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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-03
MARTINS FERRY
SCHOOL OFFICIALS
DISCUSS REQUIREMENT
THE FOLLOWING LETTER WAS
SIM OUT nY THE OFFICIALS
OF PI-IT.IN eCHCOLS YES
TEEDAY AFTERNOON.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-03
RED P|NPLES ON
HANDS AND FEET
Also Over Body, Itching Extreme
Unable ToSIeep, Cuticura Heals

"A breaking on, of red pin'ple'
began on my hands and feet and 'nG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-03

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14

CHICAGO. April i4-Frcsh low
record prices for the season were
reached In the wheat market today.
OPENING nflcce. which vaTict from
unchanged figures to y cent lower.
with May ti.22 TO ti22H and July
&i.oeh TO St.O7h, were followed b.
a material setback all around ana
then by irregular upturnE The close
u.iE weak. I to1a cents net lower.
Corn vas comparatively firm Ia the
absence OF any Urgent pressure to
sell. After opening = TO a cenc
lower. Including July az So ! 20 6SA
crnta the market recovered 20 about
.ycstcfday'a finish and CLOSED un-
settled To 4 to q cent not advance.
oats paranelcd the action of corn.
starting unchanged 10 = cen lower,
July ash a. - 80 aGn cents. and lster
hardening all around.
Provisions wcre dun and easier w
line with hogs.
Close.
Whcat-May. Si2iL: July,
ti.o5A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14
Dry Agent Goes to
fabian to Investigate
Hidden Liquor Find

Capt.. v. p. Perkins. head ~ the
prohibition forces hero today dis
patched an agent TO Taiban. New
Mexico TO investigate tho finding Of
"a hidden trcasury-not gold but
whisky.
Reports reached the prohibition Of
tse hcfu today hat somo boys on
"a hunting trim found ~ quarts of
whisky hidden in a dugout. The
BOW notified a depuny shetiff who
solved thr liouor aud Modified United
states COMMISSIONS A. Is. Mau Of
fabian. who alsn o. making u hunt
for b owncra Of thc liquor.
Captain Perkins announced this
morning that Henry j. Gcre federal
prohibition nrent Of m paao has been
Transferred To the local Office.
Lum Hudson OF Carlsbad has been
arrested thrrr by federal agents ON "a
charge % srliinE whisky and has been
held fof the grand jury under 1900
bond, aecordinR 90 word received by
Captain Perkins
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14
At the Theaters
Today

"A bird IN tho hand ~ worth WI
IA the BUSH This was discovered 20
be a fact hy Rcscoc tFatiy) Asbuckie
81 the role o. Monte Brewster. In hA
latest Paramount picture. ~Drcws-
fer'n Millions" which will he seen
~ the "B' for he last time today.
Monte brewster IL the grandson of
two wealthy ODD gentlemen. who have
different ideas MS 10 how the boy
should mould his life. ufaudfather
nriaforrat gives Monte q million dol
lDrz. The other grandfather. offers to
give him nFt millions ~ he spends
that million On one year. Monte
spends the million. but az the end
Of the year. he also loses the five
million. having broken orc Of the
rules Of the agreement BY marrying.
Everything ends happily, however.
The east Includes Betty Itoas Clark.
who n lcadinn vomsn. Fred Hunt-
~, Marion skinner. James corrigan.
Jean Arker. Charles Ogle. Nicely Ed
wards. Nlniam Boyd. Parker Me
Cornell and other noted players.
In "A broadway Cowboy" d
Jesse y. Hampton-Pathe feature az
the Ideal theater today and tomorrow.
william Desmond portray a young
fonderf0ot actor who suddenly finds
himself the central figure Ia "a lot OF
halr-raising. uncomfortable and high-
~ amusing adventure In Montana
ana all for the love Of "a girl It's a
~fanf-action comedy drama written BY
Byron Morgan well known contribu-
tor 20 the Saturday Evening Post.
There h quite Gn Interesting little
hit Of history surrounding the baby
whic.l y with Charles Hay In
THE old Swimmin' Hole" the Flrst
National attraction. al the Lyric
thoafor. The bahy's mother lives In
n little tent hardly the Charles Ray
studio. She h. n very piucky woman
and gets quite a little work NJ the
nearby studios. and lncidently h
baby which IL a jolly little soul has
numerous presents eivcn II BY the
nrfists with whom she appears. In
one scene IN THE OH sNlmmin'
Hole" a boy breaks a package OF
fIJur. part o. which In scattered over
the baby-bugEy and Incidentally the
baby was supposed 10 cry, However,
The baby refused 90 do any such thing
aud took The whole proceeding as n
rood Joke. Charlie Ray who - ex-
tremcly fond o. chlldren. refused 20
have anything ssle 20 the baby 20
make Il cry instead - laugh.
Douglas Fairbanks h the star IN
~s-Thf Nut" piayinE today a. the
Pasiime thcatcr. The squirrels are
after thla nut-nccording 20 the opin-
ion a. BIS frlends-becausc "a Of the
Eindnens OF his heart be- rors about
h~efrlcndine others But be has n
uecullnr way Of doiag b. Fairbanks
II cast ln n new role in this picture.
and if IT, snid that ~ D. as Interest
Ing as "a q unique.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14
State Capitol News
School FOR TEACHERS
NAY Be OPENED BY
CATHOLIC SISTERS


