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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-05-29
WEATHER AND ROAD CONDITIONS

Milwaukee: Pleasant; roads good.
AppletonY Clear, warm; roads good.
Chippewa Falls: Warm; roads fair.
Green Bay: Warm; roads good.
Ironwood: Fair, warm; roads good.
GAINESVILLE: Pleasant; roads good.
Lacrosse: Fair, warm; roads good.
Madison: Pleasant; roads good.
Manitowoc: Warm; roads good.
Oshkosh: Pleasant; roads good.
Racine: Clear, warm; roads good.
Superior:NFair, mild; roads good.
Nausau: Clear. warm; roads good.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-05-29
LOSE WEIGHT.

One-half grapefruit, 1 cup creamed
spinach on toast with 1 hard-boiled
egg, button radishes, cup lamb
stew, 1-2 cup celery and cheese salad,
tablespoons pineapple sponge, l pint
skinned milk, crisp pieces gluten
toast, 1 gluten roll
Total Galleries, 1866. Protein, 203;
fat, S28; carbohydrate 535. Iron, .O2o2
gram.
Dry cottage cheese is combined with
just enough Roquefort cheese to make
the mixture taste" and used to fill
celery stalks. Cut the celery in lengths
short enough to eat easily, arrange on
bed Of lettuce and pour over lemon
juice seasoned with salt and paprika.
Creameds spinach on toast with
hard-boiled egg is a hearty, whole
some luncheon dish. The juice of
the spinach is used with milk in the
sauce. The milk is of course skinned
for the diet dish and very little but
ter and -four are used for thickening.
The lamb stew included many vege-
tables in its savoriness, even potatoes.
Partake sparingly of the potatoes but
enjoy the rest of the stew as you will.
The gravy is so thin you need not
worry about it.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-05-29

Washington-The Senate unanimous
ly adopted an amendment to the pos
tai increase bill requiring political
campaign committees to make full re-
ports of all contributions and donors
at ten day intervals during the course
of campaigns.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-05-29

A, woman can do just about every
thing with hairpin. She can fix al
most anything with it, except her hair.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-05-29

The yard and the pound are the
only two independent standards fof
weights and measures
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-05-29

Cotton mills are to be established
in India, the machinery for which will
be made in this country.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-05-29

The funeral services of Kazimer Sell
teniskis, the man who was killed Sat
urday night when struck by North
western train at the Middle street
crossing, viii be held Thursday after
noon at two O'Clock at the Hansen
Funeral Home with interment follow
ing in the Green Ridge cemetery.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-05-29

Some of the new spring hats look
almost good enough to put a little
cream and sugar on and eat.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-05-29

There is no law against check rails
ing in Poland.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
Receiver Asked
for Oil Company
Mismansgement Of Pierce Oil
Corporations Affairs
Charged.

~. I.onis. No. My gsplt for q
reeelvefshlD for the Pierce OH corpof.
alton. with outstanding capital stock
Of fss .1ea .00e. was flied in the United
States district court today by Mrs.
Mabel G. Priest. a stookhoider. who
charges snismanagement Of The cor.
T,DrafIon'r affairs.
8rs. Priest asks that a trust fund
10 created 20 fst- charge - all
assets and that receiver be named
who shall be directed 70 institute Suits
against directors and officers ~ the
company who may have wrongfuiiy
appropriated or diverted funds
The pefifioner alleges fhst Samuel
ard Alvin uuernyer. New York
attorueys for the corporation. have
dominated" the officers ~ the eom.
pany. among whom she names Efen
richards. u. y. Thorne. F'red lewis
ohm, W ". covefdsle and Henry
Parker. Richards. vice president. T.
a s0n.in law Of d. Clay Pierce. The
founder
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
HAROLD KNUTSON
FOUND MOI. GUILTY

Washington. May Reprezenta,
tive Harold knntsou ~ MInnesofs
vas found not guilty by Jury In
Arlington county. Virginia. ~
chsrges growing out Of sn automobile
ride In virginia lsst Marcb with
Leroy NJ Hull. Washington govern,
menf elefk.
Testimony against Hui haf not
been started and the prosecuting st
fornsy announced he would move 10
roile PROSE- the csee.
In a sfsfement after the verdict,
Representative Knutson said N was
"Just wnat 7 have expected and !
hays been confident Of the outcome
right slonT"
The jury was said TO have taken
three ballots.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
American Warship May Transport
Famous Statue From Greece to u. 5.

