Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1928)
o o o o o jMEPffOUl) MATL TKIBUXE, MKDFOKO, UUT:iOT, TIM rU'smYV H rfi ) B K H IS, V.VH. o CHURCH COMBINE SEEKS INCREASE I OF ATTENDANCE! The lulkiwin church ft tilt city have corn bitted their forces tor u six weeks cumpaiijit in the in- terewt uf incrcaKed interest, ami at- tendance ut ail Her vices titid a deepening of ihe splrkuut life of the membership and adhcrems: - South Methodist, North Methodist, i ts and it is hoped that n re-1 at Jarmin & Voodx DrHK Stoic A : ciai weather rejwirtM this forenoon Salvation Army, Baptist, Christian !-rd reuFdn crowd will he in huwl and two 'fish piven with a iVOc . showed cloudy weal her to he pro und Presbyterian, attendant e. ; ..m-chasc of t'.miiitl's laxative ml.. vaiHrni .elsewhere throtihmit the No Hpecial evangelists will he The Kiks hand is chilm-d to , p-m. yoit ; mate, used nor will there he uny Hpeeml hp um ,,f ut(? f-ncht musical; Mr. and Sirs. Ira rnarn-y wciv A remark ofu-n heard on iiu ineetfngrt in connection with this oi-Kanizatli.ns in the state f t tre-. husiness vislutrs In the oitv y.-Kter-1 streets the past seVi-iai davK in in -ampaiKn. Increaad emphuHis wlll.tKon. and with their new nnl - ,i;ty, naviiiK motnvl in from their 1 etiVct that it is n shame'ihat however, be. pluwd on every ren-irms are creatitiK a very fav-1 ,otne jn the AppieKitte diMriet ' eoupie, frosts htst hcfnre this lar serviee of the church, lite Ktm-1 oiable impiessi.m. ' earlv in ih iorniK. f oioe weather starnd in killed s day school, youns peopte.s orKttnt-j 11 s exp.-cteu tnat uttruiK me, zutionH and missionary and other eoniin year the hand will lie; HoeieliCK of the flmrt-h. pent tn numerous events whe h : Six hie special Sundays have:' he held on the Caeifie eoast, been desiKnateu as follows; Ortober 21 Holi call for every member Sunday, with men's niht.j Kvery member of the co-operating churches is expected to be present Sunday morning with a signed pn-!teresied in It's success and it roll men t card. Men are urged to; is believed that a splendid re make this Sunday night a great jsponsp wiu np aeeordeil the hand night in every church.- (live this'ln it's efforts to have a laiKe greatest of all uplift organizations j attendanee at the forth-eomiiw your presence and hackiug. j da nee. October 2S family day and wo-i The money received from th men's" night. Kvery member of the ! tlekets sold is used for the hand. lamilv from juniors tin should he present. Fill the family pew as of o! n to the puhlie on next Tues old. Women will have the renter jd' nljchi ami an enjoyahle nf news but men are nwt excluded. fair is promsed hy the todo November 4 Civic Sunday with) ; fraternal night. A great day when j i the church issues its stand for civ-; ic aud national rhleousuess pre- reding the election. November 11 Visitors day audi young people's night. Kvery church member to bilug as many visitors us possible. The churches ought to be packed during these great days. The young people have the -enter for this night. They are the future church. November 1R Vlsitalion evan gelism und music night. Opiwtr tunities will be given for renewal of religious vows and pledges to a religious faith. Many of the old favorite hymns will be sung at the evening service. November New members' Sunday and social night. Many will want to dig up their church letters and unite with the church of their choice or make a confes sion of their Christian faith after this series. Slogans: "Txtyalty 1-ifts the 1-oad." People like to go to church where people like to go to church." Make a new start Sunday. Do not miss a siule day of the se ries.' 4 Daily meteorological Keooir Thursday, Oct. IS Medford and vicinity: Fair weather, with moderate tempera ture tonight und Friday. Oregon: Fog on coast. Fair weather with moderate tempera ture over Interior tonight and Fri day. Hie. If Iiocal Iata. Temperature (degrees.) titi 40 llighest (last 12 hours) 7- f!6 Lowest (last 12 hours) A9 40 111. humidity (per ct.) -IB U4 I'rectpitntion (inches)-. .... (State of Weather. ...near Clear Total precipitation since Kept. 1, 3928, 2.08 inches. Sunset today, 5:25 p. m. Kunrise Friday, 6:28 a. m. 8 unset Friday, fi:24 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. 