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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-10-04

ling Of the Dempsey irpo fight on
Friday September 18th, According
to the Westinghouse Lamp Company
engineers who designed this install
alton, the lighting consisted of forty
1000 watt Mazda G lamps in pro-
celain enameled steel, deep bowl re-
Electors, mounted sixteen feet above
the ring on special iron framework.
The lighting equipment alone weigh
ed about four hundred pounds. The
illumination was approximately day
light intensity; the total light would
be enough to make beam Of fifteen
million candle power.
Surprising as it may seem to the
average person, the engineer can,
with special instruments, measure il
Elimination as easily as water can be
measured. In fact, the night before
the fight "a trial movie was run in OF
order to check the actual calculat-
ions and results found satisfactory
Each gas filled Mazda lamp Of the
size used produced light equivalent
to that from 1000 candles.
If the fight had been lighted ir
Jim Corbett's time, it would have re-
quired more than 1000 oil lamps tc
produce tn same light.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-10-04
MANUFACTURERS MAKING
Biz RECORD IN 1923.

II
imported in the same period of
last year Raw silk. Of which we
produce none. totaled in the ?
months ending with July, 1923.
S221 100000 against 100000 in
the same months of last year:
wool. Of which we do not produce
enough for our own use, totaled
$ll6000.000 against $45.O00.000; cot
ton differing from our own in cer-
tain qualities $40000.000 against
$2oOOO.0OO: tin. of which we pro-
duce none. sac, 900. 900 agains, e77 =
100000, most of it coming from The
other side of the globe; hifiv> Of
which we do not produce rriasgh
for our own requirements. ST. tO0,-
600 against $4o.000000; copper.
which comes because Of DIV su-
perior smelling and refinins f;ss.ii-
ties, $54000.O00 against Sa1GocgsN:
and furs which come frcrc III
parts of the world sfiitfr 9G
against $40000.O00 in tife enc
months Of last year, In sly
all OF these articles the sv,rf'ies
are also larger than in lfpz
How are we paying fot .r.s g.
000,000000 worth Of manttiv ng
material which we are ii,ssr ing
this year? Chiefly with r.ar'iiac-
lures and the classes ofafnod not
produced in the countries which
send US this raw material Our
exports u manufactures for the
calendar year 1923 will exceed ST.
0Oo,O00.oo0 and foodstuffs nearly
81 .000. 0OU.OW.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-10-04
EDUCATION WEEK FOR NATION
PROCLAIMED BY PRESIDENT

Washington, Sept. President
Coolidge issued proclamation today
calling for observance of the week
beginning November 18 as National
Education Week.
every American citizen is entit-
Id to liberal education the President
said without this there is no
guarantee for the permanence Of free
Institutions, no hope of perpetuatng
self-government. Despotism finds its
finds it's chief support in ignorance.
knowledge and freedom go hand in
hand"
Education Week is set apart year.
~ under the joint auspices of the
National Education Association, the
United States Bureau of Education
and the American Legion, cooperat-
ing with more than 100 other nation
al organizations. The purpose is to
bring the people closer to their
schools.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-10-04
HILKEY sKIDMoRE DIES

]. L. Skidmore commonly known as
"Hilkey" Skidmore died last Satur-
day morning at the home of his
brother, Abraham Skidmore, at Laur-
Ell, after very brief illness. He was
helping with the milking that morn
ing, and in taking the cows to pas
ture, he became very i'll, and before
a doctor could be called, he was dead.
He was never married, and was past
68. years old. He was one of the
seven sons of the late John and Mar
garet Carpenter Skidmore.
He is survived by three brothers
Abraham of Laurel, Solomon of Graf
ton and Geo. B. Skidmore of Beling-
ton. He made profession about s
years ago but had not joined any
church
Funeral was held Monday and in
terment made at Trinity, Rev. Dorsey
of the M. E. Church, south, officat-
ing.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-10-04
kGASOLINE FOR CHARLESTON
TO COST IS CENTS

