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who conveyed by them her best wishes
to her friends in this community.
LEFT FOR DUBUQUE.
Ia, YESTERDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Garlic Smith and son.
together with Mr.. and Mrs Cecil c,
Smith and daughter. late of Salt Lake
City, who for the past few days have
been visiting with their parents at GIT
Greenwood avenue, left for Dubuque.
Ia. yesterday for the purpose Of To-
eating large store at that place in
the interest OF the J. C. Penney Com
pany, Carle as manager and one-tAird
owner. and Cecil as assistant man
ager.
HUGH HENDERSON
SAYING HOWDY DO
H. ]. Henderson, a former we'll
known resident of this city, but now
travelling salesman for Seabury &
Johnson drug house, is registered at
the Canon hotel.
HILLSIDE MAN A
BUSINESS VISITOR
Dick Dissmore OF Hillside Is busi-
ness VlSltOT IN I06 city.
Will SON HERE
FROM PUEBLO
s. A. Wilson OF Pueblo. who Is trav-
cling fireman for the D. & r. G., is
looking after business interests here.
JUDGE I8BoTsoN
VISITS SALIDA
Judge !. w. Ibbotson was a Salida
visitor Monday, where he was called
on business.
WALDRoNS HOME FROM
COLORADO SPRINGS
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. waldron are
back from a visit to Colorado Springs
relatives.
HAMMOND UP AND
AROUND AGAIN
w. L. Hammond, who has been III
for some time, was able to be on the
streets yesterday for the first time In
several weeks.
GORDON JENKINS
, HAS RHEUMATISM
Gordon Jenkins, S-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Jenkins, Is laid up
with n severe case of rheumatism. He
was not able to turn over in bed to-
day. He has been sick since Friday.
OWENS GOING INTO
CHICKEN BUSINESS
Benjamin Owens of La yeta has
purchased through Hodgin & Sharman
nine-acre tract at Pine and Cedar
streets. Lincoln Park. and will move
here with his family. About April ]
he expects to engage in the chicken
business, starting with about 1000
hens.
tPUEBLo GUEST FOR THE
D. A. r. CONVENTION
| Mrs. Nahlon D. Thatcher of Pueblo
will be here as the guest OF her cousin
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First Pub. March II. 1920.
Last Pub. April s. 1890.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION
TO SELL OR MORTGAGE
REAL ESTATE


State of Coiorado.)
county of Fremont.J
In the County Court.
In the matter OF the estate of
william C. Nyenhafs. person.
Of unsound mind or meDtalt
THE PEoPLE OF THE STATE or
COLORADO:
To William c. Nyenhuis. Mrs; Hor-
Edmund Fuiiiam. George Nyenhuis.
Wilhelmina Nyenbuis. II. J. Hendriks,
Mrs Hanna Rensink. Mrs. Jennie Hem
driks, John Nyenhuis. persons In inter
est in said estate. GREETING:
You are hereby notified that on this
9Th day of March. \. u. 1920. II. J.
Hendriks. nonresident guardian OF
said estate. presented to and hled IN
this court his petition Tor the saie o.
certain real estate belonging to saio
Fremont and state of Colorado. more
fully described In said petition, reicr-
ence 10 which liz hereby made ,to-wit.
The NEL of Section II. IN Township
|17 South. of Range ss West. OF the
sixth principal meridian.
answer or otherwise plead to said Pc
;ition in writing on or before the iV,n
day of April. A ID. 1920. at 10 ciock u
m, the day set for the hearing thereoi
or on or before the day to which such
hearing may be adjourned. or saiu Pc
tition will be taken for confessed
Given under my hand and the seal OF
said Court at Canon c.ty, IN the County
OF Fremont and State Of Colorado. TINS
sth day OF March. y D. 1920.
tSEALJ KENT l. ELphhb.
Judge and Acting Clerk OF the County
Court of Fremont County. Colorado.
First Pub. March II, 1890.
Last pub. March is. 1920.
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couLTERe ARRIVE
m CALIFORNIA

Word received Monday announces
0s cafe arrival at ClefBont. Cal. Of
Nr. and Mn. =. B. Coulter. Nf.
Coultss reports the vsathsr Ass bst
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NOTICE az ,N>TST. MEETING.
Room 51i. 10 South Dearborn streef

