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'I‘uday £4 Saturday

SATURAY MATINEE 2.30

Y. M. C. A.

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3.15 —- 7 — 8.45

S ERIAL THREE STOOGES

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The Central li-ulirdian

Iiiia euluuiu ll ruurcmll lo: new in local lulu-cal bu! Ilka-lining a nanny nuluze may be manna u! I can“ u wow all-soul Piylltilu in no “was.

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bEE STULL to: them out to- night. L-l063.

DRAMA FESTIVAL Souvenir programmes will be sold at 10c eucu. ' ii-ioaa-i-zi-ii.

cllEER. your Abbies to victory tonight. 1.4063.

l AT HALF MAST-Jib: flag on

I the UQQIeJOWs hall is flying hall must out of respect for their late

Brother, John u. Macmillan.

CHURCH 0F SO0TLAND—-Rev. Malcolm Galbraith will preach Sabbath, Jan. 23rd. at Cape Trav- erse at 11 and '1 p. m. 1.4058.

I The FORWARDS ‘I scoring spiee tonight.

sny another L-loflfi.

DR. J. D. MacGulgnii, 196 Rich- mond Stieet. will be absent from his oifmc till about February 10th. 1 ' L-1056. I ARTIST ll0NOltl-Il)~Mr. Glenn

MaeNutt, son of Mr. and Mrs. ‘ Gordon R. Mnc-Nutt, of Digby, was , recently honored by having u. iium-

ber of his paintings placed on ex-

hibition in the Academy of l-"lne

Arts, Ph ludeipiiili. 1Vrr. lViavNutt

UHARLUFTETOWN

GUARDIAN

‘Zion Ohure h Annual Meeting Held Yesterday

The annual meeting of Zion Presbyterian Church was held in tiie school-room on Thursday, Jan. 20th at 7.30 p.m. Rev. G. C Webster was appointed to act as chairman: Mr. Norman J. Mac- Leod secretary; Mr. E. A. Cudmoiu and Mrs. F. A. A. Mulch press committee.

After the devotional service re- ports were heard from the various Orkaiilzations as follows:

The Canadian Girls in Traini

, "ports given by the secretary. Miss Marion Muciicod, and the ‘JP115- "Yerr M165 Abisaii Craig; tiic Cubs’ General and financial reports by the leader, Miss Ncvite. Haywood; the Mission Bend reports by the secretary, Ivfiss Hilda Vail and the

‘treasurer. Miss Ruth MaeDougall: the session reports by the cinrg Mr. Donald MacKiiinon and the treasurer, Mr. Murdock Ross, who also read the report of the Ilene.

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volenl; Fund: the trustees‘ report. ,~

by the chairman, Mr. J. A. IVIQQ. Miiiaii and the trualillllu‘, Miss Florence MncLwd; report; or U“. Missionary AIRDCIIIIIDII and Mflnstj "MIFIIM by the treasurer, i\fi.=,.~ , Florence ivizioLeod; reports of Ln. 4195' Md by the secretary, Mrs. A

was at one time in the empoy of A.‘ MacDonald and the treasurer R. T. Huimuai, Ltd, Stimmcrsitle, Miss Florence MacLcoci: reports n;

NY - TRAVELTALK

P. E. 1.. and has many friends here i the Ladies‘ Guild by the secretary.

COMMUNITY 5ING~M.G.M.MlNlA'l‘UllE

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Saturday only — 10.00 l’. M.

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lulu-day only — 10.00 P. M.

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Urinitp Quint their, ninav, JANUARY ant I aso-nmwniq. ti.30--Girl one». ‘Lilo-Choir Rehearsal. ‘LN-Scouts.

DIARKETS AT A GLANCE

Toronto, Montreal and New York-Stocks closed higher.

Winnipeg —Whea.t 11-2 to 3-8 cents higher.

New York ~Rubber, cotton and sugar higher;_coffee lower.

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ROBBLEEM the Prince County Hospital on Wednesday. Jan. l9, 193s, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robblee (nee Muriel Beet), l. daughter.

