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PROPOSALS.

February 20. 1885.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
e T lnes &c
Maryland, for the ERECTION OF 4
PUPILS AT UPPER MARLBORO. MARY
Proposals must be- clearly marked on the thee
Board Of Education. Upper Marlboro. MARY Mary.
land, and delivered on or before II O'Clock
noon. March 12. 1895. at which time tney
will be publicly opened and read;
The execution Of this wGrk a., Is s9D,ert H
eency Administration Of PUBLIC Works.
These requirements, as they affect con-
tractors and subcontractors are set 1ortn
in detail In the specifications;
Attention is'called TO the Iact tnat not
scribed by the Federal Emergency Admin
istration Of Public Works must be paid on
mn No 'fSiiill bid will be considered unless Il is
accompanied by the. bidders Certincate OF
GomplIsnce United States IaSy GSyernmenn. m en-
efiect that the bidder is complying with
and will continue to comply with eacn
applicable code of fair eompetition or. IN
re ABSENCE Of such code or coass with
Copies Of this certificate will be included
with Instructions to Bidders.
Copies of the Drawings ana Speclnca.
tions may be secured from upman an. 4
CHECK to the Architects. or cash, in the
amount Of $500 per set is required. 500
to be refunded upon return OF the draw
ings and specifications -
Superintendent Of Schools.
Prince Georges County, Maryland.
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PLAY OF OLD SOUTH
VERY WELL PRODUCED
st. Stephens Players Stage "Come
Out Of the Kitchen" in
Capable Manner.

The metamorphosis of Olivia Dam
gerfield, Virginia belle. into Jane
Ellen. Irish cook with brogue)
furnished the opportunity for Miss
Mabel Mccarthy to carry off the
honors in Come Out Of the Kitchen,
as presented last evening by the st.
Stephens Players.
The Dangerfields of the Old South
are beset by the twin tribulations of
disintegrating fortune and the ILL
ness Of the father. Virginia colonel.
Said gentleman is accompanied on
visit to a specialist in Vienna by
his wife. leaving the children to, as
they say. carry on"
This they do by overcoming scruples
and leasing the ancestral mansion.
through a friend, to a Yankee, Bur-
ton Crane, played by William Nc
Carthy. Unable to Immediately pro-
cure white servants, one of the North
erner's stipulations, the young Dan
gerfields decide to temporarily as
sumo the menial duties themselves,
executing them hilariously, but hardly
efficiently.
Deserving of mention were the per-
formances of Claude Haren as Paul
Dangerfleld and Alice Flannigan's
delineation of the black nanny.
Come Out of the Kitchen" will be
repeated this evening at SIS in st.
Stephens auditorium. CAM.
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rHos. J. OWEN 4 SON. Aucr7oNEERs
1881 Eye St. NV.

