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Monday, -August 20, 1027 f.A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER rage Five Local News In Brief X7, ii; i. i:s'is Nci(. 5 I.iiIhu' day ttIi-Iir-(inn hi Kit (.inude. If.'i-Js, me. Coiivc nllnn nf Orcein I'uient-Teneiii-r I'oii Klf'SM lil'n'. Hero I 'ituti I ::itci pi ;-.( Nellie .1. Zun-hrr. oi Kn t rpri.se, Haa a La (Iraude i.s;tor yesterday. At Holey-- .Mis. J. terpri.se, v Foley yt-Nt i am i. ii-r.a n tM-il' r. i : 1 1 - (alio t'nuplc Mr. and Mn ildr- a, .f rod at tin- I ui and rt-Kis- In l.a (.rnmle Mr. and Mm. 11. ol' Hood Civ r. vr visitors in l.a (Inimic e Isaacs, el; end At Lake Mr. and and ehihln i ,l I'H, Hiertt' J. Kilt';!', AV Mis. I. ley I Sherwood rry and Shirli y and mil's mother. Mrs. H. le Wallowa lultc vifi- liars y.s.j play. On lliii Miiium l '. i;. Hu.'n y have Koitu into Ci;llhtiy ' ':!' ' aUout Hi n t ol: vt r I nit ley Kit; Miuam I hey . ill peiul an outiliK. Ileppm-r Mien Hen- - S. I. Yri:;ht aud II. I'di.slu', or HeipnnV. v.e:r bnaiii'S-s visilurs Jii e Sal unlay and, Sunday. Her lorn faltlwcll-r-iiii.l ,M:r. I.. H. uuuunm's, 1 hele yes- Culdwell. 1-!;:.. vi.-lti ijerday. jU its at tin r oiey. H re I 'rnin I nion Mr. and Mrs. l-'i'd ISrnwn and daiiKhter - l-'rit da were in La. Orande this nmrnia. They re turned to their hiu!e al I nion be fore noon. HctiuiLS Home Mr. and Mis. lltib y itiehardson and Mr. and Mm. Ward Fowler have ret unicd from a I wn-wet k trip to Camion Ueaeh, icloria and Vancouver. The. trip ftua made, by motor. Vacation I .ml Air. and Mis, I, ml 1';imlv and returned Sato;.; t T i i into Wis where they vis; W. C G.dl.mher Mis. Anna Grant (y from a motor -i, WashiiiKton. I -1 relatives. Here I Yoni Vaktina Miss Marion Seoti, Wash., i Vis.'.:i:v ' with M'.-a 1 o'.i .y;e Icy Smith . iniim . :'J Visit Jo 1aitMi-i T-li'S. IS', iv' U:-ad:i;; daughter. M iv.: V. Iv h rt here i'"i:d:.y i.ioii H.lM. w here 1 I . y w fi ieiids and reL.Ii'.i m td' Viiklimi. l.a tJraude at the llar- I iiml r:sit( P.radshaw. X or Kan- isii"1 'w it ti about month. IVlker Couple Hen Mr. nod Mrs. It. A. .latin spent yesleituiy viMtm'-r in La Grande, r. and M .-s. .J no- make Un-lr home ill HaU- :. They registered jil the Soiniiu r. On l-Vliimr '"t'P Mr. ai'd Mrs. CiarU Denny and Mr. and Mvs. l-'ritx Lolbs h-K Sat urday eveiniur lor a w cl;'s fisli-in- and eaii.pini: tiip in Wallowa county. Pi. hi Pi 'la vi r II 'I ' P. Noel, a I loisi polo; el lib, Ihe Foley '.yesb I rtopp. d h. r. on egisler Mr. .il at Noel Van- . win bar- t ',u i r h r. ) l.MteM Kick sjc: t: anco Mr- 1'. Inn ';itur iin.l .Mr-i:. y ,1 , in Mil ... i.i -1 Mr ,...(. ol KailK;i! wil h 1 h i' lur i nil Mi's. Svm . mi Mtlttin.. hn ,i .ii- .Mr. , pll mil .Mi'-i. . r. !;iun.l i:. k;.-,i i.i-i ;i li.l HiMI, I' l ii ml nihk- u i-. U . ml v I'.ii il' uml li' i ,,!,. Tlu lima l;ili". sit iilLT . .Mm. .- iiImj 1.. Km. vlsili-il .M l.iilct- Mr. i. :i I .-l.ll.lf.-n. Mi I.yni in i nr. iiini Mis. Ainu - iii. 1 iniiiiM .lr :-i. (-.iiii-i!'-, ( ini al the l.ym.m Ii I.-OI' (ill. I 'i'ii. of uml Mm. - n ml Ii uii mil HIM .1 I I .a n :l l.l I SUM lit Wallowa Li'... 1 t'LINT'S CLOSE-OUT SALE Oil t!:eir t rtirc line of Boys' Quality ' ( L0TH1.