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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-30
FOUND SLAIN IN COUPE
AFTER 5 DAYS. MISSING
Cleveland Former Amateur Boxer
Trussed Up With Wire, Shot in
Head and Stabbed.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. December 3O-The
body of Edward Maddens, %, trussed
up with wire and with q bullet in the
head and five knife wounds between
the shoulder blades, was found in the
rear compartment of q small coupe here
yesterday.
Detectives, investigating the killing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-30
DETECTIVE SPRAlNS
THUMB IN SCUFFLE
But PreVents Suspect From Smash.
ing Suit Case Loaded With
Evidence"

While preventing q man he was ar
resting on charges Of illegal possession
and transportation of liquor from
smashing q suit case reputedly full of
evidence. Detective Alexander D. Mans
field Of the firSt precinct last night fell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-30

heavily to the ground and sprained his
left thumb.
Despite the injury he managed to
maintain the arrest and to save the
contents of the suit case which he
found the man carrying at Twelfth and
z streets. At the flrSt precinct station
the bag was opened and a gallon of
whisky and 10 pints of gin we're re-
ported disclosed The man gave his
name as Harry William Semester Of the
500 block of Lamcnt street. He was
later released under $4,000 bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-30

A police barrack has been opened in
Cranach, in the center of the SPERM
Mountains Of Northern Ireland, and
officers stationed there will patrol q
large part Of the SPERM range and the
County Derry border
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-30

APP Pure Grape Juice. :. :. pit, Ice; qt.,
Canada Dry and CEcquOt Sec. :. :. bottle,
ClicquOt Club GingeraIe. q bottles,
Abner Drury Light and Dark :. S bottles
BOkar Coffee ~ h., Zoe; h.,
Wilkins Coffee ........H ID, 2le; h.,
Maxwell House Coffee. .b.,
Encore MacarOni and Spaghetti. z pkgs.,
JslIo and Royal Gelatin. ......... 2 pigs,
xxx, powdered & Brown Sugar z G Gaslsa.:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-30

Sir Henry Coward, who received q
knighthood for his services to music,
recently celebrated his eightieth BIRTH
day anniversary In London.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

March was not acting. NO matter
what the young girl had done she
was sorry. And she loved Roy An
drews. III was not Just sympathy. III
was love. He believed that she would
sacrifice herself IN any way 70 save
hin.
Eowdy had to 90 to his office, and
left. Peter Clarke sat immOvable IN
his chair. The nurse and the doctor
kept their vigil yer Resale and Roy
for three hours.
Resale, unable To control her emo
ton, sat with the tears streaming
down her face. She didn't really
know how much she loved Roy IN
til she saw him again SO white and
III, and SO near death.
Like a mother soothing her child
size bent over and crooned to him
softly, every time he opened his eyes
Or stirred
Suddenly he called her name clear
~ and the doctor smiled r~easSuring-
~.
1T Il a matter or a little while
nog until ne will begin 70 know
that someone is beside him. His pull
sc IS better, too. Talk TO him.
Resale sat on the edge of the bed
and leaned down and touched his
face with hers.
Were you calling me. Roy? It's
Resale. Wake up"
His evelldS fluttered and for q mo-
ment she held her breath. Peter
Clarke got Up and walked 10 the foot
OF the bed. Then Roy raised bis
hand q little and she held IL close
and kissed him again
Roy. it's Resale"
His eyes opened again and she
thought she SAY recognition in them.
Then he looked around the room
He stared at his uncle at the bot
tom Of the bed until Peter Clarke
thought he recognized him. He went
TO the side Of the bed opposite Ros-
allie and leaned over hopefully.
Its Uncle Peter, Roy"
Roy turned his head again toward
Resale and stared up at her. She
smiled through her tears and talked
TO him soothingly. In q moment De
moved his other hand toward her
and when she took both hts hands
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COTTON STOCKINGS
AZ (NTHE FLAT TIRE~
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and held them he seemed to try to
smile.
But again he closed his eyes wear
fly. as though the effort TO open
them was too much.
"We mustn't let him 20 back now"
the doctor urged Resale, talk TO
him some more"
She said all the little ~endearing
things that were In her heart with
such childish confidence that she
could trlp him that the trio around
the bed felt they were eavesdropping
upon something that was none Of
their affair.
Then she became paaicky.
kiss me, Roy, it's Resale" she
begged. desperately, her hope almost
gone.
He felt her kiss on her lips. and
his eyes opened. There was no doubt
Of the recognition then. She put her
arms around him and held him close.
Resale, sweetheart" there was
the faintest smile and she could feel
the pressure OF his hand on hers.
She bent her head for his kiss.
Peter Clarke turned away. The
doctor smiled and lifted her I'D.
He knows you. He will gu I'd sleep
now. Sit over here. ! want him 70 see
YOU when he wakes UP. This viii be
q natural sleep"
ITO BE CONTINUED
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r. 81

