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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
r zz7,lDULE is TO
DC CONSIDERED
Meeting of Virginia League Mag
mates Here To-Day to Adopt
Playing Dates.

A meeting OF the Virginia League
magnates will be held to-day In tho
Jefferson Hotel for the purpose of
adopting a playing schedule, Many
and vague rumore nre going the rounds.
all saying that n move is on foot to
take from Richmond the Saturday
games. AS most OF the men represent
ing The Virginia League are business
men. and rs business men must realize
that Richmond is the goose which lays
the golden egg. IL is hardly probable
that any such action will be taken.
i. \. Gregory, Jr. former secretary
of the league under Jake W'sils, has
prepared q schedule which It is be-
licved Will be acceptable to the mag
mates This schedule. from what can
ba learned. gives Richmond all Satur.
day games and Is so arranged that
there arc no conflicting dates between
Norfolk and Portsmouth. Such "A sched-
ulc ls wcll-nigh ideal. and after the
have had n few moments IN
which TO study 1t. Will doubtless be
adopted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
S SCHOOL
LADS HOLD MEET
stonewall Jackson Wins Over
William Fox in Second
Interschool Event.

The gymnasium OF the John Mar
snail High School was thronged yes
crowd OF rooters, when a hotly contest
ed track meet took place between the
Stonewall jackson and William,
Fox Schools. resulting in a victory for
Stonewall Jackson, the final score be-
Ing +3 liz TO 81 ..
This was the second OF series OF
dual meets under the auspices OF the
newly organized Public School Athlet-
are good. much Improvement will be
seen as tho boys gain practice and
experience summary:
7o-Pound ciass--oo-yard dnsh-Win-
field CD, first, I seconds: Klein, sec
ond; Hutchinson. third.
Standing broad jump-Cone CD,
fret. 6 feet 8 inches; Royder Is. j..
ses sSpGu oaei c{a Ass s6isa dash
Dudley tF). second; winheld Is. -,
third.
Standing broad tump-Nswman tE.?,
second; Winfield 6; ~, third.
3o0-yard relhy-Won by Stonewall
jackson Watkins, Conrad. Beeson.
first. IL feet 10 10 inches; Conrad Is.
-. second; Watkins, third.
se iiopSund c las, iSbSr dash ri
S la seconds. Points split
Standing broad jumn-Reuger IS ~,
first. feet inches: Halstead CD,
400-yard relay---Won by Stonewall
jackson Gibson. Conrad, Bower. Rick
erts).
Running broad jump--Halstead (Sl,
first, ii feet 10 IL inches; Conrad IS.
-. second. II feet 1 Inch: Gibson Is.
u third.
Forty-eiEht young athletes took part
In the meet.
Ohicials: Referee, MIR. Jones. Inspec-
tors, Messrs. Robbins. Quar,es and
King. Judges ut Finish, AIessrs Par
rlsh, Klaversohl. Clerk OF the Course,
Mr. Atkinson. Field Judges, Messrs.
fucker. Graves and Heinricks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
HELD IN DEFAULT
OF $4,000 BAIL
Oak Ridge Student Is Charged
With Abduction of Mar
ried Woman.

dreonuboro. N. c., March 2.-The police
arc to-night making diliSent senrch for
Mrr. o. L. Wombaugh. q pretty nineteen
Sears-old bride of six months, and for
whose alleged abduction Boyd II. Sing. of
Florence. $. c.. was arrested here carly
this morning. Sing. who 10 student at
OAK Ridge Institute. 10 being held tonight
IN default OF s20n bail. Tho authorities
hare good cause TO believe that Mrs. wom-
nough Is In Greensboro. whore. It is alleged
by relatives. che was brought from Oak
Ridge "wednesday night
Mrs Wombaugh Is OF prominent fam
ny. str!kinsly pretty. end was n belle OF
the county prior, to her marriage last fall
Sne Is niece OF one OF tho principals OF
OAK Ridge Institute. and had been on a
visit ut the school, the acquaintance he
tween she and Sing dating from the begin
ming OF this visit Both loft the school
w edhesdaY night. Mrs. Wombaugh stating
10 her host that sho was to meet her nus.
oand here. and Sing asking permission 10
go To winston on urgent business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
GREAT VESSELS WILL
BE PEERLESS ON SEAS

