La Grande evening observer., January 18, 1927, Image 3

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Tuosday, January 18,
Art' Clubs Join
In Luncheon And
Viewing' Exhibit
Onco cm-It ymr llin lo an
i'IiiIjh of ihf rlly. tlu ltiimlih-rs Art
llllll llllll till! Alt UlKMlU-h CtllMH.
nn-i't:iln cucli other, whin unnir
thlnir minimally tcooil In tl -u-of
an urt iH-oKriini lntKvcn,
YcHt'Tuv iiftornoot) I lie Art Itf
search c'Iush was host. to the
tiMinhiTJ or tin- I tn iuIjIith cluii.
tlu ufr.ih- HtnrtliiK with u lunchciin
ill I o'clwk m the lioini' of Mi.i.
r. M.' HiilnnhrcyH.
MullxTiy was t!n color nclicm..
rririlri unl In thi liiiii'liron ur.il In
the rtccorallon of tho B-vin siiiull
tllllll'H, fOIII- BIH'SIH iM'llllf Sl'lltl'll lit
cucli table. A fmir-coui'TO lunch
con wiik Hirvi-il. Mia. (i. it. t'luy
oonili liclmr Kiniriil liuurinan In
cliarsv of IIiIh feature.
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"" "iK iiiui'iieoii
the guests were tiih. n to the home:
of the llGHti-ifs clulK president.
M is. A. T. IH;i. when- liny viewed
nil unusually Hue . ai t exhibition
of wood blocli prints, all by Allier
bnn ai lists, who rank iiim.ng Hie
liestMn the world.
There are piinls in tile col
lection, . represent In 1(1 artists
u... inn ..... '.. i... .i 'I
Mrs. litll Kitve nn interesting lu-'
per. Mlim: how Hi,. print are'".,' H "hh Y , 1 m,y u 1
.,,.,1 ui-nr .. ,11,7. t i t i i kirjre water Illy an a centerp eee.
llIHi Hklll, U (ItltTrnt buck bldlifT 'i-v,-. ... ... ,
, , , . :, 1 "e women 8 prlsie was won by
required for every oo or ill the mi-., i.., a . .. u
picture. At presi-nt these prims
urn foremost in popularity.
All art loff-rs of the city will !e
piven un opportunity to see the
lirints Wi dii' sdJiy.. Thiirsday uni .
I riilny a teinoens. from s until ,.,alvnc, u. Mr. and Mrg.
b, ', .7 vy, m T r" Ma-ono,iKh. Mr. and Mi-s. Krank
bib.tiou in Uie Ne ighborhoo. I cll,.... ,.,.,. MnrR.urpt See,e Mllx
. o.ns in (he library buildln,-. ,. ad Mr . -I
here' will be a . committee in i ...
charge eaeli day to explain the
process by which they are made.
... , ,, ... , pllmentlng Miss Mildred l,ovett,
f 0 , (Special).-1 he om,,n s v,,0 , ,. tpa(ller , ,
club held heir eKUl..r semi- , , f01. ,a b(,fol.p 8ho
nonth y meeting at- the library on ; Mt at Tmirs , nt for Mon.
1 hursday, .Inn, 1.1. will, a good at- ,ouh Q whfn sh(1 wl ponl.
lendunec. 1 Inns vvere made for a 1ct0 Il0r nurw , ,,, 0
rnintnaire sale to be Jan. !k mi ,,,, a(.llool. Sm WM B,.ailuatL,
Mrs. C. ,., , !, Mrs. I.. I.ui.d , roI1) ,,.,., ,
Ul.,1 Mrs. U. Marker were appoint- J Tw(vo tpa(.nprs Kalhl,,.Pll at ,c
..I,.., members of the committee; n0lp of Miss Lovctfs mother,
in charge. Mr. II. c. .cnch. on Y avenue.
