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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
PERSONALS.

David Keith has returned from a
trip 40 Seattle
Miss Alma York has gone 10 Bos-
ton to study music al the New Eng
land Conservatory.
President J. T. Cosgrin ~ tho con-
tincntal National bank has returned
from Chicago.
Manager Burton OF the Utah lm-
Ulomcnt-NehiClo company BIS ln Chi
cago on "a business trip
Edward Duncan ~ Kansas city
formerly cashier ~ the bank Of tho
Republic of this city. Is Ia town on a
VISIT
NJ ~ walker aud family return
from their two months' "trip through
tine northwest. including British
Columbia. next Monday,
u. 81 Randall OF Kansas. the new
manager for the Western Moline Pillow
company 100 this city. has arrived
from the east and Dr. in charge.
John Carmody prominent sheep
man of Lander. Wyo. e. in town. ho
reports sleep as doing especially wen
iu Wyounng. with heavy shipment OF
lambs east at good prices.
sunf A ~ Nav of the Western
Union wife and daughter are n t0sn
from sam Fwncis,o Mrs MAY ana
daughter continue east to philadelphia
GOA "a visit while Mr May returns 90
tne coast nier Ion the week
m. % Hughes president or me Males
tlc 1870 Insurance company ~ Indian
apolis Ind. a. me guest of J. l.. Hun1t.
local commercial agent lur the Wabash
system, on hlT return from an extern
siVo tour of thf west
~ ~ Ritter. general manager of
fho Pioneer Drug store az Logan has
leh for an offended friI east. ln com
uanN with hts brother W. W Ritter
Az Chicago Mr Ritter viii attend the
kcKall druRWstH' convention, and
aucrward VIII take ln the greal
lakes ana wish Quebec. They viii then
81 30 Chester county. Pa. fhc olo
hume OF fhe Ritter family. Mr Ritter
raid this monIng that he had been
flfd down M business for 30 years
ana nov no Was going 0ut ~ have
the "uig Of his ne"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
EVER WATCHFUL
4 Little Care WIN savc Many Dcscrct
News READERS Future Trouble

Watch tho kidney secrciions.
See that they have the amber hue
Of health;
The discharges not excessive or m
frequent.
Contain no "bricls-dust like sedi-
ment
Doans Kidney pills will do this sor
you.
Thcy watch the kidneys and cure
them when they're sick.
Mrs Bctsey Shiplcv. 272. 22nd St,
ogden, Utah. SAYS, II do not think
there g. amy need for people TO suffer
from kidney compliant when Doan's
Kidney Pills can be had / doubt N
anyone has suffered more severely
from this disease than T. The worst
symptom Of my case WAS too fire.
uucnt desire 90 void the kidney secrc-
tions. I WAS also afflicted with back
ache and one doctor who treated me
said ! had n floating kidney. Doan's
kidney Pills. which / finally had the
good fortune TO learn Of gave me
prompt relief This preparation is
80 effective that ! only wish every
kidney sufferer would try a."
Mrs Shipley gave the above tscti-
monial In July. 1905. and when inter-
viewed in July. 1909, she said. II
still take pleasure in recommending
Doan's Kidney pills, for the cure they
effected IN my case has been parman-
emit The statement I gave for pub
location in their favor three years ago
stu holds good.
X y
For sale by an dealers. Price so
cents Foster Miiburn Co, Buffalo
Sole agents for the United States
Remember the name--"Doan's'---
take no other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
BURGLAR IN NO HURRY.
He Helps Himself to Watches While
Alarm Bell Keeps Ringing.

For the second time within six
months the J. S. Jensen Jewelry com
pany. SO South Main street. was made
the object Of the burglars midnight
visit on the second visit, however. III >
marauders contented themselves with
two watches which had been left in
the store FOR repair
The peculiar feature OF last nights
attempted robbery was that The bur-
glar went through his work while the
burglar alarm changed its warning
sound only TO attract a policeman
when ID was too late. The thief had
broken into the store through the tran
som ~ the rear door. and in either
smashing or crawling through the
Jagged glass had cut himself sufficient
lv To leave "a trail Of blood 10 the front
OF the store. Tho alarm bell brought
PatrOman Tingcs 10 the store but
after the burglar had made his escape
with the two watches.
About six months ago the same store
was entered, the thieves then securing
q tray containing "a quantity Of valua-
bic iewelry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
BUS PASSENGERS