Washington. March 2a.--When fair
sponsors burst bottles OF ohampas ne
over the bows Of the batt!eship OKLA
TO the Uaited states navy, ana these
vessels Slid, down the runways into
the seas, there w,ii be Hated the great
est warsnips evor constructed or build
ing. according - tine belief o. the
oincials OF inc Nayy Department.
Powerful IN armor ana tna only YES
SEES of the KIND III IN. Norld 10 carry
three fourtteu-incn guns ia one tur-
ret. the saIps w3li represent tnc oest
taougnt OF Ootn DrtnGnes o. tnr SER
wee and vii mark tue elimination
OF the rosest dreams OF So. ,o.,aers.
Mnen the Ncw YORK anu leAu- we're
authorized 1t was thought tho zsnith
of modern battlesnlp building mad
been almost rnacncd. Dut since tnc ac-
ccp,unc, OF the pans ior the O.tla-
hoInu and Nevada authorities now see
even greater SHIPS are possible. ana
the noval method OF construction and
armament VIII start development along
new lines.
Not only will tho Oklahoma and Ne
vada be as speedy. but they are so de-
themselves in all directions. IN any
engagement in which they may parti-
cipnte, than others in the navy.
These latest vessels viii DO 500 tons
heavier than theIr immediate prede-
csssors the New York and Texas,
their length over all To be 5S3 feet
beam, % feet rs inches; mean draft
rs feet inches. on which Will be
displacement OF 1880 tons. The en-
gincs of the two new vessels Will diff
fer, the curtis type being used on the
Nevada and the reciprocal engine
being used on the oklahoma The es-
timated speed Will be 201a knots.
Defensive Power Never Equaied.
Naval officials show great interest In
the armament OF the two vessels. t
being declared that their defensive
power will have never been equulca.
The vessels will carry greater weight
of armor than has been carried. SO far
as Navy Department officials Know. and
IL Will be disposed to much greater
advantage Stability ana mobility on
a warship are two great essentials, but
all vessels must have q complct lily
protected complement of guns. These
cas- will be carried out in the Okla
homa and Nevada.
The belt armor Is considered by
naval officials to be one OF the most
important SECTIONS Oh DattieSnip, iOr
1t is this that must BIO relied upon TO
prevent projectiles from striking a
vital blow to II vsssel--in the maSa-
zines, boiler or engine rooms. This
belt line on The Oklahoma and Nevada
will be seventeen and half feet in
width. and at the mean draft will cX-
tend nine feet above 10 eight feet six
inches below the water. This will
have the unprecedented thickness OF
thirteen and a half inches, and will
extend 100 feet along each side of the
ship At it's after end the bel: armoe
will be carried at Its fun depth of sew
entoen and "a half feet to a point about
thirty feet ait Of No barbctte. Here
tn aro will be n ,iag the depth OF IN,
belt. decreasing irons seventeen ana a
half feet 10 eiGht anu half feet, at
which depth it Will be continued an
other sixty feet Transverss bulk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
START Sc AS 0 n
WITH VIC I 0 R Y

Benediet!ne College opened the base
ball season with a victory over a
strong amateur nine. the Bear Cats
y strong gathering of ballplayers com
posed the Bear Cats, but the Benedlc-
tine cadets won the game. TO s.
The pitching OF Walker. Poe and Par
sons. the catching of Davis, the good
playing OF Lorraine for the Bear Cats.
and the playing OF Hierholaer, Martin
hicGraw, Hoen and the batting Of
tletcher' of the college, featured tho
Benedictinc has good team and
IN, IN, following schcd'H OF games arc
March Chester High school, at
April :--Massey Business College.
April i-Pctersburg High. at Peters-
I ourg.
April ls-John Marshall High School.
nj Byrd Park
Eyrd Park ~
May Richmond High School. a,
| Byrd Park
May Richmond Academy, at Byrd
Park q
Other games Will be arranged In tho
near future The services Of good
coach will he had on Monday and an
excellent team will represent this West
! End College
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
AUTO DE ALERS
ARE ORGANIZED
Met Last Night and Adopt Name
of Richmond Automobile
Dealers Association.

