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THE BEE DANVILLE VA TUESDAY JUNE 29 1926 OUR NEIGHBORS WIVES ERNEST LYNN author of THE YELLOW STUB Scoop 's Colyum TODAY away mean MR TURBINE AMERICA WINMNf Then supplied A Thought fitful ana 1926 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER XXXVIII he of only ones be your shirt? guns News of Women in Europe have for us May your Jackson We paint the Just olks BY EDGAR A GUEST off JWHJi his million years In The only We brush aside the ways of gentle inure you rest the more rest Hoping thatnen of us shall be KAUMAN course I of the de know you way these had several fights on almost telling people about you were exagger has It that you're drink round and began to writers town Is not gel danger of were just dull the The and coffee because it trickles chin expanding home me she used to be employed telephone One On You ever party That luminous paint invention What do you use it On the Edge of 7:00 smile prompted by confusion playing on his not think much of the American settlement any May children run to meet you May enemies be few And may the blessing of the Gods Descend on what you do With the alarm chock ringing and the birds get in tune stunt is by Hd Pleasant BVNUSUWI says she is mad at her But that doesn't get her our newspaper 'Nothing divorce goes Washington is full of big that are smooth bores Evolution Pome a monk as he swung by tail president of theZUnited Smith means to find it is impossible to elect a presidency he means to If it Is pos Strange is the struggle of the hu man race queer emotions me we moved and swayed We long to give cotnmands and be obeyed Hungry for power and eager for a He to croak a lawyer roue and who are Shall keep the laws which we haie wisely made And flutter when they meet us face to face Your breakfast bacon will taste better and bring home more of it if you will start the day in cool under wear from What a Calamity: "Case of small pox breaks out in the city jail!" Dick blurted out what you do hurting Hell hath no fury like a woman's corns Benedick: is a splendid Singleone: Au Revolt good luck take her widest broom And sweep your pathway clear May men extend you honor And women hold you dear oote Groff says he stunt like that once but again! Most of us would rather have what we wan than be happy John vllle pa i tiary goiri strike refusing hr change his clothes Tins picture was taken on the Iblh day ol Ins fast Did you Go to a Not feeling especially well But when you got there Everyone greeted you With a smile And you felt better And made wisecracks And everybody laughedSo you pulled all your good Together with some Not so good And they laughed heartily Till you found' yourself To be the life of the party And your cranium Expanded And continued Till you reach And found You had not Tucked in all I thank you Actress husband name short In rance Brland is trying to form a cabinet That is not bad The bad part is beds trying to form one again" curred to him as rather an Ironic 1 circumstance that none of these flirtations that ay kept throwing up to him meant a thing to him as far as an actual regard for the wom en was concerned whereas the wo man who Interested him above all leaving ay out of It of course was one whom ay greatly admired and that was Nell He had not seen her he reflected In a long time yet he could see her in his eye as clearly as though It had been yesterday and she was a figure of surpassing grace one of those beautiful dives of hers and her voice came to his ears llkr low pitched languorous music These were dangerous thoughts he he was married and Nell was married and the whole thing was well just silly Nevertheless they presistccl In Nell Orme he during these unhappy days with ay just waht the trouble was between Nell and Howard Was It something like tqe thing that was growing up In his own homo? No he told himself It be More and more his waking thoughts be came occupied with her and she be gan to take shape in ms dissatisfied dreams ill' in th'1 small mmmtimms did pression from Herrin Then when your Sun is setting And shadows gather grey May some loved spirit kiss Ifipts And waft your soul away (The names and situations in this story are flcltious) eminent to use stamp Which prints these words the envelopes: year 60000 babies die through your ignorapce! Mothers learn your trade!" Adjoining this formula is a draw ing representing a mother looking into a cradle being the first time in rance that a drawing has been used for postal obliteration Burning thing Even If this of the free the brave It aiito' be confined there muses Bunks Benedick: face so we can give him a drink in the night without turning on the light Entered nt Danv'He Va ostofflce Mvond clns mall matter The less you become No kind under the sun meant for joshing the sun is missing here Come in and lay down your and Mun singwear Cool Underwear $100 to $400 Long Sleeve Short Sleeve no Sleeves Ankle Length Knee Length 3 4 Length Slip on Gauze Shirts Trunks or Shorts Name your We have it The corn growers ot Iowa launched a