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ResoIutIons of Resneot.

Mrs, Rcbecca j Fisher President Of VIM.
r. Travis Chapter Daughters Of the Re.
public Of Texas
Austin, Texas, June 2o-Your committee
on resolutions beg leave ia submit the fol-
lowing:
About US are the symbols OF mourning
Change. S" Colonel Guy N BB qgan in I TIC
beautiful sunset glow Of a splendid man
hood. has passed from this vale OF shadows
ITO where beyond these voices there IS
peace" The hand Of divinity had stamped
the seal Of knighthood on his brow and
combined 10 his nature the elements or
tlutn, courage, hdeHty and honor, But
yesterday our faithful friend and generous
henefactor and noble champion stood among
rs the peer Of The proudest In our midst
Now that eye that ever glowed VITA the
light Of kindness and sentleness is closed
Ia deaths dull Slumber that heart which
never throbbed with nught but generous
emotions Is sull forever and that manly
form that moved so courteously among mis-
fellows Is Strengthened in the cold embrace
The chill hand OF the Destroyer mas
broken the chuln OF friendship and love,
and has taken from our chapter one. OF
iis strongest supporters, ablest counsellors
and dearest friends True to all the prin
clpleg we cherish. faithful In loyal devotion
20 every Interest the Daughters OF the
and helpful IN guiding the enterprises OF
the organization, he left us legacy sweet
In memory rich IN honor and worthy 10
We loved him. We claimed him MS our
very own, and deeply mourn his sad de-
partufe Sorrow for our sacred dead II
Inc only sadness from which the human
heart refuses 20 be divorced. Like the
wounded dove claspiug down It's quiyering
wings upon the fatal shaft that pierced
It's beating heart, We cover mp ana cherish
the memory OF our departed though every
recollection he q paug
For the patriotic citizen who has fallen
from his high place In this broad common
wealth and who now sleeps beneath the
god Of the state he loved 80 Wen ana served
so faithfully, we tendcrly drop the tear or
reyret and place on his tomb the flowers
OF love whose incense shall I'll the air with
me sweet perfume of devotion
we rejoice that with US were spent ma
last long hours. bright 10 the edge OF dark
pess-then the calm OF twilight--and
crown OF stars, 10 his hereAyed family
ON daepest sympathy and coincidence are
| extended. and 10 her, his younger daugn.
| ter our sister and coiahOrer, we extend
| our arms 0f sbetel1ng love and oher our
hearts a refuge from the PLAINTIFF cry Of
| her fatherless comp0nionship nntli she 100
| snail pass beyond the stars when the niRnl
/ Of sorrow SHALL melt into, noon and the
| m, sferv Of death be clothed Win the glow
| ~ a new life. Respectfully.
| Mrs Gov. r. Il. Lubbock,
Mrs A. s. Graham
| Mrs. LILY I. Sharer,
Committed
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- An Old Reliable
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BLOOD AND SKIN
Diseases, Cancer, Ulcers,
Scr0fula, Eczema, Etc.

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IAN, ana, while temperature will he rising /,
WIN proouply not be excessively hnt -,
meridian 30 on that day. "V' "'"I
nne hogkies and Immediately east Of that
1870 VII pronably get the hottest weniher
on the National day, while the Paclae soss,
WI enjoy pleasant weather
on july ! the heavy rains will bav,
passeu, except possibly In Maine and INC
province OF Quebec. '"V
The general average of tetnne,ot,,,.. -,
mmpt oe hlgh during the DAYS near 1utv
Inc country covered hv hIgh temnerstt,,ro
VIII not be extensive, and altogether eS
pegt unusually pleasant weather on the
de stbip rI. 81 that auspieious event.
sequel of that other great event. Jnna n
LILO, which gave Magma Chnria In tbn
uescehdants OF that English spending raee
must not be overlooked, however. thaf
1nIg = comes uncomfortable near fbr
sreatest storm period Of the summer. anil
" lne weather often varies a day or two
from my long range forecasts IL Is best
not 70 count too confidently on ecod
, M,eeili!her- have given above the proha
u.mies Wnich favor fair and pleasant
As wheat harvest Is very carly this veor
harvesting will have progressed Veil to
hgrthWafd by -. Much loss may be avoid
eu py farmers by being prepared for tho
severe storms and heavy rains mat wiz
| follow that date ' ""'
Wheat VIII bear cutting few d,vs
| carrier and thus avoid being blown down
nN inc winds and beaten down hy The
| and wheat In shock will dry on; in fsw
lays being much less damaped tb,n n
! left uncut through the storms For those
reasons much may he saved hy cuttmg
MnIl Gay and night west OF tho Nlssis
slppl on "a, o. % and east Of the Mis-
In this. the moon viii give some assist.
ahce' as lis hrst quarter occurs June rs.
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BY FOSTER.
.,srature q Week Ending July Will AVERAGE
w Very High.