We then offered 70 ehafas 81 =
besd adnleT'op ~ fiiose vino wished
10 inspect The sculpture. the proceeds
70 be devoted % Greek relief. but The
pfemlef, rifh fine seuge n feeling.
6eclired ~ make beRssr ~
Hsff1es.' 70 Use HE oHB words
'He thsn qracloDsiy offered %
loan the statue ~ 80 ~ = mark of
appreciation. ~ frien6lipesr ~ the
two countries and ~ Americas gen
eroajfv % Greece.
Naturally. II 10 his duty ~ safe.
guard II fran ioss Or damage
Morgenfhau IL sailing on Nay . 10
fz conditions under which adequate
precautions wilI he taken for the
safety Of 'Uerioerv during the ocean
voyage and the period 81 exhibition.
which IN 10 Iast for IS moDfhs.
Thirty museums ia Rig American
cities viii have ~ opportunity 90
show JIermes, which IL nov ~ oigm.
pHs.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
"Nerone,' Posthumous Opera of Boito,
Smpasses Expectations of Critics

F;eriapa as rubris. VS. highly poetl.
al socaiiY. her soice showing delicate
ssesfnsss IN her rendition ~ ire
virgin's song ., Aurfllsno Fertile
piayed the role ~ Nero mot se.
ceufahiy.
Marcel toufnst vas powerful
siulon Maxo. whiis The flexible voice
~ carlo saisffl - Fanuei vas fuii ~
tenderness The lssso Ezlo rinsa hac
the part u Tigeiiinc
The opera was staged with es.
ceiieut decorative finish ana costumes.
4 striking scene Wa. ;hc Via Appls
cemetery IN the first set. where Nero
iaufles the anhes u hls mother. More
Than zoo refea8s were on fhs stage
~ ne TIM.
The performance heean 81 s.so 10
The evening aud ended a ~ this
The receipts Tor ,ae pet.
formanee amounted fo 900 900 lire.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
William Butler
Withdraws From
Race for Senate
Presidents Choice for Repub.
Ii.can National Chairman
ship Issues Statement
Following Conference.

Washington, May z.--WiIiism N.
Butler, selected by President Coolidge
for the republican national chairman
shlp. announced tonight bis withdraw.
Al from the contest for the republican
nomination for Unlted States senator
in Massachusetts.
Arriving here today from New
York. Nr. Butler conferred with the
president and fhcn Issued a formal
. sfement IN which hs ssld.
I'm anticipation o. active service in
ths presidential csnipaign IN connsc
ton with the national COMMITTEES. II
rs seemed 70 me best IN announces
~ this time that viii not be can.
difafs for the republican nomination
for United States senator. I am in.
ferested IN tiis election ~ a national
and state republican ticket and In a
personal way. more than all else po-
iItical. IN the success Of Calvin Cool
idge. fully appreciate ths honor
and distinction attached 10 the great
office Of senator from Massachusetts,
but the opportunity for party services
has come in another way.
Il am deeply grateful for the many
evidences ~ generous support of my
expected candldacy sffer the clexs.
land convention and 7 hope my good
friends Will nof be disappointed be.
cause ~ this turn ~ events"
The withdrawal Of Mr.. Butler from
fhe senatorial contest II regarded hy
some political leaders here 80 paving
the way for entrance into the race ~
Claiming ~. Cor. governor of Massa.
chusetfs. Louis A. Coolidge. former
assistant secretary of the treasury.
II an asowed candidate for the nom
nation
3r. Bniler made public . revised
li-t of convention delegates a. select.
81 up 70 and including today. II
shows the Coolidge campaign mana.
gers claiming $50 delegates who have
been Instructed 10 vote 1T Cleveland
Tor Mr. Coolidge Or have endorsed
his candidacy. This total IL SIS
more than necessary 70 bring sbout
Mr.. cooiidge's nomination.
Senator johnson of California f.
given - delegates on the fisf and
fena'or II Foilette NJ wisconsin /.
conceded - delegates
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03