campaign calling on the public to eat more corn WeTe with them to a certain extent but w6 draw line on cold fried corn meal mush i nuiiY WORUV MOTH11 No No No Clarence they call it drip your tried a Oregon is cuting two billion feet of lumber per year be out of the woods before long Said I i To the little monks female and male "rom your offspring my dears Tn a few May evolve a professor in Yale It was not pleasant around the house at all reached the stage where he began to compare ay with other women he knew and speculate on what kind of wives they might have made Somehow his mind skipped over Eleanor Mason and oth ers like her and seemed to anchor at the thought of Nell Orme It oc The reason why a girl would rather have a clear conscience than a clear complexion is because If you throw a stone up in the airt will fly away oo "Why is it that confounded new maid never answers when we ring the bell?" "I don't think better be too exacting at first Horace The girl tells at a Willard Morrison the answer to the question why the Bryant Avenue frogs did not get killed In their long fall says they were too young styles change of them not and turned his dead from Menefee "See here John you know blamed well you Why don't you go off somewhere on a vacation take a fishing trip upnorth or John shook his head "inish your story Dick You had more to say that this or you have comeair the way down here for lunch" John for you ovh good I ask you to watch your step a umc more careiuuy? 1 are not going to hell the people say you are but what?" John asked an amus ea iittte red faced i lips "Well" they say i you John and ay ought to i "Se here Dick is that necessary?" "To drag ay in you mean? Well yes I think It is not going to sit on the sideline without saying a worn ana see you get it trouble too fond of you and ay I love both of sorry Dick" "And the story Is going the rounds John that you are neglecting your wife even saying that yau have to get drunk In order to pro duce some of that Insplrled copy of "That's a He Dick A damn He! Who's spreading that sort of stuff around?" To be Continued i AD IS SPOKEN By Arthur Brisbane A BRAVE YOUNG AMERICAN DONG DOST ATLANTIS heavy sweets and then coinplain because their complexions and fig ures are not good" ARIS June (AP) The the Mothers and Babies" as sociation has persuaded the gov a canceliauon on As most people know Governor Al Smith of New York is a Catho lic As most people know also he is a wet And he does not dodge issues He has stated in a lotd and resonant voice that he Is no friend of prohibition and when he attended the Eucharistic Congress in Chicago he chose the grertest occasion in a generation to proclaim loudly and publicly his Catholicism Al Smith before he went to Chi cago knew that the photographers would b0 present wherever he was He was photographed with some of the highest dignitaries of the church and hfs pictures broad cast over the land By taking the prominent part iu the Eucharistic Congress that he did Al Smith took a momentous step Either he has erased him self as a possible Democratic presi dential candidate in 1928 or he has entrenched himself in a stronger than ever position If It is impossible for a Catholic to become States Al out If it wet to the find that out also sible to elect a man who is both wet and Catholic you will hate to go a long way before finding a man who works so hard at both convictions customers prove one isn't the land home of the Business and the social family financs gradually claim more of his attention especial ly the last named There was a new budget that had 'been worked out 1 by ay a budget that was bused on his now larger Income ay felt that they could afford a maid until Judith was old enough not to require watching I had been 1 his idea for some time but ay had been slow In accepting He had traded In the old ord coupe on a new one and for some time had been arguing for a larger par but ay was Against it with the contention that they should economize until they had reduced the mortage on the house and as usual revalled The unconfortable beellng began to grow on John and ay was not the only one who adoted an atti tude of dstrust and suspicion He became aware without knowing just how that people were saying un pleasant and even malicious things about him He sensed a growing hostility on the part of his partner Nat Graham and Nat was falling Into the regular habit of making de cisions without consulting him The new advertising outfit Kelly and Jones had long since established In Danville and was known to be hot after several of Graham and Mil accounts This at first had seemed to Graham but lately he hud said nothing about It John had never met Kelly or Jones but he had had both of them pointed out to him one day at lunch and he dlscov i ered both of them to be clean cut looking young men obviously There was luncheon downtown one day with Dick Menefee The young doctor called John up saying he had something he wanted to tell him and Dick his face a fiery red and a tremendous enbrasslngment In manner got bluntly to