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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-01-28

the unknown heirs Of said s. A. Snody
and Jane Doe Snody, or either OF
them. II any there be; Eugene Duncan
and Jane Doe Duncan, his wife;
Walter N. Duncan and Mary G. Dun
can, his wife, and the unknown heirs
OF said Eugene Duncan and Jane Doe
Duncan. Walter M. Duncan and Mary
G. Duncan. or either of them, If any
there be; also all other persons or
parties unknown. claiming any right,
title, estate, or interest in the real
estate described in the complaint
herein defendants. No. -
Evening star., 1921-04-28
The Twins Are Still Puzzled.
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.
To have true faith is to believe
Fen when appearances deceive.

TO hHNP fFue ralth Is 10 bpIleNe
Fen when appearances deceive.
Mrs. Rear.
1t wouldn't be quite truthful to say
that the twins enjoyed that first bath
and swim. They didn't. In the first
place, they had gone in all over without
the least intention of doing so. IN fact,
they had tumbled in. This had fright
ened them. They had opened their
mouths to yell and had swallowed more
water than was at all pleasant. Some
Evening star., 1921-04-28
CONTINUED from Yesterdays Star.)

Capt. Hugh Drummond of Half
Moon street. London. is my man. he
chuckled- We'll, captain, what about
it now? Will you tell me why you've
come to Paris? 1 guess it's something
to do with the business I'm on.
For a few moments Hugh did not
reply, and the American seemed IN
no hurry for an answer. Some early
arrivals for dinner sauntered through
the lounge, and DrummOnd watched
them idly. as hey passed. The Ameri-
can detective certainly seemed all
right, but Casually. his glance
rested on a man sitting just opposite,
reading the paper. He took in the
short, dark beard-the Immaculate.
though slightly foreign evening
clothes: evidently a wealthy French
man giving a dinner party in the res
taurant by the way the head waiter
was lowering around. And then sud
denIv his ewes narrowed, and he sat
motionless.
"Are you interested in the psychol-
oey of gambling. Mr.. Green?" he re-
marked. turning to the somewhat as
tonished American. Some people Ca n :
not control their eyes or their mouth
If the stakes are big; others cannot
control their hands. For instance. the
gentleman opposite. Does anything
strike YOU particularly with regard
to him." a..
The detective glanced across the
..He seems to like hitting his knee
with his left hand" he said, after
short inspection.
"Precjsely," murmured Hugh. Ihat
Is why / came to Paris
Evening star., 1921-04-28

back again. as with miraculous
rapidity a crowd of infuriated head
walters and other great ones ap-
peared from nowhere and surrounded
birmingham.
Undoubtedly this was not the way
for a waiter to leave the hotel-even
if he had just been discovered as an
impostor and sacked on the spot. And
undoubtedly If he had been waiter.
this large body Of scandalized beings
would heve removed him expedi-
tiously through some secret buttery-
hatch. and dropped him on the pave
ment out of a back entrance.
But not being waiter. he continued
to advance. while his encourage. torn
between rage at his effrontery and
horror at the thought of a scene. fol-
lowed in his wake.
Just opposite Hugh he halted. and
in clear voice addressed no one in
particular:
You're spotted. Look out. Ledger
at Godalming."
Then, enguifed once more in the
crowd. he continued his majestic
progress. and finally disappeared d
little abruptly from view.
Cryptic" murmured the American.
bunch guessing"
THE ledger at Godalming." said
Hugh thoughtfully. 81 watched
Peterson. through the skylight last
night. getting gay with that ledger.
I'm thinking we'll have to look in
side it, Mr.. Green"
He glanced up as one of the chuck, ,
ing-out party came back, and asked
what had happened.
Mon Dieu, M'sieur," cried the
waiter despairingly. "'E vas an i'm :
poster, n'est-ce-pas-un scelerat;
upset re fish all over ze shirt-front OF
Monsieur lie Comte."
Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
Evening star., 1921-04-28

