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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-26

and Mrs. Emmett Sherer and sons, of
Richmond, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Sherer, Sunday. -. Mrs.
Walter Alexander spent Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Benson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Weller, of Os-
born came Saturday to attend the
commencement exercises of the class
of 1921. Saturday and Sunday they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Hill.
Sunday night they were entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weller. .....
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-26


Deem, Dorothy Shelter, Irene Miller,
Dorothy Miller, Ruby Ross, Elsie
Campbell, Ruth Daike. Elizabeth Muir
ray; Messers William Baker and
Clarence McWhinney.
NEW PARIS, O.-Mrs. Harry Chen
oweth and children and Mrs. Elma
Roop and baby daughter, of Richmond
attended the last day exercises at the
Jefferson township school, Friday. go.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clawson enjoyed
motor trip to Dayton and Cincinnati
Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Ruby
Hafner, of Richmond, spent Saturday
with Mrs. Maude Arnold and attend
ed commencement. 49,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Hawley are the parents of baby
son, Ralph Stanley, born Monday.
Born. Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. R.
Hawley, a baby daughter, who has
been named Alberta Louise. :. Miss
Mary Mungavin spent the weekend
with her sister, Mrs Charles Roach,
of Xenia. Emmett Harris, of Miami
university, spent the weekend with
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Harris.
Miss Hester Nelson, of Richmond, was
Sunday guest. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
as their guests at Sunday dinner, Rev
and Mrs. John Emrick and two chill.
dren, of Colum bus, Mr.. and Mrs. Har
ley Emrick and four children, OF
Yankeetown and Miss Oates, of Day
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Mitchell
entertained Sunday, Rev. Edna Ban
ming, of Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs E. ]
Slifer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Parish and
son. Kenneth. 49,. Mrs. W. e. Jones
went to Troy Sunday, where she will
spend few days with Mr.. and Mrs
William J. Rehmerth. :. Mrs. Frank
Stanley. of Grand Rapids, Michigan
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-26

Dayton spent Sunday with his mother
Mrs Anna Burtch- Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Norris and daughter, Thelma,
motored to Fountain City, Sunday :.
Mrs. Longstreth, of Cleveland, is
spending few days as the guest of
her parents Nj. and Mrs. William
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-26

Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Chenoweth and Mrs Ethel Woods, OF
williamsburg, were weekend guests of,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Reid They attend
ed the commencement exercises Sat
urday evening Misses Theresa and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-26

Avis Crosse entertained with dinner
party, Sunday. The guests were
Misses Esther Norris, Nagtalea Ma
loney. Ruth Engle. Opal NortArop,
Mary Thompson. viettA Brown and
Mary Alice Murray. tsth4
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-26

Writes HIS Thanks from WashinEtOn
Only men and women who have suf-
how grateful one feels for relief from
suffering. Nathan Harmed, 621 N. St.
N. w. Washington, D. c., writes: Il
was troubled with my kidneys for
years, but got relief until I took
Foley Kidney Pills. Now / think l am
we'll and 1 thank you very much
they act quickly e5 ten see IN eIfeSt' A
-AdYertisement.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-24
FARM BUREAU WILL HOLD BARBECUE AND
 PICNIC AT GILBERT