the point "Look here John they're talking about you Now it all about? your friend used to be your best friend "You still arc Dick or I sit here and listen to you" "All right then not inquisi tive concerned about you By George my hands these things ated Rumor Ing heavily and running around with gay women 1 believe It John" Milburn said a little wearily "I don't care whether you believe It or BEGIN HERE TODAY JOHN and AY MILBURN buy a home when their baby girl is born and the advertising agency in which John is partner and copy writer lands a new contract Among their acquain tances are NOEL and VERA BOYD whose marriage is strictly "ntod AT and MARIAN ORBES who have three children and whose marriage is unhappy be cause of Vat's roving tenden cies Previous chapters told how John in love with his wife but a romantic Individual was fascinated on meeting NELL ORME of whom Pat orbes hints that she is having trouble with her husband When ay took JUDITH the baby to Richmond to visit her parents John a good deal mostly with Bat or bes ay is always fearful that John will bet into some kind of trouble and it is rather difficult for him to tell her of some of his escapades during her absence It is left to MRS BLODGETT and MRS BIXBY both malicious gossips to tell her of some of the incidents and a bitter quarrel follows between ay and Joint when she learns he hud been go ing out with other women Still smarting under her criti cism John goes on a party with VAIL DAVIDSON amateur actor and two married women friends of Some time later the Boyds are guests of the Milburns and Vera inadvertently lets slip that she had seen John Joy riding with some women When the Boyds leave John knowing that cri sis in inpendlng goes into the living romm to face ay On this second day of the second half of the week one strikes while the iron is hot if one expects to get the ironing done oo Just decided to accept the dinky recruiting station as a fixture and let it go at that muses Postmaster Collie declares make are for in adult life ami that The urge for jovur instinctive lies in all Mau would be greater than his fellow man yet 'by this folly thousands plunge mm fall ar happier tl who serve a humbler plan Monarch must be and giants must arise But happiness in gentle living lies (Copyright 1926 Edgar A Guest) turbine weighing million pounds eats thousand pounds of coal Wives should be grateful for husbands thinks oote Groff Even the sorriest of them serves as a good topic of conversation' OO 1 "Girl Tennis Player Walks or ty four She should be more careful with whom she goes riding PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND Things Von Seldom Sec A movie with an unhappy ending An unattractive divorcee A German policeman An Irish banker' An unhappy widower John was silent what could say? ay repeated he cried In an agony spirit sake stand there looking a me as if I had com mitted murder You drove me to it "Drove you to what?" "That night I went out with Paul Davidson You speak to me you made me feel like a crimi nal I went out with Paul and there were a couple of friends ot his now convenient! convenient at all sarcastic" were they? Of should like to know some How long was this to go on? he thought Was he to be forever tor mented like this? He lit a clgaret taking his time about It and waving the match deliberately several times before he threw It In the fireplace "I have knowing to conceal from you" he said firmly done anything I have any reason to be ashamed of To tell yott the truth I know what their last names were one of them Paul called Mol lie and the other was let me see Joyce We had dinner in apartment and then we drove to a roadhouse and danced" "And you had something to drink of John would not He He might be guilty at times of holding back the truth but he would not cheapen himself to save himself About hlm was an unswerving and often stupid honesty that was part of his English heritage So he said without hesi tating "Yes there was something to drink Paul Davidson exactly a "Why did you think it was neces sary to go out with those women?" "It necessary I accepted invitation without knowing woh else was going to be not trying to tell me that you know thre was gonlg to be any "No I suspected that I care much one way or the other Your indifference was responsible for right Try to blame me John" and face had suddenly gone deathly white Is the last time Do you hear me? The last time" ay get hysterical wnai ao you mean?" not hysterical" sharply "I mean just next time you decide that some other I company Is preferable to I mine going to I You mean what I saying Why you look at it I I She laughed scornfully I "Do ybu expect to see me sit Idly by I wnne you gallivant around when I over and with whomever you please? I no use reasoning with you It I aoesn ao any gooa mere only 1 1 one thing left to do through 1 1 the next time it happens" I "All He turned abruptly I from her and walked out cf the I room On the way upstairs It sud I denly came to him with a cold nip I at his heart that ay actually was I beginning