CHARLESTON, Oct. 4.-Eighteen
cent gasoline in place of the 90 cent
rate, now in effect here, was the aim
of preparations for sale Of gasoline
by the city in conference with oil
company representatives today. May
or Wertz had an Appointment with
a representative ofthe Standard Oil
Co., today but in statement last
night he promised IS cent gasoline,
The statement was given after City
Manager Wise had obtained quota
ton of 141A cents gallon on 25o
tank cars of gasoline in addition Of
the 2 cent state Tax, one cent for ov-
erhead expense and leakage and the
remaining half cent for safe mar
gin determined the Is cent price at
which it was believed the city could
sell consumers.
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since manufactures have formed
s4cS OF this years exports against
4oM n the same period OF last
yea
VIVA, ar the chief articles
,ynich OF manufacturers find it
necessary !. bring into this
worlds greatest producer Of man
ufacturing lateral? We are our
selves tn world biggest pro-
fucer of iron ore. copper. cotton.
s'mber. hides. tobacco. petroleum.
md suniry other less important
manufacturing requirements. yet
our IMPORTS Of manufacturing ma
teriai in the cast decade averaged
about " billion dollars a year
and will be more than two billion
.:..llai. II. the calendar year 1928
The explanation Of this large i'm
pcrtation OF manufacturing ma
terial into the worlds greatest
producer of factory requirements
is found il our growing use Of
tropical and sub-tropical material
and also certain raw material pro-
'liced in countries having plenti-
e.! ard .heap labor.
India ,ubbcr. for example, ex-
''-sively a product Of the tropics.
n'rs IN the z months ending with
1923 an importation Of $780,
ealuc against s58.O000o0 in
months OF last year !:
.iral in most cases. S3G.-
.gainst sl8.OO0OO0. The
'''s-hv tropical are this
1. inuhic 10 value those
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FIRE PREVENTION
WEEK NEXT
Some Facts About Fires Set Forth
BY Fire Marshall Topping.

| CHARLESTON, Oct. 2nd--The fol-
lowing thoughts are being inculcated
by State Fire Marshal G. +. Topping
in his thorough planning for Fire
Prevention Week, October 18th to 18th
ITO educate our young and make
for better America nothing is need
ed more than good school buildings,
vet we burn down an average of 10
every week"
''The most awful and unnatural
death is that caused by fire, yet we
burn to death $4,000 people every
year an injure $4,000 more.'
"A fire every minute, death
every 8 minutes, marks the awful
toll we pay"
1--WE burn down more than does all
Of Europe. God has been wonder
fully good to us and made us the
richest people the world has ever
known, yet we calmly sacrifice our
wonderful resources on the alter Of
carelessness.
eve strike 700,O00,000 matches a
/ day, or $4,000 second; we light 40,
600 pipes, cagars or cigarettes every
second, and you know how major
ity Of US dispose ol the lighttd match
after it has served its purpose and
what becomes Of the cigarette butt,
the cigar stump and the pipe heel"
"The lat girls who died such fear
less death In the Triangle shirt waist
factory in New York never knew why
they had to die, but some careless
smoker did"
1--WE clean cloths and gloves with
gasoline we strike matches ond smoke
while our autos are being replenish-
ed, we are careless in our garages
without realizing that there is more
explosive power in gallon Of gaso-
lene than in S3 pounds of dynamite.
Could you imagine woman cleaning
clothes with nitro-g lycerine 2"
Sometimes we hear people talk a.
bout what an awful thing gasolene
is, but it is not; it is we who are aw-
full in the way we handle it. All
high explosives only follow natural
laws.
"The increasing and needless des-
truction of our country's resources
by preventable fire is challenge to
our future prosperity. In spite Of
our costly experiences Of ruinious
conflagrations during the past hall
century and our present great need
Of conservation, the burning up Of
our created wealth, with attendant
heavy loss Of life goes on apparently
unchecked"
"The prevention Of this sinful
waste is unquestionably one Of the
high duties Of citizenship. It effects
the welfare of each one Of us and the
furture greatness of America
"Only by public awakening to
the ever-present fire peril, and
knowledge of the means to avert it
can we prevent this calamitious vast
age"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-10-04
EDUCATIONAL MEETING

The annual session of the Tygarts
Valley Round Table for the year 1922
20 will be held in Elkins October 10th
and Goth, 1923. The theme around
which the discussion will center is
Service" as an Ideal for Pupils and
Teachers" Special addresses will
be made by some of the leading
school folks in the territory Of the
round table and by representatives
from two or three institutions. DR..
] N Deahl of the Unworthy has al
ready promised to be present. Prof.
Walter Barnes or some other repre-
sentatives frou Fairmont will be on
the program. T. p. Hill, from the
Department of Education will be in
charge of the rural division.
Attendance will likely include the
majority of teachers from Randolph,
Tucker and Barbour counties. The
towns Of Davis, Thomas, Parsons Hut
louisville, Beverly, Belington, and PHI
ilippi are expected to send their en-
tire teaching corps.
On Friday evening an opportunity
will be given to teachers to attend
lecture given by the daughter Of will
liam Jennings Bryan, Mrs. Ruth
Bryan Owens, director Of community
projects, Miami, Florida. Officers Of
the round table will ask for special
rates to teachers on that evening.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-10-04
SOME OF THE CHANGES IN
M. f. CONFERENCE

