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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
Washington Tea.

This evening in the social rooms 81
the Y. W. {. \. the Wheeling lilSR
school club will enjoy delightfully."-
planned George Washington tea party
The merry girls will assemble early n
the evening and following several pleas
ant hours. will be served tea. Appoint
ments will be appropriate TO the ocri'
Sinn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
Erco,nnnD wAa1 CUT.

Philadelphia. FEB. IA general
duction Of 1898 per cent In wages pas
in the building trades OF tni sss S, To-
dav TO the Philadelphia Chamber @rs
Commerce conference on building con-
struction conditions in this vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18

Tho third OF a series Of r"citaiS h"inS
given BY the pupils OF III" Lima H"nniG-
sherman school Of Expression VIII DC
hold this evening IN tho auditorium Of
'.r., y. W. g. A. beginning at go O.
,'nrS. The program ~ mad" up "s inter
ing readings, musical readings. daacc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
"onr Now Citizenship"

This afternoon ut @:20 o'clock 81 tn"
\. O. /. W. hall on rhaplnc street IN"
members Of tho Woman'S club Will hear
a most Interesting and timely address
Our New Citizenship" delivered by Mrs
James E. Meredith. OF Fairmont. on" OF
the most prominent puolic speakers III
the state Mrs. Meredith comes her" To-
day through the efforts Of Mrs. H"nr'"i'
IA Romine chairman Of the day, of t.Ie
Civic department OF the Woman's clno'
Every club woman in the city Is In
vited and urged to Be present to hear
the message to be given by Mrs. Mere
dith. which Is especially interesting
at this particular time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
JnYenila RirthdaY Party.

Miss Mary Hope Miller, charming ~
tie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jane"
Miller of the National road. at WOODS
dale. entertained 4 group Of Ntt'r
friends last evening ut her home ttc
occasion celebrating the third birthday
anniversary OF the hostess. The JuN'H
Hes enjoyed merry games from I until
Q o'clock and at the latter hour dainty
refreshments were served with ciCv@7
appointments being featured 70 delight
the hearts OF the tiny guests.
Those who enjoyed the party were:
Misses
Mary Jane Nichols DOROTHY Nichols
Helen Thornton Sarah Nichols
Claire Louise Linton Mary Joe Marlin
Vida Nay Nichols Marie Clair Hammer
Madelyn Ambrose Mary Hope Miller
Pa.Nne Nichols DIR
Masters
J. r. Thornton. Jr. James Miller, Jr.
Junior Meeting
The Junior Class OF West Virginia
University held IL meeting 1t Commence
mcnt Hail last night 10 discuss the
Prom, and the Monticoia for this year.
Harlan Selhy, Junior president mao
charge Ct the meeting. and appointed
Rail. chairman Thea NickrrS. Mary
Guihcr. Clifford Colts Harold !. ka!t"n-
bach. April - Is tn" dat" for In" From
-Morgantown New Dominion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
Rowling PARTY,

The Junior business Girls OF the Y.
W. C. A. entertained their boy friends
with a merry bowling party last night
at the Y. w. c. 4. The girls and boys
enjoyed this unusual form Of diversion
for several pleasant hours and friendly
rivalry marked the games: Miss Anna
Cowan and Knox Alenander won the
first game and Miss Betty Schleocher
and Everett Brinkham were the v'ctorS
In the second. following the games
coffee and sandwiches were served in
the social room AZ the y. W. MISS
Catherine Scott. secretary OF the bust
ness girls department. chaperoheu the
following congenial gathering:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
ELM GROVE

Greater WhcclinE's Greatest Wall
Paper Opening tomorrow at II. {. Dan
GER Inc. \ million rolls OF wallpaper
on display. 10 4. N. to 10 p. III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
srv11n STORY N .mx1so1A.

and much alarm Is felt CONCERNING
nossibl. outcome Of his Illness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18

Copies OF the foregoing invitation Will
b. received today by large number OF
me younger set of this vicinity who Will
look forward TO the Dixie dance as one
or the very enjoyable affairs ARRANGED
for the patriotic holiday. The music
promises 10 be exceptionally good ana
:, humber OF people will be pleased 10
take advantage ct this opportunity 70
hear orc of the finest orchestras OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18

Former Rector CT St. Matthews Epta-
copal Church Reported To BE Crit
icaliy Ill.
Members and friends Of 81. Matthew :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
Junior Meeting
Wintera-PRet.old.

The MARRIAGE ~ Miss Ei!dr la"tEoi'
and Mr. Frank Winters viii bG uu.cti!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
Dixie Club Dance.