Automobile dealers to tho number OF nine
teen met IN the rooms OF the Richmond Au-
ionobilc Club Inst night and effected the
organization OF tic Richmond Automobile
Dealers -Associa ton for the purpose OF pro-
In"tirg the welfare OF the members ana
II IS also the purpose OF tho associate 10
hold an automobile show In Richmond next
spring After naming officers and hearing
the report OF the steering committee the
meeting adjourned 10 reconvene April 5.
a, which time bY-lnws viii be formally
adopted
II was the sense Q. tho scvcEa. concerns
represented that organization was impcra-
tive. Now that the business locally has
grown to such vast proportions, many OF the
dealers 90 not know each other. II 10. no
othGr reason. the association. In tho opi l.
ION O. those assembled. will accomplish ,hc
Great good o. Introducing the members 20
each other.
The steering committee, composed OF
Nessss. II. d. Airport. shannon G.. Lees and
{. $ Clarke. reported with the recommended
:l51 that the constitution and bylaws &.
I'll: Philadelphia Automobile Trades Also
cation be adopted with slight amendments
IL was then decided that atior the board of
directors had revised these bylaws, so D.
to conform with local conditions. a printed
lat they might act with intelligence a, me
next meeting.
The following officers were nominated an
e!tcttG: L. II. Foster president; JosADh y.
Leonard. ytce-pres:dent, u. w Rchsros,
;.casure!. The office OF secretary w.s ler;
vacant. The board OF directors. c,ns,stins
o L. 4. Foiger r. d. Airport Mark r..
Lloyd and Nixon Ball. together with HE
Ulcers. VII! name the secretary who ,r m
DC sa!aried official. (. s. Clari;y S,s
named as chairman OF the committee on uu-
missions with power 10 name his Jour as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
Move NsnInrt nenlcrs.

Washington, March 2a.-The Depart
nent OF Justice coniemrIates an inves-
tigatiou of associations of coal deal
crs Il, the Northwest. which, 1t has
been charged. have combined to main
tain high price for coal In violation
Of the Sherman antitrust law
30 inquiry into AN alleged trust In
the mining and transportation of coal
has been initiated, it Is declared, IN
addition to the proceedings already In
tne courts, y suit against the anthra-
cite coal producers and carriers Is now
awaiting tho decision In the Supreme
Court OF the United States, while
similar proceeding against bituminous
companies charging restraint in trade
Ia the mining, transportation and sale
Of coal is III the Federal court At Col
lumbus. Ohio.
Numerous complaints against the as
sociation OF coal dca lers. principally
in the Great Lake region have reach
ed the department during the last few
months. 1t is believed that y propos-
cd inquiry into this situation is the one
referred to in the Chicago reports.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
BILL PUT THROUGH
IN ORIGINAL FORM
Continued from First pape)

CONTINUED from First Page)
parish In the last eleven DAYS, for
which small charge has pcen made.
Now the people of TIE district ar. I'M
nole TO bear the burden of paying even
penny for tho meal and ure com
u IL mining village in scotland where
In Wales and Scotland and in tho
Industrial districts of England rcl.ef
works nave been started and soup
kitchens established. There is sea rec i.
In mining village in Scotland where
the children are not being fed by the
pubic authorities. In the English coal
tieids the people arc better on. as the
,raues union FUNDS are richer and Will
last much longer.
The work of relieving the distress
Is getting beyond tho means OF tho
local charities. ana demands are now
being made on the government TO take
IL up.
IL Is estimated that che miners thus
tas nave ioSt IN wages !25,40s.s50. be-
sno oepietioh OF the union funds.
Factories Are Closing Down.
Factories and works Of ali kinds all
over the country continue to close
down, and ali the railroads are reduc-
ing their servlces 10 tho minimum.
inc food supplies from abroad also are
threatened. The bacon factories and
crcanerics OF Denmark. which depoud
ehtirciy on England Tor their coal.
VIII soon have to discontinue their
shipments 10 this country.
News comes to-day that one Of tho
south American governments la com
lnandcering tho stocks Of coal on hand
IN It's ports FOR naval purposes. which
VIII prevent the shipment or meat ia
England.
1t IS officially declared TODAY INA,
the Derbyshire pits will not be re-
opened until the surflcc mems dc
mnnds for Increased wagcs have beer
complied with.
In political circles it IS believed tina,
the return of MIR. Balfour 10 the lead
ership of the unionis, party in tn.
iionse OIL Commons is more than tenn
porarE one. and in all Of the debates
no viii take the actual. IL not the ;itu-
lar, leadership OF the opposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
PROBING COAL TRUST