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OF SToNE-AND-BRIcK FIREPRooF
fS sRTMENFF ETSNF ESFgakPMfsrS SgsFRISas soTaEAIRse SERe
MAsyAcHusEffs EEEMasHH EfHys sAvEsuE AS fG GsoEfI
BY Virtue of a certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded in Liber No. ,6365; folio a63 ct ct
] seq OF the land records OF the District OF
SSlA seeIred thereby. sn the undersigned trustee
| will sell at public auction; IN front oi tne
IN4H Dag 9n OF FRsRAx MARCH rhE AD Ss5 At
| THREE O'CLOCK NJ, the following de
| scribed land and premises; situate IN the
Dfrss S.ns O. lots siR Oss, snd
| the northwesterly ten.u0 feet IN width,
| fronting on Massachusetts avenue oy tne
se seven aec!p rs feese of dardiner IN 70
plat recorded in Liber County No. 8. folio
surveyor SUI Of the District Of Columbia. Also
ali !sht title interest and estate tate % GI sne me
sod so lhat part e II alley Closed by order Of
| the Commissioners Of the District OF Co
| iur,bia. dated July 30 1929 and shown
she Res m U
Terms Of sale: One-third of the pur-
| chase money to be paid in cash. balance IN
| two equal installments. payable in one ano
| two years, with interest at 5ia per centum
per annum. PAYABLE semi-annuasliy, mil ua Y, IRON IRON
day Of sale. secured ny nrst deed OF trus. tb.
Ss'tSN Ss ooo W will Be reauired at time of sale
| All conveyancing recording, etc. at cost
| plied with within 10 days from day Of
sale otherwise the trustee reserves ,S. riss tns
and cost Of defaulting purchaser. after
| Ave days advertisement Of such resale IN
some newspaper published in Washing
'0A THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
Vice President.
fess.se2s-mha. a.5.7s.ia,i4,1s s. ,1s,i9.al.2a.
2527.29
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
(Continued)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
MARCH TWENTIETH. 1895. AT Ten M
we will sell By public auction at Wschler S
Auto Auction. 92O H st. NV" 70 enforce
lien. ShutB sedan, motor No. e3S2l. Ie1'
with US BY Dorothy Modett.
ABSHER MOTOR COMPANY, 1NCs
BY v. ABSHER.
pnhS
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Washington Club Thursday. February
%. The pupils who took part were =:
Frances and Miriam Lugenbeel, Betty
Lou Quinones. John Patrick, David
and Joan Slattery, Jane Farrell,
Sonia Katz, Helen Currau, Miriam
Flynn. Lois Smith. Betty RICHTER.
Nancy Bishton, Betty McGraw, Ruth
Meyer, Victor Hennige, Noema Jean
Kramer, Margie and Edna Branson,
Garrett Reilly, Louise Lessener. Ray
mond Roberts, Rosalie Wolf, William
Goulart, Lee Suit, Willard Swisher,
Evelyn johnson, Mildred Hooper,
Catherine Mcdonald. Geraldine Gu
sick, Jennings Langley. Viola Elvin,
Olive Pruitt, Eugenia Chaillet, Mar
garet YeagF, Willie Mae Connick,
Phillip and Louise Craig, Mary and
Anna Rinaldi and lie Roy Reinsmith.
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lie has a cold.
a thunderbolt. Funny thing-Ive
been in Hollywood 10 years-and I've
only seen her three times. But like
her-sure-she takes direction like a
duck takes to water-sure-you tell
her what to do and she does it-at
least I told her-and she did It'll"
Who's the easiest to work with?
That's hard to say. Rehearse each
scene beforehand? Not always. No,
it's cinch sometimeS-plain as the
nose before your FACET isn't like the
stage you know. It's all a matter of
swell stage actors 60 f1ooey in the
movies. There's no comparing them
1t isn't the same thing. Same way
with writing-yep-writ for the
movies-straight-t the only way
-yep"-and the man who got away
with saying Honey" to Garbo started
to fix his white collar, put on a tie,
prepare for his journeys about town.
Friday. remember, his vacation is
over Friday the producer of
Naughty Marietta" comes to town,
together with Hammett, the author of
The Thin Man." the HacketS, the
screen adaptors of The Thin Man."
and about six other M-G.-M. celebri-
ties. Friday, with one accord, they
will fall to work on the sequel to The
Thin Man." They will work in Wash
ington, in New York, where they 60
Saturday. They will work on the train
going out to Hollywood. Then they
will begin on the sequel to The Thin
Man" before the camera.
The vacation of a director! His
first vacation in 10 years! Vividly.
out of the confusion that engulfs Van
Dyke, come back those wistful words:
But Christmas, could have gotten
more rest if had stayed in the studio"
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Portrait Of a Director
On a Washington Vacation
w. S. Van Dyke, However, Says He Might as
Well Be in the Studio, Where He Could Have
Obtained Just as Much Rest and Quiet.
BY E. de S. MELCHER.

DoRTRAIT director ION vacation" In this it's W.
Van Dyke vacation in 10 So he
exactly what he wants to doke Gary Cooper who
as he Washington airport yesterday said Il
want to get away from it ALL"
So Woody gets away all by tomng Washington
hasn't had less than three
it at waking time The desk by the window
the Seattle something oher which says that M,aS
Being director Woody" doesn't coat
Grey trousers suspendeS white shirt tie His hair is mouse
yoid uo hoco c0ld
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professors Jambouree"
Is Happy Musical Satire
Staged by Chevy Chase Clee Club. 1885 Edition
of the "Frantics" Proves One of the Best
Amateur Shows of the Season.

the revue did her Job wholeheartedly,
from Isabelle S. Harrington, who wrote
the book and lyrics and directed the
show, and who may feel quite proud
Of herself for the achievement, down
to Socrates, the pup, who had moth
ing to do but get dragged on stage
by the neck. The scenery, too, was
well done, one setting used at the
opening of the second act being espe-
cially attractive. professors JAM
bouree" was grand entertainment from
overture to finale. H. M.
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STUDENT RECITAL.
A recital by students Of the Slattery
School of Music was given at the
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\ II ANY have been the times and
nH varied the ways this New
V Deal has been satirized-in
1 1 newspapers, over the radio,
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RESORTS
AYfNVICTA GA