nr and Mrs. " No. Green. Mr ana
RIra Charles p. IioFlcr Mr. ana Mln,
charles b Adams and AIRS u. ~. Ellis,
prominent citizens OF phladflphie Nh1
have suont some ~ tho summer weeks
lu thc Yellowstone, returned ms morn
Ing ana ave registered at tha knuif
forl Tho party wiz spend "a few du}f
iu thc city before continuing east
Charle- w. Price. a business man m
Kansaa city. "a registered IN the Ken
Won Nh Price a. ON IA business trip
through the west and northwest.
Charles Bowers owner of one of
the YonoNHtnne stage lines, is ln Tho
city ON business. he 10 a guest az tho
Kenyon.
4. ID. Mnicott an Official of thc Tel
lur|do Power company. ~ ln Salf Lake
on business and 10 dnmiciled az the
cullen
.. AZ Sullivan, cHtIle buyer repre-
seniiuG q uaeNnghousa af lo7 Angeles.
a. here on business ana IL a guest "a
the cullen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
UNDER PURE room ACT.

Deputy United States Marshal Julian
Riley served papers this morning on
G. W Mount. president Of the Mount
Pickle company. summoning him 20
appear before the United States Dis
trict court to answer a charge filed
against him by the United states att
torney. OF violating the rure food act
Of June 30. 1906. The complaint al
leges that the Mount Pickle company
shipped 10 Blackfoot Idaho. barrel
containing 46 gallons OF liquid claim
ed 10 be cider vinegar. which proved
10 be adulterated with ascetic acid and
foreign matter. which reduced its
strength and purity below the pro-
fessed standard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
SCHOOL CONTRACTS.
Board of Education Receives Bids
For Construction and Cement Work.


The board Of education today OPEN
cd bids foi the construction of cement
sidewalks around the Riverside and
Wasatch schools also Tor the heating
plant a. the Sumner building For the
cement work at the Riverside school
the following bids were received
David Green 3s96.2b; Russell a.
Habbershuw. S9O2.f5. Holmes q WAT
kus. 21,366. Black a Lcnler $3.50.
ON tho cement work at the Wasatch
school. thc following tenders were re-
ociycd. Black a Lenlcr Slf3g. David
Green. E1.faE12, J. d. Hanlcy. ST.
s6b.oG Holmes a Watkins. $3.50.
For the sumner heating plant.
pomeroy Spencer submitted bid
of ga9g6. tho VIII Rers Plumbing
COMPANY s6.369; and Midgley Bros
$3.50
The Fidelity Trust company of
Maryland, which guaranteed tho bond
uf Nondorhorsi Bros. the nrm which
aun rrhool and then threw 10 up. haf
decided to 60 ahead with the building
OF fhc structure. Today claims age
grcgatng S2.19S against the firm or
Nuudt rhurat RIOS WCro filed with the
board one Of tho claims De- made hv
T. Va Mellon a. GO. of salt Lake
cts. fur gravel ana cNcaNating. Anoth-
en- claim Tor fhll D. made br the wat
SON transfer CO. fur service. and one
comes nom tho Portland Cement come
pany for sos. f0r cement furnished.
Tho trust company WIN hH notified
that the claims hove boon presented.
end if no actinu IH Hkcn toward their
payment the board Wil hold tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
CEMENT STATISTICS.
State Statistician Complies Figures
showing Production in Utah.

H. r. Hams state statlstician. COM
piled the figures today showing the
amount OF cement manufactured In
The state in 1908 There are two ce-
ment factories IN the state. one at Salt
Lake and the other az Devils Slide.
The raw material IS obtained at
Devils slide and in Parley's canyon
Another factory Is being erected a,
Brigham City. Mr. Hams report is as
follows
Amount OF capitalization, So 00o. 900
Total value OF capital Invested in
the business. 81. 500. 900
Total number OF barrels OF cement
manufactured 1908. 1859 427.
Total value OF all products manu-
featured 1908, $685. so
Total number OF employees 1908, PSI
Total amount Of wages paid en-
ployes 1908, Si59.l90.
Average number OF hours per day
employees required to work, l07.
Amount Of products sold within tho
state, q per cent.
Amount OF products sold outside of
state, "a per cent
Total number Of barrels Of cement
manufactured 1907, 27l.123.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
DETENTION HOME IS
NOW ARRANGED FOR
Commissioners Eject Arranncm.n,.
With Owners OF Orphans
Home.

Ihe county commissioners have con.
cluded TO purchase the Orphans HON.
ana Day Nursery aSsociatiuns buiidin,
on state street for detention homo \,
connection With the Juvenile court
me oHcr or $4,000 for the building
has been practically accepted ana t
deal viii probably be closed next Nin,
day IL Is the intention OF the ror.
missioners 10 make some change.
the building Rooms will be fitted
for "a detention school as required
the laws passed by the last leri
laturc.
The old Ulntah school Is still brir
used at a detention home. This pror.
sriy was sold some time ago a. IA
Poplar Grove congregation and n o,f,
be turned over 10 them TO be convert. al
into a church as soon as possible
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
lloyd nEIRs MAZE CHARGES.

