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Evening journal., 1921-03-02
Catarrh Will Go
Help Comes in Two Minutes-Complete
Relief in Few Weeks.

Don't 20 on hawking yourself sick
every morning: it's cruel, it's harmful
and it's unnecessary.
II after breathing Hyomei, the won
derwOrker you are not rid Of vile ca
tarrh you can have your money back
NO stomach dosing-just take the little
hard rubber pocket inhaler that comes
with each outfit and pour into Il
few drops Of HyOmei. Breathe 1t ac-
cOrding to directions. In two minutes Il
win relieve you Of that stuffed up feel
ing Use It daily and in a few weeks
you should be entirely free from catarrh.
Breathing Hyomei is a very pleasant
and certain way to Kill catarrh germs.
Get a Hyomei outfit today. It's sold
hy druggists everywhere with guarantee
to quickly and safely end catarrh, Group,
coughs colds. sore throat and bron-
chitis or money back. It's inexpensive.
y. B. Danforth can supply you.
Evening journal., 1921-03-02

Smyrna revealed its progressive spirit several weeks
ago by voting Overwhelmingly to bond the town in order
that it might get the benefit OF aid from the Delaware
School Auxiliary in putting mp a new and handsome
school building. Now through Senator Lewis NJ Price
1t once more has manifested its progressive spirit by
asking the Legislature TO permit 1t to borrow $4,000 to
enable 1t to make other town improvements That bin
has passed the Senate and doubtless will pass the
House Smyrna rapidly is becoming one OF the most
forNard-looking communities In Kent county
Evening journal., 1921-03-02
DIR. STRAUGHN TO
PREACH AT GEORGETOWN
speciaI to The Evenlng journal

Special to The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN, Del, March 2
The Rev. James II. Straughn'
president OF the Maryland Annaul
Conference of the Methodist Protes-
tant Church, will hll the pulpit OF
First NJ. p. Church, on Sunday
night, March 13.
Revival meetings are being con-
Quoted in the Dagsoro M. r. Church
by the Rev. Charles A Steininger.
Miss Carrie II. Belts. Milton. and
John Thomas. Jr., OF Broadkiln dis
trict. were married Saturday night,
at the Milton NJ. p. parsonage, by the
Rev Thomas o. Grouse.
Miss Marie f. Olliphant, OF Rob
bins, and william A Galloway, Of
1Sedden. were married at Glendale
Saturday night, by the Rev. Thomas
S Rarratt.
Evening journal., 1921-03-02
PROTECT THE eoosE MAT LAYS rHr


III ---A"Art -ecsres approximately si5lOOoO annually
from ne operation y che General Incorporation layl
lnai money constitutes the backbone OF our states
revenue
Almost al % y s pad BY persons who reside outside
oi Stafel
p s oosrisd vd comparatively little expense 10 OUT
conln1nreast st
AonE should BE- done by the Legislature 10 disturb or
destroy tlai source % revenuei
To % i. would Be 20 impose upon the people OF Della
ware taxes suncieniiy high to make good the loss
There are. in and out Of Dover men who have been
seeking 70 induce the Legislature adopt tax system
the effect OF which would be 10 drive the corporations
and their business put Of state and nnct big tax
burden upon Delaware taxpayers Who already complain
bitterly OF the burden they now have to bear as result
Of city county and State iaxatoni
The General incorporation Law is the goose that lays
the golden egg in the state treasury The senate the
House and the governor should stand between IL and
those Who through misguided zeal or inexeusable vim
dictiyeness seek 10 XIII ni
Evening journal., 1921-03-02

as could be until began taking DR..
Pierce's FRvorlte Prescription and
Golden Medical Discovery alternate
ly, but by the use OF them I was re-
stored to health and strength. can.
not say enough in their praise. -
MRS. 8. h. WTLVERT, 1909 Bailey ST
DIR. Pierce's medicines have been
sold by druggists for 80 years.
Evening journal., 1921-03-02

Our contemporary, the Sunday Star asserts that the
Wilmington Board Of Assessors initiates property as
sessments in order that City Council may keep down the
tax rate We doubt the Of that charge In
any event. 1t is which the city assessors should not
permit 10 go unchaFensed, because II is exceedingly
serious as affecting their integrity and the fairness OF
mind underlying the city assessment.
Evening journal., 1921-03-02

must have undergone regeneration
enc hundred per cent.
Americans do not boast OF being
1ci glish.
am a loving tender mother of
loyal. devoted children yes-in
nineteen hundred and twenty one" "
TRUE AMERICAN
Wilmington, Del, Feb. 2S, 1921.
Evening journal., 1921-03-02
IS rr sCARLETINA?