Chicago, March ga nation-wiae,
inquiry into all alleged coal trust, with
Chicago as the centre. j. IN proercsa
by the government, according TO re-
port current to-day. Conditions In
Chicago. New York. PENNSYLVANIA nnd
q number of Southern States, the re-
port said. are being investigated by
government agents The inquiry is
said to have been ordered eeveial weeks
ago from Washington, and the report
had II that satisfied! Information
touching the coal trade already has
been gathered by government agents
According TO the ruriors. chargc ga
are TO be made that certain large coal
producers and their selling agents
combined FOR the purpose OF maintain
Ing Il stipulated price The fuel situ-
alton at the head OF the lakes In which
Congressman Steencrsau, OF Wisconsin,
presented a request for a congressional
Investigation. IS ;hougnt To have n
bearing on the report
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23

! The team athletic meet in the Y II. G.
gymnasium last night furnished SOM.
eNce'eEt sport both for tho contestants and
the spccta tors. All CT the events we!e clc SCI
| Is contested except the mile run wnic, ,v1 .
won handI!y by Neal.
a record beruk!ns meet will be lun OF
text month when an eitoi; Will Do niada Is
tho bes, men in each event 10 better their
former records.
Summary OF last night, events:
coward dash-Won by Farmer time. as
Gudl!pp. fourth Bell. nth.
!"9-yard dash-Won by Dunford, time 70
| seconds; Bell second: Rcddin, third, Thres
men lied tor fourth p!ace-Farmor. Cudiipn.
Schnai ''P'
2-o-yard dash-won by Reddin, time. q as
seconds new record: Dunford. second. Dcil.
,hiId; Lebarwiteh. cui'on. j. II. Williams.
yea iot fourth place.
one.miic run-Won By Neal. tine 5:esi-s;
Giaz.hEook, second: Day. third.
f3le Yauit-Won BY Bell. height. feet
! Williams. fourth.
spr!nsboard nigh Jump-won by Ru.,y,
n ,siSs &c FEET; cudiPp second; Fowler.
brandon, tied Tor fourth place.
Relay race two laps-wo by Graz team;
hedd'1, DunioFd. Lebarwi'cn. Farmer. Time
los Rcd. second: Blue. third Orange
fourth. Points were awarded: ) for hr.t
for sccond. FOR third. Two Cor fourth, fot
| h:th. Gray-.9 yards. IL? 100 yards .: e2(
yards 70; mile .; pole vault, 3; springboarc
/ nish jump, g relay. s: total. iiG
| orange-39 rards. !; 100 yards. 1: go yards
f, .; mile, 8: pole vault, :; sprlngnoard mgr
/ jump. 5e' relay 2: Total. as.
hed--!-' %hrds i mile. /: pole vault. 1
ssppiinso'ara high jump. 6.?; relay. &; ,ota!
i'iue-22 Yards. ?; 10 yards. =. 20 yards, !
| trT!"gDoaFd nigh jump. 10; relay. 3: total
The nnal standing in the team con,e.,,
ina; have been running since January c i!
! US US follows: Gray igi6; Orange. CA; Red
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
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Gordon Motor l!!!a! Company
aEctlAAoMD. VIRGINIA

6st1lAokD- VIRGINIA
Especial to Tho Times.Dispatcb.

