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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27
ONLY ONE BAD
BOND PASSED

Concluding that the bogus 81 900
City % Seattle general bond. bearing
the forged signature % Former May
or Hiram c. GIN and Former Comp.
srolier William J. Boshell. Is the only
one % ~ kind In existence. city Of.
flciala Friday decided that the evi.
dcncc does not point 90 a general
bond forging ring. as was az first
supposed
Discovery OF the bond. which IL Of
a 1910 issue nold 90 the state. came
Thursday when the state treasurer
found that the original % the bond
was on file In his office. with all in.
tcresf coupons attached.
Holders Of the spurious bond had
presented interest coupons. These
had been credited before the dupll
cation was discovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27

MEXICO cry. oct. sT.-The offer
81 several German factories 20 sell
cheap 10 Mexico large quantities Of
war material has hsen approved By
several officials % the war depart
F1eut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27
Upper Main Floor.

NORFOLK. Va. Oct. 27.--crash.
Ing to the earth from height Of
500 feet. Pilot Lieut.. +. l.. Ericsson
and Lieut.. X. r. Armstrong were in.
ssantiy killed here Friday afternoon
when Ericsson lost control OF the ma
chine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27
Midget Is Arrested
for Being Stacker

PARIS. Oct. fla eonrrript "
inches tall and weighing SO pounds
was hailed before the military court
for failing 10 answer his coun'ry's
call He was exonsrated as soon a.
the court saw him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27

spoKANE.--cari A. pfcIffer.. 20.
wanted In Los Angeles on charges OF
robbery and grand larceny. arrested
here. His wife now serving Today
term in city jail here on charge OF
disordcrly conduct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27
Woodland Zoo Given
Two Tiny Cub Bears

Two cub black bears. ak months
old. have been presented 20 the
woodland Park 500 BY William Dun
can. OF kitsap county. Duncan cap
sured the cubs when they were three
weeks old. and made pets Of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27
Brewery Profits
Show Big Decrease

LONDON. Oct. sr.--The annual
report Of England's greatest brew.
ing company shows a decrease In
profits of ts.oeo.zso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27
Cold Weather
Clothes for
Boys
Main Floor Rear.

Boys Wool Mackinaw-.
............ $685. 10 Ss.95
Boys Raincoat-. $3.50 10 $3.50
Boys MILDLY Sweaters. ..
.............S2.95 TO Ss.,5
Boys Jerseys .sl.e5 10 s..50
Boys Flannel Blouses. go.
...........xt.i5 10 1925
Boys Flannel shirts. 8, to ~
Boys Knickers. .si.75 10 s3.e5
Boys Caps ANN. 7ec 10 si.e5
Boys overcoats; sizes 20 10
years ....... $685. 20 $3.50
and sizes 10 20 rs years.
from ..... $3.50 10 SLABS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27

SPOKANE.--Orvil.e James. -.
hotel porter. killed. and Walter J.
schustcr. 81. truck driver. believed
fatally injured. when auto In which
they ride strikes upright OF railroad
viaduct-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27

Nearly one fourth Of the apples
shipped in the United States are
consumed In the three cities. New
York. Philadelphia and Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27

EVERETT. - skykomish. Skagit
and Stillaguamish rivers reported 70
now be receding after flood threat.
ened. No damage done.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-07

HOPE that the Trans- Mississippi
Imposition and Pageant Of Progress
would b made m apnnal event IN
Rock Island was Expressed In .
resolution Of thanks 70 Arthur
Davis, promoter Of the big ex-
hibit, passed BY the directors Of the
Rock Island Chamber Of Commerce
yesterday afternoon.
Notes were given In favor Of the
Chamber Of Commerce to cover the
amount OF Mr.. Davis obligations TO
Rock Island creditors represented
BY ]. r. Witfer, and q meeting Of
the creditors will be held early
next week. They have been assur-
ed Of repayment and the Chamber
Of Commerce Is protecting their
interests.
Il Opinion Of the manner in which
the exposition vas conducted II
voiced In the following resolution:
- Resolved. that q vote Of thanks
be and hereby IL extended to Ar
thur Davis for the splendid manner
in which he produc ed and handled
the Trans Mississippi Exposition
and Pageant OF Progress.
ut Is the opinion Of this body
and We believe the opinion Of the
majority Of the business men and
citizens Of Rock Island that the ex-
position has been Of great general
benefit to the community in widely
advertising its resources in most
effective way, and that the business
interests Of the city have received
considerable benefits from the ex-
position.
'Mr. Davis produced a clean
high-class commercial and amuse.
ment enterprise that would do cred
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-07