FOREST HILLS HOTEL. AUGUSTA. GA;
(Fireproof) The SOuths best Coli at Hotel
Door-grass greens, green fairways. LoTest
rates for luxurious living. 14a4-hour TAIN
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-12
Globe CirdIer Hopes to Set New
Cross Country Record in
Dash Thursday

Los Angeles, Feb. 12.-(R-Wiley
Post; two times girdler Of the globe in
his airplane, the Winnie Mae, hopes
to leave Los Angeles about 6 o'clock
Thursday morning on q nonstop SUBJ
shakespeare flight to New York.
Post said the exact day of his take
Dff was not certain, "but Thursday may
be the day." He expects to streak
across the nation at $50 miles an
hour. some 5000 feet above the
ground. in "eight hours or less"
II he does he will shatter the trans
record Of 10 hours. three
minutes. held by Col. Roscoe Turner,
Los Angeles speed flier. His main
objective. however. is to demonstrate
the feasibility Of sub-stratosphere
Tying with q full load. He will carry
! consignment Of mail.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-12
MORGENTHAU TO USE
TREASURY'S FUNDS
TO MANAGE DOLLAR
Unprecedented Announcement
Made to Remove Nervousness
at Home, Abroad
RULING MAY COME TODAY
Court May Wait Until Week.
End to Allow More Time
for Sterilization

Washington. Feb. l2.-(P-As the
world watched to see il the supreme
court would take advantage of this
legal holiday to deliver the gold
clause decision, the Roosevelt admin
istration sought to reassure business
about the dollars future In foreign
exchange.
An unprecedented announcement
made by Secretary Morgenthau Nom
day night was interpreted Is an at
tempt to remove business nervous
ness lest 1t unscttle trade.
Casting aside q mask IF secrecy for
the first time since the treasury's
sterilization fund was created Jan.
81, 1894. Morgentkau said the $1,000
100000 had been used and would be
used to manage American currency
abroad.
The statement recalled frequent re-
ports that the administration has
been preparing to meet any adverse
decision with measures designed to
steady the dollar and keep 1t from
jumping disastrously.
Court In Routine Session
Meanwhile, the supreme court pro-
cedure took its usual course Tuesday,
indicating that no decision in the
gold clause was to be expected i'm
mediately. The possibility remained,
however. that court hand down its
much-awaited opinion several hours
later.
More than the usual number Of
spectators were on hand: but the
tension soon was relieved as the court
proceeded at 1915 to routine bust
ness.
As the members Of the bench took
their seats, an attache Of the treas
ury had appeared in the marshal's
office and sought to establish tele-
phone connection with the treasury
building and asked for permission
to keep line open.
This permission was refused.
Court officers told the official he
might remain in the office to phone
later If he wished, but that he could
not keep a lire open.
Some thought Tuesday would be q
good day for the announcement be-
cause American markets are closed.
Others thought Saturday would be
better. If the decision should come
on q day other than Saturday. the
sterilization fund might conceivably
have q job to do before dawn the
next day, some observers thought, for
markets abroad open as early as I
=. m. Eastern Standard time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-12
Pair Before Miller
On Contempt Charge

Minot, N. D., Feb. l2.-(R)-Cited
to show cause why they should not
be punished for contempt Of court,
for allegedly writing letters to the
court demanding the dropping Of the
prosecution Of seven Montana and
North Dakota men, Francis w. Holte
Of Bergen, N D., and Charles NJ
Joslyn Of Glasgow, Mont. appeared
before Judge Andrew Miller In fed.
eral court In Minot Tuesday.
Both Hottie and Joslyn said they
were without means to employ an At
torney, ana the court gave them until
2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon to con-
suit with . lawyer and advise the
court whom they wished to have ap-
pointed for them.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-12
BONUS RIDER With
WORK RELIEF BILL
Being CONSIDERED
Republican Plan Would Aim An
other Below at RooseveIt's
Pet Measure
Administration Confident Pre-.
vaiIing Wage Amendment
Can Be Defeated

Washington, Feb. l2.-(FD-An at
tempt to tack a soldiers bonus rider
on the Roosevelt administration 81
$50, 000, 600 work and relief bill was un-
der consideration In some Republican
circles in the senate Tuesday.
II carried out. this would aim an
other blow at the Roosevelt forces
hopes Of steering the giant appropria-
ton through congress without major
changes.
Meanwhile, administration leaders
expressed confidence they could elm
mate the McCarran amendment re-
quiring payment of prevailing wages
to 100000 persons the administration
plans to employ on public works The
administration plan is to pay "secur-
ity" wages estimated at $50 a month.
But the leaders were concerned lest
the senate appropriations committee
approve another Democratic proposal
to cut the bill to $3.50 100000
They think bonus rider could
not carry, for 1T has always failed in
the senate when presented as an
amendment to apother bill, but never
theless they expressed some anxiety
over the added delay such q fight
might cause.
The appropriations committee was
called to meet late Tuesday to take
a final vote on the amendment Of
Senator McCarran D-NevD.
The administration won a temper
ary victory on this issue Monday
when the committee voted Il to to
reconsider its action of last week
when it approved the change, IL to s.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-12
State Asks Hauptmann'S Lif
Acts to Dispel Cold Anxietl
Lincoln Guard to
Visit White House