The final distributing Of the estate
of William j Lloyd. who died May
2s. zoos. and which Is being contested.
viii be heard before the district court
ou Friday. Sept a. Thomas y. LOWS
an heir makes the charges In n petition
that several 81 the heirs and executors
are purposcly delaying the distribution
for their own advantage. 80 that they
can use the property without rent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
HANSEN is BANKRUPT.

Peter Hansen Of Sandy filed a petit
ton OF bankruptcy in the Federal
court this morning Hts debts consist
Of a great number of small accounts
amounting In all TO s472.60. all Of
them being unsecured. His assets are
said to consist OF household goods
valued at $50, wearing apparel valu-
ed at s25 and SO wages due from the
Tintic Smelling company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
cmNnGr AGNINsr rooL ROOM.

X Imaik, who runs pool room az
"a Commercial street. is charged with
contributing 10 the delinquency Of
minor in a complaint issued today, al
the request Of e. s. Sperry, probation
officer According to the complaint,
Rufus Ensign. rs years old. was allowed
to play pool in the establishment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
FUNERAL NOTICES.

The child OF Leo G.. Bean aud Maif
Hall Bean died on sunday evening Ine
funeral will DO held in the TNenty-ntih
ward meetinghouse on Wednesday, SEPT
u. 90 40 D. m. New Zealand elders ana
saints are especially invited 90 attend
friends ~ the family are advised 10 tnhe
Poplar Grove car 10 Eighth West n-
mceiinghouse Il two and half nioeh7
north
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
cAUsE or ACTION CHANGED.

John W Barrett. a railroad man.
withdrew his suit against Mrs. Flora
G. Barrett yesterday for a divorce on
the charge Of cruelty. He filed another
suit charging her with desertion. They
were married az ottawa, ontario. AUG
n. 1895 Barrett says that she vent
20 Denver In December Of 1907. and re-
fused 10 return 10 him She sold al their
furniture In Denver and went 20 Co
lumbus. O.. where she Is now living.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14

IL for the value Of two promisscry
notes. each for s. $40 and interest
from May 20. 1907. the date when they
were given az per cent amounting
In al % sii6so Attorneys fees OF
81 600 are asked for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
TRIAL BEFORE JURY BEGUN.
City's suit Against Irrigation Com
pany Seeks Right to Enlarge Canal.


Before a jury In Judge Ritchie's court
yesterday the suit OF the city against
the East Jordan Irrigation company
10 condemn the right 10 enlarge the
company's canal for city water purposes
was begun. The city owns one-fifth
of the company's stock. amounting TO
the right to appropriate "a seoond-feet
Of water from Utah Lake. The city
wants 20 enlarge the canal 10 a capacity
of 800 second feet but the other stock
holders refused 10 allow IL TO be done.
The city contends that the enlarge
ment Of the canal win not interfere
with the company's rights, nor will u
damage the company IN any way. The
city wants the canal enlarged so that
the water can be taken out AZ a higher
point so that more land can be irri-
gated along the east bench. II Is
claimed by the city that IL will pay
the costs and damages II any result.
but that the stockholders have refused
10 consider the proposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
FrnrRAL cornT NorEs.

The Involuntary bankruptcy case OF
tho Wallsburg (Wasatch county, Mer-
cantile company was set for trial for
next Monday by Judge Marshall In the
United states district court.
IN the case ~ the United States
Mining company W. ". S. Mccormick
et al. the time 20 settle and file bin
~ exceptions by defendants WAS ex-
tended 10 days.
The suit of Katherine s. Kellar
against the Western Pacific Railway
company for 10000 damages. was
transferred today 10 the United states
district court from the Third District
court. M tho complaint u As alleged
that the company raised an embank-
ment in front ~ her promises in bl,ck
800 plat q. and the passing trains
shake the house which il one OF seven
rooms - that Il f. unit for habita-
ton
j. ~ Mcdonald OF Hsber was ad-
mitied 10 practise la the United states
courts this morning on the motion o.
Attorney A. L. Hoppangh
In the case or W n Timnn vs.. q.
n Weimer ~ nl, the motion 10 set
the case for nnal hearing WAS denied
as more testimony d 90 be taken. The
suit 4 Tor the recovery N a., 300 and
interest on n promissOry note secured
by 200 900 shares 81 stock of the
Weimer copper company
TRANSFORMED To a. :. COUNTS
The case OF Van - spaldinE and r..
n Fitzgerald, trustee against John
n Van EYern and Anna ~. Van
Eyera. haF been transferred from the
NTH judicial court in Willard county
70 the federal court The suit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
UNIVERSITY NEWS