Chicago ~. March 8. 1890.
The annual meeting Of stockholders
,of the Cottonwood C;uich Mining Com
pany will be held at Canon City Colo
rado. on Monday. April 5. 1870. at
o'clock p. M. for the purpose of elect
ing orirers for the ensuing year and
for the transaction of any other busi-
ness which may properly come before
said meeting.
II. \. NEIBERGER
Secretary.
First Pub. March H. 1920
PM aprn Tq0a
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GuAnDIAN,s NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given. that the un-
dersigned. the nonresident guardian
OF the estate OF William c. Nyenhuls.
person of unsound mind. who also re-
sides out of the state of Colorado. has
applied to the County Court OF the
county OF Fremont. In The state of Co..
orado. by petition for an order author
king him, said guardian. sell the
MEX OF Section II. In Township IL
South. of Range 6s West. of the sixth
principal meridian. in said county OF
Fremont. and state OF Colorado. for the
purpose OF investing the proceeds
thereof in such manner as the court by
which said guardian was appointed
shall direct, and for the purpose OF
supporting said William Q. Nyenhuis.
said real estate being the property OF
William e. Nyenhuis. and the hearing
upon said petition will be had in said
County Court ON April 10, \. -. 1890
at the hour OF 10 o'clock In the fore
noon.
And said non-resident guardian OF
said person of unsound mind, above
named, hereby further gives notice
that there Is now pending in said
County Court OF Fremont county, Colo
RADIO, an action praying Tor order
authorizing the sale of said real es-
tate of said William &. Nyenhuis.
above described.
Canon City, COLORADO. March II, 1890.
Fl. J. HESpRIKs.
Guardian.
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r. L. SEARS BUYS
COLLEGE AVENUE PROPERTY

r. l.. Sears has bought the place
at $50 College avenue furnished from
Carl H. Markham through Henry Hut
ton
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PURCHASES PROPEr
ON RIVER STREET

The property at 1910 River street,
formerly owned by Miss Andrews, was
recently purchased by John Hansen.
who will make his home there. He
also purchased the vacant lot adioin-
ing on the east from F'inis Parks.
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The Peoples
Forum

The Record does not assume re-
sponsibiIity for the views or. atti-
tude expressed herein.
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r. convention.
BELGIAN LADY
DIES AT PENRoSE
Mrs. Mary Pokony aged "a. and a
native of Belgium, died at the family
home in Penrose Saturday following a
years illness with cancer OF the stom-
ach. The deceased had been resi-
dent of Colorado for the past 80 years.
and since 1910 had been living in
Rockvale. She moved to the Beaver
Park section from Rockville abota .
week ago where she made her home
with her sons Philip and Hugo.
The funeral was held from st. Pat
rick's church at Rockvale today, Fa-
ther Ferdinand officiating. Intermsnt
was made in Highland cemetery. The
DECEASED is survived by three sons.
Philip and Hugo of Penrose and Frank
OF Durango.
FLORENCE YOUNG MAN
DIED MONDAY NIGHT
William. the 1S-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Felix Sandon of Florence,
died at the famil yhome on Garfield
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wANTED-Fuinishe two or thre<
rooms, bath; good neighborhood;
state terms. "E. F." Record 6s-p3'
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FLORENCE EXPECTS
A PIPE ORGAN

The new pipe organ for the Presby-
terian church at Florence is expected
about March 20. and it will require
week or more to install it, in which
event the dedication ceremonies can
be carried out about Easter time. Spe-
cial parts for the organ are now being
constructed in Chicago and the only
dalar r,-i1l ha Ii, flir rrarlr
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r. M. ANDERSON
A CONVALESCENT

r. NJ. Anderson, who was a victim
of influenza the past week. is out
again, but Still weak. Anderson is
head mechanic at the Wann garage.
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The Daily Record Want Ads
RatesIfor Classified Ads: SC per Line Each Issue
WANTED

kinds OF rurs and hides
bought 2ol Greenwood ave. 5f-6t
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LEFT THIS AFTERNOON
FOR WESTCUIFFE

L. w. Felter left this afternoon for
Westcliffe on a short business trip.
but will return to Canon City wednes-
day. While in westclifte he will look
after the affairs of the clothing and
furnishing goods store he maintains
there.
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who conveyed by them her best wishes
to her friends in this community.
LEFT FOR DUBUQUE,
IA, YESTERDAY
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WANTED rent or 6-room house.
close in. or. would buy on monthly
payments. Call S." care Record
office. 5s-ptf
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PUEBLO GUEST FOR THE
D. A. r. CONVENTION

