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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20
ELEVENTH DIVISION.

Quota, Al.
To be summo moned, 81.
Headquarters, Eastern High school
7th and c streets southeast, for regis
trants at Congress Heights. Ketcham
Randle Highlands, BenninR. Burrville
Langdon and Wheatley schools.
268-William Joseph Whaling, 1922
Montello avenue northeast.
4b8-Norman Wyatt Beard. Dean
wood Station. Benning. northeast.
1438-Adrian Pantt Swan, 1919 18th
street southeast.
8b4-Robert Cleveland Kidwell, $50
Raleigh street southeast.
1045-Thomas Isaac Coleman. Is Sheri-
dan road southeast.
1455-John Alexander Thompson. Anger
place southeast.
7s8-Leon Emile Duval. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
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BURGLAR SCARED AWAY.
Colored Man Robbing House Is
Frightened Off.

Mrs. Mary Ellison. rear Of 429 o street
southwest. yesterday afternoon discov-
cred an unidentified colored man leaving
the residence Of Mrs B. R. Richter. 1909
Huntoon place southwest, dragging a
hamper filled with wearing apparel
Knowing Mrs. Richter was in Baltimore,
Mrs. Ellison suspected the man was a
robber and 1t was due to her efforts that
he was frightened into dropping his
booty and disappearing. Police Of the
fourth precinct took charge OF the basket
ber.
Burglars the past ten days visited the
residence Of James Wilson, 1925 Lowell
street. during the absence Of the family,
and stole property valued at more than
500. The property taken included q
shotgun. two revolvers, a rife, fishing
tackle. a gold watch and silver tea set
Entrance was gained by forcing open a
rear door.
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TENTH DIVISION.
Quota. 81.
To be summoned. 100.

auOt3p bOs
To be summoned, 100.
Headquarters. No. 10 police station.
Park road between Georgia and sher-
man avenues. for registrants Mt Will
son Normal, Park View, West, Bright
woOd and Brookland schools and the
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company.
258-Joseph Armond Ferrero, 1850
Columbia road northwest
1892 Carl sommerville Dellinger. 1923
LIST street northwest.
45B-Mordecai Wyatt johnson, 2629
11th street northwest.
1436-Benjamin J. Close. u. s. Sol
diers' Home.
2624-John Francis Hardie. jr.. 1921
North Capitol street northwest.
864-Alfred Louis Stern, 1915 Colum-
bia road northwest.
1s94-Robert Pierce Rasor. U. g. Sol
diers' Home.
l878-Barney julius Peterson, s2zS
Warder street northwest.
3257-John Raymond Weir, 1850
Franklin street northwest.
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SEVENTH DIVISION.

Quota, IS. "
To be summoned, no.
Headquarters, Western HiGh School.
35th and r streets, for registrants af
Western High, Reservoir, Eaton, Ten.
ley and Brown schools.
25S-James Henry Connolly, 1864 Sls&
street northwest.
45S-John Thomas Graham, 3038 b
street northwest.
1436-Claude Edward Rollins, 12 ConA
duit road.
S54-Louis Aubrey Mossburg, 3527 r
street northwest.
1894-Linwood Augustus Walters,
6009 Wisconsin avenue.
1878-Rudolph William Santlemans
5426 Ccnnecticue avenue northwest.
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THIRD DIVISION.

Quota, so.
To be summoned, 100.
Headquarters. city post ONCE. for
regfstrants mt Toner, Grant and Force
schools.
25s-Clement Eddy Trout. 2O34 F street
northwest.
2522-Agostino Soldano, 1920 Massachu-
sets avenue northwest
45S-Clyde Cecil. 725 goth street north
west.
1436-Ernest William Zeigermann, ~613
22d street northwest.
2624-Ulysses Tyler. 1861 25th street
northwest.
s54-Henri Kruse. 1912 K street north
west.
1S94-Benjanlin Hamilton Green, 1852
22d street northwest
1s7s-Harry Chapman Gilbert, 1101 oath
street northwest.
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NINTH DIVISION.

Quota, -.
To be summoned, 14S.
Headquarters, Henry ID. Cooke School
18th street northwest between Euclid
and Fuller streets, for reEistrants at
Morgan. Adams, Cooke and Powell
schools.
25s-Frank Bernard Kleh, Highlands
Apartment.
2622-Eugene Waggaman, 1705 21st
street northwest.
468-aamuel Judson Smith, 2246 .OnA
tario road northwest.
14s6-Curtis Warren Hallam. 1853
Park road northwest.
8b4-Carl Axel William Lind, 141s
Chaplin street northwest.
1Ss4-Clarence Le Clare Walker. s1511
Meridian street northwest.
1878-John Benson Thomas, 1Ase
Park road northwest
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SIXTH DIVISION.

