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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
Registering Voters Today.

The registration of the voters Of this
county. which has lately been com
pleted by the registrars. will be re
viewed by the county commissioners
al their meeting today. Judging from
general reports OF the registrars, the
registration will be larger this year
Than II was AT the last election.
Today Is next To the last chance that
the voter has to register. and they
are urged to see TO II that their names
are on the registry books should il
so happen that by some unexplainable
reason the voter is not registered be-
iore election day. he can. by affidavit.
be registered on that day.
The first meeting Of the board will
De from 10 10 IL O'Clock a. m. . To ;
p. m and from 30 2. m. In this
way the commissioners feel that they
VIII be able TO accommodate all of the
voters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

Tomorrow the commissioners will
certty the lists of judges and clerks
as named by the two political parties.
me Republican and Democratic The
former party has already completed
its list. and the Democrats will finish
theirs AZ meeting this evening in
me Sherin's Office. With this work
finished. the official work before the
election will have been fairly well
taken care OF. on June 2. the ballots
VIII be delivered 10 the Judges and
clerks. and on June the game will
be called
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

circuit Clerk. John l. Kingdom.
held his Office open until midnight
saturday To allow all candidates 10
ME their announcements
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

Al the last moment last Saturday.
Attorney Carl -. Forsythe. Democrat
Withdrew his name as a candidate for
prosecuting attorney on the Demo
cratic ticket. Another. however. has
entered me lists in the name Of one
William r. Casey. "RiU" as nrarfic.
ally everyone knows him. is a good
ieIlow and will give good account
OF himself in the primaries. il is as
Sured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08

Buggy is Damaged.

Near the = hridCc was The scont.
OF another accident when buggy
was badly damaged when hit bv a
machine. The rear wheels Of the
buggy were broken. the left rear
wheel being demolished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-08
4 Babic5 Novehy cir Shob---

We have gathered together an sorts of luxurious and
dainty necessities for gifts 10 a little chd-many cost
only triflc- uncommon things
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15
Wordy Var Emsmes;;
FyuiI Girl arrested

A rather acrimonious discussion
has arisen between Mayor Turner
and those citizens who criticlse him
for alleged failure to ferret out and
punish the coterie Of men and boys
who are said TO have acted In very
disgracefu manner with Hester
Abrccht, the Frederick. Md, girl who
is said to have been brought to Mar
tinsburg some days ago by two trav-
cling men and then abandoned May
or Turner says in his communica-
ton that he turned the girls case
over to the States attorney and that
conference.-the. W. w. Downey--
says that he was not officially aware
that the mayor wished him to handle
the case until he also learned that
the girl had been turned loose. Then
he al once instructed Assistant Pros.
ecutlng Attorney LuttreIl TO proceed
with the result that She was re-ar-
rested and is being held for hearing
early next week AS to the girl be-
ing held as a white slave witness, no
statement was made by any ono in.
terested
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15
FRENCH CAPTURE
ENEMY TRENCHES
Rtake Part Of Hill No. 756,
Near Verdun.
AIRMEN lombard ESSEN
AirMen Attack Town Where
Krupp Gun Works Are Lo-
cated-Austria Also De
clares War On Portugal.
AIRMEN lombard ESSEN
Especial dispatch to The JournaD

Especial DISPATCH to The Jeurnal9
Paris, March 15.-The French
troops, by an effective eoanter-attaek
have captured several enemy tren-
ches on hill Nc. 265 northeast of Yer
dun, the war office announced this
afternoon The Germans today made
no new infantry attacks against
Bethingcourt, on the west bank Of the
Mouse. it was declared BY the state
ment, which also said that the
|French now hold Dead Mans hill
Aviator 5ombard Esser
London, March 15-Allied aFiators
have raided Essen, the home of the
Knapp Gun Works. according to Am
|sterdam dispatches received her e
day Other air sqaadrons have At
Hacked Munich, the capital OF Ba-
varia and the city Of Giadbach, tn
dispatches also stated
Austrian at War With Portugal
Rome. March 15.-Anstria has de
clared war on Portugal. according
to dispatches here. A dispatch from
Geneva states that the Austrian min
lister has bezn recalled from Lisbon,
and that the Portuguese minister in
Vienna has been handed his passport
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15
Great Interest
Displayed
In The Institute