(;, HATS AM) SHOES (loimr Cn Kvcrv Day t'nlil Sold Out. Or.tiil y.iur boys now for school at a Great Saving! i. "THE ?TOPE VvTH 'JKN'S AN!) J30YS' licit' on llii!iu" . Ir. It. J. Huckiuun. of S-att! Wash., U in Ihe city on business, i i VlMlliur In I'orllniul j Mm. OHi-nr Cutler, of lhln city, i Is viMMiiK in I'orlland this week, j J Hnmv From IV i ii Ileum rallfornhi. Mr. Applef-aie is a con . ,-Mrii. Alice .Mculcr returned mi action work contractor. home Hi is inorniiiK from n short j , - trip to iViidU-tun. . Ilciv on Hiimiicvs I l'aul Hull, special ak'cnt tor tho ' (Jeiieral Insurance UKency of Am- ; erica, a in the cily on bunlncss. His heaih-uarters are Kpokan. t'orreetlon I The I'nlon 1'aeifie l.abim day 1 f-peclal train to Portland will leave I .a Oraudc al (i:ao p. m. Satur-1 day uighl Instead of the d;parliin) , time announced last week. ! 1 Lett This .Monitim Mrs. V. C. Krueijal lefl thin morning for her home at Pullman. Wash., after several days spent In l.a Crande a house guest of her .sister. Mis. II. (. Smith. v i rus.H'ti Tiirouii Jim I .Mrs. HtiKh Ciibson ipassed 1 j through her' this morninK on her way home to Knterprise. -Mrs. Oihson luis been in l.os Anodes jl'or the past several months vislt- inif. ioin llonu' Mrs. K. I.. Wood left this morn inii for ItnUer after visitint; here with her daughter. Mrs. (. W'. Miisloli, for sonu; time. Mi"3. Woad's home is near (taker. j VN:Hn In City MisH Thelma Kalherine Park Is visliitiK in l.n O ramie for a1 lilays al the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Kus-eli A. Holder. Miss Park Is a member of the Cljl Oinea sor ority and a I'nivcrsity of OreRoif student. VlsiiliiV Meet Miss Mamie Cawihorn. of Port land, is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. It. Kajph Clark this week , nt their home on Oak street. Miss Cawlhorn. who is Mrs. Clark's . aunt, is a piano instructor In f Portland.. I Home From CaiupliiK Trip - Mrs Mat Wise and son. Mau rice, and Miss liuili Maruuis and her mother spent the week end on a camping trip on the south fork of the Wallowa river. The parly relumed home Sunday even ing. T Vl-it at l iiterprlse t Mir Helen Holier! y left this morning for F.nterprise where she i will visit with Mrs. Sluurl llen ! neti for about a wek. Miss Ho herty has J.een veiling here for the past 1" days at the .1. 1-J. Stearns home. She Is here from Portland. Vi-ltln-t Parents John llennett. of I'orlland. spent the week elld here vlsllillg with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Janus Iteinielt. and with his cousin. Mrs. II. F. Dixon. Mr. ltetineit. who is connected with lite Heed I'lauo company in Port land, drove wit h h'.s parents, to Filter prist' .where hey will visit Muart Meiinett, with nnother sun, vUiiej- hi Mrs. Fnid Keckiitz. of Port lantl. l has arrived hen. ami will spend the week visiting with her mother. Mrs. Maj-gnret Switzer. am) her sister. "Mm. 11. K. Dixon. Mrs. Keekritz drove to La Grande Sat urday Adh-r, from Portland with Ituth who will visit her mother uml In illllKOIl. sisti' M i s. l.t-n ti lor lf.iil. th U.-v. tut. I Mrs. IT. V. I'n r- ;rr 1-It l.n llran.li' yvsl.'r.liiy for llin-li Ifh. Iila.. wlii n- lin y will iltiiii Un- anniiiil inl.'r-inuiintMlii mill r.-ime ol 111.- M.-l hoilist KpiH npa clHirch. - w liU-li oj.-ns Ih.-ri' 1'u.Hlay iiml c-ii! In iji-H l.ir din-iM-.-U. -Mr. and Mrs. rafk.-r u -ii. il In slop at New I'lyinoulli, I .In ii f.niti' lo llurlrlfih for a.Mllort lisit. Arnvlril -'io arrisls w.'rc mn.li- liy 1 1 1 liolit'.- ov.-r the k .-nil. flayinnn.l Itrik-us l.s chart'.. f wit li th.