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COMMISSION ON JAP
RELATIONS MAKES REPORT

NEW YORK. Feb. THE federal
council OF the Churches Of Christ in
America announced to-day that the
commission on relations with Japan.
appointed a year ago. has completed
its Investigation The commission
sent Professor Smaller Mathews and
DR. Sidney L. Gulick a. ambassadors
from the churches Of America to
Japan
According TO the announcement
made by Dr Charles r. MacFarIand.
general secretary 81 the council. the
Investigation has shown that che
chief need De- clear understanding
through a frank and sympathetic in
terchange OF views. free from the en-.
barrassments and the limitations Of a
circuitOus diplomacy"
The Christian churches IN Japan. d"
said DR. MacFarland. ARE strong. ere
rapidly Increasing. and are federated
There are thus close bonds between
the federated protestant churches II
both nations. Japan needs 20 feel our
spirit % good viii and also 10 under.
stand our economic and industrial
problems and difnculties"
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SPECIAL POLICE
Appointed By Council % Roosevelt.
n. > 70 handle Possible TROUBLE
az Chemical Plants To-day

ROOSEVELT. y J.. Feb. Notice
OF new move on the part OF officials
OF the two chemical plants here al
which the strike OF the workers Is
sun on. caused the common council
10 call a special session and appoint
ten special oricials. who were placed
on duty At once al the works OF the
lAebig Company and Williams a
Clark
Mayor Hermann. In explaining this
question. said he had been notified
that the employees of the two plants
In question who were receiving s. or
more day at the time OF the strike.
had been ordered 20 report for duty
tomorrow or be discharged.
These men have not been az work
since the strike Of the employees who
demanded the restoration OF the cut
In their wages from 81 90 sl.6O a day.
Fearing possible trouble should the
men summoned by the companies re-
turn tomorrow. the mayor said. n
was deemed advisable to have extra
protection for the mills.
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RUSSIAN STATEMENT.

PETROGRAD. Feb. THE follow.
ing announcement OF the progress Of
the campaign was issued tonight:
Notwithstanding the bending back
Of our troops in the Carpathians to
the south and in Bukowina. the fight.
ing IN which we are engaged is follow
ing a course favorable to us. On Feb.
4 we took about 1000 prisoners. On
that front il was revealed that several
divisions of Austrians were engaged
who, up to that time, had been fight
ing against the Servians.
One Of our army corps which had
assumed the offensive in the direction
of Mezo Lahore captured between Jan.
26 and Feb. 5. eleven field cannon, two
mountain guns. two motars for torpe-
does, twenty-five machine guns. an
aeroplane. many army telephones. in
additions to taking two commandments
or regiments, more than 10 officers
and more than n thousand soldiers,
among whom were many Hungarians."
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DISAPPR0VAL
National Civil Service Reform League
Goes en- Record Against
Bryan Letter