120th Meridian Time j liakcr City 60 34 3X 42 40 -4S (6 34 4S r.4 f'leur (.'lomly Clear Clear Cloudy C'lenr fliar Cl.ar Cloudy Clear Cloudy Ch-ar Chiiuly Clear V. Lily. 1". Cdy. Clnudy Clr T'lenr f ltmne bt j Ju-nvpr fH lies Molni'K.. ...... 3-' Fresno .'. "8 JlWma 00 1Oti AnR'liK 74 Marshfl.ld J'hopnix KB 1'ortlnnil Hod llluff T Itoseburff GS Salt Ixi ke City... 66 S.m Francisco 61 Santa Fe 56 Nfaule 00 Spokane .....64 Walla Walla 72 44 M 44 f,0 36 36 L. W. DICK. Meteorologist. 4 Hear About Pipes For Mayor Friday Tune In on KMED tomorrow ai 9:50 nnd hear a 10 min ute talk telllne who A. W. Pipes. the Citizens candidate for mayor is. whnt property he owns, what his success in life has been and why he should lie elected mayor on November 6. fln.slfled sdv.rtl.lne results Gas Gone, Eats Ham and Eggs for Breakfast "f ret away with ham and Pd." for breakfast fine now. Stomach kus never trouble me since taking Adlerlka." Mm. C. O. Kevett, Adlerika relieves stomach irn nnd nournfftf in TF.N minute. Act in r on HI If uniior ft ml tower f ho we). It removes old waste matter I K 3? HE 3 f J 7ft CITT . S jfH you never thought was in your svt tm, It Adlerika g4ve vmir stitmftch nnd howelji a lil'.AL rh-nnlnir nnd see hi.w much better you it . wi,il surprise you'. Heath's Drug Store. ELKS DICE BAND IN ANNUAL BALL COMING TUESDAY I ! 1 Kll;- l,:ini! da no next TurMiay nij'ht, i the fhnn- of tin-' The- Olintii will t htu t. tb-r l-atiitful Kiks ld:,it will t,. tutllroom. ThH' m-ii (o the iul-' 'c nnd -.-.mimaee-i are alr-aly t actively w)K;iKtd m fwdlint; lick-i Ithus Kreatly advertising Mettfotd ;nnd th HoKe Hiver valley. While hy th the hand is Kponsored luiltze of Ktks. still the entire community is vitally In 'The Kiks temple will he thrown; to everyone who attends dance, th. COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICERS MEET NEXT SATURDAY Preparations are complete for the Jaeksim County Sehonl Ol'fi cmk convention to he held in M"d ftil next Saturthy at the junior high school, with sessions sched uled to hegin at 9:30 in the morn ing, with a roll call of the distrirts at a half-hour later. The main address of the morn ing will he given hy J. V. Crites of the state educational depart ment, followed hy a round -table discussion on hoarding and trans portation of students, school busses j and costs. A luneh will he served nt noon by the 1. T. A. council and the afternoon meeting will he opened I with a wpeeeh hy Miss f,eon Mars : ters on "Opportunities Through Music," after whieh the main ad d ress of t he a ft ernonn will he given hy Miss Helen Heffernan of the California state educational department. The business session will begin at i:.'10 and round-table discussions will he resumed 3 minutes, later. The convention Is open to the public. Radio Program KMED Mall Tribune-Virgin Station 1- Thursday, On. IS fi:05 to ti:ir t'nnimunily ad dress tinder auspices of the r Citizens ticket for judge. t!:lf to 6:30 News and mnr- r ket reports, 8 to tt p. m. Farm Uurenu 0 to ft:,'10 p. m.Mod Plumbing & Sheet Metal 4 Co. Friday, Oct. 10 10 to HJ;.'10 n, in. Southern Ore. Kiec. 10:3 to Jl a, m. M. M. Dept. Store. 