Special to The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN, Del, March q
A strange malady has broken out in
the vicinity of Robbins and Ellen
dale, and many families are stricken.
The sufferer, after being taken i'll, is
Evening journal., 1921-03-02

Ihe PondeXier ant-sediton bill, II enacted would ac-
oompsn much IN preventing the spread OF poisonous
propaganda by OF those Immigrants who NAV neal
in under the Dillingham; restrictive bill In fact senator
Poindexter suggests OF putting the grating in
fnm grating. 80
Evening journal., 1921-03-02

Hotels and restaurants will find
Jupiter favorable to them in the
Want Ads during the coming week.
This sign Is especially favorable TO
the renting of rooms and homes.
Evening journal., 1921-03-02
EASE THOSE TIRED,
ACHING MUSCLES
Outdoor and indoor workers. subject :,
exposure or heavy toll. find relief
in Sloan's Liniment.

DEBN at work all day. standing on
~ your feet, lifting heavy weights ?
And now you're an tired out.
Never mind, II you are wise you have
a bottle Of Sloan's on the shelf, at home
or in the shop. Put a little on, without
rubbing. and quickly comes grateful
warmth and relief
Good for rheumatic pains, neuralgia,
sciatica, lumbago and the host Of ex-
ternal pains that are all the time com
ing Helps break up colds, too
It's comforting to keep it handy
Three sizes-35c, zoe, $40.
Evening journal., 1921-03-02

n nervou
s y steI m
W as f.
fected I
could not
sleep and
suffered
from dizzy
q pells l
" a 9 a q
- NuAra1HA
Evening journal., 1921-03-02

seized with high fever ana REQ
spots break out on the body. Al
though the disease has banled some
physicians. others have diagnosed
the cases as scarletina-
Evening journal., 1921-03-02
If NOt-Why Not?
AMERICAN HISTORY.

How long was it after De Soto
discovered the Mississippi River
before he learned how to speel it?
2-How did the Indians around
Plymouth Rock compare with the
Rhode Island Reds2
Bid John Smith leave any
descendants to bear the family
name?
4-what were the grounds for
the Boston Tea Party?
5-If a boys father runs merry
go-round. does that put him in line
to join the Sons of the American
Revolution
Yesterdays Questions Answered.
when the white men came to
America they found thousnds Of Red
Men, but very few Knights of
Pythias.
2-The Indians received S24 for
Manhattan Island. which is the
present price of a Manhattan cock
tail.
s-sir Walter Raleigh is
credited with the remark: Il may
smoke, ut thank heaven, don't
round them on the ack Of my
wrist"
4-The wife OF an Indian is
called squaw. except among the
Grow Indians, where she is known
as a squawk.
5-The Omnibus Bill was s2.l5
including the tip to the chauffeur.
Evening journal., 1921-03-02

Thiry-nve arrests for drunkenness were made in Wi
mngton last month, compared with only nine arrests
in February, 1920 Some persons must have found the
keys 10 other fsr-sighted persons cellars
Evening journal., 1921-03-02
Women Who Suffer
From Dizzy Spells

Harrisburg, Pa.-"Through over
work l became weak and my whole
Evening journal., 1921-03-02
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1921
wnMNGroNuANs WANT NEW CITY CHARTER.