You are invited TO attend the
Washtngton's birthday dance
TO DO given BY the Dixie CLUB
AZ Convention Hall, Auditorium building
Wheeling. w. Va.
Wednesday, evening. Feb. twenty-thtrd
Nineteen hundred and twcnty-one
YcrHe's Novelty Orchestra
OF New York CITY.
This orchestra recorded Tor eien.
different photograph companies ani
played at New York auto show Ritz-
ca -lton hotel and the Bozart in Allan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-01

How would you like 90 walk on
your kneeH on account OF fh"umh-
ttamT George liiRkcmore. i02 NV.
erdale ave, calgary Alta. ttomo OF
Wonder Health RcHtorerl. writes
Pour years ago / was unable 60
sit down. and was IN misery with
auffering | used To so on my knees
from room 60 room. The doctor
operated on my hip. viz, cordariEinf
me and I lay In bed IN ono position
Tor ten weeks with 20 lbH. attached
to my foot tried electric treat
ment and mhHanring ana wore
surgical bolt, but ~ was only tom
parary relief 4 called Ia another
doctor. who hlisirrod me from hip
20 ankle. ana after all this suffer-
ing | may here state none ~ those
ever Eut 60 tho vital spot like your
wonderful medicine has done after
taking u FOR four months u has
done wonders Tor mo and VIII Tor
others " they viii only EiNe u n
fair trial"
Nurse McKlnnon ~ Seattle. who
IL now holding a position ~ Iur
iingtpn Hospital Darlington. wash.
was 90 run down and nervous from
nursing flu that The least excite
ment caused a catRlrptic condition
and She could not sleep. She states
~ ndrr orders from my doctor I
took three months reHt but found
no Improvement Htiii suffered
from Insomnia. never getting fuiI
nights rect also paipitation - the
heart Finally n friend - utnr per
auaded me 60 try WONDER
HEALTH HEHTOnEiL aithouEh.saa
rule. ] had no faith IN patent med
lelneH After only frW days treat
msnt I felt decided impfnt etnent
was sleeping better. and after two
weeks had gained five pounds !
now feel like new woman
Ask Mrs Davis ar Mr Ftrkrrii.
phone Mvnt it1s.M. address 2kat
Nanct 81 What they think ~
WONDER HEALTH UEETnHEH
Aiau. Mfs Raymond. belmont
AptH. Tel East 1856. whose health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-01

THE new
CHEASTY STORE
Now Launches Vigorous Campaign
to Exceed the Selling Records of the
Old Store Last Spring
With our beautiful new home filled with practically all
fresh spring merchandise marked present low prevail
ing prices should easy tasespecially if
buyers keep mind the well established fact that goods
allowed in this unless they the usual high
quality Cheasty Standard standard that has made the
Cheasty famous from Coast Coast Our present
mendously large should big incentive to
shoppers.
WIT Kuppenheimer Spring Suits at
We s45, $50 and SIS.
FEATURE sG ;sd saS ;S Spring Top Coats at
Make plan watch daily advertisements and window
displays special
These Special Values Deserve Your
Prompt Attention
S23 90 young mems suits worth on
the spring market $50, s35 and $40.
S33 90 for choice of 1o4 mems
spring topcoats Suits sold the fall prices
worth the spring market $40 5 Topcoas
spring market Si5 $50 and $55
to
$3.50, offered 1.S5 offered at $315
100 Crofu and and
~ '"' '"''S ''''' "o'oV $500 values offered
tripdPaja
~o'0" Borsalnos =
andi
Dun 4oc $500 Bsalnos
Regular - -
.p.~,.,, ns .,,.., c $3.50
$500 wool and cotton
oferd
Suits.
=, :::: :.::. :::;: h<a<fy$
thnu~R
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-01

SAN FRANCISCO my maiD--
Just one hour after Mr.. and Mrs.
Bcrt Morgan registered at a fash
lonablc San Francisco hotel on the
first lap OF their honeymoon trip.
police arrived with trieEraphic
warrants charging Morgan with OBJ
taininE thousands OF dollars worth
OF goods In Baltimore on false pre-
lenses. iio was taken 10 Jail and
his is.yearold bride insisted on
going along He had secured jewels.
fura and other articles. u developed.
to provide hts bride with honey,
moon luxurics Tho broken hearted
at the tragic turn their romance
had taken. Mr. Morgan declared
she would stick 10 her husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-01

