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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02

that DR.. w. Russell Bowie will not reln-
quish tho rectorship OF ST. Paul's Episcopal
Church and go to another field whence Il
flatterng offer has come. DR.. Bowie is
needed in Richmond. He is one of the city's
human assets and there is great work
here for him to do. In the years that he
has occupied the pulpit of famed st. Paul's.
to which he came when little more than
mere youth. he has performed service
that few others could have performed. lie
of Richmond that he will continue to fill
whether he goes or stays.
The Timcs-D Dispatch, OF course cannot
speak for Dr. Bowie. But knowing the
man. and having watched his work. it is
convinced that his one ambition, his one
idea. is service TO his church and to his
fellow man. He has declined other calls
because he felt that his work was here.
Now If he can be convinced that his field
i'll Richmond still is wide and fertile, that
he can accomplish as much here as he can
elsewhere, we are certain his decision will
be to remain That he has such a field
here, The Times Dispatch and his friends
IN and out of the church believe. Notwth-
standing all he has done, his service really
has just begun, and with the development
of plans, understood already to be under
way, for extension OF activities Of his
church. and with the cooperation of all
who have Richmond's best interests at
heart, which we feel sure will be gladly
forthcoming, the field for his talents, his
Fich mentality and his wonderful energy
seems limitless. Let us convince him of
that and keep him here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
DlGGS ADDRESSES SUNDAY
SCHOOL WORKERS AT 400
Fulton Churches Hold Joint Council
nj Denny street Tomorrow on
Various Probicms.

The sunday school workers OF Full
ron sunday schools VIII meet at i;30
o'clock tomorrow afternoon AZ tho
Denny street Methodist church 10
hold n Joint council for the discus
sion OF tho various problems which
arise IN tn" work All the denom!na-
lions VIII be- represented
Thomas G. Diggs. state secretary
OF the Virginia Sunday School ALSO
citation. vii! address the teachers.
and talks for teachers and officers
viii he a feature.
Tho ladies of the Methodist Church
will serve dinner at G:3O O'Clock. ana
AT the mass meeting at night re-
port Of the findings Of the leaders OF
tho grouD talks will be read.
At least two addresses on some
phases OF the Sunday school work
VIII bct given by specialists and an
exhibit OF the Fulton schools be made
by means OF Il chart showing the
progress of tho schools and the
standing in number of star activi-
ties.
All persons interested in the. ad-
vanccmcnt of the Sunday schools in
thar part OF the city are urged to
attend this meeting, which is held
under the auspices OF the Richmond
sunday -School Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
News of Fifty Years Ago

(From the Richmond Dispatch March 2. 1S71)
4 large crowd went down TO Drewry's Bluff
yesterday TO witness the removal OF the wreck
o: the Confederate steamer Northampton from
ihe channel Of James River.
The Sunday School Board Of the Baptist
General Association OF Virginia has appointed
Dr. G. II. Dickinson. OF Louisa County. TO be
State Sunday School missionary.
Three men. two OF them being white men,
were convicted in the Chesterfield County court
of petit larceny yesterday and were given
thirty nine stripes each. Judge Cox Is deter
mined to break up the petit tncving If the
rigid enforcement of the law regardless OF
race. color and previous condition OF servitudc
will do it
\ daily limo OF steamers to baltimore in
connection with the Richmond and York River
Railroad will commence running on Monday
next from West Point, taking passengers and
freight.
treasurer of Hanover County in place OF J.
Il. Denton. who was elected. but failed to
qualify by giving bond.
Married. February 90, at White Hall.
Hanover County. by Rev. j. l.. Haley. Mcri-
weather l.. Jones, 10 Mary susan daughter
OF tho late Lcander Baughan; all OF Han
County
Married. on February Is. at the residence
OF w S. Pitcher. by Elder j. NJ. Pitcher, John
Henry Worsham to Mary Fell Pitcher; both of
Richmond.
During the three years allowed for the pay
ment OF the indemnity $4,000 Prussian troops
will occupy the Campaigna. living at the ex-
pense OF the French people.
Everything is prepared for the entry into
Paris. and the final order 10 march will be
given tomorrow. Tho excitement regarding
the German. occupation of Pafis Is somewha,
exaggerated. \ sullen sorrow is general with
fierce anger and threats in sections.
hest er0eld County Clcrk,s omco 10 now
in Manchester. n. H. Cogbnl is ciork and
John. X. Cogbill and a. c. Atkinson are depu-
ties. Ono OF them can be found at all hours
read. 70 serve the public. u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Lets Keep DIR. Bowie Here

