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RETURN HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hart have re-
turned to their home in Carson after
u several days visit with friends
here.
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home Of the brides parents near
Braddock. Only immediate rela-
tives and intimate friends of the
couple were in attendance.
After the ceremony q wedding dim
ner was served. Flowers were used
to decorate the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scffrenk will make
their home in Bismarck.
Miss Isabel Gish and Daniel r.
Curran of Fargo were united in mar
rage Saturday evening at the Pres.
byterian mansc, Rev. Paul S. Wright
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Frazier
Of Fargo attended the couple.
Mrs. Curran' formerly lived in Bis
marck and was employed here for a
number of years. She is now en-
ploycd ut the Security National Bank
Of Fargo and Mr.. Curran is also en-
ploycd at the bank. The bride is a
sister of Mrs. Roland Gross of Will
liston, formerly Of Bismarck, and Of
Miss Geraldine Gish, who is employ
cd at the capitol.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curran left Sunday
for Fargo where they will make their
home.
The marriage of Helen Marie Say
Ter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. &.
Saylcr of Underwood, and Gerald &.
Craig. son of Mrs. I. NJ. Craig Of
Scottsburg, Ind. was solemnizicd
Monday afternoon Mt 4 o'clock at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage, Rev.
w. E. Water officiating. The bride
was gowncd in poudre blue victoria
crepe and carried bouquet Of bridal
roses. They were attended by Mr..
and Mrs. Il. A. Frcigang.
Following the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served at Mr.. and Mrs.
Freigang's home at the Rose apart
mcnts.
Mrs. Craig has been employed at
the Missouri Valley Grocery com
pany in Mandan and Mr.. Craig is an
employee Of the Stair Motor company
here. They will be at home in apart
ments over the Cowan drug store.
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TO VISIT IN. HARvE,

Miss Marion Ryan and Miss Vera
Person left this morning for Harvey,
NJ. D., where they will visit friends
for two weeks. They will also at.
tend the graduation exercises there.
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CHEST OVER WEEKEND

Miss Eva Dinglc of Seattle, WASH,
who is spending months vacation
with friends and relatives in James
town, was in Bismarck over the week
end visiting friends. Miss Dlngie
was formerly employed in this city.
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is ON VACATION

Miss Marie Were, student nurse
at the St AlcNius hospital, is enjoy
ing two weeks vacation.
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RETURNS FROM FARGO
Miss Mildred Eyer and Mrs. +. D.
Riley returned this morning from
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LEAVE FOR MINNESOTA LAKES
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Morton and fam
lily have left for the lakes at Detroit.
Mimi, for their summer vacation.
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SPECIAL FORTNIGHTLY CLUB
MEET

There will be a special meeting Of
the Fortnightly club tomorrow at z
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. William
LANCER.
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SHOPPING: HERE

Miss Jondis Roftcscth. teacher in
tho Moffit schools. is spending the
day in Bismarck, shopping and visit
ing friends.
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evening for her home in Minneapolis
after a weekend visit in Bismarck
with her sister, Miss Eunice Cain.
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LEAVES FOR KANSAS CITY
Miss Lavina Peterson will leave
this week for Kansas City, Mo-, where
she will spend her vacation as the
guest of her brother, Harry Peterson,
formerly Of Bismarck. sTa~#
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Fargo where they motored over tho
weekend. They were guests Of
friends there.
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LEAVES HOSPITAL

Mrs. Carl Ingman. who has been a
patient ut the Bismarck hospital. loft
yesterday for her home in Bclfieid.
Mr.. Tngman came to Bismarck to nc
company her home.
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TO VISIT IN BENTLEY

Miss Attic Green has gone to her
home in Bentley, N. D., to spend a
months vacation with relatives.
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EASTERN STAR MEETS TONIGHT

The regular meeting of the Eastern
Star will be held tonight ut the Ma,
sonic Temple with the presentation
Of the work Of the order as given in
1860 as the principal feature. All
members Of the Bismarck and Man
dan chapters are urged to attend to-
night. When the work is given at
the Grand Chapter meeting this
month only delegates will be per-
mitted to attend. Refreshments will
be served tonight and special musical
numbers will be given. All visiting
members are cordially invited.
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GUEST OF FRIENDS

Mrs. Shelby Ward has returned to
her home in Belfield after visit
with friends in Bismarck
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is ILL,

MISS Bertha Sigurdson is confined
I" the Bismarck hospital with an ut
tack Of influenza.
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GUEST OF SISTER IN MlNOT
Miss Helen Nelson was the guest
Of her sister. Miss Myrtle Nelson. in
Minot over the week end holiday.
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William LANCER has returned from
Cando. N. d.. where he defended
Ralph Mahoncy ut the term Of dis
trict court there.
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GOES TO LAKES

Miss Muricl Hart has left the Bis
marck hospital, where she has been
receiving treatment. She will leave
soon for the lakes ut Detroit, Mimi,
for a vacation.
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HERE WITH FRIENDS

L
Miss Lula Saterlund Of San Diego,
Calf, who Isl visiting her father.
John Satcrlund, in Washburn, was
in Bismarck over the weekend, visit
ing friends.
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LARGE ATTENDANCE AT BIBLE
SCHOOL.

