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tndepeaiaat Bindery. LEAD BMLY CALL OFFICIAL PAPER CITY AND COUNTY THE WEATHER Cloudy tonight and Saturday; probably rain; not much change In temperature. ASSOCIATED PRK8S BKBVICK THE BLACK HILLS EVENING NEWSPAPER THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR LEAD, SOUTH DAKOTA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1827 PRICE FIVE CENTS DENIES REQUEST WORK ADVANCES i lSflKSSP DEFENSE SCORES iu uii initial nil nut! FOR REVOCATION IN OIL TRIAL RAPIDLY ON TRADITIONAL GRID RIVALS READY FOR FRAY the Son nd Daughter Will go on URGES SUPPORT OF WEST RIYER FOy E. COYNE Says Coyne Is West River's "Only C'Ulra" to Political Recognition FORT PIERRE, Oct.

28. JP) That the west-river country should emphasize "it's only claim" for political recognition in the candidacy of C. E. Coyne, of Fort Pierre, for lieutenant governor. Is the conten ML RUSHMORE VERMILLION SCENE OF GRID CWmjOMORROW State CoUege Jackrabblta Invade University Coyotes' Field (By the Associated Press) All roads lead to Vermillion this week-end, as old grads from South Dakota's two largest colleges and football fans from all over the state join the annua) trek to the scene of the greatest battle of South Dakota's football season.

Although there are other Important games scheduled on South Da- Stump for Their Father SIOUX FALLS, Oct. 28 If Chet Leedom makes the campaign for election to congress of the third district, he stated today, his campaign will be a family affair. His son, Boyd Stewart Leedom, a junior in the law college at the MacGruder Must Look Elsewhere Than To White House For Aid In Navy Squabble. Everhart Refuiei To Reveal Source of Liberty Bonds In Question. Washington Figure Slowly Tk tion of Dr.

R. J. Morrisey, republi Deadwood Faces Diggers With Clean Slate; Lead Line Has Edge In Weight can state committeeman of Stanley ing Shape On Granite Mountain Side. University of South Dakota, and his WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.

daughter. Beryl Marion Leedom, who The government was stopped today WASHINGTON. Oct. 27. Admiral Thomas P.

MacGruder must look elsewhere than to the white county. Is taking the arts and science course by Justice siddons from forcing M. Dr. Morrisey has written every kota gridirons this week, these will house for assistance In his disagree- west-river editor and many west' ment with the navy department KEYSTONE, Oct. 28.

Under the expert direction of construction sup river friends of the former secretary be eclipsed, in a measure, by the Dakota Day classic in which the Invading Jackrabbita from state college of state and incumbent director of which, originating In criticism of the naval administration, has resulted in his removal as commandant of the motor vehicles, suggesting that any T. Everhart to disclose the source of the S230.000 in Liberty bonds figuring in the Teapot Dome oil conspiracy trial. Everhart had declined to answer a question regarding the source of the bonds on the grounds that such testimony would tend to incriminate him and that the con- erintendents, the Washington ngure one of four presidents to be etched from the eranite of Mt. Rushmore and the Coyotes on their home field. at the state university, will go on the stump for their father.

The latter will graduate this term. "My children will do my campaigning for me," said Mr. Leedom, "in the event that I feel my constituents want me to run for the office of congressman. They are real South Dakotans, born and reared in comment or suggestions concerning Mr. Coyne's candidacy "will be ap near here Is slowly talcing shape, each will struggle for supremacy in fourth naval district.

President Cool-South Dakota pigskin circles. tdge has denied the admiral's appli-The standing of these South Da- cation for revocation of the order preciated. Harold P. Munck, chief clerk, reports "With several announced and pros' today. Gutzon Borglum, sculptor, stitution gave him the right to re-' kota teams in the North Central con' pective candidates for governor in removing him from ms position, and has refused to grant him a persona who is working on models at pre' the field from east of the river, it a log cabin on the banks of the Big ent in his studio at San Antonio, interview on the subject.

is only natural," Dr! Morrisey said. Will tomorrow prove a jinx for the Gold Diggers and break the charm of 15 consecutive years of victory over their ancient pigskin rivals from down the gulch, or will the Diggers add the eleventh Deadwood scalp to their collection? This was the question that was foremost in the minds of Northern Hills football fans today, with the annual classic between Lead and Deadwood high school elevens slated for tomorrow afternoon in the Dead-wood Amusement park. The Diggers are inclined to believe that tomorrow afternoon's event will pass into football history as the sixtenth straight win for the up-gulch high school but are not rashly overconfident. The Deadwood boys will appear Texas, is expected here within White river. The boy is a real cowboy and the girl is a real cowgirl." fuse.

