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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


GROCERY STORE. SMALL, LEAVING
town Address 'G- L" care Argus.
WILL SELL MY EQUITY ON SIX Room
house. Price very reasonable Buyer
viii gain. If interested address 80,
care Argus
HARPER HOUSE MANICURE STAND.
Cash or terms E. l. 47S3-
MONEY TO LOAN
AT e%&N LOCAL RESIDENCE PROF
erty. S0Go of valuation Phone Miss
Barnes, z. I. IT.
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EoCK ISLAND CHAPTER. NO. 269.
Order Eastern Star--keg ular meetings
second "wednesday OF eAcn monLn- Nls-
isiug Stars Welcome. MIS- Josephine
Mace. W. NJ. Mary r. krsIs. secretary.
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uCAL LODGE no. COS, L o. o. T.
Aeets every Thursday evening
S-SsS at ODD Fellows temple Oh.
~ Fourth avenue, between Sew
ZlalrA enseeuLh aRa Ii { e z
streets. Z. HerwIg. n. g.;
o. Anders. 4. s. First
Thursday of each month. inItis-
tory degree. first. second and third de-
gree the following Thursday.
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.

WHY PAY 35c or 4Oc WHEN 1 WILL
hang your paper for SOC per roll Paint
ing and granting. Wall paper for sale.
moline 511-.
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L P. o. ELks 80. sso.

Meets the first and third
Mondays of each month at
Elks' club Walter J. Grit
i'm. exalted ruler: c. n.
Isaacson- secretary. Vikit-
ing brothers always well
couae. Club rooms At 115
ElKhlaenth street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-18

HoCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. E. d S.
A,-The stated assemblies OF Rock Is
land Council NO. ~. Z. d D ID WILL
be held ON the third wednesday OF each
month W. J. Spencer. I. l. N; y. r.
HlioehrznGt. rec8rder.
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THE ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS |
WANTED-NAIE HELP.

AUTO OWNERS. TO WHOM WE CAN
refer prospects wanted to handle ex-
elusive sales of No-Carbon OIL, the
grsat carbon remover and gasoline saver,
and other auto necessit ties Great re
peaiers- We make $50 to $50 weekly.
write for agents big $50 tree goods
ouG and 81 sample can OF &o-SarDon
on; sent postpaid Don't send any
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WANTED: OILERS AND PATCHERS.
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on photograph cabinet work STEADY
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WANTEDt MEN To LEARN THE
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G. A r.

BUFORD POST 243. G. A. 3.
Meets regularly on second
and fourth Friday after
moons of each month At 2
O'Clock In Memorial hall in
the court house. B. r. Baugh-
man. commander. E. C. First.
adjutant.
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PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS.

COSNELLT & WALKER (B. D. CON-
nelly and ". NJ. Walker)-LSwyers-
Genera law, chancery and probate prac-
1ice- Peoples SatIona1 Bank building
ROCK Island
EDW. L. EAGLE-LAWG Err. GENERAL
law, cbancery and probate practice.
Ofice in court house. kock Island
WALKER g. SWEENEY ATTORNEYS
and couuseiors ~ law Money TO loan
on real estate. Rooms 20S-212 Central
Trust building.
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WANTED-FENALE HELP
~~----~-~~-~------~---- ~-~-~~~-~-~-~~-~~~~-~---
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework- Good wages 1O49 TWEEN
tieth Street
SOLICITORS WHO ARE NOW SELLING
&, or have sold waterproof aprons Write
new line, new prices. P. o. Box 733.
Davenport.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK- b.
L. 1912.
FUR FINIsHERs. 1908 SECOND AVE
nue..
NANTED-NALE AND FEMALE.
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BOYS AND GIRLS OVER 10 YEARS OLD
to learn telegraphy. Western Union
Telegraph Co.
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RoCK ISLAND AERIE 80. $50, FRATER-
nal Order of Eagles.-ReguIar meetings
hrst and third Tuesday OF each month
At EAg-cs home. Fourth avenue anr
Iwe21y first street. Drank HlcA. W. = :,
Joseph GrOtegut. secretary.
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MONEY TO LOAN

