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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
Head Of Mission
To armenia Has
NarrOz0 Escape
Bandits Hold Caravan Tn
til Nationality Is
Established.

Cnnstantinopls Turkey, Oct 81
fBy The Associated Press).-Maj. Gen.
James G. Harbord. head OF the Amer
lean mission 70 Armenia, was con-
graduated upon his arrival here on
his escape from capture by bandits
a few miles from Mount Ararat while
the mission was returning to Erivan.
Part OF the mission was attacked and
held prisoner for a few hours on Sep
TENDER so BY Kurds. Tartars and
Turks. who fired upon the automo-
biles carrying the Americans. several
Of the mission uarroWlyg escaping
death.
The attack came while the caravan
was proceeding through the valley Of
The Araxes, but forum y by Gen. Har-
lords car had reached the plain lead
Ing 20 Erivau before the attack was
made. i IL believed that had he been
captured, he would have been held for
ransom By the bandits.
The original reason for the attack
appears to be that bands who arc
warning with the Armeulaus doubted
the nationality Of the Americans Al
ter the bandit chiefs had assured
themselves that their prisoners were
really Americans they were released
and most OF their property which had
been stolen was given back 70 them.
What happened to the mission e
an almost daily occurrence IN that
section. where rai1ing bands are con-
slantiy destroying prosperous villages
both Armenian and Moslem-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
Church Workers
To Meet Tonight
In Parish House
St. Clements Teams VIII
Discuss Nation Wide
Reconstruction.

IN connection with the nationwide
reconstruction campaign OF the Epis-
copsI church. e campaign extending
into every phase Of the work. the St
Clements parish committee, together
with the teams which win distribute
church literature here. win hold a
dinner IN the parish house tonight
Following the dinner, a business pro-
gram win be held
The campaign IS not merely one for
the obtaining OF finances or members,
but IS 90 put new life into the church
work
IN the st. Clements parish. the
nationwide campaign committee IS
made up OF two mem bers from each Of
the church organizations. This com
nlrtee has organized for work with
the following subcommittee Execu-
tive, T. O. stain. chairman; c. " Ly-
man George Rogers 3. n G. Wiz
liams, +. Mel Bargers canvass. Geo.
Rogers chairman Mrs Joel Elliott,
AIRS. Nuez, Miss Yale, Mrs. D. y Fen
messy. i. H Tucker speakers. p. II.
9. Williams. chairman. Mrs T. D.
Porcher, Mrs J. A Rawlings; meet
InEs, u 4lcI- Barger, chairman; Il. p
IcllT, @ N Lyman, chairman Ars-
Harry Greer, Mrs. E. S. Lane. STATS
ties. c. u. Lyman. chairman; Mrs.
Geo. Routledge, Sherrod Mengei
The diocesan committee for this
Missionary district has been named
by the bishop. as follows. From FL
Faso, R7v. Fuller Swift. chairman. r..
r stiles, treasurer; J. ]. Ormsbee,
secretary; from Santa Re, Rev. Waiter
S. Trowbridge, Mrs. T. W. Parker,
from Albuquerque, Rev. Winfred II.
Ziegler; from East Las Vegas. =. Z
Teeder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
STAFF NAMED TO EDIT PAPER
AT STATE SCHOOL OF MINES

official paper OF the school o. mines.
has been named and within a short
time reporters are to be named from
each class By the editor in CHIEF. The
paper viii contain no advertisements
and VIII Be operated entirely by the
students. Following Is the staff,
Thomas A. Doxeys IT, editorinchiefs
Bert Miller and Alice Jones. assistant
editors- John Savage athletic editor;
Charlotte Ormsbee, general school
news editor; George Mcclure. class
news; EWald klpp. school organba-
tionsi Harriet He6rmanss society
editor and Ralstol Cooper, business
manager
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

FOX IA-lssINI
URIC ACID
Is Cent Bottle 49, Doses)
FREE

Just because you start the day Wor-
rled and tired, stiff legs and arms and
muscles. an aching head. burning and
bearing down pains in the back
worn out before the day beEins-do
not think you have 70 stay in that
condition.
Be strong. wen and vigorous. with
no more pains from stilf Joints sore
muscles, rheumatic suffering aenlne
back or kidney trouble
II you suffer from bladder weak
ness. with burning, scalding pains.
or II you are in and out Of BED half
a dozen times az night you VIII ap-
preciato the rest. comfort ana
strength this treatment gives.
To prove The Williams Treatment
conuuers kidney and bladder dis
eases. rheumatism and all other all
ments when due 70 excessive uric
acid. no matter how chronic OF stub
born. * you have never tried The
Williams Treatment we VIII give
f32 DOses) free il You VIII cut out
this notice and send 81 with your
name and address, and 10 cents 70
help nay postaEe. hacking etc, to
The Dr. D. A. Williams Come ny.
Dent r 1117, General Postoffice
Bldg East Hampton. Conn. Send at
once and you win receive by parcel
post a regular 45c bottle. without
charge and without mourning any
OBLIGATION. Only. one bottle 70 the
same address OF famlly.-AdT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
EPISCOPAL CHURCH DIVIDES
WORK INTO FIVE DEPARTMENTS