MESA Juno 13--Probably the big goot and most pretenrious program ever undertaken by . farm bureau in tho valley is the program which the Gilbert Farm bureau VIII conduct on Saturday. June 90. 1t is to be an an day affair with speaking by noted aGriculturists of the state In the fore noon. barbecue and picnic dinner at noon and . card of sports In the aft ernoon
 Detailed plans of the event have been underway for several months. and M. P. Holiday. president Of the Gilbert bureau and hts assistants have overlooked nothing that win add to the entertainment. pleasures and in- structions Of the day. Farmerr have donated lamb and veal for the bar hecuA ice cold lemonade and water win be bounufuliy supplied and those who attend win take with them their baskets laden with good things to eat to complete the dinner menu The spacious and shady yard oi the Gilbert high school has been re- Iected as the meeting point of the bureau. and the necessary prepara- tions are being made there to cart for the crowd which is expected from all parts of the valley and particular | iy the southside.
 | The Farm bureau day will open al 1 10 o'clock Saturday morning with tho following program:
 l Song--America.~ congregation -Co-operative Marketing - Josepi E. Robinson.
 l -Dairying'-Mr. Davis | Poultry Grading Demonstrations ! Mir. Thompson.
 | Home Economies Demonstration- Miss Alice V. Joyce
 State Etension Work-J. C. Wood Farm Bureau Conditions'-Mr ! Taite. president State Farm bureau. Address on 'Cotton--E. W. Hud | son.
 Some of the best informed person in the state have been secured C speak on the various subjects and it | expected that a wealth of information
 beneficial to the farmers will be giv en on the program. Special musica
 selections under the direction of (
 IT. Russell and by the Dublin fsmii
 will be intermixed with the speskin
 program.
 The picnic dinner is to be serve
Arizona republican., 1921-06-24

Ing over the road and making xsst<lai plans for their trip to Florence on June 2s. The committee found the road in better shape than they ex- pected and found that the 70 miles could be travelled in two horr-.
 The days trip wn consist of the following lineup. Everybody win leave Chandler at ss %. going <onsh five miles. then east seven milex- then south two miles to the sAr Tan out;c. From there they travel z5 miles over the state highway 10 Florence. Some
 time before lunch tho Chandicrites
 win have a chance tc visit aitn the
 Florence people and ~cc Florence. Al lunch the two chamber of commerce organisations win discuss the various
 subjects or common interest Affrr
 lunch the party wilI o> taken 10 the
 site of the diversion dam which iz
 being built i1 miles above Florence
 The return trip will oe made In tho late afternoon
 offsrs Rs~ard
 Marshal George Vance nnx an. nounccd that a reward of t1oe h1' been offered for any information tha Will lead to tho arrest and conviction | Of the burglars who broke Into tn' Boston department store Sunday Go to Meuntsins Mfr. and Mrr. Wayne Heffncr h4v' ! gone to the Waite mountains on { hunting and fishing trip. Nr~- H~ff | ner win spend the entire time 4t tn' ' Natural Bridge while Wayne u5n r~ turn as soon ss he has killed bc&l or two.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-24

the street Sunday has been identified as Valentine Gutriez. He had been living with family by the name Of K. V. Bernal. 1922 E. Monroe. Phoe- nix, and had just come over that same day to get work.
 Judge Perry Kept 1usy
 It seems there is always someone to disturb the quiet village of Tempe. Yesterday morning when MT. Lands the Baptist preacher. was sleeping. a Mexican who had taken little too much of denatured alcohol. was try ing all kinds of stunts around the church. He made it so unpleasant for those around that the town marshal had to be called The Mex ican was brought before Judge Perry and given 25 days in the city Jail This morning Chinaman was arrested for speeding in the city
 Trying to Get Swimming Place
 There's a proposition on foot to make swimming place at the Poins of Rocks There's several feet ox water at that place and with a little work could be made a fine place for Tempe folks to swim
 Personai tens
 Mir. Harvey L. Kinney an insur- ance man, was Tempe visitor MT. and Mrs. F. M. Thomas. who spent several weeks here write they are enjoying the cool weather in California.
 Mir. Charles Harris is the first tc receive real estate 1icense in Tempe His number is 19, this making him one Of the first in the state. Miss Alta Fogal. who has beer teaching in EheyeEne. wyoming, il expected home soon.
 Mrs. Biehl and two daughters 1 Bonnie and Hermina, have gone tt 1 Flagstaff for the summer
 l Miss Eidenhaur, of the Normal l will be in California for the summer l Mir. and Mrs Van Petten and lit tie daughter leave today for Prescott l Mir. Van Petten win return soon bu Mrs. VanPetten will spend the sum, mer. She win be joined soon D, ]! Mrs woodward. baby and mother They win have apartments with Mira l Van Petten.
 MT. and Mrs Sandoz were Phoenis visitors Wednesday, They went owe l with MT. and Mrs Charlie Mosier. Runa Over Child MT. Charlie Birch. the cement con l tractor, had the misfortune to ruI I hie car over his smaIl son and tn I childss leg was badly broken. H ] waa hnstened to the Sisters hospital \ The child jumped on the car while was moving and fell off causing tn
 Mrs. Churchill Painfully Burned
 Mrs O. R. Churchill and he
Arizona republican., 1921-06-24
[E|NPE A|VD PHOENIX
 3. !, ?. J. JOIN IN
 EVE|V||Vc PICNIC

