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The Republican journal., 1922-11-09

Rvng the attention of the behode the fact the Amer
Red by
the
Red
Annual Red Roll Call The
of the striking nnumabe of
the work of Franklin Booth New York
be displayed throughout the during the period
enrolled
, 1922-04-11

animation for Overseas Centres for De-
cember 1921, of the T. O. R. Memorial
School, Miss N. Robinson, Principal, St.
Johns, Antigua, B. w. |. Mr.. Abram-
sons daughter has also passed the short
hand test and both girls are being pre-
this opportunity of coDgrOtulating the
this encouraging result. .
, 1922-04-11
EDITORIAL.

News has just been received to the
effect that Misses @ we Abramson and
Kathleen Samuel, d lighters of u es-
teemed citizens COu ncIlman and Mrs
w. s.. Abramsou, and Merchant Mrs.
Mary E. Samuel of Il s town. are among
the successful candid .es who passed the
Cambridge UoiversitN preliminary Elk
, 1922-04-11
At THEaRIG tent ON THE
WHARF

SUBJ EOBE5IGG b[ 0UQIOGb "a SoC
l. JUDGMENT, OR COUNT is NOW
IN SESSION IN HEAVEN. My case
will soon be called.
The Evangelist and bis corps of
Workers cordially invite you ono again
to attend these meetings. We purpose
to explain The WORD of God in such
a way that even a child can understand
it, and without fear or favor. We believe
the Bible from Genesis to Revelation
and shall teach nothing the Bible does
not confirm. We have done all WI could
to make il comfortable. pleasant, and
interesting and hope you will enjoy the
treat with US, and whatever you 90 not
understand, ask at the close of the SER
vice. The time has come for the people
to know the Truth, and nothing but the
Truth" Now is the time to make your
calling and election sure in CHRIST
JESUS.
with good will toward all men"
F. HALL, Pastor.
, 1922-04-11
LOCAL.

The schooner ''Vigilant'' arrived here
yesterday afternoon from Porto Rico
with a cargo of lumber.
The theatre was again a scene of
public hilarity last night WREN Elmo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
co,tR>OE cox SAYS.

Switzerland h1s been siuguHrly
free from vw Tier p,uri" nre p'1oo.
lot.ue ana the progress which tho
hnyc mod. Boo ih.s mountainous roun-
try his won for them ih. w0flI sup-
port of ih, world Th. pr1chmelt
of peace Its gone on fnr generations.
% was tlr local location for the at
OF the League NJ Nations
In ts 1IIy ltEs. tU' United States
~ America gave cooperation s
flood of emotions ru. through 'Ir
mind of 600 American .. H. won
d,rs whether tho iictsm Of our
country tls subsidized OBJ whether 10
might not tr that t .iil lives hut
Dos lDu overwhelmed for tho t.uo
ir thr mlriairum of partisan politics.
Tho Rockefeller Foundation ga
dorod fl, health Work oi thn league
and offered thr suA ~ 100000
yUf for five years Go help Zoo col.
lection and distribution az epidemic.
logical intelligence
Tlos. who believe thaf me inter
national scheme Is foaaL'. and w.li
De- adopted ultimately lv 1II nations.
find Ihp hJ-r 0f th,.f faith BOO no HIs.
tanned processes now going on i1
Geneva. reaching uu' ls fhey dD into
$50 many fields oi human ,ndator
and interest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
Faith ~ League
seems Justified

l1 word tho methol .l appruach t.
Dis Ht. bias been thr l..,ml Hrr -
representative Of both capita, aud lH
'or from GOO sections OF tu. world With
De ultimate tlcW of hHtHg created
public opinion translated ufu hw $50
legislation has been recommended until
ri'0r agreement has been reached Bro
Iha conference between employer mI
employe Those Who hay. fHilD wcd tho
operations nc the labor branch ore o.
mllHr With the bcnefic,Ht 'Hts uhat
Iatr hc,n PASSED in maH. -.cIons
Owen iu Japan and boz In4A are
found what might be- o. watc is the
cNtromo instances of This Improvement.
Those who leliet" that 900. HtcuaiI0u.
81 sehruo 81. feasible ard $500 D. adopt
"a Ultimately hv all nations. lGd .b.
as Ul tErir faith boz thr ust. med pro.
rsa that ,fr uow going u1 no Geneva
rolrhIue ont ls thoy d1 utO 81. many
'piIs H. human cndcn10r HnI interest
Obviously stable publ. HIrI0u Dr. tu
be- mlar hF d"m0uslrifioH rather lhIu
propaganda.
human .puius has d,l|.U IuI found
quite Indispensable ORGANIZATIONS such
s fh. International ChrmI.I of Com.
ucr.p the international Postal Union
md other agencies n tTes. contacts
re essential to the business eft Too
world then 90 is fair tn assume that
under th- compelling t0r, ot ,ut,r
prise Hud prosrc-s the Affair. oi gov.
.rumDufs VIII automatically adjust
l,m.,lf,s to modern m..hndr
Copyright 1899 hy NEA sDrl rc. IUcJ
The effect &C the peace tr. o. proc
visions On European ,n.Hir.s Dis 'y.
Governor CoN's subioc, BOO tomorrow X
trtirls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27