lie use ol the sc(ircity of pub-Lvlpl.p b.1(lRl, wn8 nyp1
lie .buildings the Wonums clubiw)lph (wo-course luncheon was
(fiive i no eiiy eoiineii periniHsion 10 (
use -! he library ns a council chani
lier.V The Hiihjcct for the afternoon's
proxram was "How to lleiiutlty
(Mir Toivn," each one jire.sent re
fpohdln to it he , roll cajl with
rioniel hln a 1 tout the topic. An
( xe(llent pn por- wi'R Klven hy Mrs.
nnd;M'oHHHMllUcB of a. Well Kept
Town, which w.mviollowed by n
diHcfiiHHlon. .. , . -
Wu-A4irAMW. - tM J
A in-MTMV," look place yesterday'
ni lernoon at o ciociv ai me
botue of "Mih. .1. J. llawley at 1015
Sixlh Nlreet, when .loner Trump,
of Promise, and lihoda Trump, oi"
Wallow.i. were milled in marriage
by the I lev. Ceoine A. rollard,
paslin of the KirM Hapllsl chundl.
Mr. Trump in dird i lct fire war
den for Wullowa eomdy. They
will make their home tit I'roiuiH',
nnd left Immediately nfter the
FOR LOVELIER .
FACE AND
HANDS!
Silque (pronounced
silk) is a lotion rich
in almond oil, but is
not the least bit
sticky. Silque gives
your skin natural col
or and soft texture.
If you have never
used this fragrant
lotion please try it on
our recommendation.
A generous bottle
50c
Moon Drug Co.
Aireiits T'or
Tho Owl Iii-ujc Co.
- Annlliee new style of
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I VC iNllC 11UIM i . .
Iiiillier ow'-.tni. Mi'iliuui
minil me. lti1 vamp, rep
tile trim on wimp ami strop.
I lft Cuban reptile, covered
wood lit cl, nt K.VH.-. per lmlr.
A gtiml. i oncrvntiie stylo of
stn'et nnd ilris sIwm-.
We have :H iWfrreiil styles
to bMse from, (iisnl run
r sles anil wltlllw.
Ilniki-il Hues III AlTli-Aiil
Ovfiinls nt :..W. H-l t'nw
.llisjx-i-s. SS. !.-. Tliesi- Hues
Mdl reuulnr m 8I0.IMI per
IKiir. l alic nihnntnsi- r tlil
hair now.
A few St.r.d Spillile silk
Iiii-h- In iliK' ill Sl.a.".
The B00TERY
Wlien jrmi ninny Ret
trtwl prfccw nml nifty Mylr.
A ft-w MlpMi Irft at L0
per pnlr.
l)27.
EWS
ceremony for thut place.
Mrs. Huwlcy nnd Aim. John An
Itiony wc.ro present for the wc.
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Entertains At
Bridge Party
Mis. 1st Munraril entertulncil m
lu ldK.i Krlilay evening at her home
on With street when evernl of
the school leachem ami other
1 1 lends were her guests.
The rooms were effectively ar
ranged with homiuets of pliHk
snapdragons. Klve tuhles of bridge
wero at piny. Two hleh score
prizes were Riven, Mrs. K. fl. Hoy.
len nnd Miss Rthel lllcltford being
the winners. The consolation prize
went to Miss Caroline Hauinan.
After u two-course luncheon had
been served Miss Jidda I'eard cave
three Intcnstlnjf readliiffs and llt
'tln M Iks Verna l.ee Itnnford gave
a ,v(.lt..flt,
101 ""uon-
I'VIilay evenlnjf was tho occasion
.for a surprise purty honoring th"
, hirthiiay annivertuiry of .Charles
Lincoln at his residence on Cedar
street, given ly Mrs. Lincoln unI
j a ffioup of friends.
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follow ing by a two-course unci
.
I he evening Vus spent at ,rards
men's prize went to Frank Tuck'
Jey. Max rullen received the con
. bo hit ion prixe.
I hose present wore Mr. ah
iPB -i.. n..i ,.. .-"
The teachers of Greenwood
I school gave a surprise party com-
8,..0(
Miss Amy Jncohy mude hin
score nt bridge and the consola
tion prize went to Miss Lovelt.
Miss ItiUh Garrick Is fllllnK the
vacuncy at Greenwood school
caused ly Miss Lovett's leaving.