Montana publicity car II parked
this week at the Rock Island lines
Twentieth street station and Is at
tracing attention Of agricultural
investors. The car is in charge Of
g. J. Prescott, representing . syn
dictate holding $4,000 acres. in
southeastern part Of the state, q
short distance from Miles City and
within 50 miles Of the Cat creek
district. which lately has been
doomed ~ an oil center.
Grains and oil exhibits make, up
displays Of the car which Was ar
ranged BY the Northern Pacific
railroad. The land il rated rs high
producing agricultural field but
buyers have oil prospects which
Representatives say are very en-
couraging. Inspection is invited
and the car IL open daily from
O'Clock in the morning until 8 in
the evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-07
Bankers Friends Elated

Twelve years ago became af-
flicted with stomach trouble which
steadily became worse. l fire.
quently became Frustrated with col
ic attacks and bloatjng. My doc
tors wanted to operate for gall
stones. l wished to avoid an opera,
ton and on advice Of q friends tried
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with ex-
cellent results as since taking 1t
about two years ago my trouble
has entirely disappeared" 1t re-
moves the catarrhal mucous from
the intestinal tract, and allays the
Inflammation which causes practi-
cally I'll stomach. liver and intes-
final ailments, including appendi-
citis. One dose will convince or
money refunded at Bengston' g drug
stores, Rock Island, Davenport,
Moline and druggists everywhere.
--(Advertisement)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-07
CIeIREIS
FROM POOL HALL


Several cartons of cigarets and
IS in change were taken from the
W. p. 0erlich POOH room, no F1nn
avenue, BY burglars last night II
was thought this morning that 9TH
er articles had been taken, but an
accurate invoice had mot besn
made.
The thieves entered through .
rear window, smashing the glass.
The burglary vas discovered ct s
O'Clock this morning when the store
was reopened.
Some men were seen tn that VI
cinity late last night and the police
are acting on belief that they, were
responsible for the theft
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-07
SENSIBLE, THINKING WOMEN

SENSIBLE, THINKING WOVEN
no longer doubt the efficacy OF that
old-fashibned root and herb medi-
cine. Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound, because It relieves
the ailments to which they are AZ
flicted. In almost every neighbor-
hood there are living witnesses OF
its wonderful effects. Therefore. II
you doubt its value or power to
help you, ask your neighbor. In
nine times ont Of ten she has been
benefited by Its use or knows some
one who has. It will pay you to
Give this root and herb medicine .
trial (AdvertisemenC
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-07

open thu old one. y asking $1,000
damages, - the road passes
through his farm.
Condemnation proceedings have
been instituted BY the county to
reopen the highway legally and
the board will take no action
against Dansen until the condem-
nation case has been concluded.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-07

After wagfng ! losing light be-
fore the Scott county board Of SUI
peryisors in an effort to prevent
the reopening Of . short road for
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-07
BOWLING vs.. Milan.

SPECIAL CorreSpondenceJ
Bowling, July THE Bowling
Community ball team will play the
Milan X. P. nine tomorrow after
noon 1t Blaser's grove.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-07
UNDERTAKES IN
FIGHT OVER BODY

San Francisco, July After
having lived SO years . singularly
peaceful life Joseph Renusat be-
came in death q center Of turmoil
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-07

There are more than 100000
known varieties Of insects now liv-
ing on the earth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19

When Imogene came home from col
lege she brought with her tumul; and
CONSERVATION. She was at once 50
scholarly and so soph st!cated that her
father took his evening paper !" the
kitchen while her mother struggled
with the old problem Of maintaining
n companionShip with this startling
product OF higher education.
1T isn't so bad as It might be-" the
mother confded TO her husband one
evening. She might have come back
simple fiapper and no more. You
must admit she learned lot that Is
In the school books and is interested
In turning Il 10 account"
"Bohbed hair and a cigarette hold
er." Erumhlcd Comstock Moore. queer
clothes. all coiors and mixed. Freud.
pSycho-analysis, realism. rolled hose
and outrageous talk, Don't tel! me
anything more about her. I'm an old
timer I guess. and slow In tho ways
OF the world. bu; n this mixture OF
slang and polysyllables is.our 1mogene,
I'm fried egg"
Three days Imogene gave 70 picking
UP the threads OF home town life.
Then she announced her program.
Il will devote myself" she said, TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
Four Dancing Feet
LILY SEES TOM AT THE THEATRE
By JANE PHELPS

