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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
~AMoNG THOSE PRESENT

I'VE amt got a thing agin you.
sheriff.
You're all right
wen 1es' make an afternoon call
on one OF your boardersl Keep out
Of sight "A little while. sheriff.
The door OF the Jail went down,
the crowd surgcd forward and car.
ried the speaker away.
SO far in The performance there
had been little that was ineligible
10 Martha and TO me. When men
emerged from the Jail basement,
the service end OF the Institution,
with buckets in their hands. and
robbed the autos of their gasoline.
we were still more confused. One
of them, az he passed us, said with
a wink:
Keep your gas. ladies, And make
quick getaway--that's my adviccF'
Then he went back to the jail base
ment with his bucket OF gas.
looked at Martha and dared not
put my dread into words. Martha
carefully rcfrained from looking my
way.
AT that Instant the door OF my car
was pulled open and without "by
your leave" or III you please" a
bundle OF ink-smelling newspapers
was set down upon my feet.
let me hide 'em here" was the
command. not tho request. OF small
newsboy. Seeing that ] hesitated.
lie vouchsafed an explanation: IF
you don't hide EN-, ma'am. III lose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
SEATTLE MAN SAYS HE
SUFFERED 20 YEARS

50 bad II felt like IL would break IN
two. My circulation was very poor.
aud l would feel cold nearly all the
time. My heart palpitated terribly,
and at night was In such pain and
misery | could scarcely sleep. My
appetite left me. lost considerable
weight, and | was so weak and
worn out that my work was an aw.
full effort for me.
MY friends advised me 10 try
Tanlac. and since taking six bottles
! feel like a different person. / eat
and enjoy just anything l want with
out II bothering me any. and I'm so
free from my troubles. rheumatism,
kidney disorders. and all that ! hard.
ly ever notice them. It's certainly
great TO get relief after suffering
like did, and | cant say enough
for Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold by the Barten Drug
Stores--Advertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
Confessions ofaB.ide!
(cOpFght 1920 BY The Nuspap per Enterprise s,ocaton

EN-
/ pulled my toes from under the
weight OF the papers. glancing down
ms did 40 and reading at a glance
onchalf Of each black head. as II
showed on the folded page:
vice Crusade
Big Raid Nets
Women Jailed"
The end Of each line was hidden.
but I had read enough 10 explain TO
mo why I had seen 80 many girls In
the prison when | visited Ann. !
hadn't looked into n single ono OF
the cells. when ! followed the prison
guard along tho corridors. but from
the corner of my eye | had caught
the critical glanccs of those girls.
They were tho women who had been
trapped by tho vice crusaders, the
unfortunatcs who could not get ball
Such was the company Ann Lori
mer had forced herself intol And
she would consider II good luck. I
fnncied, n rare opportunity to see
life without danger to herself
Get in" Martha threw n rug over
the newspapers and clutched the
small boys shoulder. "Sit on that
pilel"
The little fellow jumped into his
place with a whoop OF JOY, From
his new point of vantage he could
watch the show and not miss a de-
tail
Can you tell MS how II started7"
Martha put the question 10 the boy.
Go BE Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
Can't Judge Al
BIZ q Eelr