The son-in-law of the former ference are also at stake in Satur-! secretary of the interior was the day's game, as both elevens are tied man from whom the government i with Creighton with one conference had hoped to adduce the connecting frame won each, and none lost, i link between the bonds and Harry i Creighton plays a non-conference "that the west-river country should short time to take over the active management of the project. emphasize Its only claim for recognition in the candidacy of C. E. F. Sinclair, lessee of the Teapot Coyne, of Fort Pierre, for lieutenant Cold weather will have but little effect upon the workmen, Mr.

Munck states, since material for a shelter MOVE ON FOOT FOR BIGGER NAVY PROGRAM Failure of Geneva Conference Bv llered Partly Responsible LAST OF PIERRE BRIDGE WARRANTS HAVE BEEN PAID PIERRE, Oct. 28 The last of the Dome and co-defendant with Fall. governor. game with the Oklahoma Aggies at Stillwater Saturday, and either State or the University will descend to third place in the conference standings, while the other takes first place, unless both South Dakota "Mr. Coyne, purely a west-river man, viewed both from point of res has been hoisted to the top of the rock-faced mountain.

Construction steel will be set In the granite and Pierre bridge warrants were paid when the city of Pierre received TERMS VOLSTEAD SURVEY WORK 'PARASITIC' GROUP idence and personality, is well and favorably known over the entire $12,500 from the sfate highway com a frame shelter will soon be com pleted. teams go into second place to state, having credibly served the mission. The county received $25,000 on the field tomorrow afternoon with the first of the month. The payment Claim. Secretary Is In Pa of the throu a tie ln Satur- Powder was used Wednesday night for the first time in chipping off day's game WASHINGTON, Oct.

28. (JP) A probable move already is on foot on Capitol Hill to bring a naval building program forcibly before the approaching session of congress. While as yet plans of big navy men men remain in a somewhat nebulous state there is a positive current of thought among a number of of the city warrants this morning Wet Cause I The South Dakota teams have completes the payments on the portions of the rock. "It was chief an entirely clean slate for this season, brandishing the scalps of Stur-gis, Spearfish. Belle Fourche, the Rapid City Indians and Chadron, and past four years as secretary of state, and who went out single-handed during the past state primary and captured 40 per cent of the republican votes for governor against a man, who up to that time, was regarded as invincible." bridge, stated J.

E. Kirkham, state ly for experimental purposes, but It NEW YORK, Oct. 28. (JP) A nothing to fear from the annual clash nation-wide survey conducted by the 1 between the North Dakota Univer- bridge engineer. This completes the was found to be highly satisfactory, the National Episcopal Church Temper- sity and State college elevens, as apparently reasonably confident that payment on the second one of Mr.

Munck said. He explains that powder will not be used very often five state bridges over the Missouri ance society in which 1,032 clergy- both of these teams are at the foot river in South Dakota. The Wheeler men approved a modification of the of the conference standings. then can lift that of the Gold Diggers. Lead so far this season has two defeats chalked against them.

and the utmost caution Is to be em members that failure of the Geneva conference calls for a serious consideration of the advisability of providing funds for additional fighting craft. built Volstead act was regarded today by Coach Montgomery, encouraged by ployed by the men who handle the bridge was the first one to be and paid for. one at the hands of Aberdeen and explosives to avoid any danger of 300 YET MISSING the other at the hands of the Rapid cracking the portions which will be Orville S. Poland, counselor to the the fact that his team is in good Anti-Saloon league as the work of physical condition, expects his Coy-an organization holding only a "par- otes to break a seven-year jinx by asitic connection" with the Episco-1 defeating Coach West's squad from COLO. STRIKE pals and whose secretary was in the Brookings by at least one touchrown City Cobblers.

