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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
HAWAIIAN COUPLE
 VISIT BIG CITY

Honolulu, T. H., Octl z1-From their home on the small island of Niihau, of the Hawaiian group 25O miles west of Oahu, Uiliui Kawaha- lau and his bride, came to Honolulu on their honeymoon and had their first taste of twentieth century life. saw their first automobile and street car, gasped with amazement at the movies, marvelled at the electric lights, and never ceased wondering at the metropolitan buildings of Hon. oluIu.
 They explained that they had never before been off their native island of Niihau, one of the less important and less known of the 'archipelago. They said that primitive conditions ruled mainly on this island, that the inhab- itants still lived for the most part in thatch-huts, obtained their simple existence in the primitive fashion of their ancestors by catching a few fish and raising some crops, principally taro from the roots of which poi" the ancient food of Hawaii is made
 Nfihau Is the last remaining strong hold of the ancient Hawaiian customs and mode of life. The influence of the Caucasian has permeated all other districts of the territory. The island is owned by the Gay and Robinson es- of the island may visit the place with out permission of the estate The 1sl- and is used as a sheep grazing pre- serve. There also is larger peacock that are turned into the gorgeous leis of Hawaiian wreaths of greeting and farewell
 The honeymoon couple were guests of honor at a luncheon of the Ha- xvaiian Civic club several days after their arrival The novelty of twen- fieth century existence disappeared soon after this and they began mak- inc eager inQuirieS as to when the hoat left Honolulu for Niihau. They returned on the next boat, probably to tell their neighbors tales that to them sounded wilder far than the ac-
 A..Ar nf Rarnn MunchanSen.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
Center aisle, front
Silk stockings of good looks 95c.

Pure silk of deep black ol handsome oordovan.
 Lisle garter top and lisle sole& mock seam fashion 95c Lisle full-fashioned stock ings with high spliced heel, black gray and cordovan-
 75c School stockings for children, ribbed cotton, sizes 6 to 91a- Mercerised 1isle stockings for children, durable and nice weight, black white tan and cordovan-5Oc aand 59c.
 Heavy black cotton ribbed stockings for boys-25c to 59c. Three-quarter socks for chil- dren, attractive English rib, mercerised,-59c
 Left aisle. rear. ,.:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
Two special warm rich auto robes.

At S6-Plaid robes in good attractive colors, plaid on each side. Measure 5S by 7S inches, are wondrous warm.
 At $1O-Heavy reversible robes, plaid on one side and either blue green or brown on the other. Thick soft; special weight and warmth; measure 65 by 80 inches.
 Third floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
Mans good warm union suit $1.75.

Thick smooth suit that's partly wool. mostly soft com fortable cotton. Attractive gray shade. Excellent in fit. Durable. S1.75
 NEW CLEVER SHIRTS from Yorke folks are in tiny checks tend equally-tiny figures, the figures made up of little dots. A welcome change from stripes. Nice fabric, regular Yorke comfort and good finish
 g
 HANDSOME TIES, fourth hand style of splendid firm and beautiful silk. Impressive dark colors with just 8 touch of con- trast. Appeal to men who seek distinction and richness S1.75
 Right aisle. front
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
AND
 BRIDE ARRIVE

New York. Oct. 21-Eliphtherios yenizelos, former premier of Greece. arrived today on the A2Gltanla TOT a I,nnevmoon tour of the United States with his young bride, who was Miss Helena Schiliwzi, daughter of a Greek business man, and a close friend Of 1rfnceSs Anastasia of Greece
 T.he ex-premier comes in purely ,,rivate capacity. A delegation of GSreek admirers planned to be or hand to give him an informal wei
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
PRINTERS HAVE
 SECOND MEETING

The second outdoor rally conducted by organized labor under auspices of Bridgeport Typographical union will take place at the city's Plaza, foot of Wall street, this evening at 8 o'clock. Tonight's mass meeting is the last of series of open-air demon strations of the week being conducted by the local printers assisted by members of different craft unions in the city. The rally will be preceded by a short parade through the city s center and will be followed by a clear description of labor conditions as now exist, both throughout the country at large and locally.
 At tonight's demonstration able speakers of national and local prom thence will talk on existing conditions now confronting the worker and the method of remedying the same. The mass meeting and parade of Wednes- day evening, conducted on the same program was attended by a large gathering of people from all walks of life in the city and was a well con- ducted affair Words of praise have been given to the local printers by many for the orderly way they con- duct their affairs. Tonight's gathering gives promise of being attended by large crowds
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
The Weather-Fair today and Sat- urday.
Kah1er shoes for Women's comfort.