EI DIV, if ever, Richmond needs mon OF
In broad culture, clear vision, dauntiess
9uTage and untiring energy This city i'm
Ssway, is in period OF transition IL has
ased TO be small city, a neghborhoga
18th community problems easily solyabln
Ind with quickened steps il is approaching
$hats destiny TO which i, was ordained by
3sature and which It's foundc foresaw. It's
Economic, social and religious problems are
kAc0Iptng more and more complex Daily
skny require the thoughtful leadership Of
gSea1 men, men strong OF mind. OF stout
lifcarts and earnest convictions TO solve then,
and lead The city along the way that shall
keep Its pepple happy, progressive and god
feaTiI
lind other reason entered The Times
nkpispatch would Join with the members OF
Ihts INTERPRETATION, with those of the con-
lyfegatI6nx ofS other churches, and all those
hss KNOX, mo church afiliation. in the hope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
ALEXANDER TO APPEAR
AT STRAND THREE DAYS
"rhc Nnn Who Knows" said 10 &c
Greatest of His Kind In
Country.

A'eXander. The Man Who Knows"
wiil on Monday, March {. begin an
.n"agement OF three days AT the
strand theater. with a special SOU
v.nicr matinee for ladies only an
nounced for "Wednesday. During his
stay Alexander promises To provide
The roal thrill that the charm o..
mystery has for young ana old alike.
He comes hcraidcd az tho peer of all
pSNchics and press comment has IL
that he truly IL mental wonder
when II comes 10 fa;homing the minds
o. his auditors. How ne does IL IL
MS own secret. ALI demonstrations
IN psychic phenomena taking place
upon "A iully-liGh,cd stage or while
II" Is down IN the audience. The pro-
gram IN In three parts. tho Simla
Scnnc" or crystal gazing. In which
he answers Intimate questions that
may be written In any language and
sealed in any manner the mind may
devise. being the third. or closing
The first part is devoted TO magic,
IN which Alexander challenges com
parison with any or the stage wizards
81 history, and IN. second TO Oriental
dancing by Lillian Marion and the
Nartcli twins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
SPRING VACCINATIONS
TO BEGIN ON FIFTEENTH
bridegroom who Was Qunrnntcencd
Here with Nridc for smallpox
IL Released.

Richmond's only smallbox case was
discharged yesterday. and the hos
pital will be closed this week. This
case is that ot n Canadian who had
been touring in the South whore he
went on his honeymoon. and who was
,,rickcn. after reaching Richmond.
hospitai No OTHER cases developed,
although the man had moved about
considerably after reaching the city.
Quick action or the part of the health
bureau and wide publicity at the time.
declare officials, is what prevented Il
sDroad.
at Is always good to he vaccinatcd.
however" said Chief Health officer
Hudson yesterday. Those who have
not been vacclnated for several years.
might head off any chance Of catch
ny thc malady. by getting vacci-
mated now"
Or. Hudson announced yesterday
that spring vaccination would bcgin
In the schools OH March 10. District
physicians will begin their systematic ,a,
work on March = Parents need.n not
wait until that - to. however. Chill
drcn may be vaccinated at any time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
VIRGINIA STANDS FOURTH
IN RELIEF OF MEAR-EAST
Contributions Arc i.nrEcr Than Any
Other states with ESccp-
tiCn of Three.

Virginia stood forth among the
forty-ciaht States OF the nation, In
responding To the Christmas appeal
of The Near East Relief. with con
tribuiion Of Sa9.l67.T1. according to
information just received from ma
tional headquarters III New York. II
was announced yesterday by oliver
j. Sands. Stntc Chairman for Virginia.
OF the states continuous to Nir-
Pinia. Maryland ranked eleventh with
S3l.060: North Carolina seventh. with
s34.a2S.60 and West virginia six
trenth with $40. iO5.5I. Virginia and
North Carolina both have the same
state director. Claude W. Hopper, OF
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
q WEDNESDAY. MARCH .. 1921
Spells of War

