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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18

subject of debate will be Resolved
that a system OF bank deposit guar
anty. similar to that in use In Okla
homa, Is desirable"
The same subject will form the bone
of contention. on March 25 In Salt
Lake between q team from the Agrs-
cultural college OF Logan. and Hugo
Anderson. c. T. Woodbury. and ] 5
Fish of the University OF Utah
In tryout. held at the City and
County building Thursday. the sors-
going two named teams were selected
to represent the University OF Utah
These six young men We're chosen by
Coach Roberts out of Is who entered
the test. Much ability was shown by
all the contestants and in some in
stances IL was q difficult matter to say
just which were the best, and which
would prove the strongest men in up
holding the reputation OF Utahs edu-
cational institution in the forthcomlrs
spirited contests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18

mine whether any of the workings of
said mine enter and penetrate the said
mines and claims OF this plaintiff. it
will be necessary to have admission
to and permission to examine all of
tho levels. drifts, tunnels. raises,
wines and other underground work
ings of said Silver King mine, whether
the same run In the direction of or
towards the said claim of this plain
tin or otherwise. and IL any thereof
extend into plaintifr's said properties,
TO survey the same.
Further affIant saith not
L. C. BURTON.
Sworn to before Jessie e, Alley, n.
P. June II. 1908 and filed same day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18
CHAUFFEUR LOCKED UP.

George Moore. chauffeur for w Holt.
was arrested at 1;15 this morning by
Patrolman Phillips on the charge of
violating the sidewalk ordinance. Ac-
cording to the policeman. Moore had a
number of persons In an automobile
and deliberately drove on to the side
walk at First South and West Temple.
At police headquarters Moore tele-
phoned Mr Holt and asked the latter
to furnish bail for him. When Holt
learned the nature OF the offense he re-
fused to put UP bail and Moore was
locked up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18
COMING DEBATES.
Likely Bunch OF Young Orators From
University Given n Tryout.

Colorado Springs, April /, win wit
ness one of the livcliest university stu
dent debates that has taken place in
the intermount0in country for many
u day. This will be the contest be-
tween the University OF Utah boys,
represented by L. Tom Perry, D. NJ.
Draper and Tracy Wooton, and a team
selected from the Colorado college. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18
ASHTON ADDRESSES BANKERS.

Fifty members of the Salt Lake
Chapter OF the American Institute OF
Banking listened Thursday evening to
Attorney E. C. Ashton lecture on COM
mcrcial law. He discussed particular
ly the law of partnership. explained
the distinction between a stockholder
I'm a corporation and a partner In an
ordinary business concern In nssum-
ing liabilities. At the next meeting
of the chapter. therc VIII be a de-
bate on the question. Resolved: That
the postal savings bank would be Of
great benefit to the people of the Unit
ed States" Tho entertainment com
mIttee Is arranging with the Burroughs
Adding Machine company for con-
test TO be held Mt ono OF the future
meetings OF the chapter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18
NOTICE.

burton Coal & Lumber Company win
move their uptown Office to their yards
ISL South Third West Street. on March
lst. 1910. Phones SS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18

The Kingdom or Slender Swords.
A slender sword is the image of
Japan So bright and pointed Is this
story-S1.50.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
No. Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18

morrow. and winds up It's engagement
tomorrow evening. the morry Jingle
Babes in Toyland," following.
Bungaiow-"St Elmo" is in its clos
ing performances Next week. Willard
Mack being willing. we shall In all
probability see Because She Loved
Him So although the house still
keeps ''All OF n Sudden Peggy" under
lined In its advertisements. no doubt
as a precautionary measure
The Ainsknn-The Alaskan. which
has been greatly changed since its last
presentation. Will run four nights next
week Mt the Salt Lake Theater BEGIN
ming Monday with a matinee Wash
ington's birthday. The sale OF seats
begins today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
POSTAL COMPANY Is
GRANTED INJUNCTION
ing Restraining Order Against the
Bell Telephone People.