LONDON, April LOFT Man 6
feet inches tail. DISAPPEARED In
London on his honeymoon. Went to
get shave and never returned
Scotland yard detectives think he
experienced sudden iona Of memory
n you see him. notify his wife. Mrs.
Robert W. Ellington. London. Hes
partly bald. Age 90 Formerly had
a. ranch IN California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-01
Step Ladders
SPECIAL. e1.OS

. ~ high. made Of light
weight wood, but very strong.
just the riFht height for use
around the house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-01
Montana Fashions
in Death Change

BILLINGS. Mont. April THE
name Of Boot Inn cemetery has been
changed Co CoulHon cemetery. The
first man buried there died with his
boots on. Hence the former name.
People don't die that way Any more
Hence the change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-01

VANCOUVER. wash. April Il
Floyd McIrwin has hen that lay"
two eggs nt n time. sometimes she
lays one egE with two yollss Mclr
win says he knows that the egEH are
not laid by two hens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-01
Stamp Collectors
Get New Varieties

AMSTERDAM. Holland. April L.
More than 1000 new kinds 81 post
agc stamps have been issued by Eu.
ropean countries in the last two
years
Poland holds the record. with 400
new stamps Even p'Annunxio
helped add gray hairs 20 stamp col.
lcctors' heads Ile issued 20 differ.
emit stamps while he rcigncd az
Fiumc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-01
Go to Church to
Cast Their Votes

BOSTON. April More than a
score Of Boston churches viii be
uFed ms polling places In the next
election. The city used eight
churches for that purpose In the last
election. and the addition of pre-.
eincts due 10 woman suffrage necon.
states the use Of others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-01
CRAWLED ON HIS KNEES
Harris Wonder Health Restorer Put Him on
His Feet Again.

was restored by taking treatment
Of WONDER HEALTH NEHTps Ett.
No person who IL suffering from
disease or who has friend who lH
suffering can afford 20 overlook
the wonderful work Of WONDER
HEALTH nTATONt.ita-itH record 81
restoring thousands 20 health.
No known remedy equals WON
DER HEALTH hEhToltEt ~ Tho
treatment OF rheumatism, bctatleh
and t.umhaEo; Asthma. catnfthi In
digestion and all forms OF stomach
troubles, kidne}s and bladder coin
r.Hfnts. Nervous diHrhHrnt lilood ais.
orders as evidenced In Eczema and
other skin diseases. Hoiln. PILES and
WoSnEn HEALTH nEsToRER
IL true Nature Remedy " con
tains nothing but the juices of rare
herhH There tH not a trace % alec"
hot or any narcotic drug IN " II u
prepared arcuviinE 60 tho formula
IN a great scotch hcrbatlSt and rep
reucnts HIS iifewofk Tor suffering
4 sir weeks treatment ~ wonder
Health Restorer sells for 300 ny
mail. ih1i
IN you would like further inforua-
ton. or would care 20 have repre-
sentative call on YOU. phone ihe dir-
trlbutor We deliver anywhere IN
tho city. and mail orders receive
prompt attention, ..
Sold IN Seattle by SWIFT bHts
sJoHIs.
ON sUsuANrpr- rusrsn-
tee that Wonder Wealth Hesioter
viii DO its work when taken for a
sufficient period and under proper
conditions n " fails. you set your
money back
~ your arurEir ~sp-et supply you.
frl~phopr ~ write Ia
.. RANKIN. Disfrihat.r.
1872. tGrd Ave-. -. seattle. wash.
phsa~ Vast g.ss
= p-ff YOU arc looking for ~
alcoholic tlrk. DON'T buy wonder
Health nrstnrer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-01

S23 90 for choice of 60 and
the $780, S35 and $40.
S33 90 for choice of 104 mems young "a
spring topcoats prices to
worth
- spring market $ $50 and $55
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-01

= R=ff sou arc looking for ~
alcoholic tlrk. DON'T buy wonder
Health nrstorer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-01
Cashouse Fumes
Stop Influenza

BUTTE. April Children line up
at the gashouse here every day.
Fumes inhaled from shavingS cure
whooping cough. DIR. j. II. Phillips
discovered. Not an employee OF the
Eashouse was stricken during the In
flurnra epidcfnics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-01
Do You Know a Baby Sick
With Constipation
Tell the mother to give half q teaspoon
tsl Of DR.. Caldwelfs
Syrup Pepsin.

