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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
What Folks
Are Saying

MISS DOROTHY LEDYARD,
Red Cross director: There is
always some cool head in every
panic, Some railway official.
bless his memory, thought OF dis
patching dining cars TO Santa
Barbara so that hot and healthy
food might be dispensed TO the
hungry. That sort Of thing saves
great situations"
DIR. GEORGE KIRCHWAY.
criminology department, U. OF
CT "DIsarm the police and
crime Will decrease. Criminals
carry arms TO defend them,
selves against arrest"
Bishop G, u. MITCHELL,
Philippines, NJ E. church, Wis.
ltor: philippine independence
Ia growing movement. rho
time viii come when the FilI.
pinos viii be ready"
DIR. DAVID II. GREY, Stan
ford University. "Whon one
watches tho patterns tho fig
ure7 Of tho young people weave
In modern ballroom. ono gots
a glimpse Of tho Greek sonso Of
form breaking thru tho Jungle"
10 DEE NEE NJ.
ALLEN, Cleyolund Americas
buying power could outlaw war
~ economic boycott"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
SMOKING ROOM
STORIES

GIT is well known fact, /"
L said smoker. who looked
as tho he were milk fed. THAT
down South. more than one
baby has a colored nurse who
nurses sans bottle. knew a
lady who advertised for a nurse
OF this kind. She got several
answers TO the sd.
You came in reply to my
sd for n wet nurseP"
Yes. nam: but | guess /
mus have read II wrong, fur
there amt nuthin' wet about
me. Use strickly 18th mend.
ment"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20

happened al.
ready in the
treaty or Yer
raiiles and tho
Dawes plan
Both these
d ocum. nts
turned on a
single word
and In both
ihhl one olu
was the only
ono In which
the Frenc h
and English
versions seri.
ously differed.
Now come re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Mr.. Fixit of the Star
Undertakes Here to Remedy YourTroublel
If of Public Interest

able 10 put 81 the neceasai
plumbing and makeo9bs sswi
connections az this time. a
that Tor this reason. they hai
given further time. But cloI
tab rs being kept on the zitu'
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20

You are
sure that
nothing in
the " orld
really mat
ters but love.
aren't your
No sort OF
VI s 0 worry
in about the
average girl
q I, 80
times bcin'
absorbed in
love thought
only. MISS
Grey OF
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A Thought

Hatred stirrcth up strifcs; but
love covereth all sins.--Prov.
cribs N.:l2.
HATRED does not cease by
IL hatred at any time; hatred
ceases by love; this is an old
rule Buddha
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ports (which may be cleared -
before this reaches print that .
similar difference exists on ills
pivotal word Of the proposed =
curity pact.
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~
CfesterH
Rowetl

+ III D. be- hoped that "A
IL peace Of Europe Is ~
again 10 be jeopardized BY
single mistranslated word Tha
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o,@71,s)
$SS;EyH#dhy
MONDAY. JTLY 20

II so. you love sports.
You play outdoor games with slJu.
And love the open air.
You arc gay and vlyaelous.
And draw people 20 you naturally.
You have unlimited capabilities.
But are easily discouraged,
Learn TO concentrate.
And 10 conquer your difficulties.
You arc not Btudious.
And ha :, no great love for books.
But ysa learn by experience.
And know people by instinct.
You arc inconsant In love.
And inclined TO be tickle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Press Agents

CONE time ago, if you remember, a
- couple of men were arrested in Los
Angeles accused of plot to make away
with a movie actress. The reason alleged
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l Seen by
tn Papers
SEE KITCHEL PIXLEY
Sage Of the 0lympics