.rOt course he has: was only tell
:nS you about the swell sir. couldn't
stay TN II was out. so | couldn't sec her
dress. | was dying u have her stand
up so I could.
Well. good night, Lilly"
Good night. I guess ! wont take
George Murphy away from YOU after
all. Jim McGinnts has lot more
money"
Always thinkin' OF the money. aren't
YOU. Lilly"
l, makes the mare go, Ma says.
Good night"
You look dreadful tired. dearie. Go
right 20 bed" Mrs. Cummings said
when GertIe kissed her. Hurry up
now. and III bring you bite on
tray"
You're awful good to me. Ma"
WHY shouldn't be" Amt YOU tho
very child Of your ra. and amt You
good 70 US all" She BUSTED away for
the inevitable tea.
Gertie wiped tear away as she un-
dressed Her feelings for Tom Norris
were complex. She tried TO assure her
self ne never could mean more than a
friend 20 her. that he only cared 10 he
with her because she was pretty. and
ness to fec hur; that ne had not come
10 see her dance: or that he had taken
some young lady 70 the thcater. But
she did, II hurt awtully.
TIE promised 70 take m. 20 ride
tomorrow 4 Il didn't rain. Maybe he'll
tel NE ali about t." she said TO her
SELF then sighed "a she heard :hc rain
beat AGAINST the window pane, But be-
cause IL had comm~nccd row 4 might
clear of She would ne glad n see
him at home. but that would not be
like being alone with him. When she
said her prayers she asked for a pleas
an Sunday. But the mosning dawned
gray and unprom!s!nE. Ry . o'clock a
steady downpour promised an unpleas-
ant. day.
Don't look so down in the dumps.
Gertie." Jennie said as she carried her
sisters breakfast 70 her Toms COM
!ng here or course II isn't so nice as
going out in the automobile, but It's
oester than not seeing him at all Lilly
SAYS We ought 70 go out Of the room
when YOU have beau: that fellows
don't like 20 sit around with the whole
family.
Don't listen to l.illy's nonsense.
Tom comes 70 sec US all. NOT just me.
He takes me- riding because | am near
er his age. and we can talk about
things" she finished lameIy. her pride
causing her TO make some explanation.
Tomorrow-Tim Ia to Take Motor
Ride
tFotec;ed by George Matthew AdamsD
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I've got something 90 ~
Cert. Lily SAD IN d" aS."- GO
mad INTRODUCED ~, ,m 49,
James Mc"inh'S' *"
the oo!S go
Lilly did not notice that "erte was
distrait. ~ taken ~ was she WIZ"
McIinnts. a Young man she haH on'E
met that night. and whom to use Her
he had money
What il /, YOU have 10 tell me.
Lilly. ,;-rtie asked n a tired voice as
the. stood in the dark hallway after
bidding their escorts good night
Thu, ,suov Tou Norris. the one
u,a yA ,bourh, Was stuck on you so
rors ,so-b.'S h.r. again"
-, -, ,It.
Know, l went ''N'"e WIN '''''
afternoon. $3.50
tou dlh' why u'u" YOU Nett ''o
ne was IN town Always y" f'u
everything
o'a. N"oN u 49, 80 n..e
Lil!E' linen JuS' uNns at'e' "0 |A'o
ana COX me I' t.s
wen n''. '"o
SSe,iest st' "ee
PeaGh -
runs gig F"o' Pa' To-, -
90 ou'" >0'u
FoHu'eu ".,u
'nINeS 'e'p'o as i've
>"'N' s"a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19

mo You will have to be pa tent with
me. Mother. II | am abstraced and
difficult during the days l An, III work.
for / shall be busy and my, mind Will
10 elsewhere" The girls two hands
we're In her pockets and her feet far
apart. She WAS solid pictsITcS OF de-
termination.
Mrs Moore took the new-v' 20 her
husband Ho would like th!s. she
thought for 1t might mean that the
She wished Comstock would try 10 un-
dertsand the girl. II he would help her
to write she might accomplish some
thing. But Comstock did not respond.
Mother" he said with mctA hu-
mility. Go easy with an old man In,
any help to come 10 me Ar Mrs.
Moore left he added I'm buy .Supu a
new car IL she comes"
The prize essay was sent Off and
1mogene planned what she would do
with the money. The announcement
will ho mad when the article is print
ed she told her mother. but nayhe
the check will come before"
Tho article on The Psychology OF
the Young brought mone OF surpr1se
To tho Moore household than did the
arrival Of lmogene IT treated Of tho
flappcr in way she had never been
treated before. lmogene. with tears In
her eyes. fought her way through IT.
seeing herself pictured with DeD tile
sympathy and thorough understanding
When she finished. as much OF c.lre
as was needed had heen affected. SHE
was as meek as child when she orened
the door and went 10 her mother
How could he do IT," Admiration
was mixed with indignation in TN. aueis
ton. 1T was wonderfully good-and
true"
III II Is safe for me Nenturcd the
author OF the prize essay as nc siio m
from the kitchen. holding his paHnT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
MIhree;Mlnute IalesM
A PSYCHOLOGICAL FLAPPER
ByAd SchusterI