Especial 70 Tho Times Dispatch.l
HeathBvilo. Va, March 22.-Aireudy Mans
pre being formed for the encampment ut old
Marvin Grove In August. This has been a;
FAMOUS resort Tor many years. both for those
reiiglously Inclined and others. especially
the young people. and they como from ali
over the Northern Neck well ia from
the cities.
1t Is nuthoritatively stated that Bishop
]. Z. hllgo. OF Durham. N. c., Will do thu
principal preaching th.s coming seuson. IL.
W considered d iorceful ana magnetic speak
er. II is predicted that this will DO ~
tar the best meeting in the history OF tho
be so large that 1t will noceasitat. The usa
OF both hotels. which hGs not been ,hs
case for years ''
given In the Opera House on Y.dne.aa, a."
ne pupiih Tor the benefit OF tho HeathsyiiI,
! iish school. Those taking part wore
.hissvs Minnie Audreton md Elizabeth smith
hhd rom Brent and Henry walker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23

neads OF The same thickness as the belt
VIII be carried across the shin.
fI"teh ''oihtlcss ut Wafer fine.
ihste!u OF the side armor being;
placed horizontally in TWO strips win
continuous horizontal Joints just abov.
,he wafer line, as has been the custom
In oattieship building. heretofore. mn
arinor plates on the new battleship
VIII be laid vertically ana Without a
Joint at the water line. 1t is declared
enis system VIII remove danger AT the
shlps most vu!nerabio point
Two protective decks lviu #,,ifora ,,
celieht protection against plungins nra
ana against Fragments OF shDlIs Iyb;,.t
may DC exploited IN passing through h,
shlps thin plating III the wake or tbo
gun deck.
The lower protective deck viii b..
oiic ahd omar inches thick on the
mat which Will slope along the sIdns
| at junction with The bottom OF ma
| arnor plate eight ana one-nalf 10,
Leiow the water line. ON tho an
above the gun deck VIII be ~, ,,,,,,,,,
protective dec three inches IN ,nlck-
ness " i~'H
The armor protection of III. ,oo,n
Sun positions also VIII be massive In
character The barbettc armor WI
extend win q thickness OF thirt.n,
ihcHes from the turrct down IN -
upper protective deck an from ~
rover protective deck the thictne,s
"Ht NC reduced TO four and onc-balf
iici1es-th!s because Of the thirteen
ihch protection of the sidn ar,n,. NJ,
| turFet armor also Will be mnssi,.. ~
! port plate viii he sixteen incb.s ~, 10
| TWO gun turrctB and eighteen iu,h1
On the three-gun turrcts, ana RI. Gil
anu rear armor VIII tie between ci,rh !,
ana nine inches in thickness. whIIo ~
ooi VIII carry hVe inches of armor
Ten Gums in -Four Iurrc,s
| lie armament OF the OkInbo,n.
| Nevada Will consist OF ton 80 ana
men guns carried III four turner's -,
! thc lorecastc deck Will he ,ir
! yce-Sun turTet, then a tvo-v,in
e'' oh the quarter deck VIII 10
| .Wo gun turret and usteiu Of TIA, -
! m gun turret. This arrangement
It. ~ utciafed at the Navy Department
! Siii give n concentration of fire nnch
superior 10 that of the New yor,r' -
tc%as' which VIII be mounted Win
.'r two-Suh turrcts when compIetod
! me iourtcen-inch .I5-calibrc ri,n =.
Ear more powerful weapon than ~
io-caliore twelve-inch gun mounted
! IN the delaware and the North pa
iwelvc-inch piece is about 80, 900 foot
! IONS. whereas the fourteen-Inch piece
Iis about 66,0000-foot tons Its eba1I
| which weighs 1.400 pounds. as com.
pared with the S70-pound shell Of the
| :welve-inch, carries a much larger
! bursting charge Of high oSnlosivcs
( ana therefore viii be moro lcstruc-
dive
! OH Used ns Fuel
1, Both bat;lcshps will he OF tho oil
! burning class. the supply being oar
ried in the double bottoms of the ships.
The use Of oil will eliminate the ne
ccssity for coal bunkcrs. and the space
! generally occupied by these will be
used in the concentration OF tho ship.s
! boilers. thereby demonstrating but one
! smokcstaclsc am unusual feature FOR
+! ships Of the Kind,
! rhe Fall River nnd United states
/ Shpbrildin;s COMPANIES. which have
/ the contracts for the construction OF
the vessels, are expected to begin
lworle on them within few weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
De FE NSE SOON
WILL Be TAKEN "
4 |
Commonwealth Is Near - O.
Evidence i'll the Al EH
ADJoURNMEN!s in Schedule.
May Not Get
Three Eolina Game. |
!. to The Times-Dlspatch. J
burg. Va, March 2.-Gradua,

