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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15
T
Conferintei
della Londra

LONDRA, IA Aug.-Conferinta
aliatilor, deschisa acum saptama-
na La Londra, S a terminal, in ceea
ce numesc uni catastrofa, sau du-
pa cum zic altii, S a terminal in
invoirea delegation de nu Sc in
vol la mimic
D-l Poincare Sc va inapoia Mier-
curl la Paris spre sc consulta Gu
cabinetul sau, lar premierul Lloyd
George va pleca in aceeasi ri intr o
scurta calatorie de recreatie.
Picdica cea mai mare cOnferin
tel fOst refuZarea categorical a
lui Poincare de a accepta vre-o So
lutte care ar scurta intru catva,
ceeace numea dansul garantia de
protej are pentru Franta."
Poincare ma avut nici un alt
delegat care sa fie de aceeasi pa
rere ell dansul. Conform celor
scrise in tratatul della Versailles,
chestia unui mOratoriu pentru Ger
mania este lasata in grija comisiu-
nei de reparatiuni, care, conform
vederilor celor della Londra, este
siRgurul corp competent ce in
stare sal aranjeze.
Evenimentelc zilei au inceput Gu
intrunirea de dimineata consiliu-
lui aliat in Downing Street. In ul-
TINA sd sfortare de inlatura 0
ruptura, d-l Schanzer, ministrul de
externe al Italiei, a propus o anna
mare discutiunilor pana ce fiecare
! guvcrn isl complecteaza in partc
discutiunIe e., Statele Unite pri
vitor la datoriilc sale.
! Poincare a spus ca nu poate ii
/ nici vorba de un moratoriu pen
tru Gcrmania pana ce Frantei nu
Use dau garantii satisfaca
toare".
Lloyd George a raspuns ca An
glia era satisfacuta cu garantiile
ce comitetul de garantii 81 reu-
sit sa lie impuie Germaniei, 81 ca
propunerile Frantei sunt dictate
de prejuditii, privite din punctul
de vedere economic al aliatllor.
Dupa aceasta discutiile n 'au mai
putut ul.ma mai departe. Ca che
sta moratorului va fl referita co.
misiunei de reparatiuni, este un
ceva ce ramane sd Sc vada mai
tarziu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15
minerii 81 proprietarii de mine
S'au lnteIeS
Ell STUNT Gaia A SIENNA CONTRACTUL
MUNCTTORu VOR PRIMI PLATILE
ANTERIOARE
B ULE II IN

Subcomitetu compus din miner 81 proprietar de mine
ales scopul dscua palor czut de acord in
prveste reuarea lucruui in mnele parasite de muncto
in April Aceasta fost declarata facuto All dim
81 Maher presedinee conerine minerlor 81 proprie
tarilor de mine
All dimineata fecare parte tnea consfatuire ntia
lar sednta penara compusa din deegatM ambeor par
va deschide az la p m Comitetul mneror in
truni az la ora a. m lar proprietarior la 10
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15
UIiunta a i6SijfI' S [ iiiii;;i;;;;;::lgatoart IL:
ADUNAREA DIN YOUNGSTOWN DE.
CLARATA DE ILECALA
TRIBUNALUL A APROBAT ADUNAREA
DELA ERIE
PREOTUL MURESAN RAMAS RECEIVER PIMA Ia
ADUNAREA DIN SEPTEMvRIE.