Very few changes were made this
year in the Methodist Conference
which convened at Wheeling last
week.
The following are noted: R. H.
Skaggs to Adrian, Gregory Bleakly
to Elm Grove, Wheeling; r. o. Phil
lips to Zanes Street, Wheeling; r. L.
Greynolds to Hendricks, Rev. Names
remains at Philippi, Rev. Hoffman at
Belington; Rev. Pickens at Elkins,
Rev. Crabtree at PIT. PLEASANT. Rev
G. r. Williamson is in the New Yokr
Conference. Bishop Mcconnell was
the presiding bishop.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-10-04
PROGRAM

First Annual Young Peoples Con-
ference for Barbour County, Philippi
NJ E. Church Oct. 10 and 20. Confer
enc Theme: Building Foursquare."
Mrs E. w. S. Kennedy, county
Young Peoples Division Superintend-
ent presiding.
Friday evening
7:30 Song Service
1870 Opening Thought (Luke 2:41-52
Earsel Shaw
500 "Why we are here Mrs. E. w.
S. Kennedy
$40 who's Who" D. J. Taft.
$40 Organization of Conference.
$3.50 Announcements
$40 "The Builders Neva j. Hill
9:05 Building Foursquare" w. Ho-
bart Hill
$50 Prayer Of Dismissal
Saturday Morning
Conference President Presiding
$50 Morning Thought Luke 10:25-.8)
Samuel Smith
: $3.50 Demonstrations
Organizing the Class
The Sunday Session
1880 Discussion w. Hobart Hill
1920 Putting it Across" Neva J.
Hill.
11:50 Announcements
1900 Bendediction
Saturday Afternoon
1870 Conference Picture
1:45 Words with the directors
200 Afternoon Thought psalm l J.
Girls Mcdonald
Separate Sessions
2:15 Building Four Square in my
class" Physically
Boys Section Girls Section
Eugene Holbert Sarah Howes
2:3O Socially
Allen Chrislip Margaret Davis
2:45 Mentally
Samuel Smith Evelyn Ware
800 Religiously
Earsel Shaw Pearl Smith
3:15 Service
Junior Gall Buena Pitman
$3.50 Summing it up"
w. Hobart Hill Neva j. Hill
- 400 District Delegation meetings
4:30 Joint Recreation Period. Play
ground
600 Fellowship Supper High School
Gymnasium
Fun, songs, stunts n everything.
Geneva Spirit
.On to Buckhannon,
Reports OF Committe
"a challenge" Neva J. Hill
''What next" w. HOBART Hill
Friendship Circle.
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our thanks to
the many friends who helped US in
any way during the short sickness
and death of our brother, Jos. L.
Skidmore. May the blessings from
Him who doeth all things we'll be up
on you.
ABRAHAM SKIDMORE
SOLOMON SKIDMORE
GEO. B. SKIDMORE
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-10-04

Reports come in that w. W. Trent,
Superintendent Of the Elkins Schools
advocates dancing in the schools by
the boys and girls, and he once ran
for State Superintendent of School.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-10-04

Keep the home fires from burn
ing" is the closing admonition of the
State Fire Marshal department as
the campaign for observance of Fire
Prevention Week October Z to 13)
draws to close. The big question of
the week should be: "Have you taken
every precaution to safeguard your
home or other property against fire
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-10-04

Have your eyes and glasses care
fully lookd after by DR. Snyder Optic
metrist at DR.. Strothers office, Be
lington, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Oct. 9th and 10th.
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tare i---ec-o In repatriation CT
aiaa i,!G. .-s, 49, 4aatenA rem
abraan cAb 'HcTease IL diSla5u-
ten Of maFutc --tt.....-rs 70 tcrr On
markets s.sauiagrrFes now fErm
c'gi..I hal Of ouI l0tal exports
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-11
RED PEPPERS
STOP PAIN OF
RHEUMATISM

When you are suffering with
rheumatism so you can hardly get
around Just t.y Red Pepper Rub
and you will have the quickest
relief known.
Nothing has such concentrated,
penetrating heat as red peppers.
Instant relief. Just as soon as you
apply Red pepper Rub you feel
the tingling heat. In three min
utss it warnis the sore spot
through. frees the blood cireu!a-
tion, breaks up the congestion
and the old rheumatism torture is
gone.
Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made
from red peppers, costs little at
any drug store. Get 4 jar at once.
Use it for lnInbago, neur;tis, back
ache, stiff neck, sore muscles, colds
in chest. Almost instant relief
awaits YOU. BE sure To get the
genuine, with tbs names Rowles
on each package.-Adc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-11
Farmers Fight
Three Pests
Cedar Trees. Bears and Rats Are
to be Exteiminated by Vir-
GINA Agrieulturists