WILMINGTON needs a new city charter
w 1t should receive il at the hands OF the present
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17
Specu|a Gu |apte|e

De cand consile sanare au decretat ca apee nepas-
turiza vanaor sanatdi mai seama penru cop, acest
amen nurtor 81 indispensable in famie este specuat
scala ntns de acei carl controeaz pasturizaea 81 dis
triburea lui
Nici un alt amen nu Sc specula mai scandaloasa
in paguba consumatoror maree public 81 producaorllor
in foosu catorva ndivizi corporatiuni
Astazi in orasee mari din Ohio Cleveland, Cincinnati
Dayton Hamilton, laptele vinde 1 cent? quartu 81 8
cent? pntu (jumatate quartz pc cand emieri prmesc de-
abba 2.6 cent? pentru quart.
Pasurizatori 81 distrbuorii apeui in toate orasele
unt sindica poata menne preu acestu amen 81 sa
poata specula pc prOducator.
Asociatiunea fermieror din Cincinnati da la iveaa un
abou foarte nteresant 81 sugesv Lnand ca pda pc un
1ncmbru al eli zce:
pot carl ii dau della 2 la 5 galoane de lapte
z Aceasta este 100 funti pentru ell prouc
oru dupa scade cheuiele de transport primese
della $2O pana la $3.50 pc I'll Penru aceas lapte, care
poi vindu in ealu pent 13 cent? quarul SIC gaonu
vinzatoru prmeste 1924 pna la $50 penru Il sau -
eaoane.
Oar specua mai 81 alta fa Fiecare prodacator
xa cantate de lapte, numta cantitae reguata, atat
cat poate funza in timpu erne 81 nua pentr aceasta
canttate plaste ST. pc sua de funt Canatea supl
menara pc dau vace in mpu verei 81 care Sc nu
mese canttae surplus pltesc dupa pac in cee mai
mute cazur pretu matate cnd vzatorl capata pc
e aceas pref Mai multi inca uni vnzaor facut contracte
poducaori poata vnde apte la alti v1nzator
tara consmaminul lo ca fermeri sunt ega de el s.
pot vinle la altii nic cintatea numita "surplus
Dupa cacuee fcute zce ca sterlizarea (pasturiza
real carficarea 81 puerea in sca prn masnari unu
lon de hpte costa decat ertu dnr cent Gu ae GU
Sine alta contribute vinzator la preacerea
lapelui dna prescrptie consior sanare, fapt care II
ndrepatesc eli 81 a poate sa vinda acest ali
ment
Inainea risboiuu quart de lapte Sc vndea Gu cent?
81 pint as oate ca producator primesc ace
,si pref nantea rasboiuu consumaorii sunt sl sa
paeasc pentru quart cent mai multi 81 pentru un
pint pc de obiceu cumpara clasa mai s
rac cent? mai mutt Pc cnd preul pentru producatorl
putin de sase un scazu 80 1 la sua pretu pen
,,ooi 10 ocrfS
Preul de l3c de quart 81 Sc de pint numai pentru ape
ornar pc can apte cerfca pentru cop 24c quartul y
pntu lapte de vaca tot sterzat cercat nsa ca
G pur de orice hateri yaamatoare.
Poducaori 81 consumator pot scapa de speculator1
dec prn cooperative prn naturaea octorlor 81 acea-
nceput sd ineeaga 81 ermier din mai mute comuni
ta din Ohio ncepand agte deia cooperatveor pn carr
produsee or direct conumatorlo cultvatorl de
fructe din California ISL Wind fructee prn asocatunile
lor ssem ntrodus 81 de cuvaori de tutun din
statul Kentucky. -. a-..~~. az -.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17

E pacat sa 'nseli pevasta, asa
zice popa din carte cind impreuna
barbatul Gu femeia q fneheie !:
Tar fem ia 81 Sc teama
de barbat, dar cnid Sc face
81 Sc drege, M se site, lncruric
se petrec vice VERSO.
Alfabetul nrdo-mutiior, prin
semne, q fost inyentat a. anll
1749, si fiindc6 veni yos6a de
surdo- mutt. multi bzf6if = d6Ef
- - fnteleagx eai neveaAs Asfe l4r
prin senlne.
xsrt ryk ~ a. IA W
xx a 1n1i putin y 'o luk7I b
!! 4 ] ! ls u y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17

