davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

SEE US FOR good used ceiling,
flooring. and used lumber from
1X2s to 2x12's. We also have used
corrugated iron, plaster board and
insulated board.
Ell CENTRIC LUMBER &
TRADING CO.
1909 Adams Phone 1892
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

COLD STORAGE food lockers now
available, $18 per yr. Holmes Cold
Storage Plant, APT State st.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

24-Wanted - Miscellaneous
DEAD STOCK removed free. Phone
Immediately. Brawley 84-J.
I. V. Rendering Co.. Brawley, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

Circulation Brings Results!
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

N. c. Deaton, Collections, 1873 No 5th
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

FURNISHED front apt. Private
bath, large yard. SIS per mo. AIS
So. 9th. &c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

FURNITURE MOVING. packing
and storing. ED ROYCE 66f
Broadway. Phone 123-W
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

UNFURNISHED 3 room house. In
quire 845 Broadway. Water pd.
$500 per mo. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

UNFURNISHED house for rent, $50
Brighton Inquire of Mr.. Black
burn, Greyhound. 8-15TF
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

2 ROOM fur. apis. Frigidaire. in
ner spring mattress, dry air-cool-
ed, elect. furnished, S.. Mission
Apis, 235 No. 9th. 6-29 TF
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
iI--HOUSES FOR RENT

SIX-ROOM furnished mouse, elec-
trically equipped Cooler. 881 Or
ange. Phone 1914 WK. 8-2TF'
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

FURNISHED or unrurnlsned houses,
$23 to $35 month. water paid.
Key at 1040 So. 7th. 6-20tf
La gaceta., 1941-03-05
CORTE FEDERAL

FL juez federal Barker impu-
so aver las siguientes condemns:
Clyde Brooks, transporte Illegal
&c licores, dO3 amos de supervi-
sion Y cinco de prueba; Sylvia
Annie May Thompson, la misma
sentencia que a Brooks y por 81
delito; Claude Lewis, due
no de un alambique clandestino,
la sentencia de los dos anterio-
res; Eddie Nelson, igual que
Lewis Lem Thomas, Gulpable
de transporter y poser licores
intoxicantes, un anO y un dia.
George N. Sands, dueho de I'm
alambique y possession de bebi-
das, un amos y un dia y 500 de
multa; John David Conner, que
trabajaba en- un a~lambique clan
destino. seis meses de carcel.
La gaceta., 1941-03-05
NOTAS SOCIALE
(POR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

view Show, en- el teatro del Cen
tro Asturiano, de los artistaS
contratadoS en- la Ciudad de la
Habana Y Miami. A las 10 100 de
a noehe, Cabaret Privado, en- 81
Centre Espanol, para ell que exis
te gran animation. En- el Caba-
ret Sc presentaran nuevamente
a los a~rtiStas contratados.
Viernes la gran parada mill
tar, comenzando q las 3 100 de Ia
tarde. Partira de la Gale % Y
S5ptima avenida hasta la Gale
Franklin, por esta haSta Lafa-
vette, Y luego a los terrenos de
Phillips Field. Ell orden de la pa
rada es ell siguiente:
l. Escolta Policiaca. 2. Gran
Marshall, 3. Banda de la Univer
sidad de Tampa. 4. Representa-
clones de 20 Naciones Latino
Americans. 6. Banda del Cole
gio HillSborough. 7. Unidades de
la Base Aerea de MacDill, mas
de 1000 soldados. 8. Mariners
del Servicio de Guarda Costas.
8. Banda Y Tropas de la Acade-
mia Militar de Florida, 10. R. O..
T. c. de las escuelas locales. IL.
Banda del Colegio Plant. IL. Ca
rroza de la Ciudad de Tampa,
13. Tampa Electric Co. IA. Tam
pa Merchants Assn. Is. Sea-
board Air Lima. 16.Centro Es-
panol. II. Lykes Bros. Is. Co
lumbia Restaurant. 10. Atlantic
Coast Line. 20. Banda del Tam
pa College. q. Camara de Co.
mercio de Tampa. %. Manufac-
tureros de Tabaco. %. Coca Co.
la. "a. Association de Hoteles. 25.
Camara de Comercio de st. Pc
tersburg. &c. Mas Bros. q.
Bur6 de CCmerciantes de Ybor
City. %. Condado de Hillsboro.
20. Pepsi-Cola 80. Banda Lati-
ma. 81 Carroza de La Verbena
80 Carroza P~an-Americana. 80
Carroza Pan-Americana. "a Ca
La gaceta., 1941-03-05
MHy p0caS djspoRibles

