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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Scorches Daughter of 5
Over Gas Stove Plate
snecio1 Dispatch to The Tribune

PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-After be-
ing denounced as brute and told he
should be horsewhlpped, Alexander
Weber was placed on probation for one
year to-day by Magistrate Holland on
charges of holding his five-year
daughter, Alberta, over hot gas stove
plate. According to Miss Sarah A..
Mcconnell, an agent of the. Society
for the Protection of Children from
Cruelty, the child was severely burned.
you're human BRUTE" said the
magistrate when sentencing Weber,
land should be horsewhipped. / would
like to do it myself. If it was not for
your wife and three children l would
hold you under $500 bail for court.
You should be given severe punish
ment, and on charges of more serious
nature"
The child, according to Miss Neon
nell, said: Daddy did it often to me-.
He whipped me and burned me many
times" The mother denied her hus-
band had ever burned the child. The
burns on Alberta's legs were exhibited,
however.
Weber said he was sorry. II never
intended to be cruel to my child" he
added
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Chancellor-Elect Flint of
Syracuse Operated Upon

CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa. May r.
Charles W. Flint. chancellor elect 81
Syracuse n. " University, is criti-
cally i'll here tonight from abdomina'
trouble. He was operated on last nigat
and, while it afforded him some re-
lief, his recovery is by no means as
sured.
DR.. Flint has been president of Cor
nell College. Mount Vernon. Iowa, foI
the last seven years. and rendered his
resignation last January. TO accent the
Syracuse chancellorship. Re was .
have gone to Syracuse IN June. hu.
he RECEIVERS it is doubtful il he will b.
able to assume his new duties before
fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Lloyd Sabaudo Moves
Into Bigger Quarters

Cramped for space by Increasing
business, the Lloyd Sabaudo Line yes
terday. moved from its Office on the
third floor of A Whitehall Street
around the corner to 8 State Street,
facing Battery Park. These larger Of
fees were formerly occupied by the
Cunard Line, which has moved into
its own building a block Or so up
Broadway.
Oficiais of the Lloyd Sabaudo re-
port that the new liner Conte Rosso
will reach New York on May 25 and
will sail for Naples June l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Steel Merger Scanned
BY Lockwood Board

The steel merger which Senator
La Toilette wants the Senate to
investigate has been the subject
OF investigation by the Lockwood
committee for several weeks, it
was learned yesterday.
testimony concerning the mer-
ger Will be given in the near fu-
ture at one Of the public hearings
OF the committee, perhaps next
week. The matter was to have
been gone into at one of the recent
hearings. but several important
witnesses were out of the city and
1t was postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Britain Warns
Irish to Live Tn
|.ToPeace Treaty
Chamberlain, Acting Pre-.
mier, Says Free State Off
Gals Must Exert Them
selves Actively to Task
Should Protect Citizens
Collins Assures Protestants
Civil and Religious
Liberty Will Be Insured
From The Tribune's Europeon Burenu

copyright. 1922. New York Tribune Inc
LONDON. May 12.-Austen Chamber.
laln government leader in the House Of
Commons and Acting Premier in the alb
sence of Lloyd George, in speech here
on Ireland to-day declared:
The time has come when we must
expect those who signed the Irish
treaty-who now form the provisional
government of the Free State--to exert
themselves actively. They must exert
themselves resolutely and at every cost
to protect the citizens within their
charge and to relieve the country from
the strain which is affecting its reputa-
ton. They must show not merely good
faith and desire to live up to the
treaty, but the power to do so"
chamberlain said the British govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13
Knickerbocker's
The Largest Manufactures
of Hygeia Ice IN the World

Just as Hygeia was worshipped
as the Goddess Of Health IL
olden days, Hygeia Ice is looked
to as the Guardian of Health in
modern days. Hygeia is ice
made from filtered water aud
frozen in sanitary plants, as dis
tinguished from Natural ice
harvested from lakes, rivers,
ponds. Practically all lnanufac-
tured ice is pure-is entitled to
be called Hygeia Ice-healti1fuI
ice.
Kmckerboekey has p tiGn's III ffs M
rotolifan disnict--aA makiag ab5ointeiy
turs icr from f-it1c5 Gitfyfd 7cqfcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-13

through to the Jackson apartment and
caused the death of the couple.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28