prolonged checking up period and this
detail log.cally f.is into ar org nlzatlon
having functions both economically
and political.
Reference has ALREADY been made 10
tho DISTINGUISHED frenchml0. VI Albert
Thomas. who la In chnrr. ~ tro inter
national labor organization or Of thu
conference. that have hc.1 held under
les auspices hlvo como definite con
HructiFc results The cog,r1n' Of the
league provided 1s "a Necessary part 81
the task OF reformation. for Tine carry.
INK on of project devoted t1 the gem
raj Improvement ~ WoI.u- UOudl
lons. u WAS not only tNe drsirc 90
lwutru socIl.cd backward countries 90
'hc modern Vi0w. bat te DU.E some ~
De- more prwrrssiye nation. Co. an up.
prerilt.ou Of tbD good which UIh come
rom STANDARD health regulations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
american Gifts Aid
Norl, Tor Worlds Health.

preventative uf fu.N. nation.
were seated 900 Geneva working ont
agreements to be submitted fo ihr meet.
ius az Doe council vhrh u1s scheduled
FOR q week. nil Boo london 81 this
session Do Wle announced ult m Rock.
cf,Ior Foundation Dad endorsed tho
health work ul no.. Iaru. HuI bod ,f-
fcr'l ihc -fm 0f $4,000 scar Tor Uso
.vDus in holm n th. collection tul d.f-
Irritation OFF ,n.d.m.n'os..d intelligence.
The further amount oi 100000 t soar
wa assigned for Three years tur the
cDI,luuW.ut ut % system whereby tho
officials of thr various publ. services
of tn' world might he given general
instruction in world brlth matter. SO
'hr same tiwr. 'nr American l,al Dfp.s
donated st,0Hn to assist ih, llsu, ia
.i- annt,phu. work m Poland
The council finally disposed col th, s
and " mandates by which tHr nfurp
government ~ Palestine. stnt lad "a
.rro mrt uf Central NDH.t vls d,Du
itoly wrlftUu into international law
This h4s been very delicate question
h.,lU.. luirtu, tud SYRIA 1904. among
I'd, worlds mo-t t,udcr n..., ,.utus
In this connection use th. hugulr,
Of Nr Arthur SWootsor of tur luru,
who slid.
Ever since Iihhcll days. throueh
'hr crusade o. th. recent German Der
lm Rlrl1d Railway tbr whole world
has been sensitive 20 their touch. Thcr,
at the eros roads 70 The tbr,. great
religions. th, Christian finds DIS Hol,
Places th' jew. his national home. and
The Mosl'm h.s gauge Of tHr Wsuc,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27

Remarkable Results Shown by a Nation
Wide Canvass of Women Purchasers of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
- $4,000 Women Answer -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27

Such evidence should induce every suffering from
any ament peculiar to her to try Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound and see i she can't one 50
THE LYDIA E. PNKHAM MEDICINE CO, Lynn, Mass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01
STOWE
aBreak" at r. H. wright's Home Found
to Be Youthful Franks.

On returning to their home SUNDAY
after an absence Of several hours, Mr..
and Mrs. H. II. Wright found their
house had been entered and found
things disordered. food partly prepared,
table set for two and other disarrange
menis, Upon investigation it proved to
be pranks Of two small children In the
neighborhood
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01
EAST MONTPELIER

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bond moved t
North Montpelier on Thursday, wher'
Mr.. Bond has employment.
The children Of the village school,
are rehearsing for a Halloween party
to be given at village hall Friday
evening, Nov, 3.
Mrs. Charles Hamblin is improving
so that she can get about the house
little better.
Christmas trees are being shipped
from Fairmont station TO Boston fol
the holiday trade.
Frank Broadwell OF Fayston was in
town on Thursday, looking after his
interests on the farm he recently pur-
chased.
j. B. Martell is moving from the
Nelson farm to the Wheelock house.
Edward Lavarnway viii board at
Mrs. Anna Burnham's.
Owing to lack of insect food the past
summer, skunks have been forced to
burrow into chicken coops and take
what they could find. They are now
paying for tteir chicken suppers by
giving up their pelts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kelton were
recent visitors in Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01
RANDOLPH