YOUNGSTOWN IA August.-Zua de All Sc va socoti ca
din cele mai mporante in stora Ununei Solicitation
Romano din America ca de este legata savarea
acesei organizatun.
Decizunea adusa de Trbulaul din Youngstown nu in
semneazA numai ''vctora' 1nfngeea altora,
penruca aceste fl momete recaoae Ma ost nc
invngerea une particle nc Inrangerea ceeale c fost
savarea roduui munci de ataa ami De trebue
bucure numai ace eczunea lea adus me-
data sasacne ci to carl adevarat la inma binee
Uniunei.
Este aevarat, deciziunea iudecatoreasc spune aua
convocata la Youngstown ost legaa Oar gresi
celia sar opr ac ubla aces fap Pentru aces
lucru clar totdeauna nci cand recut prn me
Trbunaul adma acest fapt moi rebuie sa iub
lam nfrangerea acelora ncercat ae cal OAR IRE
BUIE SA NE BUCURAM Gu TOTI CA S'A SALVAT u
NITATEA ORGANIZATIUNEI NOASTRE CA DIN ACEST
,PROCES NINE MA IESIT MvINGATOR DECEIT UNIU-
NEA NOASTRA, ACEA UNIUNE CARE ESTE LA BAZA
VIETEI ROMANILOR DE Pc ACESTE PLAIURI. 81 O.
DATA ACEST FAPT CONSTATAT FIECARE ADEVARAT
MEMBRU AL EI TREBUIE sA LAPEDE DIN INIMA SA
TOATA URA, TOATA PATIMA, TOATA AMBITIA PACA-
TOASA 81 sA CONTRIBUTE DIN TOATE PUTERILE LUZ
LA RIDICAREA UNIUNEI. Sc VA FACE TRADAToR AL
CAUZEI ROMANESTI FtECARE MEMBRU CARE, IN LOG
DE- A CxUTK CALEA CARE DUCE LA SOLIDARITATE,
VA MCERCA sA sTRABATA DIN N0U GALE CE DUO
LA DESBINARE.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15

Nu vol reata cetitoror zaruui nostru inreaga proce
dura ce sa plmat la Tribunal Nu voiu vorb espre
vrele istee ale advocao cuvei sd amnesc
rea 81 entuzasmat pusa i'm nteesu Ununei de cc
advocatul Keser, caruia ii datorm multamta destu
spun ata uecaoru volt site ucru: daca adu
din % Iune fost convocata in mod legal ba
'sDaca aceasta adurarc lunie fost de
joatea controlorlor aunci este nevaabla ibid not
amount anythng)" ata observance judecatorulu
Lrecm sa senografat La advoatu angaat de aderen
aunarei din Youngstown declaat M cred sa pot dOved
aceasta Si fapul putut doved ca adunarea din
Youhgstow ost convocata i'll mod legal decis 81 soartea
dcczo aac dc aceasta adunare carl sau declarat de
nevalide
Asadar vech functionar sunt in fnctiune 81 adunarea
della Erie singura legaa Tribunalu tousi
tt mentna Ununea sub sechestu 81 aceasa mai ale
cimineze anmoztaea exsenta la ambele part 81 pentru
funconar vec poata pregati della asa
cuvine, neturburati de mime.
"Doresc dvoastra sa va aduna to la adunare
( din Erie 81 sa apana cheste dvoastra in sinul
ganizaunei in conormtate statutee Unune Sa va ale
ge de unctionar persoane e crede capable 81
evita daca poate sd vanturat chesle Tribunal
and don't if you avoid it, air it in court Eu cred ca
daca adunarea din Septemvre proceda precum VAN
sfatut Tbunaul nu m necestatea Sd continue seche
strul."
Iata ce zs judecatorul ST mai adaogat urmatoaree:
Dvoasa ayet particle 81 vet dstruge aceasta organizau
ne daca Yeti fl bagare de seaa Acese cete sunt
spro avantaul ell Eu ce juramantul funconarilor 81
as dori ca 81 sd Sc conformeze acestui juramant
Sa fl fost aces Indicator mebru al Ununei Far fl
putut da mai bune sfaur De fl fost roan putut
ros mai drepte rumoase cuvne Sper ca ele stra
bate pan Ia eel adanc oc al nime fecar roman
pretinde ca tine la bnee Fecaru membru Use
a dovedcasc sentmenee sale adevarate fa Gle
ceilalti Membri
MOI din partea noastra, dovedi ca suntem
dust de interese personae moi arta pda uturor
nu ne razbuna pc acei carl cautat sd srce organza
tunei Gu vote faa voie Din momentu Ununea este
savata moi uat toata hua oaa nj sa adus de
canleni stiu purccada ael im ca in pamelc
uptei multe Sc fac spun Sm ca totdeauna gasesc
carl ncearca profile de famantare petrec
in snu oarecarei organizatun Eli reusesc sa seduca multi
ea penu catcya ze eventual sapaman Oar sa dovedit
toteauna intgie sunt de duraa mai mare Sa do
yef Cd incuua totdeauna iese la veaa Mile de ami ne
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15