Dear Miss Grey. This endless bag.
gle about married women taking the
places Of unemployed men and work.
Ink girls has at last got me going
can not settle IL. and / do not
presume to try. Circumstances in In
dividual cases make all the difference
in the world. There are single girls
working who really do no, need TO.
and there are girls who VIII not work
who should. II Is really necessary
for some married women to get out
and hustle. and there arc wives that
three or four husbands could not sat
isfy with funds rs long as they could
think OF some way OF getting track
OF another dollar.
Now. where are you going TO draw
the iine7
think much OF the trouble II due
10 the sensciess ambition OF modern
women 10 dress and live like near.
millionaires." have scca working
girls dressed ~ to occupy n fine
limousine, riding around in street
cars and Grabbing about the fares.
This idea OF working in clothes that
WbAntII IA h4DAC NRhtARf AttAtE tAANAtAf
stances would consider dreSs-up gar
ments Is slckeuirg.
have reference 70 elaborate
blouses. highhecled pumps. silk hose
and expensive lingerie. All Of this
applies TO married women as we'll
IL hits as many of them or more as
II does OF single ones. IL poor
hubby can not earn enough TO keep
her back covered with clothes TO suit
her taste. she frames up an excuse
for going out to look for job. IL
she has been burdened with two or
more children she can even manage
10 stake them out somewhere. II not
In the street. she leaves them with
hIreIings. Their appetltes are turned
over TO the bakery and the delica.
lessen.
Yes, Of course. your children mus,
have proper clothing. They must
look like fashion. plate children. no
matter what they have to eat. while
mother. the abdicated queen OF the
home. Is out trying to help poor dad
keep their little home together.
My remarks do not apply to an
women. either married or single. but
such conditions do exist. and should
be brought up In a thoro airing OF
this vital problem. Now rave at
MARY ANNE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
Page 27S
TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
OTTO AUTO

did she shamee OF "one OF the worst things p1o
"A and didn't bit. or growi o
any awful thnxY Peggy wanted
IN know that means. dear carrying things
.,,, - .,,,, ntrr. 7, ua. place
-, ..n~A ,,., % hay. 90 place wasa
- 49,. =, . ,.ro.v ,r,u ard dcus
Bears 'n''e Is neither sA''en nor
-. n.w ...ss, ,oo.,w eve. hard thing
- 49,, - ,,s ,n.r ,ota for white people the food
tina, a with her '"'S "eeu
- -. 49, 4. a,,w.rou. had potatoes. and
=. -, a.. ... 80, rad. money.
90, a a whole big
49,, - 80, -. = ~, ~ piece o for a long
strength left Maybe you think he OF H.
ran home / $50 my husband every
I did my day. by
suddenly made OF a
strings any thing nd
I plump right In with ponioca.
trail I tin I shoulder In
my breath courage sack
hind IL was hard work and slow
~v,ho han, mr. hou.e- why work
blesr YOU, II was only big Then Peggy
bunt IL Mother Ryther who has tho
selves T. Sawed chdrcns homo Seattle
and chopped promising
when time when she
searched her mind
OF
hat cieann new TO sleep oni she said goodby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
Cynthia
Grey
Seu-Supporting Girl Re
sents Being Reduced to
a Beggor After Mdrri-
age.


Dear Miss Grey; When I was
married one year aEo, we wanted TO
80 into our own home. and. not
being able 20 furnish n home az the
time. we went into two rooms. with
the understanding that we would so
TO housekeeping In the spring. But
instead OF saving his money. or
giving Il to me 20 save. my husband
gamhles IL away.
lie is good To me untii ask him
for money. then he says that II he
gives me any that would waste
II. lie has never given me a penny
OF his own free will When l met
him had good home. and a good
position. try 20 make our home
as pleasant as | can. but he would
rather stay downtown.
get very lonely at times. l d.
not quarrel with him. a. that would
only make me more miserable. Miss
Grey. when there are so many mar.
ried women working that the out.
side world condemns for not really
having 90. J wonder
What shan ! DOE
DISCOURAGED YOUNG WIFE
~ Is especially siffss -fss-s-~ rae
has krotcr independence aHd the
satisfaction OF earning and hdtin0
her osrr moncg. 20 haue 10 bc0 for
creru ccnf fhat her husband 1ires
her. and yowr onlg hope Is iH scdkiH0
him 20 q realisation Of the iHiasfice
that nc Is forcing upon you.
DoHt Be too paSSire. Let htw see
that poa are heiR0 hHrt bv his lack
Of trast IN vow. that pour pride re-
bells at hariRc 20 bro for moHcV %
schsch poW hare a rt0hffm share.
Sometimes a little straight talking
trsfh the richt kick" IN u. tcSIl ac-
compiish MORO fhan any amount Of
submission ard nag0tHO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
Perkins Had Rheumatism
So Bad, Could Hardly
Get About - Obtains
Wonderful r esults
From Tanlac