washington, Feb. 12.-(R)-The
White House door was left ajar to
only one visitor Tuesday as Presi-
dent Roosevelt led the nation in
observation Of Abraham Lincoln's
birthday.
william Henry Gilbert, %, Of
York, Pa, only surviving member
Of the detail that guarded the bier
Of the great emancipation in Phil
adelphia, planned to don his worn
blue uniform and call on the chief
executive.
"Sort Of ccared' by the fuss
made over his trip to Washington,
the Civil War veteran was deter
mined to steady himself and give
Mr.. Roosevelt the same smart sa-
lutte accorded President Lincoln
when he first saw him many
years ago."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-12
Senator Schall Loses
6 Cars, Lodge in Fire

Berwyn Heights. Md. Feb. l2.-(F
"A lodge and six automobiles were
destroyed early Tuesday Is fire broke
out on the estate Of Thomas d.
Schall, the blind Republican senator
Of Minnesota.
The palatial residence Of the SEN
ator, on an eminence 10 miles from
Washington. was threatened for q
time. but five fire companies soon
confined the flames to the one
building.
The lodge was one Of several Of its
kind on the estate. It's lower floor
was . garage. where the automobiles
were stored.
Douglas. a, aud Richard =. the
senator's sons, were asleep IN the
lodge when the fire vas discovered.
They awakened the senator. his
wife ana daughter. padget, who %.
cupied tho main residence.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-12
ARTISAN CLUBS
OPEN SESSION HERE
Mrs. Kolstad Of Steele Will De-
liver Presidents Message
Late Tuesday

Registration Of delegates and ap.
pointment Of convention committees
occupied members Of the ninth bien.
NAL meeting Of the North Dakota
Federation Of Nonpartisan clubs
which opened here Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Helga Kolstad Of Steele, Fed
Grafton president, called the conven-
ton to order. She will give her mes
sage late Tuesday. Reports Of coun-
ty secretaries preceded an address
scheduled by Mrs. A. G. slade on the
Cooperation Of City and Farm
Women"
A Lincoln day program by the Aux
iliary Of Bismarck Club No. Is ar
ranged for Tuesday night. Talks will
be given by Albert Hartl OF the state
tax commission: Mrs. John N. Hagen,
Fargo, and w. j. Flanagan. Bis
marck.
A visit to the legislature, the state
capitol building and Liberty Me-
mortal building Is planned for We'd
t1esday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-12
45 Bills Slated for.
Final Senate Action

Fbrty-five measures were on the
North Dakota senate calendar for
final action Tuesday.
Legislation to be given final con-
sideration includes five house bills
and one house resolution. which, II
passed will then 60 to the governor
for approval. and the remainder sem
ate proposals which viii be forwarded
to the house.
Outstanding on the calendar are:
Cain Young bin to legalize the
moratorium and grant easier relief.
Quasi-compulsory hail indemnity
tax bill.
Creation Of = federated cooperative
agricultural association.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-12
EdmOre Fire Victim
Shows Improvement

Devils Lake, Feb. 12.-R-The con-
tlition Of Florence djeglum, Edmore
fire victim who Is In . Devils Lake
hospital, was reported Tuesday BY the
attending physician as satisfactory"
The doctor said she was coming
along nicely"
A teacher In the Edmore high
school, she was seriously burned
about the face, hands and lower limbs
q she dashed through Z fire ct the
Lutheran parsonage where she room
ed at Edmore last Tuesday.
Another girl, Miss ThelmA Ander-
son, died Is the result Of burns Ia
the fire which caused an estimated
damage Of 1880.
Miss Gjeglum's mother d remain
ing with her daughter at the hos
pitah'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-12
farm MORATORIUM
UPHELD IN APPEAL
Frazier Lemke Legislation De.
cIared Legal by U. s.
Circuit Court