NASHVILLE. TENN. April l.
Judge Edward T. Sanford. of the
Circuit Court of the United States
handed down an opinion today grant
ing TO the Postal Telegraph Gable
Company. an injunction against the
Cum bertrand Telephone and Telegraph
Company Ga Bell company. discrimi
mating against the Postal in the way
OF use of telephones. A similar in
junction was granted in behaf Of the
Postal against the East Tennessee
Telephone and Telegraph Company.
= II appears that the telephone com
ranies refused 10 furnish telephones
ic the Postal for the same rental
which was charged other subscribers
20 the telephones and insisted on the
Postal Telegraph Company paying to
the telephone companies II per cent
OF the tolls taken ia by the Postal
company on messages received Ovei
the telephone. and Two cents on mes
sagcs delivered by the telegraph
company over the telephone. The
Postal company refused to pay this
CON mission and two cents a mcssags
and the Cumberland Telephone Com
pany commenced taking out the telc
phones from the telegraph Offices. and
thcreupon the Postal Telegraph Cabls
Company applied 10 the United State.
Court for an Injunction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
MOUNT ETNA BElCHES
OUT RIVERS OF LAVA
Expert Opinion Concerning the Vol
cano is Pessimistic and There
is Little Hope of Cessation.
(By Associated Press)

CATANIA, April 1.-EXpert opinion
concerning the activity OF Mount
Etna is pessimistic. Frank A. Per
ret, the assistant director of the royal
observatory On Mount Nesuvius.
thinks that the volcano still contains
a considerable quantity of ava. and
that a cessation of the eruption prob
ably would be only temporary.
Professor Ricco, director of the
Mount Etna observatory. has been
forced TO abandon his port after pass
ing hours of terror there. He said
tonight:
"One could not stand the deafen-
ing and horrible roars of the volcano
for more than one day. IL would
certainly drive him mad"
A river OF lava from the active crat-
ers of Mount Etna today invaded Lisi
plain, flowing in the direction of Cis-
terna and Regina. BOrello does not
appear TO be in danger. Another
stream is advancing slowly toward
Mount NOcilla
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
HOTEL MAN SAYS
FAY BUNCOEO HIM
Washington BonifaCe Be-
lieves Alleged POstOifice
Robber is Same Thief

WASHINGTON. ID. C., ADr:i -
Eddie Fay. ~ao w3s captured IN
10y York scvcyal d3ys ago and, VITO
is being held in thc suspicion hat nc
is one of the men who took part 10
the recent robbery 81 the postof1cc n;
Richmond. Va. Is Tie same man. Il is
now claimed. Who less thru two
months ago. secured si.io0 from a
local hotel proprietor by fraudulent
means
The proprietor declared today. iudE-
INK from a newspaper picture ~ Pay.
that h. Is the man ~ho dcfrsuIc1
him Of sI.I9e with a companion wi'o
ac.cd - his valet Pay il said to
have registered a. one % tho icad'ug
hotels and 10 have represented I'm
scI a. q western banker. He 1Eerci
the man Si2So0 for hts hotel pr,per-
q and gave him check for fin1ne.
10 is said. and succeeded GO zcftir~
from fhc man a CHECK for Si.f00 so
shOW eo0d faifh In tar frans1rl-cr.
a. Fay said The ic.eeo check prov
"a 70 BE- Of no value. but when he
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
He DECLARES WORK
Is NOT NOW WANTED
Head o. the Great Organization Tells
the Members in Speech at ST. Louis
Weather is Good for Fishing-ln-
diana Operators and Employees Ex-
poet to Reach an Agreement.