CHAPTER 81
Resale stopped at the door, her
hands over her eyes. She felt she
could not 20 in and face Peter Clarke
and then, if she failed and Roy did
MT recognize her.
The nurse took hold OF her hand.
Come on in, Miss. He has been
asking for you all day. You may be
able to help him"
Peter stood with his back TO the
window. He requested that Sears
wait outside and motioned for Row
dy TO come in. They stood looking
out.
Resale with a little cry, sank on
her knees beside Roy.
"Roy-Roy, darling, It's Resale ="
The nurse pulled her up and gave
her a chair.
"Sit here and walt until he opens
his eyes and asks for you again"
Peter Clarke turned Just as Rosa
lie looked up, terror in her eyes
sobbing:
RE won't die. will hep He can't
die"
He turned away from the sorrow
and pity in her face. He didn't IN
derstand a girl like that. If she was
acting II was remarkable. One would
swear she loved him and could never
do him harm. OF course. the girl was
terror stricken now because she was
conscious stricken. There was limit
TO aayunc's bad qualities.
"RoSalie-RoSalie."
Roy had moved again and called
her. Scarcely breathing, she leaned
over and put her hand on his white
face. smoothing it tenderly.
Roy, here I am, dear. Right here
beside you"
Her voice caught so that she
could scarcely assure him. Peter
Clarke sat down In q chair, his head
bowed, and waited. 1t was one or the
most bitter experiences he had ever
had. It should have been Uncle Peter
that Roy was calling-not that girl
Resale held tight TO ROy's hand
and once when he called her she
kissed him tenderly.
Wake up, darling. It's Resale"
DR.. Brand studied the pant0mine
with growing u~neasiness. Resale
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19
Under The Juggernaut Wheel

OAAu8utcr On the highways ana city streets OF
America is one Of the recognized industries Of the age.
In the 50 weeks ending Nov. 50 death in "a Amed-
can cities and towns from automobile accidents in
creased 1859 over the corresponding period in 1928.
Fatalities in the 70 cities were 1898 as compared with
1869 In 1923. There were $3.50 deaths in November
as compared to 1913 in the same period in 1923.
Death within city limits was appalling. New York
led with 1891; Chicago second with T76; st. Louis
scored 154: New Orleans had los while Kansas City
made a showing OF 70. In Texas cities Houston led
with 90. San Antonio SIS, Dallas SO. Fort Worth 80,
FL Paso 20. There we're thousands injured in these
motor car accidents.
Sen. w. Z. Thomson Of Nacogdoches viii ask Gov.
Moody to submit TO the coming special session the
subject OF regulation and control Of motor cars. He
viii offsr a bill to fix q minimum age for drivers and
also to deprive for one year the right Of any person
to drive any automobile who has been convicted Of
operating a car while intoxicated.
Zen. Thomson Is quoted as having said "the tragic
deaths growing out Of mistakes or recklesSness Of
immature drivers and drunken drivers should stir
the legislature to make prompt and unequivocal &C.
ton to suppress IT," "A drunken driver should be
jailed. The punishment should fit the crime. Sen
Thomson has not decided as to the minimum age
limit he would fix, though is years Is now in his
mind. A number OF American states compel per-
sons to submit to tests before receiving permits to
drive cars on the public highways.
Why not Texas?
Fifty highway and patrol guards are to be named
shortly by the state highway commission. There
are thousands Of miles Of state highways in Texas.
VIII IL be possible for SO road patrols TO cover the
territory Regardless Of this, It is q move IN the
right direction. These highway patrol officers are
to be picked men. They are to be duly commissioned
as officers and they should curb the wild activities
OF road hogs. maniac drivers as well as those who
attempt to drive cars while they are under the in
fluence 0f intoxicating liquor.
As for the cities and towns Of the state, II the
lawmakers see fit to enact the Thomason bin. they
should find it easy to reduce the loss OF life TO 2
minimum end to teach the rising generation that
reckless driving In city streets viii not be permitted
under the skies OF Texas. Bar the inefficient and
handle the efficient who are licensed TO drive with
cut gloves when they flout the traffic laws IN city
or country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19
Answers to Foregoing Questions
Star Lore