81 certainly do wish Tanlac had
come my way twenty years ago,
said H. Perkins. of 5053 Admiral
Way, Seattle. FOR I'm just now
getting rid of a bad case of rheuma'
tlsm and kidney disorders that have
troubled me for just that many
years.
'rhe rheumatism in my legs and
hips was so bad that at times
could hardly get about. and when
1 went to stoop over my back hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04

From 100000 gallons month.
the amount Of liquor used for non
beverage purposes has Ieaped 10 g..
900. 900 gallons month.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
KING Constantine HAS
DELIVERED MESSAGE To
GREEN PARLIAMENT

ATHENS. Jan. king Constantine
delivered his message GO parliament
to-day. r>ading D, in a halting manner.
Tho ceremony was unusually solemn.
Beside him stood Queen Sophie and in
o. Ink above were tho pginccssss. in
mourning
The meeting ~ The assembly was
inadc gala occasion. T. was the frs,
um" that he k+iug and his family
had appeared publicly since their ar.
rival PoAce lined tho STREETS from the
Inhro to tha chamber u, deputies
tn" McirupUht.s arrived az 1890
O'Clock when ~. beu.dle'lon was pro.
nouDcei ON tho new Institutional az.
= ublF. The ministers, wearing their
orders. and also the gold laced cour,
officials tuok STATS with Premier
lthallis IN thu speakers platoon near
ih" 'hfon' Whirh was the only rarnish
decoration iH Tho chamber.
iin'h D.. king who was g. "a mar.
rnats uniform. and the queen. looked
ih AMI worn Tho queens heavy *
precision do"roroi when Constantine
faih that a.. only consolation IN tho
death 20 Aa.and"r We tn wonderful
manifestation ~ ihr people There
vas much che, ring h.fure and sf,,r
tHr message
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Stevens Looking For
Wrestling Match Here

Carl Robson hast nigh, received a
Telegram Informing him that George
Stevens. wrestler and claimant ~ the
fniddlsweieht tlile. would pass through
Aniarillr. January .. on his way from
NE home. Loo Angeles. 10 the East.
and stating that b. would b. glad 10
wrertle anyone Carl could secure 10 20
sgains; him at that date. Mr.. Rob.
ison n booking Cor a site in which
70 hold tn match. hut ha slys thai
ne win no, pay the hold.up priors that
hisse heretofore been asked.
George Stevens. II wlIl 10 rsmen.
oered wrestlsd a two hour draw witn
Pet Brown In Amarillo in October.
lisis. about W sen the wrestling fans
NJ the city still like g. talk. He ~.
gently was matched in Los Angel.s
aEalns, Jim Londis. who Stood siran.
Eler Lewis of Cor nearly two hours
q year ago. Londis agreed o. throw
stevens three times In 80 rnlnu,es.
ne was thrown b. Stevens In q min.
ufss. and By that feat takes his plac,
IN the first flighi Of American wrsst.
lerr today. Stevens. matched with a
good man. would draw a big house m
Amarillo. and the fans will b. lack
IL Robson IN his effort % arrange A
snatch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
AIS. THEY "kICEED." BIT
LATER ftIFN "kICkIi, ~ ="

by As.ocIa,sd Pres.
NEwBEi;NE. y. a.. IAN. 5.-Tw,1y
,n, employee Dl ihr Ncv''fh hua
~ bs aud sirrly Company. wu1 Ws.y
.'.,.z ,h,sr whu pgiJ v... Wt,n tn"
"strm 60 .uU,m, sharing adopted -
ih, tgl. s.lUu of ihr 'm. .'.,,s wDiFe.,
90 d',r,ls" Boo uDo.g .uli sala',,s.
ia,, returned Co WDIa. accepting 4
wage sal, yi seventy rca,, 80 uu o..
o. Reduction IL lrpruNmai ~ twenty
per cent
To, labor situation 90 thu company
plant gained attention several weeks
ago when. following proposal Tor a
second ten per cent reduction IN wages.
the employees rropnscd division q
The income &C tho company after over.
head and manufacturing costs had
been d,du ted Tho rvsism was alup,.
- and ~ the end 81 the first week the
pay checks showed that IN" d.yisio.'
had anuroN mated ihc salary scale prs
py~cd by 90, management Thcrcupon
the men zen; ont or strike and the
plant was ciosd until the return ~
the tWeniv.one
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Factories Nav Omen.