ST. LOUIS, MO, April Don't
be alarmed over the outcome OF this
affair; don't be AFRAID that we will not
be able to sign up an agreement. 1t
will be all over within 80 days. Any
how. this is good fishing weather"
This was the advice given by
Thomas l.. Lewis. president Of the
United Mine Workers of North Amerl-
ca. in addressing 5000 Illinois mine
workers today.
1T isn't work we want" he ccntln-
ned. We are willing TO do our part,
but we want full and complete
share of our labors and we will never
be satisfied until we get it,
Has Confidence.
dr Lewis expressed confidence III
the outcome of the suspension of work
and said the miners would win out
in all their demands within thirty
DAYS in all fields with the possible ex-
ccpticn of Illinois and Western
PENNSYLVANIA. In these latter fields,
he said. conditions were different than
. in The other fields and more time
may be Necessary before negotiations
could be concluded Several extensive
operators already have made oilers
for settlement, according TO MI.
Lewis, but in each instance he has re-
fused to negotiate or permit them to
reopen their mines even though prom
Using to pay the new wage scale from
April l.
This question must be settled as a
general proposition and not through
individual operators, he said.
Mr.. Lewis spoke tonight at a min
ers celebration at Marisa, Ills, and
later departed for Indianapolis, where
lie will spend Saturday. Sunday he
intends to go to the Pennsylvania
fields.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
WILL THRUST PROBE
INTO GLASS BUSINESS
Federal Officials Believe They
Have Evidence of a Trust
to investigate.

FITTSBCRG, PA, April Ii
was learned tonight that after
three months investigation, federal
officers are ready to present to a spe-
tial grand jury here next Monday
evidence proposing to show that the
Imperial Window Glass Company is
trust, in violation of the Sherman
act
The corporation, formed under tho
laws of West Virginia, is said "a
control 80 large manufacturers OF
window glass in eleven different
states.
Inc company named mas factories
and offices in Illinois. Indiana, Kan
sas, Massachusetts, Michigan. North
Carolina, New York, Ohio, Pennsyi
vania and West Virginia. Man,
prominent glass manufacturers from
these states are said TO have beer
fore the grand JURY IS witnesses.
United States district Attorne,
John ii. Jordan has conducted The
investigation. and his contention be
fore the grand jury will be that III,
Imperial Window Glass Company ha:
violated the antitrust laws by main
! tanning a monopoly of the window
Glass business i'm restraint OF trade.
A corps of investigators from tn,
department of justice at Washington
has been assisting Mr.. Jordon and i
| is said that a mass of evidence ha
been prepared.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
NEWSBQY THE REAL
CAPTQR OF R0BDtR
New York Lad Claims Share
OF Reward for Capture Of
Eddie Fay.

NEW YORK. April IA neWsboy
~ years old. told Mayor Saynor 70.
DAY that he was really the capfor ~
Eddie Pay. the craftsman. from
whose trunks was recovered SO. 0et
worth n stamps stolen from the posi-.
Office az Richmond James Coleman
Is his name and he wants 10 share
IN shc Si7.0Do reward offered Tor
Paws arrest
Tho ncssboy SAYS BE- suraur ~
Fay's hack. bore him - the ground
rrd hsld him until officers SECURED
fhc man. The boy SAYS he has SOY
crai Wii1csscs Co. prove hts parf III
fbc capture. He had n lcitsr from a
business man asking the mayor "a
lo0k cut Tor his interests when The 70
ward j. made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
NORFOLK& WESTERN TRAIN
TURNS OVER IN WIRE TX
Engineer Killed and Several Pas
sengers Are Injured at Point in
West Virginia.

ROANOKE, VA. April IA report
received at the general offices of the
Norfolk a Western Railway Company
in this city says Engineer John Grit
fifth was killed. Fireman Vaughan
was more or less seriously injured
and five passengers were slightly
hurt when Norfolk 4 Western pas
senger train No. II, westbound. left
the rails near Watertank. w. Va, this
afternoon
The engine, tender. baggage car
and three coaches jumped the track
and turned over
What caused the wreck has not
been determined A wrccking train
Was sent to the scene and the track
is again open to traffic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
COWS ARE KILLED AND
SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED
While Being Tried Out by Two Prom
inent Society Men, the New Car BE-
comes manageable and Turns
Over In Mad Dash-One Occupant
In Hospital and other Arrested.

