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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-01-13
The
Social Realm
NORTHUMBERLAND.

H NJ ARRIA G f OF
Miss Jewel Mitchell to
Mr.. Charles Wright. of
Brinkley. Ark. on Tues
day afternoon. Jan. 10th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05

CHOICE RANCH FOR SAFE.

thOitE tSANSn rOH BALE
VIII sell either four or six sections
Of good smooth sandy chocolate loan
mesquite grass land with plenty Of wa.
ter. Has three wells and windmilIs
with tanks. three surface tanks and
water In the creek the year round.
Improved with I0-room two-story
stone house with bath. eiectric lights
and water in house. 'elecsric stove. iron
etc. Barn. sheds. corrais and granaries.
chicken houses. etc. All fenced and
cross fenced. 1so acres In cultivation.
Also has stone store building with
small stock Of groceries. light hard.
ware and drug sundries. Postoffiee IN
store. Good stone school house located
on ranch. This property only IS miles
from railroad.
Price. ueoo per acre. - cash and
long time on balance. win takea good
'rcsidence in Amarillo. as part payment.
SEARS . SEARS.
Phone li9s Room 20 Mum Bldg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
REAL ESTATE


One u the best bargains ever offered
IN Amarillo In a rooming house IL open
now ior someone. WIN take In a good
car. See us Monday 10 possible.
have nov car. will sell for $500:
viii take In n Ford as first payment ana
allow all liz worth Must BE- sold next
week.
Coed new s.room house 10 be- moved
OIL OF lot. VIII sell for $1,000. WIN
TAKE In good car ~ first payment.
See us Monday.
A dandy new Broom house In san ia.
cinin Tor $1,000. WIN take $3.50 down.
a new froom house. porch and =
good garage In san Iaclnto. VIII sell
for $1,000. with small payment. or 81 200
IN cash. Might carry $3.50.
A good i-roon house. Just been work.
ed over throughout. 10 trade for some
cattle. Call ana see us Monday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
FOR SALE

A bargain. large Groom modern home
n southwest part Of The city.
Practically new 5room modern bun.
galow well located. 100000 less than
cost, must be sold.
Dandy east front lot In san Jacinto.
between cur line ana paved street; city
limits; near school $4,000 cash. balance
1880 per month.
We also have west front lot. only
go feet from highway; 5000 cash:
$500 per month.
For Rent, large Broom modern apart.
meni i0i0.A buchanan street. $500
per month.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05

FOR QUICK sALE--l.ot 10. block iss
San Jacin,o Heights; terms; good title.
Make best offer. Address .. J. Krieger.
4i6 Mcrch. Exchange. ~. Louis. Mo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05

Eighty acres Of good cotton land. only
four miles Of Lubbock. Texas: so acres
IN cultivation; 90 acres OF grass: good
residence and harms: trade for residence
In Amarillo, 81
426 acres OF unimprovcd lind near
cress. Texas; all clear Of debt: 10 trade
for Amarillo residence.
100000 stock 81 general merchan.
disc In Panhandle town. clear Of debt
TO trade Tor ago or Gao acres Of Plains
and: assume or pay some difference.
Some good bargains In It's for thu
next few days: take Ford or Dodge car
as cash payment or small cash payment
and terms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
.FULW|LER TO QUIT
DRY JOB, RUM0R
May Resign January ! Unless
Health Shows Marked
Improvement.
BLAIR IS MENTIONED
Report Is Wy,hcvil!e Man
Will Be Next Prohibi.
ton Director.