Dc spite the Indictment weather last
night large audience was present
at First Baptist Church, chiefly sun
cay school workers, to hear the ad-
dresses made BY Sunday school ex-
perts during the Sunday school insti-
TUE that has been conducted there
the past two days Not only We're
members Of the Baptist school pres
ent but many from other schools of
the city This afternoon at O'Clock
the sessions wer resumed with a
lecture on Some Laws of Teaching"
by Rev K. A. Handy OF Baltimore.
At O'Clock Rev. ! T Watts. Of Rich
moad, Va. will lecture on Seniors
and Adults and their Needs" and at
G O'Clock lunch viii be served by
ladies Of the church At 7 O'Clock Mr..
Handy viii lecture on ILLUSTRATING
the Lesson" and at O'Clock there
viii be n steropticon lecture on
Modern Sunday School and b. Y. p.
L. Work, ~ Nj watts. Everyone
Is invited 10 attend each and every
one OF these lectuF
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15
BELIEVED T. S. EXPEDITION AFTER VILLA HAS BEGUN
MR.. KATE EXPANDS
DEPARTMENT STORE
Will Have Largest Mercantile
Establishment In City.

Formal announcement of the on
I lnrgoment of the George Katz depart
ment store is contained In display
advertisement in this issue OF Tho
Evening Journal, and should prove
interesting to thousands of buyers
throughout this section
In the future the second and third
floors of the Katz building will be de-
house furnishings, and a large and
attractive stock will be found on
hand. Much of this stock has already
ar-ived here and will be placed I'M
mediately This department will be
in charge of Mr.. M. h. Nuremberg.
formerly proprietor OF tho Best Store.
The first floor of tho Katz build
ing will be devoted to dry goods, Ia
dies wear and millinery, and the con-
centratlon of these lines In this large
room will prove an added convent
ence to shoppers.
The new room In the Wilen build.
ing, which was recently added to tho
Kat2 department stores. will be de-
voted to the mems clothing and fur
nishng department and to tho shoe
department. with Mr.. George Bach
man as manager and Mr. Abe Miller
as assistant manager. This large
room will be connected with the frat
floor of the Katz building by largo
arehway The entire establishment
will be under the personal manage
ment of Mr.. KATE
When the departments are aTang.
ed this win make the KatZ establish.
ment the largest store in Martins
burg. and Mr. Katz will be able to
view his undertaking with pardonable
pride. He started In business here In
| 1893 In modest way, and by strict
adherence to correct business princi-
pies, by fair dealing with the public,
and by unusual business ability. he
has won for himself splendid repu-
tation among the merchants of the
city No merchant who has not been
honest and fair with his patrons could
have achieved the splendid success
that has rewarded the efforts OF Mr..
Katz
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15
Mr.. HOPPER NOW
SLEEPS IN GREEN HILL

With the simple services OF the NJ
r. Church. South. Of which the de
ceased was a member, and addresses
ty hts pastor, Rev DR. H. p Hamil
Tho mains Of the late James r
Hopper. Of Moler avenue. who died
suddenly early SUNDAY morning acre
laid 10 rest this afternoon in Green
I'D Cemetery The funeral service.
qere held at the late homo at 30
O'Clock and Or. Hamill vas assisted
by Rs. i. W. Grizzard, Of second
Baptist Church, and Rev. j. II. Penn
Of the PentecostaI church both min
isters being near friends Of The de-
cease and his family The pa1bear
ers were Messrs. f l.. Leure.l r.
r. Harrison. Chas A Young O j.
Hough. Edward Brcndenbure and T.
n. Letter
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15
VILLA SAID TO BE FINANCED
BY INTERESTS IN AMERICA
Startling Theory Advanced BY Carranza Regarding Plans Bring
About American InterventonFrs Chief Pleased and Will
Assist In Hunting Down Villa Bandits--Senate Votes
Increase the Regular L. S. Army to 100000 Men

Especial dispatch to The JournaD
FL Paso Tex March 1.-THE iron
clad censorship clasped on here by
military officials has given rise to the
belief that the American expedition
after villa is about to move. Briea-
dierGsHeTal Persaing's orders We're
to cross the Mexican border when he
is ready Americans arriving from
Columbus, y. NJ asserted that the
expedition would begin the bandit
hunt early today.
Villa Moving Toward Mormons
The latest reports state that villa
was near Galeaaa, moving toward
TIE American Mormon colonists. Gen.
erei Luis Guitorrere WAS due to leave
J3groz today for Chihuahua city. to
personally Iced the CaHanza pusuit
Of Villa
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15