SAL BY experienced.
with ten years In general merchandising
ana four years on Road: shoes pro-
ferred. but will consider any good limo
No. l reference. Box q I62, care The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28
Fihhitt.iAL
business OpportunIi:cs

|
| Business opportunities SO
ATTENTION. INVEsToRs-A going Rich
mond manufacturing concern. with APP
prOaimately $4,000 worth or assets rep
resented by machinery and material ON
hand and no liabilities, wants to sell
from $4,000 to $4,000 worth of So
| cumulative preferred stock; no other nre
! ferred stock has been sold or win h.
offered for sale. t9S. care Tho Dis
patch
CONFECTIONERY AND LUSCHi counter
old stand: 6o!nS good business: reason
for selling: nave other business. Box
Il $40. care The Dispatch.
CONFECTIONERY. and quick lunch com
Dlncd: good business and locality: nell
ing on account Of going into other bust
ness; act quick. Telephone Madison
e9tt for appointment only.
GROCERY for SALE: good business and
good location. Phone Boulevard 3s2S
ANY BUSINESS SOLD QUICKLY.
SOUTHERN BUSINESS SALES AGENCY.
lol2 Times Dispatch.
IF YOU HAVE lido money and want TO
double II, write T. il. Pace. Box o..
wANTED-Financiai aid In handling Ford
agency in good North Carolina town;
good proposition TO party that can pro-
duce tho cash. Only such need write.
Box l. 1853. care The Dispatch.
FOR SALE-Marinc railway with three
/
ped with tools and wood working ma
chincry. Also several thousand feet OF
seasoned lumber and two launches
Plant In operating condition. Can he
bought Cor less than $4,000. II in need
OF launch for towing or pleasure pur-
poses. write for particulars. Have ma
chine tools In sufficient quantity to start
an up-to-dAtc machine shop. Tools con-
sist OF large and small !athes drlII
presses. one paner. pipe and bolt
threading machines. complete black
smith shop tools. steam hammer. etc
Formerly property OF the Marin. Repair
Corporation. For Information. apply 20
ID. g. bridges. =. .. BOX 7i3. Ncwpor,
News, Va.
YOUNG. progressive corporation doing
wholesale and retail business in Rich
mond has recently secured the d!strlbut-
Ing agency for Virginia and North
eastern North Carolina, now finds that
they VIII need ten to twenty thousand
dollars additional capital to properiy
take care OF Its rapidly Increasing bust
ness. We can use the scrvices~ of a
progressive business man in this con-
ncc;ion. Address Box SIC. care Tn.
Dispatch.
DO YOU WANT business that Will pay
80 per cent! Please investigate Box
q $50. care The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28


FORD TOURING. 1915 MODEL, NEW
TIRES. PRICE $50. CAr
COSD!TlION. PHONE MK Abbey.
BOLi. ::.! :oO7 ". BROAD ST.
FORD touring, with starter and dg,uo,,n,.
able ZINE 500. =. X. T!Her. 1870. V.
Broad.
FokDS--rtompt delivery. Randolph AT.
Bart "oinb!e. Universal Motor Co.
HAYNES SEDAN. -. aioss, 43i-.3s w
Aiair Street.
LIBERTY SiX-is26 model. g. E. Hatch
80: North Graham Street.
HiSH-For sale. s!s. touring. good as
new and fully equipped: direct from
o"h"!' must sell by Saturday. leaving
town. Madison iG36.
OAKLAND sIX--ls26 model. G. -. Hatch
Sv2 Sorth Graham Street.
SRI DEbAKER - For sale. studebakc-
touring car; good condition. new cord
lites all around. wan sacrifice for cash.
Randolph !Osl-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28

CONFECTIONERY. and quick lunch com
Dincd: good business and locality; beIl-
ing on account Of going into other busi-
ness; act quick. Telephone Madison
for ,piv
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Phone Your Wants
To Randolph l
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
IND C. n ED FOR 0UlCk
EXPERIENCE

IND AED Fob oUICA
REFERENCE
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Ash for Want Ad Tnker
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS order ed
Tor TIE RICHMOND TIMES DIS
lATCh daily morning edition VIZ y
appear IN the next edition OF Tah
EVENING DISPATCH The rate.
given herewith cover morning aud
evening service IN all instances, with
the exception OF THE SUNDAY
TIMES DISPATCH. which 10 priced
separately.
Schedule of Want Aa Rstes
&c a word daily. minimum
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Shc d word sunday. minimum
zoe, aer solid.
consecutive insertions, n
ciuuius sunday, sc word.
consecutive Insertions, In
GLIDING Sunday. loo WORD.
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Dispiny TYPO
The largest type permitted In tho
Want Ad pages Is II point, ana mo
smallest space IN which lz-polht
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fate tor this ia.Ke type IL cents
word daily ana N cents wofo
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VIII apply as Tor regular want aus.
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estimate words to the line.
Longer term rates for business al :
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Advertisements received an late az
10 a. 81. and 10 l.. ii. each week dRy
and UP TO T.. M. Saturday for correct
oIass.nCauoi in the next EDITION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28