Cincinnati, Feb. 12.-(R)-The
United States Circuit Court Of Ap-
peals late Monday upheld the con-
stitutionality Of the Frazier-Lemke
farm mortgage moratorium legisla-
ton.
The court acted on an appeal Of the
Joint stock land bank of Louisville,
KY, from decision Of District Judge
Charles !. Dawson in Louisville,
granting relief under the measure to
william w. Radford, ST., Of Howell.
KY, farmer who had been adjudged
Q bankrupt.
The decision followed arguments
before the court in which Represent
alive william Lemke Of North Dakota,
co-author Of the legislation. appeared
In its defense.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-12
Bismarck Men Buy
MinOt Radio Station

Minot, N. D., Feb. l2.-R)-An-
nouncement Of . change In owner.
ship Of radio station KLPM In Minot,
effective Feb. Is, was made Tuesday.
Howard r. Wood and Myron J.
Bennett, both Of Bismarck, said IN
Minot Tuesday they have completed
negotiations for tho purchase from
John B. Cooley {" Watertown. 8. D..
Of the station. Bennett will become
manager Of tho station.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-12
'SnOwbirds' Set for
Hop to Grand Forks

Duluth. Feb. 12.-(ReThe army
squadron's Arctic Patrol" was Ill
ready to take off on it, next hop
westward ct noon Tuesday. with the
next stop scheduled ct Grand Forks,
N. D., the time for the flight set
Tuesday morning was $50 p. m. But
visibility conditions ct 1880 p. M.
were described BY the aviators as
hay
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-12
Mandan Child Hurt
In Street Accident

Louise Whiting, o-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Whiting
Of Mandan, was in q Mandsn hos.
pital Tuesday In serious condition
from injuries received when struck
BY IN automobile at Mandan late
Monday. driven by william Schmidt
Of Bismarck.
The girl received . fractured skull
and pelvis. Schmidt, who was &C.
companied by Edmund Ref, also Of
Bismarck, picked up the girl and
took her to . hospital.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-12
SUBDIVISIONS FILE
WORK RELIEF PLANS
FOR Study BY PWA
Board at Devils Lake to Sort
and Classify Projects To-
falling $50. 600, 900

Devils Lake, N. D., Feb. 12-(R)-
With inventories from more than 5000
taxing subdivisions filed with the
state public works office here Mon
day. total OF more than $50, 900 900
in work relief projects awaits sorting.
classification and study.
From these inventories will emerge
the policies by which North Dakota
projects will qualify when the regula-
lions Of the new federal relief act are
announced.
Meeting with H. G. Knudsen. PWA
engineer, the state public works COM
mittee Of the planning board outlined
methods Of determining major work
needs Of various sections Of the state.
Committeeman present included M.
o. Ryan, Fargo. chairman: Dean L.
G. Harrington, Grand Forks; Major F.
J. Anders, Fargo: Myron Atkinson,
Bismarck, and DR.. I. Lavine. Grand
Forks, consultant to the state plan
ming board.
In order to insure complete CO.
ordination Of all road and bridge con-
struction, and all water conservation
projects within county, the board
will ask township units to secure ap-
prevail Of these types Of work relief
programs from county planning
boards or county boards Of commits
sioners," Ryan declared.
ITO give close scrutiny to the thou
sands Of inventories from individual
townships would not be possible In the
brief period allowed for study by this
committee. Nor would any assur-
ar1ce be forthcoming that the indivi-
dual projects would be related to COM
prehensive development plans"
Lists Back 70 County Boards
Knudsen announced that Major
Anders would remain in Devils Lake
to assist PWA engineers In classify
ing all projects listed on the inver-
tories and In compiling them BY coua-
ties. Lists of all projects by counties
will then be forwarded to chairmen
Of the county boards Of commission
ers, with the suggestion that they de-
termine whether there is complete
accord between township and county
officials Is to the desirability Of work
relief programs submitted by the for
mer.
I'm order to speed up the analysis
and treatment Of those projects which
promise maximum employment for
all subdivisions, the committee was
forced to give primary consideration
to all projects which involve more
than $500 expenditures. Smaller prof.
ects will receive subsequent considers
ton by the state committee, or can
be directed Immediately. to the coun-
ty emergency relief committees. "
Ryan said.
Maps of each county In the state
are being prepared which will show
all projects proposed from the taxing
therein. These will then re-
veal the related picture Of suggested
work programs IT, the county. Where
items appear to clash with county or
state development policies, they will
be referred back to the originators
for such change as may make them
conform to the larger pattern.
Hearings are to be scheduled be-
tween Feb. Is and % at al major
North Dakota points when represen-
tativeS Of the state PWA committee
and Of Knudsen's office will confer
with county groups to point out con-
flicts, or to assist in correcting faulty
listing.