BATTi T. CREEK. Mich, Ian. 81
number - iorsl industries closed To-
some nar. VII icsum, operations next
week. IL was announced today. The
kellogg Toasted Corn Flake company
and the s. y Stove company plan g.
re-opcn ga Monday other factories
expecting O. resume rs soon a. inveu.
tories arc compl,tcd Including the Amer.
lean steel Company. United States
Register company. United States Steel
and Wire company and The Ajax ioun.
dry tn, Postum cereal nl1nt reopen.
I'd In all departments last Monday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Dodge Automobile is
Stolen From Russell

Horace Russell. q Russell and
cockrell. last nigh, reported 10 the
police department the theft u his
automoblle. a Dodge. model 1919, Mr
Russell drove up Ia the Christian
Church In II at 7:30 p m. and when
h. came GU, a the church at nine
o'clock the car was gone He thinks
that Il may have been borrowed" by
toy.ridcrs. He states that u thieves
have taken I; they may find they have
a white elephant ON their hands. for
the car Il suffering from carburetor
trouble.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
H0MEN'S CLUBS To.
COOPERATE FULLY.
81 a. NCnEON YESTERDAY PRES.
IDENTS Of CIT H. PROMISE
10 AID ENIIlIsIT.

~ Virgin ana ". r. Estes ~ the
roitd ~ city DEVELOPMENT. met the
o., drni4 ~ siytccn N,men'f rmhH ~
O luuttcon m tho Amnulln Hotel ycs.
torday n"nn and explained 10 them
the Wide srppc the Hrtier Humos EN'
tension Department ~ ~" chicago AT
Institute. which viii ,lcu here on Jan.
npry o. The wofurn'H clubs w,Fe
urEed hy Mr.. Er,s aud ~. VIRGIN 80
go back of thu movement and lend
70 their support M every W1y pwssihle.
This WIS promised by "a. club pres.
ii'uis. Wht ilsn agreed 10 TAKE up
with their rluh mrinh,ff tho question
~ rnliing nry tickets cash AMONG the
ucml ags of their clubs and th"ir
ftonds.
ST. Eries explained thu necessity
fpi charging 81 90 each fur soaaon
tickets ard lrrturrf. and impressed
upDn them The fact that no attempt
'raF being nude io charge what ~"
l.ctures Wcr, worth. foi surely 49,.
i.s ~ fifteen lectures by such mon
rr pr E,s crane and Professor Hem
irgwng Of Harvard. a. say nothing ~
Miss Evelyn Hansen. the drr's demon.
s'frt b. urrht 'o Do worth many times
thn cum naked which b. but ten cents
per lecture.
Appointments were mad" fcr nr.
Virgin and Nj rs:cs g. meet with thu
I ,.tiu.s ,iLh. and - ever the matter
re- l,usih with tho mcmlership. The
: props stl 'hli to- wumcn's club" 81 ih'
. clty bold iuri meeting during I'M
wcok ~ al, ,Nhihli aud invite d.
. Crane or Professor Hemingway 10 ad
T dress 'h,m mri with infinW mVor
/ Nr Er'ns stated that he thought th'
, mattor ,eHll a. arranged without az
/ iirulir
What ih.y thipk NJ pr Crane IN IN,
! larger cities i1 wh.rh b. has 1ppeatr,
may d. very well shown by an ariicl.
, which recently appeared In tho com
, mprgll Appel one of ~" b1d.ng "a
J l.,rs o. ", mrhs Tenn. Il reads
II didn't take Ross Crane long q
--,ls STRAIGHT into thu ruud gracrs an,
high favor 81 a Memphis audience. or
Monday Mr Crane was stranger &
rll ~, many men women who filled tn
auditorium = the Gopiwyn Institute
~ they knew ~ him was what thcS
Ind read namely that IA was "A nuta
hlc ,ariuunisj. arts, and architect. ans
was al~n rs way - good measure .
clever l"ciurcr ~ Well. They knew
too. that he was the head OF the ex,cn
sion department - IN" Art institute
~ Chicago. and that he was In Mem
/ ph.s in S,ricI % talks and drmonstra
: iions ~ the BETTER Hum.s Institute
Siill b. was e stranger
I Last night when Mr. Crnac cam,
IN The ~tagc-or to d. more exact
! when the curtains wcr" drawn asid.
! nnd thc audience saw hini s.sied Will
/ AIR. ogllvi" ga III" stagc-hc wa
greeted with applause that showed n,
lad advanced to higher place thar
stranger IN N" ewes ~ tho people VIII,
We're watching him with such interest
Before The evening was over Mr.
Crane wis safely established IN a..
position II friend Ia everybody In the
great hig audience that greeted him
and all this after hu' three IL his
min. lectures II will be interesting
20 see with Just what enthusiasm he Is
, hailed before the series ends
Mr. Crane Last night save the SCI,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
AME R|CAN Legion!
MEETS TOMORROW

