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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-09-22

The bus line between Marion and
Conway is being operated according
to schedule. The bus makes double
daily trips. leaving Conway in the af-
ternoon Just ahead of the Atlantic
Coast Line train. 1t is. said the rail-
road OFFICIALS are taking serious no
tice or the new bus line and are in
vestigating the feasibility of extend
ing the railroad to Aynor on to Mar
ion or Mullins. Until the bus line was
opened Conway had poor connections
with the towns OF the state. 1t was a.
long journey to the Horny capitol and
a trip there meant the loss of a day.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-09-22
Fire Damages Automobire

Bennettsville. Sept 2O-Much ex-.
citement was caused in this eitv
Sunday afternoon when the automo-
bile of J. B. Maxwell. well known.
lumber man of Bennettsville. caught
IRE on Broad street, directly In front
or the court house. The fire blazed
merrily for few minutes, but was
extinguished by chemicals before the
car was greatly damaged. The fire was
the first in several weeks for Beg-
nettsvflle. which is said to have one
or the best fire records in the state.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-09-22
SAME THING HAPPENED IN FAY =
ETTEVILLE.

If the history of the world had been
recorded in detail since the beginning
Of man there would De nothing new
under the sun. History has a habit of
repeating itself, not only in warfare ,
but in the ordinary things of the day.
Four or five years ago DilIonites
visiting the Cape Fear Fair at Fay
etteville watched man as he ascend 49,
Ed in balloon for the purpose OF
making a jump from the clouds As
the balloon dashed away from the
earth the spectators were mortified
to see a man dangling head down
ward from the ropes and makint
frantic efforts to clutch the rope .
above and pull himself up. The man
was spectator and was so interested
IN watching the balloon as il dashed
away that he failed 10 see the coil uf
rope that gradually tightened around
his foot as the balloon assembled The
shouts OF the people attracted the at
tcntion of the balloonist. and looking
downward h. discovered the unwill-
ing passenger. The balloonist. howev-
er. was powerless. He had to let the
balloon reach a certain height he
fore he could cur his uarachute ioose.
He yelled 10 the man 10 hold tight.
and the moment TIE balloon reached
q safe height he cut The parachute
loose and brought The man back 70
Tie earth in ..r.t,. rh. man liI no,
even suffice q -rr.tch. bat wien he.
reached th- earth again %. wa the
widest man in Cumberland county.
Late: J." hlou-.t 81 -..t foy damages
AGAINST nh. Car' F.,i Assoc alton ana
IL" case Was a-ati j. t." superior
court.
Dillonlt"s "ho W.ti'as.1 q tais 'hrHi
n& seen" vowed ana declared that
nothing lik" IL had 'r"r happcued he
'tr". History doe q. .'cs,' "ny
hing like it, hat according 90 Mon
lays papers III" same t'iaa happen
'G Sunday afternoon ia D'Y. scls. Bel
GUM. in the balloon rae" FOR the
lanes Gordon Bonnet uophy Four
teen balloons contested for the
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-09-22
DILLON READY TO ACT.
Promoters Claim that Dillon and
Marlboro Show No Interest i'm
Calhoun Highway.