ETTHE Harding administration must meet
III an early test OF its high character. 1t
sIst decide soon whether or not the order
~ President Wilson placing all first, second
id third-class postmasters under the civil
Frvice is TO stand If Mr. Harding de-
N dies that this important move in the drec
8s% n OF better and mere wholesome govern
"A tent Is TO remain, he will viii applause
com the American people, even if he Of
lends the practicing politicians who sur
GAeund him. If he decides the contrary and
4 ~ evokes that order, he will have reverted
(H the spois system and will have given
1ne country TO understand at the very out
ct that patronage is more important, UNI
.er- Republican rule, than efficiency.
81 1t can no longer he charged by Rcpub-
| lean patronage-hunters that the civil ser
III ice order OF Woodrow Wilson was subter
|Isuge conceived with the idea Of perpetual
kng Democrats in office. Postmast cr-Gon
'ftlfl Bureson has exploded that propositions
elltae has made public an Official record that
|i|Shows conclusivcly that political bias had
Tho part in the appointment OF men TO post
Bstna sterships during the past three and
sialf years. Leaving out the South more
|lsSepublicans qualified under the compcti-
4Aye examinations held by the Civil Service
Yajommission than did Democrats Includ-
! Spg independents, Socialists. Prohibitions
"a,
3ssn4a distinct minority.
HIN other words, the Wilson order has
4Esen carried out conscientiousy by the
liFest- Office Department: oathis there can
4}bseno doubt, after-a Fendng of the Burle-
d9Epn report. There can be only one excuse,
Fltherefore, for levoking the Wilson order.
RsThat excuse will be that the minority of
ltDem ocrats who qualified under the com
|ispGtttive tests also shall 70 into the discard ;
|ffssthat the civil service is Il Dlunder, and Mr..
lEl5arding proposes 10 crafty the spoiismcn
lENho fill his camp
AtsFIt is not 10 be assumed off-hund that
lItAdf. Harding will return the postal service
aHpSa patronage basis He has been con
|3tatstent pleader for efficient ana business
kaHsKe government. Moreover lie has taken
4tiMto his Cabinet as Premier. Charles f.
AkMMghes. who n candidate for the presi-
YltAency in 1916. supported whole hcartelly
4 HE proposal that The postal service be re-
tf@OTed from the hands OF spuilsmcn Mr.
3fMaTding naturally will consult with MIR.
laAIghes before resembling the Wilson order.
2as9Men, too, Mr. Harding has made Herbert
aGover Cabine, official. another man who
6atteyes in efficient government. The
aEesident probably will consult with Mr.
Sa6OYer also.
Att ough there have been reports from
4knie TO time that the Daughertys the Falls
sRfip News and other straight-out poli,ician,
E&Te VIRTUALLY demanded that the Wilson
if1eT be vacated at the earliest nossihIs
6pment, it need not be taken lor granted
MAT MIR Harding has surrendered or vii
fHrender to their opportunities I'utu he
&Qfs,sit Is unfair to condemn him although
StdB eminently proper to warn him OF tn,
eppsequences of such an act as hc NAV y,
sntem plating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Questions NM, Answer.

Coffee and Cocna--Is coffee harmful boy
erage" If properly made does il have a bad
elect on the liver? on the nerves. Is cocoa
Il good substitut. does II have the same
effect? (Mrs. s. q. F.)
Answcr.-For adults. with very few cxcop-
lions. properly made coffee tby infusion or
rcrcoation. never boilinE) is wholesome and
rather beneficial! provided II is taken in mod :
crate quantity Zone or two cups daily. and
Us Il beverage, not to wash down morseiS
OF food and not taken excessively hot. Chill
drcn under sixteen should never take coffee.
tccauSc IL is too stimulating to the brain.
heart. and Kidneys. Cocoa is more nutritious
and less stimulating than coffee: It's stimula-
ton is more pronounced upon the kidneys than
On the heart or brain coffee stimulates the
brain and heart more than the kidneys. Cocoa
is therefore not advisable for children. 1T
is all right for persons over sixteen years OF
age. rule. a few individuals with GER
tain ailments may be better without coffee.
but that is for the physician to advise in any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Health Talks by DIR. Brady
a ProphyInctic Measure.