Two hundred and twenty-five chill
drcn were enrolled today at the daily
vacation Bible school, Rev. Daniel
Earl has been secured sto teach the
Bible study course in the seventh and
eighth grades.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Nord on Friday, May Is.
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HERE FROM SYKESTON

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Weist aud Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Lcssncr Of Sykeston were
in Bismarck over the weekend. They
attended the knights Of Columbus
meeting Saturday.
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RETURN FROM OREGON
Mrs. G. y. Bell and son, Buddy.
have returned from n scvcra; weeks
visit with Mrs. Bells parents in
Eugene, Orc.
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VISITING IN REGAIN
Gordon Harris has gone to Regain
for visit with relatives.
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VISITED FRIENDS

VISITFI1 FNTFNDo
Miss Gladys Schroeder spent the
weekend holiday with friends in
Valley City.
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VISITED IN uINOT

VI. Garrison has returned from Il
visit in Minot with his mother. Mrs.
r. Garrison, and other relatives.
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VISITED IN STERLING
Miss Margaret Dalenbcrg went to
the home of her parents in Steele
over tho Memorial Day weekend.
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RETURNED TO MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs. Edith Anderson left last
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FORMER BISMARCK GIRL WEBS

TVNWT1IG OI0WZHNNh 0HHSN " 80
Word has been received bv friends
of Rev. Julia Budlong, formerly Of
Bismarck, announcing her marriage
to Paul Veley, actor and playwright
Of New York City and San Francisco.
Miss Budlong, who will continue to
use her maiden name, and Mr.. Veley
will spend the summer in Santa
Cruz and motoring on the coast.
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RETURNS FROM VISIT
Miss Phyllis Nelson has returned
from a weekend visi. with her par
cnts at Russo. n. d.
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TO STUDY IN GRAND FOkkS
Winston Mann will leave tomorrow
morning for Grand Forks to study
pipe organ during the summer.
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RETURNS FROM DICKINSON

from Dickinson where she visited
over the week end with relatives.
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Social and Personal
June Is Ushered in With a Number
of Weddings; Several Others Will
Take Place Some Time This Month

The last days Of May were chosen
by number of Bismarck brides as
the time Of their weddings and four
couples we're married over the Me.
mortal day weekend.
At least four more weddings are
scheduled for the month Of June.
Miss Bertha Sigurdson has selected
June 9 as the date of her marriage to
Il. E. Thompson.
Miss Alberta Christy and John |.
Roop are to be married this month
and the wedding of Miss Sadie Fer
guson and Albin Caron Of Seattle,
WASH, will take place carly in June.
Miss Mona Cunningham and Elmer
Johnson have not announced the cx-
act date Of their wedding but it will
be some time in Juncs
At 8 o'clock this morning at st.
Mary's Catholic church Miss Adelaide
Clacys Of Bismarck and Joseph Hoff
of Napoleon were united in marriage.
Rev. Father John Stag performed the
ceremony. About Is friends Of the
couple were in attendance.
The brides gown was Of ashes of
roses satin crepe with trimmings of
gray, worn with picture hat and
harm0nizing accessories. Hcr arm
bouquet was Of roses.
The couple left, Immediately after
tho ceremony for Napoleon to spend
the day with relatives. Tonight they
will leave for Marshall, Mimi, to
visit the brides parents and will 60
on to Chicago for a three weeks
honeymoon. They will be in Bis
marck until fall when they will 60 to
Napoleon to make their home on the
grOom's farm.
Mrs. Hoff has been employed at the
Bank Of North Dakota for several
months. She was presented with an
attractive shcrbct set by tho en-
plOyes there.
The wedding Of Miss Violet Mac
Pugh Of Braddock aud Manuel
Schrenk Of Bismarck took place Sat.
,,rJo.. c~ou;,as, ~ nsc1Ork fhC
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RETURNS FROM MONTANA

Miss Louise Huber. who has been
teaching in Paradise. Mont, during
the winter months. has returned to
Bismarck to spend the summer vaca-
ton,
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RETURNS FROM CANDO

Tor a weekend visit with friends and
relatives.
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GUESTS IN JAMESTOWN
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Knott, Jr.,
Miss Hazel Knott and Miss Alice
Marsh drove to jamestown Saturday
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vfSITEnl IN nYSMARt'K

VISITED IN BISMARCK
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Baxter of
Braddoek were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Smith in Bismarck over
the weekend.
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RETURN TO GOLDEN VALLEY