-fl of a ...iiiii" liclonclm; to (Jrant l.ymati uml .liuiu-s Warr.-n Is m--iif.-.l of ilrnnUi ni ss. Ilriut'.-. 1h all.-m-.l t.i liaii- liik.-n tin: car front 111 front of n slor.- on A.lnlnK avenn.- ami was iiiir.-hi-n.l.'.l noar the t'otihy uiir.honsc by TrafMr: Offlrcr t'latiil.- i-.)ou.-r, a.'corilinn lo po- nport.s. S': A eONSCIEUCrV OUTFITTER? At Kaini'ln Yoli'nlny Mr. iind Mrs. H. K, JHxon uml children. How aid uml Margaret, drovw to Kanu'lu yesterday uii u business trip. Drmc to linker Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Ueynoids ami daughter. .Marjotc, with Miss Mary j tiulliu l lii MUiu, m uve iu nuu' 'Satnrday cvenim? w hero tiny vb- Ucd w tt h trial r and friend Quests Over Week Km! Mr. and Mm, W. K Han-r as their Kiicsts over the wt'i-k Mr. and Mrs. i .1. Apples-ate ol Visiting Mother IrH (j u ti,;ird and baby soil. itifhard, arc viniiim,' thi week at the home of Mrs-. Mallard's moth- cr, Mrs. Stoihlard. on Kourlh Htreet. Mis. ltallard's home is in L'tah. Hero Itiudnon Oeorge L. Hicks, 'president of the How ma n-HicUs Lumber com pany uml Ham liowman are le re on business. Mr. Hicks is from Kansas Tlly while Mr. liowman is from Minnesota, loth are tin guests of H. N. A'shhy, Kem-ral manager here. , Itcliini llonn- I MIms Hose Mickley and her un cle. John KelKhton. left yeslenlay ifor their liomes at I'rindcll, Wash, .after visltiim ln-e lor a week or HO ut the home of Mr. I-elhton's i,rot ilt.r, l, W. la iiihlon, on t'edar street. Home From I'tN'tlnml It. J. Campbell arrived in' l.a Grande, this morning from Port land where he has been lor sever al days on business. Mr. , Camp bell Is manager of tho East Oregon Lumber company at Kntcrp k H stopped in 1. Clrande today on. business. Iml Vlf.lt - Mr. uml Mrs. Judd Smith and Kn. "lyl hv their of Illinois, accompanied ihv their niece. Miss (iraco t ui Ion. left yesterday lor Portland, Seattle, and other northwestern cities. They will return hero in about two wee Us when. Mr. ami Mrs. Smith arid son will departfor their home in Jlltnois. i ney n..e been visiting in La Grande for about two weeks at the home ol Mr. Smith's sister, Mrs. S.'iUni ham. I LONE FLYER MAY i;e lost IX JUNGLES (Continued from Tape 1) -! fern. young aviator who left j IlMinswicU. Ga., Thursday alter- I noon in a lone attempt to eslab- . lish a world's non-stop record by ; 1 flying 4ii"0 mile ltio Janeiro Hraxll. i Ills route lay over the path tit the gulf stream, east of the Mati- ae:as across the extreme tip of ' Porto Kico and thence over the eastern part ot the Caribbean M to the "eueKUtdan coast. 1 ted rem pia lined to continue over Dutch Guiana and the north eastern part of Prail until he reached Maeiria on the north bank oT the Amazon estuary. If cnnill . lions were favorable he planned to font! nue to I 'ornambiico. 1 Hon mlh s further down the coast, or to j Klo, mini her 1 1'tmmlles. No Authentic New ( Since his start there has been no authenticated news of his being J .u:lited although It was reported 'from the Itahamas that a steamer had seen his plane, progressing soul h ward hoVi: hi;mavi;h ItUFNSWICK, tin., Aug. I'll f A P Renew ed 'hope 1 hat Paul ted fern may have reached Soul h ! America' was given ioua i 'wife and friends of the uvlator I.ou i-H i lien,- loilny on n-c-iin oi un- 1 hik'IiiIicI I'lcsM liilllrtiii Iriiiu Ciir llicll Vflli'Zllrla. I 'I'lm im'W8 was . romiuim icali'd THE PRESIDENT GOES FOR A GALLOP 'A cr. . M fifi 'i . ' I 1 i' A i i-r.wi.i. ui it show a In inf on a tin .l.