Preparations for the campaign Of
the United States troops are golag
forward on a large scale Trainloads
Of equipment and provisions are
moving through FL Paso from East
en- points fer Columbia y. NJ. Plans
have been made for supplying the
troops in Mexico General Luis Ter
raaa TIE chihuahua millionaire cat
teman. has contracted with the Unit.
Cd States to provide the American
forces With fresh beer from his Mex
lear ranches
Another Small Raid.
Reports reaching their railroad quar-
tezs here today declared that VII
laista band had dashed into New
Mexico and looted homes on the out.
skirts eff Haehita The local police
" IT. misiHfofmcd when told that a
large carranza force had captured
the town. Quiet prevailed along the
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15
Mr.. Horuer Dead;
Mrs.. Dillon Dies

Nj Horn was member Of
FIRST Baptls. Church
t-others, Watson and Allison Hor-
nor of J9hnstown, Pa
Mrs. James .. Dillon.
Mrs James d. Dillon. a widely
known and highly esteemed resident
OF berkeley county. died at her home
y ar Hedsesyille at 8 O'Clock Tues
day night. at the age Of IS, death
was due TO complication and the
.ady had 6een failing in health, for
some time The funeral Will take
place from The late home at O'Clock
Friday afternoon. Rev. D. r. Eutsler
pastor Of yhe N Z. Church, South
OF which she vas a consistent mem
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15
border near Hachita today
To increase Army to 100000

border near Hachita today.
To lncrcase Army to 100000
Washington. March 15.-The sen
ate this afternoon adopted the Hay
Chamberlain resolution for the imed-
iate increase Of the regular army TO
100000 men
American Interests Back OF Villa.
Mexico City. March 15-president
Wilson'S acceptance or General Car
ranzas proposal has defeated we'll
laid plans to force American interyen
ton, Carranza officials here today de.
clared Carranza was highly gratihed
when official message Of President
Wilson's acceptance reached him
The first chief firmly believes that
Villas raid on Columbus was made
with the couniyanee Of interested
parties n the United states He be
lie1es that villa was financed by
American interests.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15
PRIMARY OFFICERS
NAMED BY COUNCIL
Those Who viii Conduct EleC-
ton For Candidates.

At a special meeting of the city
council Tuesday night the officials
who will have charge of the direct
primary election for the selection oil
municipal candidates were selected
the recommendations OF the Republic
can and Democratic city executive
chairmen being named without excep-
ton In each precinct there will be
two Republican and one Democratic
commissioners. and one Republican
ard one Democratic clerk. In the list
below, the first two commissioners
and the first clerk named in each
precinct are Republicans, while the
others are Democrats.
First Ward.
First Commissioners, Car
son Grove. G. Meade Bowers, Char
les L. Thompson, Clerks, l.. Dew
Gerhardt r. Alexander Parks, IT.
Second Precinct - Commissioners,
George w Feidt, Jacob Sites, l.. D.
Westenhaver; Clerks. A. w. Smith.
Taylor Jefferson
Second Ward
First Precinct Commissioners. G.
c. cutler. John + Pauldlng. f. v lit
tie. Clerks, G. b, slifer. Carol Sem
elndivcr
Second Precnct-C Commissioners J..
Z. Lord Charles w. shipper, d. s.
Mason clerks, c II. Thomas. A. J..
CIiswcll.
Third Ward
First Commissioners. J.
L. Bateman, b. f. Doley Eugene
Newton Clerks, e. II. Hill. F.. N.
Fiery.
Second Precinct - Commissioners
Lonis Young, II. W. Wolfes, Thomas
Thornburg Clerks, Herman Evans.
p. M Hollis.
Fourth Ward
First Precinct Commissioner, ],
William KastIe jr, II. s Wilmington,
Michael Garvey. Clerks, Emory Kline
Harry b Trenary
Second Preelnct-Commiss j.
w Kastle, Harry Schubert James
Larkin Clerks. samuel Bocbm, T.
NJ. Youtz.
Fifth Ward
First Precinct Commissioners. ].
wv Myers, r, Oliver, or, w. II.
IHoekenberry Clerks, William Miller
| Clarence Johnson.
Second Precinct commissioners
Edward Brandenburg James II. Bratt
George p. G. Stevens. clerks. Harry
/ Boyer, James Crawford.
Ballot Commissioners Named.
Tho ballot commissioners named
by the council were G. NJ. Selbert and
]. l.. Bateman. They VIII have charge
Of the work Of printing the official
and sample ballots. notices, etc. This
work will DO done Immediately
Registration Revision Completed
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15
ABSOLUTE SAFETY
FOR ALL lEP0SIToRS
Peoples Trust Co. Insures De-
ositS Against Any Loss.