TEMPE. June 2s.-The heat does n06 1eem to take away any of the enerGy of the young people, for A94rly every day there is something 4etnt. either swimming. hikes or pic ; 4l<e Thursday evening the B. Y U.. of tho FfrBt Baptist church of Ahoenfx mot with the young people picnic betHeeu the Buttes near Tempo. This was an ideal evening 1or a ricnic for the moon was shfn- m n only Arizona moons can shine. mo yoou9 poople of Phoenix brought tho Fofro1hmeuts with them and the yQ0ng people Of Tempe furnished the amu6q0zents. After the lunch they au went to the church lawn where they oDent the rest of the evening n gamee, md when they said good nlGht, they III with one accord tho9Ght tho joint picnic . success in every way.
 A eleesant Day for tho kadies' Aid
 About thirty five ladies met at needing of the Ladies' Aid of the ChHiokf4n church. they all thought il tho boet meeting they had had for 0pG1e tine, . most bountifui lunch Wo0 oDroad at noon, and every one ho1 . &ine time even though the W94ther Was unuguAlly warm Mrs H. U. Dun1ap Of Phoenix was one o1 tho gueets of this meeting
 Returned from erooeott
 1frs md Mfs William Boetrum re tnrned from . oh0rt wedding trip spent tn Prescott.
 Loavos for California
 Mn Win Rohr1g with his twt younG 6onS, Harry and Gomer. lef1 yeoteF1Ay for an extended tril LoD Angeles and back through thl aor<n6rm part of Arizona. They ars GoinG n Mr. RohriG's car.
 9ooiuo otd Friendo
 1Qr. Hndr6w Eef1son. an old -timel In the xaIley, !. shaking hands witl malsS his home in Alpine, Cali
 pIIo Doad Mexican Identified
 Xho M6xicdn who dropped dead ol
Arizona republican., 1921-06-24

daughter. I.eona. were quite pain fully burned Wednesday. in Mesa where they have lately been living The daughter caught on fire from a trash pile in the back yard and Mrs Churchill hearing her screams ran to her and in extinguishinx the flames was burned. Both will recover. The Churchills have been living in Tempe until the close of school when they moved to Mesa Miss Ruth Churchill a daughter. was president of the Senior class in the Normal school. MT Churchill is in Nebraska. con not been notified of the accident
Arizona republican., 1921-06-24

' Deep Purple" all atal
Arizona republican., 1921-06-24
ciey Lsts csasrses
Biossev

The city council rsies the contract 10 Sam 8tevens for the spr1nkiInk of streets and 6otng the city hauling Nr. Stevens has held the same jon for the last year and the council de- cided that he was the b<sf man fer the pr<1<nt The city council airc authorized the buying of a sprinkicr as the sprinkier they have been usinx i< the property Of the Chandler ln- provemenf compnuy and 6o<f not meet the requirements of the town
 chendior- cilbore Form ouroau
 piay 0oll
 Georka rerternon of 0IIber< k1s in- Nitrd the local FArm Bureau 10 Farm Bo<rau day as o1loerS on Saturday. June 1< In the moru<nG- comm<rc ing af 10 o'clock- an s6uca<1ora1 pro gram win bs hei1 an1 a1 noon a pic nc lunch wfn be oerve4 Er<ryhodT win be furnisne1 w1th baxoecu<t meat but musf DrovIde the other eatabies for themnolx<a After lunch . speaking proGFom VIII be held. after which the Chan6lar and Cher Farm Bur~ans ui1I have e ball game The batferies for fhe teaDs have nrt b><r ' announced DuriuE tne 1f>ernoor there VII b> plenty of sDeu for shs young folk
Arizona republican., 1921-06-24

