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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-15

Let the insurance. Companies pay
half your shoe biil. ,z.s. lb-2t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-15
Awaiting The
Joyful Sound
The Wonderful Music that Bursts Forth
When the Stork Arrives.

That funny, little, brassy cry that echoes
the arrival Of the new baby is perhaps the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-15

ROYAL DIVORCE SUIT w couRT-
Munich, July 15.-The court today
hesan the hearing of evidence II ~
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-15
CHURCH SOCIETIES.

Fifth Avenue Baptists
Have Mothers Day.
The Womau's Missionary Society of
the Fifth Avenue baptist church met
Monday after oon WITH an unusually
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-15

After the departure Of the specia'
! train for Memphis at 1i:l5 last nigt
Quiet again was restored.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-15

Mrs. .J.lF. Cook has returned to Me
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
ASPHALT 7 TRUST /
AF TERI MONOPOLY
Will Appeal to Street Commit.
tee to Restrict Contracts II
Barber Company Product

Representatives Of the Rarho.
phalt Paving Company are plannina az
make vigorous fight before tba :. 2
meeting of the council sewer and s.s s0u't
committees Tuesday for the 1a,o S
contract, although their bid No. Ni9
highest submitted to council ,, 's
said that a majority of the COUNTY, -. :
missioners are planning to use post si'
asphalt exclusively this wear a.
grounds that it is superior mataria, 's
that the attitude of the comn1isy,a. 1'u
will be presented as an arguma,+
the councilmen. Z"
This company is also endeavo,,,,.
educate the officials to the view. !"
that their material should be nso5
street paving to the exclusion ~ n.y..
blocks, brick and granite cubes Ts
council has the right to specify On, -
of material for a street. rega r5,a,s
the fact that the greater part oe !,
cost is paid by the property ownar. -.
the street railway company. The osa
pany claims that the natural asrb.I'
controlled by it, is the best in the u.os,
The principal competitor OF the D..
Der company, part of the % s7b.I.
trust" is the Standard Oil Comnan,,
heated climax to the fight between tb..,
two giant corporations is exnectoa :.
the meeting of the committee Trassa-
The Standard Oil Company bad -
contract last wear
Chief of Construction CLAYTON .o.s
today that he would make no racor, oa,a
mendations until the bids has Lnl.
submitted to a laboratory test
The bids per ton for asphalt forow
Barber Asphalt Paving Comnanr
Trinidad, $3.50; Southern Ritnitb.
Company, Standard Oil, 800; Tnite3
States Asphalt Company. Aztec ''iSea s9a
the Texas Company. Texaco, s21 '-2 *
Standard Oil Company, STANDARD d..
ing, $22.35; Sam E. Finley Cnhan.I
Paving, $24.30; Sam E. Finley To%
fornia Maltha, $24.45; Sam E. Finia.
Standard Oil Company S23.S0 San, = =
Finley, Standard Oil Company dalir
cred at Deerland siding, $3.50.
The bids for sidewalk paving all i,
which cost the property owners mrst
pay with the privilege of employing !.
private contractor. are: A. T NeVso,6
brick 81 cents, tile $1O5; sheet 81 *
drive $l.55; Atlanta Tile Company H.
S1.035. sheet $1,35, drive $1.35; Cemeo.
Stone and Tile Company, tile 81 cents
sheet $1.0S. drive $1.35.
The cement bids per barrel are.
Sciple Sons, for sewers SO, for repai,s
S2.05; r. O. Campbell Coal COMPANY
for sewers $2.04, for repairs 81: i f
Kriegshaber & Son, for sewers 22I4
for repairs S1.99.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
Peachtree Property on Market.