SANTA IA April N-fn addition
a. m fesoinIInn altinf the aulhori-
fIes o. the rnIVcreIIe ~ conduct a
summer ierlu. tne stale lpard % "a
ucafion cona1ertd lhp possibility -
tho eafablinhmrut ~ = eeho1l for
teachers ~ the Sisters Of g. Flancie.
nc Alhuqutranr. HtaUeA has hecn
maao 10 give 20 ne school ne same
fnlInf thar - how rfrtn q ne NOR
NAL institutions at EaW las veeaa
md silver CHy For The purpose -
fntcrfIrnfirr tse sitaAtion. the follow
Ing mtmbtfe o. lht hoard haqt ocen
designated ~ A committee 90 study
and report Prof. =. A. Enluc. Earl
Douglas and nenlto ,. haca.
The ext 81 The f4EnnIlion ~ 90 the
summer term follows
"Roaohcl that II - ~ belief ~
the staff hoard 81 education that the
establishment and wnintenauce % a
summer rfesIon NJ the STATE tuiecr-
f.iy would meet m urgent seed and
WoaId a much 20 promutr cdura~
tiopal pforIess in New Mexico. 1he
m~aiul1uancs - the school % cduca-
i|on for teachers Of colfFe rank
would romoro the Necessity Of many
4. u III ~ !" NIHH.M ""NW
nnmmor and would also relieve the
~opercfowded coHdItion AZ tho summer
sessions uf the ufra( Hrhoolf. "a
~ thu understandings ~ the board that
the faculty OF the University are on
full yearly pay and II this - true. the
Eummt session could b. maintained
without additional expense 10 the
state a. "a DOM ~ the uurmnls, The
hoard o. nreents In tho president
of n sIafc University arr therefore
requested tilal 81 u q possible - ~
iabIIah aud nlainlaln n Skinner ses-
nlon at fhf unNcrnisy lof y benefit
Of tho teachers. especially ~ New
1~iexico.'
Transfers Onlcc
The Rio Gfande Oh company. a
Teraa corporation with principal or
flee IN ~ paso. hns transferred IT.
New Mexico office from pcmlng 20
Las Cruces &. ". Inckhart Ir. has
been appointed resident agent. suc~l
oetdluE Howard q. Craig.
On i.nhnImcrs Eoard
AclinE Governor Duckwortn has
Appointed g. "A. Rising. 81 santa Fc.
nnd A. ~. J3hnson. 81 Clovis =
hers Of the state board OF cnbalmcrs
Rising IL rcappolntld.
Admits Insurance Company
The Olrard Fire and Marine iusur-
nnee company. with home office IN
PHILADELPHIA. has been admitted TO
New Mexico nv the state corporation
commission. ON recommendation Of
b deputy state bank examiner for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14

You scem 20 Doe spending your
evenings NJ home Of late"
Yes, l paid "a dollar down on "a
set ~ books and I want 10 finish Thorn
before the month be- up."-Now York
Srn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14

Metal Markets..
NEW YORK. Aprn ff.-Dar silver
cnmoiic, anHcs foreign. 5sA
Copper quiet. olcctrofyilr spot and
nearby. i1Nci May M dune Use.
lron nomlnnliy unchanged,
Tin Trim. spot and nearby. f3o.e6;
futures. t19.15.
AniimcnS spot gs.f2NB.z5.
Lead quict: spot. tf11.
Zinc quiet. rasl ~. louis spot.
tfs2mA7e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14

"Wfmen have attained tho pivotal
factor of dress Says 70 New York
mudisic. Yes. they certainly do keap
~ utntne-ituchcstcr (N. " Times
Union.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14

One Of the smartost things you can
wear D. amusiard plgster.-proyi-
dcnco News
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14

sTWhaf was tho Income taN collector
here for7 ! paid long %
eyes. dear. but the cook hadn't
raid hers yeI"-London Daily Mail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14