to dislike him God! Could I she really mean what she had said I about leaving him? she I understand that he had meant no I harm that he was still as much In I love with her as ever that he adored I Judith tried to be a good husband I that it was Just thoughtlessness a I a weakness on his part that caused I him to do the things that displeased I her? she understand that? I What should he do what could ho I do tao convince ay of his sincerity? I Should he go to her on his knees and I ask her forgiveness? Something in I him rebelled at the thought if she I preferred to think the worst of him I and threaten him he would just re I fuse to humble himself Me could I meet pride with a pride of his own I Hang it all why did marriage make I enemies of mefi and women? Paul I Davidson was right marriage was I foolish Waslt his fault that he I found conversation and company of I other women stimulating? couldn't I he retain his appreciation for a pretty I face or a beautiful form? I women made to admire? Did ay ex I pevu aim go arouna witn a label I on his arm I Perhaps Noel Boyd was right after I all Perhaps it was the part of wls I dom to have an understanding with I your wife before you marry her that I a certain amount of independence I would be permitted to both parties I But there was little contort in I thinking of Noel Boyd Noel always I enraged him There was something I revolting In the Bodys' compact They I they went the limit or so at least I Noel had informed him I ROME June (AT) Wo men and children may longer wear ascist Blackshirts Secretary Turtai has ordered Black he said the virile sym bol of the combattative spirit of our Revolution and has nothing to do with the work of social assist ance delegated to our women should educate their spirits to understand the high goal of our movement but they should remain women carrying our womanly How To Keep Well By DR Hl Gil CUMMING ci Surreon General United States 1 1 1 Public Health Service Many person long after the days flC't Jenner still regarded diseases as tk scourge from God Prior to the Recoveries made In the latter half of itho 19th century physicians couldto little better than theorize as to Vine causeof disease Then came the Immortal work of kXcu is Pasteur which carried on form CjR57 to 1885 Pasteur successfully ed the belief almost universal Ht that time that putrefaction fer and similar processes were Ytl results of what was spoken of ashe generation" of Jower form of that is that such tfornis could originate de novo from Inanimate matter Now putrefaction and fermentation tire known to be processes which Itlobcly resemble certain disease pro fesses in the human body In that Doth are due the growth and countless multiplication of mlcro rscopis germs work Included the dis prove ry of the spectlc causative agents pf certain well known diseases of man fend of the lower animals rom time to time other workers Rich roduce such diseases as cholera 6 tilphtherla leprosy and malaria ty hold fever and many (Others LONDON June (AP) Eve lyn Iiye one' of best known stage beauties says "It is not what we eat that does us harm but what we do not digest "It doesn't take a deep scientific knowledge of foots to find out what is good for one Most of us know from experience what Is bad for us I am not a food faddist But I haven't much respect for women who eat fried fat food and A i i Mirlilh ton Held in Dan tenunm? Ky for stealing chickens nequeimy contemplation he has been In the ponitMi i mams constant once and will starve before he again So he's On hunger tn wasn suave a the suc the great proud feniothers are in a fair way of be corning social and industrial fail ures because of the lack of what flight be called pugnacity This possibly explains why the fpice Htle buys and girls beloved of teacher and invariably at the head of the class so often fail to jealize the glittering future pie dicted for them while the obnoxi I ous obstreperous if in cnrrigble ones grab the world by the neckand lay up a fat fortune Had a big storm in Iowa which will be blamed on the recent elec STARVING a clean Words are so funny It used to be "drink drank But now it's "drink drink drink Tn Alabama breaks the record by swim jnlttf! forty miles in salt water in IS hours A wonderful achieve ment But think of the mysterious cels They start from anywhere inland in the United States wrig gling up from their fresh water ponds Curiously guided they find their waly across the fields travel dowb creeks and rivers to the oc ean then to the Sargasso Sea and there they7 breed The voting eels return to tnc country from which their ancestors came some going to Europe some to America The only time some people turn over a new leaf is when reading a book Son bought himself a bathing suit Some men ere like plate glass They make a great front but it is no trouble to see through them or no man etcr yet hatetd his own flesh but nourisheth and eheri lieth Eph ADD The farm bloc tells the admin istration Uiat the Republican patty will lose control of the Senate because it defeated the farm bill