Quota, 1O5.
To be summoned, 21O.
Headquarters. Room A42E District
building, for reRfstrants at Peabody and
H. T. Blow schools.
25S-Charles Mclean Brown, 636 K
street northeast.
2522-Harry Benan, 121 18th street
northeast.
45S-Dennis Joseph Corbett, 227 e
street northeast.
3403-Arthur Wesley Sherman, 1910 II
street northeast.
143s-William T. Mortimer, SOL e street
northeast.
2624EAugustus Nathan Campbell, 1s4s O
street northeast.
S54-Charles Robinson Green, 1923 Sd
street northeast
1s94-Miles Ernest Rost, 215 A street
northeast.
1s7s-James Isaac Root, 216 Maryland
avenue northeast.
3257-Guy Hewitt Ould, 1855 F street
northeast.
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FOURTH DIVISION.

Quota. 20.
To be summoned, 15S.
Headquarters, No. 4 police station, e
street southwest between AZ and 9Th
streets, for reRistrants at Jefferson,
Greenleaf and Randall schools.
258-Leslie Bernard Chisholm. 939
Virginia avenue southwest.
2522-Shirley Fortune, 1257-A Car
rollburg place southwest.
458-Antony Fatiguso. All c street
southwest.
14S6-William Henry Walker, 1920 c
street southwest
2624-William Parker, 121 K street
southwest.
854-Irving Elmer Lawson, 233 9Th
street southwest
1894-Raymond Julian Hayes, 345 Nc
Lean avenue southwest.
1878-George Nathaniel Hallback. S05
Cd street southwest
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Of the photographed cleaned off and returned the drawing
continuing meanwhile with second board in
The official record the drawing which will be furnished to the
the fill each district quota will be made into books
eleven each page being Photographic facsimile of the
blackboard The exemption boards will take action toward
monng their until these books reach them through the mails
The telephone message referred to by Gen. Crowder his
aduant genero of New Jersey When that Of
learned through publication of the of double drawing
earlier the day. Immediately great
tce woad be done in his because of the which the local
boards had serial numbers the cards from the registration
precincts.
The New Jersey officer promptly communicated his discovery
the of1c' he marshal general.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20
SUGAR MARGIN GROWS.
Difference Between Cuban Raw and
Retail Prices Gradually Widening.

sugar at New York and granulated
sugar to the consumer has been
gradually widening since last Octo-
Der. according to official statistics re-
ceived at the ONCE Of Herbert C.
Hoover today.
The weighted average price at New
York for the Cuban raw sugar was
carefully compiled. while the retail
price to the consumer was taken
from statistics in forty-five cities.
Here are the figures:
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FIRST DIVISION.

Quota, 30.
To be summoned, $50.
Headuuarters, Franklin School, 18th
and X streets, for men who registered
at the Franklin, Arthur and Gales
schools,
258-william Colbert Drury, S11 I
street northwest.
2522-Bernard Lewis, 624 Massachu-
sets avenue northwest
458-Fozio Kaiser lavish, 824 18th
street northwest.
1436-Joseph Archer King. 223 E
street northwest.
2s24LJohn Henry Meredith, 446 Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest.
854-Alvin H. Shoaffer, Post Office De-
partment.
1s94-Wilbur Hackney Bladen. PIT r
street northwest
1s7s-George Staneslaus Becker, so
X street northwest.
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Capitals Quota of 929 Is to Be Taken From
Names in Order They Appear in Z
Each Exemption Division.
If NUMBER DRAWN DOES NOT SUFFICE J
OFFICIALS ARE TO SUMMON OTHERS
Additional Men Required to Complete Requirement From National
Capital to Present Themselves for Examination According
to Their Places On the List

By the draft today 1883 District of Columbia registrans
designated to be summoned themselves
their respective exemption divisions for
the Districts quota of 9o will be selected possible
1883 summoned first do suffice yield the quota the Ds-
others will be called in the order which their respective
drawn Those listed below will be
examination the order which their appear their
divisions.
This list complete but the given far
available a time of going press:
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BLANKS IN SOME DISTRICTS.