Handsome houses an peaeh+ree and
/ aleev.bera continue to he offered for
sale and fo,, rent The old PhiIlins
residence al 720 Peachtraa has been
nlaced in the hands az an agency for
! rentine This is hetvreao tho ola n 7
I Powers place 10 the north and the
| E,rarlr Jaycisins home 70 tTe so1,+b ana
directIv in front of the scott or Rvan
pIace Al The southeast coI11er. IF peacr-
/ tree and Seventh streets ,rbe Josenb
Jacobs bo1se A. 10 peachtrea street
/ across the street to tho southaast ha
+ already been Offered for sale for s25-
| O00 as nraviousI, announced
a Peachtree residence near Tenth
nm a lot Eov1qo bas bee, offarad for
! sale at $500 p front foot a West
/ Peachtree house Of twelve rooms on a
lot 10Gx200 is for sale fo, &35 nno one
| of the finest ana rtr7e,,t bo,,see an yyv,s+
Peachtraa has been nIaced on tho mar
! llef at S1q5 0OO Tbis is ON a LARGO lot
/ and is having 10 nor. cent net An eiobt-
| room hoIise an Ponce .T1sI eos ayen1,a
on a lot 5Gx291 feet has been put mn
| for s1n 900
In the Gaoraiar Terraca section and
| a short distance from peachfrea street
| an apartment house renting for. 81. 040 a
vaaf, can he bouo,t for, %2e 0oo ~, torn, {
! n * 00o caeb n, paarb+,,ea ci1,Ia
! AnsIey park is .nfna-roono brirl5
house for sale AZ S1o500 No 27- Fast
! Fourth street between Jarl<son street
land Radford Mace con be bad fo,. 81
| 200 The owner of t1ie house is mov-
! ing to New YORK
| An eleven-rooin Piedmont avenue
house on a lot 75x2Oo feet has been
offered for SIG 600 This is between
| Sixth and Seyenfh streets A Ponce
| DeI.eon avenue residence hefween
Jackson and boulevard is for sale at
/ 40 noo pa,cb+,,an ircIo bo,,e,,-
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06

S2,545-Hardy Padgett TO Fulton County
Home Builders. lot 46x313 feet, west side
Park Lane. being lot 7, block 29, Ansley
Park. No date.
$3.500-I S. Mitchell to Savings Build
ing and Loan Association, lot 40x105 feet,
south side Trinity avenue, 95 feet east of
Whitehall street. March 3, 1913
S3,000-Mrs. Ida May Moore to Henry
Hirsch, lot 196x179 feet, northeast corner
North avenue and Ponce DeLeon Heights;
Ponce DeLeon Heights and North avenue.
March >, 1918
$525-William Davis to Henry Schen-
thai, lot 40x100 feet, south side Cain street,
9S feet east OF Fort street March 4, 1913.
$3,75O-Mrs. Eva V. Miller to Travellers
nue., 50x190 feet February 26, 1918
S500-Mrs, Leila G. Ceilings to Charles
S. Allen 667 Whitehall street, 59x198 feet.
December s, 1912.
$500. S. Culwell to Mrs. Minnie Phil
/ lips, lot at northwest corner West Fair
west side Chestnut street and back to a
ten-foot alley. March 4, 1913.
$500-Mrs Hattie N. Sims to Miss d. l..
Prioleau. lot 50x112 feet east side Terry
street, so feet north of Woodward ave
nue. March 5, 1913.
W. w. Kollock. executors lot 5Ox90 feet,
north corner Wallace and Tumln Streets
March 5, 1918.
$4,000 Mrs Sophia b McCreight to
| Equitable Mortgage and Trust Company
255 Lawton street, 55X190 feet. February
2S 1918.
$2OO-Rosa b Richardson to H. NJ Beu-
tell, lot 40X70 feet, south side Tin Cup
alley, 344 feet east of main track of belt
! railroad February II, 1913
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
cuitclaim Deeds.

