davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-08-10
3 Pairs Fabric Gloves

Light-weight F'a brio G1
Gloves. in popular -
gauntlet style. Gray and
tan. sizes 6l2 to 7. Tues
day only at 81.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
2 Pairs Rrmed Curtains

Scrim an 4 Marqui- (1
sefte Ruf'ed Curtains "
Of fine. sheer quality. .,
wards long. with tie backs.
Were higher: reduced for
clea rance TUESDAY.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
0rgandy Bonnets

e h j ] dren's OrGandy C1
= nuetS. with lace v =
and embroidery trim
minCs. In sizes y to is.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
6 Yards Percales

Small prin 2 d pat 81
terms on white back -
ground. Fine quality for
making house dresses and
little girls frocks. Tues
day only at this price.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Crepe Gowns

creme or NJ slim T1
Gowns in extra and ~
regular sizes. And in the
favorite colors of pink. Law
ender and white. This
price for Tuesday only.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
BANDIT GETS $4,000
IN THEATER HOLD-UPI
Holds Five Men at Bay and Es-
capes With Two Days Receipts
From Chicago House.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, August lO.-An armed
robber escap ped with $4,000 from the
offices of the State and Lake TheateI
in the heart of the theater district.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
PART OF u. S. FLEET
Is IN new ZEALAND
Main Body Expected to Enter Port
Nicholson Tuesday Under
Admiral Coontz.
Inv the Associated Prsss

BY the Associated Press
WELLINGTON, New Zealand. Au.
gust 10.-The main body of the United
States fleet, which Ia to visit here. is
expected to enter Port Nicholson 70.
morrow morning. A radio message
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Wool Bathing Tights

Black Wool Tights at c1
much less than reg "
ular price. Sizes rs TO a..
TUESDAY only at this price
Evening star., 1925-08-10

last night said .that Admiral Robert E.
Coontz. on1n1ander- in-chief OF the
fleet, planned 10 lead the squadron
into the harhsor about 1l:30 in the
morning.
Parliament will not sit Tuesday and
Wednesday on. ac count of the visit OF
the Americans
DUNEDIN. New Zealand. August
10 pa program involving a busy
round of pleasures for officers and
men of the dsfsac hment of the United
States feet. which arrived here this
morning. has been arranged.
Entertainments Will be given chiefly
bE local cluhss end associations. hut
In addition q number of invitations
nave been rendered for private din
ners, cabaret fartfes and dances
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Early Program Tomorrow.

. am-Women's hour, broadcast
Jointly with WIZ
Il noon-Organ recital from the
First Congregational Church.
p.m.-W. Spencer Tupman and his
Hotel Mayfower Orchestra
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Small Boys Suits

Extra ordinary values. 81
Of plain cinChams in "
tan. bro vn. blue and
green. With white collar
and cuffs Size
Evening star., 1925-08-10
8 Pairs Carriers

Carriers in colors of C1
pink. blue. peach. red. ~
lavender. green. white and
black. Radically reduced
for one daV.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
S Yards Jap Crepe

900 Yards Japanese 81
Creme that is used eX- -
tensively { q children =
dresses. womens dresses
and underwear. Was much
higher pric e 4. Tuesday
oDlV,
Evening star., 1925-08-10
WRC-Radio Corporation of America
1855 Netersl

p.m.-Concert by the United
States Navy Band: Lieut.. Charles
6enter. leader. Broadcast with sta
ton WIZ from the Plaza OF the Unit
ed States Capitol.
6:oS p.m.-Base ha scores
Evening star., 1925-08-10
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS

TONIGHT.
Musical program by the
Hawaiian M.lody Boys,
WCAP, J As to $50 o'clock.
Concert by Paul Henne-
berg's Band, NNYC, 7:15 to
OILS o'clock.
".Al Reds Hour" from
Brandford Theater, WOR,
7 80 to s 80 o'clock.
Goldman Band concert.
WEAF, WOO. and WWJ, ] As
to 9:l5 o'clock.
Bob" Lawrence Community
concert from Masonic Temple
Auditorium, WCAP, $50 10 10
o'clock.
United States Navy night"
program. WIZ. $50 to 9:M
O'Clock.
Concert bv the Tamburitza
Orchestra. KDkA. 8:45 to 10
o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Costume Slips

Peter Pan Gingham C1
Costume Slips that "
ordina rily sell AT much
more go on sale Tuesday
at 81. All colors and sizes
So 10 a..
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Sateen Rompers

Made IF we'll wearing E1
h Jack sateen. with ~
collar and cuffs in blue
and tan. Sizes ! 70 3
Yea re
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Sateen Petticoats

White. Navy, Gray T1
and Black : a o en-
Petticoats in lengths from
30 to 81. Some with sun
proof panels. Unusu
values at 81.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
6 Yards Curtain Scrim

Curtain 6 cri m and 81
Marquisette in plain
or block effects: with wide
or narrow border. This
price. Tuesday only.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Crepe Elite, Yard

silk a n d Cotton @1
Crepe in large as
Sortmnnt Of strines. dots
and figures on light and
dark grounds.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Mems 'Kerchiefs
"a for

50a or a good grade C1
cam brio. Mems size Y :
handkerchiefs, at real saw
ings.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Women's Smart Fall Hats

For wear now and later. Hats Of c1
silk and velvet com binations.
bound with Grosgrain ribbon and
smartly trimmed. Also felts at this
same remarkable price.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Local Radio Entertainment
Monday, August 10, 1925.
NAA-Naval Radio Station. Radio.
Va. 1855 Neters).

$40 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports
1905 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports
Evening star., 1925-08-10

Silks and Pongee, Yd.
Radium silk in white. o.
turquoise. navy. tan.
maize. gray and light
blue. All-silk ponGee in
white. Reduced for Tues
day only.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
q Yards Novelty Voiles

Small or large checks 81
in plain white and -
pastel shades. Used for
either dresses or under
wear Reduced nrlce.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
3 Pairs Sports Hose

Mercerized ttOn T1
Sports Hose. in new -
pineapple weave. Bla ck.
gray and buck. Sizes si2
10 9l2 Sea mless.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Crepes and Rayon
2 Yards

Rayon and Cotton 81
Creme and RaN Non
Prints in dots, stripes and
floral effects. Light and
dark grounds. Values tor
Tueedav only.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17
AMATEUR ATHLETIC
union CONVENTION
Murray Hurlbert, President,
Expected TO Be Reelected Today

Pittsburgh. Pa, Nov II Pt-The
delegates of the Amateur Athletic
union. winding up their annual con-
vention he'o today turned their at
tention from the exchanging of votes
to gain championships for their cit
les and districts TO the business of
selecting officers for next year.
President Murray Hubert, New
York, so far has no opposition In his
quest for reelection. One desire was
general among the delegates and
that was the retention of Fred Ru-
bien, New York, as secretary. Off
cials said there might be changes
in the rest of the official slate but
refused to comment further
Following the election of officers
the selection Of city for the 1926
convention will occupy the delegates
time. Baltimore, Milwaukee, New
Orleans and Niagara Falls are bid
ding for it.
Baltimore gained one victory yes
w. u"S ii1'l :! - ", ''''.u upo,' ~. u,1
1926 national marathon after the
ii"' 'ia'l D''l d iva, "IU ~ ~ e0'-
vention then gave it to Baltimore.
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New Britain herald., 1925-11-17
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
List OF Battles Fought In Various
Parts OF the Country Between
Leading Nit SINGERS.