TFTUKN 10 VUI.DEN VAILEI
DR.. J. J. Whytc Of Golden Valley
came to Bismarck today to join Mrs.
Whytc who has been at the Bismarck
hospital for five wccks following a
serious operation. They will return
home today. Mrs. Whyte is getting
along nicely.
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HERE FROM WING

Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson and
daughter Of Wing arc in Bismarck
TODAY on business.
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At HOME TO SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS
Mrs. Fred Hanson was ut home to
the members Of the Philathca class
Of the Presbyterian Sunday school
Monday from 2 to 9 o'clock. A lunch
con was served at 6 o'clock.
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TO VISIT RELATIVES
France Malloy has gone to Under
wood and Garrison for a visit with
relatives.
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LIONS CLUB NET YESTERDAY

LIONS CLUB NET YESTERDAY
The noon day luncheon of the
Lions club was held yesterday after
noon in the Lions room at the Grand
Pacific hotel. The attendance was
small. due to the number Of members
who were out Of the city over the
holidays. States Attorney F.. r.
McCurdy gave an address on Memoir
ial Day.
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PAGE FIVE

VISITED IN VALLEY CIT
Miss Ragna Melvold was III. guest
Of friends in Valley City over the
weekend.
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RETURNS FROM FALkIRK
Miss Ellen Holtan returned this
morning from Falkirk. where she Wis
tied over the weekend with her par
cnts and other relatives.
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VISITED IN TEMV1k
Miss Odelc Vcnnc was the guest or
relatives in Tcmvik over the week
end.
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HERE FROM NAPOLEON
Mrs. David Raich and son OF Ma
poleon were in Bismarck today.
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PARTY AT LAKE ISABEL
The Misses Mary Mccoy, He. EN-
Necs and Mildred Lidstrom, Eves ct
LaFrancc, Bernard Porter Of Mand;a !,
and Lyle Gray formed picnic part1'
at Lake Isabel Monday.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

it with Mrs. Bagley's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Houlc. They were ac-
companicd home by Miss Bcrnicc
Houlc, who has been attending school
in Bismarck.
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The wedding Of Miss Violet Mae
Pugh Of Braddock aud Manuel
Schrenk Of Bismarck took place Sat
urday evening at 6 o'clock at the
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GAVE MEMORIAL DAY ADD EESS
Judge S. L. Nuchols has returned
from Bowman. N. d.. where he de-
livcred tho Memorial Day ado ress
Yesterday He was accompanied ny
his son, Vance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-08
DRESDEN WOMAN
DEFAULTS BAIL IN
DRUNKEN DRIVING

Bail In the sum of $36S.S0, which
was covered by an order on the saw
ings bank account of Mrs. Josephine
G. Weymouth of Dresden, was or
dered defaulted by Judge Robert A.
Cony in Augusta municipal court
Thursday morning, when Mrs. Wey-
mouth failed to appear as ordered,
to answer to charge of operating
an automobile on Commercial street
in this city last Tuesday, while she
was in an intoxicated condition.
1t was understood that when Mrs.
Weymouth was released on the
surety offered she declared that she
would not come to court to defend
the case. The same woman was
found guilty on a charge of intoxi-
cation in the Augusta court about
year ago, after she had been con-
fined all night in the woman's room
at the police headquarters, and dur
ing which time she had created con-
siderable disturbance and had kick
ed the panels out of the wooden
doors.
Though the defaulting of the bail
disposes Of the case in the municipal
court, it is understood that the
State Highway Police department
may carry the matter further. as
the woman retains her license to
operate an automobile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-08

Pinkham Of Hallowell attended Sid
ney Fair
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Knowles and
daughter, Mrs. Frank Lyon of North
Augusta were Sunday visitors at A.
T. Clark's.
Lawrence Lyon began work Mon
day as assistant carpenter for the
Central Maine Power Co., at Au-
gusta-
Henry Brown. M. s. Tilley and w.
III. Smiley of Providence. and Walter
Macarthur were visitors Of c. A. TIL
ley at his Summer cottage at Winth-
rop, Sunday. Walter Macarthur and
w. II. Smiley of Providence were
visiting relatives of Mr.. Smiley at
Jefferson Tuesday.
Walter Reynolds and Orville Tan
ner Of Millinocket, passed the week
end at their homes.
Stanley Tanner and Richard Ben
son of Colby College, passed the
weekend at Storer Tanners.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Lyon and Mrs.
May Goodwin Of Corinth, were CALI
ing on friends in Augusta, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Field took
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throw for one of these shows alone?"
"A dollar and the ten cent tax, or
half what q season ticket would cost
for the whole four entertainments"
We'll take the course tickets.
Might as well have all we can get
for our money. What are the other
two shakedowns?"
"They have a comedy called TO
the Ladies' that comes In January.
Alice saw it in Massachusetts, and
she said 1t was a side acher. The
other one is the Schubert Quartet on
March H."
I've heard Of them. They are a
male quartet and when they open up
on a bunch of melodies, they're the
clear quill. / like to hear them"
You'll get the course tickets to-
day? I want to be sure, for II you
can't. I'll get them Of one of the B.
p. w. The women themselves are
also selling them"
"You can count on me. I'll get
them today.-Adv.
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NORTH AUGUSTA GRANGE HAS
MOST SUGGEST Ill annual
EXHIBIT, WITH ENTERTAINMENT