In districts where the high 24o2
number blank The total selected because
exceeds the total of regstran largest
country.
The numbers each nclosed black capsule placed
large glass bowl for drawing AS of the against
fraud official stationed by the bowl and stirred the
capsules during the drawing He well the selected
the actual drawing ITSELF blindolded
Two provided with the idea of securing
much speed possible but single official designated check
behind both of them and before the making of
of the order in which the capsules drawn
The stage setting for the great lottery changed 1t is
taking place the public hearing of the Senate Office building
The invited guests with Secretary Baker Depart
and watched the proceedings members Senate
and House military committees
The only other limited
correspondents photographers to take both still
motion pictures of the historic and the officials
Crowder's Office who conducting the drawing.
THOSE DRAWING BLINDFoLDED
In the drawing itself there The principals
bndfolded who constantly the black
the glass bowl which they have placed
blndfoded who draws the from bowl
and standing each
whom the capsules handed in they drawn
The break the capsules they receive hem
the tiny slip of paper which number call
number three tally clerks The slip then handed
vercaon another stationed great blackboard
number in its order the board
The board holds numbers When filed is taken
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Traction Company Il Sued.

The death Of Margaret Hanna, who
was struck by a street car while cross
ing Pennsylvania avenue northwest at
18th street July 90. 1915. is made the
ages filed In the District Supreme
Court by John T. Knott, her executor.
against the Capital Traction Company,
Negligence in the operation Of the car
is alleged. ATTORNEYS .. r. Hutchtson
and John Ridout appear for the execu-
tor. r.s
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FIFTH DIVISION.

Quota, OIL. ~!
To bo summoned. 182.
Headquarters, No. s police station. 9Th
and e streets southeast, for registfaAts
At Eastern High, Bryan and Van, Ness
schools.
26s-Thomas William Keese. IS M
street southeast.
2522-George Clarke Obsr. jr. 126 B
street southeast
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EVERY PREcAUTloN IS TAKEN.

Every taken make the drawing today
lutely fair every of the regstrants. .''..'
Although the drawing started shortly after o30
late tonight before finished Under the plan adopted
numbers must be drawn time In speed test recently
nearly sixty drawn and recorded but it regarded
doubtful whether that could be kept long periods together
The 1O5OO numbers to be drawn from to 1O50O The
order in which they drawn determines the order in which
having corresponding serial numbers their cards the local
exemption districts will be liable for service Supposng 2O2
the number drawn would that
everywhere having that draft number would be the first his dis
trict to be liable for service
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45s-Edward Wilson. 1912 Half street.
southeast.
1436-Slater Warner Bryant, II D
street southeast
2624-William Stillman Pratt, 7O6
Virginia avenue southeast
S54-John Lawrence Kelly, 433 18th
street southeast.
1S94-Samuel Gotkin, 233 18th street
southeast.
1S7S-Charles Cleveland Gillikin, 3a1
9Th street southeast.
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Number Affected by Drawing
In Each Exemption District

Draft quotas for exemption divisions in the District
Of Columbia and number be summoned in each divi-
sion (tvice the quota) follows:
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Selection Of the Men to Make Up 687, 1000 in
Initial Draft Begins Shortly After $50.
Every Precaution Possible Observed.
1O.5OO PLACED IN BLACK CAPSULES,
PICKED BY BLINDFOLDED OFFICIAL
Limited Number Of Correspondents Photographers and United States
Officers Only Persons Beside Those Participating Who Witness
One Of Most Important Events in Nations History.

The nations selection from its fill the ranks
of the armies of democracy is being held today.
Drawing began at o4o o'clock.
e6rstnu 258
drawing delayed few minutes after eight numbers had
for removal of Photographic apparatus and then
ceeded rapidly
go among the millions registered for
being determined by chance carefully devised lottery and
ended the federal will have converted
registration ro with every registrant set
in the order of his liability to call
drawing the climax of the nations effort to
build military force the principle of universal service
After the roll made only the simpler tasks OF
mobilization and will For this
be followed but the steps taken
has been forced to make OF its
ALREADY ORDERED TO THE COLORs.
has formally ordered to the colors
$4,000 drawn today and most OF them
will be training mdSpebe sixteen canonments under
cay without calling for exemption the War
the who found
after the drawing the head of the roll
needed of soldiers
standing will will
pass down the line when ordered the
by the President Military estimate that about
other will exempted and that basis the mil
lions whose order liability be determined today should yield
close FIVE million soldiers before the roll exhausted
The first of the $4,000 be actually called
those standing the very Of the liability probably will
10000 they Septem
be Then large number order probably will be assigned
fill the National Guard strength and the remainder about
assembled as
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-10
LIKES ARGENTINE
MILITARY SERVICE