SAVANNAH, GA. April l.-While
going at very high speed In an an-
tomoblle on the Grand Prize race
speed eou Sc near Savannah early to-
night, in which were Alfred T. Mar
:.hal and Harry Moves, prominent
Southern society men. the machine
became unmanagable. left the road
and struck first small negro girl.
then a grown man and later a negro
woman, who were on the sidewalk.
injyring all three probably fatally.
Then after killing two cows the
machine turned over, badly injurIng
Noyes
Noyes was sent to- hospital and
Marshall was arrested and Is at the
police station tonight TO remain rntil
the Injuries OF the three negroes rs
known. they are all badly hurt and
IL Is said will die.
The car, which had just been pur-
chased and was being tried out, was
wrecked.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
THOUSANDS OF CITIZENS
AND WOMEN IN HALL
While the Chief Executive Attempts
to Explain His Actions Regarding
Civic Matters Kisses and Grosns
Drown His Speech-Charged With
Failure to Clean UP Things.

PITTSBURG, PA, April 1.-The i'll
dignation OF 1000 citizens and many
women who wish to be over with the
political corruption now being I'M
earthed by the grand jury and by
councilmanic confession and denuncia-
ton of civic vice generally. was We
hemently expressed tonight at a mass
meeting in Exposition Hall.
Mayor William A. Magee, who
sought 10 address the meeting, WAS
hooted off the stage. The resentment
shown was at the chief executive 5
alleged failure to work promised re-
forms in the red light dis
trict. delayed action of traction i'm
provemcats and other matters.
Attack Mayor.
The meeting was addressed by
local retormers. The meeting sud
denly veered from its discussion OF
the councilmanis cases when A. Well,
president of the Voters League, made
a general attack upon the mayor,
which received great applause.
When he had concluded, Mr.. We'll,
who was also chairman. announced:
The mayor asks if you will hear 4
few remarks from him?'
Voices: Sure, sure" (and ap
plause).
The mayor: There are some men
who have no fear. The mayor OF
your city is one of them
voice: ''lmpeach him.
lnr
Mayor: If were guilty of all the
newspaper charges made against me
| would he abashed; it would be only
left for me to resign"
Voices: Good, good. You're afraid.
Mayor: Il knew when | came here
what crowd | would meet tHisses
and hOOts).
Now that won't correct the evils.
Voices: You won't either
Mayor: Maybe | can't"
Voice: ~'You won't try
Attempts to TxpIain.
With several pleas for order ny
Chairman Well. Mayor Magee attempt
ed 10 explain his actions on many To-
cal matters, especially the charge OF
County Delinquent Tax Collector MAY
Leslie, who was recently acquitted
of charges Of perjury in connection
with the graft cases.
Mr.. Wei said that when Lesi'c was
on trial in criminal court the MAJOR
gave aid and covnsel The mayor
denied the charge. TO the accOmran;-
mcnt CT more boots.
In the midst of further expIaLatipr
of traction matters, he fioundercd = n
ihe remark: I'D like TO soeai. AL
Cfoans. boots and Kisses st)rped fEe
mayor th,re and he was compelled 10
Lrsist.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
ANOTHER GIRL TRACED
TO WOLTER'S FLAT
Man Accused Of Staying Ruth
Wheeler Pleads Not Guilty.
Trial April l8.