NEW YORK. Anfll it-rlime
mercantile paper. 7A074. exchange
~iffenniar, sterling demand. 19Oh /.
cables 39i francs demand. 9i2,
tables. flf: BeIrian Francs demand
sfQ. tables. 1se; gnlldcrs demand.
5f61. cables. afs1: nrc demand. 49,
cables, al: marks demand, 1856: ca
hleA f51; Urcocc dsmnnd. eab. Ar
ftptlne demand, s237: BRAZILIAN de-
mand. f4oU.
Montreal a. ILLS per rent dis.
count.
Tire loans firm; 80 days. % daya
ana ~ months. ssim7 per cent.
Call money firm: high. Z; low. II;
ruling rate. n closing bid. g. offered
~ y hst loan. Z, bank aeocptancer,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14

rcrk-May. mass. July, fftao.
Iatd-Nay. t9sa: July. tio.os.
hbe-May. ss.ea; July, 1907.
-
Livcstoch
KANSAS CITY. april 1f.-Caulc
rccriptA 400; ycarlinrs and heifers
sncnr. heavy sievre barely steady;
calves steady 40 80 rents higher. an
other classcs uneven but generally
steady bcaf vcalcrs, $500 S5O;
'Eood and choice cous tt16ne1b.
good helfcre, ts.eo W $50. ton ycar-
Anee early. tS-s5. best heavy steers
fS.1o.
Hogs. receipts. 5000. fairly active.
mostly steady with ycstcrdns's aver.
axe. Few spots. 10 % rs cents higher.
best SEQ round heRs 10 packers
$3.50 huh % sales. Hs.SsnS2o; pigs
generally steady. fat pigs. $3.50, no
cholce stock PIGS here.
sheen rccolpis. 4.Aoo: lambs 10 to
rs cents higher. 10 loads. $3.50; 81
pound shorn hmhs. $3.50.
DENVER. colu. April 1t-Cattlc
receipts. 500. market 90 cents high
or. beef steers $500 1.7b: COWS and
heifers. ss.oo47.so; calves. kio.o00
1899; stockers ana feeders. f6.0ea
NV NUN NANNN NtN"s
Hogs. receipts. 2.1eo. steady 10 no
cents lower; TOP, $500. bulk. sass
ss5.
sheep receipts. $500, 20 cents
higher. lambs. 5000 9.fo. ewes
s5ooah.75.
CHICAGO. April if-Cattic re-
ccipts, 5000. bccf steers steady TO ~
cents lower. prime $50 pound steers
and hcifers. $3.50; top heavy bull
ocks. 1915 bulk beef steers. 5000
SO. butcher h stock. 10 To - cents
higher. bulk fat COWS and hcifcrs.
$500 ia. some export demand for.
h stock bulk canners aud cutters.
$3.50 400 bulls steady 10 IS cents
higher. bulk. $500 a. $50. calves
steady. bulk vcalers 70 packers. 500
n SEQ: stockcrs and feeders STEADY.
tnlk siocket and feeder steers.
SG.35H7.7s.
Hogs. receipts. $4,000; active. $50
70 200 pound hors mostly 10 70 Is
cents lower. others mostly steady with
yesterdays avcraRe; top. $3.50. bulk
goo pounds down. sS.75N a.ib; bulk
go pounds up. Ss.soH $50. pigs. 10
10 20 cefts hiEher; bnlk desirable.
ssiSwa.2o.
sheep receipts. 10000: slow. about
steady wooded lambs top. 5000 to
shippers bulk. $3.50 o.gh: shorn top
early. 5000. sonlc held hiehcr. hrns.
tA.ooAN.s5; choice ne pound ewes.
$500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14

Corn alas. ss&cs Jui,. seNc
oats--Nas. esAci July. Sdkc.
Pcrk-May. SASS. July, fitao.
Iard-NIay. $3.50; July. tio.o2.
nhs MAY. ss.ss, Juls. 1907.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14

CHICAGO, Apri 1f.-Butter I'M
changed.
Eggs higher, receipts. 1888 cases.
firsts, 2br, ordinary firstK. - gee,
at mark, cases included, 2aMgtc.
Poultry. alive unchanged.
Potatoes firm. receipts, 81 cars:
northern white sacked, 20 cents 70
500 cwt. bulk. 90 cents 20 Sl.I0
wi; New Florida spaulding rose No.
!. fS.25 nj; No. 2. Ss.95 Dbl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. April IA
Eess steady To J cent higher; fir1ts.
23r. seconds. 1ac.
Butter unchanged.
Poultry. hens, 1 cCnt higher, 27c:
broilers. y cents higher. CSC. roostcrs
unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14
THE HERALD WANT AID PAGE

has a Classification for every purpose
and results Tor thnae who use tham.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14