Cincinnati.--La posta centrala
a fost jefuit biurOul marcilOr pos
tale. Cassierul era la masa, dar
i'm sala cea mare, unde era aSeZata
81 cassa, lucrau alti zeci de oameni.
I'm individ, care avea cheie la cas-
sd, a deschis cassa, a luat $4,000
81, linistit, a iesit afara. Tocmai
inainte de esi, functionarul dat
sefului $4,000, astfel ca acestia
n 'au putut fl f,lrati. Politia il
cauta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17
IT Uca ullDfIuLb|

I'm reporter american care Sc
afla in Berlin scrie Cd astazi Ger
mania 0 republica fara repubai-
rcani. Sc poate, 81 mar Fl rau ca
uncle tari sa fie regate fara re-
ga1isti.
Curtea supfema din stat1i West
5ifginlA i antfat procianarea
Iesei niartiale fscnta de euvsriIo-
~ st1tului. II euvernorul tsse
slfif fegsa 4 justitia domn1, ~,
|ilfl !xe, u - toste ace1ts,
4 seu n 10 pyol ls1o ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17

Tn poet zice Cd intreaga fap-
tura a unei printese mai alba ca
zapada. - Birrr. Pc ce meleaguri
"a trait9
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17

Observation-Disclosures Will
son va practiza ca advOcat i'm Wash
ington. In acest caz cl va fl, scu-
tit de niste formalitati, adeca de
a face rugare curtii supreme pen
tru a putea practiza in acelas dis
trict. Anume, curtea suprema are
.un regulament care spune ca daca
un fost presedinte al Statelor u
mite, care 81 advocat, vrea sa faca
practical, este scutit de orice for
malitate impusa altor persoane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17

y - sSsss ~ 4
Lipschitz.
Washington. Depntatul Rosen-
blum, din West Virginia, va in-I
treba pc secrstaful de rasboiu
Weeks ca &c E drept din istoria &c
Sc povesteste despfe tortnrarea n-|
nui soldat. George r. Rhodes, de
la compania X reeimentului 81
de cavalerie ,fost absent, fara
pcrmisiune, tinp de 26 ceasuri.
Pentru aceasta q primit, ca pc
deapsa 10 zile l,1cru in culina. Du-
pa zece zile, cand expirat pc
deapsa, el a PRINT alte zece zile.
Ell refuzat sas mai steie 81 atunci.
a fost incllis. EI a esit din inchie.
scare 81 atunci d fost prins 81 in
ferat timp de IL zile, fara ca sa
poata schimba hainele sale, desi pi-I
ciorul sau a foat ranit 81 infectat.
Oignes. - Charles Van Cracy-
marsh a promis logodnicei sale ca
va lua in casatorie imediat ce va
afla casa de fnchiriat. Sapta-
mantle au trecut 81 nici casa nu
era goala. Atnnci logodnica sa, os-
tenita de asteptare, la refuzat. El,
nacajit, sra luat revolverul, inn
puscat pc logodnica sa de trei orr
81 s'a predat politiei. 1ogodnica
murit imediat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17

Maiorul John. J. Emery, urma-
sui colonelului Gilbraith in CONAN
damentul legiuiaii americana, STA
comunicat proefamul sau legiunii.
Ell a spns Cd vrea sa continueze
munca patriotica lui Galbraith
care fost ucis intr 'un accident de
automobil. MaiQrnl Emery fost
inrolat in anul 1917, devenit ca
pitan 81 fost TRIMS pc campul de
lupta in Franta. A luptat la Can
tigny, st. Michel, la Meuse, Ar
gonne. In 1919 i fost numit major;
in Martie 1919 d fost demobilizAt.
In viata civilase agent de mobile.
Are etatt de patr,lzeci ami.
4fH
Procesul McQahnOn s'a inceput.
All terminat judecatoria exami-
nafea 81 alegeRa celOr dOlSpreZece
jurati carl vor ,judeca in cazul a.
cesta. JuratliasunE strict .paziti.
eBaififfnf Whitss II Il intUtdeaa-
ma, lar femeia Hi ! en- cele douS
femei-jurate. Toti sunt internati
peste noapte 81 p 'au vote sa vor-
beasca Gu mime, decat eli intre Ell.
Sc crede ca deal,aterea va tinea
mai multe zile.
Fri puteai vedea cam pc la orele
l p. m., pereche tinara care avea
pc spate hartie pnrtand inscrip-
itia "Philadelphia-Sa Francisco. Z
Acestia erau John Carson 81 sofia
sa. Eli vim pc JOS della Philadel-
|phia 81 sc due b San Francisco
tot pc jos. Ei sunt membri la
Quaker City SInting Club.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17

