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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-06
Robinson Found Guilty.

The case OF the State VS. J.. P, Robin
son was tried by jury in Justice Of the
Peace Harry S. Harper's court yesterday:
The jury found the defendant guilty OF
selling tobacco to minors. He VIII be
sentenced at 10 o'clock Friday forenoon.
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WANTED, TWO GIRLS; ONE COOKING
and general housework. one washing;
ironing and general housework. Call
c539
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. w. w. KING
pa L. 2nd So. Both phones 81. b2e7
HUDDART FLORAL. CO, 62 S. MAIN
ST. Phones 106 Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs n1623
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NJ. ]. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
skilled and unskilIed laborers furnlshed
90 East LIST South, corner Commercial
Bell phone 1888. Ind. 923. p%a
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

MOST COMPLETELY EQUIPPED
flreproof warehouse in city; storage OF
all kinds. low rates; packing and ship
ping; visitors welcome. Stores
Co. Phones Ex- 12 cS40
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LADIES WANTED TO WORK HOME
during theii' spare time: demand for
our work: reliable firm. liz 2nd East
b9oI
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HAIR GOODS


FINE LINE OF SWITCHES, TRANS
forTna ations and puffs on hand: comb
ings made up, Lucille Holland. 26l So
Main. room 10. Bell 1926 c2626
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YOUNG LADY STENoGRAPHER AND
assistant bookkeepcr: permanent posi-
ton. Remington Typewriter Co. l72 So
West Temple. c33S3
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NOTICE..

Employees z. c. NJ. l., saltair. April I.
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WANTED-TO RENT

] WANT 4 FURNISHED HOUSE
OF SIX OR SEVEN ROOMS.
EAST SIDE Or NORTHEAST
BENCH PREFERRED. ADDRESS
T-26, TRIBUNE.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer, l64 S. West Temple. Phones
1913 do
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Lizzie Thomas Edwards, Saltair,
April
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS EIECANr
iy furnished; steam heat; rent reason
anie. a,anee. JsV South West Temple Bell phorc
-ooo' cgG1I
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NJ. e COLEMAN. EMBALMER AND
undertaken s38 East End South. Bell
nhone 1886 Ind 1888 1883
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FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WAN T.
ed will pay you first-class prices. IL
e. Figher & Co, 1Ss 30. w. Temple. Eoll
bl71. Ind 964. en5s
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TWO APARTMENTS FOR HOUsr.
keeping; no children. all So. End West]
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NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEpIN
s., rooms. WITH gas. GA Richards st., ha
block south OF tabernacIe. rSS,
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WILL SHIP CAR II. H. GOODS TO LOS
Angeles and one TO Chicago and one TO
Portland next 10 days, very reasonable
ratee. KimbaIl Van & Storage Co.. 73
So Main. s2S0S
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR lEOt,
brass. rags, bottles, rubber copper, etc-
Utah Junk Co.. sAu so. Ale West PhoLo
l29. Dbl.
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W-lNTED
WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTbD-NIAIb HEIIF
30 MEN TO BORROW MONEY ON
anything OF value. Uncle Sam, 80 East
lst South c2aV
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

- -. =
ONE FRONT SUITE AT THE MAF5S
"a East South Temple. css3
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ALL nlNDS SECONDHAND CLOtb
Ing. trunks, valises, best prices paid.
2s Commercial 81. kepiy BY postal card;
317G Bell RIA
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IWO NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE
cP'ns roomsi water. ground noor. I71
sttet cE14
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lake HAND LAUNDRY: ONLY HON
est work; please rry once fhones 2ost:
33S w. lBr South. fA00l
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
Keeping $50 North Main. III
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CALVES, ANY AGE, FRESH COWS.
poultry; bull kept for service, COWS
fetched. Saunders. rear l4l5 South Main.
Phone 237i-Y. cl57l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
HAMILTON FLIES
 AT FAIR GROUNDS Aviator Cheered by Great
 Crowds BEACHEY IS COMING Hamilton Starts From East Side of Grounds and Circles Around Many Times in Front of
 the Grandstand