HARPER HOUSE MANICURE
Cash or terms E. l. 1888
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-09

be frost and delusiOn unless llghtened WIN
the effulgent rays of his smiling features ne
packed his kit bag and joined Colonel Gregory
of Republican fame. and meandered up to the
city Friday morning
All the advance information he would Jar
loose from was that he was going to take in
the press association meet and look in on the
legislature and see if Senator Carlock was
doing his duty through the introduction of
divers and many bills Joint and concurrent
resolutions and amendments to the states most
solemn, serious and binding obligation, better
known, perhaps. to every rising young lawyer
as the Constitution
He further stated that he was going to
hunt up Buck Campbell editor of the Wau-
koms Hornet and one of the Republicans
who had strayed into the house of representa-
tives. through the grace of the unthoughted
voter, and, with him, journey down to Nor
man, there to tell the school of journalism
Just how to teach the young reporters ideas
how to shoot the unwary politician who seeks
so persistently for page one position.
He also stated that he was carrying his
appetite with him, and that his mouth was
set. cooked and primed for oysters in any
shape and all sizes, ages, compilations and
sexes.
He started in to write a sermon for use
in this column before he pulled his freight for
Oklahoma's city of iniquity, but the advance
man of new bureau came in, loaded with
Jokes, Just before he got his thinking appara-
tus limbered up, so he was forced to sidetrack
the sermon for use on some future and more
auspicious occasion.
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GsIgIils.s., ogstib
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 9, 1921
A REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1920

Jan lO-Exchange of qualifications By Germany an'
fourteen Allied Powers
l3-Mob storms Reichstag AZ killed.
16-First meeting Of Council of League of Nations
at Paris.
1S-Alexander Mllerand becomes French premier
2O-Red uprsngs in Italy
Feb. l7--Tral of Joseph Callaux former French pre-
2s-Bolshevki consolidate Northern Russia.
2j-lrish home rule providing dual houses intro
duced in parliament
26-Prince OF Wales lays cornerstone of new Aus
trian capitol.
Mar s-Woman suffrage in communal elections voted
in Belgium.
SILVA becomes premier Of Portugal
Lord Mayor Of Cork McCurian assasSinated
lO-ReyOlutOn of unkers in Germany.
2S-Genera strike ordered in Belgium.
Aprl Sir Hamar Greenwood appointed Irish chief
secretary
2j-Turkey carved by the powers.
May 7-Carranza flees from Mexican capital.
20-Carranza murdered by Herrera.
June 4-ffungary signs treaty OF Versailles
le-Giolitti succeeds NTH as italian premier
24-Ladsaw Grabski made Polish premier.
July l2-Lithunia signs peace with Russia
15-Japan occupies Island OF Saghalan
i6-Civil renewed in China
3i-Reichstag abolshes compulsory military service.
-Latvia makes peace with Russia.
Aug. 13-Terrence MacSwiney, lord mayor OF Cork be-
gins hunger strike.
1s-Armistce between Poland and Soviet Russia.
Sept s-DAnhunzio declares Fumes independence.
23-Milerand elected president OF France.
Oct Wv. b. Vanderlip obtains concessions from
Lenne.
s-Agreenent between Egyptian Natonaiists and
Lord Miners Mission.
25-Terrence Macswney dies
26-Poles and Russians negotiate peace.
Nov l2Italy and Jugoslavia conclude negotiations.
l4-Gen. Wrangel defeated by the Reds
lj-Pau Hymans made permanent president Of
League OF Nations
22-Pre'dent Wilson accepts responsibility in Ar
menia.
Dec .l-obregon inaugurated president Of Mexico
ll-cty of Cork set afire; damage s2oooo,ooo.
l5-President Wilson appointed Henry MoEenthau
10 represent him In Armenia.
lj-Bulgaria and Austria admitted 90 the League
OF Nations
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-09
UNWARRANTED ATTACK on JEWS

One of the most unprovoked and unwarrant-
ed blots upon the escutcheon of journalism,
is to be found in the vituperativ6 attacks
which Henry Ford the multimilonaire auto
mobile MANUFACTURER has made upon the Jews
in his paper, the Dearborn Independent.
In most of the stories which recorded his
tory carries, telling of religious and political
intolerance there may be found some excuse
ether than any which might have terminated
and-had its birth ia and from diseased or
distorted brain.
Taking the history of England and reading
of the early day persecution of the Jewish
people. we find that these prosecutions were
actuated by blind following of the people
after the leadership of a priesthood which
sought to control all things temporal and all
things spiritual.
This was the same leadership which burned
at the stake the followers of the Lord Jesus,
with the ones who disputed His divinity, who
had the temerity TO attempt to worship their
Lord and Master according to the dictates OF
their own conscences. 1t was not leader
ship which sought to spread the doctrine OF
the Christ in whom they professed a belief
for Holy and sincere love of that Chritt.
On the other hand il was leadership which
sought in the name of the Nazarine, to gain
control over the political deStinies of the world.
Unchristian as this was. it gave an excuse,
II afforded reason for the persecution both
of the unbelieving Jew and the dissenting
Christian. Unchristian as this was, il found
foundation upon which TO build its super
structure. even though that foundation was
laid in a mortar of hypocrisy.
But. with Henry Ford however, matters
are different. He can offer no excuse, nor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-09
TEAM WORK