GROCERY for sale; good business and
good location. Phone Boulevard 1928.
ANY BUSINESS SOLD QUICKLY
! SOUTHERN BUSINESS SALES AGENCY
\ 1912 Times D.spatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28

EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted-NiaIe

NcN,tNH-lounB man wants nursing or
position as attendant; experienced: good
references. Apply d 462. care The Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28
ALIO.NiJi5iLES
AutonioDiics for sale

CHANDLER Up ENGER. LATE
MODEL. Run LESS THAN 900 MILES
yAS BE BOUGHT FOR LESS THAN
asO". SEE THIS CAR If YOU WANT
YOUR MONEYS WORTH TERMS If
DESIRED. PHONE MIR. Alley
BOULEVARD 1892. 20c7 ". BROAD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28

IL YOU HAVE lido money and want to
double II. write T. ii. Pace. Box %.
Crozet. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aid In handling Ford
agency In good North Carolina town:
good proposition TO party that can pro-
duce tho cash. Only such need write.
BOX l. 1863. care The Dispatch ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28

YOUNG MAN-Singlc. assistant book
Keeper. general clerk: quick, accurate.
references u tes. care The Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN. with high schOoi educu-
tlon. desires position as typist or AS
sistant bookkceper; experienced and can
give best references. Phone 5632-w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28
Seeds. Plants. Fertilizers 0s

Seeds. Plants. Fertilizers. OS
PLANTS x SEEDS.
Tomato Plants-t2.0o per single thousand
Tomato Plants-$l.7S In two thousa nd
lots.
Tomato Plants-;i.5o. in 1--WE thousand lots
and over.
Pepper Plunts--;c.50 per single thousand.
Pepper Plants-S2.2b. in two thouss nd lots
Pepper Piants-32.o0. I'm five thousand lots
and over.
EEgplants-S2.5o per single thousand.
Eggplants-S225. in TWO thousand lots
experimentation in five thousand lots a nd
over.
Sweet Potato Piants-s2.Oo per single thou
sand.
Sweet Potato Plants-t1.75. in two thou
sand lots
Sweet Potato Plants-sl.50. In Ave thou
sand lots and over.
Our plants are excellent quality, outdoor
grown from highest type seeds.
Beauty. EarlIna and Ponderosa
Plants.
Royal King Pepper Plants.
Large Purple Thornless Eggpiants
Porto Rico Sweet Potato Plants
We can ship Immediately. Cash with
order. Write for FREQ Seed Cata-
logue.
Il. a. MARTIN SEED CO.,
JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

Articles for Sale 81
ASH CANS. BARB WIRE-NeI 5S-pound
coils. slightly rusty. $i.35 per coil and
up; ashcans used. soc and up: shovels
and spndes. soc to 75c each; new screen
doors. $3.50 each. L. Rose Co.. $50
Brook Avenue.
COSTUMES. cOSTUMES--New York cos
tuner will no here for tho Pageant
Awning Co.. ia North Ninth Street.
DAYTON sO-LB. COMPUTING SCALES
Practically new. Brenner & Michaeison,
sos Brook Avenue.
FURNITURE Of guaranteed quality ami
workmanship at medium prices and llb-
cral terms. Anderson's.s Broad at First.
SACHET POWDER, loo per package
y. o. BOX $40. Richmond, Va.
sPoHTiNG GOODS at wholesale prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28
Houses for Rent