treia oara in interval de sasr
lnni, marea descoperire stiintifica.
ca in New Zelanda sc potcovesc
boil.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17

Washington. O comisie specis-
Ia de oficeri della marina Statelor
Unite Sc va reuni ca * investigates
caznl lui Harris Lipschits, un anne
rican, care q fost ucis
de catre indigenii din Haiti.
Asasinafea lui Lipschitz = q int1m-
plat dupa mai multe incidente In
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-03-23

We wonder how many states
in the union are taking as strong
and efficient an interest in com
munity life as Iowa9 1t is to
wonder why all states do not so
act in this important matter be.
cause the life of our communities
is the very life of the nation.
This editor has just been read
ing the report of the recent SEC.
ond Iowa Rural Life Conference"
held, we assume, in the halls Of
the State College of Agriculture
The home, church, school and
club as factors in the creation Of
a common level of high commun
ity fellowship and neighborliness
was discussed by Rev. Peter ia
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-03-23
It's All Wrong, Chris!

Chicago. - Columbus was all
wrong. The earth is fat. The
moon does not reflect the rays of
the sun. The moon has nothing
at all to do with the tides. The
sun is only 5000 miles away. 1t is
only thirty two miles In diane
ter. The earth does not rotate.
Instead. the sun travels around
the earth. You don't believe it 2
Well, it's true, because Wilbur
Glenn Voliva, overseer of Zion.
says so. What's more. he offered
$1,000 to any astronomer or scien-
tist who can prove him wrong
VoIiva, it seems, has been con
Quoting bit of astronomical re
search on his own hook. The best
proof, he says, that the world
doesn't rotate is found in the fact
the waters in the rivers. lakes
and seas are still with US, He
claims that if the earth did turn
upside down every twenty four
hours all the water would spill
out.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-03-23

cobs, who has given a successful
demonstration of his subject-mat-
ter at Randolph. Another speaker
gave facts about home demonstra
ton agents and the successful
efforts of farm bureau women in
getting hot lunches served in
every school in Iowa county.
Much successful community
work by the Y. VIC. A., the Y.
NJ. @. A. and the Red Cross was
described. A music professor
told about the in ,rease of com.
munity Staging. President Hunt,
of the Iowa Farm bureaus, dwelt
upon important progress in the
larger economic movements for
betterment of rural life. The
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-03-23
BETTER COMMUNITY LIFE

State School Superintendent gave
the amazing information that 2,
900 one.r0om schools had been
consolidated, a wonderful move
ment towards b tier educ alton.
The country agents, the far
mers' organizations and the State
College authorities everywhere
are exerting an enormous in,
fuence towards improved com.
munity life and it is our belief
that the country press and all
other progressive agencies should
assist them in every way, with
out limit Particularly should
there be more work of this kind
in our country towns.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-03-23
SOUTHERN BAPI|STS
At CHATTANOOGA