 Ease of walking, comfort in standing, freedom from strain and from falling archesl
 Kahler shoes assure these to women.
 And they are attractive sty- fish pleasing shoes in outline; well made, durable. Black kid shoes with low or military heel-$12.
 Brown kid shoes with mili- tary heel-$12.5O.
 Oxfords of brown or black kid,-$1i.
 Main floor, rear.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
More lovely coats at $39.5O

Coats in the attractive belted and straight models.
 Of fine crystal cord and bolivia and velour. Beautiful tones of brown and tan and blue. With rich collars of raccoon and nutria and opos- sum and mole.
 Striknglyhandsome Things of figured silk in glow ing colors. ~ Some of them dignified by artistic braiding ahd broidery.
 In dollars and style and every quality, G2Q 50 worth far more than their price of
 floor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
Good colors in chamoisette gloves.

Shades are clear and attractive and Sonable:-beaver and grayS and browns and mastfc. Have life, have smoothness. Fabric itself has "feeP' of suede or of velvet.
 Nice and warm. Nice in fit. Du- rable. Pretty.
 Strap-wrist style at S5c 2-clasp model at 66c.
 Center aisle, rear
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
Newest of new fshcale bags,

Mesha bags of uniquely graceful new shape and striking beauty Top is either round or octagon. From it falls the bag in pouch shape, finished at bottom by tassel. Mesh is a fine fish scale pattern how it glitters and sparkles!
 Silver or green gold finish-very beautiful S3 to S20
 Left aisle, front.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
Where can I buy a shawl |?

Right, here; if you please. Attractive shawls in black gray and bI own; plain hues or mixtures and of wool of good weight and nice finish S1.50 $3 and $5. Special fine black shawls-S9.
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
Good bright plaid hair ribbons 59c.

Solid plaids and open plaids, plaids with pretty line over-markings. . Those youthful bright attra active coIors and combinations.
 Some dark, some light; all pretty. Ribbon of excellent firm quality. E inches wide-of extra value at
 59o
 Center aisle, front
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
Glassware of beauty
 and of utility.

Glasbak glassware, very attractive and dur able sets and single dishes 45c Glasbok casseroles, round oval $l
 Grape juice sets light and fine $175 Sherbet glasses, fine degree 19c
 Water sets, grape pattern $135 Vases 25c Sugar and cream sets 35c Candy jars 39c .. Colonial S-inch bowls l9c Mixing bowl Sets 65c Plain blown glass tl1mblers-dozen roc Small tumblers-dozen 75c Ginger-ale classes, hollow stem-dozen $1.e5 Bell timblers,-dozen $1.5o Etched mineral water gasses-dozen $1.5o Iced-tea slippers each Dc and 1Oc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
DUTCH DELEGATION SAILS TUESDAY

The Hague, Oct. 21-The Dutch delegation to the Washington confer ence will sail from Rotterdam Tues day, it was announced today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
Cleaners of special efficiency.

Triangle oil mops, heavy,-75c. Dustlesa floor brushes-95c. Yacht fnops-45c. Wool wall dusters-S5o. Large ehamois-75c. Kitchen brooms-S9c. "Parlor" brooms-75c. Whisk brooms-29c. Handled dust brushes-35c. Tampico sink brushes-7c. Scrub brushes-5c. Hair floor brooms-$1.65. Dust cloths-15c. Wool shoe polishers-10c. Howard dustless dusters-19c. Children's toy brooms-16e,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21

Earthquake shocks of pronounced character were recorded at George town University siesmograph. Cenare of disturbance 4,400 miles from Washington.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21

Senator Sterling. while presiding in place of Vice President Coolidge in the Senate, became i'll and had to be assisted out of the chamber.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
White fixtures for bathroom.

Permanent finish - and how appealing in their spot less purity !
 Towel bars in lengths from IS to 30 inches.
 Tumbler holders and toilet-paper holders.
 Soap dishes to be placed on wall or slab, on tub or faucet 25c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21

seadng raadsto affected red November
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
Newest Combination is felt and velvet.

Latest millinery beauties offered women: - these hats of felt and velvet used in combination. Some of cute hood shape, with felt and plain shirred velvet facing
 To mpart added smartness feather trimmings on some. Beaver facngs, fuzzy and delightful bring their bit of contrast
 Glorious Autumn colors: - beaver henna brown navy pheasant Black of And each of these color is used in contrast with another well as by itself Fine in effect and in value too-0e E to Gs7 = m
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21

These splendid
 nicke1ed conveniences. Bathroom fixtures, different staunch brass articles with heavy nickel coating. each ct 65c Pyrex. T-tnch oasserolea in niozel-, ed frame S2.Ss Pyrex s-fnch pie dish in ntckeled raNse- $285 Casseroles of out Pyrex in extra. heavy ntckeled frame. s inch size
 S4.96 Rome tea kettles. copper with good nickel coating Sf.S5 Pairing knives, flexible and keen
 Sc Butcher knives and s1tcers- S5c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
Household "handies" of wood and willow.