tee in charge consisted of Reta Le-
Pease.
People began to arrive early
Thursday afternoon and soon the
hall was well filled with an interest
ed and appreciative crowd.
The exhibit of farm produce, on
the first floor, shown by Manuel Sou
Gle, was exceptionally fine and re-
ceived honorable mention. Exhibits
of canned goods were also made by
Mrs. Harriet Knowles and Mrs. Flora
Ayers, which were very fine. EXhib-
its were in charge of Mrs. Gertrude
Tillson..
In the upper hall the displaying
of flowers deserves special mention.
The fall blooms, adding a most
beautiful splash of color to the at
tractive surroundings. were pleas
ingly arranged at the left of the
door, as one entered the hall. This
exhibit was in charge of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Pease and was made
from contributions from the gardens
of Mrs. G. w. Cummings and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Pease.
Domestic Exhibits
The cooked food table in charge of
Mrs. Willard Ayers was most tempt
ing and a convincing testimonial to
the ability of the North Augusta
Grange ladies as master hands in the
art of cookery. Dainty and delicious
cakes. cookies and other tempting eat
ables were pleasingly exhibited for sale
and business was good throughout the
day.
The candy table. under the manage
ment of Mrs. Alice Cummings, was
also most popular place. candies of
all kinds and colorings being arranged
to tempt the sweet tooth" of all with
in sight. Business was good at this
place and many satisfied customers
were served.
Mrs. Beatrice Jones and Mrs. Ger
trude Judkins were the ladies in
charge of the apron and fancywork
table and showed many well-made and
attractive pieces. The ever handy
apron was ready for the buyer in
many dainty and useful patterns;
holders in different styles were also
on sale, while the fancywork table
carried large assortment of hand
made articles from which one could
make many pleasing selections for the
not-far-away Christmas season.
ISulHS was me at the nSh pond
and many anglers demonstrated their
hsherman's luck by making most sat
isfactory catches. This place was pre-
sided over by Mrs. May Morrow, and
many sportsmen, especially among the
younger set, found this one of the
most attractive places in the hall.
A fine display of faacywork under
the care of Mrs. Willard Ayers was
tla IF OF ro ion orI
forth much favorable comment. Many
pieces of beautifully done handwork
were shown, including a set of cro-
cheted medallion trimmed pillow slips
and sheet, tablecloth with colored set
in corners. many piecesof hand-em-
broidery in luncheon sets, three-piece
sets, scarfs, pillows, pillow slips and
many other pieces. One exhibit wor-
thy of special mention was the fine
needlework shown by Miss Mildred
Blouin, who is but six years old.
The errygo-round on the grounds
outside came in for its usual share of
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The sun never shone more smil-
ingly on a Grange fair than it did
Thursday on the efforts of the mem
bers of the North Augusta Grange.
Because of the stormy weather
Wednesday, the fair was put over
a day, but the play was staged by
the North Augusta Dramatic Club in
the evening, followed by a dance, as
planned. A crowded house greeted
the members of the cast in their pro-
duction of the three act play. Light
house Man." North Augusta Grange
lived up to its enviable reputation
of putting on good plays. Many of
those in the cast had never appeared
before the public before but the
parts were all exceptionally well TAX
en- and much credit is due the actors
for the able manner in which they
handled their roles, as well as Mrs.
G. r. Dutton, who coached them. The
audience was most appreciative of
their efforts. The cast was as fol-
lows:
Hon. John Enlow, President of the
Seacoast Banking Company. Rex
Church: Ned Blake, his private sec
rotary, Ernian Knowles; 1chafod
Buzzer, the old keeper of the light
house, kenuth Fisher; Sir Arthur
Choke, British aristocrat, Selden
Jones; Injun Jim, a bad man, Lester
Judkins; Nan, little rousta bout,
Evelyn Wilson; Moll Buzzer, the
gentle antelope. Ruth Folger; Hon.
Sarah Chumley Choke. Arthur's sis
ter, Beatrice Jones; Hortense En-
low, city belle, Gertrude Judkins.
The dance followed the play and
was largely attended, music being
furnished by Jones Orchestra.
A bounteous Grange supper was
served from $50 to 7.30, a large
number being served. The commit