Philadelphia -- Benny Bass,
Philadelphia featherweight, beat
JOSS Lombardo, Panama, in 16
rounds.
Joe Bashara- Norfolk, Va, won
a decision over Marty Powell, New
York, in ten rounds.
New York Eddie Anderson,
Wyoming featherweight, defeated
Edouard Mascart Of France in IL
rounds.
Benny Hall, ST. Louis negro, out
pointed Hilly Levin, New York, in
IL rounds.
Buffalo. N. Y. frankie Ge-
n@r0, New York, defeated Vic st.
Onge, Buffalo, in the fourth round
of IL round battle. the referee
stopping the bout.
Salt Lake City - Nobe Cervantes
Of Rawlings, Wyoming, and johnny
O'Brien of Boston, fought six
rounds to a draw.
Bayonne, N. j. Petite Macko
Of Jersey City, 1875, got the news
paper decision over Spencer Gard
ner. 12S, of Newport, +. l.. in IL
rounds.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Two Good Basketball Games Arc
Scheduled at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Gymnasium Tonight,

Two more good games are sched-
uled to be played in the Industrial
basketball league at the Y. NJ. c,
A. gymnasium tonight starting at
s o'clock. The New Britain Ma
chine Co. five will meet P. & +.
Corbin while in the second game,
Fafnirs will meet Russell & Erwin.
Three of the teams opened the
season last week but tonight will
the New Britain Machine Co. quin-
tct which is out to cop the flag
this year. This team has been prac-
tcing hard for the opening Of the
court season and expects to put up
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17
HELPFUL HINTS
MrHUNTERS
Bv Morris ALHERMM

When building a duck blind see
how small you can make It. not
how large. Seems like the harder
blind is to shoot out of the more
successful the shooting is.
II making the hide out from
shore keep 1t low and compact,
Don't spread 1t out and put a tower
on 1t.
Try making one TO initiate a
muskrat house. When you are
done the chances are If II looks to
you like a muskrat rouse It'll look
that way to the ducks. II 1t looks
like a Belgian fort it'll never be
invaded by the enemy"
Keep 'em little!
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

a stiff battle for tonight's honors,
p, &c f. Corbin, Fafnrs and Rus
sell q Erwin showed their stuff
last week and as the fans noticed,
they were In mld-season form and
the large opening crowd which
viewed the play was worked up to
high pitch OF enthusiasm. The
play will start at 5 o'clock and
following the second game. dancing
will he enjoyed.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17
OPEN WRESTLING SEASON
Frank Judsai, Former Harvard
Coach, and Charles Hanson
Grapple 20 Minutes Without Fall.

New York, Nov. II Up Frank
Judson, former Harvard wrestling
coach, and Charles Hanson Crap
pied for twenty minutes without a
fall in the opening show of the
wrestling season here last night.
Georgia Calza of Italy, substituting
for John Pesek, threw Nick Lutzke
OF Nebraska In 10 minutes, 3S sec
onds with a series of headlocks.
Angelo Taramaschi of Italy con-
quered BIZ Lem of Chicago in 16
As seconds, and Hans
steinke OF Germany scored two
falls against Ernest sharpeggi,
who halls from the Pacific coast
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17
OFFER FOR WSLKF.R

Jack Kearns has received a new
offer from the Madison Square Gar
den management for the appearance
of Mickey Walker, welterWeight
champion, against Tommy Milligan
Of Scotland IN the Christmas fund
bouts. Kearns is said TO he on his
way cast 10 handle Walker in his
coming battle with Sailor Friedman
in Newark.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

High school football team at the
Plainville grounds Saturday after
noon at ESQ o'clock, The South
ington team will lineup as follows;
Spinello, re; NJ, MongIIo, 1T; Pres
cher, re-; pcrnal, =; Thommasetti
lg; STATED, It; Kilbourn. lie; Ander-
son, qb; Nolan, lib; McGurn, RIB;
Mongilo. fb; DePaulo, manager;
Brommel catch, and Casale water
bow
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17
ARMY GOLF ASSOCIATION