BY Arthur Dew. Carpenter
Richard Christopher Darlington
l826-l875). an English observer,
made a careful study OF the pos
itions and movements OF sun-SputS.
He found that they are confined
TO positions between 40 degrees
north or the solar equator, and 30
degrees south. with what he called
q desolate region from eight degrees
north TO five degrees south. ObSer-
vation has shown that during some
sun-spot periods there Is an Excess
sive activity in northern ATTITUDES,
and at other periods, q similar ex-
cess Of activity in regions south
OF the equator. During sun-Spot
maximum occasional spots appear
near the solar equator. Small mani
feStations have been observed as
far north or south as SIS degrees
70 y degrees.
(More tomorrow
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

Df every kind are aggravated by loss
Of sleep. due 70 excessive noises In
Che city.
DIR. Bernard Sachs. neurolcgiBt ana
chairman Of the Public Health Com
mittee of the New York Academy or
Medicine. says that an epidemic %
deafness has appeared among -hauf-
feurs. caused by the ceaselesg Gin in
which they work TypIsts r af-
Hicted in this way. We know NIL
about boiler makers Deafness" but
Rhe endless din of city life and
modern conditions IN bringing deaf
ness 70 many others.
Automobile noise ana noise from
sadie loud speakers in the sleeping
hours is m serious matter and should
b. speedily checked. III should be
possible 10 control the hours 10.
tween III me night and q In the morn
Ing. 20 that all unnecessary noise
IN done away with during that time.
Not only will the support or N
outstanding business and trada or
CARNATIONS he necessary in pFornot-
Ing this movement. bu. also the CO
operation OF every sitlze1 win To-
needed. This iB D most laucable work
20 safeguard the heaith and n IN .
matter which should ba considered
everywhere.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

using the preparRtiom which may hs
drying 90 the skin.
%
MISS J. N. II. o.-what % ygu
advise for destroying G~uperfinaun
bair1
A-Frumh paruHidD @f hydruwum.
frequently applied. win bleach the
hair. this making 40 loan cnnHpAcmoum
and. IL In ccntended Ivy some. PER
oxide win ratard the hair growth,
who win use the electric needle Ter
removing the hairs.
MRS. w. l. II. Q.-Whak causes
@ queer feeling finn the heart 1f
seems as n the heart bad stopped
beating causing weakness. My
hands become numb. This condition
usually occurs when lying dewnf !
arm very much ACKNOWLEDGMENT
this have q bearing en- the troubis9
2--Am taking ------ tablets Corn
arthrttis I'm my knees. VIII this affect
the hearth
A=Have the heart exnrnlnaa-ths
trouble may be due to p~mlplkmtAnma
caused hy u condition, m nArr
culatory disturbances OF t0 gwmrant,
Ing. Your weight also may bm m
factor. Your doctor viii advise yeu.
2-Do mot attempt ~nmmGiemAAmm nf
any kind unless your doctor hmm mG,
viBed g. Re guided by his Judgment
Am the matter.
R. "A. A Ode mI ehfidrmm h@r
tween the ares cf TIVE ana tour years
gulp their milk while drinkinRf
2--IA this good for them tc dor
9-What remedy can you guggugL
A-No.
9-No.
81 would advise you to Discipline
the child. Make tire ehEld drink the
milk slowly.
cDp5rirsL Ihsi. NuBupgD~ rumnHuu uuruhnn. nn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

