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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
Thanks iron, Veterans.

To the Editor of Tho Times Dispn tch .
Sir.-Will you kindly allow Inc
space In your valuable paper. in be-
half or the veterans OF the Soldiers
Home. TO thank the Sons of Veterans
for the nice entertainment given us
few nights ago? Besides being en-
tertained by Professor Millcr's quar-
tette, we were served with ice cream,
cake md cigars. all of which we en-
joyed very much
l would also like to say that our
godmother, Mrs Esther Jones, is still
providing us with good eats that we
relish We appreciate her thought
Guinness and hope she may DC able to
keep up the good work. Mrs. Pank
hurst, Mrs. Jones assistant. Is also
we'll qualified to fill her position in
looking after the comfort OF the Ola
Vets and keeping their rooms and beds
III sanitary condition.
In this connection I would not for
get to mention our new superlntenl-
ent, w. c. Herbert, a grandson of an
old Confederate veteran. Wo find
him a nice, congcnial gentleman, easy
to approach. Already some improve
ments have been made and he
promises more later on. He saw SER
vice on the Mexican border and after
his return to Richmond volunteered
in the world war. Il. a. LACY.
Only Survivor of Company /. First
Virginia Regiment.
Richmond, Va, May 9, 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
Pressing for Disarmament

NOW that America again has ASSOCIATED
itself with the pending settlement OF
affairs in Europe. favorable opportunity
is given it to press for disarmament AS
long as this government maintained its
aloofaess f iom the affairs Of Europe and
the isoationists in this country were able
To dominate foreign policies. il was diff
cult to convince Europe that the American
people sincerely wished relief from the bur
dcns of great army and a powerful navy
At last the conviction is firmly estab-
lished in the American mind that the stag
gering load OF taxation cannot be cased
from the shoulders OF the people of this
or any other country as long as vast outs
lays are provided for armaments A few
rat holes may be plugged up, few thou
sand government clerks may be discharged
and little money saved by departmental
reorganization, but this, in the aggregate, is
negligible in comparison with the military
and naval budgets.
The Harding administration has been
bitterly and perhaps prematurcly assailed
Tor It's opposition TO disarmament moves on
The part Of Congress. 1t now appears that
the President was rcscrying his efforts in
that direction until he could deal directly
with the other armed powers and associate
with them once more rs Il friend and ally
If the new American policy disillusons
Germany as 10 American sympathcs re-
assures the allies as TO our future attitude
and inanguratcs "a movement for disarma-
mcnt, il will command the applause OF ,ha
country al large
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
"0OTSIDE THE LAW" MAKES
DISTINCT HIT AT BIJOU

Thrills a-plonty. coupled with m.
ever pleasing sight or a man and wo-
man battling against almos, ov.,-
"heiming odds TO 20 stsaisht and Tho
whole ccmentsd with tho beauty ~,
mother love. maze, "ou.side ,ho
Law At the EiJou. which !. show
Ing the nrst par, of tho week. a ra@
gem In the world of the cinema.
outside tho Law Is distinctly ar
ferent In that It takes a theme which
Is rather outworn. that OF reforh,,,y
crook and blends II IN perfec. mr..
mony with tremendous human hear,
c:ama.
i'iscllla Dean Is starred. ana sb.
admirably makes the part at Nn,ty
Madden tsilky MOLLY as bright n con.
sfei;asior as has becn seen In Rich
mond In many moons. Miss Dean,
"''' range on tho scales Of emotion
enable her to plumb the depth. M IL.
spair and anger md ascend tho
heights OF love and devotion.
No less important In tho limo of
characterization Is tho work of Lon
Chaney as Black Mike Silva, ana OF
wheeler onkman as Darper BIZ Eo,.
lard. And That KID" is the cause
OF 1t all.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
SYDNEY CHAPLIN PLEASES
LARGE CROWDS AT ISIS

Laugh and the world laughs with
you. weep and you spill the Niagara
OF tears alone. to quote soma i'm
mortal bard in days gone by. AS an
antidote for the blues, King, Queen
and Joker" at the Isis, the first part
of this week, is one huge success. and
one can do no better with bit OF
spare time than 10 clear the cobwebs
Of weighty thought by viewing Sid
ney Chhpl!n's antics.
For five whole reels OF this super
de luxe comedy. there Is no let-up In
this slde-spliting. uproarious vehicle
of fun. The ascent from barber shop
to Kingdom and back again is one
long line OF smiles, even though the
faded story OF the people versus the
autocratic ruler does enter into
events.
And good laugh is not the only
form. of entertainment offered by
king. Queen and Joker" for Their,
is a full quota of thrilling. death de-
Tying scenes added TO make up a
well-rounded show.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
U. S. Mexican Policy Takes Form
Hy Ralph VI. Turner,