I've a question to ask. Perhaps
ever was asked. 1t may, indeed.
sound piffiing in these days when we
digest the tariff for breakfast. fricas-
see a soviet for lunch and parboil the
whole government for dinner But
nevertheless I'm agoin' to ask it. for
III bet that it will awaken more
echoes in the human heart than all
the social economic questions that
ever ruined conversation. This is the
question:
Why do they always blame a kids
faults on the fathers side of the fam
lily?
If the youngster happens to be
bright at school. has curly hair and
never spills his soup. all is serene.
he takes after his mother. of course
and there's no argument. But let
hln orlnS home a note from teacher.
puSt window. tear his trousers
shuttle: talk back. fib. play craps
or If it's a girl. develop rangy lines
and set of squirrel teeth that total
ly unfit her for toe dancing@and i'm
mediately. at once. and forthwith. he
or she takes after yous fatba as.,s
folks"
II is useless to argue that no male
IN your family ever played anything
more desperate than checkers and
that your wife's own mothers teeth
TOOK as much ike a gopher's as any
thing. Such replies simply make mat
ters worse. You have merely added
cowardice and brutality -toward-de-
IehseteSS women to the other amia BILE
traits which run in your family and
YOU had better stop before Won in
crimlnate yourself and your branded
on spring further. Any one can see
with half a glance that the child is
eAactly like you. and there's no use
IaiklnS, and If you say another word
Shall simply scre-e-eam,
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Duties Clearly Defined.

whether you have one maid or a
dozen you ought to systematlze
their work so that it can be given
them in definite written form. 1t
NAV be that the maid will not refer
to your written instructions. and
that your oral instructions will have
more weight, but the fact that you
do write out her duties will aid you
to have them definitely in mind
when you start the new maid in her
work.
1t is usually a mistake to let two
or three maids approtion the work
among them to suit themselves:
For always there will be one inclined
nit herself to be imposed on
Every day should have it's special
duties in the work of most maids.
And IL everything that a maid is
expected to do in a week find A
special time definitely assigned TO
done than if you adopt the policy
Of expecting it to be done and COM
planning when it is not.
There Is an interesting bit Of
psychology here. If the maid feels
that she is working in a household
she will at once have a greater re-
spect for the menage and will do
better work without feeling that she
is actually working any harder.
This system of having duties clearly
defined also helps the maid who is
a procrastinator. If she has it be-
fore her in black and white that
certain duties are to be done on GER
tain days she has less temptation
to let the work all pile up to the end
of the week
Evening star., 1921-04-28

of it had gone down the wrong way and
this had choked them. No. the twins
didn't enjoy that first bath and SWIM
at all.
They climbed out on the dam of Pad
dy the Beaver and shook themselves.
making the water f1y from their coats
in a shower. Mother Bear had started
back at the sound Of the splashes
they had made when they fell in. but
seeing them safe she grinned and
went on about her own affairs.
This has saved me some trouble
muttered she. Il probably would have
had hard work to get them IN the
water unless l threw them in. Now
they will not be afraid of it. An ac-
cident sometimes proves blessing.
Meanwhile the twins had shaken
themselves as nearly dry as they
could and were now sitting down side
by side. gravely staring at the water
There was something very mysterious
about that water. They felt that
somehow it had played them trick !;
that it was its fault that they had
fallen in.
Suddenly Boxer remembered the two
little stranger Bears. What had be-
come of them? In the excitement he
had forgotten all about them. He re-
membered that it was while striking
at one of them he had fallen in. That
little Bear had struck at him a. the
same time. Boxer couldn't recall be-
Evening star., 1921-04-28
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ing struck nor striking anything but
that water. Then he had tumbled in.
But had he tumbled i'm Hadn't he
been pulled in: Hadn't that other
l'ttle Bear grabbed him and pulled
him in? The instant that idea popped
into his head Boxer was sure that
that was how il all came about. He
Glared IS much as such little Rear
could glare all around in search OF
that Other little Bear. But no other
little Bear but his sister woof-woof
was to be seen. She was Soiemniy
gazing at the water.
Now, of course. the splaShing Of tho
twins had made a lot Of ripples on
destroyed all reflections But by now
the water had become calm again.
Woof-N oof happened to look down
into 1T almost at her feet. 4 little
brown Bear looked back at her. 1t
was the same little brown Bear with
whom she had tried to touch noses
just before she fell in the water.
Woof-Woof poked Boxer and point
ed down in the water. Boxer look ed.
There was that same provoking little
black Bear Boxer lifted his lips and
Snaried. The other little Bear lifted
his lips in exactly the same way. but
Boxer heard no sound save his own
smart Boxer opened his mouth and
showed all his teeth. The other little
Bear opened his mouth and showed
other little Bear did. And il was Just
the same with Woof-Woof and the
little brown Bear
Boxer was tempted to strike at that
little Bear as he had before but Just
as he was about to do il he remem-
bered what happened before. This
caused him to back away hastily He
wouldn't give that other fellow "A
chance 10 pull him in again. When
he backed away the other little Bear
did the same thing. In a few stems he
disappeared. Boxer cautiously stole
forward. The other little Bear came
to meet him.
III ever there were two puzzled lit
tie Bears they were Boxer and Woof-
Woof as they tried to get acquainted
with their own reflections in the pond
of Paddy the Beaver
Copyright. 1921. by T. w Burgess
Evening star., 1921-04-28
CHAPTER TX.
IN WHICH HE HAS A NEAR
SHAVE.