KNTKHPHIHR- (Special). Mra.
Ron W nt Iwti-n u iiu houtnuu nt hriil irn
.rhurmi.iy afternoon at her home
Qlt Weal Mftn 8,rp(t( ,,unclu.on
was1 at t o'clock with covers laid
fon ,2 aftor wj,lch the card ga men
yom ,Hivpr8,on. . .. .,
M rs. Jordan also entertained n
number of her friends at bridge
Thursday afternoon. After tlw
games luncheon wan sc-ved.
Enterprise W. B. A.
Officers Installed
KNTRKPKISK (Special). Offi
cers of the Knterpiise review of
the Woman's Hcneflt a.ssoeiatiQn.
were installed Wednesday evening
when a mee(ing was held nt the
K. T. hall, with Mrs. Adelaide
Packard, of Pendleton, acting us
installing officer. '
The following officers were in
stalled: -Mrs. Audrey Coleman, com
mander: Mrs. Louise Miller, pnst
commander; Mrs. Mary Steel, lieu
tenant commander: Mrs. Klorenee
Itlnard, collector; Mrs. Vera Chet
wood, record keeper: Mrs. Victor
ia Moody, chaplain; Mrs. H. f.
Chaplin, sergea n t ; Mrs. I lo.-s
Loom Is. lady - at - arms: M r s.
Blanche Hunch, picket; Mrs. Ir.i
Wilkes, sentinel: Mrs. Anna Wal
ker, reporter; Mrs. I,. Hurleigii,
pianist; Mrs. Hoy Kdgmond, Biim
mer camp supervisor; Mrs. Persis
Taylor, junior commander; Mrs.
M. Sh usher, captain.
After the. Installation a sociable
was enjoyed and refreshments
were served by the committee in
charge.
ENTKKPrUSlC (Special). The
Ladies' Aid society of the, Klrt
Presbyterian church met Wednes
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Mary Stool wit h M rs. Jsa Craig
presiding. -After the regular rou
tine of business the remainder of
the afternoon was spent tying a
comfort.
This was followed by dainty re
freshments served by the hostess, j
KNT KRPKISK ( Specln I ) .II iss
Dorothy St tickler was hostess to
about 10 girls and hoys at her
home Thursday evening. Tho time
was spent at games ami music,
followed hy refreshments, which
French Footwear
A French Imported -noe U hid
tut, bit ft vamp of brown kid n
a Ouarur ot lljhter bro-a auaaa
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(t)UT OUR WAY
, ! p3--4 NAJHOAlS. r GO 0M5TFFV, L ZoiO NuH GT' ,CeA
lVSJHOAi POUR NO, H A aoT rrj 4 Fust t. TT-e.r COrAe.
' ! -T BAC Ask' , DROPS. l 3-ia- WJHOA ouT 1' ae-THG-R
i ' START OvuH AGIKi eJE.R V-fE.T. E.MOFF -fxAJice.? Am' TH' B
; h 1 LOfcT COUNT ! a HOURS UOnM POUR -THET COME. OUT
1 MiiiV " s DROPS tV&fW l 3-M- 5 DROPS BACK' -f GEfiAER ? VNEUU
JiA H MOORS HAiwT 'I o OH I AWWurt GoTiTy pouR t BftCK'
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"TUP "TALV
!-' int,- . QiMT BY NCA SISVICC IMC. J
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J were served hy the young Iioh-I
I tess' mother. .. . .." I
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Announcements
The Loyal Sisters of the Chris
tian church will meet Wednesday
afternoon . with Mis. CSeorge I..
Anderson at her home at 1 .1') I
Ninth street.' Mrs. J. I). Smith.
Mrs. ft. Rhodes and Mrs. Clarenoe
Smith will ; be assistant hostessed.
" The Woman's Mlsslonnry jtoelerj
of the Zloii' Lutheran church will
holt lis annual -meeting at the
home of Mrs. -L. II. Awes, at SIM
M avenue, Wednesday , afternoon
at 2 o'clock. k All members are
urged 'to he present. . '
j ..,. '.".
