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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
DR.. F. p. snLLEn RETURNS

FROM STUDY IN CLINICS
Dr.. F. P Miller has returned from
a six weeks study IN the clinics in
Rochester and Chicago While in
Rochester he attended the Mayo
clinics, and while IN Chicago he at
tended the clinics at the Presbyterian
hospital for special study.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

Glen LanEston. zoos Myrtle ave-
nue.. received a broken leg and severe
bruises when he was struck Wedues-
day night BY an automobile driven
by Mrs Elsie Kelly. 1899 White Oaks
avenue. The accident occurred IN the
500 block on Myrtle avenue Lang
ston was treated at the police emer-
geny hospital Witnesses said the
woman failed TO sound her horn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
WARNER AND MILLICAN WILL
SPEAK AT ADCLUB FRIDAY

AIilt Warner and Arthur lullican
VIII speak a. the weekly luncbson
o. the Adclub Friday. aIr. Warner
VIII talk on direct by mail advertis-
ing and Mr.. Millican why I Believe
IN Novelty Advertising" Plans are
in the making FOR a big fall carnival
Tor the club TO raise funds TO send
In 1921.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

Avoid trouble. Leave baggage checks
at Longwelfs, or telephone No. 1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

Dr.. Auer, Phys. & Surgeon. (Spec
Disease Of Women. over State Nat
sank Phi 4542: nights. $40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

Wade 4 Wade, Lawyers. First Tat
Bank Bldg. Fl Paso. and Las Cruces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

When Mount KatmaI erupted in
1872. It sent ash 10 Ketchikan, 500
miles away.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
Women's $500 Footwear

FIAf and Saturday the Downstairs Store Shoe Section VII
Ne did n Sunnrk footwear
VIII ilranof Of
ron 70 sinui
10" and select O
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

Dr.-5. C. Dysart. specialist. s0Iss Mills
St, FL Paso. Texas. Phone S452-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
NewS BreUtieS

All afternoon and night trains were
reported On time Thursday. exlept T.
q p train No 1, due at Is45 p II,
scheduled TO arrive At T:45 p. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

Denver, Col. Sept s.-Two provi-
sional companies OF Infantry detach-
ments OF signal corps and artillery
troops. shortly before noon today be-
gan entraining to leave the city this
afternoon Seventeen officers and $50
men will leave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

tenement extra good buy.
Lee Newman, Phi fG04.
eo5 S. FL pasO St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09

sen on STOCK to Curtis 8 CAV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
Dr.. Anna Rsua- Buckier Bldg Pm 57a

Dr.. Frank n. Brown. ST.. Dr.. c. Rol-
Inns Brown. DR.. Frank n Brown, Jr-.
Dentists. Phone 932.
Fourth Floor. Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-09
The Ans wer {

Our present display of Fall clothes fo
men tOiH ansper your query as to Dhat /
netD and authentic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
STOMACH ULCER GONE
SUFFERED IS YEARS
Says His Stomach is Perfect Now
and His Weight HIS Increased.