Staumson, Va, Jan. 1.-THE
campaign of destruction on cedar
trees has begun in Virginia, the
Shenandoah Valley being right
now the area set for absolute OK
tinetion. I'm Rockingham county
ten crews of men are telling trees
under the direetion Of the county
agents office and G. S. Raiston
State AgriculturiSt. Wherever
there is a cedar within three miles
Of an spple orchard that cedar
must be destroyed and the foliage
burned.
Upon the petition Of 10 free
holders 10 the State entcmolcgiS'
the cellars are condemned as NUS
ances. The ewner Of the property
is ordered to destroy tine nuisance
If he doesn't the cour.y agent, at
the expens OF the fruit growers
causes the axe TO be used. II
Augusta county ced@rS IN SUI
different locations have been ord-
cred cut Gown. Quite rs many IN
Shenandoah county are bslng
found. The work Of eliminating
the trees has been carried on IN
Frederick county FOR some years
and is said to have worked won
derful results in the apple eul-
ture. 1t viii require 10 years 70
complete the clearing up.
The claim is tn s the fungus
growth that originates in the c.
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dar and, reprodpesSCrdnly in that
feleges in the spriRg after eveay
rain lssaatels + it65the winds tiny
feathery particles, which attach
themselves TO the apple-trse
leaves aud the fruit ITSELF VI y
It causes, defofiati0n to such IN
extent TRAIT the growth of the
tree is effected and the leaves do
not iremaia IN number or strength
10 function. Where the fungus
tuches the fruit cedar rust APP
pears, iiiurirg the quality OF the
apple. ..i., sy e.
It is the intantior Of the. officials
to rid the Shenandoah Valley of
every cedar as speedily as possible
Just as much destruction will be
accomplished before spring ss pos
sihle. Not even the hattlefields,
nor the lawns, nor yet the eene-
'teries will be spared. The people
realize that the beauty Of the won
.drou= valley is going te be mar
red, but they argue that apples
are money. @
The 1922 crop Of apples has NOT
been entirely moved ard there arc
no figures available for the money
retnrr. Ar estimate Of Rocking
hams crop is S1,5O0,000. II vas
said at Harrisonburg that the
Maryland fruis growers were go
ing 20 advocate the Virginia laws
for Maryland at the agFic Gltural
meeting in Frederick this week.
Virginia has also decided that
along with black bears and cedar
trees tho ra. mCst 20. The matter
was settled at a meeting of
county agents st Blackville last
week. TIE Farm Bureau has or
tered u carlosd Of barium car
Donate Cd ba distributed from Roa-
noke through the 100 county ag-
eats and home demonstration
agents. The entire week, begin
ming January %, is to be devoted
BY the farmers, their sons and
daughters, to the exterrrinstion Of
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ground for the belief that he has
decided upon the appointment Of
former Governor Campbell, OF
Arizona. to fill the place soon to
be vacated by Secretary Fail.
Governor Campbell is said TO
have stood high in the caleula-
TORS Of President Harding from
the moment it became clear that
he would have to select q success
sor to Secretary Fall. The fact
that he halls from far western
state has been urged in his favor,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-11

as it has been the custom to ap-
point. heads of the Interior Der
pertment from well beyond the
Mississippi River. Mr.. Fall, him
SEX, is from New Mexico border
ing On arizona.
The appointment OF the former
governor has been advised by adj
ministration supporters not only
because of the fact that he hives
in the far west but because he is
regarded as peculiarly we'll fitted
for the post he will be asked TO
fill. While he was defeated for
reelection last November by Gov
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-11
FIERY. ITCHY SKIN
QUICKLY SOOTHED
WITH SULPHUR