That Federal Prohibition Director
u. n Fulwilcr, Of Virginia. will re-
slsn or January !. unless they. is
nia-EcC Improvement ~ his health
and that he VAL return TO his home
n Siarntor. IS -va,or that reached
Richmond from Washington y.stc.-
day.
While II could no, be confirmed
At the Offices OF the director In this
city II Is said that Mr.. Fulwi!.r can
nave III" postrmastership Of hts
nom" town. II y" nnds that his
S"alth WI! not permit h,r 10 con-
time at the head .. the p.ohtb,,,on
FORCES IN this state. and that he
may accept Il.
The rumor has even gone 80 far
Ha!r. formerly OF wy,hcville, and
at one time In the Internal revenue
service. as his probable successor
Robert y. Anderson. assistant dircc-
Tor and In charge OF the Office here.
is also mentioned in that conncc-
t!on
The recent request OF Mr.. Full
"!!-r for the removal OF the head
quarters from Richmond 10 Staun,on.
because OF his poor health. and he
cause of his Statement, tha, S,aun-
ton Is In better location for pro-
hib!tion activities. probably gave
rise 10 the report that he intends
L" resign on the first OF The year.
lie now has an apartment In this
city and has declined to even in,i-
mate that he has any intention OF
relinauishinE the reins OF prohibit
ton director.
The report could not be confirmed
at the Offices of the nrobIhI,Jo, oo,,
missioner In Washington, although
IL was stated that the forces under
Director Fulw!ler had ono Of tn.
biggest and most successful month,
In the departments history In Sep
tcmbcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
LONDON PROTESTS
EMERALD SEIZURE
British Assert Liquor Schoon-
er Taken Outside Amcri.
can Waters.
NEW RULING is QUOTED
Washington Charges Craft
Was in Touch With Shore
by Own Boats.
NEW RULING is QUOTED
tBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Oct lS.-Scizure
by prohibition enforcement officials
early this week OF the Canadian
schooner Emerald off the New Jersey
coast has been made the ground for
formal protest by the British gov
ernment. the contention being that
the vessel was outside American
jurisdiction. Pending detailed official
advicts from the officers who made
the seizure. comment as TO the prob
able attitude OF the Washington gov
eminent was not availa bic today
Communicating With shore.
The only report received at pro-
hihition enforcement headquarters
said the Emerald had been taken for
alleged liquor smuggling while In
communication with shore from a
point beyond the thrce-milc lim!t. The
message did not say specifically. 1t Is
understood, that the Emerald's own
boats were plying between ship and
shore. II was assumed at the pro-
hibition enforcement bureau that such
was the case. however. and that the.
ship therefore fcll within the recent
government ruling as 10 operations
beyond American territorial waters.
The British protest. which was pre-
sented to the State Department. is
understood 10 assert that the Emer-
AIDS boats were not In touch with
shore and that there was, therefore.
no warrant under the announced
policy of the American government
Itself for interference with the Cana
dian craft. There was nothing TO in
dicate that the statement that the
Emerald was seized eight miles off
the coast would be disputed. and the
diplomatic correspondence apparent
ly turns upon the question as to
whether the schooner was in touch
with shore through her own boats.
The case Is the first OF It's kind to
arise under the administration policy.
Continued on Page .. Col. 5)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
COURT is ASKED TO
DETERMINE PARENTS
my Associated press.]

ST Louis. Oct lS-Hcr-
man Henry Launcier. worthy
ciubman and real estate dealer. this
afternoon asked the Circuit Court TO
determine the paternity OF the son
OF his former wife. Mrs. Byrd Shoe.
maker. who Is suing him In New.
YORK for the support OF the child. He
declares he separated from her the
day after they were married In jan
uary. of 1918. and that tho child was
no, born until twenty-three months
later.
MT Laumeier. who was secretary Of
the ST. Louis club. OF the short-lived
Federal League. asks that a guardian
OF The child be appointed. and X IL
Is found that he is not the father OF
the child. he requests that his former
wife and the child be entoined per
manently from making any claims
aghin% him or his estate.
II. however. II Is found he is the
father OF the boy. which. he saws. he
doubts. he wants his care and Gus
t"dy. declaring his former wre.s
conduct and companions. associates
ana environment" unfit her to have
IN" care. custody and rearing of n
legitimate child"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
DR.LEVYEI ECTFDHEAD
OF HEALTH OFFICIALS
AT CLEVELAND SESSION
Richmond Expert Is Signally Honored by American As
ISOLATION Comprising Best-known Men of United
States in This Line of Work

Or e. G. Levy. Director Of Public
Welfare of IA. c',y of Richmond
yesterday was elected president Of
'.o American Pubic Heat. Assoc:.
i:o". row =. s-ss:o: =: C,sve!S .G
Is!s :".o!"2t.o2 vas .eoc:veG b.
MaEo. &!Hs!:o last a!sht :-o:r D. c.
c. Hudson. CHEZ health officer OF
tho li"aith Bureau OF Richmond. who
Is also in Cleveland. and hy the
Associated Press.
The association is holding its nfte.-
hrsi annual meeting. Dr. Levy has
h,c" -.c'rbe. %. the association
90: esSnt.c" yoa-s. a"t has take.
2c':'e pa, - every :o.~4rc :::o..-
:::e"t. serving w!;.: c:s;!=ct:o: -:
secretary o: :ts sec,.o. OF pua!:c
hoal,h administration Dr Levy -
recognized all over III. country as a
man Of superior qualifications. aud
II Is believed that III. association
VII make great strides under his
administrations. Tho organization =
made up OF the b.st-Enown Federal.
state ard local health o:'ccrS. bac.
'e-!o!oS.: sanitary engineers. vita,
stacs,!c:2ns aat .oOt chemists .: the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
URGES BIG ARMY
TO INSURE PEACE
Treaties on Paper No Deter,
rent, Sir Menus O'Keefc
Asserts Here.
ADDRESSES AID CLUB
Sir Robert Baird Invites
American Bodies to Meet
in London.
ADDRESSES AID CLUB