$5-Susan S. Coon estate (by executorl
and J. S. Coon to Anna Kennebrew and
Jacquelne Van Raden lot 50x100 feet,
southwest corner West Baker and Orme
street March 5, 1918.
$1-Isaac NJ Roberts to Southern Rail
way Company strip of land 150x2, 9S2 feet,
in land lot 367, on Roswell railroad main
track, near Roswell. February 20, 1913.
$1-Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany to Thomas Peters, 25S Forrest ave-
nue., 42X8S feet. March s. 1918.
$500-Georgia Savings Bank and Trust
Company to f, P. Nixon, lot 75x19O feet,
west side ebert road or Main street 100
feet south of Taylor street East Point.
February 26, 1913
$1-George w. Hanson to Mrs. Matte
F. Word, lot 4Sx196 feet, east side North
Boulevard, 168 feet south of Ponce De-
Leon avenue March /, 1913.
Love and Affection-Mrs. Matte F.
Word to I. M. Word, same property.
March I. 1913
SIT NJ. Word to Joseph S. Reynolds,
same property March L. 1913.
Sill. II. Hale to same, same property.
February 26, 1918
S952-Henry ]. Baker to f. T. Williams,
lot 50Xi5i feet west side FIolderness
street, 200 feet south of Greensferry ave-
nue.. March 4. 1873
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
Building Pern1its

$500 Mrs. p. AuTen, II Sydney street
make additions. |. 3. Eason ,3 Son.
500 Southern Ice and Coal Company.
$50 Marietta street. build platform
So. .7o0-Eugene f. Gray. 95 south Gnr-
don street one-story frame dwelling.
SgO0--S. S Horn, Mildred street. same
Si20O-H. karwlsch. Sc Harold ave
~ 2OO-H~ Karwisch 11@ South Delta
$500 --A w Farlinger. Is East avenue.
repair fire damage
S2.000-Dr. c. r.. Murphy 10 Johnson
avenue, two-story fram dwelling.
S3,000-Gate City Home Builders. cas-
cade avenue, one-story frame dwelling
50, l00-Same To same 20 Seal place
$1,000. b. Daniel 2i7 the Prado. two
story brick veneer dwelling
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
Ready to Move In.

The new Foote & Davies Companv
building, at the southwest corner of
EdgeWood avenue and Pryor street.
is practically completed and the firm
will move into it this week some OF
its excess furniture now stored on the
west side of North Broad street. The
exact date of opening has not been de-
termined
The property is improved with a
four story and basement building cost
ing $4,000. The lot cost $135, 600, MAX
ing total investment of 100000 eX-
elusive of stock and furnishings. The
FOote 4 Davies Company will nccuny
practically all of the ground floor and
all of the second floor, and rent the
thiru and fourth floors and two small
parts of the ground floor. DIR. Howell
the specialist, has already leased Offices
in the building, and Baylor, the efec-
triclan, will have a store on the PRYOR
street side. The front corner win be
reserved for Il soda fount or similar
establishment The building has heen
finished in hardwood, and elevators
heat and lights installed, and the stluc-
ture viii be one of the handsomest and
most complete of the smaller buildings
in the city.
The officers of the Foote & Davies
Company are w. O. Foote. president.
NJ. NJ. Davies, vice president. and John
NJ. Cooper, secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. Foote and Mr.. Davies bought in
dividuauy the 42XS0-foot lot from the
Realty Investments about eight months
ago, and have refused an offer of a
handsome profit on the property. The
Realty investments had bought the en-
tire strip of land fronting on EdeeWood
avenue, Pryor and Decatur streets. ANA
they sold the remaining portion IS feet
ON Decatur street and 100 feet on North
Pryor street, to W. T. Walthau and J.
Z. Floyd, Tor $40 600
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
BOYS FISH WITH CHAIN:
CATCH ELECTRIC SHOCK

NEW YORK, March g. Harry Glar
and John Kock. two Youngsters, re-
ceived bigger bites than amy fisherman
ever told about They went fishing Off
the railroad bridge with "a chain as u
fish lime. The line touched some eIec-
tfic feed vine, and the boys Welr toss
ed IN tbe air 10y q 11,ee0-vplt charge
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
chean Homes oHersd

The j. H. Tribble Real Estate Agency
has placed on the market % homes Of
three four and five rooms, at an aver
age price of a little less than $1,000
each, but the property is for sale in
bulk. These are on the north side.
south OF North avenue This agency
has also effected q subdivision of eight
building lots on an 80-foot street and
farina. 4 nar line
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06

