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Oklahoma

Oklahoma
ALNA. oct. an -feginulng with Thurs
next week VA fair % he tho busiest
thToe days lu thIs city this fan rhree
Jay and last until saturday nlsnL The
Northwestern Oklahoma Educational SIS
ISOLATION meets curing this pcriod " tte
woods County riE club stages its annual
- ~ tJs tltI Tho mira event %
hnS9ttan,s j. nc annusi o. sthi9it nn.
club. which Will ts heid ct the oIy hsll
BuRAEr, Oct az. -- Two thousand
tsa,hora ~ southeastotn Oklahoma will
gather here FOR the sluthoastsru division
- the oklahoma Educational association.
which holds rs annual meeting here
Thursdav Friday sud Saturday pursnt
Is the mecca f.t HuuthoHHtefu oklahoma
teachers at ms meotng which is on
ovUht always looked forvard 90 with
pleasure by tho teachers and the citizens
of burant.
ENID. oct si-Hadio operators ~ the
city Hfo forming radio orgaulEatl1n 20
be known ~ the Sooner Radio club. 10
was announced nt tho Enid Radio pia.
tfibuiinE company ofncos. thHttet mein-
ttts uf the orEtniEatlon include Homaine
Weeks, kontuu Price, norman wright.
samuel Wool. and Kenneth griffin.
nR1srow. oct all n wlngo' snd
IeuH Lawson were both ectIuuHly Injured
embankment slS miles east Of hriAtow.
Tho csr turned over Ilnni33s hoih men
painfully though not scri0usly hurt, aud
Nj Lawson escaped with a few bruises
Winget was taken tn the HfiHfOw hoe.
pltaL whore he was given medical attcn.
ton They are driiioIH, employed by the
waite Philips company near Brlstow.
CHELSEA. Oct 3i.--A momevsnt IL m
foot by the chamber ~ commerce towards
maf D N Id. N.H HHa.aa
plant and brick Kiln. There IL natural
gas fuT tho former ana an aimoat un-
limited supply uf first rate brick clay
land for tho latter.
wkdoNER, Oct. ai.--A proposal made
oy N. Methods, sw church 5 so"tS. b.T. P.''s at
luncheon given by the KiwHnis club,
looking towards the establishment 90 :
hsthodlst hospltAi here has met with
business men ana q committee consisting
ot ". 4. Kirby. y. y. Case, Reverend
PiunEsi,. NJ. 4. Marlin ana Mayor Reed
was appointed 90 make necessary plans
for meeting tho requirements
JAY. oct. ai.--Ths county supsrlntsn-
dents office has been filisd with teach
srs for two days, taking the regular
Gates Thirteen are hero writing Tor cer-
tlflcateF Many of them have Temporary
certificates which expired with this os-
-
poNcA cry oct Al 49, Actiya reor.
saui,sttn, a. ~ ~ p IL inrsi. nysty-
,yhe,a thpo,,shrut ,b. ttni,sa aiai.s n. IL
,r"yrss. a, liz n,sssn, ,i,na IN oy1.r a.
fieht anv shsnee In tbs voistead .ct sN
asSttn, ~ 49, ~, 'psv,1 y, EE,t1
" {, Z. q yesterday WIN NJ. HsiSsIt
president, Mrs. Olive Constant and Mrs.
Homer Ifolymhn. secretaries. and Mrs.
e.. l.. Bush treasurer.
-
uf ui .at
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Missouri

Trust company NJ Kansas city purchased
tho $4,000 bonds voted at a special cleo
toln last week FOR the erection Of a new
school hofe.
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nOU5TON. biu.. oct. ii.--h new me
mortal building ~ concrete will be erected
during tho recent world war Funds
were raised In all sections Of Texas county.
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sPRINGFIELD. Mo- oct Al. 49, Dave
Ellison, negro, who IL charged with first
degree murder In competition with tho
shooting and killinE Of Otto Roberts, Sep
tenber ~. was bound over to tho Ho-
yember term Of criminal court st n pre-
iininaTy hearing held In municipal court
His bond was fixed at 5000.
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Kansas

FREDONtA, Kan, oct. Si,--work on
the Kansas Gas & Electric cos power
line 10 carry 10000 volts ~ electricity
from Cherryvale 90 this point. has been
starttd. The line viii run through Butt
VILE and ~ Is rumorod the HuO Rrick
company Will operate It's machinery by
electricity as Hoou as the line Ia com
pleted.