Detroit, Mich, Oct 23-Ths triennial
convention Of the Protestant Episco-
pal church voted to place the SUPER
vision OF all church work in the
hands OF five departments. under the
direction OF an executive board OF q
bishops. clergy and laity.
The five departments created ara
those Of missions and church extern
sion, social service. religious educa-
zion finance and publicity. Women
VIII BE- eligible 70 seats in each de-
partmenr -Four meetings each year
are provided for.
Constructive advertising and pub
ncity work for the church viii be
conducted under the direction Of the
new publicity department The old
board Of missions is entirely done
away with.
The house Of deputies this morning.
u executive session. ratified the cleo
ton last Saturday by the house OF
bishops Of the following to be mis-
siona-y bishops:
suffragan bishop Thomas 7. Car
land Of Pennsylvania. TO the mission
arg district Of Utah; william Henry
Overs. Bradford. Pa to Liberia.
samuel ". Grice. negro. Of Peters
burg. Va, 20 Haiti; DR.. James G. Nor
RS, Madison. Wis. to the Panama
canal zone, and DR.. Gouverneur y.
Mosher, Wusin, China to the Philip
pine Islands.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
HEALTH DEPARTMENT REPORTS
IS BIRTHS AND 81 DEATHS

The city health conservation and
sanitation department in Its report
for the week ending October p gave
the number Of deaths az 81. Of which
p were males and l3 females, 10
were Americans. 16 Mezioaus. one
negro and one japanese
There were IS births during the
week Of which p were males and
"A females. Ths births among the
alexicans we're 80. exactly four times
those among Americans. The Ameri-
can births were. exactly divided be-
tween males and females, while the
alexicans were IS males 70 10 fe-
males.
There were IS cases OF contagious
diseases remaining at the end OF the
week They were- typhoid fever.
twelve: diphrheria, four; lnfantile
paralysis, one. and chickeupoX one
There were six schools and 2o19
school children Inspected and IS pupils
referred 70 parents for treatment.
There were 28S2 inspections made Of
food dispensaries. ro0ming houses and
premises The livestock Inspections
numbered 800 head.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
Mangi1s Points
Out Danger In
German Unity
French Commander Says
the Rhineland Opposes
Pussianism.

Paris. France. Oct 2s.-"German
unity Is fictitious" said Gen Mangin.
late commander in CHEZ Of the French
army Of occupation in the Rhine
provinces. In an Interview published
IN the Excelsior. Force alone was
the bond Of German unity. That
unity ceases when force disappears
a unified Germany VIII always Be
peril Tor Europe. A federalist Ger
many IS the only form compatible
with the paclfication OF Europe.
The Inhabitants Of the EhlnelanQ
do not want TO be Prussians. Il Is IN
our interest not to force them 70 be-
come SO. We ought 20 encourage Lne
sympathy Of She Rhinelanders Tor
France. not dream OF dangerous an
nexation and to contrib ute 70 the ere
alton OF a. buffer state beEE cen
Franc and Prussia"
The interviewer remarked that Gen
EaaEin had been reproached Tor or
aanizinr 2 season OF Wagnerian
opera TO this the general replied
~Chauvinism Ia art seems 20 nle the
most deDlorable Of manias
Gen. ManEius who has been selected
as the head Of the intsrallsed commits
sion TO the Baltic to supervise the
evacuation OF the German troops,
when asked what he was going 70 40
In Russia replied,
Il do not know yet but know very
well what there is 70 do. ono mas
only 10 read the condolences Of Gen
Won Der Goltz 70 understand that
France can no longer without danger
FOR the future. disregard what ls
happening in Russia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

sOrbed the heat slowly and held Il
For centuries our mothers cooked this
way and naturally IN a day of gas and
electricity an adjustment cant be
made In a generation. The result Of
gas cooking is that lighter utensile
are used that absorb and transmit
heat hurriedly 20 the food.
Cooking by electricity IS somewhat
slower than gas. But IN cooking with
electricity utensils can't be inter
changed az they can in cooking on
other kinds Of stoves. A special uten-
sil must be used for each article OF
diet"
Hiss Swift says that the fireless
electric cooker Is becoming more pop
ular and that when We can get cheap
er electricity, which depends on
cheaper water power, many OF the
women OF the county will Use this
method. Eight women Of the county
nov use firaless electric cookers
Bliss swift viii soon begin teaching
108 girls. mostly Mexicans. how 70
cook The girls are IN the schools at
canutillo, san Jose. Clint and Fabenz.
She is already teaching them sewing.
Her report 70 the government VIII be
ready November
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
Authorities Release
C0rtoonist accused
Of Aiding Bolshecibi