ser C. 7. Miles has made public
football schedule OF the Tecas for
y. Only nine games have so far
iron. former years are notable Prince
ter and the University OF West Eir-
ginia are on the schedule. the. latter
for the first time: Richmond is not
sure of having the annual game With
the University OF North Carolina, and
the Thanksgiving game this year Will
be played with Georgetown In Wash
iLgton instead OF ~ Norfolk with
North Carolina a. and NJ. Roanoke
gets the game with Washington ana
Lee again. and the Medical College OF
Virginia will be seen hore for the drsl
time. w. II. Burruss is captain of tho
team this fall and Charles NJ Hobart
of Roanoke. is manager. The schedule
September 2s-Roancke College at
Blackseurg.
October 5-Hampden- Sidney a,
B!acksburg :.
October 12-Prlnceton at Princeton
October 1s-western Maryland at
BlacksburB.
October 26-University OF North
Carolina, place not settled.
November medical College OF vir-
sinia at Blackshurg.
November s-Wasnington and Lee at
Roanoke.
November 1s-Cniversity OF West
Virginia at Blacksburg
November aS--C;eorgetown at Wash
ington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
lfNCItIil'IG DIRECTORS
TO rREPAKE TOK SEASON
Isueglal to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l

Lynchburg. VIA, March aa1Ths
board OF directors of the Lynchbura
Baseball Association has been called
TO meet NEXT Tuesday morning a, II
o'clock in the directors room of The
Peoples National Bank for the purpos
OF taking hnal steps necessary to put
me local virginia League team OH the
IL viii be necessary for tina board
20 arrange for funds for the reporting
81 'h team and Tor training expenses,
as wei rs for the parciiasi. OF uniforms
ana eHnpm?it. Everything will have
!" be Dough, now because OF tho burn
ING OF the clubhouse last season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
RAND0LP MACON
WILL PLAY TO-DAY
First Scheduled Game of Season
Against William and
Mary.

:, Ashland: Va, March 22.-Randolph-
Macon Will send team TO Williams
ourg tomorrow to meat william and
Mary In the first scheduled game of
The season. Coach Warren this after
noon announced the squad that will
represent the Ashlanders on the diu :
moGd tomorrow. Green and Marston
VIII do the twirling. with Gale and
Brown receiving them behind the bat.
PaGl Ives. first; u. o. Eggleston, sec
ond; II. c. Nol!es,. shprtstop; Anderson.
11HiTH; CAPTAIN FRANK Banc. left field:
J. J. LipsGomb, centre feld: Roger
Iatem. right Held with walker and
Midyette rs utility men, complete the
Tho men have been practic!ns faith
ruby under Coach Warren. and are fast
rounding into shape for the champion
snip games that will start carly in
While the aret team is away the
second team VIII play the Ashland
town team. The second team yester-
day In hvc-inning game beat the
first team. to 4.
The lineup OF tho second team will
pc: Barrow and Jordan, pitchers;
Scott. catcher; Holloway. fret base;
Harrison. second base; Cleaton, short
stop; Mi!l!can. third base: Tanknrd
Hopkins. Bailey. Cogbnl In the out
The first team leaves Ashland Mt 7;ar
A NJ returning Saturday night.