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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29

ID. IL. Thomson paid q touching trl.
buic 10 the work of the physicians.
Dr. 4. T.. Vineyard pointed out the
work sclna done by the present hoSpi
lal ana emphasized the need ~ the
county hospital. During the past year
ssl patients were treated NJ the hos.
plial said tho speaker ana ~ that
number ais were from the cts 1T ANA.
rillo.
Dr. 4. j. Caldwell made talk on
a." me Neal profession. and Dr. 81 L..
Fuller omplimontcd the citizenship IN
900 address giving hi impressions II
Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29

this character can be- given with home
talent IN SOMETHING worthy u praise.
The program. Il viii be- noticed. IL varl.
I ed ~ u il made ~ OF vocal. instru.
mental an well NJ reading numbers
Promptly ut sis the following pro.
gram viii DE rendered.
Plano Solo. The WIND ...... Alkan
Miss Lilly Larsen.
Vocal Sole, "Onc Golden Day" Foster
Mrs Robert Wilson.
H''diilE ....'....t.. ...... selected
Mrs n " S,hribor
Vocal SOLE, Little Mother ~ Min.
Gee. .t..t.... .......... llurloigh
Rev II v Hamilton
Violin Solo ....... .......... Selected
M IRWIN Tozien.
Trio Hast Thou Wandered" Cower
Mes'lam". krug G. T.. kisor. Mi 4. T..
Myers
Piano Quartet. ii,psolic Hancrols.
~" .................. List
Mrs T.. y. MYERS and Nl,sscs Aint.
gnr't Curtis. Gertrude IoWudos mai.
cent iahm
N"i SOLO ..t.,,t..t.... Selected
Mrs l.. u. N.wby
organ solo ................. selected
Mrs Minnie Hu,chlngs.
Dor some time tho First baptist
church has been maintaining "A library
supplying the young people with good
literature. Nearly one hundred bnys
ana kris together With young men and
women are constant readers Of this III
liary. The time has come when Il IL
imperative that additional books be- had
IN order that the library may serve
ih"-" who would read. The Adeipheas
society oG the FIRST baptist Church un
d"rionk the task ~ getting together
sufficient funds with which thosc hooks
uight b" purchased. The artists who
hav" ~ kindly contributed their scr.
wees haN" done NJ In order that this
reed might he met. \ silver Offering
VIII bo taken ior this purpose. Mem.
hers ana friends ~ the First nap,ls,
Church viii not unly want e. attend IN
order to enjoy the splendid program
~hi'h has been arranged. hut also O.
have part In Sf ling the funds with
winch new hooks a.c 90 he purchased.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
MUSIC LOVERS ASKED TO HEAR
RECITAL AT BAPTIST CHURCH

Music lower" Have you noticed the
pruwam for thc concert a. be- given
Ht %, FIRST baptist Church tonight?
Read u over carefully and you will
Ills over thlt yuu have most ENJOYABLE
evening iu store tor you
Amarillo can beast about ~ talent .nu.
slalIy and toe fact that concert ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
Heinz canned S,aghetii IN pten,

Heinz canned Spaghetti In prepared
Niii rich imported cheese and ,onla
70 siuce II is yery arpcii1ing. fun OF
tood value and II ready 10 serve. An
your gr-er for Heinz Spaghetti and
II sou ae dissatisfied with ths flaycr
81 usi" be Is auihosird TO give bscl,
your money.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
J. F. BROMERT. d. c.

Chiroprucior Acute. Chronic and Nrr
Nuis Diseases Phone 1925 sO3o. Eakls
ulds.. 9Th and Polk streets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-04
PLANS FOR A BIG
P 0ULTRY SHOW
WELL UNDER WAY
Indications Point to One of
the Biggest Events in the
History of the State.

Local poultry raisors are going
ahead with plans for the coming state
poultry show To be held in this city
December 9Th to nth. and from pres
Ont indications this will be the biggest
show ever held in the state.
This will be the eighth annual show
OF the defcration. and the first time
that Ardmore has had an opportunity
Of entertaining the convention.
Entries are expected not only from
Oklahoma but from surrounding states
and the secretary already has a long
list Of entries that will show some
very fancy birds when the doors OF
convention hall are thrown open on
the above named dates
4. f. Snodgrass Of Nowata IS the
show secretary. and any one contcm.
plating an entry should get in com.
mum cation with him at once for entry
blanks and any information desired on
the subject.
Ardmore has several fanciers who
expect to be in the big money this
year but they win have to show
against some very fancy stock in order
10 win.
The Chamber Of Commerce will en-
tcrtain the visitors while in the city
and are planning a program that will
cause them to forget homo ties while
here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-04
w ARD CHAIRMEN
RED c R OSS CALL
ARE APP OINTED
Mrs. Sayre Selects a Group of
Women Who Proved Eff
cheney During War.

Preparatory work in interest Of the
fifth Carter County Red Cross Roll
Call will be started on November II,
and viii be carried out until Thanks
giving day. November 81, according TO
Mrs. II. II. sayro, who has charge Of
the campaign in Tho city.
Tho day in which tho drive proper
will De launched and every business
man and resident Of Ardmore visited
by Red Cross workers. has. no! -bC en
announced but viii be- held on some
date between Armisiice and Thar ks.
giving. All TrcI aratory work viii he
completed before That date is set q ID
the workers viii be gaady TO carry
the campaign to their gcal
The selection oi Mrs. SayTc as cum
paicn manager for the city w. ac.
cepted with tho endorsement Of The
members in their first meeting at
the Guaranty state Bank ON Monday
morning. Miss Daisy Nichols was
selected rs campaign manager for The
remaInds' ot Garter county.
In the selection Of ward campaign
managers in the canvass of The city
Mrs. Sayre is fortunate in securing
.he services of women who wtt' TO-.
Sponsible for the success Of the drives
IN the past and also work in soldier
relief and war veterans welfare
Mrs. oscar DeVeney win have charge
Of the campaign in tho first ward aud
VII have the authority to- appoint
helpers in the canvass Of the wacd.
Mrs. j. VI. Baird, who has be; a
valuable factor in the success o. IS cry
Red CrN-' campaign Ia Ardm ,ts, has
been sccu ed rs campaign m0ulgcr
Tor the second ward. Mrs. B1',i via,
also a lc.lber Of the canteen co,fm;.
tee during the wat as well us c'.al.
man Of toe surgical dressing :o,n
The nru ward will he alo' II 90
Mrs. w. G.. Baker Mrs. Baker Vas
placed in charge of the women war
relief during the war and pro,-i hcf
efficiency as a campaign worker.
Mrs. Ewing London. wife of the
pos commander Of the George i.
Anderson rost. American Legion, Will
have charge OF the drive IN the fcurJn
ward.
Mrs. John Carlock will have ccm-
plc,o charge ol ,hc campaign IN she
business district or tto city Nlrs
Carlock was considered one OF Ard.
more's most valuable workers during
tho war. She was credited with the
erection of The Rcd cross Hut here
which was considered ono OF the hrst
between Kansas CITY and Galveston.
Campaign managers for the dtirr.
ent wards In the city state that they
are striving to bring the fifth Roll
Call to the fun quota and not make
It necessary for the members OF the
/ legion to finance the soldier relief
work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-04
BRICKLAYERS END
CONFERENCE WITH
SATURDAY SESSION
Election of Officers are Most
Important Business Step
Of Ardmore Convention.

Charles Pound OF Gushing was elec.-
cd president OF the State Brlcklayors
organization no this afternoons session
OF the convention Other officers e,cctct
wero Arnold McNlullcn Of IIcnryet,n.
first yiccpresideut. j. y. Dennis ~
Muskocce, second ylcc.prcsldent: Harry
Mluder Of Ponca City. third vice.nres.
idcnt; J, j.. Palmer or Blrtlegville
fourth ylcc-prcsident; william Holtz Of
Ollahoma city. secretary, and A. q.
cline Il Pawhuskn, treasurer.
Tulsa was chosen as the meeting
place OF the conference for next year.
The selection was made following ihe
election ~ Officers.
Tho state conference Of the brick-
layers ana plastorcrs unions now IN
session at Labor Hau will conclude
their business for this session anu AZ.
iouumcnt taken at noon SATURDAY.
according to a motion passed this
morning at the close OF the morn.
ong's business session.
Tho plcdging OF twenty locals IN
the state TO send Delegates 10 the
national convention held nj Spring.
field Mass, on October 10 Of next
year. was the important matter to
come before the assembly at the morn.
Ing meeting.
Oklahoma has sent only n few dele.
gates to national conventions OF tho
past. II was announced. They brought
out tho Importance OF n delegate
from every local in the state In order
that measures beneficial to the Okla.
homa unions and the public be en-.
acted az the convention. II was also
decided that the twenty delegates who
are TO attend the next national con.
venion should strain every nerve In
the attempt TO make Oklahoma the
meeting place OF the national meet In
the year following
NJ. q. Bunnell. present secretary ~
the union. was elected to represent
the state in the next national conven.
ton at Springfield. Mr.. Bunnell ls
also responsible for the plan Of send
ing large delogation 20 the national
convention.
Tho afternoon session which pracfic-
ally concludes the business discussions
Of the convention. dealt with ~ ~
ton Of ofkiesEa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-04
These Chinese Use Novel
Method of Extracting
Deposits From Bank
That Is Defunct.

SHANGHAI, Nov. i.-Thc French
consul ut Yu Nan Flu, facing the
alternative Of having mob OF
angry native depOsitors, "spit in
his face. one after the other" or
ol the ordering Of the Yu Nan Flu
branch of the Banque Industrielle
de Chine, which had closed its
doors, TO pay them in full, chose
the latter course. according to ad'
vices received here.
The Yu Nan Flu branch OF th'
Banque lndustrielle dc Chine sus-
pended business along with other
branches throughout China upon
receipt of word from Paris that
the institution was in difficulties
At Yu Nan Fu, according 70 the
adviccS. the dcpO,itors descended
upon the bank July % in I'M angry
mob. misireated the officials, in
suited The French cOnsul and fl
nally forced payment OF their de-
pOsits.
at now is ten o'clock in the
evening"" the leader OF The mob
is quoted as rcmarldng 10 the
French consul. III we are not paid
ia half an hour we will spit in
your face one after the other and
then we win pay visit to your
residence"
French residents in the south
have united in urging their gov
ernnicnt to adopt measures in re-
nrisal for the alleged insult to their
governments representative at Nu
Nan Fu.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-04
ITALY'S UNKNOWN
SOLDIER RESTS IN
FINAL SEPULCHRE
Widows and Mothers Take
Part With Wearers of Gold
Medal in the Ceremony.

ROME, Nov 4.-Italy's unknown
soldier this morning found final Sc
pulchre in the Victor Emmanuel
monument, the altar OF the country
exactly under the allegorical figure
representing Rome. King Victor En-
manuel and the Royal family were the
chief mourncrs in the solemn core
mony, which was rendered deeply i'm
nrcssiyc by tho presence Of large
numbers Of widows. orphans, mothers
and blind and nutilated men OF the
war.
About the huge monument were
high officers OF state-minlstcrs, gen
erals. admirals, senator's and deputies
and grouped near the tomb were re-
presentatives of war widows, moth
crs and mutilated
The body was transported from the
church Of Santa Maria Degll Angel in
formal procession. The king and roy
al family awaited the body at the
monument.
Crowds lined the route and massed
against the troops so solidly that II
was with difficulty that the SOL
diers held their positions. The crowd
paid silent homage TO the symbol oil
Italy's dead as the gun carriage bear
ing the remains passed down the long,
wide thoroughfaie to the monument.
men unbarcd their heads and wo-
men bowed.
The procession at hast reached Iiaz-
"a Vienneza. taking its place by the
monument and there eight non-com'
missloned officers lifted the coffin
from the gun carriage and> carried 1t
up the short flights of steps 10 the
llace Of burial.
Tho casket was then introduced into
the place allotted for it and then by
n hydraulic contrlvance. the door OF
the heavy stone was closed. AT that
moment the bells OF the various
church odifices throughout the capt.
tai began pealing the message that
the ceremony was concluded. The ar
tnlcry of the various stations in and
about Rome then fired salutes TO the
memory OF the fallen warrior. repre-
sentative Of Italy's sons who fell on
the field Of battle.
Taking part in the ceremony at the
monument were ten widows and teii
mothers. chosen from among rcla-
tiycs of fallen soldiers. who escorted
the body with the woarcrs of the
gold medal for valor from the church
10 the monument
All arms Of the service were re
presented in the procession each do
Iguatcl by n battle rlag or banner
lag These, when the body was placed
tn the INST made Tor 1t In the monu'
men, took thcir places ~ the foot oI
the hugo structure.
In the mass OF colors were somo
VIII ch the king had decorated with
utpdnis of gold silver and bronze.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-04
Work on Hangar at the
Flying Field Progress
ing Nicely; Soon BE
Ready for Planes.

irt'lur Oakley and Dorsey As
Dew who comprise the most pro.
gressive airplane company Of ihis
section have under construction a
hangar at tine flying field north u
tie city. Work is p ogrcssing nice
" and it is believed that the
roof viii have been llaced Oh the
b-i,ding by tomorrow night.
\ number of people are in be.
hind the proposition and are rails
ing funds TO complete the work.
Recently when the boys gave
flying exhibition at the field
they sold 500 worth OF tickets.
This money was used in the CON
struction work and Johnnie Har-
rell took the matter up and raised
a sum Of money and he purchased
the lumber for The project.
Other funds will be needed and
the boys have planned when the
hangar is finished TO give n dance
at the flying field for the purpose
Of raising more money to aid in
the completion Of The work.
The airplanc is coming into
more general use each month. Sur
GeonS are using the planes fire.
quently in making hurried calls
Of long distances. Oil men are using
them more frequently. One man who
made trip 10 Duncan stated that
no more automobile trips over
rough roads for him when pane
could be secured AMI so the plane
is making place foT itself in
1he commercial world rs well NJ
in the world Of relief OF humanity
through the medical profession.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-04
ERIE RAILROADS,
PIERS AND YARDS
.SW EPT BY FIRE.
Early Estimates of the Loss
Ranged From S1,000,000
Up; Origin Unknown

WEEIIAWk EN-. y. D., Nov. 4.-The
Erie railroads Weehawken piers and
water front yards were laid waste
early today by one OF the most spec
tacular fires the metropolitan area
has witnessed in years.
Five piers, all heavily laden with
freight; five story warehouse. thirty
loaded barges, train OF thirty loaded
freight ears and another OF five oil
tanks were destroyed. Eary estimates
OF the loss ranged from Si.00QO0O mp
but the figures were frankly guesses
and will remain speculative until u
check can be made of the various
shipments that We're in transit.
'rho lire was discovered shortly be-
fore midnight on pier c. Within an
hour. IL had swept over nearly half a
mile OF water front. illuminating the
sky for miles around and great
throngs " spectators to the Jersey
and Manhattan sides Of the Hudson.
\ strcAc breeze which famed the
ilam,s, ,arried burning embers across
the i,ver, showcrng them down on
the New Yorl water front and EAR.
rying some as lar as Times Square
Crews of several steamships on the
Manhattan side we've called out TO
uuencl great clustors. of blazing on'
bees that rairea down on the ships.
Minor Explosions Occur
One of the doomed pirs was leas-
ed to the Standard Oil Company Of
New Jersey and contained several
thousand barrels OF crude oil. \ Sc.
ries Of mirror explosions occurred
when the flames ate their way into
this pier.
Fire boata from New York and
every available picce OF fire appara-
tus from ltobokcn, Jersey City, and
other New Jersey towns Were called
out to aid the Wcchawken force in
its Unequal struggle but confined their
efforts to prevent further spread of
fire. Three firemcn We're seriously IN
jured when the roof of one OF the
piers collapsed under them,
The fire was the third to occur on
Erie railroad property within SIX
weeks. Six wceks ago. fire was dis
'ovcrod IN the machine shops NJ Jcr
cy city and two weeks ago on O
Jersey City pier
Botn were eN,mgushcd before nuy'
un,c had been done. No theory os
d., $40 origin Of today's fuo VA
obtainablc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-04
BILLY SPARKS IN
BIG FOOTBALL GAME

Listed among the Ardmore athletes
who have attracted attention in many
OF tho schools OF the southwest Ia
Bnly Sparks. brother Of Mr.. z. c.
wymcrc OF this city and u stndc1,
In Hemper Military academy. Mrs.
Wymorc received MESSAGE today
stating that her brother participated
IN game with Culver Military acl'
deny in which Kcmpcr was victorious
with score of 40.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-04

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov g.
President G. L. Kcenay. and Secretary
Fred Moody of district AZ. United
Ninc Workers OF America. were
brought hero today from Williamson,
w. Va. where they were earlier re.
leased from the county Jail on sio.ooo
biil cnch roth men were taken 10 the
Nanawha county Jail this afterno. n
on charges connected with the march
OF armed men last August from Mar
met to Madison.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-04
LA T TES T


MOSCOW. Nov. 4.-Foreigu Minister
CMtchcrln sent a note to the entente
nations and United States today saying
that Russia will not feel herself
hound 10y the decisions OF the Wash.
ington conference and holds herself
free to take any steps necessary to
prevent their enforcement
WASHINGTON. Nov 4.--Pardon for
five American soldiers charged hy
court martial with murder OF Captain
George l.ancefIcld, of the British army
iu Germany last year. has been recon-.
mondrd hy Secretary Weeks The
ucn. James A. ODcu. Roy q. Young
blood. George Van Glider carl J.
Bryan. and Jim Il Richardson are
serving life sentences In the federal
pcnltentlary at lcavcnworth. Kansas.
NEW YORK. Nov. I'll A. Van
Euru,hcc,k, mius;,r Ut foreign NJ.
,airf tor Holland and permanent prcsi.
dent of tho league Of nations assvmb.
ly. who viii head the Dutch delegation
to tho Washington conference on l,mi.
tltion ot armamDuis was q passenger
or the steamship Rotterdam, due to-
day.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 4.-Gcorgc uar.
vcv. the United States ambassador TO
Great Britain told an audience to the
Liverpool chamber Of commerce that
II was futile to hope that America, as
Lord Derby had recently been suggest.
ing. may some day hc merged In n de.
finite alliance with Great Britain and
France,
HOUSTON. Texas Nov. 4.---lIouston
relatives of Mrs Madgc Maceo. form.
,glV Of this city. were In Galveston
today assisting In the investigation
into her mysterious death Her body
vas found late yesterday 10y her hus.
band. Vincent :. Macco. aud another
, woman. Several theories. among them
robbery. were being advanced.
WASHINGTON. Nov. i.--Congrcss
will hc asked for ten million dollars
for the enforcement of prohibition dur.
ing the next fiscal year. an incrcae'
of s. 10000 over the appropriation FOR
the current year.
MtSKOGEE, okla. Nov. t--Eurni.
turc valued at $4,000 has already been
recovered. n slill larger amount In ex
i,cctcd to he found and four negroes
are under arrest. the police announced
today. in connection with an alleged
series of tlefts from the warehouse of
the Harbour Furniture Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-04
Rcinll Prlces necrensc

WASHINGTON. Noy. q. 81 Retail
prices decreased during the month cnd.
Ing October 10, according u depart
mont OF labor slatistics In seven cities
out of le. whore Investigations nrc
maintained Tho prices are stationary
In three others. Baltimore. Kansas
CITY. and Philadelphia. nnd Increased
In two. Omaha aud Memphis An
changes. however. were nllrht
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-04
NEW GUTHRIE BANK
IL OPENED TO-DAY

GUTHRIE, Okla. Nov. 4.--The new
Guthrie state bank opened its doors
for business today. It's charter having
arrived last night from Oklahoma city.
The bank took over the assets and de.
posi,s Of the oklahoma state Bank
which failed recently. and all checks
of depositors In tho old hank are being
honorcd. The new bank has a capital
of $4,000 and n surplus of $4,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-04
SPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 4,-Nearly
1000 coal miners In Illinois were stlll
ON strike. $50 OF them at Taylor
Springs and 3?j at Hort kamp, both
near lllllsboro. and also the force at
rcrcy. near Mrrphysboro. according Ia
Information received here by coal opc.
rators. These miners. according to
secretary treasurer Ncsbtt of the H.
linols miners union. were cut yester.
day and havc already voted 10 re-
turn to work tomorrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-04

fatally stabbed in the breast today
at the railroad station in Toxic.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-Japanesc
embassy officials and members of the
Japanese delegation to the armament
conference and the far eastern con-
ference received the first news from
the Associated Press, and were great
ly depressed.
WASHINGTON. Aoy. 4.-Official ad.
vices from Toxic announcing that rre-
Tlcr Hala ot Japan h4d been stabbed
fatally were received at the STATE
department today soon after ,prc
, dispatches brought the news OF tho
ASSASSINATION to the United Statrs.
he message ~ the state department
which was filed at nine p. III. Toxic
time. gave 10 details other than the
premier had been stabbed.
An hour later, another message,
! filed by tnC American embassy az
| loklo at ten p. IN. was received at
,hu state department and announcing
nc dcoth of the premier. Secretary
| Hughes was attending the Friday cabl
Z net meeting when the dispatch arrived
and on leaving the Whne House was
to,d oil the assassination by newspaper
correspondents. He was greatly shoes
ed by the news.
Before the departure OF the la
\ pancse delegation from Toxic. threat.
ening letters had been RECEIVED by
! various mmbers Of the cabinet and
! Prince Tokuguwa himself just before
| cmbarking on the steamer for the
United States, received a fantastically
! worded document threatening him
with ASSASSINATION unless he achieved
, results at Washington Of benefit to
his country and warning him also that
he must not be too foreign" IN his
attitude while in the United States.
known a. Lloyd George of Empire
Mir Ilara was rapidly attaining a
predominant position in the political
/ life of Japan. so much so that b.,
was often referred to as the Lloyd
George OF the empire.
He had achieved among other things
a kind oi working cooperation be.
tween the military and civil aspects OF
government and had induced the mill
tary governors who had been accus.
ed OF deriving too much of the poll
cics OF the government TO work more
IN harmony with the civic department
The assassination of Premier Hala
comes at a dramatic moment when
the japanese delegation is assomblme
CONTINUED on Page Twol
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-04
Miss Hale In Charge of Millinery shop

Miss Ola Hale, who formerly resided
in Dallas. has arrived In Ardmorc to
take charge of tho millinery shop In
the Whltcman and Simpson store. she
will take the place vacated by Miss
Faison, who was recently married to
MIR. l.. l.. Long OF Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-04

TERRE HAuTE, Ind, Nov. A.
Every union miner In Indiana was
iGlc today according to John Hcssler.
district president of the United Mine
Workers OF America. For this rea.
son. he said. formal strike order
would be issued.