Washington D. c.. Oct. 2s.-Rob-
err Minor. American newspaper car
toonist. VINO was detained BY Ameri-
can military authorities in France on
charges Of being connected with
plans Of German spartacists to cir
culzte Bolshevik literature among
American troops. was released be-
cause OF insufficient evidences to
warrant his trial, the senate was IN
formed today by secretary Baker.
While recommending the release.
the 5udge advocate OF the A. 3. F.
Mr. Baker said, expressed the opin-
ion that Minor was guilty. Since
the release Of the cartoonist. the
secretary added. evidence has been
obtained connecting him with the
preparation Of 5000 pamphlets which
were TO be circulated among Ameri-
can soldiers on the Rhine. Minor
acted Baker said. at the request OF
Meta Flip. German spartacist
leader.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
American Cook COnlingIntO HerOsOn;
VIII Some Day Be Best In The World

a MEXICAN cooking s. passing
n through a transition period and is
destined eventually to become the
best IN the world IN the opinion OF
Miss Helen hubbard swift director Of
the home economics bureau at the
chamber OF commerce. who IS prspar-
ing an annual report on her work IN
the county for the government.
Cooking said Miss Swift Thurs
da75 SIS IN what has been called the
cocoon stage in America. Really the
American housewife Is not a poorer
cook than her mother and erandmoth-
er- The difficulty Is that the method
OF cooking IS changing and tho mod
ern housewife has not Inherited the
cooking instincts Of her ancestors and
has not acquired the scientific In
struction necessary to the mastery OF
modern cooking methods.
The main feature in modern cook
ing is s1eed- IN che old DAYS coal and
wood fires were used. These are
slower fires Besides. heavy cooking
vessels we're used. making cooking
even slower. These heavy vessels alb
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

''The Right to Happiness the pic
ture o. tremendous appeal playing at
the Rialto this entire week until the
last performances Sunday night, has
particularly appropriate title for a
ktalto feature The underlying idea
OF this playhouse OF originality and
wonderful picture presentations Is 20
nelp spread happiness and content
ment IN this community One OF the
pet theories 81 James c. Quinn, the
Rialto managing director. is that
every living person has the right to
happiness, If he viii but reach out
and claim MS own According 20 AR.
Quinn, one human. heset By any one
OF the millions Of the worlds SUP
posed troubles, angrily casts g beau
tiful blossom into the gutter. while
another rescuing x, tenderlv nurses
Il, happy in its beauty and fragrance :
to one the crying OF a baby Is merely
an annoyance, while the other takes
a keen delight In sitting its plalntive
pleading a beautiful thing Ike Ru-
benstein's "kammenoi OstroW," played
BY Messrs. PomerOy. Gray and Gil OF
the Rialto orchestra this week, IS q
wonderful inspiration to some, while
Il may not affect others so deeply
and 30 on without end.
Happiness Is here, there and every
where Ia US and all around us, in
the sun as Il rises in the morning
and all through the day until its set
ting az twilight: IN the moon and
the stars. In the birds and the trees,
IN music and mirth and the laughter
Of life The one vital thing lacking
IN most people IS the proper perspec-
tive OF things as they really are; the
great and the small lined up for
analysis in the cold light OF common
sense And this Is where the mis-
sion Of the Rialto In this community
makes itself apparent" asserts Mr..
Quinn In taking one away from
ones Immediate surroundings into a
fairy realm from whence one may
view ones every day world with calm
ness and good judgment II You VIII
hold silver dollar against your eve
you wiz note that Il shuts out the en-
tire world from your vision, although
It's actual size Is about one and one
half inches. But remove the same coin
70 arms length and Il assumes q
rather Insignificant aspect Compare
lively. And that's the Rialto's mis-
sion. II helps you to take your cares
BY the throat and hold them away
from you while you throttle them into
subm ission- And Il Is doing Just this
thing every day OF the year for hum
oreds Of people,
-rrrr--~-n ~ ~ra.-~ ~-r~-~-~-r-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
GRECIAE-HARRY MOREY aIN
HONOR-s WEB AT GRECIAN