CAPTAIN, you have me guessing"
The American bit the end OF another
cigar and leaned back in his chair.
"You say that swell Frenchman with
the walters lowering about like meas
round a dogs tail is the reason you
came to Paris. Is he kind of friendly
with Hiram c. Potts."
Drummond laughed.
"The first time I met Mr.. Potts" he
remarked. that swell Frenchman was
lust preparing to put thumbscrew
on his second thumb.
"Second?" The detective looked up
quickly.
"rhe first had been treated earlier
in the evening" answered Drum
removed your millionaire pal"
The other lit his cigar deliberately.
"Say. captain" he murmured. you
amt pulling my leg by any chance
are you?"
II am not" said Drummond short
that the gentleman over there was
distinctly. dis nc In fact. though up to date
such matters have not been much in
my line, / should put him down as a
sort of supercriminal. wonder what
The American ceased pulling at his
cigar.
do they vary?"
I'm England he is clean -shaven.
possesses a daughter. and answers to
Carl Peterson. AS he is at present I
should never have known him but
for that little trick of his"
Possesses a daughter, For the
first time the detective displayed
traces of excitement. Holy Smoke.
1t can't be him.
"Who?' demanded Drummond.
But the other did not answer. Out
of the corner of his eye he was
joined the subject of their talk. and
on his face was a dawning amaze
ment. He waited till the whole party
had gone into the restaurant. then.
throwing aside his caution, he turned
excitedly on Drummond.
Are you certain" he cried. that
that's the man who has been monkey
ing with Potts."
absolutely" said Hugh. "He recog-
nized me: whether he thinks l rec
ognized him or not. don't know"
Then what" remarked the detec-
tive. lis he doing here dining with
Hooking. our cotton trust man: with
stenemann. the German coal man.
and with that other guy whose face
is familiar. but whose name I can't
place? Two Of 'em, at any rate, car
tain. have got more millions than
were ever likely to have thousands.
Hugh stared at the American
SLast aight." he said slowly "he
was foreSatherinS with a crowd of
the most atrocious ragEed-trousered
rerOlutiOnariea i:'s ever been my luck
to run up against"
We're in IL. captain. right in the
middle Of it, cried the detective, slap
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Egg Outlets With Sauce

BOIL six eggs slowly for one hour
In saucepan. melt two tablesnoon.
LUIS LUIS. or butter. mix in four tablespoon
nns VI neated Hour and add one and
thlck and smooth. Chop and add the
eses. Season with lemon Juice. pen.
per and salt. When cold. mold into
tutlets. dip in beaten eggs, then roll
sn pread crumbs and fry until brown
nse ,,';,s with cream sauce garnished
Evening star., 1921-04-28
New Way to Fry Potatoes.

wash and peel some potatoes in the
ordinary way. When this is done. he
sin peelInS again just as you woulu
peel an apple. Be careful not to
ppeak pre- & these potato ribbons. but when
ny p.a5o is peeled away in this
manner drop the ribbons into very
hot and deep fat. Fry to a delicate
brown and drain on papers SPREAD
over a sieve. Keep hot until ali are
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Cucumber Cream Salad.