go June %. Copyrighted,
l'spa'r FOSTER Last bulletin gave
y a,surhanoe 10 cross continent
iH q = warm wave June % TO 20,
= i IN IS to July l.
~ Of this bulletin temperature
q oD .,,ing cool A cool wave will
= ne ,asr 81 and the warm wave
r', y. MINER Mississippi valleys.
% ~ II the week ending July ]
rl,n yoy high. Hot winds fol-
y wove Of July will reach Ia.
II sl1fiu mi July 4, cross west or
srss a Insa Of ,. great central val
N Eastern States y. M,
10 Viii cross west OF hockes
|p W greai central valleys U, yast-
wv 7Cool wave VIII cross west
tsl,,rs about Z, great cehtra' Nailcys -
~ s,' important weather event Of the
~ IN occnr from June - 70 july :
" .I.r al a day or TWO carrier West
pgllssIssinpl and as m9cn lhlel e1sl.
XXI ronslst of a great not
N even IN n cool wave equally ~
ieIle,yevv Winds pa and drouth with the
", ~ heavy cool rains with the
u nat are short IN rainfall at
Badtn y iris great disturbance VIII
PILE .sronsness Of their dry weather
" w harvest then in progress where
fsssl heretofore been plentiful will
4 ,s.d by excessive rains Following
I'M wave, ,,u IL ta,,,,,,r,t,,,..
ssl BE- experienced during inc sim ,,I
X. Sigh point, to July = the low
h .n,,, are that New England states
ab Messed with cool weather for July
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CULTURAL METHODS SUGGESTED.
Correspondent Thinks They VIII Exter-
inmate the Boil Weevil.

FtNVdNC NifC C0N NScNiis
To the Editor OF The Post
Rockdaie Texas June Ill sec a good
many paragraphs In your valuable paper
coming from different parts OF the eoun.
try. concerning the destruction OF boil wee.
VII by different methods OF poisoning
These have all been tried in this locality
and so far as my observation goes are
absolute failures The farmers had better
throw down their sprayers and begin pick
ing up the squares II they do not there
win not be a bale of cotton. made ia every
ten acres in the badly Infested districts
Now and then you meet With farmer
who says the sharpshootcrs are doing more
damage than boil weevil but Ii they viii
break open the yellow squares thar have
been affected long enough 10 hatch any
tning they VIII find a small white lUrvn In
ninety nine out Of every hundred. have
taken several lust as they were picked
ana put them into jar and u they hatch
nothing hut woovil then we will know
what has been doing the mischief | have
been lighting the pest by picking the
weevll on the cotton while the cotton was
too Young TO square. and since, by pick.
ing on all damaged squares, aud burning
them weeyil. larva ana all ! expect to
continue nntil cotton picking When |
gather my crop ] will report my success
good hand cnn pick on two acres per
day, Or he can PICK up the fallen SQUARES
any faster he will leave enough behind
20 ruin the crop. children, small ones,
can NOT do the work successfully | think
this the only way to success in destroying
the pest. II is slow md tedious hut Il
VIII pay. II would be better 20 plant
half the amount OF land and attend to the
weeVil than plant full crop aud get
no returns ] think that those WAC are
Of the opinion that much Df the destruc-
tive work Is done 10y sharpshootcrs are
mistaken | Will not assert what do not
know. but my opinion Is that the sharp
shooter as we call him. morcly feeds on
the dew and sap of the squares aud tender
shoots and buds In dry weather tue
squares VIII require all the sap they can
get to sustain themselves, and In conse-
quence can not withstand fhis sucking hA
the sharpShootcr. ana lie up on the
stalk; but IN sensouahlc weather ] have
never known the cotton TO he injured
by them. My cotton, planted April 10 ia
hoils on H. ] notice cotton IN my neigh.
borhood which was planted 10 March and
from which the wecvil were not picked,
has very few blooms and 7 am Afraid
that by the time the next generation OF
wecvil hatch they will leave nothing he.
hind them. ] am anxious to see the pest
destroyed. You are a fast friend 10 The
farmer, and J ask You In ali candor 10 con
slider thoroughly this method and II you
agree with me, Insist or this and similar
measures cultural methods being carried
the general sentiment OF the practical
farmers on It, and get them united in a
determination to carry OH these cultural
methods of warfare until tho wenyil Is
eNtermuatcd II Will, 1 think be al least
a three years job. TL.G.
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Cameron News Netea.