May pocaS djspoRibles
Muy pocas son las localidades
disponibles para la function que
manana Jueves Sc efectuara en-
Ell teatro del Centre ASturiano,
bajo los auSpicios de LA VERDE
ma del Tabaco."
En- esta gran function seran
presentados la Andalucita,"
que deleitara al pGblico con boz
nitas ~canciOnes y bales espano-
les; ell simpatico duo LAS AIDE
litas,' en- bales y canciones meji
canas, Y Ell joven Wilfredo Che
Waller. TOdos llegaran en- la tar
de de hoy via Miami,
Tambi6n tomara parte en- la
function la pareja de bailarines
Raul y Eva" y la Conga de Los
Cubanacanes, procedente de Mia
mi.
La sinfonia y Ell acompaha-
miento de las variedades estara
a cargo de un gran conjunto, di-
rigido por ell professor Amado
Delgado.
La gaceta., 1941-03-05
CoRTE DE 10 CRIMINAL
AsesiHato en- SegundO GradO

Estan siendo juzgados EN- es-
ia Corte, como presuntos auto
res de la muerte de Jose C6rces,
los Sres. Frank Quintana, de as
amos, y Armando Posada, de 81.
Sc iOmeti6 81 delito en- un Pc
gue6o establecimiento de la ca
sa ndmero 400 de la Gale de For
tuna al oeste.
lie dierOn a C6rces una paliza
brutal, segin 81 fiscal, y lie frac-
turarun el craneo.
Ell fiscal pondra en- la silla de
los tegtigos a un perito del Bur6
Federal de Investigaciones, que
analiz6 las manchas encontra-
dos on una camisa y asegura que
on De sangre humana.
LA Sra. TheEma Ezell declare
o,e Ouintana le habia dicho dias
artes del crimen "que sc prOpo-
MA librarse de ice, aunque tu-
viera que matarlo'.
La gaceta., 1941-03-05

rroca ~muic IS Lone
Club. So Kntkht q Wall. 81 Co
mara de Concrete de W. Tam
pa. SO Central Truck Line. SO.
2eninsular Telephone Co. 40.
American Oil Co. Al Banda del
Colegio Brandon. AZ Camara de
Concrete de Ybor City. AZ S.
H. Kress. "A Southern Brewing
Co. As Tampa Dog Track. 10
Tampa Insurers Exchange. AZ
Sears Roebuck. 4S Circulo Cuba
no. 40 L'Unione Italiana. 90
Centre Asturiano. 81 Centre Es-
pahol. 81 Artistas Cubanos. 81
Club Optimista de Ybor.
La gaceta., 1941-03-05

In rotundo t%riunfo, superior a los amos ante
riores, de ser possible. Al mismo tempo an
helan Ell progreso de la comunidad latina
yde la ndustria del tabaco.
Asista a las grandes atracciones de La Yer
bena del Tabaco, los dias 5, 6, 7, de Mario
La gaceta., 1941-03-05

Pr6rimO fiesta
Para el sabado % del presen-
te mes anuncia la Secci6n de Re
creo del Circulo Cubano, una
grandiosa fiesta. en- TODD su edi-
ficio social.
Dos formidables orquestas
tendran a su cargo ell programa.
SeguiremoS informando.
La gaceta., 1941-03-05

Triste naeUG
Tras una larga y cruel enter
medad dej6 de existir en- la ma
mana de aver la Sra. Eulalia
La gaceta., 1941-03-05
Party de despedidG