A beautiful flight and exhibition of | afternoon at the grounds of the Ala bama State Fair by Aviator Charles K. Hamilton in his Curtiss biplane. The weather conditions were most favor able and the "manbird" sailed through | the ozone as easily and as gracefully as bird on the wing. Cheer after cheer went up from the assembled thous- ands as the daring aviator passed and repassed the grandstand and other parts | Of the grounds.
 MT. Hamilton made the start from | the east side of the grounds. After q thorough examination he put the ma chine in motion and gracefully sailed | into the air. There was not the slight est hitch or mishap in the entire ex- hibition. The start was all that could be desired by performer and specta- | tor alike, and after encircling the fair grounds, the hugh bird like machine descended to terra firma" as gently as 1t had taken the air
 The flight was made during the pro- gress of the football game between Howard and Georgia Tech. Several times the intrepid aviator floated over | the heads of the players.
 AS he made the last lap he passed
 over the gridiron during a lull in the game. The players were punched to- gether, and just as the airship ap-
 preached, Hamilton took a dip down.
 ward, seemingly as though he would
 alight on the players, or rather at the place where they had been, for as the l airship descended the players took to | cover It was a false alarm, however, | for the huge biplane arose in a grace
 ful curve and continued its wonderful l flight.
 | The machine is of large proportions
 and when fully equipped weighs nearly
 zoo pounds. It is propelled by a SO | horsepower engine the blades of the
 propellers making 1900 revolutions a
 minute.
 Lincoln Beachey, MT. Hamilton's side partner, will arrive in the city in time | for the first flight Monday morning. The two aviators will give two exhi- bitions daily until the fair closes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
FOR SALE

s4000-New room house with large base- ment, furnace heated, modern, well lo-
 cated in best community; lot 50x140;
 good ternis
 $2500-Almost new room house and hall;
 modern. two porches, cement walk in
 front and side; all paid; we'll located;
 terms easy.
 $2000-7 room, story house in good re-
 pair; modern; in good community 1ia blocks from car line; terms. $170O-5 room house, almost new, good re-
 pair, well located, modern; lot 50x14O; terms.
 sS50--4 room house and store combined. 11s blocks from car line; special bar gain; ground is worth the money;
 terms easy.
 Ss50-Small room house, two lots 50x14O
 each; lots worth the money; house in good repair; terms. S1500-6 room house, two porches, almost new, two lots 50x14O each, high, and O, in good community, about 5 blocks from car line: good terms. See our list of beautiful manufacturing
 sights before locating; they can't be ex- celled we negotiate loans on real es- tate and write fire insurance in four re-
 liable companies. We are agents for
 the North Birmingham Land company,
 and they have a new subdivision just put on the market of fine residence lots cheap with easy terms. If you want to rent see our list or call us, and we will
 be glad to show you what we have in stores and dwellings.
 BERRY 6 YIELDING Rell Pbona T oeoo oofl, A1,a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
To Unclog the Pores
 Remove Stirling Skin

"Clogged pores are the cause of many complexion difficulties" accord ing to Dr. Herman Ward. This con- dltion makes the skin coarse in tex ture. It interferes with elimination of waste matter, producing a muddy or blotchy complexion, eruptions and other defects.
 ITO open and cleanse the closed pores there Is nothing more. effective than ordinary mercolized wax, used as you would cold cream but not rub he'd in. It should be applied at night and washed off in the morning. Mer- colized wax, to be had at any drug store, will also remove the effects of the condition referred to. That is, it removes the undesirable complexion it. self, with its disfiguring marks. Pos sessing a peculiar absorbent power, it flakes off the soiled skin in minute particles but so gradually there is no
 ritation or inconvenience. It Is rec commended in preference to cosmetics as the new. complexion it reveals is a perfectually natural one"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
RYAN'S BARGAINS