Buenos Aires. Jan. l0.-Generh
Pablo Ricchieri, author OF Argentine's
military service law. thinks this form
Of conscription will eventually be
found satisfactory for the United
States. In an interview accorded the
United Press. he expressed the great
est interest In the report from Wash
ington that the military heads there
favored adoption OF the Argentine
Idea for the United States.
Argentine resorted to conscrip-
ton because II was the only method
Of maintaining q military reserve"
the general asserted. "The results
have been most excellent-demo-
cratizing our people, improving them
mentally and physically, and weld
Ing TO sether various nationlaities,
owing to the similarity between
tho United States and Argentine as
to ideals. I believe the Argentine
plan will be eventually found salts
factory to America"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-10
GERMAN CHANCELLOR WILL
OUTLINE IDEA OF THE PEACE
PLANS PUT FORWARD
AWAIT ALLIES REPLY TO y. 5,


London. Jan. 10 An important
statement" will be made by Imperial
Chancellor Won Bethmann-H -Hollwes
about January 15. special dispatchcs >
asserted today. rhe chancellor. II
was asserted. will undertake to an
alyse the various peace moves whi;,.
have already been made and may
make another announcement Ar
tangements for the reichstag meet
ing, at which this statement is to be
made. are being held in abeyance.
II was said. until Germany learns the
form OF the allies answer to Presi-
dent Wilson's peace suggestions.
The Berlin dispatches asserted thai
the further peace move which wa
planned by the chancellor would BE-
addressed specifically to the neutral
powers which supported President
Wilson's note.
In view Of these Berlin reports. II
was pointed out here today that Ger
many has called q meeting Of pre-
miers Of the central powers on Jan.
uary is.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-10
ASK STATE CASH TO
BRING TOURIST TRADE

Salem, Jan. 10.--Oregon ana
Washington will enter the tourist
business in competition with Calf
ornia, II the bill introduced today in
the house carries.
II provides for u $4,000 appro-
prlation for advertising northwest
ern scenery, The Northwest Tourist
association ls behind the measure.
Representative Mueller presented
q bill designed to make aliens pay
taxes. Under II employers would
have to deduct these assessments
from the wages OF foreign workers,
To hold down expenditures and
keep them within the six per cent tax
limitations, the senate adopted a res
olution providing that the ways and
means committee report all appro-
priations not later than the thirtieth
day Of the session.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-10
.UMAI|lLAl NOW HAS
women OFFICIALS

Umatilla, Jan. 10.-Umatilla' city
offices were taken charge OF today
by the women's administration. Mrs.
Laura Starcher. mayoress, who beat
her husband for the job. took her
seat in the old town hall and i'm
mediately things began popping.
A deputy sheriff who resides in
Umatilla was informed that he would
have to maintain order In the future,
The man city marshal was dropped,
Several women applied for the post
as it had been rumored Mrs. Starcher
would favor her sex and name q girl
to the place. Instead she eliminated
1t altogether. holding that II was an
unnecessary expense. The steam
roller 10 working overtime for two
males who were reelected to the
council. They are the only ones In
the whole administration.
One sentence in Mrs. Starcher's
message said: IF did not believe
that any woman on this council was
as competent and capable as any man
who ever occupied chair In this
council, would resign right now
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-10
INJURED IN TRYING
| TO SAVE DIVER H-3

Eureka. Cal, Jan. i0.--Two men
were seriously and several others
slightly injured at noon today when
u small boat from the United States
warship Milwaukee capsized in the
surf, while trying to get line aboard
the stranded submarine H-3. Lieu
tenant Hayslip and Boatswain's Mate
Rohn were badly crushed and cut and
Rohn. II is feared, may have internal
hurts.
Lieutenant Bogusch, who com.
manded the H-3 when she went
aground In a fog several weeks ago.
was In command Of the men on sho-o
when the boat capsised, throwing
eleven men into the water. He and
his men rescued the imperllled per-
sons
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-10
BUILD 6 MODERN
HOMES FOR RENT
Block Of Handsome Homes VIII 10
Constructed on Sixth and
A Streets BY G. II.
Garner