MOONLIGHT. magic and
ANl matin'. and Cynthia Grey
writes az the brides
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Mr. Firil Would you please
publish me nams and address
NJ some reliable building and
loan assooiatioH that turHishes
money 10 Build small hangs 70
b. repaid IN monthly install
msHfsf ". n. r
You viii find on pags 1850 In
the city directory under the
classified heading Of Savings
and Loan Associations. mo
names OF several reliable con-
Gems
M Firif. A the north
end Of Green Lake IL a market
and cars park on both aidcs
Of The street. making n am
cult for other machines 10 pass.
tchy not al park on the same
sidcg There Is plenty Of room.
And al I'm apc. and Wood
land PdrL arc. The same con
dition CRISIS. Can Von iir
them bofhg Sun
II the streets are more than
20 feet in width they have n
right 20 stand machines on
both sides. unless a safety or
prohibited zone has been cs-
tabhshcd II the nciRhborhood
Is particularly Interested II
would not be much trouble 20
set one side OF the street re-
nirieted
Mr. Fzii: notice tipe muni-
cipal car lines arc being freely
aduertised and motorists are
ddpised that u costs more 10
como 10 nc city In an dntoBio-
bile than u does on mo street
cars II Superintendent Hen
dcrson triH take ride from
First and Ycsier out 10 Sea-
hurst OF No. ! car he trhi
understand tohV zee continue 10
usc our automobiles, and ichD
there arc so many neighboriD
ptekRps along me t0ay. MuHi-
cipal enterprises eau not be
butt on poor service uad high
prices. W. j. NJ.
supt Henderson says that
they are giving a better sched-
ulo on the Burien line than
tho patronage jusufies, but he
hopes TO improve the service
and lower the schedule as soon
as Il can be done without too
great loss. II everyone in that
district would take one week all
riding on tho street cars II
might show him the possibilities
Of the territory.
Mr. Fixit: Several tceeka ago
asked Don 10 IN 10 haze
drinking fountain AZ goth N. ".
aud Ballard duo. repaired.
Nothing has been done. Please
hare 10 fired. as zee need Il
badly. r..
The street department ordered
this done some time ago. and
supposed tho fountain was in
working condition. Another ef-
fort TO get It going viii be made
at once.
Mr.. Ftrif:. Some time ago
a soccer ioos laid on Clairmomnt
arc aud everybody tnds ordered
By The city 10 connect trith ".
IN nc 500 block arc tlco or
three houses that hare not
done so. For this reason sani-
tarU conditions are NOT as good
as they should be in this To-
colifV Can you get them 10
connect up7 n. @.
The health department re-
ports that there are two home
owners in tho locality you de-
scribe that are not financially
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THE descendants of tho ArcheopX they
"A their
for longer periods OF repIoa below
Their long zartlko tails shortened
TO hep balance them the
strong wings that enabled them to fly
distances Their teeth became
But just tho reptiles the birds wont bnck IN
life on the ground While others
their flight
over the ground These the ostrich today
ON INC water the of today
bird The wings have dovcopcd into paddles developed
fak shape Offer small
Ing. The flight been lost
Continued
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DRlNTERS hcrcuhouts have
L started movement FOR a
"Morc rayduys Week" II
shows sincerity, anyhow Is +,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-01-22
RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, The people of the
State Of Wisconsin did, at the
general November A. D. 1924 cleo
ton, vote an amendment to the Con-
stitutior of the State whereby the
municipalities thereof may have
greater power in the administration
of government functions; and
WHEREAS, 1t is meant that the
people of the State of Wisconsin as
sert their right of self-government
il all matters and things affecting
their well-being, and
WHEREAS, There has existed
within this State, Commission
having powers superior to that of the
municipalities over matters affecting
the activities of public utility cor
porations; and
WHEREAS, 1t has been the ex-
perience of the City of River Falls,
and other municipalities, that said
Railroad Commission has usurped
functions and exercised powers to the
detriment of the people; and
WHEREAS, Corporate utilities
have no greater right to guaranteed
earnings than other business corpor-
atoms within this State.
NOW THEREFORE, BE 1T R :
SOLVED: That it is the sen &c of
this Council that said Railroad Com
mission be abolished, and that NUM-
cipalities be authorized to deal III
rectly with public utilities in all
matters of local interest.
FURTHER RESOLVED: Tn It
IL is also the sense of this Council
that supervision of railroads of this
State be placed in the hands of a
Railroad Commissioner with such
necessary and reasonable powers as
will protect the rights of citizens of
this State.
FURTHER RESOLVED: That the
City Clerk be and he is hereby auth
orized and directed to send a copy of
this resolution to the members of the
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A CHANCE To WIN $1OG in GOLD