Harry Morey's friends have an
other treat IN store for them when
their favorite viii be seen at the
Grecian theater today and tomorrow
Web
As Is typical with AL Harry Morey's
pictures, In Honor's Web presents
him IN q strong, powerful virile role
which has become associated with
this master Of highly coIored dra-
matte portrayals.
drama. IN every sense OF the word
Don't tail 20 see Il at the Grecian
theaLer either today OF tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
TEXAS CONCRESSMEN PROTEST
AGAINST FREIGHT CONGESTION

washington. %. C.. oct. 2l.-Repre-
ssntarires Parrish, Jones. Huospeth
and Lanham have protested TO dirsc-
tor general walker D. Hines OF the
United states railroad administration
about the freight congestion in Tges5
and southwest Texas It la reported
there is not enough rolling stock
cover even the wheat crop Hines
promised 10 do what he could TO re-
liera the situation he said that cars
would certainly be provided for e.
least the wheat crop as it was ready
10 move
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
ADJUSTMENTS
isTHE 18th CHAIR A GREAT
MYSTERY PLAY. AT ELLANAi

Bayard Veiller's remarkable drama.
THE Thirteenth Chair" which opened
at the Ellanay theater yesterday, is
truly a marvel Of mystery and sus-
pense.
Aside from the tremendous interest
to be found IN this photoplay IL also
serves TO INTRODUCES the celebrated
French beauty, Hv0nne DeLTas 10 mo-
ton picture patrons
The Thirteenth Chair" Is a mys-
terry story. II Is a great mystery.
and. therefore. It Is better to see it
when the performances start The
schedule OF shows during this en-
gagement IS as follows: 1880. J.,
$3.50, & $3.50. Z, S.3b, TO- Those who
possibly can should by all means
come when the play starts. also Il is
advisable that those who can attend
the afternoon performances.
The Thirteenth Chair" Is being
shown at tbs Ellanay theater today,
tomorrow and Saturday for the last
three days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
GETAWAY DAY FOR asNAREs
OF PARIEn AZ TIE nII0

Today Is the final showing OF the
new William Fox picture starring
Madame Traverse.
The photoplay Is emlneutly suited
% beautiful 1Iadialne Traverse. who
handles the star role with great dra-
matte intensity In stormy emotion
no screen actress surpasses Miss
Traverse. and IN several scenes Of
.Snares OF Paris" she IS enabled TO
demonstrate this fact
The play Is a welcome one dra-
maticaily. the settings are admirable
and Miss Traverse's gowns are the
very latest Paris -creatiols-
The new Fox news reel wiz be the
added attraction, the weekly that sur
prised tho theater public
The Biiou has coming tomorrow
Harry Carey in thrilling western
drama. Fighting for Love"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
MEMORIAL FOR COL.
ROOSEVELT SUNDAY AT 3

A Roosevelt memorial service viii
be held IN the y NJ c. a. sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
James G. McNary VIII preside and
speakers.
Special music Is being arranged for
the event Il IS to be a community
event open 70 the general public.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

London, Ontario, Oct. 23.-The prince
OF Wales has announced that he had
purchased a ranch in Alberta and thar
ne hoped to prove a good Canadian
farmer. who viii not get into politics
at all" The prince made this an
nouncement at a dinner rendered him
BY the municipal authorities after he
had been escorted from his train BY
thousands OF school children, Boy
Scouts, girl guides and boys naval
brigade. through q lane OF cheering
thousands.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

william Farnum appeared on the
screen yesterday a. the Alham bra
theater in wolves OF the Night" a
William Fox de luxe production. This
proved one Of the finest pictures seen
here IN a long time
10 more hreathless and exciting
moments have been experienced in
motion picture plays than the i'm
prisonment OF the hero in a mine by
explosion. his subsequent escape and
his terrific fight with three c0nspir-
ators who have wrested has fortune
from him during his absence IN a
foreign country.
Just after his marriage he leaves
Tor Chile % Investigate some copper
mines. An attempt on his life Is made
and his wife Is told ne Is dead He
returns home several years later TO
find his wife married 10 the man re-
sponslble for his mishap.
wolves Of the Night is a real Far-
mum picture. which means a picture
rich Ia romance and stiri -nE action.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

meralda.. This Is taken from Alrs.
Frances HOdgson Burnetts charming
love story. Ii gives Little Mary a
role that Is fitted TO her personality,
and the picture IS one OF the best she
made during her engagement with the
Famous Players. The company IS a
strong one and the cast is admirably
fitted 20 the various roles.
Saturday the WigWam viii screen a
great bin 10 consists OF Fatty Az
buckle in the Paramount comedy,
Good Might Nurse" Al Jennings in
another incident in his career as O
bandit and an L-ko comedy.
The Wigwam has coming D. ~.
Griftth's artistic masterpiece. Brok-
en- Blossoms" This picture showed
for 50 iu its pre-release showing IN
New York. and $3.50 In Los Angeles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