En- la noche del pasado lunos
e fue ofrecido a los jovenes Ma
nuel Y Luis Navarro una fieste-
eta de despedida en- Ia Iglesia
PreSbiteriana de Ybor.
Asistieron las senoritas Cora
liza Navarro, Hortensia Pine,
Nellie Delgado, Grace Delgado,
oneida PARA, Lily Diaz, Palmi-
ra Diaz, Olga Zarate, Lily Alva-
rez, Angela Reyes, Camelia
Diaz, Mary Roman, Thelma A
lorda, Lydia Garcia, Paquita
Garcia, FREELY Reyes, Frames
Monaco, Margarita Perez.
J6venes: Manuel Y Luis Nava
rro. Orlando Gonzalez, Armando
Rodriguez, Sonny Rodriguez,
Armando Dorta LiOne DfaZ Ton
Monaco, Y los esposos Reveren-
do w. Pasiblia.
En- joven Luis Navarro parh-
ra mahana jueves para ell Cam
pamento de Banding, y Manuel
Sc traSadara a la Ciudad de Dali
las, Texas. Son hijos de los es-
pesos Luis y Aurora Navarro,
domiciliados en- Ell 2611 de la ca
lie 10.
Les deseamos un feliz vai1e.
La gaceta., 1941-03-05
Sc iniciG hoy
La Verbena del Tnbuco

La Verbena del Tobaco
Con una brIAante Y lucida &C.
remonia sc ADRIAN eSta noche
las f%estividades de La Ver5ena
del Tabaco. Este primer dia ten
dra por escenario ell bonito par
que de Recreo Cuscaden.
Ell programa delineado para
hoy es ell siguiente Aperture del
acto con elocuentes discusses, a
las Z 80 de la noohe; 800, Con
cierto y Bale por una popular
orquesta de la localidad; $50,
ntmeros acrobaticos por los Ia
chini; 10 100, artisticos fuegos
artificiales Y fin del primer dia
de fiesta.
Para manana Jueves: "PPe-
La gaceta., 1941-03-05

Segin nueStrU calendario So
cial, la Soeci6n de Recreo de l.
Unione Italiana celebrara ell sa-
bado 10 del mes en- curse un Ca
baret Privado, en- su edificio de
la Slptima avenida y calle Is.
Tan pronto ell encargado de la
publicidad nos de otroS informes
con guSto los dare a conocer.
La gaceta., 1941-03-05
Ia HMcErN

MOrtenaro. espOsa del sr. Peter
Mortellaro.
Sus funerales Sc efectuaran es
ia tarde, a las 4:SO, partiendo el
corteio de Ia Residential de su
hermana. Sra. Evangelina Gar
La gaceta., 1941-03-05

Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
R. L. P, vendida exclu-
por KING
Hardware, ga. n
y Gale Is. -.
La gaceta., 1941-03-05