! Mrs. William 0sha, who has been
/ with her granddaughter, Mrs Ellaween
Sandspra Wallace. for a short visit, rc-
turned to her home here ON Tuesday.
1t is understood that the body Of tho
late J. II. IAmson is not to be brought
here, but the funeral will be held at
his home in Newtonville, where he has
lived for some time. Mrs. Roy Holman,
the stepldaughter, and her daughter,
Miss Lucille Holman, will be there until
after the services.
Judge Rowell, who has been quite
III for ten days, is not yet able to be
downstairs. but is thought TO be inn
proving somewhat from his illness.
This week party of three ladies
and one gentleman have been making
tour through the state with a large
ear from the state Of Connecticut. On
their journey they passed through Ram
dolph and lunched Just north OF here.
In their conversation they gave the re-
port that the road from the Bethel lima
TO Mortified was the best they had
passed over through the state. This is
the work Of Mr. Lane and his men.
who have charge Of this road. under
No l64, and the people acre feel justly
proud of this verdict given by our Con-
necticut visitors by the name Of Sulll-
van.
w. Fl. Cady of Mortified was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. p. b. Daniels
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. StockweIl expect
4 !. 4
if not before, another Of the many fam
lilies who are leaving here this winter
for warmer climate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01
LENINE MADE
VIRILE SPEECH
Russian Soviet Premier
Shows He Is Restored
to Health
PLEASED AT CAPTURE
OF VLADIVOSTOK
Says 1t Will Give Russia An
Outlet To the
Pacific

Moscow, Nov. (By the Associated
Press).-Soviet Moscow is now as
sllred that Premier Lenine is in good
physical condition He spoke public
" yesterday for the FIRST time since
his prolonged illness, making an un-
heralded appearance before the york
mems and peasants parliament. He
spoke with vigor and his voice car
ried clearly through the immense
throne room in the Kremlin palace,
where once the ear held sway.
Lenine voiced his pleasure at the
capture of Nladivostok by the Red
forces Of The far eastern republic. He
remarked that this had given Russia
an outlet to the Pacific
Russia would make strong stand
at the Lausanne conference to make
Near East peace, the premier went
on explaining. that tho e.'e
straits would be particularly empha-
sized by tile snyiess
I9uinn thoun4t woula be iast AZ ue.
cessful at Lausanne as ii had been in
the Far East.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01
RANDOLPH CENTER

Louis Roberts Of Springfield, Mass.
is visiting his parehts.
Arthur Mitchell has sold his farm
to a man from Washington, D. G..
Mrs. Martha Arnold Of Williams.
town visited at her brothers, X. H.
Howard, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Richardson, Mrs.
Jennie Richardson, Mrs. Ethel Kerr
and Harry Richardson. all Of Rox-
bury, were Sunday visitors at II. NJ
Hibbard's.
A large amount Of potatoes are
still undug and good many are froz-
Ell.
Fred Nntting is improving from his
recent accident.
Jack Race has moved into Mrs.
Parish's tenement.
Mr. and Mrs. q. H. Hubbard of South
Royalton and Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Fits
of Windsor were recent visitors at j.
G. Hibbard's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01
DIAMOND RINGS
ARE MISSING
We're Worn By Mrs. Mar
garet Carleton When
Killed
OWNERSHIP OF RE-
VOLVER NOT SETTLED
Mrs. Carleton Was Infatu-
ated with Rev. L. J. Christ
Ter, Says Husband

| Havre, Mont, Nov. III Unexplained
details of the double killing OF Rev.
Leonard Jacob Christler, outstanding
| clurehnan and orator, and Mrs. Mar
| garet Carleton, member of his con-
gregation, still puzzled authorities here
to-day. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pyle Of
| Butte, Mont, to-day took the body
OF Mrs. Carleton, their daughter, to
Helena, Mont.
Mrs. Pyle before leaving said she
did not have sufficient evidence to de-
mand that the case be re-opened, bnt
said either she Or Mr.. Pyle would re-
turn here tomorrow to continue their
investigation.
Within the past "a hours it was
shown that the bullet which killed Mrs
Carleton had been fired downward, moi
directly in or upward as had been tes-
titled at the coroner's inquest.
The husband of the dead woman for
mer District Judge Frank +. Carleton
issued, in California, statement az
sorting that Mrs Carleton had con
fessed to him her love for Rev. Mr..
Christler and had intimated that nsr
love was returned Mr.. Carleton con-
demned what he characterized as an
'.attempt to whitewash" Mr.. Christler
character
Ownership of the pistol used in the
killings is another mystery. II was not
Mrs. Carleton's as far as is known In
yestigation thus far has failed to dis
close that it was the property Of the
Christlers. Mrs. Pyle also has claimed
that diamond rings which Mrs. Carrie
ton was seen wearing Thursday eve
ming have not been found, and has sug-
gested that if the rings were taken
from Mrs. Cartoons hand after the
shooting, the revolver might have been
placed in the open palm at the same
time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01
CABOT