The following is taken from the
Pee Dee Advocate:
Mayor T. c. Crosland has receiv-
ed the lowwing letter:
Cheraw, South Carolina, Septem-
ber 10, 1921.
Mayor T. c. Crosland, BENEFITS
vile. South Carolina.
Dear Sir:-Re: Matter Calhoun
Highway Association.
1t now seems that on account of a
lack of interest in Bennettsville and
Dillon the Calhoun Highway will
have to run by Darlington and Flor
ence so as Ito tap the Wilmington
highway at Florence.
am still of the opinion that the
route by Bennettsville and Dillon
offers the best solution of this prob
lem. Do you think there is any
chance of getting the local interest
aroused so as to get this road to the
North Carolina line, as the North
Carolina people have already assur-
ed me that they will take care of
their end?
With kindest personal regards l
am Yours very truly,
II. +. Hanna.
5. c. Vice-President Calhoun High
way Association.
Little Interest Taken.
Mayor Crosland says:
1T is a shame for us to lose the
chance of getting this highway.
called meeting of the business
men once Or twice, and as the paople
take so little interest in the matter
/ am at a loss to know what to do
If the people will show the proper
interest we can get it. but if we sit
down and let it go by, it suits me-"
Why by Florence?
This road certainly ought TO come
by Bennettsville. Although the peo-
pie may not show sufficient interest
this county will do its share. 1t al.
ready has good road from the Che.
raw bridge via Bennettsville and Nc.
Coll to the N. c. line, and via Ben.
lnettsville and Dunbar to the Dillon
line. where Dillon takes it up with q
splendid highway. Marlboro is go
ing to have even a better road when
1t completes its link of the state
highway )m the Cheraw bridge tc
the Dillon line.
TO go by Darlington and Florenc.
from Cheraw would be 20 to 80 mile:
out of the way. If it goes that way
it will miss Cheraw, for the travel
would eventually turn down by Cam.
den and Bishopville to Florence.
Besides, there is no bridge across
the river below Cheraw, and is not
likely to be soon. In fact, the AT
lantlc Coast highway is preparing te
go from Florence around by CheraW
TO Wilmington. instead of waiting
Tor the uncertain Pee Dee bridge. as
the following communication ir
tuesdays State and News and Courier
shows:
(Dillon's position in the matter is
this: Dillon was asked several weeks
ago to meet with representative.
! from Cheraw. Dillon citizens got rep
resentatives from Rowland and th,
meeting was held at the court house
Ihe Cheraw representatives eXplaine,
the plans under which the highwa,
was to be built. Dillon and Rowland
citizens pledged them their support
lIhls meeting adjourned. but NOTHING
further was heard from the Cherav
iolk. Dillon and Rowland are read,
10 do their part any time they are
called upon. They are awaitins
further instructions from Cherav
where the vice-presdent of the pro
posed highway lives.-Editor Her
ald)
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-09-22
Rally Day Sunday Sent. %

Enlistment day at the Dillon First
baptist church Sunday school will
be observed next Sunday, Sept. 25th.
The pupils of primary and junior de-
partments will furnish most of the
program, which promises to be in
structive and entertaining. Service be-
gins promptly at 10 o'clock. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend this
service.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-09-22

Auditor Allen and Treasurer Watson
are in Columbia this week attending
the statewide meeting of auditors
and treasurers. Treasurer Watson is
down on the program for the response
to the address of welcome.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-09-22

CONTINUED on Page Eighty
, 1921-11-21
FOOTBALL FINALS SATURDAY

AT Observation-Disclosures ), Purdue
o.
At misunderstanding %. Franklin
o.
At Evanston-Iowa IA. Northwest.
ern o.
At Notwithstanding Aggies II,
Oklahoma Z.
At Louisviile-Centre college rs,
Washington and Lee o.
At ADVANTAGEOUS Damo 81,
At omaha-south Dakota State 7,
Creighton o.
At Ames-Nebraska 50, Ames 8.
At Misunderstanding Hampshire 10.
Holy Cross 4.
Johns 8.
Mount st. Mays o..
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Agricul-
tural college IL. Tufts o.
At Wilmington. Del-Delaware 6.
Penn. Military college o.
At Stanford-California AZ, Stan
ford 7.
At Albuuuerque-Un,versity of Arb
ona "a. University of New Mexico 0.
At Spokane-Idaho 6, Gonzaga 0.
At Cedar Rapids-Coe 2s. Cornell Z.
At Portland-Multnomah Amateur
Athletic club II. Ninth Army corps Z.
Al Eugene-Oregon Aggiea o, Uni
versity OF Oregon O.
At Butte-Montana Mines 0. Mon
tana Wesleyan o.
At Los Angeles, ~Calif.-Final, Uni
versity of Southern California IL,
Whittier o.
, 1921-11-21
TIE LOOMS FOR
MOUNTAIN TITLE
Dual Championship Seems
Probable in Conference;
Colorado at Top.