The Army Golf association. organ
lied at the direction OF the secre-
tary OF war for the encouragement
Of golf throughout the army, has
applied for allied membership In the
United States Golf association.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

which last Saturday produced one OF
the seasons greatest upsets by de-
feating Yale. 20 10 ~. Gilman,
Dignan and Caulkins viii 60 from
the backheld, while Captain McMll-
Ian, Gates and Crago will leave the
line
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

PRO GOLF TOURNEY

A $4,000 professional golf tourna-
m"nt is announced for s.. Augustine,
Florida, March is, 10 and 90. Tho
winner will receive more than 81 600
and the runner-up about $3.50.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

A Red Cross nurse in Alaska re-
Gently visited distant influenza pa
tents by airplane.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

sports editor OF the Herald" asking
that a fund BIO started to hire a
band for the All-New Britain-M
ligan Blues game which will take
place on Sunday, November 20. We
are not over anxious to take this on
our shoulders but II there are
enough fans In the city interested
In having a band at the game we
will be glad to accept donations and
report them as they come In.
The cost OF band for the game
Is about 1925 we understand and
we have SIC already offered to us
so that If there are any others who
wish to contribute, they may leave
their donations with the sports
editor of the HERALD and New
Britain will have music In Hartford.
The report has spread that II New
Britain has a band at the park for
the second game, Hartford will also
have a band out and besides the
battle on the field there Is likely to
be a battle of music also. Man
ager Ed Daley of the All-New
Britain team has stated that all ar
engagements will be made to set the
band where 1t can do the most
work. so II the shekels come in
fast enough, local fans will attend
the game in style.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

PLAY IN PLAINVILLE
The Southington High school In
dependents will play the PlainviIle
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

As a si1elight on the All-New
Britain Mulligan's Blues football
game last Sunday. did anyone
notice Red" O'Neils graceful hop
OIL one leg when the distance had to
be measured for first down? Then
again did anyone notice Red" start
scrapping when someone other than
the head linesman tried to move
the line from where he was holding
It? You can tell the world that
New Britain had an able guardian
Of is rights on the sidelines.
f,,n- 80 S.,.. 49,. - a.,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

The first matches will be played
in New York on Saturday and Sun
day nights and the second two will
be rolled in this city. The alleys
here have not been definitely de-
ciIed upon. The matches will be
played at Thums White Elephant
alleys in the big city.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

Eddie Anderson who Is scheduled
to meet Barney Spinella of Brook
Ign in four matches of Is games
each two In New York and two in
New Britain, is getting in trim for
the battle. Eddie stepped out the
other day for the first time since
the state tournament last year and
rolling his first games since that
time rolled II games for an aver
age Of 120. Apparently he is
working as good as ever and
Spinclla will have to step to beat
him.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17
S p e a kin g
Of Sports

The announcement that the ALL
New Britain team would play the
Quincy Mass, team in this city next
Sunday will be received with pleas
ure by a great number OF fans.
Many have expressed the hope that
the team would show It's wares In
this city once again before the
season closes and the decision of
the management to play Is a good
one.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

Over Is fans have approached tho
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

On the other hand, the decision
knocks In the head the plans made
by the Falcons and the Rangers TO
stage their championship contest at
Memorial Field Sunday. Managers
Sataline and Middleton have been
planning great things for Sundays
game and all their work will go to
naught now.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

The New Britain Machine Co.
quintet will take the floor for the
first time tonight against the P. &
+. Corbin team. P. & F. won its
game from Fafnirs last week and
the members of the team state that
they will take" the Machine Co.
five tonight. The Machine Co.
players say that just the reverse is
the dope for the evening so the fans
can see that real battle is in the
works. Jimmy Maher Is with the
Machine crew and as he has been
there" in past years. the followers
Of the team expect to see him put
in good season.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17
On the Alleys
CASINO BOWLING ALLEYS