Aou viii hnd ii in The Business Guide
4 Qf Atlanta" which viii be found In the
arst two columns 81 the Want Al pages
y The Georgian. Consult il to-day kn6
every DAY.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Mss ELIZABETH MAC ARTHUR
whose home was at 342 North jack
son street, Atlanta. Ga, went to II
Louis, Mo, last fall, to remain viii
friends for several months. On Mon
day morning, March 5, while asleeD
she passed peacefully away about
o'clock. In accordance with hg
wishes the interment takes place il
St. Louis. and the services will b
held at Lupton's undertaking parl0r'
Thursday, at 4 p. m.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
REAL ESTATE AND
CONSTRUCTION NEWS

-eet south of Taylor street, East Point
starch 4
800. / Edison TO 5 J. Martin, same
-1FopeeIty; March I =,
4rmistead, 582 Edgewood avenue, So by
u. .550-Frank and c. r. Edmondson I'd
n +. Armistead, 719 Edgewood avenua
$ nv 49 feet, March 5.
$100-J. W Spencer 10 w D. Ellis
Jr., lot 80 by 137 feet, north side GradJ
venue. 400 feet east of South Boulevard
[5125-E. P. Williams TO NJ. B. Peavx
OF 80 by ISL feet, west side Holderness
street. 200 feet south of Greensferry ave.
S2125@M. B. Peavy to William o
oeavy same property. March ).
S4737-G A. Hartrampf to Mrs. Dora
). Yeargin, lot 50 by $50 feet. east side
,treet, January 81
S20O-H Johnson ct al, trustees Of
Grant chapel. African Methodist Episco.
ral church, to Jesse Freeman, lot 70 by
90 feet, east side Bayard street, 675 feet
5outh of Holcombe street. March.
S1.750-W. +. Worley TO Luke W
Brown, lot SO by 1870 feet, south side
Virginia avenue. 800 feet east OF Barnett
,O0O-Joseph r Holleman to Realty
Investments, lot 1873 by 1873 feet, west
side Peachtree street. 146 feet northeast
If West Peachtree street March )
S1l,500-L. r. Jrnigan and Mrs. Laura
l.. Walker to H. z. F. Jones' three ffths
interest in lot 80 by 260 feet. west side
Marietta street 490 feet southeast of EN-
nett street. March 4.
l,500-L. P. Jernlgan and Mrs Laura
l., Walker TO John F. Oglesby, two-fifths
interest in same property. March d.
S10,000-W. c. Abercrombie Mule Com.
pany to Mrs. Laura l.. Walker, one nall
interest. in same property. April s. 1910.
S10,000-W. c. Abercrombie Mule Com
bany to L. p Jernigan, one-haIf interest
IN same property April s, 1910.
s. and Other Considerations-Flor
Investment Company to 9, J. Hamper
Grocery Company, lot IS by 125 by 30 by
81 feet. east side Peachtree street. be
tween Baker and Ivy streets, at south
west corner of Francis apartments. De-
cember IS, 1912.
S6,000-Mrs Jessie NJ Clayton to Miss
Eagenia +. West, lot so by 145 feet. west
side Garden street, l50 feet south Of Love
street; also lot 80 by 100 feet, west side
Garden street III feet north of Little
street March 4.
S3,5O0-Mrs. Matte NJ. Underwood &c
Mrs. Sophie b. McCreight. lot 50 by 19f
feet, west side Lawton street, 1862 feet
south of Oglethorpe street. August
1912.
$2,OCO-R H. Williamson to E. O. Nc
leon. Jr lot 50 by $50 feet, south side
and avenue, March 5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-02
BULGARS AND GREEKS CONTINUE
4 81 IL . /. u 80
HEALS
ITCHING ECZEMA

