio sta
over Americas National Bank
Across Street From Entrance aOtel
Del HOrfe.
Fcne Gg4. Bourn ssoo % Ea5e.
Sunday @ Il. sat. Evenings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-26
Former Crown Prince
Must Pau Income Tnr

The Hague, Holland. Feb. 26.-De-
eision has been reached that the
former crown prince OF Germany must
pay taxes upon the basis OF an an
nual income OF 500. 900 forms. This
action was taken despite protests
from the crown prince.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-26

line and took orders. In one city one
san Antonio merchant sold $500
worth Of goods and could have sold
more If he had STAYED longer.
Need Credits.
The san Antonio people offered to
extend credits. too. And that IS
on of the THINGS Mexican merchants
need Short term credits win hello
them considerably and bring US busi-
ness as well as san Antonio IL we viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-26

after some OF the business was shown
in the fact that Mr. kayser found a
salesman from here In Leon.
The trade conference which was
held February n, y and g was at
tended by 30 American delegates-
Every courtesy was shown 70 the
Americans. Mr. Kayser said On the
Tuesday afternoon following the con-
ference Mexican officials held a re-
ceptiou in honor Of the delegates and
gave them every assuranc OF friend
shi and cooperation
Mexico City was found TO be lively
and outside Of some influenza was as
gay as ever.
A genuinely delightful trip with No
mishaps TO mar If is the way Mr.
Eayser summed up his experiences
FL pn.o So Co.. $50 catalor nov
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-26
A Norts CarOIina Druggist Solves
the Problem


Thanks to Lunsford Richardson, a
druggist IN Greensboro, N. c., this
problem has been solved, and Southern
mothzs have ben given a method of
treating cold troubles externally. Mr..
Richardson discovered a salve that
would vaporin by the body heat when
applied ovg throat and chest These
TsPoz, inhaled with each breath, car
ned the medication through the air pas
sagz TO the m&, at the same tine the
salve vzs absorbed thru and stimulated
the S6n, attracting the blood TO the sur
face and tins aiding the vzpors inhaled
10 REEVE the trouble This prepara-
ton Mr.. Richardson called Vick's
VapoRnh-
Viclz contains No harmful drugs,
Just the old fashioned, tme-tested
pemedis-M enth0l, CampboE, Thymol,
Eucalyptus, Tupentine, etc COM
b1ned II a 1ez-fashioned way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-26
Grow Your Hair
FREE RECIPE

After being ALMOST totally bald 9 NeW
Torz business mar grew hair-ana nov
has a prolific r=1Wth 81 age Of o6-lol
-Aich be wiu send she genuine recipe
free on request 90 any man Or woman "no
v-ishss 70 overcome dandruH OF gain new
Eair rrowth. Or testing box Of the prep
nr1t71n. k0t1lko. viii be mailed win
rse7ne 4 YOU send 10 cis- stamps or
sized HIS address IS John s. Britain
81 la1 station r. New York. T. 7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-26
DIRECTIONS FOR The USE
OF VICKS

Napors Important-For these troubles a
large part Of the value Of Vicss lies IN
It's vaporizing qualiGe1- So whenever
Vicks Is applied over the throat and
chest, care should be taken to leave tie
clothing loose around the neck and the
bed clothes arranged IN the form Of a
funnel, 50 that the vspors arising nay Be
freely inhaled.
Hot Wet clothr-In cases Of deep chest
colds, severe sore threat orincipient pneu-
mona, hot, wet towels should be used
over the threat and chest to open the
pores Of the skin before applying Vieis-
For Head colds, Asthma, catarrh, Hay
Fever-Vicks can be melted n a spoon
and the vapors inhaled, CT little should
be spplied up the nosHis and snuifed up
the head.
Fer SPasnodie Group. chil5ren's colds-
Rub Vicls over the threat and chest Until
the difficult breathing is relieved, then
spread on thickly and cover with hot
flannel cloth An application at bed time
usually prevents a night attack Of Group
Vicks IS particularly recommended for
children's colds since It Is externally
applied, and can, therefore, be used often
ana freely without disturbing the young
ters' delicate digestons.
Fer Deep Chest colds, Sore Throat.
Tonsiltis, Brenehitis, Coughs-or any
affection Of the respiratory organs where
there is tighness or soreness, Viclrs should
be applied over the throat and chest
# necessary, first using hot wet cloths
and rubbed IN wen until the skin is red
then spread on thicxly and covered with
enc O. two thickness Of hot flannel cloths.
If the cough IS annoying, small piece
the size Of pea can be swallowed every
few hours.
Minor Ailments
In addition to its use for Cold Troubles
Vicks has been found excellent asa salve,
lniment or plaster for troubles such as
Bites Buns, feelings, Soreness Sanburn-