Daca All Sc va SIENNA conracul colectiv greva din mi
nee propretaor replezea la lnrunirea din Cleveland Sc
temna Proprieta representa- aic ca eli contro-
prouciune anuala de so rlioane Tone Aceasta
uce atat de aseapta, tot dreptu ca 81
cela propretari aereZe la ntelegerea facua Ia Clevc
land.
In acesui plan mnerii primi plata avut-o
fnante de geva Sc mcntne sstemul proprietar
anumt de fiecare membru in organza
tiunei muncitoresti Sc numi comsune suda
situata penruca inca iannte de April s faca nou in
telegere ntre proprear munctor Comsunea fl
lusa din delegatii ambelor part
Propretari trebuit cedcze priveste cOmi
siunca de arba caci munctor sau nvoit la accasta
Propretarii de mine din Ohio fost aproape to,
lresenta la confenta din Cleveland Este de noat ca
rreta de nine ntrunti la confernta dintre state at
rutut aunge la nci nteegere organzatc dinre state
tebu organzate sd dissolve propricari dc
mine smp inivdual s upa catcva ore,
|si sd caute ntelegerc muncitor smpli.
Ruperea ne proprietar sa facut dupace presedinee
Lewis al mnerlor reuza sa accepte comsunea de arbi
trare propusa de popretar. Fri dupa amazi dupa
zut propretar sent mparti in parere or lea adresat
TN umat Aunci s ntampat ca unii din propriearii de
mine din Ohio = Gallagher, Robins 81 Robson parasit
confernta lmeat dupa aceasa proprieari sau reorga
nzat din 81 aes de presedine pc T. X Mae presc
ILntee fime Maher Galleries Co. din Cleveland, w.
ILL., Haskns, repesentantu propretaror din norul 81
Itrul statului Ohio, de secrcar.
Sub auspicile or conferina continual bunavointa
iexprmata de ambele part.
Sc spera in decursul zlei de All conracul
Isl lucru relua mediat in ma oritatea mineor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15

Paris, II August. - Dupa cum
de altfel era 81 de asteptat, conf
siunea de reparatiuni "A decis Gu
unanimitate sa-si suspende orice
decisiune de a da un morator
Germaniei pana ce conferinta a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15
In juruI gTevej della
caiIe ferate
BULLETIN

San Bernardo, California, IA
Aug.-Greva muncitorilor din
cele patru mari fratietati de Cal
ferate q fost contramandata All
noapte la orele 8 in toata scotia
Union Pacific, astfel ca patru
trenuri, Gu destinatia spre est,
carl erau oprite aici, au fost
puse imediat in miscare.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
pnt,1t
ami TuprHtry
Turntturp

A number of unusual pieces
are now in the Little House.
A rare old Louis XIV day-bed
of French walnut, covered with
old verdure tapestry, is among
the most interesting.
Near it are two old French
armchairs Of the same period,
covered with petit point, and
two particularly attractive old
Queen Anne walnut chairs with
spoon backs and needlepoint
seats.
Drawn up to the great old
fireplace are a pair Of William
and Mary wing-back love-seats
in needlepoint. A painted table
for tea or games is drawn cozily
between them; and at the end Of
each seat is a charming little
Louis XIV petit commode" for
favorite books and perhaps
tobacco or sweets.
Elsewhere about the great
room and in rooms adjoining are
other rare chairs and sofas Gov,
cred with fine old petit point,
and many other suggestions for
delightful interiors.
Many Of the pieces, though
old in years and history, have
only lately arrived in the Little
House from England and
France.
(Fifth FlOoF)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Fine Hand-Tied
Dotted SWiSSeS