the hcttermcnt Of the race. A large
and VIRGIN He!d awaits me here In MIN.
den will be the nrst 10 open n
clinic the first TO bring the message
and the results home TO this city. You
und Dad must not bother me, YOU must
allow nc a study of my own and. above
al. do not attempt 10 rcpress me
what" the Impressed mother asked.
do YOU intend 10 4" first
II majcd in kids" ImoEcn" answered,
tranElating at her mothers look OF sur
prise II made specially uc tho
psychology Of children and II Is my
intention to clear out Dads den. which
he never uses. and make IT my clinic
and study II YOU help me gain the
consent ~ the mothers. I'll max" over
;hc Young population"
Imuernc subscribed tn all the maya
zines or her calling. filled the den with
books and kept officc hours during
which sho enforced silence on the
house. She scandaliztd Mindrn by
leaving IN" shades up when she smoked
and by the now dances she exhibited
n, the Tuesday Club hop. The mother
sought to understand her and fNurl
her triur,phs in the discovery. now and
then oC the old Tmogcne.
Onc day the rules OF the Office hours
were broken by the girl VIII" burst out
IT tho room waving magazine.
What is it" asked the mother who
mad been called from her houseWork.
What Is It" It's the cats pa jamas
the madc-to-order. the cinCh. that's
what Take a look and supply your
own answer"
The magazine offered prize for the
h-st article on The Psychology OF the
Young"
Il am going 10 win that prize" the
gtrl announced "Wh6n | determine q
do a thing succeed. IT IS n matter Of
concentration. OF viii. and regard this
nrizc offer as especially designed for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19

NlE APE ALL, TRAVELLER AT AsaaT,
UoJsA MANY OF VS., BECAUSE OF
INCOME TnaS AND LhNpOeDS'
ARE NEVER FA9E To DO MUCH MORE
THAN TesVEl To aNo FROM VIC oTf7Cc
THESE RAv@LoeWS, VEHoeE
PRESENT SCENES AND plActS "Oee
ne LESS UNFAMILIAR 70 Tie SeeAT
WORK. h-DAy WORLD - AND VIA Spo'
Could BE An2F AS UNFAMIllAe
as pcUaE SOW ROTUNDA .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
AUTO OVER BANK
TWO ARE INJURED
Mr., John Yrsder and DeoSnteS q
shsrrsrd IN Ohio valley general
XoSpltal

Mrs, John A Frazier And daughter.
Elsie. aged 10 years, are connned 70
the Ohio Valley General hospital Win
injuries sustained yesterday morning
about 1880 when their automobile went
over an embankment while enroute from
their home to the city to do some anop-
ping. 49,
Mrs. Frazier Is bruised about the
head and body. 1t was nrst thousht she
had fractured skull. Her oauShtef-
sustained a cut on her heaa. 5o'p
will recover. .AAH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19