Team work is essential to success and to
happiness A world filled with intellectual
giants all working independently and toward
different ends, would not be a very happy
world and it would make very poor progress
There would be no community of interests
there would be no harmony, there would be
no joy that comes from sacrifices, there would
be no pleasure that comes from confiding in
others.
The winning team at the national game
of baseball this year will not necessarily be
the team that has the best individual players
but il will be made up of men who do the
most team work, it will be the team among
the members Of which the greatest amount of
harmony prevails it will be the team in which
each individual has confidence in his fellow
workers and obeys the man who directs the
game. Constant criticism of the source of
power destroys team work and eliminates the
element Of success from, the critic
"No man lyeth unto himself" No man
can map out his life's plan without proper con-
sideration of others. He can no more do that
than he can arrive at the correct result in a
problem in mathematics by leaving out some
of the individual figures Life may properly
be likened to such problem. Every figure
must be, and each one must be in It's proper
place If the result is correct Just so. man
must not attempt to eliminate others. he must
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-09

find their true relation He must not over
estimate or underestimate others. To over
estimate is to worship the idol of personality,
to underestimate is to put too high an estimate
upon ones self Either error is fatal to a
well rounded successful life.
Whether in the school, store, factory, office
or with construction crew team work is
necessary to success. The worker in any line
OF endeavor who occupies wrong attitude to-
ward his employer or underestimate those
employed with him, may be handicapped with
sef-love. He needs to form new estimates of
himself and others, that he may discover his
proper relation and do effective team work.
Every case of under-estimation has its cor
responding case Of over-estimation. If the
personality of ones self or of others is never
placed on too high pedestal, no friend or CO.
worker will ever be placed upon a base beneath
his real self Under-estimation of ones self
is more frequent than its opposite evil. The
bird never flies until it first tries its wings
Man never succeeds until he risks his own
powers and begins to rejoice in secret strength
and beauty.
There is no other place where team work
counts so much as in the home. A feeling that
one contributes too much for his share is Just
as fatal to team work as the belief that he is
contributing too little. Magnifying ones work
leads to the minimizing of the others work.
If evil has its way the smiles and the cheerful
words will be saved for others and the frowns
and scolds showered upon those in the house
hold The home is the place where character
is formed the home is the place where the
seed Of success or failure is sown, and the
mingling with the world is but the cultivation
of the plants There are many virtues needed
in the home, but chief among them is patti
ence Patience must abound if team work is
done Patience means faith in others, it means
hope, it means love. Patience is the peace
bird lowering over the threshold Patience is
the test of manhood or of womanhood. At the
contemplation of the word patience and what
it implies we are inclined to go back in thought
and dwell again in the presence of the mother
who was the embodiment of patience. She was
always hopeful, always cheerful, always be-
eving, always trusting always expecting us
to do right
One of the hindrances to efficient team work
is the magnifying of our troubles and infirmi-
ties. Some one has said that he rejoced IN
nfirmities He did so because he had learned
how to overcome them, he had felt the unspeak-
able Joy of victory at their disappearance: He
gathered as his most precious treasures the
truths which freed him. The power developed
by one man is available to all men. Any COM
promise that diverges thought from this fact
destroys self confidence makes life subject
to every wind that blows, and robs humanity
of its rightful dominion.
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can the most ant-Jewish sentiment find sane
reason by which he may be actuated.
He is living in different time, in differ
ent age, under different conditions than was
the age than were the conditions in which
and under which lived the priesthood which
sought to carry belief in the Child of Bethe-
hem to the children of men, on the point of
the bayonet lighted with the ruddy glow of
flaming fagots.
Henry Ford does not live in time when
the black-cowled disciples of Superstition sway
the destinies of man; he does not live in the
period of the dark ages; he does not live dur
ing time when the chivalry of the civilized
world laid down its life in search of the Holy
Grail; he does not live at the time when the
Christian Knight crossed battle blades with
the fiery Saracen, that the Holy Sepulchre
could be reclaimed from the hands of the
infidels.
On the other hand he lives in the Today.
He lives in period upon which the Sun OF
Reason shnes-a period which tells us that
the belief of the Jews that the Redeemer is
yet to come, shall be recognized as their rell-
gion Just the same we recognize the holl-
ness in the Immaculate Conception, in the
birth of the Son of God from the loins of a
virgin mother
The man who stoops to attack and scott
at the religion of any people, be that religion
Christian, Mohammedan, Buddhist or Jewish,
is man who would scoff at the name of the
Great Cod the God worshipped by Christian,
Jew and Mohammedan. He is man whose
assumed sacredness of belief becomes a mock
cry through his insane seeking after free pub
licity, leading him to launch this unwarranted
attack against the people who today, are rec
ognized by all broadminded people, of all reli-
gious beliefs, as being class of progressive
citizens, each one of whom entertains sincere
respect for the beliefs of peoples Of all other
faiths.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-09
WHO DRIVES