al noon and will be followed in the afternoon with COW judging con- test A card of sports for the chil- drcn is also on the program and e o'clock farm bureau members of Gii- bert and Chandler will wage war on the baseball diamond
 All the Salt River valley ir invited to shade the Farm Bureau day pro- gram with the Gilberr farmers and a bis time Is promised for all who at tend 4 4..
 Win essnbIish Hay pries
 In an effort 10 establish the price of hay at S1< per ton in accordance with the rate set by the Farm bureou. south side rsnchers are thia week vis- iting the eastern and western parts Of the state- George L. Freestone and F. H. Pew arc in Yuma. and A- D. Holiday and H. E Russell depa Thureday morning for the GiIa valley and other agricultural sectIons in the eastern part Of the state Conditions will be pointed out Co farmers In tho8e sections and an effort win Do made 10 obtain their agreement to mAin- tain hay st the farm bureau price of yf< per ton
 stubbls Fire Attracts At&snsien
 A fire In . stubbie field south Of ME<8 In1r00Al AAk<In0VH 8Aa8<<<-1 attention In practically all parts Of the valley. the smoks ascending tn such volumes that ft could be seen for miles Even after the blAze had rubsided the smoke continued 10 hana heavy in the atmosphere and could be seen late in the evening to the east of Mesa
 Wsnens Comp e Meet The Camp Fire Girls ana Hiu> Birds xf1I meet al the home of Mic | Eioi-e Samuels- e3s North NcDonal< | street on Friday afternoon. at 1 o'clock. The prcecf.rr of all mem. 1 ber< of both Organizations ls urged Niece vietorious Over ossnts | Mcra's baseball club broke tte los
 inE streak with a wide marEin vic | tory over the Colored 0ianss O l Phoenix Thursday afternoon win ming 10 10 E. Gin. in the box for th' | home club. had the visitors on hia hi' | aii the time and hsid them at m | mercy until the usual fatal last in nInx. when the piled up hits and runs. Bailey of the visiting team broke his ankle In two places durin'
 the first inning when he ettempte'
 " - ~ R-H E Mesa .-.-..--.-------. le Giants Il
 Bsttries--ciii and Jenckins: Kin X~
Arizona republican., 1921-06-24

FAULTY BOOKKEEPING Sh<-You infer>G< ne strsn<e'y- Ir no man ever has before- He-You sprang that ou ne iast sh~-oh. uhs that vos-
Arizona republican., 1921-06-24
|C. OF [. COMMITTEE | TOINsPECT HIGHWAY

CHANDLER. June ,s.-The road committee of the Chandler chamber of commerce made trip 10 Florence
 Wednesday for the purpose or look
Arizona republican., 1921-06-24
South side Theaters Today

SoukH 0toe H@&k9f~ HS01y
 Majestic. Mesa - Corinne Griffith in ''The Broadway Bubble" Pathe .sThc venfriloQuist." Masked Rider Gilbert "A Day with Jack Demp- sey.- William Russell in slam Bang Jim"
 Tempe Deep Purple all star
Arizona republican., 1921-06-24

FOR SALE-Meat market doing good business; will sell at sacrifice
 on account of bad health By owner.
 Box SIM Republican @
Arizona republican., 1921-06-24
!. Rolin comedy called ..Bubblins

Chandler = Madge Kennedy in "The Girl with the Jaxz Heart.- Bray
 Photograph Fatty ArDuckie In Back
Arizona republican., 1921-06-24

HOUSE for rent. A. Paveu. ss Maple. dr
New-York tribune., 1921-05-24
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