NEW YORK. Feb. 7-Secretary
Bryan's letter asking Walter W Wick
former received general of Dominican
customs. for information as TO what
position you have at your disposal
with which to reward deserving Dem
ocrats. was disapproved by the Coun-
ell OF The National Civil Service re-
form league at its annual mid-wlnter
meeting here on February 4. Il was
announced tonight. as Inconsistent
with the merit system. with the Demo
cratic national platform. and with
good faith toward the Domican repub-
lie. After thorough discussion Of this
letter which was introduced into the
evidence taken during the recent hear
ing in this city regarding the fitness
OF James NJ. Sullivan for the Office Of
American minister to Santo Domingo.
the governing board OF the league
adopted the following resolution:
The National Civil Service Reform
League profoundly regrets that the
Secretary OF State appears to have
suggested and advocated. and later
publicly justified. the use Of the Gus.
TINS service OF Santo Domingo. consti.
tuting a national trust for the benefit
of another American republic and it's
creditors. 10 reward partisan services
in our domestic politics. The Nation.
al Civil Service Reform League by
its governing body, declares this
course plainly Inconsistent not only
with fidelity 10 the principles of the
merit system and with me purpose
avowed in the Democratic national
platform of 1912 to make merit and
ability the standard OF appointment
and promotion rather than service "a
political party but with ordinary
good faith toward the Dominican re-
public and its creditors. II hereby
publicly expresses its earnest hope
that the President will promptly take
such effective action as may prevent
the practical application of a policy
so generally and justly condemned
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TO TAKE TAMPICO
villa Directing Campaign With This
End In View-Wsnts to Domi-
nate North Half Of Mexico.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Feb. T.
Advices to the villa agency here to-
night said Villa had arrived at Irapu.
alto. 100 miles north OF Mexico City.
and from that point was directing an
extensive campaign which has for its
object the capture of Tampico and the
domination Of the northern half Of
Mexico.
That General villa would invite the
diplomatic corps TO come into terri
tory controlled by him as a counter
move to the invitation issued by Car
rama for the diplomats to 20 to Vera
Cruz was indicated in some OF the ad-
vices reaching mere. At the state de-
partment no further news Of the diff
ferences between General Carranza
and the diplomatic corps was re-
ceived
The Carranza agency issued a
statement giving the list OF original
delegates 70 the convention at Aguas
Calientes who we're either dead. in
hiding or missing and those who we're
supporting the various chiefs. The
Carranza list claims that out Of the
total number Of more than $50 only
eleven now support villa, fifty-fve an,
aligned with Carranza. sixteen are
with Gutierrez and twenty-five with
Iapata, twenty-seven are unaccounted
for, the affiliations Of eight are IN.
known, four we're killed In battle, FIVE
assasslnated. two are in prison. one.
General Jesus Davila Sanchez, is neu.
trail. though his whereabouts are not
known
Enrique Llorcnte. the villa rep-r-
sentative. tonight explained that the
military campaign 81 General villa
had advanced along the three princi.
pal railroads In the central part Of
Mexico 20 within a few miles Of tho
border towns Of Piedras Negras. Nua.
70 Laredo and Matamoras In each
case the villa troops arc Threatening
the Carranza garrisons he said re
added that General Angeles had com.
plete control of Monclova. Monterey
SaltillO and San Luis Potosi and tbaf
the advance on Tampico was progress.
ing rapidly
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FRENCH STATEMENT.

PARIS. Fcb. z. 2.s6 o. m.-The war of-
ncc gave out the following statement
thts afternoon regarding the progress 81
fhe war:
In Belgium the day OF February g
was quiet between the canal and tho
road from Bethurc 90 Ia Easera FiIo-
metre east Of Cuinchv r. brick yard
where the enemy bad maintained a POI
zion up % this time was afa1 D. the
Enriish.
In The sector ~ Arraa fo che north
~ Ecurie The German batteries have
h0n1harded the trench captured Iv ua on
February q. nuf there Ina been mo- IN
fantry attack Prom hrr1a f0 Rheims
there have been artillery fights iu which
uc have had the advantage
In Champaign We have rruuiaed on
attack bv haf n battalion to me north
~ neauaef0rr
Prom fhr hrFrrne fo the Eoeres ar
unerv rumhats have been Handicapped
bod the mountain region b. thick foFa
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OYERDRAFTS DROVE
BANKER TO SUICIDE

LEBANON. Pa. Feb. "A note writ
ten BY Alvin Binner. the cashier OF the
first Nationd hank OF Schaeffertown.
IA. near here. TO his wife and before
ending his life with a bullet yesterday
was made public tonight In "a he said.
am wrong In my bank accounts
have not cent OF the banks money but
! am caught by Xxx * I am sorry,
put could not tell you. l am sorry for
all"
j. NJ Logan. United States bank ex-
aminer had not completed his investiga-
tion tonight but the president OF the
bank intimated that disclosures at the
bank oorrobate the cashiers note and
that three men had made extensive over
drafts. without the knowledge Of the
board OF directors. The amount OF the
shortage was not made rublic
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GRAPHIC STORY OF
TRENCH WARFARE.
BRITISH EYEWITNESS TELLS OF
GERMAN ATTACK OF FRENCH
TRENCHES.
At Firs, Attack Was Successful But
Later Enemy Was Routed
Win Bsyonet