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SPRtNdFIELD. Mo, oct. st.--Dr. y. A
MoComb. ono OF the large stockholder,
IN tho Orark sanltarium, located here
has sold his interests to Dr, W II. sum.
Iners. The institution 10 conducted foI
lnsans patients.
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HPHGNOFiEtp. Mo, oct ~. 90 Work
has been started on tho Fraternity
building. which viii he converted into a
hotel. Tho Fraternity building ~ ono pf
tho larEcat structures IN the city and
hah been used bs an offCs building.
making the change
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sPRINGFfELD. Mo. oct. ti.--Diph.
thetia IN Springfield appears TO he
olAlE OF the health department. Eighteen
oanes wore rspuLlrl hnIlnE tho naat wark.
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LAMAR Mo, oct. 5i,--A controlling
interest In tho Lamar Milling company
Springfield Mo. who plans 10 enlarge
the cAnAolly Mlthln the near imtuIn.
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started. The line viii run through Butt.
VILE ana N Is ruWorcd the Huu Brick
company VIII operate It's machinery by
electricity as Soou as the line is COM
pleted.
EMPoRIA, Kan. oct. gi.--Nearly thirty
thousand sheep are being fed near here
Tor the Kansas city market The sheep
are now being FED by the Santa 70 Rail
way company ana the Emporis Elevator
company,
NEOnEsHA, Kan. oct. 81 This city
today paid homage to tho ar,stooracy OF
tho COW lots Saturday when carload
OF royal Daughters of Wisconsin bovine
hourbuns were displayed at Legion park.
Tho homecoming of Neodesha's first ship
iuert OF fine dairy COWS, which have been
sold 60 dairymen Of this vicinity
coFFEYvILLE. Kan, oct a.. -- A
threo-hour funeral service for John Bal
bridge, deceased, quaint Cherukee Indian
character. WIS cor iucted ~ the Hickory
creek (OklsD Baptist church sik miles
south Of here On sunday afternoon, by
o,herokecs' negroes and mixed hloods.
creek church, REV. A. r. Tucker Of Len.
upah and Rev John Barnes VI wsgo.
nrr. Okla. participated In the ceremonies.
The Cherokee burial ritual. which had
been planned. was not performed due 20
the inability TO secure an Indian familiar
an herb doctor. BSPtist MissioSSTy nsS Nary
preacher q soldier ia the civil war and
a farmer He was born IN Macon, Ga,
March ]. 1890, coming 20 the Indian ter
itury when he was three days old with
the last emigration Of the Cherokee ma
ton.
COFFEYVILLE. Kan, Oct. 81, -- Two
co!ored women, both claiming TO be the
wife OF the late Dr. William T.. sud
tsth, colored physician here, were each
awarded one-hsf interest in "a $4,000
life Insurance policy taken out on the
life Of Suddeth few months before his
death last February, in a mutual settle.
mout arrived at IN the district court
room az Indepe enhence last Saturday
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BOLIVAR. Mo. oct at.--An addition
10 the Oherman pant factory here will
bs made In tho near future, II was an
nounood by speaker at the chamber Of
commerce luncheon,
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nOLiVAR, Mo. oct si--A series Of
debates will DO STAGED by local members
OF tho American I,cgion relative TO the
adjusted compensation act, Much In
terest IL being displayed by rival fac
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OKLAHOMA CITY. oct si---Gov. j.
u, 4, Robertson has advised pr. a. II.
Lswir, state health commissioner, that no
will provide money, By means OF dBfi-
cheney certificates. for an immediate cam
paign 90 tako state aid 10 crippled and
deformed children. This advice was
contained In ~ letter written by the
ohict executive, according to Doctor
Lewis.
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JAY. oct ai.--Tho county supsrlntsn-
dents office has been fillsd with teach
erH for two days, taking tho regular
teachers examination FOR county Cortifi-
uhtrs Thirteen are hero writing Tor cer-
tlflcateE, Many Of them have temporary
certificates which expired with thla oH-
animation.
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PoNCA CITY, oct 81. - Active reor.
ganiastlon Of W. &. 7 y. locals every
whore throughout the United States Is In
light any change In the Volstead set, ao-
oording 10 Mrs. Alice NJ. David OF Enid,
state organizer. who completed local
Taylor president, Mrs ida RUBY vice.
president Mrs. olivs Constant and Mrs
Homer ITolymhn, secretaries. and Mrs
e.. l.. Bush treasurer.