11 to 1 i ; ;itt a. m. Jaefpie Lenox, Milliner. ll::m to 12 a. in. llmphv'tf So. Orel lending ieweh r. 12 to 12:3a a. m. Sanderson 4 Motor Co. 12:30 to 1:30 p. m Music House. fl.o,"i to 6:1! j. m. Stacey. I t ; 1 f to 6:30 p. ni. News and ; Markeu reports. ; 4, . 4, 8 to 9 p. m.-i-Medford Realty Ihftird. sponsored by 4, IlORRS. i 9 to l)t;lo p. m. Community 4 ( address under auspices ut 4 the Citizens ticket for dis- 4 trlct attorney. 4 3:10 to 10 p. m. Columbia. 4 Modern Plumbing & Sheet Metal company program, 8-9:30 p. m October IS: Carlton Janes In violin eolos and fJeorge Madiiox fn vocal sojos. Mrs, Carlton Janes and Mrs. IL C. Williamson, accompanists. Just Like Your Lyes .Homer Orunn with violin ofilicato I'll Take You )lfnm Again, Kathleen Thos. I. Wesiendorf Mr. Maddosc ' pointed and hurt, 1 shall tell you Londonderry Air Kreisler ' n my next communication fur IMcrjeUe.. Iran iJrlajtber what h; said to us. It is Mr. Janes : enough to say that it caused run- Your Fycs Have T'dd Me So islderable fear and hesitation as to . i;. Carr Hardy S'tmettni'-s at Jlr- of jtriy ... ; j Clara Ldwardst j Mr. Maddux j Little White Mt,r , . iodfrey Ludlow Mr. Janes Vorter J. Neff tells why C M. Thomai should he re-elected judge over K.fi;i), from to fi;15 to- nirt. hriday from !:T.O to 10 a. m. the radio listeners w 111 he tod ome- Ihing about why A. W, I'fpen, large property owner, tdiould to j elected ma rut I . I. Walter hits b.tm notified . by Frc(i M. Ibtnen. regional sec-; rotary th.it Ashland was iitvn th ' pl ft-rcnc fitr tht Ufuiiin.il met-; inc. Thi- ttu-etinp v.ffl be hid ' tiif-r Iat in January r -arty itt . I'. i,iu.iry, -(ccidiu,; t.i ,r.-s-m ' tdans. Th.r? is nhl to .. a (misi-, t.ility uf having t llth'muut , hoy-; work -ocrtiry from Nw Voi k ii assist in the lut-.-tin. - Ashhuui Tiding. Up sure to tret your free cola fih ; Uny your Sunday dinner at the I many flowers and tirowini? vei;e F.Mid Saie at the Med ford Kteetrie tables. While the ftnst put a sen stere Saturday. , 2iMnti crimp in roses, .:eiatiiitms. I). I.. Jones returned to Medferd U!e first of the week, after spend-i in the past month in Josephine; Tomorrow will he another day oi eounty. whre he was engaged in ' fine weather, as the official fore highway constriction work. cast is for fair weather and mod- ii:ii.- l'.itni M.-n nit n ' 1'heasant fever" Is a new ail- j ment reported hy several local hunt ers, who Kay its symptoms are sim ilar to those of "buck ague." One hunter, I larry 1 la nsen, th is fore noon attributed the fever as the cause of him last evening missing several i;ood shots, as several hird.s v: coming up at th wildered him th: ; to shoot until ! pea red. ! I'ear trees, 2e; Frenelj roots, j budded; nofhintr heMer. J, Harney Nursery. Tel. il)ll-V. (t;f A ttumher of Odd Fellows are expecting to journey to t'i rants Pass tomorrow ev4'ning, upon invito thus from the encampment of that city to attend and witness the solentu- isdmr of the Oohten Hule degree. (Jrants Pass has probably the best : patriarchal team In Southern Ore- gon and visitors always enjoy see- ing the work performed. Oeree of Honur Carnival. Mod-j fire rally which wilt he UvU lo eru Woodmen hall. October ifl. morrmv nilii at 7:4 a on the flood time in store for all. ;m cirrus grounds on the. corner Uecause of the lack of spare, the ir,f Fir and Crape streets. The write-up of the business men's ex- cursion to the Owen Oregon lumber camps near Uutte Kalts yesterday had to he left out today. This write-up, including pietures if the ramp, will he ptthlishd In the Sun day edition of this paper. Dance. Fnnte PoiiU, Sat nite. 211 A special ht of imported and do mestic flower bulbs have been re ceive! liv the Monarch Seed? & Feed Company, and, as an introductory ,ff...