United News stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON. May 9.--As the adinlnis, ra :
IONS policy on Mexico begins to take forIu.
the advisa bility OF early action toward that
country becomes more apparent at the State
Department
Not only for the sake OF protecting American
interests in Mexico. but from the standpoint OF
saving tho Internal situation in the Southern
republic officials here arc leaning to the be-
ief that the United States should suggest n
basis OF relationship between the two conn.
tries The Impressions growing moreover thar
IL both the United States and Mexico arc to
gam satisfaction from the present situation,
action must be taken without delay.
Thes delicacy OF the situation Is emphasized
IN late advices from Mexico. which indicate
growing discomfort with the Oregon admins.
trntion None Of the disgruntlcd elem.nts CON
stltute menace to the Federal government
according TO reports received here but they
are waiting eagerly for the first sign of weak
ness on O6reEon's part.
Information reaching Washington Indicates
opregon is in difficult position. He would
IKE TO obtain the recognition of the United
States. 1t lis reported. but declines to enter n
is represented hesitating to sign n treaty
which Internal political conditions may pre-
vent him from fulfilling; and secondly, he fears
that IL lie seemed to make confessions to the
united States he would lose face" Mt homo
and afford capital for his enemies
Thus. the Harding administration does not
wish TO be put in the position of seeming to
push obregon. for fear further trouble
would be Drecpitated below the Rio Grande
1t is realized. at the same time. that obrcron
needs the recognition and cooperation of tho
united States and that unless he receives this
support within short time a precarious sit
uation may be created.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
VOICE OF THE People
|. ON TOPICS OF THE DAY
hr. Whitehead Issues Warming
Against State Going Into
~ Debt for Roa<ls.
no Che Editor of Tho .rlmn.-nl.nn,.

To the Editor Of Tho Times Dlspotcn
Sr'--A6 the elcctlon last fall the
peopio OF virginia adopted tho con.
s'itational amendment allowing the
| Legislature to issuo bonds for the
PURPOSE OF raising money with which
70 Improve tho State highways.
Iho coming Legislature Will have
to pass on that Issue. Candidates arc
now coming out. and now Is the timo
squarely to raise tho Issue as to how
'hoy stand on this most important
subject. Iinving lived through ono
debt nsht. believe tho trainers OF
tho Constitution did wisely n,
placing In tho Constitution. tho pro-
hibitfon against going in debt.
voted and did everything I could
TO prevent the Constitution bcinu
amended. II 1t had to be voted on
now. 1 believe II would be beat.
everybody was rich last fall. they
are all poor now.
BUT II now behoovcs those who
think as do. that we should stay out
OF debt, and pay for what we do as
we so along. to be up aud doing.
The time to get busy Is right now.
before the candidates for tho Leeis-
iature are nominated. After they aro
elected unpledEcd. and get down to
Richmond, and are wined and dIned
by those who arc Interested in sad
ding n huge debt on us, that will
not he paid by u5. our Children. or
our grandchildren. IL will be too late.
Make the candidates say right now
how they stand. And II they do not
talk right. send some ono else.
/ will say this. with tho rccoiIec-
ton OF the old debt fight before INC.
that believe that the member OF the
Legislature that votes 10 put upon
the people OF Virginia an additional
debt OF sio,00o.o0o or $4,000. 90 will
havo served his last tenn when the
people wake up and realize what has
been done to them.
want TO see the good roads made.
but / want to sec them made out OF
current funds. What real difference
does IL mako in the life OF people,
IL IL takes ten or hf.e.n years lons,r
to do II. IL when II is dois the work
will ne paid for!
II we have not got enough funds.
tax the automobiles IN ! trucks mere !:
injury TO the roads. not the wagons
and buEgies.
II we ind out that we are fxing
the ronds in the wrong runnner we
can change the method. and thore will
he no load OF debt upon u.s. II We
borrow the money. and the roads ara
ut once let out to contract, the debt
will he load around our nccks. II
makes no difference what changes
there may be In making roads or the
circumstances OF the people.
The piling UP of immense debts b.
the state. county and city govern
mcnts Is one OF the problems Of
modern times. and IL not stopped.
will be bound finally TO lead to
population OF all public debts.
S. b. WHITEHEAD.
Lovingston. Va. May 6. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
copyright. 1921. National Newspaper service1
fitkcty Children.