NO, mother; I n'Ill you don't wan,
any lunch. want 10 stay here and
swim. had some< candy little while
ago"
Lucille, I tell you to get dressed
I don't know how y'osI' feel but am
hungry. Hurry no~:.1
Now mamma. tel you am not
hungry! I want to sstAy and swim and
| I'm going to-
oh. Lucille. you rte so stubborn!
! Just like your fatha~. Well all right.
stay II YOU insist. I haven't tho
strength TO argue with Fou. am going
10 have lunch Rem ember, you have
your toe dancing lessa n this afternoon.
and you have to study for your French
lesson tomorrow and Oh must practice
your piano lesson. anu YOU have to try
on your dress II YOU Npant II done for
the party this EVENING"
This conversation is s>arried on In tho
open-topped dressing room. next 10 mine
, in the bath house.
walt expectanly to,see'the child as
she emerres from herr dressing room.
7 have a mental pictrne Of her. The
high pitched. nervous. pt tnlant voice OF
the child and the high pitched, nervous,
petulant voice ~ the mother. com
hined with the facts THAI T. have CLEAN
ed from their conversation. have painted
a vivid picture Of her. and Lam anxious
| 10 see IL II Is verified.
II Is.
girl o. eight stoonedi shoulders,
sunken chest prominent abdomen, ia
| tiEued posture, thin little 4 rms and legs.
pnched and wan little IA Goa typical
picture Of malnourishme nit. She Is at
| least Is pounds under weight
The cause? The conversation tells
Lack Of home control. irritable and
insufficient and improper diet. faulty
food habits. over-fa t!Suc-'nouGh sure
| ~ to make any child a wred<.
Swimming when she shou +have been
| eating wholesome food; taking dancing
! lessons in the afternoon when she
| should have been resting; studying
! French when she should have been play
Ing IN the open air. insuffici cnt sleep.
debating her own course az conduct
| managing her own affairs WHEN she Is
! too Young and inexperienced 10 have
respon sihlltes
= Does your child belong to theApathetic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19

Not having children doesn't matter
so much when you are young. a mid
die aged poman said 10 me once. then
you want 70 go places with your nus
band. Md while you envy your friends
who have the babies. In some ways. you
pity them. too. because they are so tied
down and because they have 70 go with
out things It's when you get middle
aged that you really envy the people
with children.
1t isn't only hat they. enjoy their
own children. but when you have chill
iren Of your own all the other young
people come 70 the house. Now there's
my next door ncighbor. They have
yirl Is and 4 boy Is. and they are al
nays having little parties and good
lines. love young people and know
I keeps ono young to he niih them. but
81 course they don't come u our house
Sometimes | have Nven thought ~
adopting S.rl. but my husband IS
against 1t"
They Loved Young Poopia
Doesn't ne IKE Young people. 100
l asked
oh. yes she said he owes them
and they always IKE him. bu, ne thinks
that's too much OF = responsibility and
a risk"
But he wouldn't mind having vounS
people around II you could get ;nem TO
come TO the house I said
Oh. no. ne would love Il"
Then Why don't you"
How
Who's TO stop you from giving par
ties even II YOU haven't children OF your
opn." l asked Young people love 10
90 10 tnforma! parties. Why don't YOU
up and give some. and before you know
It they will get In the habit O. comins
to your house"
Great succsgB.
AZ hrst the idea struck her as revo-
lutionary ard impossible. But later she
aot only accepted Il but improved upon
"a. She got up several little parties FOR
the sake 81 getting young people to
coma 20 the house Then 81. got In
tereS;sd - the thing from another angle
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OF any way she could meet young peo-
pie in new oity 10 which she has 70
Gently gone. She has met few At
church, but not many, and. she Is very
lonesome.
4 day or two later I had a letter
from woman who said she wished
would tell her OF some form OF aocisl
service she could do withoNt having n
keep regular office hours. She could
afford time and 4 little money
Sometimes the two pieces Of lice
picture puzzle that TT toEethir seen,
TO come to hand naturally. This an.
pears to he ono Of these times
Tomorrow Song Of Aprons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
BRAIN TESTS
s Minutes to Answer rhih
By SAM LLOYD

Each Of the following sentences con-
tains the name OF city or state In tho
United States. In the first We find
Butte What are the others?
like everything but the butter.
II finish the washing tonight. will
be ready 10 do the family mending In
the morning.
Two miles east on West street will
take you to South street
with the ore gone, the promoter
thought II a good time to sell the mine.
II you go into the bear den. very we'll
but what shall tell your widow?
Answer to YsstrdAy's.
The rebus suggested NIGHTINGALE
lknight In Eale(.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
SIDE TALKS
by Ruth Cameron
WHEN YOU MISS CHILDREN

and tried to bring together young peo-
pie who did not have many chances for
meeting other young people. She has
given great happiness and received as
much II not more hap p!ness being one
OF the few things which one can both
give away and keep az the 81 me time
Her parties are not anything elaiho-
rate. just n chance for Congenial young
people to get together. play some SIM
pie games. eat the simplest OF refresh
ments and dance 10 the victrola.
Lifss Picture Puzzle.
I had letter from young woman
the other day who asked me II knew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19

before him. I'D like 10 receive my con.
sratulations."
Tomorrow-Ftgpres and Fowsrs.