MAHRIAGES MACLEAN-SELLEIL-At ‘Hamp- tw. P. E. 1., January i5. 193'! by Rev. D. J.‘ Morrison, Ruby Mac- Lenn. Clyde River to Waldron Sei- let‘ of Argyle Bhore.

FARQUHARSON-MUIIPHY -- At 220 Richmond Street, Charlotte- t.own, on January 19, 1988. by the Rev, Hugh Miller, William Ken- uuu Murphy of MicNeilihi Mills, to British May Ferquharson of South- Port.

RODGERSON-CBANE — At 329 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, on January 20, i888, by the Rev. Hugh Miller. Harry Crane. to Del- la Rodgcrson. both oi’ Peskes Ewe" -

DEATH

Summer-side -— Charlottetown

WINTER BIIS SBIIEIIIILE

BU! LEAVES CIIABLOTTETOWN (From Whlte’: Restaurant) FOE SUMMEBSTDE

Dally except Sunday — 0.00 A.

LEAVES SUMMERSIDE (From Gourile’: Drug Store) FOR CIIAIILOTTETOlVN

Daily except Sunday - 8.30 A. M. 11.30 A. M.

BUCHANAN-At. Montague on Jzuiuuiy 20, i938, Mrs. Margaret] lauchiinan. Fun-oral Saturday, Jan- uary 22. at 2 o'clock.

SNOWIE-In this city an January 19th 193e, Mrs. Phoebe Bnowfe. need '70 years. mineral from A. A. Hen- nrsscy’! Funeral Home this morn- iiu at 0.4a to st. Dunetans Basilica thence to the Romain Catholic Cemetery.

In Memoriam

In loving memory of our dour husband and father, Mr. Francis J. Callaghan of Dromorc, who depart- ed this life on January 21, 1081.

=11‘ the grave yard softly elelpllll. ‘we our dear father I0 [and IIIII "I" 3P"! the lu-urt ache linen he left Ill ut he wont to n better home. [pH-t Mcmnrlu will linger forever ‘we mnnnt change them Ila true Para that may Mmll cannot new! "' Illvllll remembrance n! you. Inserted by Wife and Flmlly and ‘ niece Mary.

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UNDERTAKER EMBALMER

Charlottetown and North Wiltshlre

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M" 1.15 l’. M., 8.45 P. M. Sunday only - 10.00 A. M.

4.00 l‘. M. Sunday only - 7.80 P. M.

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Jane Withers In “45 Fathers” At Prince Edward

When Jane Withers and the Hartiimana. eccentric ventriioqlllfill endfamed Broadway satirlsis or the dance. start. throwing their voices and diuicng around. vi}- roariously funny thintis happen in the starlets latest and most luupli- able. loving picture, "-15 Fathers," which opened yesterday at the Prince Edward Theatre, in which Thomas Beck and Louise Henry M0 also featured.

Forty-five millionaire bachelors sign up as June's guardians. They try to make a lady out of her. but she almost makes a wreck out of them. They try to uivo her that finishing - school finish. with Prol- essors Sammy COIiU-ii. and George Gvol; iii clinrgc of aesthetic danc- ing and voice culture, but when the Hartmons show her luiw to throw voices. dancing and discretion to the winds, it's almost the finish of everybody.

Jane. in spite of‘ her ill-luck in doing bad o-hencver shr- attempts to do good. moxiages to save ww-nllliy Thomas Bcek from the entangle- ment of a scheming society siren intent on getting his money. The manner in which she and the Harts-mans perform this good deed is enough to make even tiic dum- my laugh.

"45 Fathers" is lively. zippy on- tertainment and presented in co- operation with the Y. M. C. A.

WILL JUDGE

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sequeritiy be awarded. "The May's The Thing"

As between tragedy and comedy in festival performances, Mr. Mor- ley said lie liiid no pirsoiiul prefer- encc biit. that the nrlifiialify 0r tritenvs-s of tiic theme, the innniio: in which it was worked out, the skill in dramatization nnd presentation. were the determining factors in his Judgment.