LONDON. Feb. I. si45 .. ma
graphic description Of the trench war
fare which has prevailed on the west
ern front for many weeks Is given Dy
the British Eye witness" in his de-
scription of the German attacks on
British lines and British counter At.
lacks which were made last Monday
He says:
The Germans again attacked south
OF La Bassee canal but not In such
strength as on previous occasions.
Fighting began in the early hours OF
the morning with an assault on a
small trench close 20 the canal This
was successful. two local counter at
taeks carried out by us falling to re-
gain the ground lost.
When daylight came. however. our
artillery opened such an accurate FIRE
on the enemy that their position be
came untenable. A stronger counter
attack then was delivered and our
men. rushing forward not only drove
the Germans from the trench they
Ia dcaptured. but seized another post
on the enen-y's side OF Il on an en-
bankmeRt OF the canal. There were
1N@1'1RASA
embankment and we now had estab-
lished ourselves in one OF them.
Used the eayonet.
Our supports then came up and
passing through our firing line hold
ing the first OF the enemy's posts
rushed on to the second. driving out
the garrison at the point OF the bay
onet. Thence our men were enabled
TO take in the flank one OF the
enemy's trenches TO the south. Along
this they fought their way, throwing
hand grenades until they had dis.
lodged the German on a considerable
length. We thus established our
selves firmly in an advantageous posi-.
ton on the canal bank and in adjoin-
ing trenches. During this action we
captured fourteen prisoners, many
wounded and two machine guns. Our
losses were not severe but the enemy
suffered heavily. especially from our
artillery fire"
Speaking OF three "singularly gal.
liant but unsuccessful" attacks on the
French south OF Bethune road, the
EYE witness" says the Germans
reached the French trenches and there
literally were almost wiped out, sew.
enty-nve bodies being counted la front
of the defenders line. Il was report.
ed that not more than two or three OF
them escaped. He continues:
Losses Heavy.
The enemy's losses in La Base are
said to have been very heavy. The
reason for their activity along the
canal was that they had suffered
heavily from an enfilading fire brough.
TO bear upon them by ore OF our ma.
chine guns from a post they attacked.
In two days one of their companies
had lost thirty men from shell fire
alone"
Giving some instances of the force of
modern explosives the Eye witness
says a mine which the Germans fired
under one OF the British trenches hurled
n piece OF rail weighing rs pounds a dis
lance OF over a mile. while the detona-
ton OF one OF the British lyddIte shells
threw a German soldier across the rail
way and canal.
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TWO INDICTMENTS NAY
RESULT PROM INVESTIGATION

YONKERS. y. Y. Feb. Coroner
James Dunn said tonight that he was
awaiting reports from detectives before
announcing the next steps he would
take in connection with his investigation
into the alleged killing OF eight AK ID
inmates OF the German odd Fellows
home here The detectives are said to
be gathering evidence here and In Bronx
borough where the home formerly was
located. Their report. IL Is said, will
have an important bearing on whether
the coroner will exhume one or mors OF
the bodies OF the alleged victims. The
coroner said last night that from the
evidence on hand he expected the grand
Jury would End at least two indictments
in the case.
Officers and directors OF the home
conferred today and decided 20 cooperate
with the authorities in an effort 20 get
at the truth OF the story told by Fred
Mora. a former empioye OF the home.
that he had put the eight inmates to
death.
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COMPLETE ANARCHY NOW
RRIGNS IN ALBANIA

LONDON. Feb. I, C7:15 p. m.D-The
following note has been issued by the
Montenegrin consulate general here:
"Cettinje-Complete anarchy reigns
in Albania. which is continually aug
mented by the intrigues OF the Aus
TRANS and young Turks. Albanian
bands kill and pillage all Montenegrin
subjects who are Obliged to traverse
Albanian territory. All the merchan-
disc transported along the river
Bonana is confiscated and held at
enormous ransom despite the incon.
testable right of Montenegro naviga-
ton OF this river.
The consulate cabinet at Soutari
is without authority over The Alban-
ians, whose misdeeds against Monte
negrin commerce grow daily"
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DEWEY'S FLAGSHIP GOES
AGROUND BUT NOT INJURED

cliAELEsTON. s.. O.. Fsb. 2. - The
United states cruiser Olympus. Admiral
bcwey's flagship a. the battle q Manila
hay grounded today On Rattiosp,k.
-noals near The harhor entrances. but
was floafed at hieh tide win fb. q
-iFiancc n The coast guard cutter Yam
t"raw. 40 damage was done 90 the bfs-
.nrie ship and she preceded on her vav
.1 New Orleans
The Olympic. which had been here for
lhire yeaf'. recently wac rut into conn
mission arain Tor the purpose IN parti~t-
rafinr in tho formal opening ~ the Pan
anna canal
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o7REGoN TO ESTABLISH
MEXICAN RELIEF STATION

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 7.-GeneraI OBJ
RECON announced today relief stations
VIII be established throughout the
city tomorrow at which money and
supplies will be distributed among the
poor. Notification Of bills issued BY
General Villa has caused wide distress
among the lower classes.
The shortage OF water has become
serious and General Obregon dis
patched artillery this afternoon 20 re-
iniorce his infantry in an effort to
drive Zapata's men out OF XochimiIco.
the source 81 the city's water supply.
Carranza's minister OF education has
announced that 100 teachers will be
sent 10 Boston to study the public
school system and that all schools
here will be closed until their return.
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STUBBORN FIGHT
In East Prussia Shows Germans Have
Massed Troops in Vicinity
Of lnsterburp.