cfa domicIiads en- 81 1907 de ls
Gale Sanchez.
L.ague a sus familiares, Y
mUy particulanmente a su her
m&no Joe, nuestra mas seutida
aondolencia.
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Bank CIearings Rise
To Highest Point
Since Late 1881
Total for Big Cities
Up 26.7 Per Cent
From Year Ago
a, the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9-Aided by
unusually heavy payments incident
to the first of the month and year
the total volume of check transac-
tions for major cities during the first
full week of 1941 exceeded the peak
total recorded three weeks ago and
registered new high since the week
of October 8, 1881, Dun & Bradstreet
reported.
The showing for cities outside of
New York was fractionally below
the recent high in the week Of No
vember 20, 1910, but otherwise the
largest for any period since the
week Of January 8, 1881.
Total clearings for % leading
cities for the week ended January 8,
as reported to Dun & Bradstreet,
Inc, amounted to $7,l52,358000, an
increase of 267 per cent as COM
pared with s5,646,715 900 for the
corresponding 1910 week.
Turnover for the latest period was
1,391.3l2,000 more than the total
for the preceding five-day week. A
comparison between the two similar
periods of last year the weeks end
ing January and January 10,
1940) revealed drop of $48l ,32l 900.
New York clearings for the week
totaled S4,157 ,622, 900, against s3,307,.
$4,000 last year, or gain of 25.7
per cent, while the aggregate for the
% outside cities, at S2,994, ,736 900,
showed a rise of 28 per cent over
the 50 ,339 1886. 900 for the same week
a year ago.
Comparisons of this weeks clear
ings with those of last year showed
no outside centers with gains OF
less than 10 per cent. The more
important advances included: De-
troit, SOS per cent; Pittsburgh, 429
per cent; Cleveland, Alb per cent;
Seattle, 36.1 per cent; Portland,
Greg, "a per cent; Louisville, 33.a
per cent; Atlanta, 1877 per cent, and
Buffalo, 33.1 per cent.
Bank clearings at leading cities.
with percentage changes from 1910
and daily average bank clearings
for November, December and jan
uary to date, follow:
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Jan. 3 (P.-(Unted States
Department of Asriculture) - Salable hogs,
5000: total. $1,000: opened active. 10
later trade mostly 5-10 lower than early;
top. no: bulk good. and choice I6O-24o
pounds, 1906: bulk 240-270-pound
butchers. 1880: some 270-310-pound
averages, 7.20-50: good packing sows, 400
pounds down, 6.4O-65; most 400-500-
pound kinds. 6.0o-40: heavier weights
salable sheep. 1000: total, 5000: late
Wednesday: Fat lambs and yearlings, steady
on on lH few 1'chti Choice so-sS5-pound fed wooied
lambs: bulk good to choice 100 pounds
down, 9.S5-10. 90: medium to good. 80
rs: load choice 130-pound fed Western
ewes, 25 higher at $50: today's trade:
No early sales fat lambs slow; largely
account strong to fully 25 higher asking
prices: good to choice fed wooled lambs
held above 1000; some early sales around
steady at 9 9S5-10.00.
Salable cattle. 5000: salable calves.
500: steers trade moderately active, strong
to 25, mostly 1915 higher: nothing strict
v choice in run: medium and good srades
predominating at 9.5O-1275: top IA .3o
for I.l00-pound steers Of long yesrlins
type; best heifers II 90: this class steady;
bulk. 9.50-10.75; cows active. strons to
Is higher: weighty cutters on common
beef COW type to 6.25: bulls and vealers
unchanged: heavy sausage bulls to 500,
and choice weishty vealers to 1900.
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Jan. (P.-Commercial
selling brought dip Of 10 cent in the
around S. United states cents,
-, Some 100000 Of funds moved through
the market: traders said, a relatively small
amount, but because of small currency
dealings generally these days it takes only
a nominal volume of business to move
Considerable commercial business is re-
ported overhaneing the Canadian dollar
market ma and it comes into sisht whenever
tween IL and IA per cent
Hong Kong and Shanghai dollars. after
weakness yesterday, were shade higher
Late rates follow (Great Britain in dol
lars, others in cents):
Official Canadian Control Board rates
for U. s. dollars: buying, 10 per cent
premium: selling, II per cent premium;
in New YORK Sls Of buyine M sei der o9snt cents
selling. Q 90 per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York open
Great Britain; of1cial Bankers Foreign
Exchange Committee rates.: Buying. 81 o.;
Ssarm ssllins $40 open msrket; cables 81 %
land. 2.05n; Greece, O6Sn; Hungary
sweden; 2s5:s5; Switzerland, s3.si; Yuso.
Latin America.
AEHenne oea oss $751; s is.. sGs tEs. Ms.eo is &c.,
Far East.
Japan; 23o4s: Hong Kons, 23s2;
RATES in spot cables unless otherwise
Nominal.
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Furniture Dealers
Place Rush Orders
Al Chicago Shows
Sales 10 to IS Per Cent
Above Lost Yeur
At Big Markets
By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO Ian