! A daughter was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Timothy Monaghan Wednesday
Oct 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. 0rne were bust.
ness visitors in Newport Tuesday
Samuel Gamblin and family were
recent guests at Pliny Smiths.
Jack McGee has finished work on
the garage for Crane and Merritt and
gone to Lisbon, n. II.
Mrs. George Mari of Canada is
spending few days at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Raymond Earring
ton.
Everett Walbridge took his father
and mother to Danyille the first Of the
week to see the latter's daughter, Mrs.
Allan Paine, and family.
Mrs. Durham. who has been room
ing at Fl. II. Fosters, has gone TO
Lisbon, n. II.
Mrs. Doying has moved her family
from Lower Cabot to the downstairs
tenement in Raymond Farrington's
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lewis OF Wal
den were guests at the home of r. II.
Rogers the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Harrington
were business visitors in Williams
town Saturday.
Mrs. Durham was business visitor
in Newport last week.
Archie Strong has moved his family
to Walden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Davis have re-
turned to their home in Mortified aft
or spending two weeks at the home
of their nephew, w. d. Barr, in this
village.
The remains Of Mrs. Fred Blodgett
were brought from Elizabethtown, \.
j., Monday and placed in the family
lot at Durant cemetery, Lower Cabot.
Leon Smith is to work for Arthur
Rogers in Plainfield the coming win
ter.
Mr. Guptil Of Boston is in town buy
ing Christmas trees.
The baby show" which was held at
the Congregational vestry Tuesday
evening drew a good crowd. Thirty
Ave children under five years of age
were present and one hundred or more
spectators. IL was a very enjoyable
time. for the children especially. Over
$ was realized Refreshments of
saltines and coffee were
served
Cecil Foster took Mr.. Guptil to
East Montpelier Oh business recently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01
EAST CALAIS

IL John Quinn and family visited rel
|satives in Montpelier on Sunday.
4 The CsNlis school board were in
u Montpelier on business the last OF the
week.
George Gilman, wife and daughter,
Alma, of Westmore were visitors at
a Frank Gray's the first Of the week.
v Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eastman Of
& Montpelier visited at w. G. Eastman's
on Sunday.
\ NJ. d. Hawkins and family visited
at Arthur Bliss recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Martin of
Barre visited at James Warhurst's on
Sunday.
Evelyn Orr of Barre was weekend
visitor at John Slayton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Taylor of
Worcester were visitors at Guy Ban
eroft's over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pike and son
OF Cabot visited at +. Z. Marsh's on
Monday.
The Calais Womans club will be
guests of Mrs George Sanders next
Saturday afternoon. There will be
good program, followed by nurs-
ing lesson The club women are pre-
pairing for a "seven-cent' sale to be
held very soon. The East Calais pri-
mary school will furnish the entertain
ment, which win be followed by
supper.
Mrs. Ansell Kelley has returned to
her home in Portland, Me-, after
spending the summer at G. r. Dwi-
nell's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01
The call of Mount Mansfield.

dimes written after climb up Noun
Mansfield Sept. |, 1929
Have you ever scaled Mount Mansfield
OF its treasures had your share,
Drunk from its cool sparkling waters
Breathed its fresh, life giving air
If not, let me whisper to you
Panacea for life's ills
just 20 climbing up Mount Mansfield
See its wonders, feel its thrills.
So whene'er your cares press heavy,
Hit the trail at Barnes camp;
Keep on hiking up the mountain,
Let no fear your spirits damp
Glad emotions stir within you,
Thrills you ne'er lsSfore have known
Climbing up to old Mount Mansfield
On a power that's all your own.
Till at last you reach the summit,
View earth's panorama flung
Like a banner great and glorious,
with Gods wondrous pictures hung.
You will find your cares have left you
As the leaves of autumn fall;
Feel so young twill make you wonder
If you're really old at all;
Feel so rich among such treasures,
No one e'er their worth could weigh.
Lakes of clouds and wind swept cayerns,
More than grand the deep subway.
II "a said That no nna ever
Reaches the high mountain top
Who is weighted down with rubbish,
Harbors one dark evil thought.
That is why you meet those people
In your dreams you've met before,
People with such pleasant faces,
You would like to know some more.
Every one is friend and brother
On the glorious mountain top,
Lovers all of Mother Nature
With her woodworking shop.
From the dainty mountain sandwort,
Nesting in its messy bed,
TO the sky, the rocks, the brooklets,
Over all gold sunbeams shed,
Yes, on yonder rugged mountain
Royal nature reigns supreme.
And to all she sends good tidings,
Through each boulder. crag and
stream.
she gives in place OF weak
heses
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01