-iit n. .1 1 Iiil- I he l.-t mortal, lij In.... "I'liK of Cii- iil-l Willi l.i- Mi- III... Ii . .Mt. iiiiinu' Ii 1- lo , -v. .-It.. FIRES LAID TO RADICAL GROUP! Massachusetts Cities Suf fer Series of Incendiary Blazes Yesterday HOSTOV. Ail),'. L'il (AP) A 1 series of fires nf suspected inceii- ! diary oriKiu i Cambridge, aliened ! to be the work of Saeco-Van.e'tt ; sympathisers, .warfs umlc'r investi- i Katlon in thv two mljolntnt! cities t today whlc poliee of both lpoved to protect fire houses which suf- i iered in four or I he blazes. Kljrht, Incendiuty fires all with- ; In a mile and a half of -ach other kept t lie 1 ire a)) pa rat us of hot ll ! chits on the jump yesterday nf- ! ternoon ami lust ni'ht. Two fire houses each In Cam- V bridge ami this city ' were set on lire dut'hiK tjie absence of the com- panics at one or another of Hie t s-rles of blazes and under" condi- . tlons which b it little doubt in the f minds of olticials that the out- ; breaks were planned and executed . by the same person or ffi'oup. i l-'ivo of the fires were in Cam- ' bridge. Two of (hem. those in tho ; lire Ho u set, were s.-t while the up- i paratiiH was busy ballliUK Panics i in an old barn. The fire com- i panics no sooner had returned to J find their own iiariers ablaze, i than two chemical plants were dis covered tmruiiiK niter slight ex plosions. hi t his city two other houses 1 were b i t temporal Uy uncovered I while the apparatus was called o . a multiple' alarm from t he -f reihl ) yards of the Huston and Maine , railroud where a storage shed was ; on fire. , That fire, which was I he most . serious of thy day, wan siibse- i tjiieiitly pronounced incendiary by . i n vest iga ting oftieials. f Immediately to the young wtt) of the avialor who has been staying! with friends here since her bus- , baud hopped off at 12:4i p. in. i Thnrsdax for ltrazll. j Kedfem's plotted course, how- ! ever, did not cany him over Yctic- t ..!. -in. I i f Hi., ti I r t il :i 11. ' re iifirl ril I ' sighted there was the Port of ' Hruiiswiek the aviator had been down off h:s course u few hundred , miles to tin' westward. i Ueiltein's mapped schedule call- 1 ed for his pasie over the drcn- i ada islands and the towns of SI.: George Friday morning. A M retch of 4s: miles of water f.hoiild have brought over the To bago islands 'AS'J miles from Con- tint ntal Land. Friday afternoon ' h fviii'iti'il to lie muir Port of Spain, isle of I rintdad. and Friday : night he lioped to iass over the continent through Dutch Guiana but should he encounter several i 1 winds he would have been ! held bai possibly lore until S ntering iturday South I morning Anient a. I TJ!v smith "degrees east coi w ould have in ken ltedfern Inl and1 over Sotiih Aim i i -i at moulh of Hie Cupperaine rivet , Dutch Guiana, w est of Fa ram rl- bo. Ha .No Fatilo jure Iteilicin was abille. and 1 no radio, he had to figure out ha. uy best In- could his i onise in case winds or storms swerved him irmn , the ploll.-d route. 'Ihe hop. was held here, that Hie aviator, in trying to dodge j storms n ported In the lower Car ibbean, turned purposely from his f coin se and had descend eil sat fly f somewhere in the interior of ' nort hern Soul h A in erica, perhaps at some point where there is no w ire communication. Il Ledlern was forced di1 n in the interior and esvapod iiiiury. he hail Sllffteient food to hiNt for ten days and safety apparlhs by w nieh ii;;rswi:k. t - A. J. Varnei. cha 1 triinswieli-t o-Hra.il tci llil' - n.