Neutrality-suspicious., pleasan'
cream, will soothe and heal Skin
that is irr.:ated or broken out with
oczeyna; L: at IS covered with ugly
rash or pimpics, or is rough or dry
Nothing srndles fiery skin erup-
lions so ou;c! y. says noted skin
specialist.
4" The moment this sulphur pre-
paration is applied the itching
stops and after two or three ap-
plicat;ons, the eczema is gone and
the skin is delightfully."- clear and
smooth. Sulphur is so precious as
a, skin remedy because it destroys
the parasites that cause the burn
ing, itching or Disagreement.
Mentho-S ulnhur always heals &C.
zena right up.
A small jar of Rowles mentho-
Sulphur may be had a. any good
drug store.--Adv.
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HEALING CREAM
is QUICK RELIEF
FOR HEAD COLDS


ceids and ,,catarrh yield like
magic 10 soothing, healing anti
septic cream that penetrates
through every air passage and
relieves swollen, iinflamed mem
hranes Of nose and throat. Your
clogged nostrils open right up and
you car breathe. freely. Ha"tklng
and 'snaifling stop. Don't stay STIFF
FED upland miserable. i
Get a small bottle Of Eiy's
Ga, "a Balm from. your druggist.
Apply q little ahstHe nostrils and
get instant relief. MILLIONS endorse
''tlk,iiE rsigsdy krgFn Tor rsares.hsr
Ely years. ADV.
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CAMPBELL MAY
GET FALLS SEAT
(By Isaac Gregg

Washington, Jan. 11.-Despite
the fact that President Harding
has decartd that he will not make
any announcement of the appoint
ment of 2 successor to Secretary
of the Interior Fail until the lat
ter retires from the Cabinet on
March 4, there is very good
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error Hurt, a Democrat, he is
not popularity regarded as ''lsme
duck because Arizona is normally
Democratic territory. -
Among those who are said 10
have urged the appointment Of
Governor Campbell to The Interior
portfolio are Senator Cameron,
Secreta-,y of Commerce Hoover
and Secretary of the Interior Fall.
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the pes-, which is estimated to4
cost, Rockingham county $4,000
Tanpltaiiyn EPyemiums are to pc
given to the most efficient eXter-
minators, whether they be man,
woman or child. These are great
days for getting rid OF things I'M
Virginia.
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TIE REASON
SO many OF oar hemc
folks buy the Municipal
Service COmpany's
PREFERRED
SHARES

is because of their faith
In the permanent pres
perity Of the cOmpany's
properties. This faith is
based upon the fellow
ing facts:
No. The company's ability
and readiness 10 adopt and
maintain the best new eQaip-
ment, Improving its services and
holding the cost 90 it's patrons
down to a mininum.
No. 2---i,s honest, sk;llful,
conservative management kecp-
'ng It's services ample at all
times 10 niece the communities
needs.
No. 2---Its payment of liberal
/ wages. under attractive working
conditions, enabling it Ia enlist
aud hold the cooperation Of
Grst class workmen.
l No. THE company's unin-
terruptsi dividend record, hav-
ing never failed To pay its pre-
ferred stock dividends since It's
organization IN 1912.
] No. 5-The steady solid
growth Of the company from a
small beginning in 1912 TO its
present rank rs one of the large
successful electric service utili-
ties in this part of the country,
This company is now Offering
its Cumulative Preferred Shares
of StOeG which can be purehas-
ed either for cash az S10l.00 per
share, o. on the easy savings
plan 1T $500 down and $500
per month per share. These
shares earn s l-2 per cent on
par value (Sle0.00) until No
vember I, 1891 and s per cent
thereafter. Payments on the
easy savings plan draw 6 per
cent interest until the shares
are fully paid for.
Dividend checks on these
shares are mailed TO share
holders on February l. May l.
August l and November l, each
year.
4 Any number Of shares can
be purchased for cash. but only
from one 10 ten shares will be
sold 10 customers on the easy
savings plan.
| Write, phone CT see the In
vestment Department OF the
| ALEXANDRIA
LIGHT AND POWER
| COMPANY @>
524 King Street, Alexaadria, Va.
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MINORITY LEADER BETTER

Z Scotland Neck, n. c., Jan IL
Representative Claude kitehin.
Democratic minority leader OF the
lower house, who is seriously i'll at
his home here, with pneumonia,
was reported somewhat better BY
physicians today.
Christmas on the balcony, Eas-
ter near the fire.
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WIRELESS IN FRANCE

Paris, Jan. 11.-W:reloss anna
tours in France are going to be
able to send messages rs well as
receive them, when pending legis-
lation becomes law. Al present
amateurs may only receive mes
sages from one Of q dozen govern
ment stations in the country.
If Christmas day be windy, fruit
trees will boar abundantM.
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FREE VOTING COUPON
Good For SO Free Votes
IN THE

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the Alexandria Gazette Alexandria, Va will so FREE
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taore candidate you restricted any in voting
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January 90
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When you see gnats at Christ
mas, You see icicles at Easter.