He spoke appreclnlivc-‘y of his

visit to Halifax. nnd of the mamner in which the fcstivnl there had been conducted. Amateur drama leagues in Eug- Iand are so numerous‘ lhnt .Mr. Morley has no idea of their num- ber. Many of them are email. e!- cluirve organizations while others are large and representative, such as the British Drama League, with which he had been associated as adjudicator.

He criticised the policy of huviiiill "a bevy of ndjurlicators" and ex- pressed a decided pretence for the Canadian system of a sipllll‘ "II- judlcator, at least for regional coii- teats.

Cinema Competition

The conpetition nf thr- enemas. he said, has been hurlful to song; extent to the English thi-smun business. There are slil‘ some flftv theatres in London. but in the sub- urbs they have been replaced Vfify largely by picture houses.

Mr. Morley was riircrim- for flvr- YERPB of nib Everyman T""=""‘- gilIinrlynll London.

, l SIIEIIRIIIIIIE Vi?!‘ of tilt‘ Iillbi "I "l" Little Theatres I11 51"‘ "l5 "1' "H"

G t W r. He. was instrumen- Ilell. atretnbat Ilmo in introducing}: number of now well-known con-

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Gene Autry At The Capitol

That innn Autry's here sgainl ’i.‘lie Cupiiul Theatre jubilantly an- iniuutces the return of the invincible Gun: iii "Yodciiif Kid From Pine ltitluc," ncv; st of the Gene Autry munch] westerns and this one is ill our opinion the best one to date.

'I‘lic curious thing about Autry pictures is the way they grow on one. Vefve bccu iollolwnig this sludi’. yodeliu’ kid since he first started hulking pictures two years ago, and we're convinced that he's one nf the outstanding attractions on ZIIP screen torlny. A recent mag- urine‘ poll has established that he recon-s more fan mail than Rob- ert 'i‘nv '~-wiiicii indicates plenty!

f" heroine in the current pie. lures is Bctli/ Bronson. the girl who won tiic hcnrt of o. nation several yours mio ivlih her unforgettable rolu of "Peter Pun."

(ii-no, according to the script. hns become estranged from his father bvauusc he took sides against the older Autry in a, cattle war, no he ireavt-s his home, and his sweet- heart. Milli‘. to sock his fortunes in ihc world nuts dc Pixie Ridge. Be joins up with a rodeo, and when, two yours lutcr. he returns to Pine Ridge, he once more seeks to he‘): his father and woes his schoolduy Sweetheart.

The fathers of both Gene and Itiilly are mysteriously killed, and the crime is pinned on Gene. local rnrllmnls, still resentful of the part he played in their cattle war, are , about to lvm-h him. but Gene stag- P-h‘ R flpfiviflrmul‘ Jail break and

prnvca i-ri a thrilling manner whq . nro lhri real iicnucs responsible. | A large supporting cast innfutling

Fmiley Burnetic. Ix-Roy lvlnson. III"I‘I"“~ Russell Simpson.

Slate ' Secretary To Investigate 0.8. Tanker8eizure

t,-x.l'. By (luaruiairs special Wire)

\v.i._..11ivu1'v1y, Jail. ZtP-bthilfi sicrchny iiuii, iiivesiigattig the IVIJULLCU suizuie ui tiic united U-LALUE- tanker Nantucket Cliici by two bllliilbil insurgent gunboats U11 Luuceionu, inuicutcd today the Salli) nu». 1irouubly uiitiei- charter to some u,i.>.icy' of the bIIICtLOHI-l gov- Uiillilt lit.

IIIIII said lie was undertaking to usuruibic t-lic iull facts of tiic cap~ 'tiii't‘.