The Irving Trust Company. building q skyscraper
in lower Broadway. New York. has sent q courteous
note to all houses In the vicinity apoIogizing for the
dwelling about to begin and assuring ~neIghbors that
the work VIII be rushed TO minimize the discom-
fort"
That's the ideal A courteous note OF apology. q
little expression or regret soothes the outraged ear
and tempers the strained nerve. II you must be
noisy, be nice about II. The following form letters
for various occasions Of major disturbances are sug-
gested:
Gentlemen:
Is 1t too much to ask that you be tolerant and for
giving during the next couple OF months, during
which time It viii be necessary for me 70 make o
pretty terrible racket In your vicinity? ANY steam
whistle is annoying enough, and I am sorry to have
to confess that this one has q shrek that viii split
your eardrums.
TO me this means that the cellar II being dug
with gratifying dispatch. but to our neighbors II
must seem that I am just an old nuisance.
Approaching this. I wish TO assure you that every
effort win be made to get It over with 50 you soon
may cease debating letters through 8 megaphcne.
Love and kisses,
steve, The Steam-Shovel Man.
Ers:
May we respectfully ask your forbearance for
the next eight or ten weeks during the ~dynamiting7
While to us each blast viii mean a thrill OF accomp-
lishment, We feel that to our neighbors IL will be,
to say the least, disconcerting,
Accept our assurances that the blasts viii be
set off as speedily as possible and please remember
lis TO your Aunt Minnie and all the children
Affectionately.
The opposite Excavating Co.
Dear Sir:
We take this occasion to announce that for an
indefinite period W. expect TO operate o ~flat-wheeled
surface car by your house. Much as we hate to do
this. there Is no way out. II is comforting to realize,
however, that you can always stick your head under
a pillow.
Your devoted friend.
The Municipal Trolley Company,
Dear Madam:
May We hope that you will show poise and self
control during the next few weeks until we get tired
OF the new radio we have just bought? My husband
and the seven children now regard It rs a thing OF
beauty and a joy forever. It must. however. make
the n~eighbors pretty sick.
Yours as ever,
The Mahoney Family.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19
Answers 20 Health Queries

"a READER. Q.-Whak can DO
Zone for bloatlug and swelling OF the
abdomen after eatingf / Rrn middle.
aged
2-Whak should . girl q twenty.
two. five feet four inches tAll, weight
S-What WIN bleach the akfn7
A-The trouble fB probably Cue 90
indigestion and h~yperacidity. Cor
root your diet and keep tho bowels
active.
1-Sho should weigh about rs
BOUNDS.
3-Equal parts or lemon Juice and
Peroxide win act aI q bleach for the
skin. Use N good cold cream efter
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

AEaIIW NWTIWIE5IVHET WI MFFWIINIM W
20 do away with the din.
Noise has n decided detrimental effect un
the nervous system. OF particular Importance
u its effect on infants and young children. JIG
I'm almost impossible TO- raise children I'm the city
in the quiet that Il 10 necessary for their normal
development.
There is ne doubt that IN great deal of de-
linquency and crime among tha young n trace,
brains. IL Is impossible to say what evil effects
noise on every kind may have upon Che nervous
system.
hours III sleep IN order 20 build up vitality and
the proper resistance Co disease. or course
some adults seem not 90 need quite Bo much
nleep ms others, but In the case Of children, sleep
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19
a,oo PER CENT.-ALL TALKING"

Old maids at dire looks never baking
Who keep on talking. talking, talking;
Girls the same. who humble. humble.
Frog-throat wives who grumble. grumble-
II at the movies I must find thee
Why ALWAYS in the row behind me7
Try Price.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

Many a lamb Is mourning for the nice warm wool
ne squandered on the chance Of acquiring saoleS-
Arkansas Gazette.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

The British Labor Government has established
GOOD relations with the Conservatives and Liberals,
and Is making considerable Roadway with the Labor
members-New York Times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19
KNOSEL CURIO STORE

NEXT DOOR TO TEEATER. ON MAIN STREET
When IN Matamoros don't forget 70 visit this place. You wni
find q fine line OF Christmas gifts for your loved Oneg-an kinds
OF Novelties in Jewery. fine silk and Spanish shawlsa new line
OF Tenalteca and Aztec ware, and all kinds OK Cuios. Special
prices on feather cards
An Exceptionally high grade line H perfumes. Christmas NNs
Sweet Pea, Blue Hour Schalinar, and othee-at reasonable prices
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

One advantage or being a married man Is that n
your wife shoots you It's only mansiaughter-San
Diego Union.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

STRANGE as It may sound, those who remain on the
level re usually those who rise the Observation-Disclosures
Science Monitor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

Experience must be q good school or 80 many
people wouldn't be taking postgraduate courses
virginian-Piot-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19
Health and Right Living
By ROYAL n. COPELAND. mn. I'D.
III. y. Senator from New York

TN GREATER NEW YORK the problem Of noise y a. serious ona
The time has come when something must b done 10 mitigate the
& nuisance. Sixteen civic associations OF New York City have d.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

Many London statues are said to be crumohng
avay. But only very slowly, unfortunately-The
Humori5t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

"A lot OF those Wall Street tips have q ~upsetting
effect-Des Moines Tribune-C Capital
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

proper In quantity and quality, Ii needful for good health DoA pny1-
Zeal and mental
Lack OF Leep results I'm lowered vitality. Many emea uf nlnanH
Of one sort or another can be traced to this cause. Nervous ailments
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19
THE GRAB BAG