Adjustable clothes racks for the kitchen 95c Folding ironing tables $2.25 Good stroing smooth-running car- pet SweeperS- $2.So Hand vacuum sweepers- $5 Clothes-line poles 19c Round willow hampers $1.75 Waste-paper baskets soc CoIthes basket with wAshboard-
 e1.0S
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
AMERICAN COMMISSION WAS
0PPOsED TO TRIAL KAISER

ny Associated Press
fPHIf.ADELPHIA. Pa. Jan. q The
AMERICAN commission 10 negotiate
fsar- rendered a service To- the wurll
II large In standing A. n rock against
the trial Of VIM. HohenEollcrn. former
oaperor - Germany fer n lcgal u
fenre. and Holland has made the world
81 debtor by refusing to surrender IN
former kaiser 10 the commltee for an
uffcne admittedly political. IN ths
opinion q Professor James Brown
Writ Of Washington. former counsel
ior 10 the state department and tech
nicai adviser IN international law NJ
he peace oonfc: ence. who spoke h.,
fore the philadelphia Public Ledge
forum IN the peace conference tonight
Recalling the demands made upor
Holland 10 deliver the former kaiser.
be- said:
s.'fIoiland dill not want the fugitive.
but the rules Il hospitality required ~
should not BE- handel over. HOLLAND
knew that az least two 81 the principal
puwers---the United States and japan
were oppnrcd 90 the whole mlserabl'
Bnsness. II refused o. surrender the
knlscr sid he n likely 30 stay thcre.
where he n well off. especially ~ n"
country. no, even his own. seems q
want him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
Catholics Declare
British lntolerani

~ Afs",aisd Pres.
WASHINGTON. lau. England /.
-tcriUg religious Intolerance nrd sun
pressing industry in ireland in an ~
furt a. prevent sUlf determination. Mis.
louis. Bennett protestant woman oi
dublin. TODAY tia 10, commission 81
No., cummilt'" ~ IN" hundred invest
eating conditions In ireland
''..Hs 'v the lItifsh military ~
Catholic churches and en- nuns an
lHI.st- 'rH increasing Miss lounctt
.til with thu intention 81 rcvi,iug IN,
spirit 1T religious Intolerance as h"
tween Catholic and rrucsiauts. with
the view ~ preventing Irish opinion
q m uniting
IN discussing her charge II the sup
precision 81 industry. which she ~
rt.d. Involves an" question ~ IN
'r'isfacirry solution ~ internal prob
lens. tho witness described the Il,
sruc,iun # crcameri,s and other c..
operative Industries Il VAS - r-dicD
lUus foolish pUlicye she said. which
permitted M" dcsiruction II an indus
uy thu, rould scll butter chcaply T.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
RUNAWAY MILE Tl.AM
CAusE OF EXCITEMENT.

A runaway mule team created a great
deal q sxcisvment on Fourth Street
Friday sftcrnoon. The team started
10 run when the tongue vas broker
out u the wagon In the alley between
four ard Filth and Just back of the
Amariiio Bank a Trust Company. the
driver. Tom s,alnaker. was thrown g.
the ground and wss dragged Tot some
tang HE half q block. The team
ci,-rsd Fsia Street ai Fourth and the
Weon coIiided with the rear end oi
nfa RAY Ptuman'a car. glanced OF
ard hin the curb On the north side %
Fourth strce, wh,re the mules broke.
iecsr nom the wagon and continued
go dosn the street Very little damage
Was done 10 the car. The wagon was
ifehtd with a heavy iron casting and
wss considered by those who saw
He runaway the greatest II miracl :
nat more damage was not done.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
Blackburn Brothers
Install New Sign