Copyright. 1919 National Newspaper service.
NOW comes the merry month OF whcezc.
emil. shuttle. snort cough. hawk. ana sneczc:
"hch Doctor Bunk and Sairey Camp bid YOU
beware OF draught and damp eschcw night air
ana morning dew, and wear a charm against
the nu
But, listen. friend, lend me your ear tell
Tou there is naught to fear It's only camou-
nage.
IL you would keep your health intact 4
germless respiratory tract. don't enter the
barrage
from mouth ana nose and ckc the eyes "A
iuh developing coryza gives off germs calonc,
winch sail in dropletS OF salva--nIoisturc
Keeps the germs alive n minute, seldom more.
rms germ spray carries scarce five feet.
"hcn snch n pest YOU chance to meet. on
business bent or pleasure. maneuvcr thus to
take your seat: From nose To nose at least
hve feet--a prophylactic measure!
So much for etiology. the vital thing I'm
sure But folks prefer pathology. "Thc cause?
fah! What's the cure? It a person is show
cred with invisible spray and hndS lie has
caught a bad what did -you-sayp Then
what should ne do?'
Well. I'll tell you few OF the things tried
and true for the husripcoryza tThe
name Is quite new
Through its alkaline. soothing. expectorant
action this recipe serves with profound salts
faction
or the citrate OF soda. ounce with the
juice of lemon for flavor and to make the
cough loose. To sweeten add Slyccrin--ai,
ounce Is enough. Then four drops Of pepper
mint gives zcst to the stun. Set this part
aside. Now steep for tea, spoonful Of
haNsceds, and he careful to see that water
sufficient 10 make half a quart is used.
strain and add to the pre- viuus part Adults
take a tablespoonful OF this brew, whereas
Tor child a teaspoonful Will do. given every
TWO hours for two or three days from the
veTy first sign OF tho warning malaisc.
No qunine. No whisky. No cold cures"
too risky. Rely home treatment and
don't be so risky. Take hottie of mag
nesium citrate, fresh made. and by all means
drink freely OF hot lemonade
And rest is best. y day in bed is always
wiser than Keeping up with the coryza No
one who knows is heard contcndinG that mild
onset prccludes sad ending. So hop to bed
and call your friends. the ncighbors. and a
nurse-thc latter comes in handily when the
former makes you worse. The greatest remedy
we've got for-don't- call 1T -that-in the head
IS easily piping hot mustard foot bath in
bed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Pigs.

We have bought two pigs. They are black
PIGS two months old. Cute pigs. They grunt;
sometimes sinGly. sometimes in duet.
Hours ut Il time. when we have hours. we
stand looking mt our pigs Sometimes we
dump acorns in for them; sometimes table
lcavtngs; sometimes nice. fresh corn
So far rs we see. all food looks alike to
hEs The other day we dumped whole
quart OF melted ice cream in. 1t never even
fcazed thcm-not even with the chocolate
cake
I We have come to the conclusion that a pig
is an animal OF discrimination. And we
Know now why he is called pig
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
sIxternth Amendment.

Mrs. r. H.. interchangeable six
tecnth amendment to the Constitu-
ton is provided by Article Kill.
The Congress shall have power &c
lay and coll let taxes on incomes
from whatever source derived. with
oIt apportionmcnt among the several
States. and without regard to any
cnusus or enumeration This amend
ment was ratified by the requisite
number of states In February, 1913
ana was the first change made In
the Constitution in forty-threc years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02

j. H. D., bynchburg.-'lsa or
the 20; Of BASIL tale OF Boccac-
clos "Dccamcron" and poem by
Keats. is the story OF Il young woman
OF Mcssina, living with her three
brothers. She carries on love af-
fair with Lorenzo. the steward. which
being discovered, her brothers put
him secretly to death. Lorenzo APP
pears to Isabella In "a dream, reveals
mis- fate and place Of burial and she
privately brings away his head. Put
ting ii in pot Of basil and other
sweet herbs. she laments over ii
every day. At length her brothers
take ii away from her, and she pines
away and dies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Thriller ut HI1ou.

She was married. hut she let an
other man kiss her And he was the
political enemy OF her husband, whom
she dearly loved. Ard then she wrote
book that threatened her husband
with the loss OF his place IN the
LEI her husband discover her In the
apartment ~ his arch enemy. But
the love that IL stronger than all
else reunited these two struggling
souls. as you Will learn when YOU sec
charming May Allison in The Mar
rage OF William Ashc." the feature
picture now showing at the Bijou
Thcatcr. It's the perturbation Of Mrs,
Humphrey Wards famous novel, AID
it's Il humdinger!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
The Poets Corner
To lie no.e, A Son

To the Roses A Song.
60. happy Rose. and. Intervene
With other flowers, bind my love.
Tell he, too. she must not be
Longer flowing. LONGER free.
That go oft has fettercd me.
Say. IL she's frc;fu1. have bands
or pearl and gold. to bind her hands;
Tell her, Ii she struggle still
I have myrtle rods Mt will
For to tame. though not to kill.
Tako thou my blessing thus, and go
And tell her this--but do not SOL
Lest handsome anger ny
Like n lightning from her ego
And burn thee up. as we'll as I!
Robert Herrick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Theater Calendar
,CADEMY-I<cIth Vaudeville.

hCADEMS-kcIth Vaudeville.
1IJOI-NnS Allison, in "Thc
Mnrrinac of William Ashe.'
iiLUEBIItD-Luuis LOVELY, In
"purtnrrE or Fate"
BROtDWAi-CIn x IN bntI
Young. In "N -ChHnnci."
ISIS-Thomns Snntschi. In "Nurtn
Winds Malice"
I.N ri c. Winston Churchilrn
"Thr Inside of the Cup"
ODEoN-DOuEins MnrIrnn. In
"thirkcnk."
NEN-"Thc Son OF Tnrznn."
NICTOR-WIilInm Fnirbnnks, In
"fIrnrts of the West"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02