| By the Associated Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Manufac-
turers encountered demands for
quick delivery amid a surge Of in
creased buying at Chicagos two big
furniture markets today.
Percy Wilson, managing director
of the Merchandise Mart, site OF
the international home e-furnishings
market, said that buyers wasted
little time shopping around, pre-
ferring to place orders early to
assure delivery before the demand
swamps production schedules.
Shipping dates for orders placed
ranged from immediate to 6o-day
delivery. Many buyers were re-
ported placing orders with 80 to 80
day delivery in anticipation of a
spring rush in home furnishings
before prices advance.
Wilson said that all industries
were well stocked with new items
for the first time in 80 days as a
result of plant expansion and in
creased employe forces. In most
instances, he said, factories were
prepared for immediate delivery to
replenish depleted retail stocks.
Sharp Gains Recorded.
Buying was up 10 to Is per cent
at the Merchandise Mart and at the
national home-furnishings show in
the American Furniture Mart. At
the latter many buyers were re-
ported making heavy, but non-
speculative, commitments for fear
there might be a shortage later
and to be sure of deliveries now.
Concerning appliances, w. Neal
Gallagher, Newton, Iowa, president
of the American Washer & Ironer
Manufacturers Association, said
that that industry should have its
biggest year in 1941, crossing 2.0OO.-
900 washers and ironers, unless de-
fense priorities took needed ma
terials. That sales total would be
0,000 above the best previous year,
he said.
James T. Buckley, president of the
Philco Corp, now holding a con-
vention of 1000 dealers and dis
tributors, said that "in terms of the
number of units sold, the quality
of their products, and the dollar
values provided for the consumers,
the radio receiving set and refriger-
ator industries are concluding their
most successful year 1940)." The
company's merchandise manager,
Harry Boyd Brown, predicted l94l
would bring the greatest retail buy
ing boom in decade.
Big Year Anticipated.
Secretary S. j. Mills of the Ma
tional Association of Bedding Man
ufacturers, said that the industry
anticipated higher average unit
sales in 1941 as a result of success
of retailers agreements in Indian
apolis, Ind, and Washington, D. c.,
eliminating comparative price ad-
vertising.
Houlder Hudgins. New York re-
taller, told the National Retail
Furniture Association that the 1941
home furnishings business would be
25 per cent above 1910 and in total
dollars might exceed any year since
1926.
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Ford May Make Bombers
For Defense Program
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 9.-Edsel
Ford said yesterday the Detroit
Automobile Co., of which he is presi-
dent, may soon start production Of
huge four -engined bombers for the
Army as part Of the national de-
tense program.
This is Just an inspection trip for
the purpose of examining the big
consolidated bomber" said Ford in
an interview.
IF we believe it practical, the Ford
company will build either parts for
the ship, or we may even build the
entire bomber, If 1t is found to be
possible"
Ford said that a new plant at
River Rogue, near Detroit, for the
manufacture of airplane engines,
should be ready for production early
in July.
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Large Reserve Stock
In Auto Industry
Watched Closely
Trade Circles Debate
How Far Output
Can Be Extended
BY DAVID j. WILKIE,
Associated Press Automotive Editor.

AssOSlhlcu EEcsS hulOuOtlNc EulJOT
DETROIT, Jan. 9-How far the
automobile industry can or may
extend it's reserve" stock on new
cars and trucks is furnishing
material for considerable discus
sion in trade circles right now.
Temporarily shelved-probably for
the duration of the present rearma-
ment emergency-is the industry's
depression-born policy of gearing
production to actual demand.
There is every indication at
present that the current production
schedules of more than 100000 units
a week may be continued through
next month. The volume being
somewhat in excess of retail demand
there is little immediate likelihood
of a shrinkage in the reserve"
Storage Costs Cited.
Some of the authoritative trade
observers point out, however, that
a surplus of around half a million
new vehicles is nearly as large a
volume as can be handled by the
industry. They explain that storing
cars costs money and that great
majority of the dealers, with con-
siderable working capital normally
tied up in used car trade-ins, can
not materially enlarge their stocks
of new vehicles.
Others maintain that an expanded
reserve" is essential so that in the
event of a defense-induced curtall'
ment of output normal deliveries
may be continued during the high
point of rearmament work. To ac-
complish this. they add, it may be
necessary for the manufacturing
and merchandising division OF the
industry to work out Joint plan for
handling a considerably larger VOL
ume of unsold units than that now
on hand.
These are the views Of the trade
observers and commentators. The
manufacturers themselves continue
hopeful that they will be able not
only to take care of all the defense
program work but also make unde-
laved deliveries throughout the cur
rent model year.
Buying Power Rises.
To the trade observers who say
that a part of last years heavy vol
ume of new-car purchasing was
based on apprehensions of pos
sible shortage and thus was bor-
rowed from the normal l94l mar
ket, they point out that a greatly
increased buying power this year is
assured
One of the first manifestations OF
increased buying power, they con-
tinue, is the expansion Of new-car
demand.
From the statements thus far
made by several leading car pro.
ducers it is clear that none expects
a shrinking of consumer demand
this year. Barring a major inter-
ruption to car output. all expect to
better last years assemblies and
sales. Complete figures on last year S
registrations have not yet become
available, but the production OF
4.675, 900 vehicles made the year the
third largest from the manufactur-
ing standpoint in the industry's his
tory. In round figures, sales totaled
approximately 100000.
Evening star., 1941-01-09
London Bank Report