Svfup tePsth+
MO thoughtful mother with children
IN in the house willri being without
q good, reliable laxative. II will save
many 4 serious illness. many a
doctors visit.
When the baby cries and Is fretful,
when the boy has no appetite and won't
play. when the girl Is listless andfever-
ish, when there are complaints OF
headaches and colds. the mother can
suspect constipation. Give DIR. Cald-
wells Syrup pepsin In the small dose
prescribed on the bottle, when you put
the child to bed. and with morning the
ailment viii have disappeared
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Is q
popular compound OF Egyptian Sienna
and other simple laxative herbs with
pepsin and pleasant-tssting aromatics. II
acts gently and mildly, and children
take Il without objection. A sixty-ccnt
bottle Is enough to last an average fam
ily many months. The ingredients are
endorsed in the ". S. Pharmscopoeis.
and.isst year American mothers bought
over eight million bottles OF DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin from druggists. II
Is the largest selling liquid laxative in
the world. and few cautious families arc
ever without il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-01

Open Evcnings-R 4 II. Dentists.
Sd and Union. Opposite Postoffscc -
Advertisement.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09
IS LOVE BLIND?
ev DR. FRANK CRANE scopyright. ls2i. by Prank Crane,

Love has been called blind That is because it will not and can not faults
 So men have despsed love and boasted of intellect, which. they say, can discern the truth better.
 And herein men simply display their ignorance and show that they do not know what truth is nor what knowing is.
 was never yet perceived by any brain. Mind see dead truths, such that two and two make four, that here Is book and there is man, and all such things that have to do merely with material and inan mate propositions but truths that grow in the human spirit only visible to the eye of love
 Whoever loves, sees; and whoever sees sees only things lovely For the soul of human being is tialy beautiful, and only the love ray reveal it.
 This is proved by the fact that wherever you find love in its purest and ntensest form you find always that it has this glorifyng effect In these instances you will find love at its best
 First, in the love of mother for her young child. This affection cannot evil The mother kisses the crippled feet yearns the weak will, and sees be- meath all naughtness to substratum of charm that is invisible to you and me.
 Second, in the first love of man and maid. Here Puck has squeezed upon their eyes the juice of that same flower he used to make the fairy queen love the clown with an ass's head. No matter how gross or common to our unit eyes the girl may be, her lover thinks her angel. So this love- when raised to its spiritual potency is the most wonderful of all dis coveries To the infatuated lover she has no faults they are but eccenrices of divinity no one but him understands. He would not change her in any least way lest she should to be she and so be less miracle. This is not folly, nor blindness 1t IS insight For any one of us precisely beautiful and glorious and majestic if any could be found who would love | us enough to detect it.
 | For while at least it is given to us, in the passion of youth to another soul as angels see souls iner never vet was love enough in this world God send more And to any lover we may speak those words of Wordsworth:
 That, % Ss afssf. ana .i,sat n forever by
 Love is not blind Love is the only thing that sees
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09

We would then have this unbelievable situation that of $500 signers of petition setting aside egis lative and decreeng that the people should not be heard regarding it.
 Proof of the nsincerity of the referendumsts at almost every phase In the first place they declare that they only trying the expense of special election which they place s75ooo That expense, have shown. would amount to 10 for every $1ooo is that the mines which behind this referendum movement, would have to pay about three-ffths of it, S4s.ooo. The mines, of course. concerned the small saving. They after bigger game. They do not want the people so enlarge the powers of themselves and the legislature as they would be enlarged by house bill sa.
 The mouthpieces of the mines also tell us that they opposed to the purposes of house bill s3, the aiding of reclamation. They in favor of aid ing reclamation, creating larger agricultural area, increasing taxable wealth all that, but they do not like the method proposed.
 Bless their souls, house bill ss proposes method at all. It only makes the adoption of method possible. That method is proposed Bill 13s. If objectors sincere why did they not invoke the referendum against this bill? They could have done that easily. It sbject to the referendum while house bill ss probably was not.
 supposing that in the peculiar circumstances att tending this proposed legislation. 1ss beyond the referendum, there is always the opportunity to amend. That could be done year by initiated measure Bad the opponents say 1ss is. much harm could be done under it before it could be rescnded.
 The fact is this referendum desperate att by the corporations hold the people in check.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09
ABOUT THE STATE