GARAGE SPACE--Storage for cars; a.
honr service; washing, polishing and re-
pairing. Randolph TIC. 1912 Z. Broad.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-28

those who demand the rigid protec-
ton OF legitimate free speech" Men
who want TO advocate changes in
American government no matter
how radical, no matter how ravishing
to our dearest convictions-have a
right to do so INSIDE THE CONSTR
TUITION and by CONSTITUTIONAL
MEANS. The form of American Gov
eminent is ABSOLUTELY in the
hands of a majority Of the American
people. If they want TO, they can
even establish a Soviet BY LAW. But
these anarchists KNOW they cannot
rape the good judgment of a MA
JORlTY of the American People
They do not even dare TO consult a
MAJORITY OF The people Of Russia
They must rely upon coup They
must talk Of the overthrow Of Gov
eminent by force. They have no re-
course but treason. And there's moth
ing in the letter or the spirit of the
Constitution which requires that trea-
son be coddled or condoned
Irving Bachelor has written a re-
markable novel entitled "In The Days
of Poor Richard"-a story of the
throbbing times of Benjamin Frank
lin and the Republics chrysalis. A
sturdy old pioneer and guide, Solo
mon Binkus by name, who is bitterly
familiar with the menace Of untamed
Indians, makes this observation in the
course of the pages: II amt got no
kind Of patience with these mush-
hearts who say that Americky be-
longs to the noble Red Man" The
Red Man today is of a different
mold--but not one whit less treach-
erous and deadly; and our view Of
those who would handle him with
gloves and heliotrope entirely accords
with Solomon Binkus' verdict "In The
Days Of Poor Richard Grand Rap
ids Herald.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-28
Skeleton View of New Curtiss
Pursuit Plane, Showing Metal
Construction.

The test performance Of a new
Curtiss Pursuit Plane has caused q
sensation in the Army and Navy ser-
vices. Ever since the Pulitzer Race
at Detroit, in which a new all-Amori-
can motor finished in the first four
places, it has been expected that
military planes of super-typo would
make their appearance at almost any
time. The actual performance Of the
first pursuit ship Of series surpassoa
expectation. p
In many respects, this aeroplane j.
a departure from precedent. IL use3
the same Curtiss motor used in the
racing ships at Detroit. Il IS equipoe'
with wing radiators, the most radical
advance in the art Of cooling motor
since 1917. and which ~edrcc5 the
resistance of the air almost 70 zero.
These features were expected. The
construction, however, is said u pos
sess. also, a new feature, il that the
entire machine can be stored for q
period of twenty years, if neccssarg,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-28
With Our State
Contemporaries
WE AGREE WITH SOLOMON
BiNkJS

Leading Communists have been
summoned by the so-called workers
Party Of America" to a national con-
vention in New York City, starting
December %, 'to draft new pro-
gram to hasten the overthrow of the
present Government and establish an
American Soviet" Very frankly
1--WE quote the New York Times)-
these revolutionists propose to gut all
existing institutions specifically in
Guiding Labor Unions) and to discard
"the Illusion that the partys aims can
be expedited by using the existing
. Government to establish the new So
cial order.
There you are-in words chat can
not be mistaken. The purpose is 1.-The
overthrow Of the Government" The
means to this end are outside the Con-
stitution. That spells revolution
through force. 1t spells the end Of
nearly a century and half of pro-
gress under an American Plan which
not only is the greatest contribution
! TO the science of Government in the
history Of the world, but also is re-
! sponsible for carrying the American
Nation to the highest pinnacle of
shared advantages in the story of civ
/ lization.
If there is any sense-any element
Of logic or equity or correct democ-
racy-in permitting that sort of a
reprehensiblc thing to spawn, then
treason is become a virtue and liberty
! is a prostitute. This coming conven-
ton couldn't meet in Michigan
thank God,-becausc Of our self
syndicalism. II should not be allowed
TO meet anywhere under the flag. 1t
confcsses in advance that il plots a
heinous crime. Is not prevention even
more esscnti~l than punishment, in
! fighting crirc? Are we such high
sighted imrDtents that we care not or
dare not event a thing which, once
it happens, we would proceed sum-
marily to punish? Carry the prob
lem to its logical conclusion, and see
where you land. If such conven-
ton as this proceeds to overthrow
the Government" by force, is there
any loyalist-howeve thin-blooded
and vagarious-who would say that
the American People are not entitled
TO defend their precious heritage with
steel and fire, the first moment of an
overt, revolutionary act? OF course
not. Well, then, by what weird no.
tions of free speech" or liberty
are we required to sanction that acts
initiation? Would anybody hesitate
to sanction the prevention of murder Z?
Would any normal person argue that
It is unfair" to take cognizance of
murder until after a coroner's jury
certifies that the victim is dead? Is
the murder of Columbia less criminal
than crime against an individual cit
izen?
We are not worrying about the
chances for revolution to succeed in
America. The dsloyal Communist ele-
ment among us is an utterly negligi-
BILE quantity. But why, pray, play
with fire? Why condone the pyro-
maniac?
We stand, to the last limit, with
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-28
GOOD MORNING, 1928