(By Edmond Vance Cooke
The car sent shaft through the
blackness;
My little son rode at my side.
ON my soul lay the mildcw Of slack
ness;
My spirit was shorn Of its pride.
was sick of pne constan insistence
OF every day duties TO do;
/ was tired Of The irksome resistance
Which contron ed each morning
anew.
And the night ferl to fretting and
stolming,
Aa onward he motor ear swept.
And then something human an'
warming
Pressed close as my lIue son slept
Around pressed the baclSness and
bloakness.
Around swept the stress OF lhe
storm.
But strength in me surged from his
weakness
And the tide of my courage flowed
warm.
Then again | fe!t ample and eager
For tine struggle without or within.
And til death snould bcsct and hc-
Lacquer
tea. I should battle AMI win
But wondered When my nigh,
grows colder
And sleep the long silence
through.
WIN my head lind It's res, ou The
shoulder
And inspire the Grca, Tenderness.
tou9
shall I llc, an in silence and sars-
moss,
TIN nay ashes are scattered arre
or ,shall dream on through jhr dark
ness.
Aud know who ls guiding the Curg'
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The Ardmoreite's
HOME FORUM
CLEAN J0URNALINSM

The Ardmcrcite.--
On numerous occasions during the
past two months, when many of the
large city papers appeared daily with
diaries. front page scare heads" and
long articles composed largely no
doubt. of sleanings from scandal
mongers" fer uansmival at large profit
to me curious public. my heart has
swelled with PRIDE and satisfaction
20 note from day TO day shat our
"Ardmoreite" held to tile facts avail
able and clean journalism.
When We stop Ga consider the pow
crful Influence OF The press not only
upon the adua mind but more par
t!culariy upon uhe mind of youth Of
our counry we feel that the ques-
iorahlc publc..y referred TO Ia little
short of criminal. aud believe many OF
the large dailcs could render a greater
service by using the Ardmoreite as
a model, ana save themselves tht
trouble of sending repoI ters TO our
citv go missions which can he Of
l"uCu to no one.
lie ,la, is without sin among You,
1T hi.p crs; the first stone.
As citizens of Ardmorc le' Us in
dyilJ1lly uy To sec the good In our
ncigthbors Ind fellow townsmen as
.sdgh' 10y the great wayshower then
shall We merit our wholesome daily,
ANA all about Us viii feel the happy
heai,-ihroh Of hrothorly love which
inspires us to higher and better
hIngs.
A. NESTOR
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-09
WIFE WILL FIGHT
HUSBANDS ATTEMPT
To SECURE DIVORCE