81 had ulcers Of the stomach 50
bad that I was sent 10 the hospital.
Treatment there finally got me OF
down again.
You said you wouldn't guarantee
Milks Emulsion to cure O bad case
OF ulcers OF the stomach, but ] tried
L anyway. If II does the work fot
others as II did for me, you ought
not to be backward about any case
Of stomach ulcers. I have now taken
twelve bottles and my stomach is In
perfect condition. feel better and
weigh more than have for l6 years,
and have had stomach trouble all
Of thai time."--L. S. Walker, Green
leaf. Kan.
Thousands Of people who have sur
fered agony from chronic stomach
trouble in its worst forms. have been
promptly relieved and soon restored
to perfect health by Millts Emulsion.
A trial will show, and q trial costs
nothing.
MlIks Emulsion is pleasant, nutr-
tive food and n corrective medicine.
II restores healthy, natural bowel
action. doing away with all NEED OF
| pills and physics It promotes appe'
lite and quickly puts the digestive
organs in shape to assimilate food.
As u builder Of flesh and strength,
Milks Emulsion Ia strongly recon-
mended To those whom sickness has
weakened, and Is powerful aid in
resisting and repairing the effects
| OF wasting diseases. Chronic stomach
trouble and constipation are promptly
relievcd-usually in one day.
This 10 the only solid emulsion
made, and 50 palatable that it Is
eaten with a spoon like ice cream
Truly wonderful Tor weak. sickly chill
drcn.
No matter how severe your case
you are urged to try Milks Emulsion
under this guarantee-Take six bot
ties home with you, use 1t according
to directions and if not satisfied with
tho results, your money Will DC
promptly refunded. Price Coo and
si.2O per bottle. The Milks Emulsion
Co. Terre Haute, Ind. Sold by drug
glsts everywhere.
Guaranteed by City Drug Stort
and all first class druggists.-adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
Firemen's Carnival.

The fremen of the city will open
the carnival east of the Santa Fe
tracks this afternoon.
The entertainment Is being furnish
ed by an aggregation which comes to
Ardmore recommended as q good at
traction.
The show was supposed TO have
reached here Sunday afternoon, but
when the train arrived 1T Gainesville
from some other TEXAS town. the
santa Fe refused TO handle il on
account OF bad condition of many
of tho cars and the necessary repairs
that had to be made delayed its
arrival in Ardmore until early this
morning.
The Carnival Company comes to
the city with a positive guarantee to
the Hremen Of at least $3.50. or a
percentage that will equal that amour,
and was given permission by the
mayor and city commissioners &c
show here for q week without the
necessity of paying for a license to
do so.
The money derived from the show
will be used by the fire department
to help pay for new uniforms.
In permitting the show to play
! Ardmore under the auspices of the
fire department the mayor and com
missloners took into consideration the
fact that they had to deny an in
crease in wages to the flremen y feU
days before, and when the men asked
for permission TO bring tho attraction
here for the purpose stated the
officials could not well deny th'
request, although at the time it was
plainly stated that Ardnore at pres
ont did not look with great favol
upon carnival companies and "is'
| shows.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
ARDMORE SCHOOL TO HOLD
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
EVENING OF MAY 2S

Ardmore public schools will close the
1s1s-1s2O term on Friday, May IS, is
the announcement made by c, w.
Richards, superintendent.
Allen D. Albert, who was guest OF
honor and speaker at the evening
at the big Chamber Of Commerce
dinner, q short time ago, will de-
liver the commencement address on
the night OF the 2Sth.
The baccalaureate address will be
delivered on Sunday. May %. The
speaker for that occasion has not
been announced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
TELEPHONE PATRONS

All telephone bills must be PAID
on CT before D. m. Thursday, April
IS. Unless this order is compiled
with telephone service will be dis
continued.
SOUTHWESTERN BELL
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-13
NOTICE ElKS

installation OF officers y. p. o. f.
Tuesday April l3. all Elks be on
hand. Refreshments will be served
1879 ]. H. KAHN, Sec.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
THE TEACuGRs OPPORTUNITY .By William Ma,aer Lewis. prcc- GOT Savings Division, Treasury
 uaurrimeuf