Eight room. modern, 2 story resi- dence; well located on South High lands; 5000 cash. balance to suit. S4150-S. room, modern, story residence one block of ear line at Fountaih Heights; terms easy.
 $iS00-Neat D room cottage with three cabinet mantels. large lot. located at West End: small cash payment. ball. ance like rent.
 s15O0-Neat cottage with modern improve ments; well located at Fairview; Sl60 cash, balance to suit.
 s1S00-Neat room cottage. well located 11a blocks of car line at North Bir- mingham; small cash payment, balance easy.
 s1400-A neat. room house, hall, front and back porches, well located in one block of car line near junction of Boyles and Gate City lines; one-quarter cash and balance to suit.
 SIC Per Aere-A good farm of 290 acres, 100 acres in cultivation, 50 acres good creek bottom, balance good red upland; two houses and tenapt house; good orchard; good spring; creek through farm; on railroad one mile from station and S5 miles from Birmingham; half cash, balance terms, or would take some good Birmingham property. $750-35 acre farm, room house and out buildings; 25 acres in cultivation, 10 acres good branch bottom; 26 miles from Birmingham on public road one mile of railroad station. $i200-20 acre truck farm, room house and barn, good orchard, 15 acres in cul- tivation, on public road, s1s miles north of Birmingham; half cash. Ryan Real Estate Company Peoples Phone 69-R. 2o26 Third Avenue. Bell S35.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
CHURCH NOTICES

The congregation of the First Ave nue Presbyterian church will worship today and each ensuing Sunday until further notice at Begg's hall in Wood lawn. Sunday school will open at 1U o'clock, with preaching service follow ing, Rev W. L. Livingston officiating.
 Elder T. B. Larimore of the Church of Christ at West End, will preach today at both morning and evening services. The meetings will be con- tinued through the week, in the even- ings only, at 7:30 o'clock and the pub lie is invited 10 attend.
 The regular service of the Altrurian church dhe church of occultism) Cable hall, 1916 Second avenue, will be held at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Prayer will be the subject of the sermon. A cordial welcome is extended to all.
 Rev. George Eaves will give the fifth in the present series of labor services tonight at 8 o'clock. The church to- day invites the Stage Employers union and the sermon will be '"The Divine Values of the Theatre and Drama % MT. A. Marx will respond. All working men and the general public is invited There will be special prayer for the striking employees of the Illinois Gen. tral. The following Sunday October 15, the Barbers' union Is invited and the sermon will be based on George Mere dith's great book, "The Shaving of Shagpat." Service at the chapel, North Nineteenth street, near Seventh avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
FOR SALE

s3600-Fine Madison avenue lot 60x150 $3S00-- Choice lot east of 20th street and south of Highland avenue. s2350-Norwood lot 60x190; fronts east; lies well; near car and a bargain. S1100-50x200, on South Ensley car line, fronting south near Judge Greene, and a beauty.
 sl0,500 each for two elegant homes; both east of South 20th street. $7500-An elegant new South Highlands place, with 8 rooms, hardwood floors, handsome light fixtures, furnace, etc. {; this place was built strictly for home and not to sell, but owner has decided not to bring his family here. S225o-A good room cottage, Woodland avenue, near loop car; rents $25 month ly; fine investment nice home. S22eo-50X140; 4th avenue, near 7th street; pays $24 monthly. S25, ,000-Fine business corner; rental s2100. Malone Mo Connell Company Real Estate. Rentals. Insurance. Loans.
 2l9 North Fist St. Phones 1239.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
De Bardeleben, vice president of the

De Bardeleben, vice president of the Alabama Fuel and Iron company.
 MT. Winburn said that the Central of Georgia had spent a large sum of money at Aemar building new low grade tracks to Acmar and that he was optimistic over that valuable feeder to the line. The company is now shipping nearly the largest output ever ap- preached from it's newest mine,
 "Acmar is a wonderful mine and the developments there are just as fine,'' said MT. Winburn. Our trip has opened the eyes to the yastness of the oper ations as one can see the proposition clearly since operations have started on large scale. The Central of Georgia railroad in building the line to that property made no mistake"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
S55Q0

s35O cash, balance about $10 month more than the house would rent for will buy the most attractive home west of 20th street; on a high lot. This house is complete to the last detail; has large rooms, also large basement; finest grade of quarter sawed oak floors, beautiful panel work; hot air heated, tile bath, Bur- roughs screens, etc.; lovely front porch with view of the whole city. Look at it; you will like it better than any s7500 you have seen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
THREE INJURED
 IN AUTO WRECK Car Skids Into Telephone POle-TwO Women and
 a. Man Thrown Out