The friends say he has in mind a good farm plan in place of a bad plan defeated Ho wants to establish a $100000000 government agency to stabilize dis tribution and prices ot farm piod ucts and eliminate waste The farm bloc will fight against that and the 1928 situation Is more complicated The rench debt settlement will be delayed because Britain urges rance not to settle with America until she has arranged her debt with Britain Caillau has shown by this treatment of Berenger that he does proposed how a difference between and the LONDON Junb Tim is the latest fad of society women who already are tlrbd of the trimness of the two piece suit The "navy" ensemble consists of a jumper cardigan but toned down the front after the manner of the navys well worn brown cardigan a felt hat put on with studied nonchalance and a plain straight coat worn unbut toned or even just thrown uv the shoulders MARSEILLES June White the cinema star just returned from a three month tour In Egypt and Syria made it the opportunity to make a short film with the Sphynx and pyramid as background A pure blooded Arab horse was among her gilts which th" rench commissioner authorized her to bring home BERLIN June rau A von Hine daughter of the Italian composer Gaetano Valloni is credited with doing more to pro mote friendly relations between her native and adopted countries than diplomats rau von fhne is called the of the After ten years of untiring work in behalf of blind German war veterans she has presented a braille library of 7000 volumes to the Prussian State library She is the widow of Ernst von 1 line court architect to the former Kaiser Her beautiful home in Berlin previously had been a virtual rental library for blind throughout Germany 0 i II I BRUSSELS Juno (AP) Madame Henry of Charleroi be came fired with the ambition to break the monopoly which men seemed to have set up in fasting and decided to "demonstrate that women can endure sufferings and privations just as well as men" She was shut up April 3 in a kind of glass coffin which she did not leave for' twenty three days When released two physicians ex amined her and found that she Trad lost 17 in weight She had consumed t'vo and a fifth gallons of water during the period has over someihing that has gone wrong is (that it I make luuHsbed Leri Djy Atterneo KO Him A JAMI'S JR Owner and TELEPHONES: Bofinea or Clrrnlattor Dept honor or Reporters Eoclety Editor DRAKES BRANCH June (Grapevine Wireless) or a good parlor trick that will probably work this mggested Wugler of Hap Procure silk stocking from me of the audience tnd hold it in the right hand A ith the left hand loss it quarter up In the air letting it falln the floor The au dience will start looking for the quarter and while they are thus occupied you can walk away with the stocking and hide it in some shirt front Imagine the sur prise that will be caused when the upon It he is There tbo rench Britain rc nch A debt rench fight ers at this beginning of the war held the Germans back from the Channel and probably saved Bri tain a visit by the Kaiser British billions wore lent to rance to save Britain Uncle Sam on the other hand represented in Europe by President Wilson was a sort ot international easy mark lending to anybody No one will suggest that this country was ever in German invasion We she cried this The AT hl nA thing that human beings do really well at this time including ma chinery to kill each otherAmaz ing is a new machine soon to work for the dison Company in New York described by Arthur Wil liams in a radio talk One single turbine will cost nearly $2000000 000 and be twice as powerful as anv similar unit in existence Ttven tv ago that machine would have supplied enough light for all New York This giant more than a H1O I everv minute but uses it so eco nomically on power production as to save far more fuel than it act ually consumes The real solution of material lyroblems is in mechanical genius VIENNA Tune (AP) To recover her grand piano the Ar chduchess Immaculata Hapsburg Lothringen a daughter of the Ar chduke Leopold Salvator has been fighting her quondam music teqeh er Professor Rudolph Henke in the Austrian law courts During the revolution when the noble family was forced to flee the Archduchess entrusted her highly cherished piano to Prof Henke for safe keeping The lat ter fearing to displease the re volutionary party and jeopardize his position sold his own instru mentStnd passed that of the Arch duchess off us his property When she claimed her piano Prof Henke asked of her a sum to replace his own The Archduchess offered him 20000 crowns which he did not consider sufficient and after a lengthy correspondence the case went Into court tRIQUI TO TRY AGAIN PARIS June Eugene Crlqul war hero and former feather weight champion of the world an nounced today that he would at tempt to regain his title Crlqul will sail ou July uu lor Buenos Aires where he will give a series of boxing exhibitions Mothers who fret over the stren tioslties of misbehaving children 'Bhould fret no longer but let the vorryliy? be