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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
Methods OF
Packers Are
Made Public

WASHINGTON. April "A former
Kansas governor. W. r. stubbs. and
former Missouri Judge. W II. Wal.
lace. who said they had learned by
raising cattle themselv.s Ihat meat
packers by price fixing combinations
We're crushing livestock growers.
pieaded with house judiciary sub
committee today. 10 aid in inaugurnt-
ing sweeping reform, in the packing
industry They appeared as counsel
ior western growers and feeders
speaking on the Boreland resoIu-
ZION, now before the subcommittee.
which would order federal trade
CON mission inquiry 10 determine
whether the packers are violating anti.
'rnst laws. they indUrsed the proposal
strongly and suggested making laws
prohibiting the restraint OF trade in
toodstuffs general, more stringent.
JAN sentences instead Of fines were
particularly urged
Pines are Jokes. Mr.. Stubbs do.
clared. They are not effective. The
producers and the consumers nav the
penalty. Anyone VINO jugeIes with the
prices OF food when millions are
struggling for bread should be impris.
the feed lots in this country are empty
because of present market conditions
Nearly every stock man that | know
oeheN"s there Is packers trust 90.
Bitter Oenuneiation.
Mr. Wallace. who prosecuted the
James train robbers. heatedIy de.
nounced the alleged packing combi.
nation
We are after worse crowd now
than the James boys." he declared
These fellows steal more money in
week than the James boys did in
their whole career"
By affidavit and testimony a. TO his
personal experiences the judge sought
To prove that combinations had existed
among the packers in the Kansas City
Yards within the last few years
On one occasion. the Judge asserted
ne received only one bid on a bunch
OF cattle at the Kansas City yards and
learned later that they were divided
between TWO packing concerns
Arthur Meeker. vice president of
Armour 4 Company. promptly cues
toned the accuracy OF the judge's
statement regarding one buyer for two
houses. Walter l. Fischer. attorney
for the American National Livestock
Association. interiected the declara
lion that he would be able TO prove
that such practice was not uncom
mon. Mr. Fischer produced a sales
slip from the Kansas City yards which
he declared. showed that one buyer
had purchased eigthy-siX cattle from A
raiser and that Morris q Company
- the Cudahy Packing Company had
divided them equally.
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Ell PASO. Texas. April 4-The news
that the Villa forces had suffered a
second defeat at the hands OF the
American troops. this time at Aguas
Calientes, thirty miles northeast of
Guerrero, was received here tonight
in a markedly sober manner compared
with the elation over the first blow
struck by Colonel George \. Dodd last
Wednesday
Confirmation Of the news that Villa
himself Is far TO the south. approach
ing Parral. has martially lessened
interest in the actual pursuit OF the
bandit and has diverted attention once
more to the railroad problem. army of
ficers here admit is becoming acute.
There is frank skepticism in army
circles here over General Pershing's
ability TO push much further into Mex
leo without the aid Of the railroads II
Is pointed out that the number Of men
required 10 guard the present 300 miles
or more Of communication g. out of all
proportion TO the total number Of
troops at General Pershings disposal.
Even II General Funston IT, able to get
the reinforcements he has asked for
tContinued on PAGE Twelve)
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y. S. TROOPS AGAIN VICTORS OVER BANDITS
Plans
For Another
Year of War

LONDON. April 4. 1925 p. NJ
Faced by the problem of financing
for another year war costing Great
Britain 100000 pounds daily. The
chancellor of the exchequer, Reginald
Mckenna. was met at the outset by
two favorable circumstances. namely.
that owing to the expansive power OF
British trade. the revenue for the year
exceeded the estimated revenue by
32.Oo0.000 pounds. while the years ex-
penditure has been 3l.OOO,OOO pounds
below the estimate.
BY imposing new taxes on amuse-
ments. railway tickets. matches and
mineral waters. and raising a number
OF the old taxes. including those on
excess war profits, incomes, sugar.
cocoa, coffee and motor cars. the
chancellor estimates that he will be
able 10 raise about $1,000. 900 pounds.
which is nearly double what many per-
sons believed he could raise by this
means.
At the close of an able and lucid
speech in the house of commons today.
explaining the greatest budget in the
worlds history. the chancellor made
an Interesting comparison with Ger
man finances. declaring that while
Great Britain was raising more than
300.oo0.000 pounds annually by taxa
tion. the secretary of the German i'm
perial treasury. Dr. Hellfferich. was
announcing doubtful increase OF
2i.O0O.000 pounds"
On the question OF the general tariff
which has been the subject OF earnest
speculation in political circles. MIR.
Mckenna put aside any idea that the
government had yet been converted
TO that means for raising revenue or
breaking enemy competition
on the whole the budget was well
received both in the house and by
the public
The most unpopular of the taxes Is
the tax on matches. which will about
double their cost.
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T ROOP E RS UNDER COL.
BROWN COME UPON MEX
ICANS UNAWARES
some Were Asleep and Horses
Were Grazing and Many of
Latter Were Captured
Opinion Is Strengthened That If
Expedition Is Successful Rail-
roads Must Be Used