What came near terminating in fatal automobile accident occurred last night at the corner of Avenue G and Twentieth street, when the automobile said to be- long to s. F. Thompson. driven by Harry Wikle. skidded into telephone pole.
 In the car with MT. Wilsle were Mrs. Smith and Mrs Reynolds. When the im- pact came all were thrown to the ground Mrs. Smith was possibly the most seri- ously injured of the entire party. One of the steel stays in her corset penetrated her breast and she was otherwise in- jured
 The 3-year-old son of Mrs. Smith was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
WINBURN PLEASED
 WITH ACMAR MINE
Central of Georgia Vice President Makes an Inspection of the
 Properties

That Acmar mines of the Alabama Fuel and Iron company were among the best he had ever seen and that he was glad that his company had made such improvements there in yard facil- ities, was the statement of W. A. Win burn, vice president of the Central of Georgia railroad, who ended an inspec- ton of the Acmar mines yesterday. He was accompanied over the new devel- opments by Ross c. Smith, one of the directors of the Central, and Charles
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
Trustees Sale of Stocks and Bonds of
 Ice COmpanfes

Ice Companies
 On Thursday, November 2, 1911, at F o'clock noon, will be sold at public auc- ton in the city of Boston, Mass. in the auction room of the real estate exchange and auction board. No. Liberty square, for breach of the condition contained in certain indenture made June 15, 1909 by and between the Central Ice Co., oi New Jersey and the City Trust Co. of Massachusetts, and for the purpose of foreclosing the same. the following shares of capital stock:
 2950 shares Charleston Ice Manufactur- ing company.
 700 shares Mutual Ice Manufacturing and Cold Storage company.
 2150 shares Savannah Ice company. 300 shares Mobile Ice company.
 300 shares Avondale Ice factory
 3470 shares preferred stock of Crescent Ice company.
 TO shares common stock of Crescent Ice company.
 s3400O0 first mortgage per cent bonds of Crescent Ice company.
 For further information and details see advertisement in the Boston Herald and the Boston Journal of October 9, 1e and %, 1911, and communicate with the un- dersigned, 412-41S Barristers Hall, Boston, Mass
 JAMES A. BAILEY. JR.. Trustee. Boston, October $. 1911. 10-S-2t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
Hold Baby Show

At Woodland Heights yesterday after noon there was held. in honor of little Oracle Gallagher. a baby show, at which were gathered great number of Bir- mingham's prize winners. The infant son of Mrs. Lambert was awarded high honors. while Mrs. LaPage's little daugh- ter ran u close second Delightful re- treatments were served.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
FOR RENT

Store 512 South goth street. Store with room apartment attache ed South 18th street; new. Store, 219 North 14th street, suitable for shop or storage. Residence, s rooms and servants house, rooms. 2104 Humbolt ave nue; rent S32.50. rooms, modern, 219 Elyton street. West End, rent $20; cheap 6 rooms, second floor, 116 south goth street.
 room house for colored people, 4Oy 2d avenue, Elyton. 40 acres, with residence and outbuild- ings, Woodlawn.
 GEORGE BILBE, Agent Main 61 Bell. 212O 1st Ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08

thrown from the car, but was not seri- ously injured. His hand was badly lace rated by the glass from the wind shield Mrs Reynolds was injured in about the same manner as Mrs. Smith, although not quite so badly.
 Mir. WilIle was thrown through the wind shield and was injured quite painfully, though it is believed not seriously lie is about IS years old.
 The car was completely wrecked Im- mediately after the accident the entire party boarded another car and hurried away and none of them could be found or communicated with last night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
FUNERAL NOTICE I' 5.

Charles N. Pritchard died Friday morn- ing at o'clock at Robertson infirmary. The funeral will be held Sunday from his late residence, 80 o'clock, at the Ann Memorial church at Powderly The de- ceased was prominent in fraternal cir cles, being secretary of Bilbro lodge No. ZIG, A. F. and A. NJ. also a member of Mineral City chapter No. 1o1 and Sam Thompson council No. is.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
LEGAL NOTICES
StOckh0Iders' Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the an- nual meeting of the stockholders of the North Birmingham Land company will be held at the office of the com- pany in the city of Birmingham, Ala. on Thursday, the 18th day of October, 1911, at Il o'clock, for the election of directors and such other business as may be brought before the meeting.
 w. H. DURAN, Secretary.
 9-2S-St -eOd
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
S1O.OOO