Tho strength Of Che United sute. depends upon tlc practical palriot- . ism and sound economical thought ol .Ecr future citizens These character .is.'o. mus. bc developed u Che daily 'ufc of Che school
 Eolaom a.s agree chat. ,hc m.Vcr- . gal adoption of habits or intelligent saving win strengthen our nation r.mcrInu. Whom every wage cl-uer luH a reserve fund of money .n. country win bc rowd econom- oauy socially aud politically
 Th. teacher who encourages pu- pills to earn money and Co Invest .n Thrift Stamps and War Savings Stamps doing much for thcIr cco- homie sroue.h and practical par.ot- .rm
 Bach child who buys stump leea uasrcrh.n n Che Government; In. learns Che wisdom oi Investing hi. money in securities ,hat orc 1h-
 emt..v .r. he b..1m familiar m a practical way w.th compound nt.-... and a. he sticks stamp after .rmn upon the card. he Inns visual. demonstration ol how savings grow.
 Fart without works a de1d ruu without safe investment such
 MI GoyrumeH, saving. securities .s robbed of n. hcn.Ht los virtue lies no. ...y u U. principle. hut m tHc a.u.. practice or uye mont
 Bach year thousands ol boys and rr m Hc United States are de- nr.s.I u. . .o.'... education because .hes lack money.
 You c.u remedy .nis situation among your pupils 6y sar.ue chem or the road Go saving carly n llc
 and encouraging them to safeguard tro.. atnr .u Government aecur.- ues You are rendering a roal sc.y- ..e to your country and your pupils hr rromoUue tle salc ol these
 stamps
 Add to your ~u0u0uee as tcooh- .- Promote sound coolomI. thought practical patriotism and nupcr.ty by encouraging your pupils .u Che r.e- u.a- rurch... of ThrI.t stamp and War Swing. stamps
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
A TRUE STORY

One day Mrs. Arbor had to SO to town to do some orrcnds lt was raining hard. but Mrs. Arbor had no umbrella Ono of her chief or- rands. however. was to get four, which had been left at Che repair shop. When she entered Che street car she gat down in Che first vacant seat she saw The car was crowded with people who had water dripping from their umbrellas and hats This made it uncomfortable. and to add to Mrs. Arbor'8 troubles. she found herself sitting by a stout elderly woman who kept mp a continual stream or conversation When Mrs. Arb0r first came in. this woman had been talking Go thc woman in front of her. but when this person left, she started in on Mrs. ArbOr. First she talked about thc weather; then she complained about thc street-car service, then she made remarks ab0ut nearly everything anybody could possibly think about. Mrs. Arbor was finally ready to get on. end she abscnt-mindodly took up Che womun's umbrella. Without seeing her mistake she started for the door. But Che woman evidently had her eye on Che umbrella, because Mrs. Arbor had not had time to get very for before Che woman shriokcd out. "Hoy. you; come back here with my umbrcIlai You can't put anything like that over on mel"
 "I am sorry" said Mrs. Arbor "lt was a mistake"
 When Mrs. Arbor had at last fn- ishod her crrands and had got the umbrellas from Che repair shop she took Che ear for home She had been on Che ear several minutes before she discovered that she was sitting by thc same woman with whom she had had such a disagrecable cXpori- eucc. The four umbrellas that Mrs Arbor had made ber feel very cmbar- rasscd. because she knew that Che woman thought she had stolen them. This time Che woman was not s0 talkatyc. however. She sat silently staring at @ sign on Che wall, oc- casionaliy casting a scornful glance at Mrs Arbor.
 Mrs. Arbor was glad when the con- ductor called out her street. She was not Co escape. however. Just as she was about Co leave the ear. the woman called after her: "A fine haul you've made today,"
 Amy Wilson
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
HALLOWEEN PARTY

In honor ol the enIolu ol ho Freshman and Sophomore classes aud teachers of Che uour.as H.eh School lba Juniors and Seniors entertained at Che home ol Miss Thompson a. TradWoI witch a H.Houem party
 Tho rooms were very pro.Hiy dce- oatcl with owls pumpkins and black eats. which eIr. tlen a ra1I la'I1w- e.ou anpeunce
 The evening was ann, u many games and dancing. One of Che games ol special Interest vas thc Introduction Co che Jones Family and wa arc eUI wondering how Miss Reeve got home
 Delicious refreshments wc-o served 1f which everyone enjoyed
 Tho success of Che party was largely due to thc cIor,e ol Miss Thompson. and tho Juniors and scu.ors wish to thmk her very much
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
BOYS ATHLETICS