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. April a.
Surprised during their siests one o,
The groups OF Villas force driven from
Guerrero was defeated Saturday by
squadron of the Tenth cavalry un-
der Colonel ". {. Brown. according
io information secured by General
pershing and forwarded to General
Funston today.
I'm this engagement, the second. the
American troops have had with Villas
men. the bandits loss was estimated
az from 80 to 80 killed. No mention
of American loss was made.
Colonel Browns encounter with the
NeNicans had not been reported 20
General Pershing when he made his
report to General Funston. his infor-
nation being gained from friendly
NeNiCans who had arrived at point
near Rubio. where Major Evans of the
Tenth cavalry halted yesterday. Major
Evans reported that Saturday Colonel
trown had encountered n band OF
Villas men and was pursuing them
through San Antonio. Chihuahua. Soon
afterwards MeXicans arrived from that
vicinity declared that he had over
taken the wandering bandits al me
village of Aguas Calientes. 20 miles
southeast of Bachinava.
Villas men. according to their YER
sion Of the encounter. appeared wholly
unsuspecting OF the presence of an
enemy "a minute before they were At
lacked
Attack at Noon.
II was about noon when Colonel
Brown brought his cavalry within easy
range. The MeNicans We're lying
Continued on Page TwelveD
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MAHON FIGURES IN
The TOLEDO STRIKE

TOLEDO. O. April f-N new fac.
4 Jon entered into ro'edn.s street car
fIDur ir fhr person of William %
Mahou. rf Detroit president OF thr
Nnai.auatrd Association of street
and lrferU.1r Railway employees
NHhur entry info OBJ. situation
failed fo help f however as he re-.
fused fn HIt0rl scheduled con
ference between Urrry D. Doherfv
and himself urio.. members of tho
street car meme ,num.ffr, were rcr.
witt'i at fhc meeting Nr Doherty
declined tn permit tho presence of =
third party so fhc conference was
NOT hold
Iudso 1ofn " k1its. ~ the United
states district court today deferred
fhe nawiuc of a receiver until Thurs
day morning at ten o'clock
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YOUNG DENTIST
SUFFERS RELAPSE

NEW YORK. April 4.-Dr Arthur
Warren Waite. confessed slayer of his
father-in-law. John r. Peck, Of Grand
Rapids. suffered relapse az Bellevu"
Hospital today. Physicians attending
him said tonight that his condition
was worse than 10 had been at any
time since he took large quantity Of
drugs the night before T.. was placed
under arrest on charge of murder
Because Of Waite's condition. his
counsel. Walter r. deuel.. decided not
TO tell him that his wife had instituted
a suit for divorce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
SPECIAL AGENT ROGERS IN
STRUCTED TO TAKE UP
MATTER AT ONCE
And Have Carranza Give Neces-
sary Orders To His Generals
On Border-Situation Acute

WASHINGTON. April 8 Colncident
with the receipt tonight Of news that
American troopers again had clashed
with force Of villa bandits near Guer-
rero it was learned at The state de
ulrtment that the United States had
r"newed it- representations 10 General
larran2a regarding the shipment or
upplie- to General Pcr-hing over the
Mexican railroads \ di-patCh sent
sunday instructed Special Agent John
r. Roger. at OUerrtaro fo urge the
head Of the DO facfo government to full
IlI immediately his promise given last
eek 20 permit commercial use Of the
railroads by the American expedition
Dt giving the necessary orders to Cen
a.al Gavira ai Juarez. and other MeN-
CON commander Boo Chihuahua
Every day b. has been expected that
General Funston would send hi. first
army field headqrartar-. buf from time
.u time action hs. been DELAYED or ac-
count ~ fhn absence of .racIfr orders
from rsrrarzf fo hI- .ubordIuato.
1880. Genera. |s... .'rr.. Hr.. .. ..r..
..'.H'.n CONSTANT. I.nsfr.u.rr 90
N.t .vt.r|Irs fIr'H.r ara rrfI.r
..r... on. vrr r...-.r..r, advised -
''
Funston Repor,.
.-...l -,Is. t. .a. M'
.r ..... t .. '-
toontinuea on Page rwsivsJ
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GEN. BRUSILOFF
GIVEN PROMOTION