Elsewhere in this issue Of the
Journal viii be found an advertise.
mont Of the People Trust Company
hat shows the advanced and pro
gressige ideas OF the officials Of that
institution It shows how, above ey-
erything else, they are looking to
the interest OF those who deposit
with them. Incidentally it recalls
what was once political issue. in.
asmuch as It Wa adyocated that the
government should guarantee the
deposits in national tanks.
From todays and The succeeding
advertisements it viii be seen that
the Peoples Trust Company has in.
sured every dollar d undivided de-
posts in that bank with the American
Guaranty COMPANY which provides
for the return to Dc positors Of every
cent they may have To this bank no
matter what unforseen accident or
misfortune might oyertake it.
That is TO say, that it is impossible
for depositors ia the Peoples Trust
Company to lose THOR deposits and
on the strength Of this protection.
which is paid for by the stockhold.
ers and not By the depositors, the
Trust Company must surely develop
large increase in deposits.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15
RUM0RED FIGHT IN
COUNTY OVER SCHOOL

The following is taken from The
Winchester Star:
"a large number OF West Virgin
|ians who live in the vicinity eli Rey-
holds Store engaged in furious bal
tie with clubs and fists several days
| ago while attending a public sale,
two factions having come together
over differences that had arisen con
|cerning the location Of rural
school house.
THE sale was broken up for the
time being, and it is reported that
quite large number OF the combat
ants were carried off the field with
sore heads and numerous cuts and
bruises
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15

be- viii odieiate The burial viii be
made in Hedgesville cemetery. Mr.
Dillon eas a Miss SNimley before
mar.iase and was born near Bunker
Hill. she had spent her entire life
in this county and is survived by
her husband, four daughters. Mrs.
George l.. Miller, Of GerrardstoiGn;
/ Mrs. George Porterftld Of near He'd
seayille; Mrs. Clarence Marlatte. Of
North Mountain Miss Grace Dillon.
at home; and two sons, Harry. Of
Martins burg. and James an home.
Two brothers. Mt David swimley, of
Chic and Mr. G D. Swimley. Of
Dukesyiile. also suryi9e.
Bert Henninger
Bert s Henninger, ager SO. son of
Clay Henninger, Of Chambersburg,
Pa. died in a sanitarium near Bal
timore from the effects Of pueumon-
ia. following the slashing Of his
I throat and wrists with glass from a
picture frame while suffering a ner.
VOWS breakdown. He was married
/ less than year ago. his brother Clay
took his own life.
Rev. S. 4. Parker.
Rev S. A Parker, aged IS years
native Of Monroe county ". Va
and pastor Of the NJ + Church
South, i'm Berryyille. va. died there
Sunday night The funeral was held
yesterday afternoon, Eey. j. A. An.
derson, Of Winchester, the presiding
elder, officiating. He is survived by
his widow and one daughter.
Mrs. Clara X. Wood
Word received here TO-DAY from
Charlottesville. Va announced tho
death Monday night Of Mrs. Clara
II. Wood, wife Of Capt. Charles IT.
Wood and mother Of Mrs Clifford
! spcrow, Of Martinsburg. al her homo
iat Ivy near Charlottesville
( Ms Sperow was summoned nome
- tie critical condition OF her
mother several days ago and Dr.
/ spe~oW has also left 70 attead the
funeral
Mrs. Sperov was vldeiy-knoan and
greatly esteemed. Her husband Is q
/ prominent retired lawyer and farm
az. ara Confederate veteran Of the
Civil War. she is survived by seven
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15