Every schoolboy or schoolgirl under
sixteen years of age who is attending
school in River alls has a chance 10
win 500 in gold That amount will
be paid by the TWIN City Manufac-
turers, Inc, comprising the Manu-
facturers Club of Minneapolis and the
Manufacturers Subdivision of the ST.
Paul Association, for the best design
for an emblem to advertise the North
west Industrial Exposition in the
Twin Cities Feb. 28 to March z.
Fifty. dollars will be paid for the
second best design and $25 for the
third best design.
The Northwest Industrial EXPOSE
tion will comprise hundred of exhibits
of "Made-in-the- Northwest manufac-
tured products. 1t is limited to the
good made in the Ninth Federal Re-
serve district and is designed to re-
feet to the rest of the world the, in
creased optimism prevailing here.
George F. Dickson, president of the
Twin City Manufacturers, Inc, said
there are several rules which must be
observed by all competitors:
Contest is open to all school child
rem under 10 years old in the Ninth
Federal Reserve District.
Designs must be submitted to Jury
If Awards, Twin City Manufacturers,
Inc, 100 Builders Exchange, Mime
apolis, MINI.
Contest closes at p. m, Wednes-
day, Feb II, 1925.
Designs must be in black and
white, pen and ink sketches prefer
red, and must be on letterhead size
paper, Bristol board preferred
Every design must incorporate the
words, Northwest Industrial Ex-
position, Twin Cities"
Competitors must write their
name, age and address in the upper
left hand corner of their drawing, and
on the back must have certificate by
their teacher that name, age and ad-
dress are given correctly.
The jury of awards consists of
Russell A. Plimpton, curator Of the
Minneapolis Art Museum, Carl w.
Rawson Minneapolis artist, H. w.
Rubins, representing the Minnesota
Art Society, Leavitt Corning, st. Paul
advertising man, Col. L. H. Brittin,
st. Paul industrial expert, and Carl
Bohnen. st. Paul artist.
Names of winners will be announc-
ed about February Is, 1925.
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PETER AND THE FAIRIES

DETER loved the beautiful green
fields and all the wild flowers, but
best of all he loved the pretty golden
eyed daisy with her ruffied bonnet, and
never would he disturb daisy though
1t grew in his very garden.
All around the poor cottage where
he lived alone grew the daisies in
profusion and one night Peter awoke
and saw all the daisies dancing in the
moonlight He jumped out of his bed
and ran to the window, thinking he
must be dreaming
1t was true. The daisies were all
dancing, and among them, taller than
the others. was a little lady wearing
a rufled cap. but instead of one gold
en- eye she had pretty face and two
eyes though they were not golden.
Peter slipped on his clothes and ran
into the yard, and the little lady
smiled and ran, but she beckoned to
Peter to follow her.
Peter was so intent upon watching
the running figure that he did not no.
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High School Notes