Actress Quits German HusbandSo
HE Won't Be Barred From Heaven

al chance ~ Advancement In tho
service. Jaeger vns told thai he
could not become hrst forester, a
place to which he had aanired.
Marriage Il beaHtly stuff under
such circumstances. said Miss B.~e
ldee, who has number IN the Va.
rlsty stage here. Il am poor gam.
bier on the matrimonial roulette
.heei. but the. next lime will put
my bet on the colofa red. white and
blue"
She WAS first married 10 an English
man and mad 1lvod in London. but the
was annulied because II was
never consummated.
She now declared she has been per.
secuted In her mountain village
largely because she opposed BavarIan
separation from the reich. As her
father disinherited her. she said. she
i compelled tn return 10 the stage
to make living.
She Is sister OF Kuhne Beveridge.
one.tlfne famous beauty and noted
American sculpiress.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
Beatrice Civil War
Veteran Dies nj Home

Tecnmseh. Seh.. MAY William
Wailsce Jobes. -. resident 81
Johnson county for 50 years. died at
his home In Teeunseh today
Nr. Jobes was native % New
York state. and served with Company
q. s3d volunteer Infantry ~ iii.
nois durinE the civil war. eniisflne
~ rniontown.
Mr. Jai,es f. survived ~ fnur chii
dren william Z. jotes. Jas T.. Iaisrs
and Miss Nettle Jci-es ~ Teruuieef.
and Mrs. John irwin u Hanferd. csI.
Mrs.. Iohes died IN i9ss. mr. Joies
loeaied on farm here IN 1875. The
funeral wlii he A. TIE horne safur.
day afternoon st 4 O'Clock
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
Judge Refuses to
Dismiss Charges
Against Bankers
First Five Counts in Howey.
Dunn Indictment Quashed
by Court. How
ever.

Lincoln May 2.--Federai District
Judge Elliott this evening denied the
motion II the defense that he dismiss
The charges against l.. y. Howey and
J.. !. Dunn. former officials of the
City National hank. charged with yio
lsflng the NATIONAL bank Jaw. Judge
Elliott said h. would not he justified
10 taking the esss from the Jury IN
the fsce ~ the evidences brought by
the government. which announced the
cornpiefloD ~ ifs case. ssye FOR re-
isnffal testimony.
The court. however. did not dismiss
and announced II viii later order a
verdict ~ acuuittal upon ,hs first
five counts IN the Indictment. The
sixth counf. which rels;es 70 an over.
draft of The Nebraska Aircraft eom.
pany. stands according 20 tho ruling.
Judge Elliott. ruling on the motion
20 direct verdict Of not guilty on
the seventh count Of the indictment.
that the two defendants conspired 10
inisapriy the funds Of The hank. said
be had no doubt - 70 the eonsfruc.
ton ~ The law and the situation pre-
nented
A considerable number Of frsnsac.
tons had been testified. he said. IN
.oisinE promoters and schemes for
the fIosfins II large line of papef
Unknown 10 directors of the city Ma.
flonai and hs declared he would not
be justified IN - ying now that there
are No facts or circumstances snp.
porting the theory of the prosecution.
lie would. therefore. rule that the
government has presented = case that
should 50 90 the jury
Jadse Elliott said the government
i not required 20 prove ss = matter
II law the express Term. o. cor.
spiraey. fonspirncler. he sald are
not formed and operated openly. n
proved II al they must be proved ~
facts and circumstances surrounding
tho acts done and ~ what Il a rea.
sonable and rational inference from
those circumstances
The five counts dismissed hsd ref.
erence 20 alleged pplicatlon ~
hank funds hy bonorlne of checks
payable n concern. IN whleh fiowsy
and Dunn we're said 10 he Interested
The courf held thar hy This act the
hank had not beer deprived of it.
funds unlawfally.
Toists testimony vas chiefly frou,
government experts ard employees II
The bank. The defense. n was an.
nounced ai adjournment ~ court VIII
open tomorrow.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
HOWELL URGES
SENATE RADIO