Cameron, Texas June 81. The Santa Re
section gang struck for l0-cent raise In
wages, but were let out Of their post
lions
A petition 20 have the commissioners
court appoint a public welgher for Cam
eron, Is belng signed by all who see IT,
The Southwestern Telephone company
completed their new copper metallic linz
between Waco and Cameron and opened
for service last night.
The l.. o. II. ST. hive are celebrating
their anniversary this afternoon al the
residence Of Mrs. While Davis,
Mrs n. G. Sampson and daughter, Miss
Florence, left yesterday for visit 20
Palestine.
The farmers in this section are well up
with their work. and now have some time
10 rest The wedther Is dry and hot
corn The small grain is harvested.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.

Especial 10 The PostA
key West. Fla, June % Arrived. Nue
ces, from Galveston, mud sailed for New
Pert Eads. La.--Arrlved Alrlers tAmA,
from New York; Ely Rrl. from Ceiha'
SUI ed; Bernard Hall lBrl. for Liverpool
laYo Soto RI, for london, via Newpur,
nlvn (Norl, for Port Barrlos, via Livings
ton and Punta Gorda Esther tAm) fol
Rio Cocle, via Bocas del Toro.
Galveston.
Balthnore, Sailed; Schooner Malcolm p
Scnvy, for Galveston.
New York Sailed: Lampisas. for Gal
weston. Arrived; ST. Louis. from south
appron and Chcrbourg; America, from
Nnnles
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pie on the noon Santa Fe this morning 10
help celebrate the anti-prohihition victory
IN Bell county.
Mrs T.. w. rarrant has returned from a
months visit to relatives Ia Smithyine
Mr.. J. w Dallas OF Independence Was IN
the city today.
Mr.. d. q. sayles Of Gay Hin was In the
city saturday.
Nlr John johnson OF Burton spent sat.
urday In the city.
In Justice Chapnelfs court Saturday Hor-
ace Presley was hned So and taxed with
the cost on charge OF carrying six.
shooter.
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CROCKETT cuLLINes.

Teachers Have Been Elected for the
Public Schools.
Crockett, Texas. June 2l,IIhe city eoun'
eli at the last regular meeting elected me
following teachers for the city school, SEES
sion Of 1901 1902 Principal, Walker King
assistants. Mrs. Lucy collips, Mrs A. T.
spence, Mrs. J. L. Smith, Misses Bunuie
and Lee Arlington, Ola Gayle and Lena
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GUTTER AND EGGS.

81; LOSS snfipss i2d14. turkeys "a;
chickens - e geese 4. springs > but
duck. . d ~ rrsamery 1920; dairy l3ala.
I Eggs lower: Western 81 So s,asdT cream
Ohicas@saa dsirr 14dl6lh: cheese STEADY,
cry i4f Fsss STEADY STEADY. icalf. ,s..s
se xsasss CITY, June %. Esgs STEADY ns IN
,dssoSTI and Kansas stock u cases ~
tuLneasv.,N Tune 22..-Eggs- Receipts oloa
n sss ves: market steady; stare anu renn'
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Richmond, Texas, June 1s.-At regular
meeting Of Frank Terry chapter. United
Daughters OF the confederacy, June TO-
1901, Miss Adelis A. Dunoyaut was unani'
mousiy lndered for president Of the Texas
division. The members OF the chapter are
enthusiastic in support Of Miss Dunoyans
for the presidency. and will use al fair
means IN the advancement Of her canai'
dacy Miss Dunoyant's record as state
historian during three terms, her services
as president Of oran n. Roberts eeap. ",
the beautiful ritual prepared ~ nsE aHt t
\ sfrikine address before .se last NAtsos9 ~
convention reveals a variety. 81 spiens,in ,
talents and executive aoihy , tnaa sbency ~
the Texas division Of the United Daughters
OF ene Nophenes'NNfrs Mrs. r. NJ. o, Fem,
Corresponding Secretary Frank rerEs cnap-
far
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Rite. Mont-w A. Clarke, JI. the
younEest son ~ Senator ". A. clarke
snd Niias Relic Foster were Married al
ne home ~ the BRIDES parents, senator
Cisrteie present 10 The bride was ehees
FOR 500 600 The grosm's present Was a
NECKLACE Of diamonds ana pearls A@~' 70
be valued az s6o.ooa
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ELEYAToRs a AND B.
HIDES AND WOOL.