The opening number on Mondays
program was a comic record played
on our new Victrola. We were then
favored with reading, "The First
Auto Ride" by Ellen Ingebritson
The program closed with some wise
sayings and the recital of a poem,
'Laedle Yawcob Strauss" by Charles
Gallup. The committee for the next
program is Dale Jensen, Lillian ELS
worth and Doris Krauth.
The T. N. T. enjoyed themselves
last Saturday evening at formal
dance in the school gym. Every girl
had partner-she selected her own
and dressed her up in boys clothing.
Every kind of dance was danced
from the most modern to those OF
ancient times.
Our basketball teams had a victor
icus week, the boys winning from
Ellsworth and Hudson and the girls
beating Ellsworth in their first game
of the season. The Ellsworth stud.
ents and teachers gave our players q
fine feed after the games there last
Wednesday night.
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tie creature with hair of gold color
and dressed all in white. She wore
ruffled cap too. just like the little
lady who had brought Peter 10 the
palace.
You are the daisies friend" said
the little creature on the throne, land
for your kindness we invite you to
the grand ball and feast we shall have
tonight. Kneel, that | may touch you
with my wand"
touch light as a feather on Peters
shoulder, and when be stood up he
was dressed in a black velvet suit
trimmed with gold lace, silk stock
ings and black shoes, shiny ones with
bright buckles.
Nov let the dance begin" said the
Queen with a wave of her wand; and
up from the floor sprang hundreds Of
daisy fairies and began to dance.
They caught at Peter and pulled
him with them, and away they all
whirled, until silvery tinkle was
heard and the panels at one side of
the room slid open and there was
table loaded with goodies such as
Peter never expected to see, much less
taste.
A big gold chair was at one en.i of
the table and another one at the other
end, but this was tiny, such as fairy
person would use, and in this sat the
Queen. but she told Peter he was to
sit in the other, for tonight he was
king of the feast.
Peters plate was piled with good
things. and all the time soft music
sounded. though where it came from
Peter did not know.
When Peter had eaten all he could
and was wondering if he would be
able to get up from the gold chair, a
silvery tinkle sounded again and Peter
rubbed his eyes.
He wasn't in the palace of the daisy
fairies at ALL He was in bed in his
own poor cottage and the sun was
shining in the window.
But the bell he still heard, and,
when he looked out of the window,
in the midst of the daisies stood a
beautiful white COW with silver bell
around her neck.
The COW proved to belong to a rich
man who priced her very much, and
when Peter returned the cow the rich
man gave him big reward, and, best
of all, he asked Peter to come and
work for him and live in a comfort
able house on his big farm.
And all of this Peter says he owes
to the daisy fairies. for though it may
all have been dream-the night he
Toasted and danced with the fairies
he still believes that because of his
fondness for the pretty daisy the
fairies brought all of his good luck by
sending the white COW to his door.
GO, 1924. Mcclure Newspaper syndicats)
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tice he was in a strange palace right
IN the midst of a daisy field
The little lady ran up the marble
steps and held out her hand to Peter.
Come" she said "You are the friend
Of the daisy fairies and they sent me
to bring you here for tonight We are
10 have a grand feast and dance and
the fairies said it would not be com
plete without you, because you never
harm the daisies
Then into the marble palace she led
Peter, and for the first time he
thought Of his ragged clothes. Don't
worry about your clothes" said the
little lady who seemed to know his
thoughts II shall take you to our
Queen and she will make everything
right for you"
Peter next was taken to a big room
hung with white and gold, and on a
throne made Of daisies sat tiny lit
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Council chamber, City of River
Falls, Jan. 10, 1925.
Regnar meeting of the Common
Council
Meeting called to order at o'clock
p. m. by Mayor Vannatta.
Roll cali of Aldermen showed
Adams, Bartholomew, Wilcox and
Peterson present.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
The Finance Committee report ths
following claims approved:
UTILITY FUND
General Elect. Co. Motor
pulley $50
Price Elect. Co. Supplies S.72
Yale Oil Corporation Tank
Of fuel oil for engine 283.64
High Grade Oil Co. Freight
and inspection, Fuel oil 298.10
L. Mueller Mfg Co. Water
service supplies 1880
Central Lbr. Co. Fuel for
pump house 48.79
Avis Williams Office work $500
F. Y Williams Salary 1896
F, r. Buck Salary $500
4. kcnter Salary 45.OC
W. f. Campbell Salary $500
J. w. Patterson Salary 5000
II. C. Kreuger Salary 45oo
II. L. Ostness Salary $500
1O88.6O
GENERAL FUND
II. A Hutchins Salary Tol;ce 5000
Roy Hyatt Salary Police 5000
Lucy Copley Salary
care rest room 22.7F
JOS. Konichek Care Park $500
w. S. Mott Co. Bulbs for
lanterns, Fire Dept. 500
G. D. Gallup Heath Officer
3065, Vaccine 9.35 1000
Central Lbr.Co. Caol, Pauper
aid 11.40
Jensen Auto Co. Paint police
signs 600
Z. E. Nash Salary Street Com. 5000
+. w. Shepard Shovel snow SIS
VIM. Hunter Sand sidewalks 4.05
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Yoors truly

p. Est: IF jou must ha cross
road pussle desc week dan tell me de
word dat means Grassy and begins Wit
Luna
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ed and approved, Adams, Barthol-
omew, Wilcox and Peterson voting
aye.
The bond of the treasurer furnish
ed by the National Surety Co. of
New York and Fidelity & Deposit
Co. of Maryland, was approved. All
voting aye.
Resolution regarding Railroad
Commission, adopted, all voting aye.
On motion voted TO adjourn.
f. V. Williams, City Clerk.
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SOL AND LUNA WILL
PUT ON SHOW SATURDAY

Glover, Wisconsin.
den 10 de january, 1925.
Oscar Olson ha qvit smok-
king Cigarettes, but she still
plays de saxafoam.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-01-22

a grocery store. Apparatus from the
New Richmond fire department was
sent to the scene, but the fire had
been checked before it arrived, al
though the Cyclone City truck made
the 34nlile trip in record time.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-01-22