LQ-DON Jan. Q lPl.-Reserves, Of the
sent +; Ensisnd received an and sdditiens dens
resulting from a decline of e54o2.000 in
circulation and a decrease of 100000 in
gold holdings.
The banks weekly statement showed an
aggregate decline of f49: 600 in de
potits. both public and private. The pro-
portion Of reserve to liabilities was lifted
TO IO1 per cent compared with a record
low Of per cent last week.
Holdings Of government securities IN
s.-ady accumulation since late November,
we're reduced by s51. $4,000 bringing the
total outstanding to 81 73,0O3 600.
The detailed statement follows dn thous-
ands OF pounds:
Circulation. 61O.453: decrease. 5.4O2
Bullion I.043; decrease, % Reserves,
26,59I; increase, 5,3O4. Public deposits,
1888: decrease. 1885. Private deposits,
1856 sol; decrease Abba. Government
securities, 173 OO3: decrease, 81 $50. Other
securities, 26,,757; decrease 245l Ratio
pared with 6 per ceni last week. Bank
rate, per cent.
Evening star., 1941-01-09
New York Produce

NEW YORK Jan. 9 LP).-Eggs 14,4s6;
weak Mixed colors-Fancy to extra fancy,
2074; current receipts, 204-l2; seconds.
19Ia-2o; mediums, 1919: dirties. No. l.
frieerator standards, COCOA; hrsts,
l9l4-l2 seconds, l9-19A mediums,
19-1al.: dirtieS. 1sl2-19.
e5-"3lal: nearby and Midwestern pre-
MUM marks, 23-"4i2; specials. 221a;
Standards 22Na; tresaleS of exchange to
f'nc" heavier mediums 20la-23); me-
dInS 70
Prowns-Nearby and Mldwestern. fancy
II extra fancy, 22a4-23l2: specials, % "a;
Standards %: mediums, 20.
Duck eggs, 2S-3O.
H cher than a2 score and premium marks,
3Iia-32h; % score leash MARKET, 31A;
SS-ol score, 30-31; S4-S7 score, 2717-29h
Cheese, 119,625 irregular; prices un-
changed.
Evening star., 1941-01-09

nary automobile safety glass was
reported yesterday by the Pitts
burgh Plate Glass Co.
The company said the new glass,
which it calls f1exseal, was developed
primarily for use on substratosphere
airplanes. whose pressurized cabins
require strong and tightly sealed
windows which, if broken. will not
leave the frame or release cabin
pressure.
Formed like a sandwich, the glass
is composed Of thick slices of vinal
plastic between glass sheets. The
plastic extends beyond the ends Of
the glass and serves as a flexible,
rubberlike edge that can be bolted
or screwed or nailed into window
openings.
Evening star., 1941-01-09
| Textile Houses
| Are Rushed by
| Big Orders
81 the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Jan. e.-Worth
Street textile houses, in the fastest
rlSiness in months, today booked Or
Gers for more than 100000 yards
OF print cloths.
Converters poured into the mar
ket, booking 68X72 print cloth and
o1x6O broadcloth constructions heav-
ily, but all classifications of cloths
and related items moved in expanded
volume.
Today's sales lifted to in excess of
100000 yards the sales for the
past three days.
Toward midafternoon buying dried
up as resistance developed to Is cent
a yard advances which became gen.
eral throughout the list.