PETROGRAD. Feb. Z. via London,
4:45 p. m.-The stubborn character
OF the battles developing in the ex-
IRENE north of East Prussia is attract
ing the attention Of the Russian gem
eral stan. which sees there fndica-
tons that the Germans have with
drawn troops from the Bzura region
and massed them in the vicinity of In
sterburg. between Cumbinnen and Til
sit
The operations here are becoming
a new factor I'm the situation and lead
10 the belief that the fierce attack on
Borjimow and Goumine was more in
the nature of a demonstration than a
serious effort to break through to-
ward Warsaw. At Borjimow the Rus
SLAMS appear to be more than holding
their own, having pierced the German
second line trenches.
Military observers after reviewing
the entire situation. declare il 10 salts
factory on the whole although they
are not OF the opinion that the crisis
has arrived.
Carpathisns Important
In spite OF the activity OF the Ger
mans further north stan officials still
attach the greatest importance to the
movement in the Carpathians where
the Russian armies are opposing the
Austro-Geru.ans who are in tremen-
dous force on a line which forms the
arc OF a circle in the vicinity OF Mezo
Laborcz, fifty miles southwest OF
Przemyel Further eastward there ap-
pears to be an entire separate army
about 90 miles south OF Lemberg on
the Wyszkow-Nadworne line austria
Hungary The purpose OF the latter
force appears TO be an effort to pierce
the Russian line east OF Lemberg and
menace the forces about Warsaw in
the rear.
The Russians are awake to this pos
sibility. however. and recently rushed
several corps toward this front On
practically all the Carpathians' front
the Russians have succeeded in check
ing their antagonists but the Austro-
Germans still are undefea'ed The
Germans with their usual mobility
suddenly appear at various points and
then as suddenly disappear. Accord
ing TO a Russian STAFF officer the Ger
mans are used like cement TO holi
together detacher corps Of AustrO-
Hungarians."
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LINER DAMAGED.

ST. JOHNS. y. p. Feb. THE Allan
line steamer Monaghan was seriously
damaged by striking a shoal in entering
the harbor tonight. Her bow plates were
indented and she will dock for extensive
repairs.
from Philadelphia and left Thursday for
Liverpool but became surrounded by Ice
floes off the coast and was forced 70
put back
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BURIED TWENTY-FIVE DAYS.

ROME. Feb. s.. 1880 a. m-Red Cross
workers In the earthquake ruins al Pa
terno yesterday heard faint means and
on delvinE into the debris eXcavated =
man named Calrolo. who had been im-
prlsoncd there FOR twenty-five DAYS
The man. who is as years old. had had
nothing but some water during this
time. lie was uninjured and after taken
81 an automobile 20 the nearest town
was able o. aiirht from the machine
Without aaaLntanra
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DOUBLE MURDEH

P1TTSBUEgH Pa. Feb. An arEu-
ueut over card game in foreign
boarding house in NE Washington TO-
light resulted in me murder ~ two
u1eu. Dominic tarrL 90 wac stabbed 10
death while an unidentified man vac
shot and KILLED Three persons we're
arrested and the police are seeking eve
others The dead mon nre said Co have
come here from Wellington. ohio.
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PAsanranns sEAKnr-uP

CoSNELLsv1LLE. Pa. web 7.-r1s-
senFcra eastbound on ChIoaFo-New yorh.
Baltimore q ohio train SO g. we're
shaken up when the snrine tender and
I'VE coaches left che rails today near
Greene junction. Nrro were injured.
Tho PASSENGER proceeded after ono hou-
anf 90 minutes delay
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SITUATION REMAINS ACUTE.

LONDON, Feb. THE situation
remains acute. II the supply OF food
is diminished Belgium will starve."
This message was cabled today by
former Congressman Charles F. Scott
of Kansas. who Is returning from an
inspection Of relief work in Belgium
and France. TO former Governor Wal
ter r. Stubbs. OF Kansas.
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so.zsARDED DAnDAEnEEHa

LONDON. Feb e. 1875 D. mAFour
torpedo boats ~ che allies have bonn.
hardsd the Turkish forts In the Dar-
dancllea according TO Hn Athens die
patch 20 the Exchange Terrain com.
pany. one hundred and seventy four
shells were discharged a1f two ann
muniti0n depots we're ct on 1rr
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RErUorrs ESCAPE.