Nj Edward iIarHor OF 2e7 West
John stree, vii known retired
)Ralumore ard Ca.o caeiaee.. ansve
ed the l-ai call about l150 O'Clock
TUESDAY night I'D passed away a.
bis home following critical illness
i of about six weeks. He had been fail
ing in health for some time, and
while immediate relatives and friends
were aTare OF the seriousness had
no idea thar death as imminent and
thu announcement vas received with
sorrow and regret. No arrangements
had been made this afternoon for tie
funeral, but this vii, most likely he
held some time Fridag
Mr. Eorner would have been -
years old had he lived until July Is,
next and was born in Johnstown,
Pa. when that place was a compare
lively small town. He came to this
section before the war and for fifty
ysars vas an engineer on The Balti-
more and OAio, chiefly in the passen-
ger service. He never had an acct
dent and the only injury sustained
will in the service was q minor one
TO his foot indicating that he was a
safe and careful engine driver He
retired from active service about nine
years ago. Nj Hor4er was quiet
home-loving man. Tut enjoyed the
companionsaip OF others and was an
anable and congeuial conversational
Isl
Shortly after the war he married
Miss Matilda Harley, of Washington
bounty. Nd, who survives him with
two sons. Charles. Of Norfolk, Va.
Edward 2 Of two
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15
DO We: SERIOUSLY
THINK OF DEATH?
Father AlIard Gives Hearers
Much Food For Thought.

The mission services in ST JOS
eph's Church last night were most
impressive. st Joseph's choir. well
known for It's excellence. was at It's
best, rendering most beautifully sew
cFal well chosen selections. The Rev
Father OLeary conducted the reeita-
tion Of The Rosary aud gave benedic
ton Of the Blessed Sacrament.
Father Allard preached ON Death
fully measuring up to the high stand
ard set in his previous sermons. He
took his text from the Book Of Cent
sis, 3l9. lie said in part: why dc
we fear to think seriously about our
own death? will tell you. If we
thought Of it seriously enough would
we not be compelled to make some
important changes in our lives
Would we not be compelled to give
up some Of cur habits and renounef
our sins No one can mediate intent
T. on death and continue In sin If al
mon could be convinced OF their ap
preaching death what a change woult
be wrought within single day Let
us act now as we should act if VIC
we're certain that death would over
take us tomorrow
Tonight at seven thirty. Father
Allard viii preach on "Thc Christian
Homo.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15

The council also completed tho
work of revising the registration lists
While not n single name was remov-
ed from the lists, the council added
total Of FIVE. This indicates pretty
accurate work on the part OF the reg
istarg
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15
Kim

Mrs Minnie Kline, widow Of James
Kline, and a daughter Of the late John
Newin, of Charlottesville, Va, was
married Saturday in Winchester 10
Frank Unger. The brides niece, Mrs.
jonah Gcode, Of Clearbrook, was ma
iron Of honor, and Mr. Goode was
best man.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15
EXAMS. THURSDAY

Supt. c. w. Crowell, OF the county
schools will hold the annual pupils
examination Thursday and Friday at
the Y M. G. A. commencing tomor-
row morning at 0 O'Clock.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15
MINSTREL TICKETS
ARE IN BIG DEMAND

Tao demand Tor minstrel tickets.
which were placed on ale Tuesday
at rosnines drug store. 4as unpre-
2edented and everything points 10 a
record breaking attendance Friday
night al the Central when the Mar
tinsburg Glee Club VIII present the
minstrel for tao benefit OF the Y.
VI. c. A.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15

Just received carload Of Cucrene
Dairy Peed. carload Alfalfa Horse
Feed. carload Glover Leaf Dairy Feed
Prices right.
MILLER SUPPLY co.
y 2twk Tues&Fri II
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15
ODD FELLOWS NOTICE

All members Of Tuscarora Lodge.
No. a be present at the hall Fri
day night OF this week. Very import,
ait
8 Is Up 3t FERD GERLING \. G..
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15

Miss Addie Green, Of Hcpkinsgillc,
Ky, is guest a the home of Jldge
f. Boyd Faulknc-, on East Burkc
stree
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15

Kodak film developing, printing. en-
larging at Ripple's Book & Sta. Store.
8 1St 1ps
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Have your best kodak pictures en-.
larged at Ripple's Book & Sta Store.
8 15t 1p*
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DANCE TONIGHT

katz's Hall, City Band music. 1ps
The Journal for AL news.
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DANCE TONIGHT

Katz's Hall. City Band music. IN"
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DANCE TONIGHT
Katz's Han. City Band music. 1p'

Wanted - Several girls
over 16 years Of age. APP
ply at interviewer Mills.
Is fp t.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-15

1hs/JournaI WORKS foz the veltan
Of Eartinsburg.
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Snow and colder tonight; Thursday
fair and colder.