Washington. May 7.-fbe whole
country soon may be granted the boon
OF drinking st the fountains Of seDs.
toFIsi wisdom without even waiting
for the Congressional Record 10 come
from the presses
Under n resolution adopted today
The senafe inquired ~ The War and
Navy departments whether II would
be "fessibie' % bfosdcasf ~ pro.
ceedings by radio through govern.
meDt stations.
n was proposed by senator Howell.
Nebraska, ana met with instant and
unanimous approval.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03

Hilan Nay The production ia.f
night ~ The opem n "Sefonee ~
Eera = esfhnmous opera ~ Arfieo
Boifa. Fufpaased the expectations n
tbose who for many days had been
waiting 70 hear this sofk ~ the dad
master
The opera revealed > iosirsl con-
finusfion ~ Bolfo's characteristics.
The scofe wss refined an1 cIcveriy
combined with the STRIKING diversity
and character ~ each iahIean. The
bbTeio WIS magnificent from a
literary standpoint. Nhiic the east ~
fbaracfer~ was notable one.
TDfeanini conducted With much
ffFY0f
Hena BaIsn. uha played tho r.le
u Asiefia. was lr superb voice and
Raee m exceptional performance ~
an etffemciy difficult role. both
soeaily and biatrioniealiy. LaIsa
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
u. S. PUBLIC DEBT
IS $21, 1,282.7l7.427

Washington. May 2.--rbe public
det ~ the United states IL now fz1
zs2,7i7,4z7, the Treasury department
announced today.
During the yesr ending May +. gov.
crDmcnts receipis were 1915. .05s,,
~, exceeding expenditures by fis7,.
g7s.s73.
The public debt was reduced bli.
Ion dollars during the year ending
Mfy I.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03

London. 1av z,~.Tbe transporting
n praxifsles, statue ~ "fiffnee'
IRON, Gfsece 70 the United efsies In
an Aro,rican varshlp has been svs
sested by the Hellenic government.
This Announcement gss made here
todsy by Henry Morgeufhsb. who ar.
rived IN London on hls vay n Nsw
York, The Athens authorities seek
only guarantees for the safety ~
tfis. one Of the worlds greatest mas.
ferpieces ~ sculpture. whlcb they
have agreed 10 loan 10 the United
States for nationwide exhibition ~ o
token ~ f,resee's gratitude for Amer.
loan aid fo destitute Greeks.
"Ouf first proposal,' eeld Morgan,
tbau, "Nss that Amerjoa purchase
Jformes. but thc IIeilenlc govern.
nent said that no offer would induce
II 10 part with such patlonsl treas
TIRE
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
Summary OF
The Day In
Washington

The McNary HauEen farm rs'i<f
hill ~as reported 70 the house
The hlil for revising postal sal.
aries was reported 70 THE houss.
President Coolidge declared an en-.
bsrso on arms shipments 70 Cuba
The district ~ Columbia -.
prems court heard srrufusne IN
she Sinclair contempt eate.
The aenafe vnted 80 sfdifinnsi
tfea. eea for - contingent faHa,
depleted ~ Investigations.
y. q Lietcif Henry Fords ser-
refary. was examined hv tbe sen-
afs agricultural coumlttee ccrfid.
erlng Muscle Shoals hids
Harry NJ. naueherfy Md 80 ~
junction sIlt - prevent 80 s<r'
ats Dauehcrfv rnfriuisicr from -
tsinirx his feiexrsHs
consYesHicnsl srtlon ~ he nei.
der bonus huI was completed WITH
finAi sdcrtien - ne eenfffeaes
report - The house.
President Coolidge came nut Or
japanese Exclusion hut Il sAs
stated. hr i irving 30 arrange Il
n = manner cnmrteeus - Iapan.
keue%aw Mountain lands $50
fhs senats Isaueheriv rammltiee
his crinlon II rrphltiflnn snforre.
nfeut ard ether gurstirna
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03