LONDON. April & t.t. m Rpu.
t'ra ioiruEfad correspondent aa,s
That General BruaIlOf CommaufIrE
The EiEhth army has been appointed
commander Boz chief ~ tho armies of
Tho southwestern front In succession
fo General lVan0f
General nrusilon had done notable
work since tho outbreak OF tho var
UIs troops in September 1914 capfrr.d
the town of HahcZ. in Gaucis and hls
victory enabled the Russians to do.
feat the Teutons A. Sukhodoyic 20.
ME achievements. General UrusIoff
vas decorated BY Emperor Nicholas
iio is 81 years old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
News Of U. 5. Victory Causes
Little Excitement on Border
Fdr-ReaChing
Decision in
Libel Case

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April -
Judgment OF the circuit court OF Cabell
county in the case OF Milan against
Long was confirmed today BY the su.
preme court OF appeals The defend
ant, j. II. Long. publishes a newspa-
per IN Huntington. Both court held
that the paper was liable for damage
when II published an item i'm which IL
was said that person had been con-
Victed OF the offense charged and sen.
fenced to the penitentiary. when in
fact the person had been acquitted.
The higher court holds the fact that
a publicantion was made as a news
item by mistake or misinformation.
and that no special damage resulted
from the publication. and that the pub
Usher promptly explained the mistake
through tho same newspaper. may be
shown in evidence upon the trial. in
mitigation of damages. but will not
tully excuse the publisher" The court
further holds that where words are
actonable in themselves. II is not
necessary TO aver and prove special
damages in order to entitle the plain
tin TO general damages.
Other Opinions
Robinson against EEginia-Pocahon-
tas Coal Company. from Mcdowell
county. affirmed; Thomas against
Mott. from Summers county. reversed
and remanded; Werninger against
City of Huntington. from Cabell coun-
~, judgment reversed and cause re-
manded; Anderson against Anderson
from Summers county. Judgment re-
versed and bill dismissed: Daniels
against Charles Boldt Company from
Cabell county. judgment affirmed /:
Rouch against Telephone Company,
from Mason county. judgment re-
versed. Injunction reinstated and cause
remanded; Mckee against Railroad
Company. from Cabell county. tudg-
ment reversed and cause remanded /:
Watts against Railway Company. from
Cabell county. affirmed: State against
Chain. from Jackson county. verdict
set aside and new trial awarded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
GERMANS FAIL
IN EFFORT To
PRESS SOUTH
VICIOUS ASSAULT SOUTH OF
DOUAUMONT CHECKED
BY FRENCH
Germans Are Driven Back By
Raking Fire and Suffer Unusu-
ally Heavy Losses
Other Attacks At Different Points
Also End In Failure-No
Changes In the East

LONDON. April 4. 1920 p. m.-An
attempt by the Germans to press ,ar-
ther south against the French in the
region of Douamont. northeast of Vor-
dun. has met with repulse and consid-
cradle losses. In the same sector.
north OF the Caillette wood, the French
have continued their progress in driv.
ing back the Teutons.
The German attack south of Douau-
mont was launched against the French
flrst Lives OF defense. but the French
raked the advancing Teutons with
their curtain of fire. machine guns
and infantry fire, forcing them to re-
treat In disorder northwest toward the
Chauffeur wood.
An attack by the Germans on the
town of HaucOurt, northwest of Yer
dun. also failed. as likewise did an
attempt 10 reach the French trenches
near Seppois. in the Nosges mountains.
Elsewhere along the western front
there have only been reciprocal bonn
oardments and some mining activity
on the line held by the British
On the Russian front the artillery
activity of the Russians in the lake
region southeast of Dvinsk has in
creased. but in general no important
SLAMS and Germans have taken place.
The Austrians have occupied the
border ridge between Lobbiaalta and
Montefumo. which was held by the
Italians. Artillery duels are. still in
progress on the Doberdo sector and
the Col di Lana and in the Giudicarian
Alps
Another Air Raid.
Another Zeppelin air raid was made
on England Monday night-the fourth
IN as many days Berlin says that
Qualifications near Yarmouth were at
tackled. \ British official statement
asserts that no casualties resulted,
and that no damage was done.
Great Britain has declined to release
IS Germans. Austrians and Turks re-
moved by British warships from the
American steamer China. off the
Chinese coast. The right of the Brit
ish government to seize subjects OF
enemy countries returning home 10
take part in the war IL said TO be in
sisted on in the British note handed
TO the state department. The Ameri-
can government is expected to dispute
this contention.
In" new Russian war minister. Gen.
eral Chouayieff. announces that all his
efforts will be directed TO providing
the Russian army with sufficient
equipment 10 win the war
Austria. following the example %:
Germany. has informed Holland that
no AustrO-Hungarian submarine was
responsible for the sinking of the
Dutch steamer Tubantia
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NEWS THAT VILLA HIMSELF
is FAR SOUTH lessons
INTEREST
Attention Is Now Diverted To
Railroad Problem Which Is
Becoming Serious
Villa Plotters Under Arrest and
Ordered Shot-If Villa Reaches
Mountains He Is Safe