Mrs. r. S. Austin went Tuesday Il
visit her daughter. Miss Verna Stock.
man. at the Fanny Allen hospital
II. H. Downer is improving from a
recent operation and walked over 70
town Tuesday.
Mrs. r. $. Boardman accompanied
her daughter, Miss Nadine Boardman,
TO Burlington and viii remain for sew
eral days.
The Busy Bee club gave a Hallowc en-
social and masquerade at the Moscow
schoolhouse Monday evening. The dec
orations were appropriate TO the sea-
son. A Halloween program included
songs and recitations and ghost vas
introduced. Popcorn. candy and sur.
prise pies were sold. Iva Harris and
Russell Peterson were given prizes for
the most original masks.
Cassius p. Scribner, who has been
confined to his bed by illness for =
week, il recovering and sits up part
of the time.
Mrs. Helen ]. Butler went Tuesday
TO boSion. dilti ldrHAHk ihtteh N'A
her cousins. Miss Mary Bigelow and
sisters, of Maple street
Mrs. Carrie E.~Straw returned Mon
day. after visiting in Brattleboro, Bur
lington, Middlesex, Salem, Mass, and
West Lebanon, n. II.
The primary department Of the sun
day school enjoyed a Halloween party
at the church parlor Saturday after
noon. There were a present. Apples
and popcorn were served.
vem Colby is moving from the A. J..
McGibbon farm to W, l.. Demeritts
farm.
Thomas Robinson Of Morrisyille has
been visiting Frank and Fred Me-
Carthy.
Melvin Boyce has moved his family
from the Flagg Towne place TO she
Newell Demas place on the Plank road.
Mrs. Thomas II. 0smond has received
news that MIR Osmond arrived Satur-
day at Portland. Ore. where be will
make his home with a daughter. since
leaving Stowe in August MIR. Osmond
has visited a brother at Wilmington.
Del, a son a; Washington. ID. G., 4
daughter at Louisville. KY, and a
daughter ct Enid, Okla.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01

FREE Beautifully illus
trated64-pageC Cook Book.
Write to Corn Products
Refining Company, De-
partment A, Argo, Illinois
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01
VERSHTRE

Third and fourth degrees at grange
this week.
The ladies met at Mrs. Forrest Tul-
ler's last week for home demonstra-
ton work. Miss Randall and Miss
Fuller met with them and dressmaking
and millinery WERE the order Of the
day.
Mr.. Liese. who has spent some time
with his son, Channcey, returned to
his home Monday, Oct. 30
Mrs. Franklin Ames is i'll.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01

Hope in place of dark despair,
Gladness, health, and peace she gives ~
Overlooking measure there
Heed the mountains invitation,
JOYS await on every hand;
Leave earth's sordid doubts behind you,
Go you up and take the land.
Carrie Thomson Lyon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01
Making II Worth While.

Il gladly would die for youlH ex-
claimed tile enraptured youth.
That's lie remarked the practical
mad. bu please wait until after we are
married and you have your life heavily
insured. ~" Montreal Gazette.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01
No Time for a standsdlL

'Do you believe in the theory Of esO-
lutionin
yea replied Farmer Corntosses
~And when ! see the way some Of az
humans is actin up all ] hope = that
we continue to improve. Washington
Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01

Toni say. introduce me t. Miss
Van Coyne. viii ypui I'd Ike %
marry that girl; shes perfect bank
in herself.
Jack Sorry. old man. but SIC h.t
inst gone into the bands 81 r.
ceis,4.- Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-01
4aZTZ]'sTl
Once a Soldier. Always a Soldier.

The ex-soldier. after long and fruit
less tramping about, had succeeded in
landing a job as waiter in hash-and-
beanery. In happened patron and
ordered roast beef.
Roast beef beloved the new
waiter to the lad in the kitchen.
wait a minute" injected the Gus
toner. Change that ~ boiled ham"
As you werei" shouted the once-
doughboy. Boiled t--American
Legion Weekly.