- )redielei beton- leaving! f.rr -- 1 7"'. ; ) h! almoft iiidctiuiti ly eisl , Uv. . ' '" , ' 5 . f f ' ii.l; ,TV'V n 1 V l" y" 1 I ' "f K s 4f ' - " " UII: 0F TERM AS - -. '4 i t1 ' A- 't 4 c i Whether pllOIM-.MCi. 11 Fagle of Hit the tribe at 1 i- ure oi Sioux tribe, the Day of mittee announced today that sla'e departmeiiL had been tllles ted to nsli assist .i nee of Soul ti American governments i. arching lor Paul It. 1 ted f err womi: Hi i it. -iv .vrniNu vai i-:vn si h i; LONDON (AP -Thousands t)l ) women foic-'hl I heir way Into i Shrphi-nls I ' ','sh Pavilion, u Lon- I don Ihealrc, to a. "Valentino Mem- j orial Service." perl or me d in ix , "Temple oi Iteinemherum-o" cii Ihe , :tag.-. ! Thi ("'IISI I eit h r Itep -Temp:' " '"d ; and tall taml! side of a plinth, hich iviis d.-cor sumking isijeks mi tin- hiw a!ed With Die letters "I:. '. A lari;e laurel wnalh reeled araiiist if.- On top , was a lar;-o piclure ol a hnl mo. ml ihe II a Han I iag. j The -Viei-vie. ' was conducted by' r.-TcWtisfr j. : lirn.an ol II... I fA ,Wi l.A.!;,i'V lufi.- tKSolt,i.it msm m- job appreciate ' value A17) rr l p tit licciifv Yccnnls mtly he carried c(iiffi-tijb(v in the Ciisisi acccxtihlc rccttnl coti tartmcnt nf ttic licic Jriius 1 it t( ('a'fc, ti s.sn ri H g (1 wide variety of entertainment The 'Netv-Bvuiizvikk Pcriable ALL Sl'MMLK LON 5 you may Lave entertain' irent wiu-n and where you want it with the new lirtoiMf '.'( J'o'ldhie, an instrument th.it h.i3 all the virtuci of the finest cabinet unit t supreme musical quality, wide ratine and rcni.irkahle volume. Your rammer vacatio.v i u't coinplettt without one. Let U3 prove iz v,iih a demonstratio". .GLASS DRUGS, INC. The. HEX 'ALL Slorv sioux chieftain . 4 N 1 r in I e J ft ( ! i v H innted bv the rc s Chief Leading -ntly received into idwoo.l. S. D.. president was ree cclebralloii at he the Km;llsh film star Ivor Novcllo, who ailer placing a bunch of red roses in the "temple" delivered u ;';m:; MiiHsnut's "F.lcgle." Wuini ll ! .i ii - i'i . SSt U it H s t;; TMIIISTV (III HI V I'.HS PALIS (AP) - - A whoi.Hile ilrt .making holism has added a re I reth nieiit brr and bull et to its sMbrishmi nt.' ' FallaActl ""f-byers may iioni'ish and sustain Iheiu rees withoul (phllim: tile pnmls--h and jiosMibly falling into t he hands td' competitors. Not only hott dimfs bill co'k i In i and -'hav.! Ihiuor" are avail- ab!-. A Mm. II t.riil room Is run P h Ihe bar. American buyers are particularly cut husiastic III their approval of Ihe Innovation. iJQ A V4) -1 I -.'I 3 J- X roi;m- IN MUNICH TODAY (Continued from Page 1) count of the altitude, to keep the beveraue hoi. The flyers were enthusiastic I about thi' planes action. J "As to the niotor.'' ISroek re ! marked, "she never missed a rev" -nuaning revtdulion. They cstim- nled they used only !' gallons of j gasoline hourly ami tw o gallons of toil. I The Pride of Hot roil whose. : spi ed vui ii il considerably did not establish a time, record for the : crui.Mliir. The lirst jdanc to blaze the Atlantic trail, from Newfound flnml to Clllden, Ireland, which was ! t low n by A Icock and Hrown In Hi Hi. covered the distance of l.titin ; miles