NEW York. April iA-cotton m-
lures cioacd barely steady. May.
&1i.70: JulA. si2s2; October. SAT-;
December. I3.2o; 5anUnty. fI8at.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14

NEW YORK. April 1t--Iibcrty
honds closed; sAs tsoio; frst a..
$3.50 Aid second A.. $sT.1ss nrst
fHa $500 second fHa ts7sG.
thirl AS. faa1Os fourth as.
$3.50 Victory )AH fs7sf: victory
~ lal-ln
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14

We IN be glad 20 demonstrate the Red star wickcss oil stove 10
you at ans time. We will always he happy % show y0u how. tc,uu4r
OF IT, scientific burner. you ran use the cheaper grades OF Kerosene.
ensonfe md disthiatr and AN get 10 hours " pcrfcs cooking heat
from each gallon. We say ~ viii H. glad to show yOu t1-c thina.
any lime. bu there are only ? daSs lett
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-14

The 0IfITd FIff and Marine InHur-
nnee company. with home office IN
phlladclphit. has been admitted to
New Mexico ~ the state corporation
commlssion. ON recommendation OF
the deputy state bank examiner FOR.
Insurance.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-05-18

August A. Busch. from his
seat under the Anheuser Busch
has just proclaimed the maxim
I"bser tor all or beer for none
Perfectly reasonable demand
| we say. bu, it must bc none
That's what tho No,s,ead Law
hays and means, regardless oi
how 1t may be twisted TO wiring
h few drops Of comfort" out OF
40. Mr.. Busch says a lot Of reaI
beer Is being brewea for madi
|clnsl purposes only 10 be qua
|xled In tho good old way FOR
internal irrigation by the favor
ed few who have money enough
10 meet their doctors' charges,
and puts in a plea for the poor
wsrking mans MONDAY grow
er." All this. however, has no
bearing upon the fact that pro
libit!on IS. and must remain
HAT war.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-05-18

Germany has accepted the AL
ed indenn nnity, separations and
lsArmament demands. Ger
any must pay approximately
Iirty four billion dollars. but /,
10 be spread out over a con-
darable number Of years, mah-
& the payment less burden
kme TO her than the tremendous
ban would seem to Indicate. The
mount 10 really no greater than
That 1. cost the United States
take . hand In the war. II
b ale along been contsnded
AaI tho return Of Europe u
,rmal conditions hung wholly
non this settlement question,
Id now that IL has been finally
stermined, We trust the effect
Sll be tho restoration Of iiisnd'
International relations oil
bond, and that our soldiers on
b Rhine will be brought homo
Sshoat delay. Oar boslnses
bees y eo1e1.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-05-18
GIVES FARMERS HOPE
Helped by Extension Work OF
Department OF Agriculture.
Normal. Interesting EJrai corrrpai-
ties Are tcre Of Preserving sat
tsHec Hsrai pepyiation