Since there are more than forty
scenes requiring double exposures IN
the production OF Rex Bcachs The
North Winds Malice" Director Carl
liarbough brought TWO cameramcr
down from Port Henry. y. y, 10 work
IN the Golhwyn studies, to work on
the figure OF Malice into the tlaskan
story. The Spirit OF Malice is played
by Dorothy Wheeler. 1t is 1T the
Isis again today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02

says the Roanoke Times: "Thc general
nohus legislation can walt. Ilut no decent na
non can refuse TO care for its crippled and
SICK war victims. 1t should have been done.
ana done we'll long ago II must do done now
M'hcut i"rtner delay. What Il blot 1t il, on
the war record of the United States thar wc
nave failed to provide fully for those who
VIZ o'saoied while Offering their lives in
their country's cause..'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
SEEN ON THE SIDE
The Islea.a Tour.
pY MENRY EpwAnD. NvARNER


There was Flea. that on 4 time
Decided he would travel
Some mysteries Of Men and Cline
TO probe. and TO unrnvcl.
And us l have the story he
Began in Pennsylvania
And rclaycd forth by land and sea
Until he reached Albania
He started on manScy'cur
That skin and frcckles fed him
y started jailward, as it we're
And 10 the dog pound led him;
An there he snapped his travelling sea
To PomeraHian shady.
Who redecmed-"O boofus sweet
Fly some historical Lady
BY rail. by boat. they sped away
Flea Dog and gushing owner,
Until they reached foreign Bay
With the air prescribed TO tone 'cr;
And there the Lady loafed and dragged
An ndolcnt existence,
And took tho baths. when she was tagged.
With terrible persistence
l'u: as no doubt YOU have guessed pat.
No sclf-respecting Flea could
Enjoy a lazy life like that
This Flea sworc dam diff -hc could
And so he jumped. as we. too, trek
When undue pettnSs irk us.
And went home in Camel's Neck,
y passenger with Circus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Cinema Programs
Zig House Mt Lyric.

Th. presentation Of "rhe Inside OF
the Cup" the much -d:scussed picture
now al the Lyric Thca;cr. Is attract
Ing capacity crowds. Those who like
great pictures such AS this. should
not fan 10 sec 1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Looks Like n Winner.

partner OF Fate" the William Fox
production In which Louise Lovely is
to open today at the i!luebird Thcatcr,
is said 10 combine with unusual cf-
fcctS all the factors considered cS-
scntal To unqualified succcss--a
strong and strikingly original story.
beautiful star whose place in pop
ular favor has been long established
Impressive scenic effects which in
clude shipwrcck and tropical island
life, and expert direction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02

The Tidewater Democrat mixes gloom and
sarcasm in the following: 1.-THE incoming Re
pupiicah administration has dropped the hin,
mat there can be no reductio, of Federal
taxes Tor the present which is probably n way
Oh preparing the taxpayer for a slight Increase
III ms Bill. hut. of course. no one will object
to that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
rho Center of Population.

a. r. d.. Broadnax.-Thc center of
population is the center of gravity
Of the population of a country, each
Individual being assumed to have the
same weight. IN the United States
the center Of population has followed
the parallel OF 80 degrees latitude
and has moved in n westward direc-
ton during the last 1875 years In
1910 1t was located in Bloomington,
Ind. The 1920 census locates it In tho
extreme southeast corner OF owen
County Indiana.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
At,noI,s WILSON,. Order,

WASHINGTON, March 1.--Prcsilcnt
Wilson'S ordor placing postmastors
today IN tho Senate by Senator
Lodge. OF Massachusetts, the Republic
can leader, who said It was Cum
ningly" drawn and "a humbug" Its
effects, he added, was to keep In of
fce without examination postma st ers
whose terms had expired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Campaign for DEUS RcIcn.c

cHIcaC0' March IA campaign
for tho release OF Eugene Y. Dcbs
and other political prisoners will be
manned out by the national eXecHt!v"
committee OF the Socialist party. in
Boston. March q. 1T was announced az
Socialist Headquarters lttre Today.
Tentative plans were submitted to
DcJg before his prison privileges
were denied him and received his
approval. the announcement said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Miss Young Making Iiit.

Clara kimhall Young is at her best
in Mid Channel" which opened Mon
day At the Broadway. and which will
be seen throughout the week. Large
crowds have seen the show during the
last two days. 1t is one of the best
some weeks