The General Aid -society of the
Methodist Episcopal church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 'J:30
o'clock at the 'church". . Mrs. It; W.
Lelghton Is chairman" or the'soeiul
committee. ' y '
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The Woman's Bible class of the
Klrst Presbyterian church , will
have Its first socfat meeting since
the holidays tomorrow . af ternoon
at J:30 -o'clock' In the community
room of the church. Miu II. O.
Hale ami Mrs. (. K. 'Silver! horn
will he hostesses. All . members
are urged to be Hi ere.
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The Parkilule club will meej to
morrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George Hill. .Mrs. It. A. VV'il
kerson and Mrs. Hubert ( 'hantll -r
will be assistant hostesses.
MENUS
Hy KMor Mary
P.HHAKFAST Oranges, cereal,
thin cream, .poached eggs on crisp
graham croutons, crisp graham
toast, miik, coffee.
-X'XCIIKOX Cream of tomato
soup, toasted crackers, " beef and
vegetable salad, whole wheat bread,
canned peaches on ' sponge cake
with whipped cream, milk, ten.
DIXXKR Pork pot pie, baked
sweet potatoes, corn mustard,
hearts of celery, apple pie. Kraham
rolls, milk, coffee.
Ilread undergoes a distinct
chemical change during the process
of toasting. We are familiar with
the physical change producing a
certain crisp n ess and brownness of
color, nnd are prone to place the
chief value of toast in these at
tributes. And the crlspness Is im
portant since It makes us "chew."
But the heat of toasting changes
THIS WHIHTLtn BWA.N MET Ills) UKATH because he
looked like a Boone (o a huntanian. The rare bird was
killed dear Knlamaioo, Mich., rerentlr, and has been pre.
aentruVlo Kalamazoo College. Misses Ruth Itrownf int
tlliabelh l'wo are shown holding It. ,
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I i, ttV ill i.' I - . ( i t J Dl.l'li'.MllMil'HiilllHi
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '
some of. the starch Into dextrin.'
which taxes the digestion to a lesser
degree than does starch, so the
chemical change is responsible for
much itf popularity of crisp toast.
Ileef am) Vegetable Knlnil
One cup cooked diced carrots,
cip diced Cooked turnips. 1 cup
diced cold roast beef, 1 cup cooked
st ri ng boa ns, shredded leVt nee1,
French dressing, pickled beets.
Make tho drossing, using tea
spoon salt, lift ' teaspoon pepper,
teaspoon mustard, 2 ' tablespoons
vinegar and,t( tablespoons oil. Cut
Ntrlng beans In small pieces and
combine with carrots, turnips and
cold meat. Pour dressing over It,
cover and let stand in a cold place
for 'oilo hour. - Arrarige on a- bed
of lettuce and garnish with pickled
beets, cut (n . fancy shapes.; Servo
very cold. (Copyright, 11)27, N'KA
Service, Inc.) '
Divorce Hunters
Invited; Germany
To Make It Easy
nrcnuN, : Jan. is cap) m-
vorces may be had for tho asking
In Germany when the judiciary
committee of the Heichstag gets
(through with' modernizing the ex
isting divorce law, which while
' lenient in lis provisions is Involved
1 In so much red 'tape that legal
i proceedings ore both cosily and
tedious.
Among other things the com
mittee Is considering a provision
j which -would' compel-a woman to
support nor mvorcea nusnano a
well us children In case It Is
proved that the husband Is finan
cially incapable and the wife In
good circumstances. In any case
tho support of the children, ac
cording to the proposal, would be
borne by tho most able of the par
ties In the Vilt, regardless of whii h
one obtained the divorce.
In general the committee Is in
clined to allow courts to grant
divorces when It Is shown that lhe
actions of either party for any
reason made further domestic life
unpleasant or unbearable for the
other party."
I1LA.MF "KOPIfOMOKKS"
JIOSTOX "Tho sophomores of
life." ns ho terms tho young mar
ried set, are the greatest source of
trouble today In the enforcement of
prohibition, says Alfred K. Stearns,
principal of . Phillips AJidover
academy.