I believe this is the handsomest room home in the city. 1t is new, built or brick and finished inshard wood; on fine lot-on south 20th street. This would be @ bargain at $2500 more money. Small cash payment If you can make a good annual payment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
Geo. o. Mabry
21os FIRST AVE. BOTH PHONES 257s
Several Bargains That VIII Be Worth Your While to Investigate
 GUS A. POPE, Jr.
REAL ESTATE s& LOANS 027-2S 1st National Bank Bldg.

o21-SS Ist National Bank Bldg. s10,0O0-14 acres with 5000 improvements. 250 fruit trees, three miles from town, on pike road Shades valley; has good well and spring; reasonable terms. 10 acres on Pinson pike, cleared and all tillable fine soil, well, cistern and plenty of running water; easy driving distance of town; one-half mile from Pinson sta tion; the cheapest and best piece of land left in this valley; good house and barn and well fenced with wire; $6000; terms. Ground lies fine for irrigation. Money could be made trucking on this place. $5000-110 acres, more or less, within two and one-half miles of railroad station; has good barn and stable; poultry houses and runs. new house on it; 1000 I 3-year-old fruit trees, 70 acres fenced with Elwood fencing; well, spring; three-fourths miles of river frontage, fine trout stream; fine hunting at all seasons of the year; all the land can be cultivated; 40 acres now cleared, remain der in fine timber; excellent train ser vice to and from Birmingham. an ideal place for country home; 250O feet above sea level; improvements cost about $6500
 A cracker jack corner on 11th ave, south; 1; now rented for $40 per month; s650O. 621a feet one block south of Highland ave, with all street Improvements; faces east, S60 per foot; this Is s20 per foot below the market value and is a cash proposition.
 f3050-100x190, half square of car line, in Woodlawn. good house, with gas, elec- tric lights. bath, etc, all street i'm provements; fine neighborhood; terms to suit
 s2350-Cash for room attractive little house in West End; house faces east; !, has all street improvements in and paid; water, gas, sewerage, etc., this is a real bargain
 s3500-$500 cash, balance monthly, with 2 per cent interest, 5 rooms and bath, gas, electricity Handsome fixtures) |; sidewalks, walking distance of town; convenient to car line, on North High lands; good neighborhood.
 S3150-$1000 cash balance to suit, 8 room house, with modern, conveniences, on lot 50x200, faces east alley corner: bar gain; North Highlands, convenient to car. 4
 A GENUINE BARGAIN. NORWOOD. A new 9 room house on big lot, modern, all street Improvements, fine neighbor- hood, handsome electric fixtures. wall papered gas in kitchen, four bed rooms, | plenty of closets, large sleeping porch, tile bath; also toilet on first floor: owner anxious to sell; very easy terms; $750 cash. balance per cent; the price IS $725O. NAT BARKER with
 Gus A. Pope, Jr. 927-2s 1st Natl. Bank Bldg. Bell Main 129o. Peoples 23S Main.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
S1S,OOO

One of the prettiest new homes oil Highland avenue; built from very attractive and convenient plan; has IS rooms, including servants quar- ters. Easy payments if wanted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
You
 Want A Home?

well, then, get my list and you win have the pick of the market to select from.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
FOR SALE

2109 11th ave-, south II rooms, modern. fine boarding or rooming house; $lO,OOo; easy terms or will exchange.
 ALSO 1924 Elm street (23d street, south). eight rooms $6SO0 for quick sale; worth $SO00
 ALSO 1922 Elm street, eight rooms, large lot, paying 8 per cent now on S7500; for quick sale $6S00 gets it. worth sSO00. TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON ABOUT
 THESE MONDAY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08

MT. and Mrs. J. IT. Keineke, who have recently returned from a tour abroad, were among the Birmingham folk wit messing the coronation of King George
 Wary in London last June. They visited Paris, Vienna, Berlin, ...-. ~, .usseis, the Netherlands and many other. of tho large cities of the continent, but deferred their visit to Italy because of the cholera epidemic.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
S15,OOO

This is a handsome new home on an elevated lot, one block above High land avenue; just this side or the Country club 5000 cash will get 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08

l am compelled to sell my good as new Standard piano. Biggest bargain in city for $50. Mrs, H. Jones, TIC North 18th street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
PERSONAL

The many friends of Mrs Sam Wien stein will regret to learn that she is
 critically i'll with typhoid fever at St. Vircent's hospital, where she was re-
 moved yesterday.