In 1 ,, hours an average l speed of I 2a. H miles an hour, i Neverth. dej-s, w hen the aviators i went to bed at an early hour last j night , t hey expressed eunfidenco , they would accomplished w hat I they set out Iti do make a I'ouud- the-woitd IliKht In less than :'S i days. WOULD FLIGHT LOG Hy the AsMichitcd Press Pride td" Detroit: Aug. I'T -Lett Harbor Grace. X. F., 0:14 Fasten) Daylight time. Aug. -X Arrived Croydon, Mug land I:;U a. in., K. I . T., flying I approximately liHMt miles in -Il'i I bonis. Aug. L'!i Left Croydon at ;c:fJ ' a. nt. K. I). T., arrived M unlclt ; shortly alter 11 a. in. K. D. T. ut ter flight of approximately limi miles in an little mure than seven hours. A l ATOlis TI IE N HACK LONDON, lint., Aug. (AIM ---The monoplane Sir John Can In1.', which took tff early this morning for London., Kng.. re turned to Its starting point today, driven, back by a storm- It ran into south of Oakvlllee. 'a plain Terry Tully and Lieut. lames Mcdcair took off in the iiluson - Deiroiter mommlane at d:.'iI o'clock this morning ami w'ere back at I heir starling point it 1 I o'clock. Although the weather was flm- it the hop-off, the aviators' ran into a heay rainstorm while fly ing over La Ue Ontario. When tiny reached Oakvllle. just west of toronto, they decided thntslorm com I it ions w ere so severe t ha I tt would be unwise to continue. 1 'A It IS (AP) pearls'.'" Mi'as been d vor of the oyster by 'What arc hied in la the French courts. The ease was a test hroughl is ol the Japanese "cul arl. I ' ivatefi These also are grown In oysters ami so they are not "false," the court said but tin y are not "real" or "natural." The court ruled that t hey must be designated as "cull ivaied" or given aoine equiv alent description. Th'ai , ulln'g, ' long awaited by STAK 1 Rsi'ivfi-spsrw v s m 11 m a And The Added I'caluix'tle mm-' "Howdy Folks Want band ol' Cheese and "Although llnlland the world, it conies nearer level than any of them!" iw -r "'7?N'"! -"" IN THI Wllf 111)1 Ailivnis Sloro No. IS l.a Ui'amlu, Ore. New Leather Handbags Purchased at a spe cial price concession the bags prove, to he more than ordin ary values. Each is new in style and col or. Made of fine leather. jewel experts, was decided on niiv peal. A recent jewel experts' con gress, represent ing i:i countries, decided the French court's vcr ,n,. l ,.nl. I I... ui. ul !i ii li'Miln . I rule. ( Obituary H AP.V K1LLIOV The tntiiut son of Mr. ami Mrs. Joe C. Kjllion died last evellluK al the Killion home. Funeral ser vices wilt be held from the Huttlor a od Itohneiikamti mortuary. We Buy for Less We Sell for Less IS rand New School Shoes Thea.' are quality shoes for hojs and girls. Styles suitable for both school and dress w ear. Dependable shoes and Ihroiigh large purchase! and wide distribution wel'm-i tine them at Lowest in the City Prices AM si:-..s. Compare our prices! I)eHtioycr.s of llih l';icc.. TODAY AM) TUESDAY a.; STIItKlNC story niodoi 11 piimoLT- iliK' iicliievi.iioiil! A jvrcat (him project in tho liuildinjr! Political Tactions at (1 c a t h Stupendous! InlriHiii', Mystery, allios and Love in- twined in a living, niiivinji- stuiy of the Cleat West! One of the really liijr enter tainment pictures of the season. starrino- Ralph Ince with He:; I.e;.e and Join iMcndez Also Showing 11)' Mir-picture to (in to the ('in? is tin hlV.'C: t e'luntry in eing on tho to i WILL