Peel, slice and boil three cucumbers
in strained white sauce until tender.
with sliced onion, one tablespoonful of
meat extract and one tablespoonful of
parmesan cheese. Press through a
sieve. add one tablespoonful of gelatin
softened in a little water to two cups
OF the pulp and liquid and add one cup
of cream. Line a mold or molds with
aspc. garnsh with beets and cold
cooked eggs and fill with the cucumber
cream. 1t may be colored a pale green.
Serve on lettuce and garnish with may
onnaise.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

come in?" said Hugh. who had lis
tened intently to every word the
American had said. "And the Ouch
ess of Lampshires pearls?"
Pearls" began the American. when
the restaurant door opened suddenly
and Ted birmingham emerged. He
seemed to be in a hurry. and Hugh
half rose in his chair. Then he sat
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Raisin Day-April Goth

Saturday Day all the United Statesthe day
millions will make delicious raisn foods Irythem
your Begin that day the benefit of the rans
healthf which brings the pretty the cheeks
Evening star., 1921-04-28
EDUCATIONAL.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION FOR sTH
,,s.csl ,h. clerk May %; special preparation fnr
snh Gamma fion The Civil Service Prepara,opy
Frankiin soso 'rher l2'h and sts. NV. Phone
Evening star., 1921-04-28
Cucumbers With Cream Sauce.

Pare goodsized Cucumhcrs. cut into
Halves. scoop ou, the seeds. cut each
half into three CroSSwisc and soak
IN cold water for an hour or two.
When ready TO cook. throw them into
boiling salteG water. Boil for thirty
minutes until transparent and ten-
der. drain. carefully put them at once
into a heated dish. pour over them
half a pint of white sauce.
Evening star., 1921-04-28

Mary Garden. director of the Chi
cago Opera Association, will make
her debut as an after-dinner speaker
at a banquet of the National Musi,
Trades Association-in Chicago in May
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
RICHMOND FIVE WINS
FROM NEWPORT NEWS
Merchants Bank Takes Contest From
Shipsnrd Outht. 81 Ia 3f-Cnrd-
well LcRtis In Scoring.

'Ntt iseNnN III scoring.
chants National bank baskctball
team OF Richmond. took the Newport
News Shiphnilo;ing and Dock uuin, in
FUN. -! !l-3i
ollie, Dcv:ne started tho game
Win beautiful goal from the mid
never m doubt. the Bankers. playing;
4 whtrIwind game and 1T the end OF
ine hrSt hali. the score stood IA to
10 in tho visitors favor.
AZ IN. hcSlaniaS Of the second half,
IN" 'i'uttcrworth' ran III some sub
S;itutes. which permitted the ship
nuiiR"rs to run up their score La some
oAt.hi IN that period.
pick ca;dwcll starred 1T left
forward. playing a great game At all
times anu ic.tuinS in the scoring with
nine goals from I'll" field. Punk
behind with series.
In addition 10 their usual excellent
suard:nS. Captain Butterworth ana
held goals apiece and Jesse Devinc at
center. came along with three.
Miller. ut left forward, Was the out
standing star for the Shphui'dcrs.
playing all over the floor and leading
his team IN scoring with five goals
from the field.
score.
MERCHANTS National Bank. 81; New
por, News Shsphuldins and Dry
Merchants Bank Position Shipbuildcrs
tcalicton left forward. Miller
Car,iwcl! fright forward. Nickcn
j. DcNiHc.. center Robinson
.. bcv!nc. left guard. 49,. ManncE
E9ttcrworth. right guard Fay
summary: Goals from ncld-Mcr-
chants National. rcnalcton. :: card :
w"ll 2. J. pevine. 3: q. Dcvine. ,:
Euttcrworth. : Goals from field
Shirbu.,drrs. Miller - Nickcn. 4.
Robinson, :; Fay. |. Goals from foul
Merchants National. Pcndleton. .
ont Il. Goals from foul--Shipbuilder
Miller. 5-iU, Nick-n. $40. Substitutes
Merchants National. Anderson. for
5gtt.rworIh. Ruttcrworth for .hndc;
SON, Turner for =. Dovinc. .. ncvinc
for Tgrnrr. Shiphuild.rs, i.ampkin for
n {. A. Halves. % minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
BOAT CLUB ARRANCEs
PLANS FOR 1921 SEASON
Activities Will Start March 1
Cicnsllaw Elected Captain
of Or.rnniIniin