An Che boys from Che lfth grade up into Che High School aro cone sauuy down In Che Notalor.um rmcttinr free throws and passing iho bah. There orc throe teams In hc school and each is well organ ircd and anxious for a eamo soon
 There hoaul boan much practice of lato because most of Che boys on Che first team played ou Che ioothal. team. The following boys proved themselves heroes .u Che recent loot- bah game. William Nau.cy Martin Galwos. Arthur Nelson and Sinclair Brown.
 Tho now boskc, ban and ca,a- ioeucs have arrived and we arc cN- poctuc new suts In tho schoo. co'ou
 The game with Mclabaua was postponed on account Of Che ioot bah game with Juneau Tho boys are now pracucIns In earnest again. however. Sinclair Brown our star center was laid up with m Injured lncc. but ia now able to play aeain. Tho boys arc going to e.vc MetIU- mua che game of their Hives and show them that Douglas Is a 1.-Two High School
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
HIGH SCHOOL OBSERVES
 AMERICAN SPEECH WEEK Campaign for Conserving Our Mcl- odious English Tongue and
 Improving National Speech

Tho week starting November 9 . ia set aside tor the drive oea.uat bad English During tb.s week every person in Che United SnlOa ia cX- pcctcl Co refrain from using slang and Che many errors thlt are come mon Go our speech Somo of thc worst ol these errors arc Che use ol Che double subject. Che double neg .aavc Che incorrect use of done. secu. shall and vIlL lie lay and got and the use ol me for h him and | hcr for hc and she.
 Last year we lcIt chat one Good Enr..h contest accomplished much good iu eliminating from our speech many orror Each pupil kept uuok of Che mistakes made by Che othqr pupils and thCso were turned In every night 40 Che end oi six wccb. an tbo points were summed .un. and Che students Who had Che most points against them gave @ dinner for Che winners. those with ha Ioas. points ase.ust them. ll tbs plan could bc used again thia rear t should bc even more o1co- ure chan .t was last year because or fhc additional emphasis fhat hes been laid upon good pocch.
 We quote from hr.e, history oi Inc moremcu. for better speech.
 "Euri-b Is not generally well .rulcn in America SIane uueram- meucaI English. careless euunc.a- ton and harsh tone quality are hoard everywhere They arc by uo means due to ignorance. high school boys aud girls college students and nroIc .oual people. all ol whom have had training n English. are often .l.codney IaX In their speech hrbIts It n duo mostly Go Che fact hat puro speech or good Eug- U.n con ..ouueea has never been aroused m tBo American people lt was for Che purpose of interesting Americans in 'cous.rv.us our mcl- lIou. English tongue and .mproF ing our national speech chat Che National Council of Teachers Of English organized committee known as Che Committee ou Amcri-
 m Speech
 "su.e is organization carly In Igl5. ue acUrIlc. of na o.eaui- auou have been various la inc Iuouce las resulted .u several better speech campaigns being launched In I1uout eououa oi thc United states by civic organizations or uomou. clubs It has ai.a been iu- s.umcuul I'm raising tho oral Eue- ush requirements for Heh School students Tn several oommuniuc. The largest p...e ol work attempted by rlH committee Waa Tho planning for m annual National be.ir Speech Cama m to take place Che r-.t ueo. Ul November The move mcu. s heartily endorsed hy al pub Ue spirited D.ascus.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
JUNIOR AID SENIOR GLASS

A meeting Of tho Juniors and Seniors was called last week. Ai the meeting .t was decided to give a Halloween party as Chat season saa near at hand
 Tho boys offered Co decorate with u'ack ca.s and gold and yellow paper 1T Che girls made an Che cakes.
 Tho different classes have been buoy us week making tags for Good English week. which begins Monday Some of thom made poster. having appropriate slogme
 Thc Juniors and Seniors are busy with Che playlct thoy are planning to r'yo next Friday In Che assembly,
 The boys Of both classes arc also preparing readings We hope to makc our share Of Che program a great success
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
OUR ORCHESTRA