Mexican Women welcome CoIEentle-l ~
san Antonio, Texas Oct z3.-Ine
women Of Mexico and many prominent
educators and political leaders have
signified their Willingness TO aid MIS-,
Florence A. GrisWorld. OF san Antonio,
in holding a convention Of the women
Of the two countries here the first
week. Of December, Mrs. GrisWold has
announced. The women OF the FOUR
border states, Texas New Mexico
Arizona and California have allied
themselves 10 work with the women
Of Mexico in an effort TO hold the first
convention OF this kind between the
two nations. Support has been prom
ised BY the governors OF all these
states, according to Mrs. Griswold-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
REPUBLICANS WITHDRAW
OBJECTIONS TO COONTZ

washington. D. c., Oct 23--Repub-
lican members Of the senate 1eva ]
COMMITTEES announced today that their
objection 70 confirmation OF admiral
CoonIzs as CHIEF Of naval operations,
had been Withdrawn. Confirmation
% the nomination at the next execu-
tive SESSION Of the senate s planned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

Please Get Married" a sPeeiz-a-
Boud0ir'' comedy. spicy. yet clean.
from the stage. play by James Cullen
and Lewis Allen Browne, Is the at
traction that IS pleasing those who
see * az the Unique This play kept
New York audiences guessing ard
holding their sides for two seasons
at the famous Morosco theater. New
York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

Berlin, Germany, oct z3.-beIa Kun
former dictator in Hungary during
the communist regime, has escaped
from the interment camp at Vienna
and has gone to italy, where he Is en-
gagged in promoting a revolutionary
movement. according 10 a Geneva dis
patch 10 the Tageblatt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

DAWSON. =. D. Oct. 23.-CarI5ou.
hundreds Of thousands OF them, ac-
cordIng to estimates. are ranging the
hills within five miles Of here on their
annual exodus 20 the north. All the
hills and valleys are covered with the
herds Women ard children are Join
ing IN the hunt The caribou affords
relief from the high cost Of living as
beefeand mutton are selling from so
70 50 cents per pounl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

The Rabbit Breeders and Fanciers
association met Wednesday evening
al the chamber Of commerce and viii
meet every second wednesday here
after. Detail plans were made We'd
nesday evening for the show 70 be
held Jointly with the FL Paso Poultry
.ssnr-.-lrr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

DR.. z. c. Lee. Internal medicine ana
obstetrics; returned from service 80
Martin Bldg. Pm. 2Ss. Res. 5243.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

Texas & Pacific train No. ]. due at
1:45 p. m, was scheduled to arrive
Thursday O. 5;45 p. N. All other after
On time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
NezgS BreUit

II aNN III y ; =
fAdrartlsementsl

dispatch, conflscation OF al royal pos
sessions Is demanded
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
AMERICA OFFERS MUNEY
E0R PROPOSED MEMORIAL

London. Eng Oct q. (By the As
=ociated Press1 The United states
has been offered $4,000 Of the Dover
patrol fund for the erection Of @
memorial to commemorate the CO
operation OF the American and British
ua-ies IN the war The money e Ct
fered without conditions and the
United states officials may decide
where and what sort OF memorial
SHAH be erected.
The University OF washington has
q freshman SO years old his name is
ART Tiller
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

Felix L. Fourier, director OF the
foreign commercial department OF the
chamber Of commerce held his first
class in Spanish wednesday evening
at the chamber Of commerce. Twelve
persons have enrolled. The chamber
is considering organizing a large class
in Spanish for trade extension pur-
poses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

4 barrel Of refuse IS one Of the
breeding places Of tuberculosis. This
youngstsr. a future producer for
America, finds 3 resting place beside
one after he has spent a busy and
nervous afternoon lodging heavy
anto trucks and fast moving street
cars. He IS q common sight N a big
congested city, but he IS probably
tuberculous. When he grows Up,
perhaps even before, the disease may
show itself, and he viii become one
Of the 10000 VINO are suufed ont Of
life every year By the Great White
Plague. Today there IS something
moving IN the world which counter
acts these circumstances. i is the Red
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

TROHRT r. Baggage Checks at
LIZ = - Avoid Trouble. Leave
Longwelrs, or Telephone No. l.