uckcty Children.
NO clearly defined line be drawn be-
tween health and disease. No actual distinc-
lion can be made between functional" and
organic" In very rough way people are
said to be well" or healthy" when they are
anywhere from 70 to 95 per cent healthy Al.
most all OF us are more or less dead, whether
we know or acknowledge 1t or not Death
never happens suddenly. Brcakdowns never
come without warning. We simply ignore the
warnings. Organic disease Is functional dis.
ease from the first triHing variation from
health TO the last gurglc. That's the only way
we know that an individual has discase-ty
the evidences expressed in variation or al
tcration OF his functions. Symptoms are al
tered functions.
Rickets is not merely the dcformity which
marks the late stage OF tho discasc. 1t Is
also the comparatively slight functional dis
turbance which marks the beginning OF tho
disease. Ricketts, is a defect OF nutrition. 1t
is preventabe defect.
According to competent authorities three
fourths OF the Infants OF our cities have some
degree of ricketts,. And, according TO some
careful pathological studies, In which MI
croscop!ca evidence was sought, probably
more than 'threc.fourths of all tho children
have latent" rlckets-4that is. nutritional
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10

spirod the hearts of the founding fathers
who wrote tho Compact Of Union. 1t Is tho
kind Of Amoricnnism for which Virginia nj
ways has stood. tho kind for which It stands
now. It Welcomes Wisconsin to tho Same
standard. and ia prepared to baltic with It
for return to tho Constitution and to the
real American principles in tho government
OF this republic
Virginia has como thus far. but It will
so no further without fight for the
preservation OF its authority rs self
governing unit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10

Tie Federal Trade Commission took
Judge r. H. Gary. chairman of the Steel
Corporation, at his suggestion and invosti-
fa'ed INC activities OF that concern win
me result that IL has filed a formal com
pihiht against the corporation and eleven
sup"!d'ary companies, alleging unfair COM
petition IN interstate commerce. However.
me commission divided TO 2 in voting for
issuance OF the complaint. Tint division
..o"e VIII give the lawyers twenty years
s,'ne 40 "hich TO combat the justice OF the
complaint in the courts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
Tie Poets Corner

Arcadia,
On either side the door while lilacs
bloom.
The sun-drenched air sweet with
their faint perfume.
Great. whispering pines. and Holland
spruces blue,
Spread fragrant, sheltering branches
over you.
Birds build their nests low in the
hush, and tree
And wake the morning, with their
melody.
Tall naples wave. co1uettinE. SO I
ween.
with two small arbor vltaes dressed
in green.
But OF that row OF cedars stifr and
A cyclone even scarce could stir
limb!
slim birches and an oak knon over
look
A slopins fold. meadow. and-a
brooki
arcadia! Here may rest and Groom
MY little songs through all the
golden noon.
And purple-shadowed dusk, and
wandering, stray
Over dream:haunted paths Of Yes
terday!
Gertrude Louise Small In New
York Sun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
I.icensed to Marry.

Clerk walter Christian has Issued
marriage licenses TO Fletcher john
son and Julia Crenshaw, Jack Britt
and Ethel Gum. II. G. Poat and Ger
trude ]. Boase, Charles T. Wake
and Verna I. Davenport, Bernard
Lumsden and Dora NJ Robins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
HSLAPCR BAHAMA
lheater Calendar
AcADEMY-Kei,h vauscv,,,.