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By Williams !
Bobbed Heads A
Mistake, British
Artist Declares
LONDON Jan. 18 (AP) Hohbed
heads are all a mistake. In tho op
inion of Sir William Orpen, presi
dent of the International Society of
KculptoRM, Painters and Gravers,
and one of Britain's most distin
guished artists.
"My conclusion Is that women
should never have cut their hulr,"
said Sir William, his theory being
that women's heads aro too budly
shaped, and their faces loo largo,
"Hobbmg whs bad enough," the
artist, declared, "but Bhlngllng Is
worse and us for tho Kton crop, I
feel quite uncomfortable, when I
have to sit next to It,"
Sir William 'believes shorn hair
Is merely a passing fad. "It can't
last," he asserted, "lujcanse. It Isn't
beautiful and exciting enough."
""FrDtn mr urtlstlc. viewpoint short
har In not at all Inspiring The art
ist, said: "Tho modern shingled
woman at any rata in tho Indiges
tible mass will never Inspire a
type lu art comparable to tho An
clent Greek type, for Instance."
"Of course there Is tho rare wo
1011 who has a beautifully shaped
heart, and does look " wonderful
bobbed," Sir William admitted.
VV.XTKS Alt I A 'S It I PK
, noMNGTON, ring., (AP) Mrs.
Lucy Ilackrotlh, age J0II, whose
rosy cheeks arc almost wrinkleless,
attributes her splendid health to
plain food and quiet mode of liv
ing. Tho diet of the centenarian Is
simple. It consists chiefly of whole
wheat bread, a loaf Mind a half of
which lasts her about a week, but
ter, milk, baked apples, a Tew vege
tables and occasionally a little
-bacon.
The holidays aro over and we
m ion. say the five-day week Isn't so
bad, after all. -
HERE'S many a young-,
ster to whom oatmeal
means "H-O". They're
quick to tell the differenco
when they get some other
kind. For H-O has a real
"toasted" flavor and a firm
texture quite its own. Once
they know H-O no other
. oatmeal will do.
New Style H-O cooks
quickly. Ready to serve In
two to three minutes.
em
f
IS-
OATS
Quickest Hot Cereal
HEALTH
Heading l men I lies lit Otherwise
Normal Children 111
Hy F. Iloxwnt'tl. M reread v. M, !.,
l- A. V. I PUlHburg
Member Onrgus Memorial Institute
In Johnny's case there Is no im
pairment of word-hearing memory,
In fuel It Is qulto acute and has
compeiiMMtpd In many ways for the
Inactivity of the word-seeing mem
oryjfor bis Inability to learn how,
to read. Tho hoy's behavior rone-'
lions are natural under the elretim-1
fiances. His rending difficulties.
aggravated by continued nagging
and derision In Nehool nnd carping
sollcltudo nt home have served to
develop u well defined sense of In
feriority, u fear of putting himself, '
in any way, in competition with
those of his own ago who have no,
such difficulties, . j
Hence his ImldU of bullying, of
association with younger children
not yu of reading age, his effort'
to gain acclaim by wild tales, his
squandering of money upon those;
who have no money to spend, his'
herding with older nnd undesir
able hoys who consider Ignorance
of books an asset rather than a
liability.
.The parents are relieved hut not
yet are their minds fully nt wise.
Will their hoy over be able to learn
to- read, will his disposition and
habits change, will he ever amount j
to anything? ,
The doctor, with n warning as to '
the fallibility of human judgment,
his own included, answers "Yes" to I
these questions. He warns them. I
however, that It will not he n quick I
or an easy matter, but a long hard
pull for nil concerned.
,The first Important step to be
taken Is to bring the ho himself
to a full realization of the facts.