- this lmm..v U .ti-in" some exceptiojial specials for Fri-j day and Saturday. Ye Letter Box 3fm- "llrKMt.M To the Kditor: Oti May 2nd, the, time appointed hy Judjic Thomas and the grand jurors for the next session of the Chancy R-rami jury, we met. Neith er of the special pro.sertttors was present. We had received no an swer to the questions submitted to JudKe Thomas in the partial re port, uhether or not we would be ; required to return numerous in jdletments growing out of the . handling of the pruhitdthin fund J would depend upfn thi answers i which Judge. Thomas would give to jibe questions. Hut he did not ap pear at the appointed time. The firand jurrtrs were at a loss to know what to do. The other grand jurors then had written up in the clerk's office the following report which afterwards appeared In the press: "Medford, Oregon, May 2, 1H2S. To the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Oregon. We are advised hy the special prosecutors appointed hy the Court that a report is not required, but think one. ought to he made. Court being adjourned we do not know what to do. We will meet again at the call of the Court for further instruc tions and advice. Katie M. Orieve, Forewoman." Ily some means information concerning this matter must have gotten to Judge Thomas because I'ftlmer 4l'n tne afternoon he opened court. ' . i,o.-i,. M-ith hi.., .t,to i . ,,.,., . , . ithe s-ctnd of the winter series of (containing the questions 1 sked . , . , , . , 1 k!, ... .'dancer just begun by the Masonic ithe questions. He stated that he had talk d to two of the gtand f jurors who advised him that vote was taken on the report. He would, therefore, send It back to us. That If we wanted to make a record of it, it would have to he voted upon and tdgned by us. 1 sat there with a copy of these questions and a pencil, firmly be lieving that he would answer the questions and I could note the answers on my copy. I supposed he would say "As to question number one" yes or no, whether a crime had been committed. If one had been committed, he would name the crime, such as larceny, embezzlement or larceny of public money. I am not allowed the space here to recite the lectilie which he g?tve us for having asked these questions, We were greatly diap- ; further action by the grand Ju KATIK M. OKtKVF. 1 fl'aid. Ad v.j : f : Scn-Tthmal Nile ff ft lit nry ; Friday nI Sattmlit y Late models from New York In at! the new colors. Imported i-m-j broideries, metallic, stitched vi vets; nil head tU Misn Taylor, AX S. Central, ' if , . Stated conimunleation - Medford Lodge No. 103, A. F. A A. M.. Fridny, Oct. J:, ; 3a p. rn. Uy order of W, M. C. M. HOCSTON, Secy. MTORD FAVORED " 'ALCOHOUC IONIC IN FALL WEATHER ! GOES UNDER BAN ! REPORTS PROVE; SOFT DRINK BARS i " " M-Uird. which has Wis njy-1 h., v-r tim- autumn weather ftr several iluys imM, st'ms (o hi a favored sni in (nsn iida an . whik continued mild tc-iniioratur ! ; and warm sunshine were prevail-! his lime during the dav. the offi many Mowers are yet in bhtom in the city. erate temperature. Yesterday's . maximum was '2, and indications j' were that the temperature would he much higher today, as at mum there was a temperature of CS, with the warmest part of the dav yet to come. 4- MONSTER FIRE RALLY FEATURE TOMORROW NIGHT Considerable fvAtonwnt is rejfcninK ammiK local hiuh j-hool students over the mtns:-r bun latest yells Well list of ntchy tunes are being rehearsed ; by members of the lep club, ; under the .hrevuon of veil Lead er Stanley Vit-o- today, which : promise to instill an ample amount of spirit Into local tans. Mayor Alenderfer and Colonel E- K. Kelly will he the prtneipti speakers of the evening .heir talks to follow the serpentine j parade of students !tleets of Medford through the The high hod band, under the direc'lon S of Wi hum Wa i t wi 1 1 a iso con t r :- bute several peppy numbers