~, yorE June 22.-HdeF teadY; ThI
NtM % 20 81 pounds 1915. California,
~ ~ OK mounds. %. Texas dry, p 70 -
1nornds i4Gi4h. Leather steady hen
iccE sole Buenos Ayres lIght L% ne do,ncstIc
a aescs 800 56a57; Texas 1ea17.
~ arm hut quiet; medium grades llgt
~ irht dne 11dl4; heavy hne @Glii tuo
- tGT24i5
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KANSAS r1rN

~ City. June 90. Cattle Receipts
tSpmlhal' choice beef steers 5,jOQ
y, ~ ! 70 70 good i.O0f5. 10; stockers and
n TS.9pgScO: Western fed steers 40
! Tsssasas and Indian steers 4 25d5. s.;
n i sn1- < ;00d4 10: cows . s0di jQ'
"a =. spea 90, Gamers .. 0Od3 90: bulls
3 a.. calves 3.50d5 90. Hogs Re
"a M marke. 2ia6i5c lower; heavy
- pe,oin ght 8. 1Jd5 90; PIGS S. 50a5. 40.
: g,lid5 %: Western wsthers a son
\, s.ea55lings 435d6 ~: cnlIs Z 90; grass
''VaS.6O spring lambs 4 250
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a6ahs June Receipts 400;
no "a. eauy good to prime steers
't'ts ana poor 10 medium 4 50'd5 40;
q a, kss led steers 4 552i5 a. rexas
! No. = 90Gi4 10; Texas bulls 2. f5d
u snS receipts IL 900; market weak;
NJ kes, butchers 3 s0gi6 so; good 70
fsn.s, A2q6 III: light 3 75G0, 03,
illec walpts 2aQo; mHIiA steady; good
N ~, alecrs { 0la4 AZ. fair 10 choice
ehe, i,llg Western sheep 4 O0d4 80;
: Was,, ~ 40: native lambs 4 O0d
e'rtn lambs 3 OO675 rs
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Bolton, Bell County, Tezss, ynne -.
savspifx. earn has been badly damaged
ana some Of the younssr corn u dyinRs
Cotton will begin to suner soon Il y aee&
not rain.
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SsiSlNania l3dfl3h; Western candied i36flgi6
western ungraded limi2h.
ooTToN sEEp PRODUCTS.

filme cotton seed cake. 10 as 6f2u 30
quotations on prime cotton seed meal
cry at Galveston
Memphis, June 2. -On-Carlsnd iots nor
halloh' frlme crude 81; on crude 2TisgfsS
Vpmee cooking summer yellow less than
StF lots per gallon ~ Meal and cake ear
carload lots 2O.O0
New York, June %. -Cottonse ID oil quiet
Urine crude nominal; prime yellow as
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NEW oRLEANs.

~ n,ls apeelal 20 The Post,
1 rort aus, June % The New Orleans
|aAr,h,se Schange reports: Light supply
3 n ~ ~ butchers stock on sale. prices
tr ks IA. STOCK; no choice hogs or sheep
nuA ordinary neglected
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MONEY wanted by district No, 2, inclu1-
Ing the city OF Iufkin, 10 build brick
school house on district school warrant.
itGerd Luflln. Texas 2B
MONEY TO LOAN or advanced 10 pay
taxes mortgages paid ~ o., EXTENDED
mteres, reasonable. John Il. Wood, iiOTA
Congress aVenuc, ~
MONEY 70 LOAN-We have any amount
Of money 20 loHn on Houston city prop
crty or Improved farms IN amounts TO
suit borrowers. william II. OlScheWske
10 900 Klam building. ~
STOCK ENCHANBE--O orders 10 buy or sell
oil stocks and all other corporation stocks
uromptly executed. Purchasing agent for
mel ON write for daily market letter,
Charles Y Munger, member stock TX
h.ngc Eio KAN building 10
SIT0 0jg 40 LOAN on Houston business OF
residence property; one TO ten years. az
lowest rates Of Interest," monthly pay
rneuts II desired no delay Ia getting your
money Apply to n. L. Mills 300 Main
street
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IS Alamo (Am), Xix, for New York.
SIS Pensacola (Am), Simmons, for Pen
sacola.
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! q, 'e.sTlng are tne mve stock quota
MS market as furnished BY T.
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Moskowltz, branch office
In oil Exchange Building. Beaumont. Am
In positlon to furnish inside and reliable
information ae 90 the stocks OF the diner.
ent Oh companies now being offered. Cor.
resp ndcnce solicited
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FINANCIAL.