Blackburn Iirolhcrs have demon
s,raied their ability TO make nm ad.
veriising sign a thing NJ brauiy 4
snid and black hiEn approximately frnr
feet In height and assuming TIE cn'ir"
length % the IIlackhurn Brothers stw"
on the Polk street froniag" WIS plac
ed yesterday. The sigu IL a work Of
art and IN addition to the name u The
lspuIar firm displays the trademarks
OF two ~ their great popular lines Of
incrchandisc-I:dwin Clapp shoes and
Hart schaffner and Marx clothing
The sign Is =, ariistically Designed
and wetiily executed that u ~ sets
the chilrc fron, ~ the beautiful siruc.
ture 10 advantage. II - one ~ the
finest specimens Of the williams Sirn
Poster and Advcriising cumanys
art productions and has hccn tn
basis u much complimentary comment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
STARKE WILLING TO TESTIFY
BEFORE COURT: LIBERTY GIVEN
AFTER SIGNED STATEMENT MADE

iaiions - the law. and 80 stated 10
the justice 20 the peace.
Answers 10 most q ihr questions
propoundcd were taken down In writ
ing and are matters ~ record open
tu public inspection however. not all
~ the questions asked and answers
given. were go recorded For some
reason. the officers chose to adjuige
Dr. S,arkc In contempt II court and
ordered him to iail where he Remained
until the following morning
In the meantime. application had
bccn made e. Jufsc IiisHrp a.; writ
- haleas corpus. 70 Inquire into
whether ur not h" WIS guilt" - con
tempt ~ charged Application fur n
writ VI hairas corpus was presented
To Judge Bi-hup Thursday morning
and was promptly granted. In the
meantime c,nn-d representing thu
state and counsel representing Dr
Sinrkc conferred on the matter The
statement was then made Ia the state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
Women Called Upon
To Pay Poll Taxes

Mrs q. 7. Thomas the president q
the ladies' Auxiliary II the io,,l Amer
lean Legion Post. announced last night
that she had dcCidcd to appoint a com.
sniftee from the Auxiliary to canvas
the wcmen ~ the city M IN effort L.
act them all 10 iay their poll taxes. IN
ordsr that they may be- qualified 90 vote
% The coming city election.
Mrs. Thomas declared that tho wo
n'rn Of Amarillo, particularly the mem.
bsrs q the auxiliary. have a more than
ortllnaril, keen Interest IN the coming
electicn. and she wishes every woman
20 make sur, that she II qualified 10
vcfe.
Women who wish to qualify them
selves NJ voters IN the municipal cleo
ton must pay their poll taxes by Jan
uary 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22

Apropos u ihc imprisonment ~ nv
Morgan Lee starke. u. H.. nr"oklvn,
New York. general evangelist - the
Methodist Episcopal church IN con.
temp, u court charge. now holding
revival meetings In CANYON. Tn
News n In receipt - the following
Canyon. Texas Ian q. isgi
ITO the Editor q Tho Daily News
Amarillo Texas
In the report ~ January ?ls,. ~
the contempt - cuurt preceding
against Dr 81 l.. Sarke. ! wish "a
rall yuur attention ~ certain inaccur
lcics. as published Nv YOU. Your first
cport was very fair and 7 Feel sure
hat you mean 10 j,c equally fair In the
asst one In justice however, To- DR.
siarkc. I wish 10 say tina, DR. stark,
q an times. l-foTc the court - IN
quiry was willing % testify fuzzy. ~
20 any and all matters Involving VIZ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
cAREr.Ess CHILDREN ARE
CAUSE on fIRE. CLAIM.

Careless children are said to have
csused fire yesterday morning. which
Dbl sin hundred dollars worth Of dam.
age 10 the residence and house furnish.
hrs ~ MR.. D. u. Lloyd. 7es Harrison
street.
children were playing In the part Of
TIE house IN which the fire started
jus, before the discovery Of the blaze
Before the fire department could arrive
u had gained considerable Roadway
and the south side Of the house was
damaged. The FIRE was under control
isfore u rould r,sch the north side Of
thu house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
DRY CELLS PROVE
UNSATISFACTORY

G. p. s. writes: The magnetic Of
my Ford " 10 poor that have 10 use
dry cells for - ignition and. as use
them on my stationary engine as we'll
4, takes a great many OF them and
they do not last long. Can ! use any
Of the material OF old cells 10 make
new ones1 Do dry cells have TO be
charged by q dynamo?
Answer. when n dry cell Il ex-
haus,ed. there Il nothing left that can
be utilized 10 make new ones with.
II would not pay you 10 try 10 make
cells. Dry cells do not have 10 be
charged by a dynamo. a. the zinc.
carbon and chemicals used In them
furnish the current. You better have
your Ford magnetic repaired by hav-
Ing the magnetic reeharged or re-
placed. the coils inspected. the clear
ance between magnets and coils
checked up and the contact spring
cleaned. II would also pay you IN the
end 10 get q magnetic or a generator
Cor your stationary engine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22