done by parents of the 'teachers' pets" A child psychologist rthe qualities that boy a roughneckvery qualities that make ft: ess fequiet and retiring children favorites of teachers and Cadet Wiiliani Point a brilliant young West Point graduate was burned to death in an airplane with his superior officer Major William Moose A farmer who saw the plane's destruction describes the heroism of the young West Pointer lie was thrown clear of the plane as it landed not caught in the gaso line explosion with Major Moose Seeing the plight of his friend he ran within the blazing circle to ex tricate him Twice lie was forced back by the heat and fumes He went in a third time and did not come out Both were burned to death Co Op Diversity Necessary I IieiHljiistHieiit of the business of tobacco culture is freely forecast as result of changing conditions of thcpresont day one of which is the increasing amount of tobacco grown in countries which have not hitherto found it profitable Crop divcrsifiea tion has boon exhorted earnestly for several yers past with the knowledge that sooner or later there would have tobe curtail ment of tobacco the staple crop of Virginia and the Carolina Now it seems the time has come to heed this urgent call which we are constrained to say has been overtly ignored bv the farming class generally So long as the world depended inion that type'of tobirttco peculiar to our region there was a eerr tain sense of security in the unlading demand for it he past few vears have seen signal changes In the far South the lioll weevil pest which brought ruination to many cotton planters has led them to experiment successfully in tobacco culture with the result that lorida in a small way and Georgia to a larger extent have taken up tobacco growing lessening the demand for native tvpes because of increased production Take this situation and the poliev of Great Britain to foster the growing of tobacc in Its possessions shepherding it and encouraging it as well as iUiisn1 prwlwtin 1 Wi Sontlie European countries where production costs less than Amai ca and we have a mental picture of the situation confronting the growers of Virginia and the Carolinas who have held a mono loir the lypls of most osrf by li eopsnming pnbta The Tobacco Association of the United btates is tallii tention to this changed condition and is wisely I the iieeessitv of farmers turning their attention to pialiti lath er than quantity production and til jiroduction of as to ensure them of a competence It is sound i dvice ipd is not selfish propaganda as some have believed this an 1 hortation Perhaps the best proof Of the Ptdeme oP sei is that the time has now come to scale down tobacco production and to devote the fertile stretches of the tobacco su tion to other remunerative crops ine Theory But Silly 0 When Gilbert raiikau's first novel was offered the public a few years ago readers on both sides of the Atlantic gi I it witn mernca enuimmm Mnmltm Mr rankau has just published his sixth book and mu ncously reaches the United States You have guessed it IK lie wishes to perform a duty Afterwards it is i'ue he Mill write a book to his hit lutj A is liis mission to convince the people of the Lmted Statu that Anglo American harmony must save the world II the Lt speakinguations take hold of destiny he is sure wars tn 1 im possible rance and Germany in his opinion are too bdh ent to be included It must be Britain and the United tes" This is a very fine theory not however original wdh nr i lU no fltnnrv it is 1 Dlt it lUlS SO little raiiKau ruung buvn 1 uxv iVnnU sense in it It is true that the two countries of Mi 1 iank i hopes can exert any other sort of influence nor is i duu that thev attempt to do so The world will never keep the peace on the ground that it has to do so but because it ants to Moreover there is something distasteful the heory uu anv two nations whatever possess a monopoly of good or noble capacities If Mr rankau will re te 1 a po nt mA include say all civilized powers and have done a in that case there may be something holplimJnsnoUo SUBSCRIPTION' RATES: THE BEE in tin City nnl Suburbs Is syrrsii by carriers on their own nceount st Use 1 week: or In combination 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Such men are too valuable to be risked in death traps A German scientist says the long lost Island of Atlantis was located in what is now the Sahara Desert in the Algerian salt swamips Ailed Shottel Jerid Ho has proofs that convince you Atlantis referred to by many ancient writers may have been an oasis in a desert but it is probably that the salt marshes of today were once an ancient sea with rising above it Mountains now stand where the bottom once was The chalk cliffs of England were man ufactured by marine animals then pushed up above tuo vvaLL i surface of this earth has risen fallen like bread in an oven 0 building is the gentleman finds it there riving home especially married 00 has The only good that evei come from a man worrying makes him do something to the wrong right I 1 1 I 1 ft Si sit.