Aberdeen and Rapid, however, are two of the outstanding hig.i school teams in the state, and as yet Deadwood has had no opportunity to try its mettle against teams as strong as these. PAY DAY FOR BEET FARMERS IS NOV. 15 pay of the wet cause. IN SEADISASTER French and Dutch Liners Rescue THREATENS NJ. Over Payment Will Amount to Saturday, with the aid of the lateral pass aid other plays in which his men have been carefully drilled.

Following last' week's games, a rather definite line was drawn between the possible winners and the almost certain losers in this year's That tomorrow's game will be one $400,000 Is Announced BELLE FOURCHE, Oct. 28. Beet growers in the territory covered by Many From Watery Death In Sinking Italian Steamship. of the best that has been played between the traditional rivals of the gulch in many years, is the opinion Governments of Two States Pre FALL REUNION OF SCOTTISH RITE MASONS IS CONCLUDED With the conferring of the thirty-first and thirty-second degrees upon candidates in the Black Hills Con further 1 tne crop marketed at the Black Hills state conference, i and still used for the figures. "One complete layer of granite has been taken from the area which will be used for the Washington figure.

Mr. Borglum painted the areas on which work was to be carried on before he left here," Mr. Munck stated. "There are six drills or jack-hammers working daily. A force of 25 men are employed on the project.

A stone cutter with feathers and wedges is also being used," he adds. As a brief description of the work thus far, Mr. Munck said: "A power plant has been installed at Keystone, about three miles from the project. The power is carried over a transmission line to the site of operation. There we have a small of most fans.

The ranks of both pared To Call Out National Guardsmen. eliminations in the conference race squads have been depleted by injur RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct. 28. (JP) More than 300 persons, many of them women and children, were sistory of the Scottish Rite Masons wjn be in order this week. ies.

Townsend, regular quarterback on the Lead lineup, is on crutches with an injured knee and will likely DENVER, Oct. 28. (JP) ln the Deadwood temple yesterday, the annual fall of this Masonic body was closed last night Three airplanes of the national guard augur jjiaui win uave uieir iirai. Dig pay day on Tuesday, November 15, when payment will be made for all beets marketed prior to November 1st. This payment will amount to over $400,000 and will be distributed to the farmers of the Belle Fourche, Redwater and Spearfish valleys, Rapid valley, Hermosa and Buffalo be out of the games for the re were dispatched today to the coal still missing today from the ill-fated Italian steamship, Principessa Ma-falda, which sank off the Brazilian coast Tuesday afternoon.

In the midst of harrowing scenes of con It is possible, however, that the four teams which now lead the state conference with no defeats chalked up against them, will continue ln their positions, at the top of the list, as none of these teams is scheduled for a game with another unde strike zone of southern Colorado. The planes were sent at the com mainder of the season. Kurtti, Lead half, was kept from practice this week because of illness but has recovered and will take part in the with the thirty-second degree banquet. George V. Ayres of Dead-wood presided over the banquet as toastmaster.

The Rev. W. E. Har-tung, W. E.

Lown, L. M. Simons, E. C. Woodburn, A.

Nodler and Dr. J. J. Berry were called upon for mand of Governor Adams, marking the first military move in the state Gap, feated team. game tomorrow.

in quelling possible outbreaks. Rosy" Roe, Notre will Dakota Wesleyan, who shared" thet championship honors with Columbus at 100,000 tons, sixty per referee the match; Wipf, Dakota talks, and music numbers were pro- o. li.od. Hot (h u' vided by William Killmmster of victories 'and no defeats, following by Noveraer 1- That will bring the Wesleyan will be umpire, and Peterson, School of Mines, will be head linesman. Lead, L.

E. Dingle of Terraville and Huron college Payment t0 largest fusion and panic. Through the veil of confusion and consternation advancing from the scene of the disaster came more definite reports when the Dutch liner carrying 531 survivors, and the French liner, Formosa, with 353 arrived here. The French steamer, Mosella, landed 30 passengers and 22 members of the ship's crew at Eahia yesterday. This accounts for 936 of the 1,256 aboard the stricken Italian steamer.

a victory over the Scalpers last week. The team from Average weights show that the Lead men have considerable edge. The Lead line averages 159 pounds, the Deadwood line 148. The Lead backfield averages 148 pounds and the Deadwood averages 147. The Guardsmen Patrol DENVER, Oct.