Don't stand that Itching eczema tor
ment one day longer. Co to the near
est druggist and get a jar Of ResinoI
Ointment and a cake OF ResinoI Soap
Battle the eczema patches with ResinoI
Soap and hot water. dry and apply a
little Resinol Ointment The torturing
itching and burning stop instantly. you
no longer have to dig and scratch. sleep
becomes possible. and healing begins.
soon the ugly, tormenting eruptions
disappear completely and for good.
Resinol is not an experiment. Tt Is
a doctors prescription which proved
so wonderfully successful for skin
troubles that it has been used by other
doctors all over the country for
eighteen years. No other treatment
for the skin now before the public can
show such a record Of professional ap-
proval Every druggist sells Resfnol
Ointment and Resino1 Soap. but YOU
can test them at our expense. Just
write to Dept. as. ResinoL Baltimore
Nd. and we viii send YOU a generous
trial by parcel st-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-02

Saturday afternoon Miss Mary Gates
Redmond delightfully."- entertained with
a "buncO" party in honor Of Miss Nellie
Nay Bowen. who leaves soon for Cali
tornta- The house was decorated in
pink and white sweet peas and the
tally cards were hand painted in pink.
Miss Beatrice stiles won the first prize,
a fan; and the hOnOred guest was pre-
scented with a travelling case, while
the consolation, a tapestry pincushiOn,
fell to Miss VOnia Bray. Two courses
OF refreshments were served. Those
present were: Misses Nellie May Bow
en- Irene Bryan, Kaud Locke. Mary
Washington. Beatrice Stiles, Agnes and
Helen Stewart, Eileen Thompson, Myr-
tie LangfOrd, Sarah Bridgers, VOnia
Bray. Elizabeth Hawkins. Mary Simp-
son GOggin, Margaret McGhee, Edith
Robertson, RebeCca Maetze, Madeline
Fisk, Alice Kendrick.
The 'Bridge-it' club has changed its
meetings from Tuesday to Monday
nights Miss Meta Ormsbee will en-
terrain the club this evening at her
home, at the smelter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-02
Ell PASO HERALD
FL Pasoans Awqy

Miss Bessie Douglas left sunday to
I attend the graduating exercises at u
i where she formerly attended scnoOI,
Later she will visit relatives ana
! friends in Chicago and different points
! IN Indiana.
Mrs. Horace w BrOaddus and chill
Qren viii go up 10 ClOuucIOLJ IN
summer in their cottage Misses LII
I liam and Maize Cole viii go 10 CIouo-
croft on Saturday and spend a month
( with Mrs. BrOaddus-
Mrs. Charles II. Morris. Of wyoming
street, will leave sunday for Los An
seles for the summer.
Mrs. Ed Millican and children are Wis
iting relatives near Temple, OkIanoma-
Miss Violet Anderson left today Tor
Hamilton, North Dakota. where she
viii spend the summer. Miss Anderson
viii visit in Minneapolis ana Gfdhu
Forks, North Dakota, before going On
TO Hamilton
Miss Gabrielle Barber leaves today
for Oklahoma City, from Whlch pOiht
she viii 90 east TO New 4ork- Mss Mss
Barber is a sister Of Mrs R. c. VII
son, Of this city.
Mrs. A. ". Hadley. Of 402 Arizona
street. left today for st. Louis and
other eastern cities.
=
Miss Mary Bell Keefer viii leave
Sunday, June s, for Connecticut where
she viii spend the summer.
Mrs. William II. +. Judd viii leave
Sunday, June s. for the New England
states, where she viii remain for four
or five months. She viii go by way
of New Orleans and by boat TO INV
York
MI and Mrs ". & Mocown and
Mrs. c. H. FeatherstOn. OF Ocean Park. I
Calf. who has been visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs McCOwn for some time, LETT sun
day afternoon for Ocean Park
Francis B. Gallagher will 60 to Cam
mencement exercises Of Harvard col
graduates in law this year.
Miss Birdie Hawkins viii leave on
Wednesday for Cloudcroft to spend the
summer.
Jack Roman viii spend his vacation
on q ranch in New Mexico.
J. H. Bromberg left for the east on Sun
day, June 1, for a business and pleas
ure trip
Mrs. ". NJ Peticolas and children
have gone to CIoudcroft to spend the
summer in their cottage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-02
Ell Pasoans Returning