Look at all the tiny embroid-
cred dots sprinkled over a fine
dotted swiss, and then imagine
the work Of tying them all by
hand.
This is done on the better
swisses, as you can see by ex-
amining the wrong side. 1t in
sures against raveling or pulling
out.
In the importation just from
Switzerland are all the prettiest
shades Of gray, green, rose, blue,
beige, navy, brown, black and
every other color, with pin dots
or slightly larger dots in white.
Or white grounds dotted in
every color.
The price is $1.25 a yard.
(First Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
$50 WOmen'S Silk
Bathing Suits Hurrying
Out at Half $50

Bathing suits and beach suits-most of them the
regular stock reduced some newly bought at aeseason
prices from the manufacturer.
They are of satin, printed foulard affea and crepe
de chine, the majority black and navy, some browns
and brighter colors There is simply end of styles
including those with rued skirts, and altogether there
is wonderful choice for the who includes sea
bathing in her scheme Of Summer pleasures.
The original prices all at least twice as much
Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Madame Has
Named White
for Her Fashion and
Here Are the
Handbags

Silk handbags-rippling, DEL
icate, magnificent affairs in .
world Of shapes, including some
of the most winsome, dainty
novelties a fertile imagination
could conjure.
Nearly all are the purest
white, perhaps with a faint
MORE design traced over them,
but the sole color is white
others, mainly Of white, show
bold red stripes, while still an
other has the tiniest Of tiny pin
stripes in black.
An hour could be taken up
telling about the shapes, but Il
is sufficient to say they are ex-
quisite-fashioned mainly along
the lines Of pouch bags, fat
ones or the shopping style.
Some have covered frames,
some gilt frames, others partly
covered with filigree centers.
There are clasps Of crystal, Of
rhinestones or Of imitation jade.
Prices are as low as SO and
no higher than $40.
(Niain Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24

according to q recent cable
from Paris to Wanamaker's.
The cable also states that the
capelines were large and made
of erin and crere.
This is interesting informa-
ton for women who choose their
hats in the Wanamaker Mill
merry Salons, for the large droop-
ing-brim capeline that Paris is
wearing can be found here in
its most charming form.
Transparent brim, of lace or
lace edges vie with lovely
(Secont
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Would You Transform, Your
Upright Piano Into
uGrand?

VOU have an upright piano that did we'll
enough for time.
AS an upright piano it does we'll enough yet.
But you wish it were grand. Every one
comedies the artistic and musical superiority Of
the grand piano.
In fact you would have chosen grand in
the beginning if you had supposed you had room
for it.
You have!
We sell eight different makes of small grand
pianos that need occupy no more space than up
rights
Yet with this convenient compactness of form, they
have all the distinction, all the unquesoned musical
superiority of the true grand piano.
On request, we will send you a paper pattern of any
of these instruments showing exactly what space it
requires. Such request places you under no obligation
at ALL
In sending for paper diagram please state for
which of the following small grand pianos you wish it:
Brambach, priced S635 Emerson priced 1915
Lndenaan, priced S7S5 -
Marshall & Wendell Schumacher, priced SII5O
priced $500 r..,,
Hanes Brothers, e'''c"e''"9' Prtced S122o
priced $3.50 Knabe, priced $I225
Should you desire to buy your upright piano will
be accepted part payment And convenient terms for
the balance may be arranged.
EEyptan Hal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24