t-o j the program. SCHOOL CHILDREN ENJOY HOLIDAYS NSTITUTE WEEK The public schools of Medford. as well as those of the other cities and towns ami the rural communi ties, were closed all day today and will he tomorrow, U enable the teachers to attend the annual teachers institute of the county nt Ashland, which convened In that city this morning. Superintendent K. II. lledrhk and the principals of the various buildings, are also attending the institute. Thus H Is that the pupils of the schools, counting Saturday and Sunday, have n. four days vacation period, which they are enjoying to the utmost because of weather prevailing. the fine MASONIC DANC AT HALL ION 1 . , . ! 1 reparations are complete fr Oanclng club at the Masonic ball room on West Main street, where an exceptionally good attendance is expected ihis evening. JJanclng will begin at !t o'clock and will be open only to Masons. memherK of the F.iistern Ste.r, ihe De.Moiays and their friends. A committee has been working on tonight's party for some time and arrange ments have been made for refresh ments during the evening. The music will be furnished hy the Hroadwny orcheBtra. Portland lAOO.AOO terminal dock north of Hroadway Is new prospect. Hot Spring construction work on new 1X5,000 school here v"" gresif ff. Honano filds nsked for grad ing of seven nillo market road j north of here. 1 A Coqililie Oetoher 2fi-27 "t for annual corn show. date 1 Satisfaction Gm&tmnteed For many yeart, men and women everywhere havft been uitng end recommending Foley. Fills A diuretic itimulant to tfac kidneyi Quick to relieve Try them E Gii i ! i I'j'd-r 4rdi-r frOrt fed' Mai pt dtitil itfii enlii hv.j.l. .ii.ii f it. ft drinti f ihis ri'y, (his m-ii uiin; ceasi d ' -31iJ:; hif;h-p"Were4 iunji a. I - -the i.i. The order, ar. imlin-; lit hi. aj ofl'h ials, wlH he state wide in 'tl'ect. and wnws ji- an aftermath ii a derturniitW iftenuath jf a iilrui'iiiitw ly Vinii-.J t;ii'vs ijjsii'iri AiUtr- aKii adtpteii apu'viii:; iiw jdatt l' ney ;.rt;e Nuenvr uf ! 'or! land, eliaane the name i!' t)p ut --a Jia tt ihe pra.tue. fidiuwum lUm it ihe ''Farm Hm-t an I'.vir- iiie trial of Wiihum M. Hardy, a Kianuith cuimty pioneer, in the federal coHU here, -hai'K'ed with y ihii;; ihe ionics at his Sprai;' iin ( . Kia math ittinty poidiiail. Ahllat.iy was acquitted, hy a jur . The oilier does not effect dins; stoivs m' Ki'i'ci-ry stores sellin" tin tttni. s by the h(ith. j The nfder came as a surprise ' loeally. hot caused no apparent! ilisJn.-s. The bitter" of Messrs i ' Ahbntt. wnv in hinh i favor among local citi?a'ns i" - ;need of stimulant, morning.! noon and night, ami in helwcvti.; 'at f wo bits a shot. "HettattH's Wine Tmth- also has qtihV a vogue, tint contained a smatter- : ; ing of quinine. Thr so-caih l jCalifoniia wiisc tonics, lacked the jaiiolmlic content of tho above jtvio. The "tinics" are sold under ;a governinent permit, and hao ifi'om It'i to ti percent ahhnl iThey are suppitsed to he Hsi-d ! :i It IIli1U'ill !tmi not to !.- used :is a beverage. 1 towovei , . they were used more as a bev- erage, than a medicine, whici bjoiiht about the hail. Pistrh-t Attorney Nucner, in hi.- st a lemeat auainsl the flle of tomes ' ovi-r the bar, hy th glass," said thai he would the full power of the enfot-ei'- jiuent agem-iejj, and, thai remedial b -gi)atiou would probably he urged before the next session of ((.uuress. to close the hob ; in the Volstead Act, iROPHY JEWELRY HAS k NEW IN , The nw trophy Jewelry store sheriff, having my claim to he re sign, which extends across the i turned for a second term upon my sidewalk on Main street, caiitng i ecord and ih experience gained attention to the attractive shop, j during the past lour years, has received a number of admiring ( The experience