ACADEMY-Kcith vaudcvill.
b'JoC-PriscIlia Dean, In Out
side tho Law"
BRoADwAY-An.ta Stewart in
Sowing the Wind"
BLGEBIRD-Harry Carey. in
The Freeze Out"
LYRlc-Mabel Tanaferro. 4,
sentimental Tommy"
isIs-Syhney Chaplin. in king
Queen. Joker"
oDEoN-Milton stills. in Tho
Faith Healer"
HEH-Wiii Rogers. in "Almos, n
Husband"
VICToR-..il-star cast I, ..n,
ter Fruit"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
Finds rnult with the Method.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-Think or IT. only $500, 900 for
roads ana the contracts not to be let
until July 10. The State OF Virginia
ought to be ashamed OF itself In
squandcrng the peoples money in
this manner. No wonder the people
are leaving the State complaining
etcrnaiiy about tho roads. behind In
education and most everything else.
y sane business man would not
think OF squanderins 100000 OF the
peoples money in this way. We. that
Is Virginia. right now should have
the bonds. all tho money available,
and not less than Il &20.0Oo.oOo con-
tract already let. and the thousa nds
OF idle at work.
Eighteen years to build the roads
or about $4,000 year. just about
enough to pay tho engineers. etc,
should the state continue this
method or present methods which II
seems TO be set on doing.
At the present rate of "iifctime-in-
the-pen" methods. and all past ones
OF building roads. Virginia compare
lively speaking. has no roads and. am
sorry TO say. never will have any.
Any one who has common sense or
horse sense" favors good roads. but
l am going to ask the state Of vir-
sinia. Is there any way possible to
get the roads? ] was horn IN Vir-
ginia and have lived a greater por-
ton of my life i'm "Old virginia." but
IL this is the best the State can do
in the way of building roads feel
like moving to one that Is building
roads. GEO. r. BROSKI.
Richmond. Va. May Q, 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10

changes have already begun uut are rs yet
, not dfscoVerable ty ordinary examination
ana have not seriously impaired the chiIds
usual health.
dislike nothing more than detailing tho
symptoms OF any .diseaser For two reusonsi
% A lot of renders are Sure to write and
tell me have "hit" their cases and Will /
kindly send on the prescription; t2) a lot OF
readers may try the symptoms and wcur
ehem even though theY do not ne at alh But
with ricketts, 1t Is different. don't think any
nostruH dealer or quack doctor finds &c worth
whiio to purport to have n ouro for ricke,e
indications Of ricketts,.
Tho child headed toward riolsets becomea
restless !N-tcmpercd. and no longer sleeps
as We'll as usual. There Is excessive sweat
ins' especially about the head. tho sweat boIng
sour In odor. Tho child docs not eyinca Tho
aesire TO moro about or attempt to walk that
normal ohild shows. Tho complexion iy
pale. The flesh Is fabby. Tho belly Is dis
tended (pot-bolly) and thcre is excessive
fermentation and Eas- formation in the In
testine Tho child Ia atnormally suscc tible
10 respiratory infections Gas well as other In.
tectlons). which. In tho parlanco or the ig-
horaht' means that no takes cold" easily.
one Oh the earliest 'bony changes is tho square
look or tho head. duo to prominent frontal
eipinences. Usually there is obstinate con-
plying with physics that parents think OF
trhng Importance
Live rat. fresh raw cream milk or but
GER. unpasteuri1cd and unsterilized is the
greatest preventive OF ricketts,
fure cod liver oil teaspoonfuI three
times day, is tho best-known cure for
ricketts,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
Echoes From Down Home

Now that the price OF tobacco has droppcd
10 the bottom tho smoker discovers that his
cigar cost Is made up largely OF labor md
overhead items-Winston-Sa Salem Journal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10

Nothing particularly strunge about Rich
mond mans sending for liquor Catalogue,
That's tho only thing he ths to remind linn
OF tho time whom tho cover arnent Didn't resu-
lato everything except dom tnoes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
Questions md Answers.

Dutch Courage.-A man is very nervous,
trembling to the core lie taxes few good
CUPS OF whisky. In time nc has control
OF himself. Does the whisky go 10 his head
and affect his sensitvencss, or does it go
direct to the nerves from tho stomach. sat
fsfyins them? IS f. CD
Answcr.-t Is Dutch courage-thc alcohol
benumbs his senses and his Judgment, maxi
ing him temporarily unconscious or his defects
and permitting him to think pretty we'll of
himself and his powers. That explains why
Il man under tho effect of alcohol thinks he
can whip every ono about hlm-though OF
course he can't put up such 4 good fight as
ne would sober Whisky prepares man
Tor fight with another man just as treach-
trously as 1t would prepare him for n fight
with disease. Whisky makes n man stronger
headed. but wcakens all his powers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10

That was very daring husband who ran
against his wife for alderman In Red Springs
OF course she was elected. Ills chivalry and
gallantry compcls him TO congratulate her
and the town.-Ruleigh News and Observer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10

Now. IL that had been white mule" the
police dug UP in CHESTERFIELD County, in
stead OF Just a plain. dead one. wonder IL
the corpus deficit would notihave be~n treated
with more respect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10

with Grent Britain supporting tho Amcri-
can zap about zap. japan. Is likoly to quit
yupping about Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10