Ihat 4 strong army and adequate
engines of war are the most potcn,
factors in insuring peace To any
country. was the assertion Of Sir
Menus o'keefe. OF Belfast. Ireland.
1t the weekly luncheon OF the Rich
mond Ad club yesterday.
There Is no good OF having
Treaties on paper" said the dis.
tinsuiSh"d guest. III you want to
secure peace. you must have strong
army and the engines OF war. The
country that wants To feel secure
must be miles ahead OF the others"
with Sir Robert Baird. publisher
OF the Belfast Telegraph. sir Menus
- hcc'c was Il guest or honor at tn.
meeting of the Nd Club. They had
Just returned from Fort Montoe and
Newport News. where they Inspected
the guns OF the tortihcation and
Sa" the airplanes and ha,tleships In
Hampton Roads. Sir Menus OKeef.
t"iiowed sir Robert Baird and his
declaration In favor of large army
roundly applauded
Extends Club Imitation
Sir Robert Baird attended the
luncheon for the purpose OF extend
ing Ia the Richmond .td club an in
.rita'ion from the Belfast club "a at
tend the convention OF the .Ad Clubs
of the World. II IL Is held In London
In 1924. He Is just recovering from
severe cold from which he was
suffering while In New York, and
the condition of his throat prevent
Cd 4 more lengthy speech Eoth he
and Sir Menus O'Kecfe were unani-
n"usiy elected honorary members OF
the Richmond Ad Club. and the same
honor was conferred upon Mrs. r.
Lee Trinkle. wife OF the Governor Of
virginia. who sat between the two
distinguished visitors.
Introduced by II. f. Hotze. Jr..
president OF the club, Sir Robert I'M
med!ately referred to the recent
wedding OF the Woman's ad Club and
the Mems Ad Club, and In q witty
shaft declared he had never before
heard of married woman and a
married man getting married to each
other with the fun consent and ap-
proral of the wife and husband w
reginald Walker. representing the
Mems Club. and Mrs. J. X Bowman
tor the women. were the contracting
parties.
America Is trying to keep us from
drinkihe on the Irish Sea. when our
ships leave to come to this country"
said Sir Robert, I'VE always look
up To America as the leader I'm
everything that is good. but to hear
of such thing as married man
and married woman getting mar
ritd In the presence ot their vile
a.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
.PUMMELS MAN
ACCUSED OF WIFE BEATING
Presiding Justice Leaps Over Desk and Crashes Right
Against Defendants Eye, Following Up With
Rapid Frsillade of Blows and $40 Fine.

dumhfoundtd AZakas. In an instant
the Alderman had sent I crushing
right against the dcfcndant's eye.
Down he went in heap.
Up he came at the orders of the
judge, and down he went with lcft
I" the taw. y rapid fuSillade OF
rights and !efts to the face followed
until both Azakas' eyes began to
swell.
Azakas pleaded Y'ith Alderman
I:urke to stop, promising that he
would not lay II hand on his wife
The punishment stopped and Aza-
Eas with both eyes almost swollen
shut was permitted To depart with
his vile after paying "a $40 tine
Alderman Rurk later announced
that he WAS determined to rid his
district of the cave man stun" by
punching the faces Of all wifebeat-
crs thai come before me and am
not going TO shaw any mercy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
ALLEGED MURDERESS
LOSES FIRST BATTLE

PH1LA DELPHIA. Oct 1s.-Mrs
Catherine Roster. who on January o1
shot and killed her husband. Osca,
roster. and his stenographcr. Miss
mildred Jerry" Reckitt. of Roster,
advertising agency. came to trial to-
DAY. Assistant District Attorney
Maurice j. Spcizcr. in charge OF the
nofhmohweaith's case. elected to try
'ne uctcndant on an Indictment
cnarsins her with the murder Of
MISS NecKitt alone. procedure
strongly opposed by John n 4
scott. chief counsel for the defense
who urged that she be tried stimuli
taneously on this and the indictment
charging murder of Roster. The
court ruled In favor OF the prosccu-
tor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
Try Universal Scrvice.I