Members OF the Virginia Boat Club
ar" LOOKING forward with great Gag
ern'Ss TO the opening OF the club
season on March l. as every indsca-
/ ton leads 20 the conclusion that l?2.
VIII be big year in the history Of
me organization.
Last year the membership OF II"
! clah was increased from 80 10 "i1
act!ve members. which. together wiki
the life membership OF about TO.
I makes total mcmhcrsh!p OF abou;
~. As the board OF directors mas
limited The active membership To 800.
only ABOUT hiiE new members can
De taken IN TINS season. and u is
therefore nrooahlc that the cluh VIII
hhNe a wanting hSt IN j rev months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
SPORTS
Amateur Commission
to Meet This Week

Matters afcrtinE tho 1921 >cn-
son or AMATEUR baseball In Rich
n.und viii he discussed at the an
ntial meeting of the Amateur
baseball Commission of Itichfaond.
Ia hr held this week In Mnrph.'>
Hotel. Officers Of the organization,
inrInuin. the president, sice-psc>-
idcut>. acrrrtarS ana treasurer.
onl. will lie present at the meet
ing. The copfab will he The an
nual affair Of the organic tinn.
The night Of the meeting has rot
been decided upon, hut il proh-
abi. will he Friday.
Robert sutton. secretary of the
organization, has called tho meet
ing. and onr OF the most Import
ant questions Ia he decided will he
tho srcnrin. Of another secretary.
Suttun declared last night he would
be unable Ia assume the duties
again this yrnr md that he posi-
lively would not stand for rc-clcc-
ton and would present his rcsiE-
nation TO the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
PHILADELPHIA SWAPS
R|xEY FOR TWO PLAYERS
'!"ikcrs Obtain Ring and NcaIc
From Reds for Tall Somthpnw.
No Money .uyolycl
LHy tsyocialrI pr,.t

PHILADELPHIA. IA. Nan 22.-
PITCHER itnla J. Rixcy. of III" rhiIa (.
"elph'a National League cIuh. mas
been traded % Cincinnati for Pitcher
Hihs and outiicldcr &calo. Manager
donovan. Of the local ciuh nunnunrod
i'tc TO-DAY. 80 cash consideration
was involved, the trad. h.in,. n
,t.,ra.iSht Gea, EiNn% came 10 the
sity OF Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

has several runs Of forty-cirht. and
great many In the ;hir:ics. On one
occasion she played tarcc games ana
IN each one she had Il JriSh run oil
'h!rtI-cisht. tp until the time she
appeared IN Philadelphia early this
month Miss Anderson had played i52
matches and was defeated in but
ninntrum of IhrNn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
NAVY WINS TWICE
Academy auint Keats Camp Hum
phrcy. While Swimmers Defeat
PcnnsYlran
LEY Associated Press,