NEW BRITAIN MACHINE LEAGUE
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

Arrangements will probably be
made to have the two teams stage
their battle as preliminary to the
All-New Britain-Quincy game. 1t
is very likely that Manager Ed
Daley of All-New Britain, Manager
Angie Sataline OF the Falcons and
Manager AL Middleton OF the Ran
gers will get together today and talk
the matter over.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

Manager Daley has stated that
he does not wish to eliminate the
two teams from their chance and If
arrangements can be made to settle
the thing amcably 1t will be a good
thing for sports all around.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-17

The Industrial Basketball league
will be on again tonight at the Y.
NJ. c. A. with two good games on
the schedule. Last weeks games
showed that the teams have been
working hard to round into shape
for the seasons play and the race
will, II anything, be much tighter
this year than it was last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-05
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DUPEN
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Mrs. Dupcn Ms acting superintend,
ont OF tho county home
A Star reporter called AZ the homo
Monday and asked for tho superin.
tendcni
81 am the superintendent" said
Dupcu.
Chairman Gaines said Wednesday
he saw no causc for further action
by tho board IN the case.
"Dupcu has been taken Off tho
payroll" said Gaines. II cannot pre-.
vent him from posing ns supcrin-
tcndcnt ~ the home. II he wants 10.
That is his business He isn't draw.
ing cent OF salary from tho
county"
I'm not going TO cruelty Dupen
for little thing like that" said
Commissioner Brown. 'He may have
been Joking Besides. It's only hear.
say. 1 see no cause FOR further &c.
ton until Dupcn goes to trial and
the outcome Is learned. l believe he
will be acquitted"
Commissioner Frank Paul OF the
South district. wants Dupen fired.
lie urged Dupen's removal when the
criminal charge was first filed, but
has been outvoted
"The whole thing Is merely n sub
terfuge TO keep Dupen on the job"
said Paul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-05
State Regulation Asked
BY Bankers at Session
Trust Companies Believe Government Control
Would Stabilize Their Institutions

OFFICIALS OF trust companies OF
" II Western states, gathered In
conference In Seattle have asked
that their institutions be placed I'M
der state regulation. The unusual
occurrence OF business men asking
state control occurred at tho third
regional trust company conference.
trust company division Of the Amcr''
can Bankers association. holding
meetings ut The Olympic Hotel.
Concluding sessions OF the confer.
cncc wcro being held Wednesday
Questions OF real estate. bonds and
fccclyershlps in connection with trust
affairs. we're discussed. In addition
10 talks by prominent Western dele
gates Leroy a. Morshon. secretary
OF tho American Bankcra' aAsoeias
ton. told Of his experience in train.
Ing trust men,
Tho conference In Seattle Is this
larrest ever held BY the Western
bauksrn' group. one hundred ana
ten delegates. many OF them accom-
papisd by ,hclr f.milics, arc regis
tered. More than half Of them plail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-05
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
FIRES
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

ing rushed 10 the front TO
check the flame monster that
Is sweeping thru the woods OF
the county.
The biggest and most serious fire
OF the day Is sweeping southwark
from the slRshngs of the Stevens.
Bird Logging Co., near High Rock,
and probably will join the slashIngs
fire in Cherry Gardens. Logging
equipment OF the StevonsJBlrd and
tho Cherry Valley Co. are mennced,
according to o, Bystrom OF the Wash.
llngton Forest Fire association. The
blaze will burn until everything con.
sumablo in It's path Is destroyed UNI
less rain comes, Bystrom believes.
A fierce fire at Riverton Heights,
Just south OF tho city limits OF Sc
attic, Tuesday night was fought with
great determination by large force
OF men under Fire Warden j. NJ.
BIgby and Deputy Clayton Cart.
wright.
This blaze swept thru 40 acres OF
second growth, menacing several
homes along tho highway. Pumps
were kept going all night, and II was
under control Wednesday,
A dangerous fire IL burning on tho
Tacoma highlIno near the Pierce
county limo that threatens tho hold,
| inga and equipment Of the West Forl,
Logging Co, Anothsr fire Is burning
two miles cast OF Kcnt and tho
slnshings OF tho White River Log
cling Co., near llnumclnw also arc
being burned over, Still another fire
s burning near Nrholme. ON the
Black Diamond road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-05
GRISWOLD HERE
Phone Company e-Pres-
ident InspeCtS in City