To meet the increasing demand
for good residences that can be rent
ed. @. H. Garner. Of the Grants Pass
Lumber Co.. has started construction
upon group Of modern bungalows
at Sixth and A streets, Q block north
OF the court house. 1t 10 Mr.. Gamers
plan to I'LL in the entire block with
handsome and convenient residences,
and the first move was the construc-
tion Of q community garage to oc-
cupy the central portion Of the block.
Under the one roof there win be
garage accommodation for the family
In each Of the houses.
At the present time six houses, all
Of the bungalow type Of architecture
will be erected. They will contain
all the modern conveniences including
also fireplace and sleeping porches,
and will rent at from SIS to $40
per month. The first block Of houses
to be built will all face on A and
Seventh streets. but later number
larger and more pretentioue
houses will be built upon the Sixth
street frontage.
The community garage Is nov
equipped with a machine shop FOL
the use Of the wokmen while they
are engaged In the construction Of
the houses. and by having work upou
number Of the houses progressini
at the same time. the work can b
greatly expedited. the frame worl
Of two Of the houses Is. already up
and excavation for the basement o.
third proceeding. Cement cellar
are being built under each of tn,
houses.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-10
SENATOR SMITH WOULD
REDUCE JUDGES SALARIES

Salem, Or. Jan. 10.--A reduction
Of the salaries OF circuit Judges from
"a 900 to $4,000 a year Is proposed
by Senator Smith. OF Josephine
county, in a bill introduced In the
senate. Senator Smith contends
that there should be q reduction In
the 5000. 900 In circuit judges sal
aries paid out annually There are
25 judges In the state and, with re-
duction Of $500 on the salary Of each,
$40. 900 could be saved annually.
II the bin ls passed. II would not
AFFECT any Of the Judges now In office
until their present terms expire as
the law provides that state officials
salaries cannot be decreased while
they are In offlce.
In the Seventh Kansas volunteers,
He gained his nickname In 1867,
when he killed 4,2S0 buffaloes while
,nder contract to supply q Kansas
Pacific railroad gang with buffalo
meat. M
He was born February '26, is46 In
Scott county, Iowa.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-10
CEMENTiNG OF THE VARIOUS
COUNTRIES BATTLING GEN.
TRIAL POWERS IN UNION
CLAIM FULL UNDERSTANDING
italian War Commissioner Says That
tho Allies VIII Proceed
Forward without
Strife

Rome. Jan. l0.-"The allied coun-
ell Just concluded must be consid-
cred one Of the most important Of
the war; It has definitely soidered
the links between the allies Of their
brotherly sympathy and stern resolve
to achieve 4 final victory which Will
assure lasting peace and right and
justice"
So declared War Commissioner
Bissolate- Bergamaschi. member with
out portfolio In Italy's cabinet. In an
interview granted the United Press
today.
II am fully convinced from Premier
Lloyd Georges electric personality.
adamantine charaster and his quick
and unerrins decision. that he Is the
right man In the right place ut this
present decisive phase OF the war.
The practical result Of the allies
conference Is OF the highest strategic.
practical and economic moment aud
will be SO manifested in the near
future. Representatives Of all the
allied nations derived from the meet
ing a new strength and faith In vic
tory-the Italians especially. It con-
flrmed the realization Of their ma
tional aspirations.
There Is perfect understanding
now among all. It Is utterly impos-
sible that Italy will ever be separated
from her alliance-despite any Ger
man Vaccinations"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-10
WOMAN HOMnsTEADER
WINS STATE HOUSE JOB

Salem. Jan. 10.--Amid a storm Of
applause, Mrs. Frances Whitehead,
the woman pioneer Of Christmas
Lake valley, today marched to the
state senate bill clerks desk and
took up the duties Of that position.
Mrs. Whitehead lives alone. 115
miles from q railroad. fights wild
oats and cultivates forty-acre tract
she won from the wilderness her
self. When she entered the contest
for the senate bill clerk. the men
faded.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-10
PRINCE GOLITzINE NEW
PREMIER OF RUSSIA

London, Jan, 10.-Reslgnation OF
Premier Alexander Trepoff and Min
lister OF Public Instruction Ignatieif
was reported from Petrograd today.
Prince Golitzine. member Of the Rus
sian imperial council and a senator.
has been named premier. II was
stated, and Senator Kulchitsky ap-
pointed to fiji the position OF public
instruction.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-10
CALL MISSISSIPPI sOLONs
TO PASS NEW DRY LAW

jackson, Miss, Jan, 10,--Governor
Bilbo announced today that he would
call an extra session OF the Missis.
sippi legislature in q day or two "a
pass an absolute prohibition law. The
federal supreme court decision sus.
tanning the webb-Kenyon Law
prompted the governors action.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-10
WAGE RAISE rs OFFERED
PORTLAND STEEL WORKERS

Portland, Jan. 10.--f striking en-
ployes Of the Northwest Steel COM
pany will return to work. they will
receive the same scale Of wages -
IL paid at the Union Iron Works, San
rranoisco, according to the statement
today Of President J. r. Bowles.
Some Of the strikers demand that the
Seattle scale be paid. II 10 slightly
higher.