Mrs. Mahlon D. Thatcher of Pueblo
will be here as the guest OF her cousin.
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FOR SALE-A very good organ cheap.
Also other household furniture In
ouire sol River street. or phone C.
26s-W 5s-st
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First Pub. March IL. 1920.
Last Pub. April I. 1920.
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FOR SALE-Secondhand lumber:
come In and look at it, 21o Main
street 54-p6t
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FREpRIcKsoN GOING
TO KANSAS

Miss Anne Sinden of North Fif
teenth street, left Friday for Oal
Park. ILL.,. her former home, and viii
visit her father and relatives for ;
time
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FOR SALE-MisceIlaneous

FOR SALE-Piano and furniture at
AIS Harrison avenue. 53-pSt
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FOR sALB--Ann Arbor hay press
with gasoiine engine; good condi-
tion: can furnish $50 tons Of hay 70
bale; heavy tea0. wagon, haness;
Poland cAins boar. nsaths. Canon
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wANTED-To do plowns. $50 Or
chard avenue. 5f-p6t
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FOR SALE-Graded Hois,ein heifers:
heavy springers. Phone Canon
ss7-J2. W. T. Gardner. 2ss-u
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FOR SALE-A 12-inch plow. or viii
trade for lo-inch plow. Fl. Mar
lens, Canon 663-R2. 5S-p6t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-17
STECHER THROWS
Ed LEWIS IN AN
EXCITING MATCH

New York. April 16.-Joe Stech-
.er successfully defended his
heavyweight catch as catch-can
wrestling title mere tonight by
throwing Ed stranger" Lewis, Of
Lexington, Ky, in three hours,
four minutes and fifteen seconds
with a head scissors and arm lock
The match was one of the most
exciting seen here in the last year.
shortly before the third hour mark
was reached, Lewis obtained three
flying headlocks on the title hold
er in such quick succession that 1t
appeared as though the champion
was weakening.
Lewis held each for about a
minute, but on the last one
Stecher turned quickly and OBJ
tanned a body scissors which he
held for three minutes and four
seconds, while Lewis hridged.
When free, Lewis made q wild at
tempt for another headlock"
Stechcr broke the hold, lifted his
opponent up in his arms ana
threw him heavily to tn" center OF
the mat on his back. The cham
pion then pounced on him and n
fifteen seconds pinned his should
ers down.
Stecher was unusually aggressive,
forcing the pace for the first nan
hour, constantly worrying Lewis
with a reverse arm hold. the
first good hold was obtained by
the challenger after forly-elght
r,i,,,,tog ,rrastIinp yvhp0 he got his
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-17
.PECOS TO CELEBRATE
ITS ADVENT AS AN OIL
TOWN MAY IL AND Is

Especial Correspondence to The Journni)
Pecos, Texas, April l6.-PecoS
will celebrate its advent as an On!
town on May y and 10, With a
fete of COW country sports, and Il
barbecue in honor of the fighting
journalists, and organization of
world war correspondents, who are
to close their first annual reun-
ion here on those dates. Steer and
goat roping contests. fully comply
ing with the laws of Texas, riding
contests and exhibitions are plan
ned hy the American Legion pos,
of Pecos, to entertain their fellow
overseas veterans, to he followed
by the barbecue, and an entertain
mcut in the evening.
The writer's are to meet in Fort
Worth ON May for convention,
and will then make n tour of the
Gil country. They will reach PeCos
on the morning of May -, and Will
be taken through the wonderful
irrigation distict of the TOyah val
ley to BalmOrhea, southwest OF
Pecos, where orchard land is priced
as high as $1,000 per acre. The
following day they will be shown
the irrigation district along the
Pecos river, around BarstoW, and
the arid district that will be placed
under cultivation upon completion
of the Red Bluff irrigation projec..
the preliminary survey for which
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-17
OPERATIONS ARE
RESUMED At THE
CAMPBELL WELL
Syndicate Now Has An AC-
emulation of Over Six
Hundred Thousand Acres
in Vicinity of Albuquerque