Legislature from this district.
Passed January 10, 1926.
Approved January 20, 1926.
w. Vannafta, Mayor.
Attest:
f. v. Williams, City Clerk
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oscar OlS0n ma qFlC SmOk-
king Cigarettes, but she still
plays de saxafoam.
Dere Reders:
For long tam Aye var tanking fro
somteng dat would beat de cross-road
pussle, and so saw tousans and mil
yons Of perfectly innocent victims off
dat awful disease. At last Aye ban
ready tn told jou. Aye could told jou
NANNY weeks agu, but Aye fought ct
would ban guide tn kept still about ct
entils Aye knew ct ontils Aye knew
ct mysalf. Hance, my concrete
silence. But now de sceneries ha
al ban hung up, de shief actors ar
ready tn vent, and de bissness mara
yer off desc har show-for dat ISIS
yust vat she ar guing JG banha
spared no paint and evpanse tn max
desc circus de beegest show on Fart
Wit de possibly exception off de
American Legion Convention.
furthermore, ct ISIS free for noting
in Mansota, Wisconsin, Michigan and
most odder states axcept New Jork
and California we're jou got tn pay
for everything vedder jou get ct or
not.
Desc show viii begin naxt Satte
day morning yust about de tam dat
de rooster begins tn wake de hens up,
and will qvit about clocka nine. Eft
ISIS tree acts, and two actorsf De
actors ISIS Sol and Luna. Desc are de
way she will vent:
Act hummer Won: Sol gets up ass
useyall, puts on hiss pants, and gets
ready tn du de shores. He tanks dat
Luna ISIS still on de bed asleep. Dat
shows how much he knows about a
woman lax Luna.
Act hummer Twu: Van Sol tries
tn turn on de lieght ct wont vent on
we're he wants ct tn. De friedman
won't get up, de house ISIS dark, de
barn issnit visible, and de rooster
qvits growing and begins again tn
roost. Sol talks look at hiss batter
les and hiss lamps. Dey ISIS guinp
fine. Suddenly he uncovers dat de
reason off ct ISIS dat Luna ISIS stood
ing rieght in de way off we're he wants
hiss light tn vent. He vinks hiss
hand tn her tn got out off de way,
but she yust maks a monka-face at
him and says, oval, desc ISIS my turn,
and Aye skal took my time about ct
Ye visit, Sol are mad, but he deeHt
said engenteng. He yust glares at
her. And she looks dark.
Act hummer Tree: Yust de sam
ass befoor axcept dat Luna begins tn
step out off de way and geeve Sol
shance tn du de shores. De rooster
qvits roosting, de hens geeve him de
dickens for waking dem up de first
tam, de friedman gets up, de barn
ISIS visible, and Sol qvits being sore
and begins tu smile. Yust tn show
whu ISIS boss he sends Luna back tu
bed. Dat viii learn her whu wears
de pants in desc show
So don't forgot de date. Planta
eff guide seats for everybody dat
wants tn take a look at desc grand,
majestic, wonderful free-for-notting
specktackles. Et ISIS lax Sunday
skule picksnic--de vedder permitting.
IF ct permits, dan har ISIS a shance tn
see de Sun van jou cant see him.
Look out 70: Luna. She iss a mean
Won.
Yoors truly,
AXel Peterson.
p. Est: of jou must ha a cross
road pussle desc week. dan tell me de
word dat means Grassy and begins Wit
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Three business buildings at Cylon
were destroyed by fire January g.
the Kruger Implement Co. store,
the D. w. Salisbury drug store and
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Bills allowed Adams Bartholomew,
Wilcox and Peterson voting aye.
The report of the Treasurer for the
year 1924 was read and the finance
committee reported that they have
examined the report and found it
correct in all respects.
On motion the report was accept
Evening star., 1925-09-01
COOLIDGE. DELAYS
COAL STRIKE MOVE
viii Take No Action Other
Than to See Supply
Is Adequate.
BY the Associated Press.

:
SWAMPSCOTT, Mass. September
1.-Two domestic issues confronting
the administration-the anthracite
situation and the Shipping Board con-
I troversy-overshadow all others in
President Coolidges mind today as he
approached the end of his vacation
Repeatedly ii had been indicated
that the Federal Government would
take no hand in the wage-scale dis
pute. between hard coal operators and
miners Now that suspension of an
thracite operations has become a
reality there is no indication that the
administration contemplates a move,
restricted us IT is by law, other than
to do what it can to insure an ade-
quate fuel supply in anthracite-con-
suming territory.
Pending his return to Washington,
probably within a week, President
Coolidge will keep tabs on develop
ments through the press and reports
from Government observers. The
shutdown of anthracite mines is ex-
pected TO have no effect whatever on
his vacation plans.
With regard to the Shipping Board
controversy, brought to a head by the
Presidents demand for the resigna-
ton Of f. T.. Haney of Oregon as com
Evening star., 1925-09-01

In the plan to relieve the housing
shortage, the city of Lyon. France.
Will have constructed 491 dwellings, by
the end OF this year and will erect
2,541 more later.
Evening star., 1925-09-01
S9,675
Detached Brick

Absolutely the biggest value being OF.
fcred today in Chevy Chase. Nd. Five
we'll proportioned rooms and tile bath
open fireplace. = in. oak floors. large
attic. hot-water heat. gas and electricity:
paved street and sidewalk: convenient
to car line. school and stores. Modern
in every detail: lot 60xl50. Very reason
able terms. Brand new Phone. Clev.
$500 after pm