The doctor will kindly and care
fully. In tho presence of the par
ents, If they will promise to allow
him the floor throughout the inter
view, explain to him the reasons
for his scholnstlc difficulties. He
will take spoolnl pains to Impress
That Baby You've
Longed For
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Mrs. Ilurtoii A(IvIs4m VmiMn mi j
Molhci-I.feml sod ('ompjiiiloiishtp
. "For several years I was denied
the blessing of motherhood," ,
Writes Mrs. Margaret Hurton, of
Kansas (Mty. "I wus terribly nerv-j
ous and subject to periods of ter
rible suffering and melancholia. I
Now I am tho proud mother of a 1
bountiful little daughter and u true !
companion and Inspiration to my
husband. I hellevo hundreds of
other women would like to know
the secret of my happiness, and I
will gladly reveul It to any mar-!
rlcd woman who will wrlto me."j!
Mrs. Hurton offers her advlco en-'
llrely without charge. She Ins
nothing to sell, Letters should bo
addressed to Mrs. Margiiret Hue
ton, 006 Mnssnchu setts, 'Kansas
f'lty, Mo. Correspondence will be
strictly confidential. Adv.
r
A Buying Guide
Before you order dinner at a restaurant, you con
sult the bill-of-fare. Before you take a long trip by
motor-car, you pore over road maps. Before you start
out on a shopping trip, you should consult the adver
tisements in this paper. 'For the same reasons!
The advertising columns are a buying guide to you
in the purchase of everything you need including
amusements! A guide that saves your time and con
serves, your energy; that saves useless steps and
guards against false ones; that puts the s-tr-e-t-c-h
in family budgets.
The advertisements in this paper as so interesting,
it is difficult to see how anyone could overlook them
... fail to'profit by them. Just check with your
self and be sure you are reading the advertisements
regularly the big ones and the little ones. ItTs
time well spent . . . always.
'IIIHHMIll!
NEW SPRING MODELS
College Girl and C-B Bodicette
Very Reasonably Priced
2.50 3.50 4.25 5.00 6.75
PUTMAN'S
upon him that' his defect, white
unfortunate, Is one from .which
many other people suffer, and that
no more. personal blame Is Involved
than In persons who lack the abil
ity , to dlstttiHutHh colors, have no
ear for music, or luck a sense of
humor. .
The mechanisms through which
his various disorders of behavior
arose will be explained to him its
simply as possible, for the better ho
knows himself the easier will It be
tor him to correct his deficiencies.
The next step will be to streiiKt li
en his word memories by Infinite
repetition, beginning with short and
simple words mid gradually going
on to those more complex, a valu
able aid to the stimulation of word
memories is obtained through mak
ing use of association pathways,
for just as tho comparatively tin
educated adult understands his
newspaper better when he mumbles
the words or moves his lips while
he reads, so will the "word-blind"
buy find that the memory Is more
CONCERT
Charles Wakefield Cadman
America's Foremost Composer.
, Assisted by
Mrs. A. L. Richardson
Coloratura Soprano
Wednesday, Jan. 19 8:15 P. M.
L. D. S. Tabernacle
Prices $1.00 Students 50c
Auspices of Neighborhood Club
Our Stock of Orthophonic Victor Reo
ords is complete. New records daily
..CARR'S
Avoid time-wasting, money-wasting detours
on the road to merchandise value. Read
the advertising "road maps"
Page Three
firmly fixed when lie reads nlolidj.
Added help Is obtained If he writes
(he word as he repeals it.
' The doctor advises that'. If prac
ticable, this ancfla! training bo
given by Momeono' with experlenov $
In this class or eases, who will, un
der his supervision, fd(ov the lliiftx
Indicated. He. repeats his assqn'
ance of a favorable outcome If his
l ail vice Is followed In every par
ticular, and Johnny's parents, re-,
j lieved nnd happy, leave the consult'
j Ing room, taking with them n boy,
I for whom the whole world ha''
changed. ' , '" -s;f.
J Kor now not only does he tinder
j stand what has been wrong but.
j others understand too and know
that he has not been to blame. - ,;-
I You aro sure to hnv friends so-.
long as your money lasts, pro-,
vlded you do not hang onto It (oq,
tightly. . ,
Slogan for revuo producers: This
la the dawn of a nude day, , t ? '
i f a i i
Si?'"
ass-