Operations have been resumed
on the Campbell well at Isieta at
ter a layoff of few weeks, due
TO the work of installing rotary
system to replace the heavy star
rig which has been on the ground
since operations were first started.
The drilleTs are now engaged in
roaming the hole. Considerable
difficulty has been experienced ir
trying to do this in the hard lava
formation which underlies this
particular location. The Hughes
bits of the finest makes are being
used but even with this very SLOW
progress is made, owing to the
porous formation which retards
ICirCulation. ii is thought, however.
formation will have been over
come and that much faster prog
ress will be made through the wa
Ter sands which are known to lie
below,
No money has been spared by
the campbell syndicate to secure
first class equipment, which is now
being handled by oil experts from
California and Texas fields.
believing firmly that this field
will make good, Mr., Campbell is
determined to make a most thor
ough test of the albuquerque re
gion and will have three more ro-
lary systems. similar to the one at
Isleta, on the ground within the
next fifteen days. They will be
placed al Peralta and Gallegos,
where water wells have already
been drilled. The third one will
likely be used to drill the san
Clcmente grant, which adjOins thai
of the Isletas on the south.
with the discovery of oil in com
mercial quantities Albuquerque
would be second to none of the cit
les of the southwest.
In company with Mr.. Campbell
a Morning Journal reporter yes
terday made a trip over the field
of the Gallegos, Los Padillas and
Isleta grants and noted operations
and competitions specified above.
1t is understood that within the
past few days the Atrisco and
| Tome grants were added to the
! Campbell interests, which, includ-
ing the river bed and the san Gle
mente grants now has d. approx
mately 100000 acres, Mr., Camp
bell when asked why he had ac-
cumulated such an extensive acre
age replied: II am acting upon
the advice of an old campaigner
on Wall street, Russell Sage, who
said, Buy straw hats in the win
ter. in other words, buy things
when nobody wants them and turn
loose when everybody wants them.
Any concern operating in sugar and
potatoes might have done this, but
| brains don't seem to crop into such
! conditions, the game is too old,
People in Ireland started on pota-
loes. 1t remains to be seen if cam
nibals will relish Them
1t is understood the Campbell
interests are among the largest In
the country and are starting OPP
erations in Texas, Colorado, Kan
| sas, Missouri and Illinois
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-17
COL. RODRIGUEZ IS
FASTENING TO Aqua
PRlETA WITH TROOPS


Nogales, Ari2., April 16.-Col.
Abeiardo Rodriguez, heading 1000
troops, reached Nogales, Sonora,
opposite Douglas, Ari2., to reinforce
the state troops massing there to
repel the federal invasion, a ma
tority of the men in Colonel Rod
rigueZ's command are Yaqui In
dams, who recently surrendered in
order to become part of the Sonora
army. The regiment is well uni
formed armed, provisioned and
otherwise equipped for a long
siege. They would fight until the
last man died to defend Sonora $
Colonel Rodriguez
said. Sonora, he added, had war
resources far beyond the belief of
the federal government, and felt
certain of defeating the central
army if left alone by other powers.
Gen. Juan Jose Rios and Gen.
Manuel Gamboa with their staffs,
thirty men in all, are under parole
here, awaiting action by the war
department to proceed further into
the United states They are among
the federal refugees who crossed
the line here several days ago.
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/Tt-rttrltp1 from pare ines
NCon''h"eu II olIl ! &" ~
.,...- ,In7o. rroseod his
anu m,tG 'N' Lorora Getting it ac-
esq i'l'''''
ceP'eu' ~ ti,a To Testify.
A., WI" WIZ ,''" viii continue his
t 49,. ,nroorrow and among
'eS lIliY''S e, anod ~ onnnar later Is
GIherS Sui 5 nnn nf NO rrnresenta-
JoHIl n.y. ;nto NIoviro nv Presi-
tINCS ,t GU '', ~ ynrions times. He
rent "llSoIl -, ,,,1nad in testify
mas ptcl' sum ''''''
NPIll Ir, ~; .oid tho rotiyo preiu-
Mr' i,nU'' f f,,, ana a de.
o''' 'h,,,,, ,,,.onriato diroctIv wealth
sire 10 Ipp' ~ 5a"aIonnd aided the
WIl'cIl tlI'S hoIIinn Of Francisco
sucGeSsl I'll ie'''''t'''
Maqeio' ,..,.,, .,o ouonfq during
re ,,a,r;,,,o ond snid during
.H'i''E ,,, -" ,,a,,olntion which re-
l"t W ,,a.1ora,e o,nrthrow. he
Su''eV ,,.-,-',}f u,onrod nm" i'm the
lo""u a,,,ho,s, nt Mexico CITY,
AII i', ''e'' eon A1,1cricane dependng
win 49, e. Good and shelter dur
upon me 10, ~" =, ,nhilo tho bonn
ing eihlit " 10y ,revico city left
o 'l nnn 5ooo ,tovirans soldiers and
'H'vvV ue', ra. Inc in Inc streets,
ciNi'IaiH' , aIr,." and LIGHT shut off"
WIN al. , way, ,rres,nd Nv Hucrta.
h",W'o w., "a %oen arrested by
MaueI" A., ''N Vv,Ison continued.
i mGn NV own responsibility, !
On my ,r o"i, Faiiv Dia2 and
ca 'let ~ 1,,nnnnot for n conference
.fe,lpF"! I,l,ri,,lT1 arhassv" ne said.
IN Inc hl',ei ' oftan fonr hours. the
ana Iileig ~ u i,dnced Inv per
seheIalS W" t,roat 70 sign an
snasioh anu ,hni ii Inc theh nresi-
aEIeeii'ei,o 80 no MeviCan con-
oen.la so C'" adi,dicotion' That night
gresS ~, @u.uo',O ,aleased from tho
no'o"o MrAi.t''ie' ,,, nan;nc naradcd
rear VI uv'' nr Sicxico CIV yoicing
me s'rVc.I :" Az american row
tlolr u.'r IN. h y" tbcm Dcacc. g"
cfhnEiit 'u' ,' :" ,,,e,,taIh, nnbalonccd
Ma"etu 40 ,tLln M wilson
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-17
-FOUR ARE SERIOUSLY
HURT In AUTO CRASH