Ell PASo. Texas. April Gen
eral Gavira said tonight that he
had received telegram from Gen
eral Bertani az MADEIRA in which
General Bertani claimed TO have
authentic information that Villa.
wounded in the leg. was between
Namiquipa and Bachinava. He
also said that II any villa troops
were headed south OF Satevo they
were independent of their leader.
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rHU WEATHER


WASHfN0 April Forecast
West virginia. Ohio. Weafsrr penn
sylvnnia rdr wednesday and Probably
Thursday
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DAY IN CONGRESS
WAsHtNoTON. April q
SENATE

Met No noon.
Continued rougifera o. the
army rr0ra aaniEafion bin
Recessed nf r.I. u. m. 90 noon
WruucrInv
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Met A. m m.
Voted down nI amendments fo
fhn rivers ana harhuHa tilt r0uaIU.
rFnflnu OF which viii De rraurnaf
next Thursday
HefrHred ~ D. m. unff D. us
fnf night session on uuopuuacf pri.
vnfo bills
Paced f1 private bius
Adjourned a. m %. m. until noon
Wanuna1nv
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Continued on Page Twelve.)
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
LIST OF PUBLIC SALES.

March 14-Sale of farm implements
and stock Of a fully equipped farm,
near Talleyviile.
J. W. Hamilton, Auct
March 15-Sale Of real estate at Co Irt
House. for Philip L. Garrett, atty,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Stidham & Son. Aucts.
March 15-Sale of real estate at Std
ham q Son Auction Store, III f.
4th street. for c. l.. Ward. Atty. at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
Stidham & Sons, Aucts
March 16-Public sale of stock. by
W. s. Burris, at Bear. d. P. Hutchi-
son, auctioneer.
March 16-Sale of personal property
on the Robert Mccullough farm,
near Adams Dam, Christiana Hd.,
: o'clock p. NJ.
Stidham & Son. Aucts.
March 17-Sale Of furniture. earpets
rugs, household goods from resi-
dence over Washington street
bridge. WIN be sold at Stidham
and Son Auction Store. iii T. 4th
street, at ! o'clock p. m, sharp.
stidham & Son. Aucts.
March 1S--Sale Of real estate at Court
House, for w. W. Knowles, atty,
10 A. M.
Stidham & Son. Aucts.
March Bankrupt sale of auto.
pool table and securities of Robert
S. Baitd. bankrupt. James l. Ford
trustee. at Stidham and Son Auction
Store. Ill E. 4th street, 10 O'Clock
a. m.
Stidham G. Son, Aucts.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
Information for Travellers
Wilmington
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Evening journal., 1916-03-13
LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING
~ s-gtaH
MAKLfi 1a

= q
The horoscope for this birthdate
shows one of the most interesting plan
cts OF the Zodiac in dominance. 1t is
Jupiter, aud was called the God of For
tune so that people OF this especial
hirthdate are considered the favorites
of fortune.
There seems TO be much travel indi-
Gated. There are several love affairs
and tive marriages, one of which is Of
short duration Generally the domestic
life seems a harmonious one In bust
ness the habits are orderly aud have
results.
This person must learn the value OF
silence. of listening To Others. of con
trolling their temper and concentrating
their powers
The governing planets are Neptune
and Jupiter. with the Moon in ascend.
ancy. This makes lhc disposition
changcablc and critical and difficult to
understand
The most fortunate weeks OF the wear
tor this person arc in the FIRST of No.
vember and the first week IN August.
The Want Ads will help many mech.
anicians, chaufTeurs and drivers to find
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
AUCTION SALE.