perlin. MAY a. Because she did not
want 10 bar his WY 10 heaven nor
s'he IN hls wsy 10 n better Job Ray
BevsridFe. daughter of phiio J. rev.
sridse Of Hollywood Cal. and grand
daughter Of former Governor John l..
ueveridge Of Indiana. haa loft her
German husband and returned 10 the
stage.
The irrepressIble American girl
who. for a short time. played n sort
of Joan ~ Arc role in German na.
tionsllstic circles by nRitafing against
the French coiored troops IN the
Rhineland. got into conflict with the
Catholic church by marrying Ia.
yorlan forester named Jaeger. who
had divorced his FIRST wife.
Jaeger was accommodated by the
church and at the same time his em-
ploycr. Baron Cramer Klett, n high
In the church, informed him
that through his marriage with Miss
Beyeridge he had cut himself of from
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
Senate Committee
Votes to Inspect
Rio Crande Valley
Decision Of Land Fraud Invcs.
tigators Made Over Protest
Of HcfIin, Who
Launched Probe.

Washington. May 2.--Over the pro.
test Of Senator HcfIin. democrat, Ala.
bama. prosecutor, the senate commit.
tee investigating alleged land frauds
In the lower Rio Grands valley Of
Texas voted today 10 visit nj an eariy
date that section 20 pursue It's inquiry
after examining several more Wit
nesses In Washington.
The decision 70 shift the scene Of
tho inquiry followed an executive SEES
sion OF the COMMITTEES NJ which sens.
tor Sheppard and Representative
Garner, Texas. democrats. appeared
n urge that The eoumiffee inspect
first hand the lands Involved In the
alleged fraudulent sales. The commit.
toe decided 10 copfne further fesfl-
nony here 10 that bearing on alleged
misuse NJ IN. mails and Under present
plans Will conclude tfat phase after
hearing three more witnesses, inciBd.
ing WIN Hays. former postmaster gen
eraI.
fenafor He6ln. author Of the In.
qnIry resolution, entered vigorous Oh.
lection to thiv program ot procedure
md served notice thai 81 would carry
bis feht 20 the posfoffjces and post
roads committee, of whicb the In.
eesfigstine body IL n subcommittee.
and, II neccseary 10 the floor Of the
senate Itself.
Declaring the committees members
would mot be able 10 get 10 the vaI.
ley until June or July" ecpator
flsnin seryed notice that I'm going
10 fight 10 have this case heard here
and ~ Kansas City before ve get 70
the valley"
The senator explained he desired 10
move the inquiry 10 Kansas CITY be.
cause he sajd letters from witnesses
ssy they would testify II permitted 10
fesllfv elsewhere than In the valley"
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03

Halts Arms
Sale etoCuba
Embargo Declared on Ship.
ment Of Munitions 10
Rebel Forces-Viewed
With Alarm.
US. Battleship on Guard
", Universal Service.