W1ik ES BARRE. PA. Oct. lS.-
Alderman Edward Burke. Of Pitts
ton. today tried out novel method
Of dispensing Justice to wifebeatcrs.
and II Ia working perfectly. In brief
IL was two-hstcd aHair-a right
smash To the face followed up by
a left 'jah to the jaw. etc.
WifcheatinG has become so COM
mon an Indoor sport in the town.
so FAR as the court was concerned.
that Alderman burke just blew up
when Anthony AzakaS was brought
before the magistrate for black.ning
his wife's eyes. Before Mrs. AZakas
could finish her story the Alderman
shouted walt minute. am get
ing tired OF this. and am going
To see how hc likes IT,"
over the top of his desk shot the
magistrate, alight!ny IN front Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
ROBINSON MONCURE
RESIGNS ALEXANDRIA
COURT JUDGESHIP
Writes Governor He Viii
Quit Bench Effective on
October %.
Special to The Tincs-Dispa

T'PUV 4HI RV IHt TIIItS IJISPdlCn.I
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Oct. 18.-
Judge Robinson Moncure today ten
dered his resignation as Judge Of the
Corporation Court OF this city. effec-
tive October %. The resignation
was forwarded to Governor Trinkle.
Judge Moncurc has been on the
bench since May %. 1922. and he
succeeded Judge l.. G. Barley. The
Judge was under fire several months
ago during the divorce probe. he
being charged by Attorney Frank
Stuart with lax enforcement OF ,hc
divorce laws and a special grand
jury last April vindicated him..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
ODD PRICES PAID FOR
OPERATIC RECALI1 OF
GERALDINE FARRAR
CoiCn Worn in Her Last AD.
pearance in ''Znza" Brings
Only S4O..
nv Tniycrsul ScryIcc !

T.
NEW YORK. Oct. lS.-Odd price,
we're obtained In the auction sale OF
Geraldine Farrar's opcraiic rcsaIia.
which. II was estimated tonight
nave brought total OF s366G2
valuable red velvet gown with n
genuine crmine collar. worn by Miss
Fhrrar In her last appearance In
Haza at the Metropolitan Opera
House. went for $40. less than the
cost OF the fur.
4 simple black lace negligce. used
IN the same opera. brought $3.50.
red wig. with switches to match
beautiful hair and the color now In
vogue. sold for $3.50. The Tosra
hcaddress. replica Of that worn by
the Empress Josephine, took $3.50.
Some decks Of cards. worth about
90 cents when new. part of the stage
property in Carmen" sold for $3.50
Two pairs of cIstancts went. after
spirited bidding. I" young woman
for s5a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
REMOVE PASSENGERS
FROM CLYDE LINER
INy Assoclated press.l

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Oct. lS-
with the 247 passengers aboard the
line Arapaho0. the Lcnape, crack
snip Of ia Clyde Line fleet. still
was hard aground today several
miles north OF the st. Johns River,
"here she struck early yesterday in
hcary fog. while bound from New
York to Jacksonvillc
The passengers were removed
shortly before noon today by the
Arapahoc. They were not regarded
as In danger. but II was feared TN.
l.cnapr might not be floatcd for sew
eral days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
Complete Markets
Dry Act Is Here TO Stay,
Sevs President Hardin.
ley un!ve-sa, Se-v.cel

-
wASHISGTON. Oct. is.-Thc
dry act Is on the statute books
u stay. and America Viii never.
depart from 1t. President Harding
told delegation OF the Allt.l
Christian Agencies. here today.
Some features o. the law aye
6t"cu!, O, enforcement. hc e@-
p!a!aed. ard are causing the gov
eminent some concern. but r.:
spirit OF prohibition vii! be car
r!ed out and there will never be
u return to IN. open saloon or
manufacture OF liquor. he de-,
clar'd.
When asked that the United
states do Its ,u,l duty 10 the res:
o. TIE world" tie President -c-
.,c-GtcG tse po,:c" stated .ect.t,r.
!ie pointed out tha, tie C.!teL
states Is anxious aaG willing 20
help. but cannot he drawn into
the politics OF ,hc Old World.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
BEATTY WARNS BRITAIN
TO RETAIN STANDARDS
IRy Associated press.l

LONDON. Oct. is,--Great Britain
should fully maintain the standard
of nava! power laid down by The
Washington conference ADMIRAL Earl
licatty. who received the honorary
degree OF DR.. OF laws at the Cni>
Nersity Of Leeds. to-day. DECLARED. in
an address,
The world recognizes that the snv-
ernment's acceptance OF that stan
dard was un!mpeachable evidence OF
the Rr!tish empire's"desirs for peace.
he said.
The standards % strength adopted
al the Washington conference were
those which offered the brightest
prospects for peace. he declared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
Worlds Largest Rug
for Vaudeville House
!Ny As.oc.attt r-e.sl