One thing we are quite sure
about is that you will not see
such patterns anywhere else.
The blouses are of fine white
voile with round shocked necks
opening down the back, long
sleeves shocked at the wrist
(ThiI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
THE AuteuiI Steeplechase Brought Out
L CnDeline Hats

flowers and fruit on capelines
and some Of the other large
Summer hats. White and pale
tinted hats are in particular
favor for lingerie frocks, but
many women prefer black,
lightened with a transparent
brim.
Every hat comes from our
own milliners, who have caught
the inspiration Of Paris.
Prices start at $18 and 60
gradually upward.
Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Preserving Jars at
New Low Prices

Preserving time is here and
here also are the preserving
jars in good assortment at new
low prices.
Jars complete with rubber
rings and zinc caps
k-pt. size, eoc = dozen; pint siss,
Toe dozen.
Quart size. 500 . dozen; h-sal
size, 81 . dozen.
Another jar is priced, pint
size, $l.35; quart size, $1.50; ~
gal. size, SO a dozen.
Jelly glasses, complete with
metal covers, 40c a dozen.
Extra covers for jars. 35c and SEQ
u dozen.
Rubber rings for Jars. good quail.
ity, lOc and lee . dozen.
(Fourth Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
WANAMAKER'S
Store Opens at 9
Ddylight-Sdving Time

Gainsborough's
"Blue Boy"
the famous picture bought in
London recently at a fabulous
price, for an American collec-
tion, is duplicated in a charm
ing mezzotint by Henderson,
one Of the best English mezzo-
tinters.
Attractively framed, it is in
the Picture Store at $40.
An interesting group Of for
eign mezzotints is now shown,
reproducing well-known Eng
lish and French subjects, mezzo-
tinted by good artists.
(Fifth Fleor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
WANAMAKER'S
Store Closes at 5
Daylight-Saving Time

Dainty Bed Sets at
Lower Prices
Appliqued with cretonne
stripes. Block printed styles.
Embroidered effects in several
patterns.
All made of unbleached mus
lin, some scalloped on the edge,
others finished with a wide hem.
Separate holsters with some,
others have bolster covers at
tached.
Prices now one-third to one
fourth less.
slnsle-bed sizes, -, 80 and %
. set.
Double-bed sizes, Is. $3.50 and %
. set.
(sixth Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
New Hungarian Blouses Are Decided
Novelties

and either cross stitching or
solid embroidered designs on
the front and on the sleeves.
Each of the two styles has
bright red and blue embroidery
and shocking.
Priced $4.86.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
A Chest of Silver
for the Bride-tO-Be

It may be q large chest or
small one with only the most
necessary pieces In 1t, but 1t Is
sure to be welcome.
The smallest chest contains
thirty pieces of Clermont ster-
ling silver and Is 500 complete.
The largest chest has 1O6
pieces Of a handsome English
hall-marked silver at 5000.
There are ten period patterns
Of sterling silver in between
the two prices, and chests at
many different prices. Or we
will make up chests to your
order In any but the English
silver.
Also, the knives, forks,
spoons and various serving
pieces may be bought by the
dozen or half dozen and then
added to later.
(Main Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
In the Little
Boot Shop

Is a dainty new white buckskin
slipper for afternoon wear.
Two straps button across the
instep.
It has a slim pointed tip Of
Russian calf, and narrow band
trimming Of the same on vamp
and counter. The Louis heel Is
tan leather and the light welted
sole is leather.
It is a handmade shoe Of
extra fine lines and workman
ship, and the price is moderate
at $12 a pair.
(First Flosr)
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-23
Greenwood's Home.