Violet Aiken will return this week
from Austin, Tex, where she has been
attending the university.
Mr.. and Mrs ". D. Cornell have re-
turned after a trip to Tucson, NOgales
and other Arizona points. They viii
be at home at 5000 Bliss street.
Misses Guida and Frances Mayer, Of
603 Epson avenue, have returned from
KenilWOrth hall, in Austin, where they
have been attending school. Miss Guida
having graduated this year.
Miss Hazel Howell has returned
from the College Of Industrial Arts in
Denton, Tex.
E. n Whitaker has returned from a
business trip to Midland, Tex.
John LOretz and Vernon Lyman viii
return from the University of Virginia,
at Charlottesville, which they have been
attending the past year
Dan kenan wiz return soon from the
Wesleyan university in Connecticut
which he has been attending.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-02
About e. Pasoans

A 12& pound baby boy was born to
Mr. and Mrs S Z. Styles, Of 341S Ala
mOgOrdO street on Thursday, June %.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Lynch are being
congratulated on the birth OF a son
sunday, June l. The little fellows name
viii be Thomas Falvey Lynch. havfna-
been named for his grandfather, judge
T.. a. Falvey.
Little Walter Howe, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". ID. Howe, is improving from
MS recent illness.
MISS Constance Pateman returned to
her home on Saturday. after several
weeks serious illness in St Marks
hospital.
Mrs. II. E Christie is recovering from
her recent illness at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dwyer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-02
LITTLE BIG HORN
BATTLE TO BE GIVEN

Clusters death at Little Big Horn
viii be commemorated Tuesday night
by the Second cavalry band when the
descriptive overture telling the fate Of
the gallant cavalry leader and his men,
VIII be played by the military band in
Cleveland square. This is only one of
the good things on the program Of the
Second band. Sousa, Wagner and
Thomas selections Will be heard. The
Newly WEEDS" music viii be played
and a clarinet duet by sergeant CareIli
and corporal Greenburg win be fea-
tured on the program, which follows:
March, 'Semper Fidelis" -SOusa-
Overture, 'Hungaian COMEDY"
Bella
Clarinet duet, Sinner and Minnen'-
Thomas. Sergeant CareIH and cor
pOral Green burg.
Introduction and finale. from the
third act of R. Wagner's LOhengrin, arr.
Laurendeau.
Excerpts from the Newly Weds"-
BrattOn-
Descriptive fantasy, 'aThe Death of
Custer or the Battle of the Little Big
HOrn-JOhnsOn
Finale. I want To Be in Dixie
S. A Dapp, director.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-02
Church Affairs

The Aid society Of AItura Park Pres
bvterian church viii hold its regular
monthly social at the church on Tues
day night at o'clock
Saturday afternoon the Philathea
class Of The First Baptist church was
entertained by Miss -SeIlye Witt at the
home of her sister, Mrs W +. Robin
son, on Myrtle avenue A business
meeting was held and the reports OF
the secretary and treasurer were given
Miss Viola Kyle, the secretary, resigned
and her resignation was accepted Miss
Witt the treasurer, asked for leave
Of absence, as she will go east TINS
summer. Mrs william Graves was
appinted to fill Miss Wits place There
were II members present After the
business session, a social hour was en-
jOyed and refreshments were served
Mrs. Laura B. Hart, supreme lady-at-
arms and state commander Of the La
dies OF the Macabees of the World, viii
arrive in Ell PasO on Tuesday evening
and hold an open Macabee meeting on
Wednesday, June 4, at 2-3O o'clock, at
the Knights of Pythias hall Mrs Hart
is also ex-wOrthy matrOn Of the o. E. S
OF the World.
The Aid society Of the First Presby-
terian church will meet in the church
parlOrs on Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock