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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The supreme Court OF the United
States * preparing TO issue and transmit
its mandate IN the Reading case II viii
he sent 10 the lower court TO he carried
%, On account Of $50. .ooo, 600 Of capital
c1pcndItllres for equipment and better
Inents undertaken hy the Atchlson,
Toneka and ~ante Ic Railway Tor tins
z-ear the company has asked for loan
of 5000 600 from the federal revolving
fund
States on June ! totaled Sc. l(i2 IA
or S56 % per capita, as gwen N the trea-
sury figures. to compare with -, 1921 ,2ul =
All 4 month before and 50. .o33 2bS.2lL
8 year ago.
now employing about $4,000 persons. or
nearly a third as many a are engaged IN
railroad services and as many as arc en-
ploved In the iron and steel industry 81
the country It pays IN wages and salaries
some ss15, 900, 900 per annum
American Noolen shot up from sbs4
t. l02 TODAY despite the news that the
Laurence Mills were to adopt three
dav week One wag remarked that i
the plants had closed down altogether
the stock would have gone TO 10. The
advance was due TO short covering.
Unsettled conditions IN auto situation
arc fast clearing and manufacturers are
extremely optimistic regarding the lm-
mediate future Freight conditions have
shown such improvement that practically
every plant III Michigan territory reports
ability to substantially increase daily
production
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RAILROAD SHARES DROP
UNDER BEAR ATTACK
Reaction Balanced by Pool Buy
ing of Equipments. Chemi-
Gals and Foods.
Nv Associated Press to Every Evening

by Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. June 10.-(Wall St.1--lO.3o
-. m.-Advanccs and declines were
quite evenly distributed at the dull
and hcsitant opening of today's stock
market. There were indications that the
trading would again be overshadowed by
interest IN the political situation.
Substantial gains were made by CRU
cihlc Steel Atlantic Gulf, Mercantile
Marine preferred, food products and IN
duStrial Alcohol.
Leading equipments, oils, rails, textiles
and sundry spccialtics were fractlonaiiy
over on very light offerings.
NooN-Bears renewed their attacks on
railway shares during the morning, tore
ing Chicago and Northwestern down iI2
points To a new low level.
ST Paqll preferred lost almost
points, Great Northern and North
ern Pacific a point each and other western
and southwestern ISSUES | to y. ms
was balanced by further pool buying oi
equipment. chemical and food shares
Gains of to 3 ? points were made oy
Crncihle. Harvester Railway Steel Springs
American Car. Pressed Steel Car Bald
win Locomotive, American lllnseed,
American Cotton oil. National Anime
Barrett Company and Cuba Cane Sugar
Trading was little more active than usuai
on the rally,
Call money opened ut per cent ana
liberty bonds recovered from their early
low vel
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PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.
By Assocfstc-d Press 10 Every Evening


Philadelphia June l0.-Corn. as to
quality and location, 2.0oa2 0S the lat.
t"r for No , yellow
Oats No ,, white, / 29al 30; No
3 white. 2Sal %
Butter w esteTn creamery extra, $50;
nearby prints. fancy, 61a69
Cheese New York ful milk, 2Sa30;
do ordinary 20 choice, 23a27; do, cur
rent make, best here, %
Eggs Nearby. hrsts 46; do. current
receipts. A: western extra. firsts, 40. do,
frsts. 42a44 fancy selected, packed 55a-
So
Live poultry Fowls, fancy, 3sa39.
common to good 36a37 broihng chick
ems 50a75.
Dressed poultry Fowls, fresh killed.
choice TO fancy, 4la43; do, small sizes,
35a40, roostcrs, 30
Potatoes Florida. No. !, 900al00 90
per barrel do, No. 2, 50Oas. 90; No. 3,
3O0a400
Hay-Timothy. No. 2. 44.O0a45 90
do. No 3. 4l.O0a4200, sample, 81 Goa
800 no grade. 30.OOa32 90; clover mixed
hav, light mixed 4300a4400; No. l.
mixed. II 0Oa420O
Tallow Prime city, loose. ll14; do
special loose ~ prime country "a
edible, n tierces, l4c.
Brsn-S Soft winter bran, western, IN
lOO-pound sacks, 6250a63 90 do. spring
do. 62 00a62.50.
Flour Soft winter straight, $1,000
1925; do, do, Nearby, sl2 1913 90; harc
winter, straight, Sl3.00al400; do, short
patent, sl4.O0ai50 ;spring frsts sos
1880. spring patent, S13 50al4 so; do
Short patent, Sl4 450al5.50; fancy spring
and city mills, family brand, Sl5.50al6.5 .5C
Wheat-No 2, red $40 per bushel.
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William B. Mason,
GRACE PREDICTS
Continued from page I

corporation docs the work almost from
he mine 70 the ocean
Repair work is another activity In
which I expect great development AZ Tho
Harlan plant, Mr. Grace continued
Wilmington has great advantages Of
location, so great as TO overcome the
handigaps under which the yard is labor
ing at present because Of lack of space
for assembling and certain shortcomings
IN equipment
put II in sOrno respects NJ a disadvantage,
Mr. Grace continued, the Harlan yard
Il competing on equal terms with any
unit IN the Bethlehem organization
He attributed this good record IN large
part 70 the excellent spirit which he oh
served here lie praised the cooperation
between department heads and al mcm-
bers Of the organization
OTHER DrsTfNGrfsHTp VISITORS HrFr.
The visiting party was composed ~
the following offioialH. IN addition ia Mr..
Grace G Buck. vice-prcsidont of the
Rethlehem Steel Go ~ charge NJ raw
materials Quincy Bent. president in
charge of field operations. III =. snyder,
vice president IN charge ~ finance, II
r Lewis. vice- president j II BlakcIy,
IN charge 81 structural sales y. -. Hill,
treasurer nf tho company =. = knisel
manager of sales. ] II Larkin, assistant
~ the president. ] II Gross, general
traffic manager, j J. Ray, assistant gen-
eral traffic manager W M Tobias, pur-
chasing agent; II a shrek, comptroller
Tho visitors arrived about $40 o clock
They were net by Fl II German, general
manager ~ the Harlan plant, q. vi.
Weaver. s1perlnsendent of hull cnnstruc-
fion y s Campbell, superintendent of
Tho machine shop, and WI. II Collins,
assistant superintendent ~ hull con
strlrtion After 4 short conference in
he main office they began the tour q the
plant which lasted until noon. The OH
)eet of the visit was TO resume personal
contact between the cornpany's executives
and the local organization
An interesting moment n the visit was
+ he conversation between MIR. Grace,
president If tho company. and Robert
Turner. oldest ernploye n the Harlan
plant. Mr. Turner is ~ Years old and has
worked a. the Harlan plant for rs years
beginning his service soon after the Civi
War lie Is employed IL the machine
shop.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

California Petroleum Company, quar-
terlv Of 81 - a share on preferred, pay
able July !.
Canada Southern Railway Company.
seml-annual Of liz per cent, payable
August ;.
terly of 81 share. and extra OF 81 q
share on common, also ia per cent on
FIRST and second preferred. payable July
Cleveland Cincinnati, Chicago and St,
Iours Hallway Company. qua rterly Of
j. PER cent on preferred, payable July ~.
Detroit River Tunnel Company. semi
annual Of 2 per cent, payable July u
Empire Steel and Iron Company, semi
annual Of ) per cent on preferred, payable
july !.
George T Ide Company. quarterly Of 2
pcr cent on preferred, payable July J.
international Ruttonhole Company
quarterly Of per cent, payable july l
kanawha and Michigan Railway Com
ranv. quarterly of u per cent payable
june 80
Little Scluvlkll Navigation and Rail
road Company, scmi-aunual Of 2 per cont,
PAYABLE July 4.
Nahoning { oal and Railroad Company
scnl-annlal of s. share on common. and
s. 80 share on preferred. payable August
. also extra of SIS share on common
payable July !.
Merchants Dispatch Transportation
Company, quarterly Of 7 per cent, pay
able June 50
Manhattan Shirt Company, quarterly
of SI75 a share on preferred PAYABLE
July l.
Montreal Tramways Company, - por
cent, PAYABLE June 2S.
Michigan Central Railroad Company
semi-annuaI Of : per cent. payable juno ~
NcN York Central Railroad Company
quarterly Of Ia per cent, payable august
Northwestern Yeast Company. quarter
" Of 3 per cent and extra Of per cent
PAYABLE Juno -
Pcnn Central Light and Power Com
ranv quarterly of So cents share on pre-
ferr6d. PAYABLE July
Rccce Buttonholc Machine Company
quarterly Of 8 per cent, payable July |
Rcecc Folding Machine Company, quar-
tcrlv of l per cent, payable July !
Standard Textile Products Company
quarterly Of per cent on common and ::
pcr cent on 6rst and second preferred
PAYABLE luly |.
Tobacco Products Corporation quar-
teri, Of Sis \ share on preferred. pay
able July
United Verde Extension Mining Com
pany. quarterly Of 80 cents 8 share pay
able August /
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There appears. however. 70 be no
enthusiasm among the Delaware dele
gates for anybody Publicly they are
saving that their 'favorlte son will
surely WIN. but privately they arc All
uittlng the utter hopclcssncss of The
contest
The Delaware Senator and Charles II.
Barrett chairman Of the national hoard
Of farm organizations had a tilt which
threatened for time to become exciting
The national board presented rs ciaims
- the resolutions committee. after
samuel Gompers had spoken for nearlv
an hour IN support Of labor demands
When Senator Ball lntimated that the
farmers would only have ten minutes II
which to complete their appeal Barrett
said You didn't cut sam Gompers of
and Ne have just as much right 20 n
reasonable time as YOU have gwen organ
red labor The incident VAS settled by
Senator Ball extending the tune.
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DELAWARE RONDERS
Continued from page I

Some Of the Delaware delegates arc
peeved because Of Senator Balls we'll
known preference for his friend from the
Buckeye State
II will do my best to obtain the nom
nation Of Mr.. du Pont, but think Hard
ing mighty fine man, said Senator
Ball
Like scores of their fellow delegates
the citizens OF Delaware arc greatly dis
appointed at the clammy GOODNESS OF the
convention. They admit that # i doesn. I
warm IN little later the spectacle will
be uninteresting. tame and destructive
Of the hopes Of the party in the corning
campaign
The friends of Senator Fernald of Maine.
who complicated the situation today hy
announcing himself as candidate. have
made overtures 10 tho Delaware dele
gates. assuring them that if they viii only
get behind the distinguished New Ing
lander they will have enthusiasm TO spare
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
GARBAGE STENCIL
BEFORE COUNCIL
Subject Discussed at Committee
Meeting Last Night, But Little
Was Accomplished.

Controversy over tho Clematorv odorF
reached City Council. sitting as COM
mlttce of tho whole last night, resulting
in Inflammation instead of inclnerahon,
each disputant being otltc sure that u
was up to somebody else t. do something
The position of Or Charles NJ. Handy,
president of the Board Of Health, was that
inasmuch rs the odors complained OF, are
not sources of sickness, While the dis
continuance ot garbage treatment might
be- il would lie unwise 20 run the risk OF
abrogatinr the present contract with the
Wilmington Sanitary Co, winch would
leave tho city without any disposal ser
vicc. the dong Of tho work by the city being
financially impossible
City Solicitor John W Huxley stated
that under The terms oi the agreement
between the city and the sanitary com
pany following the fire which destroyed
,ta pIant last winter. the company was
rivrn permission % occupy temporary
building and agreed to have its old hmld-
,nq ready for use within thrce months
''%o construction work has heen begun
in to the present time, Mr. Huxley said
President George I Lyon ot Council
and Councilman James g Mcarrs agreed
that tho present Council and Board Of
Health are not responsible for the contract
az 1918. and that this contract was dis
advantaecously 70 the city At the timo
tho contract was made. Judge Daniel @
Hastings was CITY Solicitor and Colonel
/ Austin Ellison was secretary Of the
Board 81 Health; tho latter attorward
becoming president II the Wilmington
SANITARY CO.
As the outcome Of the discussion, the
Board of Health will eudcavor q per
suade the SANITARY Company 20 hasten
the work az reconstruction 81 tho former
plant. burned down in January last
The same body will he asked 70 deal
with the lnsanjtarv condition ot vacant
lots On the north side Of Vandever avenue,
between Thatcher and Claymont streets,
and On tho south side of Nandevcr avenue
between the same thoroughtares and
Fourteenth street
Tho lack 81 drinking water IN Eden
Park was brought up by Councilman II.
ID Faulkner, who stated that this had
hccn complained of by many Of his con
stituonts This Will he taken up with 'he
Park Board
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BeIhaven Opens.

| wish 10 announce the Belhaven has
c,,aned for the season after remodeling
.i1d refurnishing. The interior makes
! very attractive appearance. A large
and spacious lobby reaching Vt to the
front overlooking the ocean is very charm
i,,er and i the delight Of the many guests
VIC are already coming to the hoJel The
diringrooIn has been enlarged and now
saa+s ~ The drug store is complete
,,-;th f,1lJ line of drugs. also the cafe where
viii he found all kinds of refreshing
drinks with Supplies celebrated ice cream
-, salo eaIads cold meats, homemade
cake. pies, etc. VIII be glad TO meet our
old. patrons again this season. Every
- - - II o,,r own kitchen. NJ. O.
Rarpett ,,,, Owner and Proprietor, Rehoboth,
Del.-Adv.
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MANUFACTURERS AT
COP. CONVENTION
Their Counsel Appears Before the
Committee on Reso
lutions.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening

Special Dispatch to Every Evening
CHICAGO, JUNE 10.
James A. Emery, general counsel OF the
National Association Of Manufacturers,
went before the resolutions committee OF
the Republican Convention yesterday and
submitted the platform for American
industry. MIR Emery said the platform
was offered by the manufacturers as a
public service and that no claim was made
by the manufacturers as class, except
for productive industry as q whole.
Strong pressure is already being brought
10 bear upon the resolutions committee by
business men from all over the country Tor
the incorporation IN the Republican, plat,
form Of such part or parts of the industrial
platform that looks TO the protection oi
the business interests rs n whole and the
individual in his business relations. IL IS
generally believed that a substantial
plank in the Republican platform will I've
the outgrowth OF the platform submitted
for industry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
VIOLATED MOTOR LAW.
But Michael Brown Said He Had Good
Excuse for Speeding.

Michael ] Brown admitted in Munic-
lpal Court this morning that he had been
speeding when he Was arrested Yesterday
on French street near sixteenth Ills
excuse was that he was gong somewhere
where he had 70 SO, and that he WAS
afraid there would lie sn accident II he
did not get there rlght away IN spite
of ms pitlful story. he was fined $40 and
costs
William Thornton wss dismissed on
the charge ol speeding lie was arrested
after q collision with q Maryland car when
he was drifting across the intersection
of Ninth and Rodney streets He showed
that the front Of the other man : car had
hit the side Of the one he was driving
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CARDINAL GIBBONS PRAYs FOR ALMIGITY's GUIDANCE.

Gibbons opening OF ohays
Off Repuhli follows
Thceo of
elect shief
shall y
for
Justice nd nd by resta
that
tina
persuaded
principles OF justice
dealings
ano Providence,
and Without
Ito Lord build the house they
the city he watcheh vain
IT,.
Of the Chief Magistrate
TO welfare of commonwealth
the anarchy; the strength and perpeny
ofo viIandpoit
personal and living witness of me
from Abraham lincoln this day
and
will with evefy future emer
- =, u.a.las :, .
worthy
nighte edandpatrio Of cI zen'
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CHURCH WEDDING.
Marriage Of Miss Geneyieye Dougherty
and Willard c. Ryan at ST AIMS.


and Willard G. Ryan at St. AIMS.
One 81 the attractive weddings of the
season WAS that III Miss Genevieve Dough-
erty. daughter ol Mr. and Mrs Henry B
Doueherty. 2302 West Nineteenth street,
and Willard G. RYAN. The ceremony was
performed at st AIMS Church with nup-
tlal Mass on tuesday morning lit :
o clock Rev Il Connolly officiating
Miss Eugenla ONell was bride smaid
and Alfred kllgaN the groom best man.
The brile was attractive IN a handsome
bridal toilette 1T white satin Charmeuse,
trimmed with pearls tier veil was caught
with orange blossoms and her flowers were
Bride rosas and sweet peas
The bridesmaid wore a charming
costume ot fiesh-c0l0red georgette. and a
picture hat to match Tier flowers were
pink roses and daisies. Mrs Doughertv
wore a beautiful toilette Of black georgette
aud satin Miss Gurran played musical
program during the wedding hours. The
church was decorated in pink and white
flowers and with ferns, rs was the bride :
home, for the reception which followed
the ceremony Sixty guests were invited
to meet MIR and Mrs Ryan, who left
later in the day for an automobile tour
of the jersey coast On their return they
will be at home to their friends at Fhlr-
teenth and Washington streets, where they
will occupy an apartment.
Mr. Ryan is a member Of Ryan Brothers,
automobile accessories dealers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
roExpLArN HONOR SYSTEM
Former Sing Sing OfFiclals n Speak n
High School.

Thomas Mott Osborne. formerly n
charge of Sing Sing prison and Gcorgr W.
Kirchway, who Eucceeeded Mr. OFborne
"a warden a. the New York State PRISON.
will be speakers A. mass meeting - n0
held IN the auditorium Il tho High School
tonight. AZ which meeting tho PRISON
honor pystern that Mr. Osborn instituted
AZ Sing Sing viii be fully explained
Asan outcome ofthc meeting ~ hoped
10 organic a Prison Aid Assocloflon,
composed of prominent citizens, wh
will seek % elevate conditions ~ iDeia
ware penal institutions and \ r'oss'h'a
make better citizens u the lnma'rg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
Find Two Youngsters Reported Missing.

Two small boys, Joseph, aged s years,
and John. aged years. sons ri Acbutlln
Malhyka. 203 Fast Third street. reported
to the police as disappearing from their
home on Tuesday, we're found yesterday
afternoon at Fourth and ShIpley streets,
bv some other hoys The two youngsters
have not told where they spent the night
or where they ate their meals. They were
glad 20 get back home after their Dret
trip IN the world
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
HERBSTEIN NCAPACITATED.
Told Court He Couldn't Work Because Of
Silver in His Head.

Paul Herbstein told Judge tIngef IN
Municipal Court this morning that he had
q silver plate in his head and could not
work lie had been arrested for trespasss
when he was found sleeping IN the yards Of
the Philadelphia and Reading railroad.
He was dismissed on his promise to
take the next boat to his home IN Phlla-
delphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
PLAN LICENSE oRDrNANcEs.
Council 70 Discuss Ways 70 Increase Ci'y's
Revenues

Beginning enrly nevt week. City ~oliri-
TOR Huxley expec'E with members u
Council 10 begin active Discussion md
preparation FIR The passage n ordranre
thst will permit the city y levy lornsrr
on certain industries
Mr. Hurley Eaid today that i 'fe
intention n arrange for hearings - ~
held on alI ordinances ~ that both sides
may he hoard. and 4 II r possible n make
a license popular. that that will te done
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
Child LII With Pneumonia.

Isabel r. Vernon, 7-yeaT-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Vernon Of No 622
North Harrison street, is very Ill with
pneumonia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
HaRo FIGHT AHEAD

Senator Borth saIi ho .aw II chat tune
no prospect II IS earlt agreement lie
and Senator NcGerIu.ch left tho meeting
expecting - return. and senator Boras
s.sid he had been opposing . proposal that
fhe struggle coufia8e All night It's pre-
eIirtion vs. confirmed and he view sus-
tanned moueat s.fer 7aeh tie con-
alttee ADJOURNED
Prom th4t meeting senator ~lnoot
carried ths proaIeu - another srter4n 81
the historic struggle IA 80 SENATE. Nei4-
tter Lodge 81 Massachusetts. chairman
ii the convention, senator foraa a.so
law Senator Lodge. but i was no. 1ndl-
lated thar any new proposal had resulted
whIeh was more promising 81 peaceful
solution than those taat had been oi-
ftrta IN he committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10

Deputy Sheriff Joseph Fl Gould IS CON
fined to his home by a severe attack OF
lumbago.
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CRANE G. o. P. LEADER
Continual from PAGE |

pro-leaeucfs, hc 'reservatlonists. were
openlv charpcd bp their opponents with
having brought disc0rd into the council
Of platform makers And underneath
this dispute on issuos. still lay the unsolved
riddle Of the candidates Wood John
son. Lowden or who2
MASS LEADER ron tTAGuE.
The first sharp turn 70 tho treaty ours
tion negotiations by the select slh-c0fn-
miitec Of tic resolutions committee came
Yesterday when former Senator " Muir
rar Crane. of Massachusetts,, joining the
r1nks Of those fayoring qualified acceptance
III the league covenant. served notice on
the cnnferees that such course must he
followed or backed hv Senators who
took that position IN Washington. the
fight would he carried 70 tho floor of the
convention
This was turning thc enemy guns upon
him with vengeance Heretofore. ap-
prehension had prevailed among those
leaders struggling for party harmony
that II would be tho .'Irreconrilahies
who would stir 70 action tho uncertain
waters of m Embossed. convention # their
views against the league were not met
in the platform
TRYING ro AVON oPES HRTsE
For a moment the irreeonrlahle forces
I in fhe select committed dominated bv
Senators Rorah and Mccormick seemed
taken black They sprang to arms then
IN full force and from that tune until
after | O'Clock this morning the battle
] waged ftrlouslY behind locked doors 81
the hotel bedroom where the committee
men in shirt sleeves and worn hv the long
STRAIN searched every avenue for possible
escape from m open break
Echoes of the contest spread quickly 70
even iha most outlying posts n the
| convention encampment Toward the
/ end before tho select committee gave M
10 task and derided to carry the lcague
issue with several other important points
| back 70 tho full committee on resolutions
tho struggle overHoNcd tho bedroom bat-
/ tleheid
4 haqty conference IN the corridor out
sidc was held after midnight with senator
Smoot. IF ttah committee member
lavlng before his colleague Senators
Borah and Met ormirk. a draft plank hf
had prepared Its naffIre vas not dis
closed bat senator Met armrk repu1hat-
"a Il with evidences Of exrttement His
shout no no. M WAS audible through
the hallway a. the conference was broker
of bv ms return % TIN committee room
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
PLATFORM DELAYS CONVENTION.

What course tho resolutions committee
would follow remained lndlsclosed when
= mot Whether further deliberations ny
he subcommittee would he urged or
solution attempted with the full COM
n.lttee membership II more than fifty
sharing in the debate Was not clear In
any case Il was evident that further 81
tcmnts ~ patch liz the impending break
would be made with more DELAY IN report
ing 10 the convention involved
The convention program Was not known
IN advance [ uder rules il has adopted II
has been suggested that the nominating
IT caneldate might be- proceeded with
leaving platform lsSues - De settled as
unfinished business later In any case
the convention IS 70 listen 70 many
speeches Of nomination aud il appeared
possible they would BE delivered under
the daV TO get thom ont Of the way, clear
the stage ior bailoting Al for tho treaty
iss,to tight II there must be one IN the
convention forum,