Greenwood June 17.-(Special.)-
Greenwood post, American legion, Will
have, when completed, the best club
rooms and assembly hall in South
Carolina, according to the claim made
by Major w. NJ. Welch, commander OF
the local post. At q meeting Of the
American legion last night, lease was
signed with c. w. Rush, Of this city
and his two brothers, +. +. and j. IL.
Rush, of Grecnville, for the entire see
ond floor of a building to be erected
this summer near the heart OF the
business section. The assembly hall OF
the legion will be large enough for
dances and public meetings Of al
sorts. The hall will have large stage
and ample dressing rooms. Work on
the building win begin at once and le-
gion officers expect to be in their new
quarters by September 1.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-23
PALMETTO GLEANiNGS
News Matters From All Sections OF
South Carolina.

Anderson, June 10: There was "a
heavy rain between here and Pendle-
ton Sunday afternoon and in some
sections there Nas much hail. The
Prospect community suffered consid-
cradle damage to crops by hail which
fell continuously for As minutes.
- Cheraw, June 20: The funeral Of
Judge McIver, who died in Darling
ton Yesterday, was held in st. Da-
vid's church at o'clock this after
noon, the Rev. y. S. Thomas of ST.
Michael church. Charleston, until late
ly rector of st. Davids, conducting
the services.
- Cheraw. June 10: During a drunk
en- row over so cents, which Robert
Temple claimed Joe Ryon owed him,
the former stabbed the latter ycster-
day. Ryon died today. Magistrate
Malloy held an inquest this afternoon,
the verdict of the jury being that
Ryon came TO his death through a
knife stab at the hands of Temple.
The latter Is in the Chesterfield jail.
- Perdleton, June 10: r. w. Hanck-
el, who lives near here, is having
great success in the raising Of pig
cons. Mr.. IIanckel came to this city
less than three months ago bringing
some five hundred pigeons for the
purpose of raising squads for the
northern markets. He states that he Is
having a successful season and tha,
his shipments have been for the most
part to New York. the shipments
reach that city in about 30 hours.
Anderson. June 10: Bradford Mar
tn. thirteen year old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Martin, of near Belton, is
seriously hurt, and is AT the Anderson
county hospital. The car that young
Martin wHs driving between Anderson
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-23

- Montgomery, Ala, June 20: No
one persons testimony that he found
a barrel of liquor under a mans house
is sufficient to convict the household
cr for violating the prohibition law, In
this state. The Alabama court of ap-
pcals laid down this ruling in decls-
ion announced today in the case OF
Frank Connolly VS.. the state. Judg-
mcnt of the circuit court of Madison
county, where Connolly was convicted
and given "a hard labor sentence was
therefore reversed and the case re-
manded for new trial.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-23

and Belton had a tire TO burst, which
turned the machine over. Young
Martin has Il broken nose, his jaw is
broken in two places and he has Il
large cash in the back of his head.
The automobile was almost demolish-
ed.
Waltcrboro, June 20: Miss Julia
w. Stcbbins, county home demonstra-
ton agent fer .Coilcton county, has
Just been notified that she has been
awarded a scholarship at Rodez,
France. for a course in rug making.
Miss Stcbbins is one OF five home
demonstration agents in the United
States to receive these scholarships,
and her appointment comes through
Miss South, state home demonstration
agent. She has been granted fur
lough for the time it will take to COM
plete this course, which is about four
months.
Washington, p, c., June 10: The
nomination of Joe TOlbert. Republican
committeeman of South Carolina, for
marshal of the western district of
South Carolina is sill tied up in
the senate judiciary committee. In
formation is that protests against the
confirmation of the nomination con-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-23

EN- can't get TIE place, and since we
would like to vote for both of 'em we
recommend that the office be divided
into two offices and one be adjutant
While the other be inspector general.
Siuce that can't he done We'll probably
try u racket that they say YORK
county politician worked in a muni-
eipal election not long ago. According
to the story told on him, he voted Tor
one candidate while his wife voted Ior
another at his insistence. In our own
particular case, however, since Friend
Wife is rather able minded, it might
be that she will insist on our voting
for the same one she votes for How
ever, flowers and candy and that sort
of thing do work wonders in some in-
stances.