Persons born on this day are
used to making the best Of things
and are very saving. They work too
hard, and should get more recrea-
ton.
Answers TO Foregoing Questions
/. o. T.. Bodenhamer: command
er OF the American Legion; Paul
W. McNutt.
2. Shannon.
8. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw.
4. st. John. XIV. g.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

TRACKED BY HIS HEEL
GLASGOW The heelprInt he
LEFT rs he jumped from a window
resulted in George Buckland's ar
rest and conviction for bugla
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19
Flashes Of Life

by Inc ASSDClAted fT6SE
WEST ORANGE, N. William
H. Vanderbilt's second wedding is
70 be one or simplicity. When the
Rev. DR.. Harry Emerson Fosdick
officiates at his marriage TO Miss
Anne Ct. Colby. "a, there Will be
no best man, bridesmaids, maid OF
honor, or ushers.
PEILADELPHIA-Mlss Clara r.
Mason. secretary OF the Philadelphia
Art Alliance. expects that air
mindedness viii produce n super
race OF men and women. Atr-mind-
edneSs she defines ms the state Of
mind that came with the introduce
ton of the airplane, the radio,
the talking movie, the telephone and
the automobile. things that shrank
the world In the minds OF men 20
almost a tenth its actual size.
NEW ~YORK-Skirts for Spring,
as displayed 40 a fashion exhibition
or the United ri ak and Suit de-
signers. are six inches below the
knee. The showing precedes the
usual Paris revelation OF forth
coming modes by more than an
month. Up rises Jacques Worth or
Paris with "A 267-w0rd telegram 10
the papers expressing establishment
over formation Of "a fashion league
by New York society women 10 res
ist handmade styles. All that he
and other such creators 90 ~ 20
interpret women. He IS applying
for membership I'm the league.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

Who am I? What IS my position?
Whom did 7 succeed?
What Is the longest river In Ire
land and In the United Kingdom?
What American suffrage leader
also was u minister and physiclan7
He that hateth me hateth nv
Father also Where IS this pas
sage found i'm the Bible7
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19
NO SUNDAY DRIVERS. EITHER

Soviet Russia has abolished Sunday, the idea peing
no doubt. 10 avoid the automobile congestion founc
in more civilized countries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19
The Once Over
BEING NICE ABOUT BEING NOISY

Copyright, 1929, by The Associated Newspapers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-19

E. A. NM Ode mn chfidrmm mn
tween the awes ge tw0 ana Hour year
gulp their milk while drfmkinRf
2--IH this coed for them A0 dot
g-What remedy can you guggegl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-14
CAT PLAYER
REINSTATED
Wichita Prexy Asks League
Head to Let Club Present
Full Strength

WICHITA FALLS, Aug. l4.-tR-
The Fort Worth Texas league base
ball team will meet the Wichita
Falls club at full strength this aft
ernoon here because President Al
vim Gardner Of Wichita Falls wants
his boys to meet the worthiest foe
men the visitors can offer.
Mr.. Gardeners request that Out
fielder Larmon Cox of the Panthers
be reinstated was granted last night
by William B. Ruggles. acting pres
ident Of the league.
Cox had been suspended for three
days starting yesterday because Of
an alteration with an umpire Mon
day.
Gardner said that I'm view of the
close character Of the pennant race
and the already crippled state OF
the Fort Worth club, I believe the
best interests Cf baseball will be
served by having the full strength
OF the Fort Worth club in the four
day series with our team. The
Wichita Falls club would appreciate
it as a personal favor if Outfielder
Cox Is reinstated in time to play in
this series"
Cox will pay a SOS fine in lieu OF
two additional days Of bench rid
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-14

The Athletics are skipping mer-
rily along again as eastern Ameri-
can league clubs prepare for tie
second series of their final western
invasion.
Following RUDE Walberg's bril-
liantly pitched effort against the
Tigers on Monday. old John Picus
Quinn turned in a neat game yes
terday to shade Victor Sorrell by 4
to 8 in the Mackmen's last appear
ance of the season in Detroit II
b remains only for Nose Grove
TO turn in a good game. and as
probably will get his chance AZ
Cleveland today.
The victory Of the Athletics gave
them three out Of four in Dertoit
and enabled them TO stretch their
lead TO twelve and one-half games.
their greatest margin Of the season.