The first meeting OF the faculty OF
the Utah university was to be held
this afternoon. at which matters Of im-
portance in connection with the opening
of school were 10 be considered.
Returning students viii notice many
changes. both In the buildings and on
the grounds The interiors ~ an the
buildings have been painted and cement
walks have been laid 10 the various
buildings from the main walk The
laboratory building has been fitted up
with about $500 worth Of additional ap-
paratua. and the machine shop has been
thoroughly oVerhauled, ana a new cut
ting and grinding machine has been
Installed The shop win be under the
direction Of William Forsberg, who will
be assisted by G. v. Anderson.
A great change will also be noticed
this year in registration. The fee Will
be- SIC with "a reduction 90 $40 10 those
who register Sept. u.s. n and Us. In adj
dition 20 this Zee there viii Doe one Of
s. which win boz used FOR student ace
uWtics as voted by the students last
year
Among the changes IN the teaching
and clerical forces ~ the school may be-
mentioned inH appointment Nt NtlrN
Jennie Home Go the position of regis
trar Tho position of william Blum. as
Instructor in chemistry which Doc re-
signed Co go to the University of Wash
net0n VIII boz filled by Kenneth VIII
Iiams pr McJcnkln win take ID
Ross Andtrson's place at the head Of
tho department of hactcuology and
pathology. and Professor a. A Nowiton
Ull bc associate professor of physics DOB
the place of Dr Leon Hartman h -.
Betchum WIN hu the position of assoc
riafo urnfessor of ,lKll engineering.
Tho postpHice has ALSO been rcmodclcd
and the students win hereafter have
90 can for their mail Large additions
ha,o been made 90 inc ubrory this sum-
mon. amounting % about 300 volumes.
Provost g. e. Harrison OFF the lni-
tsrsltN of Pennsylvania, nnd Robert r.
Goodrich. professor Of uciHllursy az
tno University of Arizona. were recent
Visitors to the university Both men
.,prc.sed satisfaction at the equipment
0l thc Utah university
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14

- v Thompson OF the United states
land office boz this city The protests al
lego that the land which is located ON
The line between carbon and Emery
counties. is more valuable for coal than
for agricultural purposes. In each cas- B.
tho coal contestants were represented
by t. @ LcatherwOod The state was
not represented Testimony was taken
Tor the contestants but no decision was
rendered this morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14

amount of the claims out of the es-
Inmates on the contract price or the
building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
DIED.

GROESBECk. In Salt Lake City. SEP,
rs. Helen infant daughter Of NJ Eng
Mrs. HNrnm Groesbeck. Jr., ilbi sQpih
Third East street.
Funeral announcement later.
n. n. Evans. Florist, 80 :. Main ~
Floral designs a speciality. Phones ~
HELP MANTED-FEMAiE.
EXPERIENCED SEWERS, ALihhA-
ton Department 2. a. NJ, ..
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEwOhh
40 washing small family, ono VINO Gov
speak German preferred. - 30 ON fH''
GOOD SEWERS WANTED. y. A. CAR
ter Fur co. p West Isl SOUTH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14

A private safe may be- rented in the
IRE and burglarproof vaults OF the
salt Lake Security & Trust Co. 32-gA
Main street. $500 per year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14

- -
TWENTY Five TEAMS WITH
plank Wagons 10 haul dirt 81 per dag on
eight hours. Apply John Holt Hen ,Q19-z.
Ind t4N.
BOARD AND ROOM M PRIVATE
family between Jackson and oueala
schools. Address SIS care Of News.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
His First Rabbit.

Governor Fort of New Jersey is fond
Of telling the following story Of how
be shot his first rabbit: When a boy on
the old Fort homestead. in Burlington
county, he was hurriedly called on by
some boys of the neighborhood and
told to get his gun. as nice. fat rab-
bit was perched on fence near the
house. He quickly sailed forth. gun
in hand. Blazing away with both bar
rels at the game. he rushed over and
found the animal dead And" adds
the governor. Judging by the atmos-
phere in the neighborhood. II had prob
ably been dead for more than week"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
Ono ON General Walker.