/ HAVE OPPORTUNITIES TO place money
safely, and at satisfactory interest u
You have money IN any amount from sly
Ia $1,000 consult with me. stocks OF
sVcrv hind b0urht aud sold ON commits
sion Member Houston OH and STOCK
Exchange Charles Il. Munger. i-Z4
NOW is A GOOD TIME 20 buy some Of
me Oh stocks ] solicit your orders 10
buy on sell charles x Munger, Non,
Der Houston stock E1cnange. -. -
MONEY LOANED on Houston real cs'
tate. Ed s. Phelps. attorney, 3lOl3 Main
street. - -
PATENTS Large patent book mailed free.
describes and illustrates new mecldnl'
cal movements. Big book freei suggests
what 20 Invent FOR proht and gives al
ae 10 patentabllty. O'Meara y GO,
patent attorneys, 500 g street, \. w.
Washington, u. c. ~
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So Alamo (Aml, HlX, for New York
IS Pensacola tAm), simmons, Tor Pen
sacOa.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF GALVESTON, June %.
Arrived.
SIS Concho tAm.), Evans, from New York.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
E+...l.g.

NItHUI6WTNa.
Vessels Flag-Tons Pier.
Roma (BrD. -. aground at County Bridge
BARGE.
Tabor ......,........,, New Orleans els
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Receipts today Of wheat: cars;
emf Colorado and Santa Re ........, y
Missouri Kansas and Texas ...'.''.' ~
.ro,o, 40
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PROFESSIONAL.

49,
III YOU HAVE houses TO move see J. A.
Wright Goa Travis street, Houston, Tex
as.
WELLS BORED and curbed with sewer
nine. easy terms. Call or address whey
OLD MTRR0Rs made new. Ring up Go.
meg. new phone 65l. ~
DETECTiYE AGENCY Trained detectives
Furnished for civil and criminal lnFesuga'
lions. reasonable rates; correspondence so
Mclted. James McCane box 100 Houston,
Texas
FOR GRAVEL shells for roohngs address
John Dalton, Morgan City - 81
TFAGIE wooTEN g. FLEMING. attor
neys-at law. rooms II aud - Perlsteln
huildine. Beaumont Texas, practice IN the
courts OF the OIL neida OF both Texas
and Southwest Louisiana G. A, TeaEie,
III Beaumont. Texas; G. y. Wooten for.
meriy of Louisiana; n. 4. Fleming q
Beaumont Texas .
I'd q PHELPS. Attorney and Counselor
al Law 3l0h Main street. Houston. SO
= X SsOTsre1- a AMOS Fire fusurnnoe
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GALVESTON STOCK,
OCEAN RATES on COTTON.
nAtyrsTON GRAM MOVEMENT

Whp nIOVe uuOtaiIOns are OAseu on MIST
lass liners Second-cluss liners ] cent and
ramps 8 cents lower, except for net rates.
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Julia, Green New York G.
Iotte Moore, Corning. .at New York B.12
SCHOONERS.
George c. Thomas, Kent........,....
Malcolm r. Seavey, Atkins. ..........
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GALVESTON

Prospects favorable for choice steers 9nd
COWS yearlings and, calves slow sale; TOP
cornfed hogs wanted.
GALVESTON.
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OFFERS CAPITALISTS AND INVESTORS

Seeking Safe, Profitable and Permanent Inve.
$4,000 Shares Swear 10 Per Cent Guaranteed Dvi,
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Estate OF the Murdered Kiser.

The balance in the hands of Michael
Kiser and J, p. Riser as shown by their
first and final account filed in the courts
of Clarion county as administrators ofthe
estate of William Kiser, late of Elk town
ship, is over $1,000. William Kiser is the
man who was murdered at his residence
in Elk township. His relatives have of
fered a reward ofs 900 for the conviction
ofhis murderer or murderers. Two men,
Henry Borchert and Sic, Mong, both of
Forest county, are now in Clarion Jail
charged with the commission oi that
crime. 1t was one of the blackest in the
history of Clarion county. Borchert and
Mong are TO have a hearing before Es-
qure A. r. Cyphert in the arbitration
room of the court house on Thursday OF
this week.