‘file iiuvy department simultane- nutiy siluuiit iiiiiii-nin.it.ii about the r-"i ' through IteilT-Adllliffil riirriy‘ Luzkey, toniinniidiiig tiic ciuis. r iiulvigii. flag-snip oi tiic Am- orcun Itiilililtlllil siuiuuiun, now at t..iiou, Italy. huthiiig virus said lit

Middleton and

to po {WIJIU ticlioii oi this govt-iri- iiiciit u. ili.s stage. _

111K505. lvlrat Tlkigiisii performances luv Ii iaierynnaii included Audie- yo... tiic vviio Gel.» biuiipt-li," and . ilip .i(i,,ii.\UI.i'B "iiuiig shadows." _ lit 1m" .. zit, IIM" piuy enloying tiic imigi-si iuii iii Lomuiu is "While 1m Lj. IIIL‘ Uuiintl an authoreas AL. -i.iii: tIt‘ in iwcile. ‘ hipuiiii‘ success by n0 means dc- peiuls mi llOVCI-y, Air. Morey said. ‘elizikcspenre continues to hold his oivii and one of the most recent w successes on the London stage has -I)('f‘Ii a revival oi "Voipone." by ‘another of the great Elizabeiiians, Ben Jonson. when it was cnliocl to lilaatten- IIIOII that. "The Shoemaker! Holi- day," by still another of Shake- |spuara's contemporaries, Thomas ficlikor. has been revived success- fully in New York. Mr. Morley en- thusiastically acclaimed "Show I maker” to he one of tiic best come- ’ ma; of all tme.

|.iic suic- ticpurtnieiit with regard '

lwlio will congratulate him on his success.

WATCH Saunders and Pound bump the Crystals off tonight. L-i063.

RECOVERING~Mrs. Frank Hor- nn of St. John, N. B., who ‘has been visiting her mother, ‘Mrs. Regina Atkins, loft yesterday momng On return to her home. Her husband is confined to his home through ill- ness for the past two months. but is much improved in health. and ex- pects to return to his position as wireless operator on the govern- ment steamer Doilai'd in the course of two weeks. Mr. Horan has made several trips to the Island. and made many friends WhIIC here.

AT Y's MEN'S MEETING - An unmarried men's team composed of Prof. J. G. Patterson and Fred Sninll defeated a married men's team made up of Wellington Dixon nnd Dr. McLaughlan in a Y's Men's Club debate last evening. Mr. Harry Cudmore was chairman. Mr. Will- lam Currie, president of the Sum- merslde Y's Men's Ciub was e. guest. Miss Gwen Fry del ghtcd the

ireflfillrfl‘. Mrs. George Hooper We" reed by Miss Nevita Hciy- 7 wood; Woman's llfissionary Society Yfilwfio by the treasurer, Mrs. Gor-

ldon Leitcli, nnd the acting treas- '

I 11"?!‘- Mffi. F. A. A. Mutch; reports iof» Explorers’ by the secretary- IIYBZISIIYBY. Miss Loraine French; 11010116 0f choir by the president, _Mr. Harrington Yorston and the 5QCY4-FEB-YIIIBI‘. M1". Arthur Hale; YEDOYIS 0f Sabbath School by tiic y llenerai superintendent, Rev. G, C Webster. the Slllierintotideiit or ti... Junior School, fill-s. c. W. Punter- gm. the treasurer, Miss Ida Mac. 011E811. and the Cradle Roll sup- erlntendeiit. M11. Harold Hull; re- Dot-ts of Christian Endeavour bv the socretary, Min‘; Erna Bosweli and the treasurer, Ming Catherine 0515011. Plenerai and financial r9. ports oLBcouts by the Scout Mas. for. Mr. Percy Cameron; report, n1 fund for memorial window in memory of Rev, George C. Taylor by Miss Bessie MacLeon. All re- ports were most encouraging and showed increased membership and billmwvd budget throughout. {Rev- G- C. Webster spoke briefly o the work done in the p351 yggyr

meeting with a solo. Mr. Frederic Large a new member was present.