At Che last p-T A. meeting Ii was decided. after a eroat deal of debate hat Che school should have am orchestra The school-bolrd said nat orchestra practice would hc taken up os a regular course and some credit would be given for it so it was decided to engage am Ius,ruc- tor Mr. Sumpf was chosen because he Is Che best man ou Che Chmne. for thH work.
 We had our drat meeting ou Oe- tobcr n. Mr. sumpl found chat he had about thirty people In tho or ehcIt Uo said chat we would have che lrst three piece. m Aschu's uo.unors Orchestra Book and chose tuo p.unIsts for our lrt puo- uco ou Thuriay
 We have uue vIo'.ns n mandolin u guitar and drums I'm Che orchestra 70 far Mr. sumpi hopes lo have a .rcltOr variety ol instruments ia.er 0u. a. some %. Che pupils who play Io uo. fnd Hmc to nke orchestra work uD just uow We hope chat aI meetings 0f Che orchestra win bc ss enthusiastic aa Che 1ut mooUue
 Martha Soy.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
ALASKA DAY

hia... u.r us. observed by a.. tE. n..s o. AIa..a .n rommouor- alton o. .h. purchase or A.a,s from Eu.u by Che United sta.es rdeFc N... many people who af tua rm. oI tHe transaction u.l uot lea.. t1 I.Houn.. IT. HaI Hme hes proven One r..u. and n. worth o. A.a.sa.
 rI. Territory oI Alaska h.s rll for ..-..r 0..r and over .-.H from her wonderful mu0-a. resources. her ...... n. H.r lumber No- uh.-. |. ... wort. cam .te tourist. UuI mu. nH....u. scenery chan m t.. ".a her e.aa. mourn .au. H.- magnificent forests. hr
 m..... ea..en and Der D.r...,
 nr... Na.an Is One land ot opp n..urtr n. land oI prosperity. m. Ian. aI adventure. tae land o.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
NORTHERN LIGHTS

Selma and Martha looking through n. nar. of book aud hu.y talk nr N Neer. "s..ma take your 0.t
 Selma Hu Martha and , are looking for man.
 pe.- -at yeu.pa...c. Wen .ay u slowly tas time n chat cruy- ono vu catch It but he sure and make |. quick and mappy
 Mr. Nuhcu Gut explains am algebra problem one way and chen. turning around coHrad.cH him. .c.r
 Martin uuIIonly bursting ouu- 'Hov do you ee, chat waye
 Small boy at dinner having corn ou One cob for Che drs- time 'GIvc me some corn on thc toe'
 Dueby lu .mbiy. winding .IocN N-"I feed It and give T, @ drink every morning and aul it .on."
 Mamie Odwue stan moetngl
 .Wc ought Co have 8 meeting Of Che students body
 Leslie trying Co do algebra prob- I.ms at beard. Tom solt up to help him aud rubs out some fuuny-shapcd euueue signs on Che board. Mr. Mitchell -"You didn't like Che shape. did youe'
 Cluord giving a speech for good English before the cIass. started ou, vHb. "Ouea bunch of kids and mo and then hc took his seat
 Se'm. roadIng her book rcporD
 "Uc was k.ud-holrlcd old man. although he was am iuf1y.olnt
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
SURPRISE PARTY

One evening a week 1r so ago a number Of Miss Thompsors irieuda surprised her at her residence on Che hilltop Mics Thompson had been quite determined Go go Co 9 picture shov bu, Miss Fa'rmon. by exercising au ucr powers of per- ucslon finally persuaded her Co rec main at home Hor submission was rewarded vhm her friends appear. cd, half of chem at ,ho front door and holf at tho back door, with Che joyful cry Of "Surpr.so' Surprise, The evening was spent I'm playing cards and dancing
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
SOPHOMORE GLASS