Chain mine has reached a depth of 3s feet and is encountering rich quartz stringers- It is expected that the vein will be entered and the shaft be in solid ore at a depth of SO feet The stringers are now morning free gold and indications are that a great vein of rich ore will be broken into within the 100 feet depth. The forms for the concrete bases for the hoisr are being made and the head frame is being erected at the shaft. The compressor will be in commission next week and the work of sinking will be done with the jackhamnicrs shortly. ft is expected that with the new machinery in use the shaft will have reached the 100 level and cross cuts win be carried through the bie vein before the end Of the month"; Miner.
 Boosting Apache Trail
 CLIFTO<--E. q. McCiary. assist ant secretary of the Grant county New Mexico. chamber of commerce. with headquarters in Silver City. ar rived in Clifton on Sunday last. ac- companled by Mrs. Mcclary. The assistant secretary of this live com merciai organization in our adjoln- ing county Is making a special triT by auto from Silver City. N M-. se San Diego. Cal. via Clifton. the Gila valley. Apache Indian reservation Globe. Roosevelt. Phoenix and Blythe Cal. to Los Angeles. MT McClar, expects to spend six weeks in making the trip and carries with him adver- Using literature setting forth the ad vantages of the Apache trail sns Black Range routes through Arizons and New Mexico for the benefit o transcontinentai tourists - Coppel Era.
 Train Schedule Cut
 DOUGLAS-Hereaf there win b, tri-weekly service on the Nacozar railroad. the trains leaving Agui Prfeta on Mondays. Wednesdays ans 1 Fridays at 12.40 o'clock. Formeri, there was a daily service at 2: Il ' o'clock.-Tnternatio
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09


 To Editor of The Republican:
 A state irrigation district Ia not a private irrigation project State irrt- gation districts are governed by numerous state and federal laws which cause them to be similar to school districts
 The Paradise-Nerde state irriSa : ton district has the same sort Of government provisions within itself as the city of Phoenix. since they are both municipal corporations
 Bin So is almost as important and necessary to Arizona as statehood Because Of the broad minded vision of Theodore Roosevelt. which can admire even if | am a Democrat. the Roosevelt dam was accidentally built. But otherwise. government reclamation funds have lef our mill ions of acres of desert land high and dry. while SIS. .0OO. 900 battle ships are being constructed pientifully. These millions Of acres. a few thousand d; a time can best be taken care Of with state aid. Docs anyone fear that the Roosevelt dsm will be paid fore The Paradise Verde Is yet a better proposition. Ii is SO good that until now advertising has not been necessnrv. And it can and win he built without state aid. if such a step is required
 I spent fs months residing on a home stead in the Paradise Verde state Irrigation district. and know how 10 sympafhizc with many other dry land h..ifcrs.
 The county farm agent nearly taiha.' himself sick trying 70 prevent
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09
AN INTERVIEW WITH A CON
 TENTED COW

C-NrlIk from contented co~s-- Slogan of a Chicago milk corpora tion-)
 ~You win pardon the Intrusion but are you a Confented Cow" we asked of black and white bovine that seemed unusually SO.
 The COW regarded us with bored look. swished It's tall iazily and asked to have the question repeated
 Are you a Contented Cow VIC repeated
 .-who says I am-- demanded the animal. raising it's left hind foot and scratching Itself just behind the nfth rih.
 s-Tis the statement Of a large con den~>d milk house. We informed H. ~Iarxe posters adorn the hiiiboards. the maea zines. and the subway trains. boosting of your contentment o1t in the country where the grass t< green runs the advertisement m rolling pastures. sleek dairy herds produce the food-rich milk VIC sell. Evaporated to the thickness Of cream this milk f~ sealed in alright con tainers and stersiixed 10 Insure its safety
 sT suppose returned the COW. ~ls would he base ingrafitude not 10 claim contentment in view Of an that advertising" But are your VIC pressed
 ~Yc- and mo-" replied the bovine
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09
THE ONCE OVER
By Fl. '. PHILLIPS

-Of course the assurance that my milk viii be evapor.ted 10 the thick ness Of cream and put in struEhf cans is very satisfyirg. and removes a burden from my mind which dis tracts ieks fortunate co<e ~ho give their milk wirhout Knowing whether if is to be sealed in airtixht tins or delivered In open buckets-
 Then you are contentedE
 ~Not wholly" explained the GOV Perhaps I am as contcnted ss . COW can expect 10 be-
 sT; has struck me- we observed. that all cows have a strangely con tented look. Never have we seen . COW that looked otherwise. in fact we have never heard of . COW ap- bearing dissatisfied Cows seem sh- solufeiy immune from the wave Of unrest sweeping over the land We have yet to hear of . radical cow
 -Oh. there are Red COWS among us.~ the Hoixtcin put in-
 "fn the Boishesistic senseT we asked
 ~No buli.- exclaimed the COW. The daylight saving has nearly caused q COW uprising. You can't kid COW about early risInw by monkeyinx rtth the hsnds of a clock We're putting in a ten to twelve hour day and we know it.
 But are you q confented co~- we asked again. seeking 10 end the inter view
 T would be f ft were not for these pesky fiics.- snapped the bovine