Plans continue to go forward for the
iig American Legion meeting '"lhV''
row night Several speakers haFs
lecn engaged and there viii be a NUN
lcr 81 short. snappy talks. Post Tom
iuander Estes viii make his ips' an.
nual report, which is qui,s Hnglhy ana
q complete recital az tho agesnpi'sh'
mcnts ~ the local peat fonf'he year
just closed
: rcl,rondmn It tn, lo'sf mehlbcrshlp
- the question of o bonus. VIII d.
hsld rhc Pert Commander states thnt
De- pcrs nally II Opposed TO such bon
NJ. hut that he viii b. guded by the
result N the referendum and s'riN" 10y
ais e. carry Out III" wishes II the mcln'
b,rahip aE indicated by the result 1T the
vote which viii be- held, regardless ~
what that result may be.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06

ond IN his series of home demonstra'
lion lalks Again b. unfd his portable
roam ~ u background, against which
he developed n charming picture by
means ~ draporirs rfigs. and furniture
carefully chosen and well arranged.
The room was BIT different nom The
une shown the night before fW III.
inantcl and Fireplace were IN an lngie.
nook at one end.
Changes Color Seieme.
Taking the sam, charming painting
which hung aboyc Tho mnniel un Mon
day evening us ~, central note ~ HE
colrr scheme. M crane evolved 10.
utlli different decorative effect, For
On M,@lay drnporios. rur~. chairs. and
,avcrlEif were IN mulberry iuncs
which were repeated IN The shadey 81
M, amps last night blue wis tn
dominant note. with 'ust splash n
reid frum the great vase ~ dqhlias
and touch ~ vivid huos IN the Ia
ures an tn cr tonne drapcgica
The dominant note II the evening
however hsd little 10 do with color
fchtm,s. " was struck by the manner
in which thu speaker IN intimate ard
pleasant fashion took his audi,nco into
his cunfldcnc". and In intimate and
pleasant faFhiun transformed portable
room IN un auditorium stage into =
place that lr,athod the very spirit Of
home.
Many uf the same men and women
who wor. present last nigh; 'lad been
Present on Monday ~ well aud some
~ them IN yesterday afternoon. ana
Indications atc that the Goodwin VIII
havt ~ i1rgc crowd ~ can be- a.
I cnmmodatfd during the series.
NJ. Crane mus, have rralizcd NJ ihe
outset that b. vs. truly IN the h"us
NJ his friends lest Right and " ther,
Ind h'.n any douh, " would have heea
early ST o. rest when ne asked. "Wcr,
any e you here last night. n so ! won
Ter how many ~ you went homr ani
~ we'd your furniture arorad'"
laugh that rippl,d al over the cruwdn,
hour' answered him hc:icr than word
could have done.
The prugramm" closed last night will
lmuyc ue n had done the night hs4oro
onl, the singer this time WIS Mrs. y
~ shepherd who sing "The. Rosary
and CAV" ~ an encore The Way .
Win Woman's Hart" I, was ~
fnri touch - beauty 'o a beautiful cv,
ming
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
B. {. D. WILL MEET.
TOMS 1T At 7.3O
BOARD WILL TAKE STAND on
ENCEss PROFITS AND SALES
TANES.