NEW YORK. April ALBERT Vol
ter To-Day pleaded not guilty to an
Indictment changing him With bav-
ing murdered Rath Wheeler after two
motions to throw out the indictment
had been made ny his counsel. Wal
lace -. Scott. and denied By Judge
Muiquccn.
Woucr was rcmandcd 10 sac Tombs-
The police today rcVortcd that they
had frsccd another EiTi q Woltcr =
RAT. bu; are unable 90 End ont What
became ~ her. The dcic~fifcs eivc
her nam. ~ Elsie Schwartz. ~ao j.
said 20 have called on Wolicr the day
before Ruih Wheeler was Killed.
Judge ssuiquccu. IN general scssi"n
this arcrncon. h,c0 the datc n TIC
trial for Monday. April Is. before
JrdEe Foster.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
SIGHTSEEING ON JAMES
Assistant Secretaries Of the Treasury
Sail on Revenue Cutter Apache
from Richmond Today.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. April L.
Charles u. Norton and J. A. Free
man Curtis. assistant secretaries Of
the treasury. left Washington today
for Richmond. V :. where tomorrow
morning they viii board the revenue
cutter Apache. which has arrived IN
the harbor. and starts on a sightsee-
ing tour down the James river.
Although they say the trip is one
of sightseeing, they refuse to state
whether any. Official business tskes
them on the visit. The two assistant
secretaries will return to Washington
Monday mornings
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
MAN CUT IN TWO BY
TRAIN NEAR PETERSBURG
Charles Aiken Misses Connection and
While Walking 10 His Home
is Killed.

PETERSBURG. VA. April l.
Charles Atkins, of Wakefield. Va. was
this afternoon cut In two and instant
~ killed by an extra freight train
of the Norfolk 4 Western Railroad
about three miles east OF Waverly.
Atkins, who was about IS years OF
age. was returning home from this
city. lie missed train connections
and walked the Norfolk a Western
tracks. II Is presumed he became
tired and sat upon the track 20 rest
and fell asleep. The train was run
ming abont 30 miles an hour and the
engineer said he did not see the man
until too late to stop his train.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
MONTANA PUTS TO SEA-

After Repairing AZ Norfolk Navy
Yard the Cruiser Tests Engines.
NORFOLK. VA April The
armorcd cruiser Montana having com
pIcfed extensive repairs Al the navy
yard. put 10 sea today for short
cruise to test her engines before pro
cccdinE 10 Brazilian water . join the
cruiser North Carolina. and from
where the two vessels. Il is expected.
will later procc.u 10 the Pacific
coast. The Montana viii be az sea
Until late tomorrow.
The Atlantic nafilcship fleet was 10.
day sful coalinr iu Hampton Roads.
pref arsfory 20 ns departure for the
southern drill arorpds OF the Viz.
cinia cspcs next week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
Prepare Conferences.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. April l.
Notwithstanding that tOday's stated
holiday of the UnIted Mire Workers
of North America in celebration OF
the institution OF the eight hour work
day. union leaders and operators as
sOciations in the bituminOus coal
fields were busy with preparations for
conferences in which. it is hoped. set
Elements on a new wage scale VIII
be reated speedily ana bring resump-
ton of activity in the mines.
Negotiations in the southwest. IN
Illinois and in Western Pennsylvania
probably will be prolonged, for not
only do some cf-the operators main
tain that they cannot afford 10 pay
the wage increase of five cents ton
demanded by the Miners but certain
knotty problems of mine operations
are IN controversy.
Agreement Near.
In Iowa. Ohio and Central Fennsyl-
vania miners and operators seem
in a fair way to come to an agree
mcnt: meeting the mites 5 IpulatiOn
for higher wages. In many fields
Temporary arrangements for cOntiBu.
irg work in the mines were formulat-
cd.
Pending the signing Of permanent
two year contract. however. between
25o.0ao and 100000 miners will be
idle for an indefinite period
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
Battle Abbey