28. (JP) With New Mexico national guardsmen assigned to strike patrol duty and Colorado troops ready for mobilization, Industrial Workers of the World today mustered hundreds of pickets to extend the state wide coal strike. Fourteen national guardsmen were ordered to Colfax county in northern New Mexico yesterday by Governor Tillon following reports that the I. W. W.

intended to attempt to close the mines there. This action was followed by reports from the adjutant general to Governor Adams of Colorado that state troops were ready and could be mobilized in a few hours. The I. W. W.

leaders met the threat of the Scottish Rite quarter. Those who received the thirty-first and thirty-second degrees in Black Hills Consistory yesterday were: G. Bramble Lawler, Deadwood. Harry D. Allen, Deadwood.

William H. Doolittle, Buffalo. John H. Krenzien, Belle Fourche. Edward W.

Laisy, Gillette. William E. Lown, Spearfish. John G. Merrick, Fort Meade.

Henry J. Skinner, Fort Meade. Joseph O. Zacek, Newell. Alfred Pemberton, Broadus, Mont.

Herbert M. Aistrup, Murdo. Elmer M. Morgan, Rapid City. Arthur E.

Lydoe, Keystone. ROAD MAGNET TO COVER BLACK HILLS HIGHWAYS i Mitchell is favored to add another victory to her string this week, when she meets the visiting Eastern nor-! mal eleven, which is trailing at the bottom of the standings with two losses and no victories, Likewise, the School of Mines will keep her two victories with no de-; feats, as the Hardrocks meet Spearfish normal on the home field in a 'game which does not affect the standings. The Spearfish squad has already been defeated once by the Mines squad this season, and is sec-I ond from the bottom in conference standings with two losses and one tie. entire weight average of the Lead lineup is 155 while that of Deadwood is 148. Following are the prospective lineups, their positions, weights and numbers: Deadwood Lineup Diug'c VaJ wJ crci cajjci icutcu uy these farmers of the districts where they are located.

The next pay day for the growers will be on December 15, when the balance of the contract price of $7.00 per ton will be paid bringing the total amount to be put into circulation within a month to $700,000 and this for a crop that a few years ago was unknown in this part of the country. In addition to the amount paid for the beets there will be the value of the by-products the value of the tops to the farmer, and the value of the pulp and molasses as feed. This amounts to a considerable sum when it is remembered that the by-products from an acre of beets, three tons of tops, four tons of pulp, and six-tenths of a ton of molasses, will put more fat on a steer than an acre village. A well equipped blacksmith shop with forge and drill sharpeners; bunk house, dining hall, compressors, and smaller improvements make up the operating base. "Steel cables lead from the top of Mt.

Doane (named for Doane Robinson, former state historian and secretary of the Rushmore association), to the top of Mt. Rushmore over which all materials are transported to the place where the men are working. "A flight of wooden steps has been built from the base of the mountain to the top. There are 506 steps with 45 inclined platforms, giving an Idea of the height of the project. A small stream near here has been dammed and from it is supplied water for cooling the compressors.

A large block of granite from the mountain was recently taken from the project and placed on exhibition in the Commercial Club quarters in Rapid City where it Is attracting considerable attention, it is understood. Senator Peter Norbeck, who has been in St. Paul and Minneapolis in the interest of the project, visited the the site Wednesday afternoon. Funds are being subscribed satisfactorily in the Black Hills cities, Lead has raised its quota of $7,000 Hills Will Northern Park Make Trip to and State Player Pos. Wgt.

state interference by assembling at Walsenburg, in southern Colorado, for a drive on the Dewey mine operating in that district. No. 37 30 32 33 31 34 41 36 38 39 35 138 143 158 160 147 161 132 142 132 148 167 Shaw LE E. Keene LT Johnson LG Jones Baggaley RG Smoker RT Williams RE Mitchell Welty R. Keene Lockhart FB Lead Lineup PFP FFC.T TUN AFTFRWnftN 'PRO-BRITISH CAMPAIGN corn.

Characterized as "one of the best AT STANDSTILL TODAY 0' RAPID CITY, Oct. 28. The tire puncture average on roads in the Black Hills is expected to be lessened considerably since the state highway road magnet is soon to go into action In this district, E. W. Meeker, Pennington county highway superintendent said yesterday.