The Board Of Ciy Development VII
mse, tonight al the 2. g y. rooms AZ
.:ao o'clck, fcr the discussion 81 a mum.
her 81 important matters Secretary
Estes. In sending out the call. mcniion.
On in some detail the referendum which
the L. 8 Chamber of Commerce h hold
ms on the qeusiion of a revision u IN
Income and profit taxes. That boiy has
taken W It's Position IN opposition a.
the excsS profits tax. IN particular. and
IL attempting t. s0lidify the CONNER.
ciai Interests ~ the country IN opposi.
ton 20 II. The referendum in whlch
the local board il asked tp take part
contains fifteen clauses. al dcaling with
the various phases ~ present hXatlo1
and proposed Substitutes chief a
which II = sales tax. Secretary Estes
hopes for ne large an ATTENDANCE ~
members 81 the board as possible. ~ this
u a matter which concerns al ~ them.
Other matters which will come up for
consideration will be- the Better Homes
exhibit of the Chicago Art institute.
which u scheduled Tor tho week ~ Jan.
nary -. and the Automobile 81, H. show
which viii b. held on February 2: s32i
Ways 81 cooperating with The pre-
meters - tn latter event viii bs Die.
cus~d and the fHmer event. which l.
heinz trough, Ia Amarillo by IN u e
D.. VIII q coursc have iis hearty hack
inK Mr.. Estes win report o. IN Board
tus', what has bern done IN tn WY Of
preparation Tor the com!ne ~ the IN
siitBte the sale q tickets. etc
The Industrial committee vii make
go report 30 tn h0nrd ionlgh; and m
hills for the previous month Will b. pr
scented.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
And They Marry"
~ Associated fr~.s

MADRID. Jan. The possibility 81
t.ie future union II the Spanish and
beigian royal families is the subject
q a rumor Ia the circles % the arls;ne.
EAcy q Madrid In connection With the
c.rning visit II King Albert and Queen
Elizaleth and their daughter. the prin.
cess f--arie. who viii arrive hsrc ln
FebG%7ry. The succ.sslon ~ the d..
nasty has already been discussed a..
though the prince 81 the Asiurias b.
NJ; fourteen years old. Will, Primers
Marie is seventeen.
IL l. argued that the royal mairi.
Honial fisld has become ~ small In
consequence % the disappearance ~
various kingdoms that rulers are CON.
rtiied 10 look ahead foF opportuniiio4
Il alliance with other fsmill,s ~ royal
blood and u possible similar religion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
NONPiRrIstN LEAGUE
ORGANIZER NOW BlSS

SALIVA. Kansas. Jan 81 mass
pccting az which the nonIartlsan lea.
que and its activities were discussed
was held here tonight under the aus.
pieces II the local poA u the American
Legion. \. 6. Townley. head of the
league. and the men whn are assisting
him In the work u organization In this
county were invited t. he present. \
general invitation ~ attend was extend.
al to citizens IL the county
T Nrlcy isiuincd h ~ tohy after al
ahs,nc" - tive days lie announced
that b. had been IN omaha Nebraska.
'on business
Thu ncrnrtisln league head and
several cc.workors came here last weeh
and a. ir presence has hCcn made IA 3
ialF,, Ter ,pp, s.tiun rs The local Amer.
''an IHIirr pest.