We are standing at the threshold of a year. What
holds tell but what get out o. it
largely individual matter to be determined by our wn
attitude
The year Just passing closed book far
phments concerned What have written there must
stand whether tells story Of failure
good or ill., Joy or sorrow change that record 1t is
final the experiences Of the past should have
lessons that will enable to live in 1923 little
better and have nobe than in 1922 we ought
to be able profit by OF our successes and to see the folly
of some mistakes The hopeless whose past
periences have taught him useful lessons by which he may
profit in the future.
The new year will be exactly like that passed.
contains three hundred and xye days and that each
of those days brings opportunity for achievement and will
be different better and successful than the old one only
as advantage the opportunities presented and make
by the exercise Of good Judgment unfaerng
courage, and conscientious labor.
We citizens of a country, other nation in the
world gives people greater privileges affords greater oppor
tunites than and home city aords every oppou
ity But with these privileges and tpporun
goes equal responsibility because nation and
munity better than the ideals OF the rank and file of its
citizens
This is trying time great problems be solved
during the next wear There are many people in our country who
Systematically planning to destroy form Of government
that calls for greater loyalty the part of c
who believes in law and order that constitution which
has been the bulwark Of country for hundred and fifty
may be preserved
Every sensible person gives thought this of
the year the possibilities for The future Everyone makes
some year making them this year there
definite things keep in mind that will tend to
make us great country useful
and in the community in which we live.
We resolve to obey the law ourselves and to give
loyal support those whose duty it is to enforce it.
We resolve to be loyal to city and community
put forth best effort to make Clean wholesome
place in which to live.
We resolve to be the with friends and
neghbors and deal with them would like to have them
deal with
We can be thoughtful for the welfare of
others, kindly daily associations cheerful in
the home, and less critical of the actions Of others
These very commonplace resolutions, nothing whatever
about them but adopt them and live them 1923
will bring great blessings nation, community and
individuals.
dvdua The welfare OF the nation and the integrity
the community depend upon the fathues of the individual
Everyone should chat fact resolve to be faith
full to the great responsibility which is dweer in
city, and citizen of the greatest country the world
take with through the year 1928 Dr. H. w Roby's
ideal in bis
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-28

and taken out Of storage, ready TO
assemble and fly on twenty-four
hours notice.
This machine is also stated to be
Chr first real lighting ship OF all
American construction and design.
Nhile tests are not completed, expert
opinion il that it is not only the
fastest, b.. also the most powerful
fighting ship in existence in any ma
ton today.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-28
PhOOI Philosophy
old GU COiiegy

The optimist never loses hope. He
first becomes pcssimist.
Some people never allow their
tongues to wag. Wagging is too slow.
1t is the things we don't do that re-
quire the most explaining.
No man ever loses interest in his
wife as long as she keeps him guess
ing
The world is full of men who will
dance attendance On q hirt and then
waltz up to the altar with a sensible
girl.
Patching up quarrel is poor bust
ness. 1t is better to make a new
garment and take a fresh start.
The only difference between some
people and some animals is that the
animals object to the comparison.
A handsome woman commands adj
miration. A good one, whether hand
some or not, commands respect.
Never judge a man by the front he
puts up. You are only looking at the
best side.
A new child, about be born, has
been named in advance. 1t is 1923.
Hot air is never the result of cold
deliberation.
However, it is true that bunk shoot
ing, as a pastime, is all bunk.
A man with real grievance sell
dom mentions it. He bottled it up
and lets it work until the cork blows
out.
Borrowing trouble is an unprofit-
able business. 1t is never worth the
efforts it takes to get it.
The man with bald head should
not feel cast down. Possibly he has
so many brains there is no room for
the hair to grow.
No man ever beats his wife. The
fellow who docs that is not entitled
to be called man.
There would be more justice in our
courts if the cases were not so often
tried before the jury hears the evil
dence.
"Canccl the war debts" is the lat
est wall that comes from across the
seas. 1t was also thc first, and it will
not be the last.
After all, requiring our million
aires TO pay their just proportion of
taxes might be dangerous expert
ment. There would be so much gold
in the national treasury we might all
be tempted to grab it.
The chief lament of some poll
ticians is that they haven't enough
fingers to shove into the pie.
Some men never know when they
are well off. They never get that far.
Some men can not resist the temp
tation to talk shop at social gath
ering. They don't believe in paying
for their advertising.