Tho Sophomore class has elected a president vicc-prcs.dont secretary and treasurer They have chosen their clees roloa but are not ready t0 reveal them as yet
 The boys oi the Sophomore clacs have completed play'ot Tho boys wUI not tell anyone what it Is about but Miss Reeve s1ys it is @ worry good one Tho boys win start rchcaune next week. Their inc
 ru.,or win be Misc Reeve
 Tho Grf week of November Is to he Good English week. SO oach class has been asEcI tl mako posters The Sophomore class took ]. upon them selves to make as many as thoy could Tho claH win be represented in Che Good English program
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
GIRLS BASKET BALL

Tho High School girls have shown rrcct enthusiasm in turning out fof basketball They orc going Go prac uce twice @ week from now on. m. der Che supervision Of Mrs. Abbott There is great competition as Go who shall make Che 1ut team This great question win be decided ucX, wcok Then negotiations with Ju- ueau WIl bc entered into and a schedule of games arranged. We cN- noct great rivalry u Che contest for Che championship. as both team. hoyo good material
 Selma Aaito.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
sTARBEAMs

TO road. to thInk. to study to an- l.yze. to know. is really to livo to bc actually content Co be happy.
 Good books win always be found i'm thc hear. of chat home where in- .elloc.uility and culture prcdomin- atc.
 "I win study and prepare myself end ,bon some day my chance will come "-A Lincoln
 "I would rather be % bcggar and live iu a garrett said Carlyle. "than Go boa king who did not love books
 Knowledge. In truth is the great sun n thc Armament Liic and power arc scattered with an its beams
 "seItconfdonco ia Ono first roQui- r.te Go great undertakings Self culture bogcts solt-conddencc. -- Johnson.
 "To be great. Co bo wise; content of .p.rit must from science flow for ta godlike attribute to know '- pr.or-solomon.
 "Au hour every day withdrawn from frivolous pursuits would. if properly employed. enable a person of ordinary capacity Co go far to- ward mastering @ science. '-samucl smlos
 "KuowIcdfc of itself Is riches. o. SaadI
 "A wise man is strong yea, a man of knowledge ircrcaseth strength. old Testament
 Books which you loyc should be rc-.old again and again.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
ARMENIAN RELIEF

On October s. Mr. Gurr addressed hc pupils ol tho Douglas school on .hc subject of Armenian Relief Tho purpose ol tho -looch was Go see ii hc pupils and teachers would not help .u Che lrir. The teachers w.i- unrly agreed .o support one orphan for year, and thc pupils pledged themeelyos Go support another orph- au. Mr. Guu'a speech was well dc- Hyorad and pleased Che pupils.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-05
FRESHMAN GLASS NOTES

Thee last sis weeks Che Trchies Hte be.u having quite am exciting Hm. at s.loo. Ol course. the studies arc waa, occupy lhoIr minds most D. .hc lmo
 In English ! ho class have just
 Finished reading "lvauaoe' and are now ukur mp grammar Miss Reeve Is uo. afraid to admit that she does not like grammar hut she doesn't .eed .o worry as Che Frch.cs really Io lItc iU They have started Go Hto book reports and so lar .com .o ba interested n thom.
 General soIweo proves moro inc ...utnr crory day. Tho Science .aa Ute .he experiments best of I They have advanced quite far I'm Che text alroaIy
 In Domestic Science Che girls have majc caEcs and such uwccts as ape noaI to everyone. Those who have ns.ll tlom say that ,hoy arc good. in sewing t1oy arc to make certain things Co wcar an by hand
 Ancient History Is what Che girls m Che Freshman class likc lt is too bad tho boys don't take to it as .t s most interesting The boys. however like manual training and thcyu stick to that
 Before long tho Freshman class win show Che rest of Che High School wha. poppy boys and girls they arc They have come plans lloo, which thoy are keeping a dark secret until the lime comes Go dis- close flcm