Representative Flood of Virginia tells
n good story in which one of the char
acters was General Reuben Lindsay
Walker Of the Confederate army. On
one occasion the general was waiting
for his breakfast. and his faithful ne
gro servant had gone to catch some
FISH for the feas'. When the servant
was away an unusually long time The
general called to him impatiently:
why don't you come here with that
fish, SAM"
Sam in the meantime had caught a
founder, which IL white on one side
with II whiteness that looks like raw
fish meat.
''All right, Massa Reuben" called
out Sam. rs comm des ez soon ez
kotch dc nvver ha'f O dis here fish,
!, Washington Ti44lJ.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
CHOICE MISCELLANY
The Only Perfect StradiVariuS.

lnr bears frequent taik at StradiEa-
.S''Is victims. particularly at auctions.
but rs Il matter III fHrl there - "uIN
Que lu.ffp,1 "%lHt" violin Ia Iirr
wOrlu. aud that j. "W nrd 10y gentle.
n.an of ltdiubur&!L For ii ~ cheerful
~ paid $lutHm. and should It ever
again be offered ter sale II VIII doubt
less command II much higher figure.
AS long ago aS 1872 Charles Reade,
who knew almost us much about vio-
Inns as he did about literature. valued
the instrument ut E6IU. putting the
worth OF the varuiSh alone at t365.
At that time II was owned by VII
laume of Paris, the greatest violin ex-
pert of the age. and be kept II until
his death in 1878. NJ. Alard. n Won
derfuI vioiiuist. was the next owner,
he paying FLOOD for II. 1t was at his
death that Mr.. Crawford, the present
owner. purchased 1t for f2.0OO.
There Is reason for this high valua-
ton. as this Is the only instrument
that has come down from Stradiya-
RUS own hands In state OF perfect
preservation. The ruddy, glowing var.
nish IL as fresh rs II put on but few
weeks ago. Washington Post.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
GIRLS WHO SLOUGH.
a Lhtle lecture Aimed at Those

a Little lecture Aimed at Those
Waora tt Will Hit.
II IL Uol un elegant expression nor Is
It a pheasant subject /" contemplate,
but # Is a tact that among all the bad
habits and disagrrrnblr lnanncrisms
which are practiced by w0tnankind
and especially by young women. that
of slourbing Is probably the most IN
excuSable.
1t IL an nsidiuus fault. Most Of
those who have fallen victims to the
habit are not at all aware Of II. So
oblivious are they TO the fact that 1t Ia
frequently delicate matter to call
their attention to II without exciting
their resentment.
Slouching. Of course, results from
negligence 1t becomes In time a lack
Of self control
II taken In the beginning trihing
exercise of energy will be sufficient to
overcome It, Although It may seem
to you to be only trifiing matter. II
does not appear that way to others.
They will not be slow to criticise you
severely. and perhaps 1t will lead to
further unpleasant results, even loss
Of valued friendship.
ir IL really matter of so much I'm
portance that 1t behooves every girl
to pause. Try to see yourself as 9TH
ers see you. II you are able to con-
vince yourself that you are perfectly
free from the habit, you are to be con.
graduated. II self examination re
veals to you the fact that you are
victim. begin at once to apply the rem
edy. You may be your own physician.
and there need be no uncertainty as to
the cure.
Remember. my dear. you may have
charming face, an angelic dlsposi-
ton. the most brilliant wit. the most
decided talent. but all your charm will
nre so faulty as to be the subject OF
remark.
The habit of letting the shoulders
droop and the back stoop may have
been acquired by rapid growth or by
overzealous study, but whatever the
cause 1t should be remedied as quick
ly as possible. Let the arms hang
freely at the sides. Don't fold your
hands while walking or standing and
train yourself to walk with free. long
strides instead of hopping or waddling
as so many women do. Don't neglect
while walking to see to II that the
poise OF your head Is corrective held
back instead of being thrown forward
In advance Of your body.
II has been charged against the
American woman that she does not
stand we'll She seems to find It diff
fcult to plant her feet firmly on terra
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
Out of the ERWIN Pan.

The Right Hon. George H. Reid. the
Australian statesman. was declaininG
against proposed measure at II pub
lie meeting. Mr.. Reid IL an enor.lggil"-
ly fat man. weighing In the nelghbor
hood of 800 pounds.
"In ten years. he said. I'VE shall
see the futility of this thing In leu
years we shall know how vicious II
Is. In ten years all men will under
stand what am saying. and ! snail
be proved right. In ten years
"How about thirty years." asked q
man In the audience.
oh snorted Reid, never mind
about thirty years. We shall be dead
In that time"
Then the fat will be in the lire,
won't It. Mr. Reid" shouted the same
n.-Saturday Evening Post