Chattanooga, March 19.-Chatta-
nooga Baptists have begun activities
to insure the success of entertain
ment and social features of the
Southern Baptist convention, which
comes here in May. Emmett Robin
son whose experience as executive in
handling the crowds that came to the
Baptist convention here in 1906 was
recognized as qualifying him for the
task, has been placed at the head
of the organization to provide homes
for the visitors during the weeks
sessions. He will act with a com
mittee of the chamber Of commerce,
headed by DR.. E. B. Reed and as rap
idly as the city is canvassed and in
dexed he will assign delegates 10
their homes.
Mr.. Rolston had peculiar request
from young Bible student at the
Louisville Divinity school, who stat
ed that he would be on his honeymoon
during the convention ad requested
that he be quartered in a private
family if possible. Mr.. Rolston said
he anticipated little difficulty in find
ing good place for this man and his
bride. -...." .. "A
Mr.. Reed is organizing force OF
four minute speakers to appear in all
the city and Suburban churches a
week from Sunday to present the ne
cessity for open-handed hospitality
during this convention if the visitors
are to resolve anything like favor
able suppression Of Chattanooga.
Following this publicity campaign,
committees will make a thorough
canvass and the entire city will be
card indexed to show in what faml-
lies rooms can be secured, the rates
to be paid and the character of
guests that can be accommodated
Mr.. Rolston is receiving the official
list of delegates from every section
patronizing the southern convention
and as rapidly as possible he will
assign them to homes and give the
delegates proper notification. La
ter committees will be organized to
handle reception headquarters at the
opening of the convention who will
see that the delegates are promptly
escorted to their quarters
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-03-23
What's the Matter With
America?

Too many diamonds and noe
enough alarm clocks.
Too many silk shirts and aSS
enough blue flannel ones.
Too many pointedtoed shoes
not enough square"toed ones.
Too many serge suits and az.
enough overalls.
Too much decolette and s1es
enough aprons.
Too many consumers and not
enough producers.
Too much envy of the resUite
of hard work and too little desire
to emulate it.
Too many desiring short cats
to wealth and too few willing tc
pay the price New York Eves-
ing Mail
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-03-23
NUMBER ls
k|NAN|S CLAN
At CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Ohio, Marcb I9-Eigaa
thousand delegates and visitors frSa
all parts of the United States ana
Canada are expected to attend TIN
International Kwanis Club conner
ton to be held here June 21-25.
The organization, composed al
business and professional men IN
almost 500 cities of the North Amer
lean continent, plans to make ffr-
Cleveland convention the birgv1
affair ever held by it. Commit-
tees, headed by G. j. Provo, Of The
Cleveland Kiwanis Club, already am
at work preparing for the receptsaa
and entertainment of the conVRB
ton visitors.
Practically every mode of trans
portation will be used in getting IL
the convention. Delegates WIZ
come by special train, chartered
lake steamers, automobile and sGmE
will come by airplane.
With other cities of the easss
Syracuse, N. Y, club is planning ~
charter train to Buffalo, wfare
they will charter boat for CleyS-
land. The club at Denver, GabAn,
also is to charter a special riain m
bring delegates from Denver and
other western cities, to the conyen-
ton. Another special train viii
leave Fort Worth { Texas, on June
10 and arriving in Cleveland, guHsi
! ! ri, carrying Kfwanfans ff0in R'srlDS'
Worth, Dallas, Galveston and other
cities in the Lone Star state. The
Atlanta, Ca, club is arranging far
a similar special train. The Du-
luth, Mimi, club has chartered -
4 boat leaving on June Is. TdssSG.,
Ohio, also is arranging to charter. a
boat. Clubs in Indiana Will hiring
l 900 representatives many of Their
travelling to Cleveland by automs
bile, the convention committee hsz'
been informed. Kansas City, Me-,
club has a unique convention savings
account, in which those members Mhs
plan to come to the convention, Fas
aside each week a part of their ~
sessments for the Cleveland trip
If possible, Rochester, N. Y, Gassl
will come to the convention an "ssR
tomobiles. Worcester, Mass, %sEx'
has a similar plan under con sirerA-
ton.
Clubs in Canada possibly wiz l0iEl
in sending their convention delegate
and visitors to the convention in ong
big delegation.
All hotel registrations must br
made during the month of AprH
Rooms in all Cleveland hotels hawE
been reserved for the Kiwanians.
Because of the size of the conveE-
ton, and the number of visitors EN-.
pected the international KiwzKSs
Club will open convection headuzT
J tiers here on April 1st.