The magnet is drawn over the roads by a truck. A generator and engine are carried and the magnets hang down to a plate which comes within a short distance of the ground. It covers an area of about nine feet, a round trip being necessary before a road is "swept." HURON OFFICIALS FAIL ATTEMPT TO GET ROGERS asaemDiies ever neia in xeaa nign school," Gold Digger supporters Is Perplexity as to Disposition el gathered in the auditorium early i "Tainted" Books Mr. and Mrs. S.

N. Moses, who have recently leased Blue Bell Inn. in the state park, were Lead visitors today. Wgt. Rogers Held as Witness In Hanson Trial ST.

PAUL, Oct. 28. UP) Three officials from Huron, S. arrived Player Pos. Basker RE Bradley RT Coolidge RG Severe OnH BA1I.M rf Ikn this afternoon and made medicine CHICAGO.

Oct. 28. (JP) "Pro-for the football game with Dead- American" forces of Mayor Thomp-wood tomorrow. son and U. J.

Hermann, his field The program was under the dlrec-! marshal marked time today in the tion of A. J. Mendenhall and Frank-. campaign against British propagan-lin Brust who had arranged an ex-! da. The book burning issue having tremely clever program which! been settled in the negative, there brought forth a burst of pep and was some perplexity as to just what some lusty yelling which made the, would be done with any books in walls of the building resound.

'Chicago's public libraries containing have either prepared their quota or ttak1Roy Rsera Z. there to face a bank robbery chartre. The magnet arrived here Wednes-j- l' COMPLETE STILL OUTFIT CAPTURED BY AUTHORITIES After three months unsuccessful nearly have it No. 51 52 46 50 38 47 49 8 39 43 37 completed, it is re-! day, coming by way of Chamberlain. 1b that tha tnirl, i It is that the truck will 138 192 156 160 153 154 162 130 150 156 155 ported.

expected I They were confronted with a Ram-sey county district court order signed Thursday directing that Rogers attempts, state, federal and county eo nortn to stureis and Deadwood officers yesterday succeeded in find-, back to Rapid City, south to the Grady LE Killoren Stanley LH Kurtti RH Cetto FB ing a still belonging to George Yant I state park back to Rapid City and and son, operated in the hills about then retUrn to the eastern part of John Ryan, an alumnus of the "Pro-British" tendencies. high school, spoke before the assem- two miles south of Centennial prair-! the state by the route it followed bly and urged the old winning fight CONVICTED KILLER IS bee. t0 t.estify as a cruTciurcn ta tuc tuaid wltness for the defense in toe trial SENTENCED TO THE CHAIR of Art "Wicky" Hanson November LINCOLN, Oct. 28. (VP) 1 2 on a charge of murdering James Frank Sharp, twice convicted of kill- Barrett on August 29.

ing his wife, was sentenced today by Judge Shepherd to die in the electric chair February 15. His conviction LEAD CATHOLIC CHURCH TO BRATIANO WARNS AGAINST PLOTS TO RESTORE CAROL BUCHAREST, Oct. 28. (JP) ing spirit that has given Lead victories over the down gulch team for so many years. Grady brought down ie on the Deadwood-Spearflsh road.

0n the trtp this direction. Armed with a search warrant, Tne roa(j magnet idea is compar-Lawrence County Sheriff Jack Kram-, atively new in this state and this back, Deputy State Sheriff "Doc" ls the initial appearance of the ma-Long and Federal Officer W. H. cnine the west river section. Ac-Butler left early in the morning, re- cording to reports from sections late last evening with the magnet has been used, the house when he came in adorned Warning to Prince Carol and bis in a hunter's outfit and, firing into adherents that Rumania will not the stage ceiling bagged a goat, tolerate any conspiracy against the at the first trial was remanded by the su- and sentence reversed and preme court.

INDIANAPOLIS MAYOR RESIGNSYESTERDAY Announcement is Made Today by Prominent Attorney INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 28. (JP) Mayor John L. Duval of Indianapolis resigned his office at noon yesterday, according to an announcement by I. -a M.