FISQERY CLASSES HEAR LEC- TURES——DT. J.A. Murphy lectured on "The procedure and conduct of meetings" yesterday as short courses under the Dominion-Prov- incial youth training program con- tinuecl at St. Dunstervs Univers- ity. Mr. S. T. Gallant lectured on “Mistakes of Fishermen"; Father MacKenzie on “Government Pub- lications": Father Francis on “Bus- iness and Legal Papers": and Hon. J. P. Mamliityre on "Fisherman's Experiences." Francis lectured English" and "Arithmetic"; Dr. Ellsworth on "Bacteria", and Dr. J. T. Crotcau on “Study Groups".

on “Business '

Miss Frances Ayres has returned home aflera three months‘ stay in Montreal where she has been tak- ing a course iri beauty culture.

Temperance llnion MembersEntertain , A At Y. M. 0. A.

The members of the Charlotte- town Temperance Union eiitertain- ed a happy group of young people ut ilie Y.M,C,A. on Monday ev- cning.

About fifty boys and girls as- sembled in the reading room and at the appointed time were lined 111p and matched into the dining

hnli where they took their places

nroliiid the tables so prettily dec-

orated for this special occasion. Alter singing O Canada, Rev

.Mr. Deiitoii asked n blessing.

Senied at the head table were Mrs, W. H. Johnston, president of the Uiiloii, Miss Edith Stems, past prizslclent, Miss Rnyr Gillespie. dir- ector of S, S. temperance work Rev. I-i. L. Danton. flcv. J. M, Me- Lcod. uiicl Mr. "Luck. secretary of the Y.M. C.A.

Alter all had partiikcn of the good things ])i'0\'i(I1'lI by tiic lntiies, the president called on Mr. Luck who welcomed the guests and said that he nnd his staff were honored to have such a splendid group of young people hold their fiist ban- quet in the Y.M.C.A.

Rev. Mr. McLeod spoke briefly nnd gave some good advice to tiic boys and girls, He cited the pro- phet Daniel as a young man of bllpefwi” Ctiiirsgo who even defied royal authority to carry out the dictates of his own conscience.

The guest speaker. Rev. MixDen- ion, took for his topic, "The Right Way of Living". His address to ,tlie young people was both inter- , csting and helpful. He stressed the

Wednesday Father i,

“mum muting to mglietveud- ~ lloieevel tomorrow for it. John.

Mr. Morley has acted in me ilmportance for the youth of today United States, at one time with ‘i0 take a. definite stand on the George Arline in the stage brew!“ Md! OI rlsht. The virtue of cour- lation of "Dlsrnoi." Ho was for J80 Could be acquired and culti- three yearn London correspondent vatod. Mr. Dcnton pointed out, nf "Variety" and qulto recently "Jesus increased in wisdom and took a "I1 ‘our’ as a movie actor. The stature and in favor with God and ir-t-lizilrvue of tho cinema and the men",

"are he raid I185 "Ty "m6 J‘ A unique feature of the program common. lie (Whittier! 8 ("Mimi Iwas the presentation of 41 certifi- rvHr-vvvce for the latter a! l‘ m" ‘cares by Miss Gillespie w the stu- '<li"‘\i OI fllllilm‘ °""T@5!I°"' ‘dents who successfully completed Twmv- “I m“ "m" "I u“ pm“ I116 temperance course for 1037. l ""Il"""" M m" "W “""'"°°“ “fay” In the course oi her remarks. l‘"'> “"1"” Wm “we M“ nrmdsm Min Gilles le c-onltratuiuted Mari gm llm l‘\‘f‘ll'l‘l!. after comment/ck “MK” o‘: 5L Jam" smldaa

l on the IIIFPP evening perfrirmepva- 1m w," sum ‘m by mvrnq m, School. who led thetheciitynlmngoll;

iviunlrvv nroriiwllon and the best i Imvhm “named individual performances.

mark of 100%. The leaders of the

and expresed his thanks and ap- preciation of the work done by the Zn???’ tiliflllimlzlltgogs. and especi-

o cares e Mr. Alb t. IMacDougall. _ r c?

Mr. H. A. MacDougali heartily commended the work done and moved that a voto of thanks be eictended to the various organiza- tions and to Rev. G. C. and Mrs. Webster for tho splendid leader. ‘$11115 they have given.