EVANS. STILLMAN & CO. CERIIM.
CATE or FORMATION OF LIMITED
We, the undersigned
having formed = limited partnership pur-
suant to the provisions Of the Partnership
Law of the State Of New York, Go hereby
certify: THAT the name Of the firm IN
der which said partnership Is 10 be con
Quoted is Evans. Stiliman * Co. and the
County wherein the principal place OF busi-
ness is tC be located is New York County
2-That the general nature Of The business
intended to be transacted Is that OF buy
ing, selling and dealing in bonds. stocl:s
notes and other securities. S-|hat ths
names Of all the general and specia! part
ners interested therein. all Of whom are o.
full age, and their respective places OK
residence are as follows. Walter n. Still
man, general partner, 3 East S5th Street
New York City, Howard a. Plummer
general partner. 100 East s5th Street New
York City; Robert W. Morgan general
partner. lslp, Suffolk County, New York
East 36th Street. New York City. Thai
the amount of capital which the special
partner, Langley W. Wiggin, has contrib
uted to the common stock. is one hundred
thousand (S10o, 000) dollars in cash p
That the time at which said partnership
is to begin is the sixteenth day Of MayI
lS21, and the time at which IL IS 10 emu
is the thirtieth day OF June, 1928.
WALTER N. sTILLMAN. HOWARD 4
PLUMMER. ROBERT ". MORGAN
LANGLEY W. WlGGIN.
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF
NEW YORK. IS: On this 14th day Of
May, 1921, before me personally came Wal
ter N. StillInan, Howard A. Plumner'
Robert W. Morgan and LaHgIey ". Wig
gin, to rue known and known 20 me TO be
the individuals described in and who exc
cuted the foregoing certificate and they
severally acknowledged 10 me that they
executed the same. lSeal A. B. !-afogg-
cade, Notary Public, n. Y. County, No 4S0;
Registers No 1895. Cert. filed in Bronx
Co, No. as; Reg. No. 2204-A. Term eA-
pires March 30th. 1922.
STATE or NEW YORK. COUNTY OF
NEW YORK. ss.: WALTER y. STILL
MAN being duly sworn deposes and says:
That he is one of the general partners
named in the foregoing certificate; that
the sum specified in said certificate 20
have been contributed to the common
stock by the special partner. Langley W.
Wiggin. that is TO say the sum of one
h1ndred thousand (S10O, 000) dollars has
been actually and in good faith paid II
cash. WALTER n STII.LMAN.
Sworn to before mo this l4th day o.
May. 1921: LSeal1. N. B. Lafonrcads'
Notary Public n. y County No $50; Reg
ster's No. z395. Cert. iled in Bronx Co.
No. as; Reg. No. 22O4-A. Term expires
March goth, 1922,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-24
July Wheat Sells
AT Seasons High
On Crop Reports
Sharp Advance Follows
Setback at Start as "A
Result of Hot, Dry
Weather; Corn Rallies

CHICAGO, May 23.-Wheat rose
day to the highest prices which the
July delivery has touched this season.
Crop reports were bullish to degree
little short of sensational and buying
was on n huge scale. The market,
however, closed unsettled, ranging from
&c net lower to an advance of 2iAc,
with May $1,67A to $1.67A and July
$1.27M to $1.2S. Corn finished Fsc off
to shade up; oats down &c to 1Ac
and provisions varying from 7c decline
To l0c gain.
One of the chief factors which induced
broad demand for wheat was an estimate
from leading crop expert that the Kan
yield this senson would be 81, 900 900
bushels less than the government May re-
port had indicated. Besides, the weather
throughout tho greater part of the grain
belt was hot and dry. condition likely to
lead to still greater damage. Adviccs that
failed to check tho upturn In values. but
on the last part Of tho day considerable
OF a reaction took place as result of
selling, based moro or less on the fact that
prices had been on the upgrade for n week
and that Belgium and Greece had with
drawn from tho market. AS expected. the
visible supply total shranll to-day to less
than 10,000,000 bushels
Corn and oats reflected wheat strcngth
at times, but for the most part We're lower
influenced by big receipts of corn here.
PROVISIONS had little activity but at the
last appeared to be tending lower with
corn and hogs.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-24
Cotton Us Lower
On Crop Reports
And Liquidation
Improved Weather Signal
for Selling by Disap-
pointed Holders; Gem
eral Tone Rules Heavy