Holmes, prominent attorney. Deadwood's of course, which fell state was given by Premiere Brat-1 turning The sun, tney saia, was Dracticallv all metal objects are anil eratia in (h. lonn In an DiUna Vufnra a fmwAati the iano in address before a crowded an from its retreat struggle. chamber of deputies last night. WHAT DO YOU KNOW OF SOUTH DAKOTA? By Uje Associated Press Events in the Lives of Little Men SUPPORT NEAR EAST WORK The diocese of Lead will take part ln assuring the continuing success of the Catholic Near East Welfare association that has been 'commended recently and urged to continue its work by Pope Pius XI, it Is announced.

The Rt. Rev. John J. Lawler, bishop of the diocese of Lead, has written Prof. Edmund A.

Walsh, vice-president of Georgetown University and president of the association, that the diocese will cooperate this fall and winter in the program of the WEATHER AND ROADS 1. How many Indian children are enrolled in government schools in South Dakota? 2. Where is Medicine Knoll (often called Medicine Butte) 3. When was the State Medical association to extend its membershin one of the most complete ana up- picked up from the highway, to-date of a small size they had ever 0' F' T0 lT' sure gasoline stove, and turned out fiELLE FOURCHE SATURDAY a superior product according to the BELLE FOURCHE, Oct. 28.

An-six quarts or so of the finished ar-, nua meeting of the Black Hills dis-ticle which was brought in with trict association of I. O. O. F. lodge the still.

About 65 gallons of mashWij heid at 3. Fourche Sat-Was destroyed at the site of the op- urday, October 29. The local lodges erations. iof odd Fellows and Rebekahs are The two men, father and son, making plans for entertaining the were lodged in the Lawrence county crow(jp jail for the night, and will be given prominent state officials of the an opportunity to plead in Justice tw0 iodgeg are expected to attend court this morning. Pioneer-Times.

Jy conciave to be held in the after- jnoon and evening. L. L. Trotter of RUTH FInFR HAIDFMAN sioux Falls. secretary of the Mus-.

covites state Grand Master Vaughan ARRIVE AT LE B0URGETl' Yankton and President A. Neil jof Lead will will probably be here. Enthusiasts Pull Miss Elder From A business session is -scheduled to the Plane I begin at 2 o'clock and a banquet LE BOURGET, France, Oct. 28 at 6, served by the Rebekahs. Stur-(JP) Ruth Elder and Captain Geo.

gis lodge will give the initiatory de-L. Haldeman landed here from Bay- I gree in the evening, onne, France, at 3:47 o'clock this Lyle Miller is vice president of the afternoon. The plane arrived fully Black Hills district association. an hour before it was expected. Miss I Elder was nearly crushed by en-1 Science has records of fish, birds thusiasts who Insisted on pulling her and animals which have changed out of the plane.

their sex. Reported by the North Western Bell at 8 a Today Lead 51; partly cloudy roads good. Deadwood 46; partly cloudy roads good. Spearfish 41; cloudy roads good. Sturgis 42; cloudy roads good.

Belle Fourche 34; cloudy roads good. Hill City 42; cloudy roads good. Custer 36; partly cloudy roads good. Rapid City 54; cloudy roads good. Hot Springs 44; cloudy roads good.

Philip 40; partly cloudy roads good. Presho 42; cloudy roads good. Chamberlain 46; partly cloudy. Chadron 40; cloudy roads good. Newcastle 50; partly cloudy roads good.

For a period of 16 hours up to 8 o'clock. Max. 64. Min. 48.

association created in South Dakota? i so that its service of welfare and 4. How far is it from Springfield relief may be continued and devel-down the Missouri river to the mouth oped In behalf of the Near East, of the Big Sioux river? "Russia and the various parts of 5. For whom was Roberts county Europe where there are poverty and named great need among the people. 6. When was the first railroad Joseph F.

Moore, general secretary built in South Dakota? lof the association has announced 7. For whom was the city of, from the headquarters at 480 Iex-Mitchell named? jington avenue. New York city, that 8. What is the native state of the continued support of Bishop Congressman Charles A. Christoph- Lawler, the clergy and the people of erson? Lead will mean much to the success 9.

What was formerly the county; of the membership effort this year. seat of Brown county? 10. What is the shortest distance A cabaret dancer of Casablanca, Moroco, has set up a world's record by dancing continuously for 274 hours 15 minutes. SISTER- between Rapid City and Watertown, via the state trunk highway system? (Answers on page 3) 1 '-J.