ff'N -ASS'NlfttN itSsy
RICHMOND. VA. April 1.-The
Confederate Memorial Institute or
battle abbey" will be located in a
small park fronting on the boulevard.
in part of what is now the Soldiers
Home grounds, rccently rendered by
the states. The offer by lie city of
triangular plot on Monument ave
nue. wds declined.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
BRAN0EIS Is ACCUSED
OF TRYING TO DECEIVE
Quarrel Between Members OF Body
Indicates Growing Feeling Of Par.
tisans Among the Democrats and
Republicans and Is Taken TO Mean
Hopelessncss OF Agreement.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. April l.
The most serious clash that has yet
occurred among the members OF the
Ballinger- Pinchot investigating com
nittee marked the forenoon sitting
today. The quarrel, which continued
for an hour or more, was added
evidence of the growing feeling of
partlsans among the Democratic and
Republican members and was taken
by many TO mean the hopelessness of
unanimous agreement of any sort.
The row was precipitated by Chair.
man Nelson accusing Attorney
Brandeis. representing the "prosecu-
tion. of attempting TO deceive or con
coal something from the committee.
The attorney. flushed with anger.
jumped TO his feet and demanded
that the chairmans remarks be with.
drawn.
General Discussion.
Democratic members OF the com
mittee were quick to take the defense
of the attorney and Representative
Graham. of Illinois. moved that the
chairman be directed to withdraw
the imputation. There followed a
general discussion in which every
member OF the committee present
took part aud stated his personal
views. A number of Republicans said
they did not agree with Senator Mel
son that MIR. Brandeis was attempting
concealment of any sort, but they
would not vote TO compel the chair.
man 10 withdraw.
Ii was argued by Representative
Madison, the insurgent member, that
the chairman reflected only his per
sonal view and in nowise committed
any other member Representative
James argued that the matter of Mr.
Brandeis being accused of conceal.
nent was on record before the com.
nittee and consequently there could
be no deception il the committee
members paid attention
The matter finally was disposed OF
by 4 motion from Representative
Olmsted to lay on the table. This
was carried by a vote of to 3.
Declare Statements False.
Two Witnesses were offered today
on behalf of Mr.. Ballinger. They
were District Attorney Elmer Z
Todd, of Seattle, and United States
Marshal H.. X. Love. of Alaska. Mr.
Love was formerly special agent al
The land Office. Both Of the witnesses
declared that statements made by
Special Agent II. r. Jones, OF the
prosecution" were false.
The direct examinations occupied
hut few minutes. the cross examina
ton by Mr.. Brandeis taking up the
remainder OF the sessions Mr.. Todd
and Mr.. Love were prepared for the
onslaught of the CLAWS attorney ant
their answers were sometimes a.
sharp as e thrusts of the lawyer.
Was a Trooper.
There has been testimony bcfOr,
the committee from time to time ia
dicatIng that Mr.. Love, as specia
agent. was warped in his Judgment
| by the fact that he was a candida.,
for the marshalship in the third di
vision of Alaska. lie was askc,
what influence he actually was de
PENDING upon to get the place
We'll" he began. Il happened 4
be trooper in Colonel Ro1sevelt'
regiment"
You need 20 no further interrupt
/ cd Senator FLINT. amid laughter
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
s.cona A,,cnps % End tic.

IfkRRfSONBf nc VA April J.
Jams Hlsck. hack driver. ATTEMPTED
suicide Issf n'ghf Wv drinking lsp1..
nurn. but physician came N tine
to ssre bis uic risck IS said 70 have
had fsmns froubic This is his Gee
oud attempt a. 1cii destruction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-02
ASSISTANT NOT ELECTED.
State Board Of Charities Notifies Az
plicsnts Of Cot IN SALARY.

RICHMOND. VA. April The
State B1aru Of Clarifies and Correc-
lion n Us session today deferred
action IN the election Of an assistant
secretary. There were several april
cations. but "a was thought advisable
10 notify these 81 The reduction In
salary from $50 10 SO pcr month
ChHdrcn's wost AID hoDes we're dis
cusscd. but nothing was doHe further.