Hardly any two of the grave and reverend
gentlemen OF the Supreme Court seem IN orroo
exactly as to the legal bearings OF the way
in which Ncwberry got into the Senate; but
none OF them comes right out and commends
the example ne has set.--Greensboro News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10

Carpenter says hotter nhsn Will win-Head-
line. Maybe no did. but veal wager a 5s-cent
dollar to the well-known hole In dough-
NUT that what he really said was. The best
man viii win"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10

Sometimes we reache the point where we re-
gard the alleged peace between the countries
CT the world as merely resting and not wholly
at peace.-Durham Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10

After tho famous slackar's escape. secro-
tary Bnkor wouldn't 500 Ansell and Ansefl
couldn't 500 Dcrgdoli. That, is tho latest chap
ter In Tho thrilling War Department story,
Searching for Hidden Gold"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
NH Guy Raise. sl.,oo for Ch,o,.

LYNCHBURG. VA. May e..
Through the sale OF Chinese relief
staniDs hero Saturday tho sum OF
sl.1Qo was raised for famine relief
In that county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10

One reason the country's suffering from a
housing shortage is that all the autos have
to be houscd-Asheviile Citizen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
IIocnl Tompcrnt,,rc Ye,tDr,,n,

2 p. nj temperntt,rs Yesterday.
Man,,rn,,m, Gmpetnture to g r. NJ. ~
s,eah trihpcraturc Yestcrdnv Si.... ~
Donni ian IsrnpcTat nrc for this date. y.
E.SceSs s!ncp March .-.'''''....
i""So's since January l.. ....i -. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10

Our own font OF learning speaks OF Mrs
Hutchns as tho wife OF the tire magnet"
That. of course. is what attracted her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10

Hardly possible that recent rain
damaged Eastern Shore strawberry crop Is
per cent when the frosts already had dam
aged them 100 per cent. They must be trying
to climb into tho class with Georgia
peaches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10

\ correspondent forecasts the election NJ
John It. Adams of Iowa ms chairman of the
Republican National Committee ito succeed
Will Hays" Mr.. Adams may be elected, Lut
lie won't succeed Will Hays by long shot
II can't be done-Wilmingto Star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
Up With the Times
lly m q. N

\
>,.,, " W. 70
! a,., -. .'.,,. %. LIS, ABOUT hioh-
monu . . , eefu,"s foF liquor catalogue
! In, wv .. 80. .n" so,e' alnen' a'ah' resu-
'"'"s eNe.pe "''"''''e''
After tho famous slachdrs escape. secrc-
Jury baRor wouldn't 500 Anseii and AnseH
eouian@ 500 bcrsdoih' Thaf'i tho latest CHAP
So"Fe"ihs ior hlaaen Cord
with Great Britain supporting tho Amcri-
can zap about Yap Japan Is likoly to quit
ynpping about It.
Carpenter says hotter nhsn VIII Withhold
line. Maybe no did. but veal wager a 5s-cent
dollar to tho well-known hole In n dough-
nut. that what he really said was. The best
-
Now ~ that had been white mule" the
police dug UP over in C.hestrneld County in
stead of lust n plain dead one we wonder n
tho corpus deficit would not,have been treated
with more resbcct
Our own tont ~ ,e,rnny s,.,L =, NJ,
Hutchins as tho wife OF the .t,re nnrn.tr
That, of course IS what attracted bsr
damaged [. Eastern shor, s,r,whorry cron *
per cent, when the frosts aIrcadv had dam,
aged them 100 per cent. They. must IL. irving
peaches
In solving It's Cabinet difac,Ntics c.rn,,,,
Should try one of tho Hoover brand
foiblc among women rives hope tbot ~ i..t
they are to be shcathed in something
Friend brought us s2-year-ohi ham sand
WITCH but in moment of tboup,,t,as.ra,. g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10

When Paris butcher is convicted Of prof.
teerinE, he Is compelled to display the sign
guilty on the door Of his shop. The which
is suggested to Richmond as an effective
weapon against the gougers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
The Weather
tFurnisEied By U. 8. weather Rure.u.y
Forcc.,.t. YIrrln

Forecsstt vlrGlnin-
BUR todaxa tomorrow
Increasing ciorlliness,
with mo- change In tom
pcrnturo.
North cArplina-Fnir
'odnyp tun,orrow In
sro'ssinR clnudincsr. fol-
lowed by sIioMern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
Local J1lInh,lI

RainFaii !. hours ending s II. NJ w.,
r. S SnH ~ hours ending p II one
imn sc.s slnce March 1.
EXCESS slneO January i''''''' ~