Reports OF improving crop condi-
tions in the South seemed chiefly re-
sponsible for declines in the cotton
market yesterday. The attention of
the trade was pretty we'll monopolzcd
by the final evening up of May con-
tracts during the earlier trading, and
there were rallies during the middle
of the day on prospects for increased
exports.
No important buying power developed,
however, and the market weak in the
later trading, with July selling off from
126Sc to 12.36c %nd closing at 12.36c. The
general market closed easy at a net de-
being shown by the inactive month of
June. while later deliveries were 81 to 80
points net lower.
There were forty May notices. and con-
siderable liquidation of that position dur
ing the morning-more, in fact. than usual
during the last half day of trading in a
easier Liverpool cables led to early de-
clines Of some II to 33 points, but after the
liquidation OF May had been completed
there were rallies on covering and trade
buying. The latter attributed to price
liking for both foreign and domestic ac-
count and active months at one time
sold a few points above Saturdays final
figures, They eased under Increased
Southern offerings. local and Wall street
liquidation in the later trading. however
and the close was within point or two Of
Southern spot markets as officially re-
ported We're unchanged o30 points lower,
with the Southwest relatively easy. The
quotation for middling cotton at Dallas
WAS down to 10.60c but there was some
increase in the volume of business with
sales OF 46s4 bales at Houston and . 1888
bales at Dallas.
The market for spot cotton ut New York
was quiet at Il decline of 10 points to
12.5oc for middling. No sales were re
ported
The recrn ~ rrtoaa.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-24
Motorship in Coast Service

'Unlisted. tsells cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-24
Irregular Trend
"a - - Is
In Quiet Trading
On Curb Market
d., l.. & w. Segregation
Issues Recover Slightly,
but Oils Are Easier;
Sweets Drop Fraction

Prices moved irregularly in quiet
professional trading on the curb mar
ket yesterday. Traders took the Della
ware, Lackawanna g. Western segrega-
tion issues in hand, on the theory that
the reaction Saturday had gone toe far,
and the rights and Glen Alden Coal re-
covered slightly.
Rights to subscribe to stock of the
new company advanced to 3oB, gain
of Ia, while Glen Alden Coal worked
up point to 36 on covering. United
fraction at 33s.
Oils showed a generally easier trend,
international Petroleum and Simms re-
acting slightly. Maracaibo held steady
at 80, while Carib Syndicate advanced
fractionally
New-York tribune., 1921-05-24
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
GREENE cANANEA COPPER co.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING. :,
Notice is hereby given that the AnnuaL
Meeting of the Stockholders of the Greene
the office OF the Company, 25 BroadwaS,
New York. N. Y. or Monday, the twentletH
day of June. 1921, at twelve o'clock noon,
for the election of three directors 10 neis
ofhce Tor three years and for the trans.
action OF such other business as may cons
before the meeting. including the eonsla,,
Grafton, approval and ratification OF an
acts and proceedings Of the Board OF Direc-
tors during the past year and OF al MAJ,
ters that may be referred 10 in the Annu&
Report to the Stockholders 80
The transfer books of the Company VIII
not close, but only stockholders OF TeooIa
as at - o'clock noon, Saturday, May e
meeting.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
J. W. ALLEN, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1921-05-24
Oats

New York: close. close f'n [ar
No. . Western $1.7l sI'69I, 81 go; y;
New-York tribune., 1921-05-24

The Williams Steamship Company
has closed arrangements with the
Alaska Steamship Company to place
the motorship Kennecott in the service
o. the Williams company, to sail from
new ork June 8, thus giving fifteen
day schedule to the coast. The Ken.
neecott, it is stated, can make 270 knots
day, ON fuel consumption of fifty-fya
barrels Of oil, as against 165 barrels for
steamer OF the same sizes