Washington. May 2.-President
Coolidge today declared an embargo
on the shipment Of arms and sr'mu-
milton To Cuba. The embargo was or
dered at the request Of the Cuban
government through Ambassador Tor
riente here.
Revolutionary forces in Cuba had
quantity OF war materials from pri-
vate concerns IN this country. Il was
revealed. and they were being ac-
cunnlsfed in various parts of Florida
preparatory 10 shipment TO Cuba.
Exception Provided.
In the presidents proclamation II
II provided that an exception 20 the
embargo be made In the case Of sales
Of arms By the United states 10 the
recognized Cuban government. At the
War department II was admitted that
certain quantity Of munitions al
ready had been sold 10 the Cuban
government.
President Zsyas yesterday asked
the Cuban legislature for an sppro-
priaiion Of 500. 900 70 be used IN the
purchase of war supplies.
A. least one American warrhip vith
A full complement Of marines aboard
il now anchored IN Cuban port and
other baffieshlps ~ The special sery
ice squadron are within eafy sailing
distance of Cubs. fieporfs that ma.
rines already mad been landed were
denied by the State department today.
situation Grave.
The lssf report ~ The progre.s ~
the cuhsn revolution mads 20 the
state department ~ Ambsssador
crow1er declared that only - sol.
dlers had revoifed. THE outbreak. he
declared. occurred in the province Of
Santa ciars.
Leaders Of political factions A.
tempting 10 overthrow the Zayas ad'
mlnistratlon declared yesterday that
the revolution has spread over the
entire island and that the rebel
forces greatly oufnumber the federal
troops The state department hss
been advised that there rebeilious or
ganizaflons have a large ynembership
In Cuba and officials he>s view the
situation with grave concern.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03

TuAW'S SISTER
NAMED IN SUIT

sew York. asy 1.--gupplemenflng
her alienation suit against the
COUNTESS Do perlgny. sister ~ Harry
X. Thav, Mrs. Madeline Helen Nor
deesl has flied sUlf for divorce. nam
ing The countess - correspondent. n
Was Learned today.
The young husband was served
with papers in the suit while appear.
irg before fupreFne Court Justice
Lewis today in nm effort 10 obtain
custody n his IS months old 6augh.
ter.
Mrs. Bordeesi charged the countess
elfb iDrl8g her husband With gifts
snd siieged the pair were guilty ~
i0discreflon- on trip 10 Paris. TO.
gefher.
The divorce petition sileges the
countess gave Hordeeai on snfomo.
bile and 5000 IN cash.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
General Strike
of Actors June !
Will Be Averted
Producing Managers Associa.
iion, in Conference. Claim
Compromise Will Solve
Problem.

New York. May There VIII be
with its conrequsnt disastrous effect
on the theatrical business Of the
country, II was predicted In vol In
formed quarters today ss the Produc-
ing Managers association met TO con
sider the crisis.
What probably viii happen. # was
aaid, IL this:
THE managers Will decide fret
~ 81. tbst strike fniist he sserfed.
z-Thef issue with the Aacfofg
Equity sssociafIon will be eomprom-
led and 1e.year agreement signed.
2--The con1prornse viii mean. II
was sald, that theatrical eonpa aniee
for the NEXT 10 years will be con-
posed Of 80 per cent equity members
and 20 per cent fidelity or non
Equity mernbers
The Fidelity members are mostly
comprised Of stars. who resent the
idea u working under union con
tract. prefefring the old method OF
dealing personally With the manage
menf.
While officials of the Equity an
noBDced they are stlll determined on
complete Equity shop. Il j. regard.
ed 80 certainty they viii agree 20
a compfornise II effected on the usual
basis.
The unsettled conditions - re-
suit ~ the present crisis IL beginning
IN show ifs effect along The Rialto.
rlorenz zlegfeid. who IL opposed 10
fbs Equity shop. announced today
that the tFOilles' viii close May II.
because of existing conditions. The
road tour Of the "Follies ~ 1873" viii
terminate ~ Newark. May 10. and.
he sald. the corDpaBy's Pacific coast
tour WIS cancelled because of the
Of n strike.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
Alleged Beatrice Check
Forgcr Nabbcd at Lincoln

Beatrice, Ssb.. May z.--Archis
Shepherd was arrested at Lincoln
today and brought back fo Beatrice
on = non.fund check charge. II II
alleged he pasred worthless check
~ The owl garage 81 Wymore. Neb.
Shepherd j. said 10 be- railroad man
and formerly worked ~ Wymore.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
WALLY'S WIDOW
OPENS AN OFFICE

Los Angeles. May z,--Nrs. Dorothy
Davenport Reid, former actress and
widow Of the lste Wallace Reid, he's
entered the real estate business here
Under the firm name ~ the Mrs
Wallace Reid Realty company. spe-
ciaIIzing In Hollywood property, II
became known today,