Nssh}ag Il oll, Scarcely anything in
the everyday rUA Of human affairs is
much iao-e Interesting ihaa hobby
particularly 4 Il chance 10 have In II
something of 4ayGlia.1 .1 10 chose vh'rse
lives. il ,Aay i'e, are died NiIh stern
duties
The pressdra, of The United States
has q hohty.
II ! cAis Do Anything TO change dis
appointment into nss~ hol-%," said Mr.
Harding speaking ui1e Sslerpoon Ia the
" Washington correspondents, u Shall
aaye satisfied ;he t.>; ht.s5i,y e s114n
car have IL ih.S World.
Mea 4li vla.c. eay.oyct, In th.. ex-
tension WORK " lAy lAi;t<i States lag
i,arlNvat az A.ylcgil,gst, s+a',l- ga. he
ci4.iGrvsl @! 7Ae farms. s,siae fer he
sraNu-al's. Sre do!nE Just this Kind IL
tAln. without perhaps. realizing that
IL has 1t-c1yg4~ "a bobby.
Vera Mf1' 'rss. prs-eg,se:s: ot the Ness
YORK State Ftsierajl.E x Home Bureau
Managers. Gives cas-s 10 Illustrate 1Ae
point
Miss Mo'rs4 Shows this letter fr>asa
farm woman:
a. yoa kuow, | l>a.el.& have lef; the
farm Ana cuugyry ll.e. lse'aiaps. std
gone With lhoasass,> ~ others 10 she
city II could have dyae 81. hare
Ioos.S. forward 81 .Ae line wheD
rnie,r 50
"itas i.as the torysc husesa wurs
a'pens u has c2aness, 'hinxs an
So sh~orssv! In the aayk am iear1a5Fs
to d. that wpu3sul jsRsv the ceg2E-
'gy fer a3l ghe a:suo,sluvf.!S II the city.
"YeG iaow wc All haec sisjoes, tss;
Low .usgas agc thc sa:ar ~ YOURS"
"Sa'ae neuos atlcEgpg a aaas2ss4A
asesi~are ot 'to;De tG-ra9 aor&, says
uarii.ber ~ the aAyyms.o&a s,&1 ,-rs}-
p'oyes. ia the Nrrfh af.J MesS. ~s'tyza
Il accurate t.gUns csRA tse ga,Ae7s~l
ahuut st4@ BscNs igy}.'r.aGs cTy,s~-.ssye
sh.l3na--the crav w.gh which the
ta7Ac tar,aas #rs primarily cSsaye'r1.tsl
Mugla iAc, srl! a.,r aa!t ,ae ssuTss
tIaldrcp, Hc'l Ea5 &-giy. are wetta
Il Ha;vyer lAsy ,sss; Nergla4i. Interest
lhS ss.Ea. tss.sg.aas. t..-> aTN glsr hpis 80
creating av2 p.rseg' las Sats sa.e.;
rural po.su5a;.vN. .4aa uG14!gY ta4sse,
isr-,o> ste3l IA asAAr Ia, tsTlllrs g>~
:. .s So hat tAes sa.a9s3 tx 81 ;h4s l.ss
is to esaa,I~,ic -sse@sssal,y ~ssa ,sae "a
,u,yg..sf+~ W shc c:s.e.~~
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-05-18

The big cities OF the country
are much afflicted with gunmen
rule. In St. Louis. for instance,
IL has almost reached the extent
OF terrorism. Witnesses to the
crimes OF friends of these gun.
men are deliberately assasxina,.
cd where they cannot be kept
from giving evidence by other
methods. Such conditions Sest
lArgly upon the system Of ward
politics which prevails In most
large cities. where often the
most politically active are like.
wise oriminally active. and while
eriminality 6 needs protection
from shc Law. ward politics 10
there 10 sec that Il gets II. The
system has lie tentacles on the
police department aaA sfasa
rsschss isss shs highest sneial
plaess. II 0IsssssL vAsgs ~
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-05-18
OFFERS HER BABY FOR $500
After Her "Ad- 10 Rejected
In Newspaper once.

Oklahoma CITY. Okla.--Eforts 70
find the woman who entered the of.icc
Of daily newspaper hcrc and asked
the hoy NJ telephone switchboard
II she could insert All advertisement
to sell her sixteen m"n'h.o chi,d for
$500 have been unavailin.. reporters
and police of,icers said.
The boy refused the advertisement.
he said. fearing that II would be
aEains, the policy OF the paper TO &c
cept II.
Her advertisement application. which
he saved. read
"Wanted--Tn sell lemoath-o'd
baby tn good health; mother unable
TO support baby and needing money;
500"
Hes the finest baby In the world.
Tut ! can't AFFORD to keep him. the
boy says The woman told him.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-05-18
President Harding has thus

President Harding has thus
early In his career ~ chief ex
eoutive Of tho government reach
ed the point where he mus,
show whether he has q back bone
Of osssous material or one that
has all the Armness Of boiled
custard. We note with keensst
regret that he Ia manifssting q
certain lln,bsrnsss Of attitude
lately in respect to this govern.
ment's foreign relations. The
same influences that involved
President Wilson In the mesh OF
Foreign intrigue and led to bis
Downfall in the confidence of his
fellow Americans so disastrous
y. are now At work ON President
Harding to bend him to their
kelfish. sordid purpose. He .an.
bot bend far there without
breaking the trust the people
placed in him when they made
him president There is moth
Ing new in the situation in
Europe now that was not known
pr anticipated when Mr.. Hard
Ing was asking to be made pres
dent that he might keep this
clear from unhappy
Foreign involvement, SO incom.
patibie with our history and
tradition. We cannot any more
consistently enter into the ban
gaining schemes Of foreign poll.
les now than we could six
months ago when We said it was
Impossible and abhorrsnt. We
have not lost confidence in Pres,
dent Harding-yet, but We are
willing to surrender it rather
han stultify our conscience t. |
follow him into any reversal Of
principle. We shall hold faith |
With ourseli and with the con |
r,ctions expressed by the Amer
can people in the late solemn