Addie billiard, who is being sued
Tor divorce in the district court by
Joe Dillard, viii fight her busand's
attempt to sever their marital rela-
tions. This was revealed when Mrs.
Dillard. through her attorney. filed
with the clerk Of the district court
an answer and cross petition to her
husbands petition for divorce.
In her answer, Mrs. Dillard states
that her husbands statement to the
effect that they We're married on
May 5th. 1919. is wrong. and that
the correct date of their marriage was
on April nth. 1919. She further de-
nies the allegations that since their
marriage she began treating ner hus-
band with coarse and cruel treatment.
and brands as false his allegations
that she was suspicious of his actions
and would follow him to his place Of
business TO his great humiliation. AS
to his statement in his petition. that
ne demeancd himself properly as a
husband should do Mrs. Dillard states
that this * false also.
In her cross-pctition. the plaintiff
alleges that hcr husband was guilty
of neglect prior to their separation,
and treated her cruelty; that he
would leave Tor days aud weeks ~ a
time. and would neither tell her his
whereabouts. or provide for her dur
ing his absence. when she discovered
that her husband was IN company
of and corresponding with other wo
Mon, states Mrs nillard Ia her pcti-
ton, She asked him to cease these
activities hut To- no avail.
IN her petition, Mrs. Dillord asks
that no divorce De granted To her
husband as prayed for In his petition.
Stating that he IL an ahlc-hodicd man
ur considerable means. she asks that
he ho ordered to contribute tsoo PET
month towards her support
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OFF TO THE RACES

Actuated by that spirit of unrest which has
promoted members of the great American
family of newspaper men to ever be wander
ers upon the face of the earth, the chief
thought expounder Of this department folded
his pajamas even as the people of olden times,
Arab-like folded their tents and silently stole
away, and hit the high spots which led him
to Oklahoma City and the white-lights, there
to soiourn time in the lap of luxury, in
communion with other knights of the editorial
scissors and pastepots
In other words, feeling that the Oklahoma
Press Associations mdwinter meeting would
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Scripture
Proverbs ii;ls.si


lie that In void of wisdom despls.
9TH his nciseeor: but man OF un.
derstanding holdc,h his peace.
4 ialcbearer revcalcth secrets: la,
he that il OF faithful spirit conceal.
9TH the matter.
Where no counsel is. the people
falls hut In the multitude Of counsel
lors there Is safcy.
Ilc that Is sur,y for stranger
shall smart for 1t, and he that has eth
turctyship is sure.
A gracious woman rc,aineth honor
and strong men retain riches
The morciul man doeum good 10
his own soul. but hc chat Il cruel
toublCih his own ilesh.
The wicked worken deccitf,l
work but TO him that sowc,h rlph,.
cousness shall be- "a sure reward
As Righteousness tcndcth to nf..
so he that pursuuah evil pursusth .,
io his own death. 4
They that ARE Of forwarl h.ar
are ahomlnalion to th" Lord. hn,
such as are unrgh, In their Nn,.
are his delight.
Thous land, Join In hand ,hs
wicked shall not bc unnunishel m.l =
7 DO seod cf tho righteous shalt ne aa
liAprci
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AS OTHERS SEE US

Clara Smith is shrinking violet She
does not know whether to go into vaudeville
or into the movies after her murder trial is
over. She evidently does not expect to spend
much time in jail. So deeply does she deplore
the notoriety that has come to her that she
is thinking of writing book that will give
the story of her life. Clara in fact, talks like
The usual small town person to whom national
notonousness has come and does not know
whether to use it for glory or backmail--
Los Angeles Times.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-09

GROVES l.. n. q. tablets Laxative
Bpmo Quiniuc .ahlctu remove the
cause. BE sure YOU re, tho genuine.
Ask for GROVES l.. n. q tablets.
Look for y. W. GROVES signature
on box soc ADV.
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All WATER HILLS NOT PAID
ny u O'CLOCK O> TIiE AFTER.
NOON OE THE iorU WILL he
UEIINQtE>T AND 4 PENALTY
NrrNtliED.
%. u. VI. wNi.I,EH. Water Supi.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-09

The Boy Scouts of America were the first
people to build camp at Turner Falls and
this camp was occupied by the boys last sum-
mer at one of their outings The Arbuckle
mountains offer the finest clear water for
swimming, they offer rugged mountains for
climbing and they made an ideal camping
place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-09
ANY ONE USING WATER FROM
FIRE Plugs WITHOUT PERMiS.
SION FROM THE WATER SUPER
I\TE\DE\T WILL BE FINED.
% u. VI. WALKER. Water Supt.

Pnoblurf Herbert Hoover
skcd to buy rico for starving Euro
pcans. "thus aycring suffering at
home"
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NOTICE

An Union Barber Shops open at 5:3o
"a. m. aud close $50 p. M. except Sat.
urday night. Shops close 9.3O y. m.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-09

Mttns lo.nN rtRNlrvRE
SALE N0w ON.-,d,