A. H. Griswold. recently elected
vice president in charge Of opera.
tons for the Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph Co. is now making his
first inspection visit 10 Seattle. IIe
motorcd here from Portland. Tues
duy. with W. p. Phillips. divisional
commercial superintendent. Thurs.
day he plans TO leave for Tacoma
and Spokane
Mr.. Griswold was formerly en-.
ployed IN tho engineering department
OF the local company. until 1917,
when he entered tho signal corps OF
the United States army.
Since leaving tho service he has
been employed By several California
companies until january. 1926. when
he was rr employed by tho Pacific
Telephone q Telegraph Co, AS vice
president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-05
".Are You Mdrried"?
Fan Asks Film Star
Stars Movie Question and Answer Column
CONDUCTED BY JOHNNIE WALKER
BY JOHNNIE WALKER

and me picture Is being shoion al
PuHfaOcs utis trrek
Q Is Colleen Moore married? How
old h sheg
4 Yes. Colleen Is married 10 John
Mccormick. west coast production
manager for FIRST National pictures,
She u about -,
Q DO you send any OF your pic
turcs7 10 other stars send them
II rcqueHtcd7
A. ~ oct fan letter asking
for picture. send oncoucry
star u only zoo Glad 10 do The
same,
q Arc you married. and how
long Please describe yourself
A. Yes. am married. haze been
for srueral pears Don't you think
that v voa sre mo Ia Tho Lash
This trceL you can get better
description than I can giucr
q Would Il be- possible for people
90 get la the studios " they arc
making trip 20 California;
- ~ NtA HfPf nus hFHN tHf iVHA
pdnW Some lriH not permit ulsiioTa
because ~ the rush N tcork and M
dislraciing affect Of strangfrs Ia The
studios ~ icomd b. best 10 figure
on trying TO pet IN after you hape
reached los Angeles
q Have you made many pictures
and which one do you like the
[ bcHtT
4. ! hare been IN pictures for d
number az years and haze made
quito number Of them. J like
"Outr The Hil' better than any ]
| hate appeared ~.
o VIII Marguerite Clarke ever
return 10 the pCrceuT
A This Is hard 10 say Maup
stars ,rho haze icit the screen ion
| good hdrc come bdct Maple Misl
Clarke tSiH 10 The same.
q How many sisters has Norma
Talmhdg.a Are they married.
A. Norma has tlrp dAfcrs. Con
stance. trho "a single. and another
sister. Naiilic. i0ho a married 10
Busicr hsafon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-05

handle them all. as Johnnie IL leuv-
ing Seattle. and his column will not
DO continued
so send your questions in 20 the
Johnnie Walker Question and
Answer Column. Tho Seattle star
now. and he win end your curiosity
O. when a scene Is being taken
DO the players actually speak their
partsf
A. 10 depends upon fhc director
Many directors demand that The
cast mcmoriso their lines and others
depend upon me rehearsal " a
scene 10 pet proper action,
Q. What company 10 Mary Pick
ford wlthG Has she any brothers
or dstcrs7 what h her address,
A. MARI Picttord u tdth United
ArtSts. she has a brother ~ pic,
lures and a sistcr-Jdck Pictford
and Latte Pickford, MarV's address
u care Of United artists. Hollvcood
Col,
q. who Is tho good looking chap,
picture enclosed
4. That Is william Collier. Jr. Hs
IS IN "The Reckless Ser" Wiih ms.