icy MORNING IousHA. SPECIAL LsAsGo w'RU
Denver, Colo, April 1G.-~Four
people were seriously injured in an
automobile accident here today
Mrs. Violet Pike of Pueblo is feared
to have received internal injuries
-fFom being hurled against the
steering wheel Of the machine
which her husband was driving,
'yfrs. r. T. Sandholm, Mrs Pixies
aunt. was severely cut and bruised.
She lives in this city. The other
car. owned and driven 10y Michael
McEachern. a local contractor, was
tipped over by the impact. Nc
Eachern was thrown out on his
head and badly cut. 1t is said both
cars WE'VE travelling at a high rate
of speed The accident occurred at
South Logan street and Ohio ave
nue.,
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PROTEST MADE AGAINST
TROOPS CROSSING L. S.

Douglas, Ariz.. April 16.-The
Douglas Chamber of Commerce
sent messages to Arizona delegates
in congress, the governors of Ari-
IONA, New Mexico and Texas and
other officials tonight asking that
steps be taken to prevent the pass
age of Mexican federal troops
through United States territory, as
requested by President CarranZa.
Another telegram was sent to
Postmaster General BurlesOn ask
ing that he rescind his order for
bidding mail from the United
States to be directly sent to Sonora
land specifying that It be sent into
Mexico through Juare2. Chihuahua,
Arizona senators and representa-
tives and the three governors also
were asked to use their influence
to have the order revoked. Cham
tber of Commerce speakers said
mail routed through Juare2 would
not reach its destination and Amer
IiCan mining companies and other
concerns in Sonora would be UNI
liable to adequately look after their
Mexican business.
The message concerning the pro-
posed passage of Mexican federal
troops from Ell Paso, Tex. to Doug
las, said that TO enter Sonora to at
tack the Sonora troops the car
rama soldiers would be compelled
to fight their way from United
States territory into sonora and
the battle would open on this side
of the international boundary,
Such a move would impertl vast
American interests and incur the
enmitv of the people of Sonora
loyal to the state, it was said.
The Chamber of Commerce an
'nounccd it would renew Its request
to the war department that more
troops be sent to Douglas because
of the danger of a battle in Aqua
Prieta. across the boundary line
from here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-17
AT INDICTED IN IRON
RIVER LIQUOR, CASES

Marquette, Mich. April 10
With the returning of indictments
against John, Peter and Steven
Scalcucci, Iron River packing
house owners, the federal grand
Jury today completed its work,
Forty-seven indictments We're re-
ported BY the jury since Wcdnes-
day, involving the largest number
of alleged liquor law violations re-
corded at one court session in up
per Michigan. 1885,,
one Indictment reported today
was against Mrs. GencvieNe Stew
art. wife of a Gladstone druggist.
Mrs. Stewart pleaded guilty and
was fined 500 on charge of SELL
ing liquor Illegally.
The Scalcucci brothers, who were
charged with illegally possessing
wine, which led to the invasion
of Iron county by Maj. A, V. Dali
rymple, head of the central divi-
sion's prohibition enforcement
agents, probably will be arraigned
tomorrow.