4 UCTION SALE-CONTEN1S or
~ LARGE HOME OVER WASHINGTON
STREET BRIDGE. CONSISTING OF HIGH
GRADE FURNITURE CARPETS, RUGS,
BEDDING AND DRApERIES. WILL BE
SOLD Ar STIDHAM s. SONS AUCTION
STORE, NO. III EAST FOURTH STREET,
FRIDAY, MAkCH H. 1915, At 1 O'CLOCK
y. M. SHARP.
Brass Beds. Enamcled Beds, Springs Felt
Mattresses. one extra heavy Brass Bed with
box spring Mattress cost SS5; Mahogany
Dresser and Chiffonier. CircaSsiap Walnut
Dresser and Chifoner. Princess Dresser
Quartered Oak Dresser and Chiffonier
Leather Couch. mahogany, frame Library
Suit, three pieces. IN Spanish leather, cost
500, Leather Rockers, Mahogany Library
Table. Solid Quartered Oak Dining Table
Buffet six real leather seat Chairs. China
Closet, Bedroom Chairs, COstumcrs set OF
Dishes. 100 pieces; Pictures. Bric-a Brac,
Draperics Lace Curtains, Sheets Pillow
Cases. Bed Spreads. Marseiles Spreads,
Couch Cover Blankets, Table Linen Nap
kins. Towels, Silvcrwarc. etc.
RUGS RUGS. RUGS.
Six very handsome Rugs, two Administer,
one Wilton. two Body Brussels, one Tapes
try Sizes exl2 IT, and 3 feet inches by 10
feet inches; several small rugs. Good colors
and designs in all rugs The above goods
are sent here TO he sold for the highest bid
and everything will have TO go. II you are
going 10 housekeeping you should not miss
this sale. Goods can be seen on tine
morning Of sale.
sTIDHAM & son.
mar1315.aa Auctioneers
Evening journal., 1916-03-13

AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
"a EVENING JOURNAL IS AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN Il II z
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
rs READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ The Mayor and Council Of Whining.
ton through the Board OF Directors Of
the Street and Sewer Department will
make application 20 the Honorable Herbert
l.. Rice, Resident Associate Judge Of the
State OF Delaware, within Now Castle
County. on tho eighth dav Of Aprn a. d
Chambers in the County Court House. At
Wilmington, for the appointment OF FIVE iu-
dciens and impartial freeholdcrs Of said
county 70 vacate all that portion Of the bed
Of Friendship street formerly called Ham
ilton Court) as laid out on the map Of tho
City Of Wilmington, more particularly de.
seribed as follows;
Beginning at a point on the northerly
side Of Friendship street. distant ninety-fve
feet eight inches easterly from the easterly
side OF patnall street; thence easterly
along said northerly side of Friendship
street. sixty-fve feet eight inches TO the
thence suuiheTiy, along said side Of said al
ley and parallel TO Tatnall street and across
the end Of said Friendship street thirty feet
20 the southerly side uf said Friendship
street; thence westerly. along the southerly
side Of said Friendship street; sixty-fve feet
eight inches Ga point: thence northerly
and parallel 90 Tstnaii street. crossing the
bed Of said Friendship street. thirty feet 10
the place Of beginnings
the said Friendship street being a public
street of the said city Of Wilmington and
public road in Wilmington hundred.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS or THE
sIRkEf AND SEWER DEPART
By. GEORGE W SPARKS. President
Attest: HENRY G. TAYLOR, Secretary.
MARI 30t.
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TYPEWRITERs

FFfAPEWRIrERS RENTED - T II r p f
Il months. S5 90 Rental applied on pur.
chase. Sold IS. 90 monthly. Typewriters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency Type.
writer Exchange. No. 915 Market street.
aug22-n.
DENT A REMINGTON OR OWN ONE
IL yourself by buying on the rental plan
monthly. Also Monarchs at very reasonable
prices.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO.,
Phone, 5125. No. 500 Equitable Bldg
oci10-f.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13

AN ADVERTISEMENT IN TH~
- ENENiN6 JOURNAL Is An
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY 10 LOAN. DELA-
AfA ware Steamship Agency and Realty Co..
No. to7 w. Ninth ST. mur11-6t.
Evening journal., 1916-03-13

XXvANrED--wATCH AND JEwELRY
w repairing Also eye fitting Store
evenings until 10 o'clock. Thomas Iewelry
Co. No. 409 Market 81. feb14-tf
Evening journal., 1916-03-13
TRANSPORTATION
Pennsgrove Ferry

700. 8 90. 300. 10. 90, IL 90 A. NJ, ~
o'cloc, noon. 1 90. ? 80 3 co. 4 90 S. 90,
s. 90, 500. 10 30 and 1900 P. NJ. 10. 80
Leave Pennsgrove lis. 8 90, 3 90. 1000.
IL 90, A. NJ, 1900 noon. .oO 3 90, s.l5.
4 90. 5 co. 500. z. 90 .0Ox. Ills P. u.
and 12.45 A. NJ. Ks As P. NJ. Sunday.