NEw ORLEANS. zen. -goy.r,or
Edward TBbar and I0f rerffarta of New
iumrrnrlu. au island of the Bismarck
archipelago. In fhe south Pacific ocean
Nrirh formerly wac a German posaes-
einu. aallrd Tor New York TODAY on
board The steamship Antilles The ref
ugeeF came here overland from the Pa
cific coast They viii endeavor 90 return
Co Germany through Italy
Nas HHmerauIH wac captured last An.
fgN ~ British colonial forces from
fh. ~ Islands
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MAY JOIN ITALIAN CABINET.

ROME. Feb. 7. Sis p. mixing Vic
tor Emmanuel received today in pri-
vate audience the former Socialist
leader. Deputy Enrico Ferri. The
conference lasted considerable time
and Is the subject OF much comment
in political circles. where Il Is thought
that Signor Ferri may possibly be in
vited 20 join the cabinet
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YOUNGEST SOLDIER DEAD.

MELROSE. Mass. Feb. ALBERT
4. Carleton. who f. said 10 have been
the youngest regular army soldier In
the Civil war. died today. He enlisted
in the Fourth heavy artillery at the
age OF IS years.
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OWNERS OF WILHELMINA
CARGO REFUSE TO SELL

LONDON. Feb. :. 1906 D. m.-The
owners Of the cargo of the American
steamer Wilhelmina. on the way from
New York to Hamburg with food sup
plies for Germany. have intimated %
the Commission for the relief OF Bel
GUM. that its offer for the purchase of
the cargo will not be considered.
The commission for the relief OF
Belgium desired TO acquire the cargo
of the Wilhelmina owing TO a shortage
of food supply for the suffering Bel
CLANS. A friend OF the commission
placed at its disposal a sufficient sum
of money to buy the cargo with the
object OF diverting II to Rotterdam.
The offer provided for p fair profit for
the Wilhelmina's owners and char
terers.
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Tho municipal authorities of Toxic
have asked the government % an-
prove n plan involving tho eNpondi-
ture o. approximately 10000 900 for
additional water facilities.
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a famous German physician proves
that infantiie paralysis g. often car
ried from one household 20 another
b. domestic animals. such a. chick
ems. ducks and cows
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SEALED PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS
=---~----------------------
Notes % Manufacturers, Jobbers. r1er.
chants and others Wholesale n Dealers.
NOTICE fs HEREBY ffETr That
the State UUnrf ~ Control 81 ffn State
81 West virginia viii receive bfas dary
ut Sc office no ChHrI.rfHu. McHf E.rFfrIs.
FOR furnishing suuUIFe Tor Tire several
State Institutions tho financial manage
mont ~ which g. vested o. este paard
Cor tracts viii BE- awarded 10 the lowest
bidders. quality considered. ana other
things being rguai West virginia deal.
erH will D. given preference
Lists 81 supplies needed VIII b. fur.
niareI biddrra on receipt o. REQUESTS
stating The line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
fa-1-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSChU
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEktAL EMBALMER.
ii22 ard 1924 Main stresl
Calls Answered Day or NIrhe-.
store Phones ea5
6. 7 Hcrtschv. Nat Phone toya.p
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Breummer 6 HiIdeb,snd

Nuneral Directors ana EmhaIrssra
Corner MARKET and ToVenfv-ss~1s,e o..
Telephone 2o1. open day and nirht.
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AUTOMOBILES


Chester Tires Least Cost
Most WnHare 1utere. 17 Tenth
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DIED

AurTEA-At Martins Terr5. Ohio. rrf.
cay evening. February b. MRS ANNIE
p. l.IILE. iu her t1at year
uutrHa services Will hr held ~ fhr
residence 81 her daughter. Mrs. W W
Hobbs. corner ~ short ana TIffs
streets. Monday afternoon nc O'clock
Friends ~ the family are Invited 10
attend. futermcut private
CMAmnEHB-At Florence Wisconsin
ON sunday morning February q. 1915.
D0f-rDE HARRY PAUL. CHAM.
HEES. eldest son ~ fhr late Wiifinr-
n and Rachel oldham Chamber. on
Film grove
Funeral notice hereafter.
AhENANpER-Dn sunday. February 2
1915. 90 f.IF o'clock D.. m. ROSS r
scar uf UIa age
Tuu.r1l from tnr family residence. 40
zoo south broadway uu WeHneefav
February IN. 1915. 1f q o'clock p ~
Friends Of frU fawIlT invited. Inter.
mont Dol Greenwood cemetery.