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ENID. oct. 7t-HadIo operators ~ the
city ufc forming a radio orEBulEHtl1n 90
he known ~ the sooner Radio club. 10
was announced nt tho Enid Radio DIS.
tributing company offices. CHARTER meW-
btrs uf the organization include N0maine
Weeks kontou Price, norman Wright
Namunl Mnnn. hnh kannolh lLfmn.
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BRtSTOw oct 81. --- The man found
dead In rooming house sunday morning
has not yet been Identified. Ha ~ about
30 years old. about feet aud inches
high, weighs 1856 pounds. brown hair and
gray eyes. He wore good clothes but
looks like day lAhorer. The body IL
being held at the ur'mes Undertaking
paflor.
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NORMAN, oct. sl.--IIlgh school editors
Ot Oklahoma will meet at the fall ses-
sion Of tho lnt0ruoholaHtic Press associa-
tion which viii convene here November n,
n has been announced by H. N, Herbert
of Norman, Secretaty-trehsuror Of tho as
ISOLATION,
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ARDMoRE. oct. si.-.i business mon and
farmers 81 Carter county have organized
farm bureau Tor tho purpose OF CO.
operating In manner which viii aid all
concerned, Charles ON was elected pres
ident Tom J. Pollock vice president, Carl
RUSSELL secretary u. u. simmons assist
These officers, with II. L. Hcott ana W. n.
Warren, constitute tho governing board.
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CHELSEA. Oct 3i.--A momevsnt Ia m
foot by the chamber of commerce towards
the establishments n o. glass bottllnE
plant ana brick Kiln. There IL natural
limited supply of first rata brick clay
land FOR tho latter.
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wAuONER Oct. ai.--A proposal made
by Rev r. D. Hrewer formerly pastor
~ tho Methodist church, South. here. at
n luncheon given by the Kiwanis club.
looking towards the establishment, 90 :
Methodist hospital here. has met with
spp,oyal snionE Vhe oiub msmneis snl
of ". l.. Kirby, y. y. Case, Reverend
Blackburn, Dr. q. y. Carl. Dr. j. ~.
rlunkett. NJ. A. Martin ana Mayor Reed
was appointed 90 make necessary plans
for meeting tho requirements.
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OKMULGEE, oct al. go This state Of
Oklahoma II 20 receive per cent OF all
trophies taken by tho American army
from the Germans, under tho plan Of
distribution worked out BY those IN charge
Of tho war trophies In Washington. ac-
Cording 10 word reaching department
headquarters OF the American Legion
here.
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uUHAET. Oct a.. -- Two thousand
tsa,hafh - souiieaHtofn Oklahoma will
ptthtf herc FOR the suuthoastsru division
- the oklahoma Educational association,
which holds its annual meeting here
Thurffav Friday Aud Saturday. putBnt
Is the mecca faf southeastern oklahoma
teachers at THIS meeting which ls ON
ovtHt always looked fofward 90 with
pleasure by tho teachers and the citizens
of Dufhnt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
Careless Shampooing
Spoils the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully.
II you want to keep your hair look =
ing It's best. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali.
This dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle, and ruins II.
The best thing for steady use is
Mulsiflcd coCoanut oil shampoo
(Which Is pure and greascless), and
Is better than anything else you can
use,
Two or throe teaspoonfuls OF
Mulsified In n cup or glass with Il
little warm water Is sufficient TO
cleanse the hair and scalp thorough
ly. Simply molsten the hair with
water and rub II I'm. II makes an
abundance OF rich creamy lather.
which rinses out easily, removing
every particle OF dust. dirt, dandrurf
and excess oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly, and It leaves the
scalp soft. and the hair fine and
silky, bright. lustrous, fluffy and
easy to manage.
You can get Mulsifled cocoanut oil
shampoo at any pharmacy, it's very
cheap ana few ounces will supply
every member OF the family Tor
months. Re sure your druggist gives
YOU ed.-Advertisement.
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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1922

ginning laid the foundation OF the
American government
"Who could fear the ghosts OF men
like James O. Blaine and Samuel J.
Randall, Alexander n. stephens.
George + Hoar. Sunset Cox, Ben
Hin, Charles O'Neill. Pig Iron kel-
ley, James A. Garfield, william Nc
Kinley. John Randolph Tycker,
Thomas B. Reed william l.. Wilson,
Proctor Knott, John @. Carlisle, Nell
son Dingley. Roger @. Mills, Jere-
miah Rush. Philctus Sawyer and n
host OF others who have honored
themselves and served their country
IN tho house Of representatives!
And. great as we're the mon and
women OF tho past. there are now
more great men and more great
women in the United states than
ever before In the his ory Of the re-
public. Thcy.are to be found every
where and In all walks OF LIE.
Whether in public or In private life,
Ia legislatures, on the bench, whcth-
or Il be in the industry OF the cOun.
try and In carrying on the business
OF tho nation, whether they follow
| the plOw or arc at work IN the ma
chine shops, there viii be found
more people In the United states ca
pablc OF self-governmcnt and ready
/ at all times to defend the flag than
ever before siuCo the discovery OF
/ America
In the last 90 years there have
/ been just four when | was not d
member Of the house. During those
. long years more history has beer
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written. not only on the American
continent. but believe more than
was ever written anywhere else on
earth in the same period OF time.
when I came here 1t was at the
windup Of that great struggle-the
Civil war-when man OF the same
blood and same race fought for four
long years.
"In this ttriod was fought the
Franco-Prussian war; Japan came TO
the front as a great power; we
fought Spain and theIpby became a
world power In the read sense of the
word, and then came the greatest OF
all wars which so recertly ended, so
far as the actual fighting Is con-
cerned. n struggle, the blighting ef-
fects Of which are still everywhere
apparent"
"Tncle Joe" always h;s been n
straight party man. He telieves IN
good government, but detcsts pro-
fessional reformers. Reforms, he
contends, Is one OF the mast absurd
words in the English language. lie
was asked what he thought Of GER
tain varieties Of reform" he hesl-
tatod n moment, and then recited a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
You Cannot
Hide Your Fat

Overfatnesa n the ono misfortune you
cannot hide from yourselts or from those
around you. II too thin. your dressmaker
or tailor can supply tho deficiencies. but
the overfat carry n burden they cannot
conceal There 10 ono sure way to reduce
your weight surely and quickly. The
harmless Marmola Prescription, which
changes the fatty tissues and fat.produc-
Ina foods TO Holid flesh and onergy, helps
the general health and digestion, permits
you to cat substantial food, and icayes
tho skin clear and smooth This famous
prescription is now condensed into tablet
form, Each tablet contains an exact dose
Of tho same harmless ingredients that
made tho original prescription capable Of
reducing tho oyerfnt body steadily ana
easily without tho slightest ~ effects.
Take but one tablet after each meal and
at bedtime until thu normal weight is
reached and the bodily health completely
restored Ask your druggist Tor Muuuola
Prescription Tablets or send one dollar
to the Marmoa Company A6l2 Woodward
Ave. Detroit. Mich, the price the world
over. and you viii receive enough 20 start
you well on the road 90 slimness and
| happineas Advertisement.
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exactly what mean. but don't
wonder at your question. because
you have not given the subject any
investigation
And then Langley called our at
tention to tho fact that tho eagle
and other birds are heavier than air.
and asked US ~ we did not think
man, also heavier than the air.
should bc able 10 devise n machine
that would put him, IN part at least,
on a par with the birds?
II am glad TO record the fact that
we took Langley seriously and we
gave hum the money he asked for.
lie built n machine. ms he said he
would. and took 1t down to the 20.
tOmac and made II fly. even II II
did tumble into the river before II
had flown very far. At that time the
gasoline engine had not been fully
developed. and Langley failed.
And In all the years I was chair
man Of the committee on approprin-
/ tlons I was more ridiculcd and car
I to~ncd because Of that Langley ap-
proprlation than for any other act Of
my official career. | was abused for
/ wasting TIA. money OF the people. and
/ was cnrtoonod NJ "a Mother ship.
/ ton sailing through the air on n
/ broOmstick, but all this did not de-
ter mo. and there IL never a day now
when one or moro ilying machines
such rs Langley dreamed OF does not
make their daily flights over tho
capitol Of the United States-in JUS
tincption OF my stand
"ln tho 90 years that have been
lu congress- resumed Mr.. Cannon
as ne reverted TO memories OF his
colleagues OF this and other days, u
have found partisanship to ho q
warm and vigorous thing, but al
snmc time something that is mixed
with patriotism and much common
sense. There is no prohibition
.aguinst crossing the center aisle that
divides the two political groups OF
~ meeting In the lobby or cloak.
room 10 talk things over. II has all
been very pleasant, very profitable
to mo.
among tho somewhere between
i,0OO and 5000 men with whom
have been associated In legislativ,
efforts ana over partisan contcsti
there were hosts of personal friends
men whom | never thought OF as
democrats or az republicans, cNcep
as we discussed I'm public or more
often In private different natiOna
policies. And SO IL Is when ! see
ghosts I'm the house OF representa-
tivcs | am never frightened, for the,
typify the spirit OF "A representative
democracy as truly as do the words
and works OF those who at the be
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Make This Test Today

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ment of lronized Yeast. Take these pleasant
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Note the almost immediate increase in energy,
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You simply will not believe what wonder
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you until you try it. Go to your druggist-or
mail the coupon today!
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COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
Darkens Beautifully and Re-
stores It's Natural Color
and Luster at Once

Common garden sage, brewed into
a heavy tea. with sulphur and al
cohol added, will turn gray. streaked
and faded hair beautifully dark and
luNuriant, Mixing the Sage Tea and
sulphur recipe at home, though, n
troublesome An easier way is TO get
the ready -tu-use preparation. inn
proved by the addition OF other In
gradients, large bottle at a little
cost, at drug stores known as
"Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Com
pound" thus avoiding a lot OF muss.
While gray faded hair IN not sin .
ful, we all desire 70 retain our youth-
ful appearance and attractiveness
by darkening your hair with Wyeth' =
Sage and sulphur Compound, no one
can tell, because Il does u so nat
urally, so evenly. You Just dampen
sponge or small brush with It and
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at n time; by morn
Ing all gray hairs have disappeared
After another application or two
your hair becomes beautifully dark
glossy, soft and luXuriant, and you
appear years youngor--Adyertiso
Runent.
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work begins. " searches out tho uric
acid deposits, dissalves the scCretlons and
drives rheumatl. poison out Of the body
through the kidneys and bowels.
lts marvellous how quickly u acts.
Blessed relief often comes In two days.
few days,
Mr. James II, Allen. the dlscovcrsr oi
Alleurhu' who Tor many years suffered
the tormenta OF acute rheuma tisn, de-
sires ell sufferers 20 know thar he does
not want a cent nt HuyOne's money un-
less ANgnrhu decisNtly Conquprs this
worst ~ an diseases and he has instruct
ed Steinherg Bros. 70 guarantee Il IN
every instance, Cc,-AdYoTtisemcuL
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verse that he had road in ,..
paper many years ogo. II goes.
I'm thankful that the spn
moon "A'
Are both up so high
Tha, no pretentious hama 49,
stretch 1'
And pull them from the skv.
II they were not, have no dor,
But some reforming ass '1O
Would recommend to take ,h..
down M
And light the world with ras'5
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RHEUMATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are Dissolved and the
Rheumatic Poison Starts to Leave the System
Within Twentyfour Hours

stclnberg Bros. and every druggist In
this country ~ authorized 20 say 20 every
rheumatic sufferer IN this vicinity that n
two bottles Of Alicnrhu. the sure con,
queror of rheumatism. does not stop all
agony reduce swollen Joints and do away
with even the slightest twinge or rheu.
matte pain, he viii gladly return your
money without comment
Allenrhu has been tried and tested for
years ana really marvellous results have
been accomplished even In the most se.
we're cases where the suffering and agony
was intenso and piteOus and where the
patient was helpless
Allenrhu relieves ~ once. immediate.
~ after you start 10 take Il the good
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p UXBRtDGE. Mass. 49, An -,
truck belonging Avak Aiar,.'
could not re st the strains o, I,
iaz2 record and "sh' mmio4" ir,.
stone wall on Granite street.
Albanian became excited ror.,
Ing a curve when his son who wv wv,
holding n victrola In the rear :,
the truck, nut g real a1zv 70.
ord. lie lost cont " OF the frr,,
aud It finally rested arsIgst E'
stone wall. The vlctrola Vas fot.,
to q. repair shop. Father ANA -.
ware .hHkCn W. 'l