counsel that In ainrkr had stated
that hc hid not charged that the state
hsa had been violated. IN hls sermon
aud ihai hc had stated iiis t,,t o.
fic ~, court ~ Inquiry. that n" know
~ mo- violations ~ tho law nv
agreement between attorneys Or
stark" was taken uui Of Jail and waf
brought again laforr Tho Justice ~
NJ" I"i''. aud AGAIN made such u
statement
lie was asked IN substance. thi.
ouosiun Iu ,uu know ~ iuN viola
tious uf The Law in Randall count,
since Nuu rim" her" ou January .
lsai-' Tu mi. 10" answered 4 du not
AMI fp stated tu you ,,ttrd,, und-f
mlh Tharr we're no other uu,ttion.
.d ar' lind asked ~ this tiuo ur sub
segment thereto. and IN Siaihr va.
then promptly released
ON r'sp"u." 80 "urHiius on Wed
n''.lny r,'uing Dr stark, hld stated
in detail 90. .aU.. M4U. iu'.i 1'
lhis tim. and me- additional iufmma
tlon WIS sought "n THURSDAY. bat th'
single question and was then answer
ed hy pr siarbo IN the g'mr WAY thn
b. had answered u the daN h"f"r"
IN" matter was completed with thi
single question. and answered "'
THURSDAY morning. aud In Stark
was then roicar,d from iiil d, The on
GERS
"Ou Thursday murninr pr stark
WIS not asked IN" questions that h,
refused tu answer the dny b,fr". a.
which h. was r,mlndrd a. iiil hy Tie
iusiir" ~ the peace appeal TO IN,
court records
1Sirn'd SIMEON SHAW 81
Pastor ~ th, FIRST Mrihudisi church
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
Cox 10 Visit Washington.
Nv Associated Press

~ NfhNfNhNtN iFfNAH
WASHINGTON. Jan. - Friends
~ former Governor Cox Of ohio. demo.
cratic presidential CANDIDATE. were In.
formed to-day Tint h. would spend u
week 10 Washington on personal hu-'
iuosH arriving next Fondly, While the
visit was said to have no political aE.
nlflcnrc, It was expected he would con-
Ter with prominent democrats. Mr.
md Mrs. 'uN vii ~ guest ui ivint,,
Representative r. r. AnsbcrTy 81 ohio
while here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22

the English propi0. who now are forced
Ia pay cNurhiinnt prices"
Miss Bennett described the function.
inF "f ID" Slim F"ih government aud
declared the success with which trs
provisional Irish republic, through 49,
land courts met the crisis from cattle
driving In which peasants drove her ~
from pastures aud Hoi2cd the lands.
proved thc Irish people could Hctt'"
tii'ir UWn Internal problems mere agt
rtn.fully than outside authority.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
Nolicr!

In oidcr ih,t we may handle all Items
f., greater accuracy and work 10 tn
ut advantage ~ our Prtrons We as's
hat al church notices Ia be- printed
IN our Sundays News. be- turned In
typewriter This VIII prevent any mis-
takes which urc likely tn occur In such
tens and work tu the hest advantage
{ ~ Tho Ncw- viii appreciate your
ro operation In this matter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
Hints ler.hs MOtOriSt
ByAlbertLClough Ei ss. N o; Ss ssrSs'
Copyright. 1921. by The International Syndicate
Starting The Chilled Engine (Continued)
Be SUI, That GOOD Spark Is Being DcIir'red.

Be That 4 Good Spark Is Being Dclitcrrd
SnNESs CAN TURNED fairly high speed
1.-The caburetOr will and starting will be diu
N freeze theken undu must be used
w be kept fun charge that the starter mo
full n transmission lubricant that becomes sH
when the clutch should be released during the crankng opera
the work OF turning the counter
shaft their kened the engine turns over TOO
hard imposed motor that calls Tor
volume Of battery reduce Us voltage to very 10"
point indeed interfere with prevent ignition some cars
have for ignition for the above reason
Unless perfect condition not be turned over cat
produce spark and starting may
In the Of cold engine moisture
cylinders freeze and shoercn tue
plug points frost form within TIE distributor and prevent current
reaching the plugs In starting chilled engine Is usually safe ana
the further than under conditions
weak and most OF th'r
heating the cylinder walls, that the danger OF
back kick" Is rather slight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-22
CJub N,~t. Al Churrh.

The. Business women's club me, last
night at the First Christian church for
Ne regular monthly meeting whicn
comes on the third Friday % each
month.
Besides the TRANSACTION 81 the rcgu-
lar urier ~ business therv WIS q musi
tsl prozFRm and banquet.