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Jan 22-Thc
f"ated army officers from Camp Hum :
phrcys. Va. 81 TO II. and the swim
ming team hestcd University az Penn
SE!rani:,'s taakmcn - to u. Tn"
Middle relay team clipped Il NTH -.
It second from the academy record
for loo yards. Midshipman Emory
Won the OO-yard swin IN 3c y, Sec
nuds. ~ seconds better than the
former record
In the distance plunge, kochi"r.
f"unsE lvnnia. covered tn" Io-to"t
stretch in - 60 seconds. / 10 seconds
better than the naval record,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
medical COLLEGE QU|NT
DEFEATS PARK VIEW FIVE
Doctors Down Conqucrors Of Rich
mond Terminal. 33 to 20,
ut Y. w. c. a.
NEAL PLAYS STELLAR GAME
Local Center Cages Nine Goais
From Court--Entirc Team shows
Excellent Work-Spidcr Scrubs
Win Contest From Fork Union.

SIedic,, coiIar. ar virginia last
njrht dnn,nns;r5t,d before a large
crowd al the Y. w. {. 4. gamma .ulu
that the showing ii has made on the
n hi az luck The embryo doctors
defan.,d ;ha ,a-k View Ath:eti,. club
Of po-,snnu,h ~ ih. score OF "a TO
% ihanks 10 In, efforts Of Neal. their
center who carcd nine goals from
the court;
Tho yirinry ar tho doctors enabled,
them ia settle an old score Win the
Portsmouth team, AZ tn. Tidcwatcr
o,itHt defeated IN, NTcdicos in Ports
mouth scvcr,! weeks aga II was
largely through the passing ability
Of The Richmond out:i, and tho ac-
local Contingent vas possible. The
medical college Eve displayed a team
work that il has not shown IN for
mer contests this wear ANA which
surpassed that Of ;hc portsmouth
five.
Portsmouth ended n .wo-iay visit
to this city last night The boys
terminal team In in the RiehmSmd
emerged victorious only after hard
struggle by tho score al - 20 81.
vit.,ors Was the outstanding feature
Mcdicos this, was lacking. however.
rathe- ensily.
''Dean" Murray. one Of the stars OF
ttrc' Richmond outfit. isad TO retire
fren the game before ID had been in
p'Seress long OWNS % an injury TO
fected the morale or the tam 10 a
came back ANA ,"oI, ~, - o ,n ,! S|"t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
GIMTER PARK FIVE WINS
Defeats West Point High school, Is
to II. at Community tiub-NiSf-
tors Passing Ecnturcs

Gm;"r i'ark Athletic Association
ADDED another basketball victory to
its string last night when tn. sub;r-
BAN team defeated the IVES; Point
!iiSh School outfit by the score OF Is
10 IL the contest. which proved to
hc one OF the hardcS; the Richmond
team has played this season. was
featured by III, excellent passing OF
the visiting team. Inability IL To-
cate the basket resulted in the dc
feat of the visitors. however.
ltui,ins goal shooting stood ont
prominently tor the lnca! team.
Tie score:
%. J.. tlSJ Position W. T.. ID
iiuiiin. ..... left forward 49,. Asher
Spcss.,:'l ..eh, forward Williams
IrE" l'ausa center. Garden
Kline #...... left guard. n Sims
i""Ectt. right guard Robert Sins
Goals from ncld---Rui'iu. s. Specs
sard. l.: b"SEctt, >: Asher :: VIII
lians. ,. Goals from fuul--Tcv.-
paugh. T. Garden. i. Rcferce-A.
Bell. G. III. \. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

CHICAGO. Jan. Michigan d.
i"at"d Northwestern In Il Western
conference BASKETBALL game tonight
~ II score ~ 30 10 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
Penn walInps Dnr,mou,t,

.,fiili.ApELriiiA. PA. Jan. 20.
Ihc university of Pennsylvania: 10.
lated Dartmouth. % to IS. IN an in
here tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
Ia, Wrestler. ,.u, 49,,

EuR"h" McAlliGtcr and Dennis Reed
n9nth' az wr"stlcrs OF tho Boys Clut,'
49, s.@pb!c Ter n" title OF that or
the Community Club -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

Mems suits. good mate
rials, good styles, green,
brown mixed; revised to
sell at S20.e0, $1,000 and
up.