The (‘SIIIIYIHIIPS f0? 193B wem with two increased amounts ac- cepted by the meeting.

The board of trustees were re- elected as foiioivsz-J. A, arm-Mg]. inn, Herbert Jcwiclll, EA. Curlmore, J. C. Cooke, Willis NICIIOISOILNOP- man J. MacLcod. and lvlnjor Mac- Rue.

The meeting closed with the benediction by Hit‘ puslol’. Rev. G. C. Webster.

WARPIIINES RAIN DEATH 0N SEIIPBRTS

(By The Associated Press) PERPIGNAN, Fiuiicc, Jan. 20— Huge Insurgent bombers from nearby Mediterranean island buses today struck again with dentlinnd terror at the large Spanish Gov- ernment. seaport (rltics of Burcc- ioiin. Valencia nnd 'Tfil'i’llg.'l|‘id_

Reports reaching the frontier said Barcelona alone suffered 300 killed and 600 woiiiuletl in the two consecutive days oi air raids. Wotindcd lay dying iii the streets. Gaping holes were loin in large buildings.

The raiders senrrrl u diIt-ct hit on tiic British freighter 'l‘lioi'ilen» PF-‘i. 111.13 iii port ut Turrngonu, KIIIIPH M lvtlst tivo niciubcrs of tiic crew. Five iii‘ tlir: freighterla crew were reported iiiissiing and seven wounded.

Damage to Barcelona and Vul- enciw-wlilch were still searching 8111011: their ruins for victims of yesterday's raldr-was much less today.

Travellers crossing tho Frengh frontier said tons of bombg veer-r, poured on Barcelona, striking a populous quarter. Many wnunnm died where they fell duo to scar. my" 05 doctofl and medicine.

5¢11l¢>r~Me1"y MacKiiy. Intermediatc-Cothwinu Wright Jl-lnivr-Hcnrletta Ferguson. Continuing the program the Xgunl? P009“: Joined in singing

"Ward Temperance Soldiers".

Mrs. Elizabeth Wood was ac. "llmplnist for the availing.

The National Anthem brought tiic social evening to a clam

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OF CRYSTAL TEA ROOM AND IIESTAPIEANT‘

Saturday. January 22. flpeolll chicken dinner gen‘- cd from 5 to l p. m.

211 Queen ill. Phone 577.

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DRAMA FESTIVAL Evening Performance At 8.15 Sharp

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REPORTS READ AT BllliRll or alumnus

The following reports, in addit- ion to those published yesterday, were submitted at the annual meeting of the Charlottetown Board of Trade Wednesday night.

TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE

The report on transportation was read by Mr. RE. Mutch. of the

’I'raiisport:ilion Committee in thei

zibsenee of the chairman, Mr. A. Delcher. TIIE report follows:

During the year many transpor- tation matters have had the at- trntion of your committee.

The increase in motor car traffic, which in 1937 showed an increase of 15 per oent over the previous year, indicates that during I-ha

, tourist season there is not suffi- . rich!» uccomodation on the Tormen-

tiue-Bordon ferry. and this condi- tion will likely become more acute each year. Rcm-csentntions were made to the authorities and we un- derctund a solution for this prob- lem is being iirmngcd.

Various matters of railway trans- portation were investigated and representations made- to the pro- per lliltIl0TIIIE3_

The pick-up and delivery of L.C.L. freight which is in effect In some parts of Canada. was outlined by the transportation commlyoner of the Maiiiime Board of Trade with l1 Pftlllest for our views on the ud- vaiilasre of this service being ex- truded to ‘this province but so fai- no arrangement covering this ser- vice is in effect bore.

The heated car service for LCL. ficiglit has had attention, In We"- tem and Central Cnruida this ser- vice is given with a small surcharge and the Canadian Pacific Railway and Dominion Atlantic Railway carry the service to the Nfaritimes and remrt it as sntvfaotory. We have been in communication with the Cnrtadllln Notional Railways requesting the service here but so far without. satisfactory results.