NE" YORK. Oct. ,3.-A rug
Claimed 70 be the largest in the
word. measuring 80 by ca feet
ana made by hand by cz.chu-
H'ovakian wcavcrs for use ~ tn.
n." he'th vaudeville theatc- g..
cleveland. Ohio. arrived hc-e yes
t..ca% OF the stcu ::sh,p Noun,
t.'H'o3. and was today se.t 10
Cleveland as ,he solitary pas
s.Nser on nat car. The rug
VII! cover the floor OF tn. grand
mai! OF the new theatcr. which
VII be hung with paintings by
famous European and American
artists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
WINSTON CHURCHILL
UNDERGOES OPERATION
[Ry Assoclatcd Press.I

LONDON. Oct. 1S.-Winston Spen-
Ger Churchill. Secretary Of the Colo
mes. was operated on for appcndi-
citis this evening. and the patient
Is progressing favorabiy.
The Colonial Secretary has been
suffering for several days from what
has hccn described variously as gos-
tr"-cntcritis and gastritis. and FROM
this condition appendicitis developed
last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

United States. Canada. Mexico and
cuba.
D-. Levy has boc" connected w',h
Erb!:c sca',:: wo-h - Richmond ,o-
;nov' @.tecn years V:iS A. :.tc-.
;~:ss:o" during va ,!:@c. when Me
put o. tae Uniform o: h!e couat-r
and served Uncle Sam He also
scent period In New YORK. 10 which
"ity NJ Was called several years after
IL. had solved IN. typhoid. pure,
water and milk problems here. and
returned To- Richmond upon III. ear
nest solicitation uf MAYOR .>i,sli.
wh.n thc p-esc",:o-:a a. sove:..:...,,,
"as established ~ IS a native O.
E!cA::o:L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
wife Pound Guilty Of Murder.

TOMS RIVER y. j.. Oct. iS--Mrs.
Ivy GiberSon was found guilty to-
night of the murder or her husband.
William l.. GibcrSon. In Lakehurst.
August "a. and WAS Immediately SEN
fenced to life imprisonment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
TABOO SILK STOCKINGS
FOR SCHOOLGIRLS
my Associated Prcss.l

JOHNSON CITY. TENN. oct. ls.-
Urging taboo OF silk stockings and
powder puffs for school girls. the
state Mothers Congress. in session
here today. chose Tennessee tnivcr-
SHY at Knoxville. as their-next meet
ing place and heard addresses by
Mrs. I.au Lusky and Mrs. Walter r.
Ogden. Of Nashville. and Mrs. ALL
son welch. state president. Of the
W"men's Christian Temperance
Union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
Prominent At,orn.y Dies.

CHICAGO. Oct. iS.-ke.n H. Ad-
dington. prominent Chicago at
torney who revised parts OF the
Federal reserve banking act. and
whose amendments and changes In
the original draft were concurred in
by President Wilson. and were en-
acted. died today after an illness
of several months. He vas born In
Baltimore. In 1874.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
babies or DoIIsf

D. HAMMOND, IND. Oct lS-The
question whether twin babies which
Frank McNaliy. middle-aEed South
Bend factory worker. claims were
born OF his young wife whom he
has charged has slain the infants
were babies. or in reality only dolls
as his wife, H3zcl McNally. contends.
was expected 70 be decided in Mu
nicipal Court here within two or
three days. Her preliminary hear
Ing on murder charge opened today
Snow Fall in New York state.
WATERTOwN, y. y. Oc, "a
Snow fell today throughout northern
New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
ley Associated ?-essl

I.'F HSSpVldtcC ?EtSy.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. Oct IS
Proper precautionary hygi.n. viii,
rracticaliy eliminate uccupatinnal
diseases of the skin. Doctors n. NJ
Cole and J. r. Driver. Of tho De-.
partment ~ D"r'natolory "f western
Reserve Cnivcieity. told nicrnbors o.,
th- lndust-ia! Hygi,nc Scctio:, 90 m,
tComt:nueG o. PAGE /; co,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

Continued on Page e. Col. 81
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tCont!acec o: PAGE /. Col. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
The Weather

Fair nnd continued -ooI today, to-
morrow fair. With rising tenn
pernture.
tEo- :un wes,her repor. ses pzEo -