f have acquired ctumqeniH from btcal residents. ' in condurtfnp, the various' depart since'l'tK ereciijui there the first of j tnenls id the office will, 1 tim com the week. Jideht, permit me Ut rnder citi The large Neon electric sign, j w-ns and taxjiayers of the county which measures roue by 13 feet, j improved wrvicn during Ihe corn has a gv en background. Th name - lug four year lirophy's Is written In white lights I pledge you the same strict fe aeroKs an clectricaily lighted urrmv j vol ion Ut Ihe 'M'l foruiaiicu of the which curves from shaft fo point ; multitude of duties coiiiieetod with in the direction f the shop. The j the nttice as has prevailed dttriiu Hrophy store is j-ahl to have had ; the first Neu electric sign in M-d ford, they having at firm erected i flat sign which lay against th fiont wall of their building. The Eomance Beautiful of the Anniversary Month THE SCREEN'S GREAEST ROMANTIC FIGURE In an Absorbing Tale of a King's Love in Exiio fORB With Re nee Adoree One moment the beloved of king, the ntxt offered on tHe auction block of dere. Never juch p'cture of reck(e romance, heartbreak and young love. Never uch a pair of lever as Ramen Novarro and flenee Adsree. i ADDITIONAL STOCK IN FARM BUREAU IS DISPOSED OF i-iifit1 , lean ysa'n'iu' siifd limisi si" addi p,tt hr tioll-d ;..ha;"i d lh- .vlml, ill lit' in Lr.iniii itiii weie -dd and acp:-i-ai ;iv n iy r'sduf h'n fr the mv if .,Sl7,r-"' m ut wliifh the eic'ii .faekm niiy iJrasj.' have amed t nesidiiiiiue were ati-vr" and for the ivcapitahnOon at .vr.ti.O'fo when the jui svai plans have hern completed. US the huiV lesniutioifs w'ie paed nnaai mon-l . U. it. Kipp. marketing expert t the (Nulfaud t'hamr id i'i-tu m-r e, talked to ihns preseiit. 1 he harden of his talk was that farm ers should roguiatr their ci'M and piotiiue tii iitii-f the mari.ef demands. MititJiery XiU jv th" tii!" t I'iiv i-ur ptrt or sh-1-vt, tli't -V4-rv-iw ittv this ;i'w. Vrii--es l't"in S Vf,. la iA. cUe!K aud T.n!.'!, iJ S C.'ini.ii iiiid S-.ii unl;i j , i t. t'('i-T ! ' A dr.- ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDACY o the Voters of jargon County; i 1 hereby aniioanw my tandiilac i for re-ch-cihui to the oitne oj the past four years Sincerely, j HALPH tJ. JKXX1NOS. j rah! Adv. hy Halph ti, JenJihi.rs. ?u r ( m:ia 1;l A 1 HOD ALSO GOOD .AOOEO SMOT FEATiJAES A MATJOX-Wfae INSTITUTION- Furred Coats Ah Octobf r Offering of Rare Importance! Sees 2 to 6 Sizes 7 to 10 Sizes 1 1 to 16 $4-98 $6-90 $9-90 OduT smart A vogussK styles, 6.90 group, 8.90 Weeks o diligent search in the New York market result in these exceptional values! V New and durable suede - finished fabric cut in the authentic coat-modes for smart yoiiiliMs, varmly inter lined, tastefully enriched by fur. In W tones, J other leiidin tolvrs. With Jecomthe jagj em seamhmt. An Assortment Outing Gowns Women who prefer a soft, warm oultng flannel gown when the thermom eter drops near zero wi)3 he pleased with these new ones economically priced, too, from 79c, 98c $1.49 Solid Color Stripes Flowered Patterns Massy many gowns for you to select train some with caUars, short sleeves and long sieeves, braid tritnraiitgs and perfeetiy tailored make your selection irons a fresh assortment. 1GP4832F Yes, we know these shoes are very modestly priced, hut we are able to do this because we buy for 1024 stores instead of on?. Not because 'we ever skimp, in the tiniest detail, on Quality or Workmanship , ' Thtrt is tomtihma diilinC' tivt about thil Gun tittal Cai) Oxford Sti'iA t'M all 1 talker htti ad toll, and rwaggtr tot. $4.98 n EYlfii CUic new models, f 12.75 of Many Styiesin Flannel Urrf is mcJtsl'y fried thot tUWi gii you milts sf twsr tmd hek wtli vekilt dil it. CmHUUU tC QA ;MM!Yk WW ODJTL (Its) fata I IB