DENVER. Colo. Nov. 2i.-colo-
RADIO University. the only Colorado
team eligible for the Rocky Mountain
football championship. emerged from
Saturdays contest with the Colorado
AEEies at Fort Collins with a.10 to 0
victory. This was the only confer
once game played Saturday.
The mythical championship now
appears to lilo between Colorado. Utah
and Utah Aggies. Colorado has now
10 meet only the Colorado School OF
Mines mex Thanksgiving day while
Utah and Utah Aggies viii meet on
the same day Thus at least n dual
tie for the championship seems GER
tain. unless the Miner should spring a
surprise on Colorado.
None Of the three teams mentioned
have met defeat. although Utah and
Colorado played a scoreless tie at Salt
Lake last week.
, 1921-11-21
FOOTBALL MOVIES TO Be USED IN TRAINING SQUAD
MICHIGAN COACH ADAPTs FILMS TO PRACTICAL WORK

ANN ARBoR, Mich. Nov. 81.
Motion pictures are to play an i'm
portant part In the future coaching
OF the Michigan varsity football
squad, Coach Fielding II. Yost an
nounced following an investigation
along this line.
Coach Yost discovered the value
OF motion pictures to a football
coach by accident He asked n To-
cal motion picture cameraman to
make 1900 feet OF film of the Mich
igan-Ohio State game. 1t Was Yost'i
intention to compile a pictorial rec
ord Of important Michigan games to
show about the state and at cias.
reunions IN the future.
When the pictures were delivered
q small room adjoining Yost's office
was converted into a projection
room n the pictures shown upon
q small cardboard. the motion pic
ture machine being focused to show
all Of the play on the cardboard. Al
though the figures in the picture ap-
peared to DO but n few inches in
height Coach Yost by standing close
to the cardboard. obtained as good
n view Of his team In action MS
though he had been playing in tho
backfield. The value of motion pic
lures for training purposes became
, 1921-11-21

touchdowns for AZ points In champion
ship contests. while Fullback Locke
OF Iowa was third and Bedding Of
Iowa tied for fourth place. giving the
Hawkcyes three of tho tour leading
scorers OF The season
Devine who was recently termed
-. ss,a'est backheid player ne
country has aver knswn." a mar OF
all-American cniibre by DIR. Harry VII
liams. Minnesota football coach. is %
years OF age. Is, Of rtocky build. hve
feet 0 inches tall and weighs los
pounds. whilo Devine and Locke
have done most OF Iowa's scoring. the
formers brother. Glen Devine. half
back. has, been n star in interference
work.
In the last two Of his three years
eleven. Aubrey Devinc has been
chosen by nearly tIi critics for quar-
terback on the mythical an-Nestern
and aii-conference teams.
, 1921-11-21

apparent to the hurry up" mentor.
by turning the machine slowly he
found he could obtain the results OF
a rapid action csmcra- Yost turned
the reel through the machine over
aud over again. studying the man.
ner in which each OF his charges
conducted himself in the Ohio State
game. He learned which OF the men
followed the play at all times and
which lacked aagressiveness. After
the demonstration was over Yost
had accurate information concern.
Ing the good and bad points OF each
member of his squad who appeared
Curing the game.
81 cannot say that motion pictures
will revolutioniEe coaching but they
will aid us considerably In giving
us ciose-ups of tho men under fire.
Coach Yost said. The camera 70.
cords facts that cxnnot be disccrn.d
from the Lideiiner during a game.
A coach Knows ais mon better ty
having seen them on the screen"
Yost viii attempt to procure q
screen record Of the Wisconsin and
games.
The pictorial record will not Ne
confined t. Il otball. the mentor
said. but pictures VIII be taken of
games Of all varsity sports.
, 1921-11-21
BALL CLUBS OUT
FOR RECRUITS
Cardinals and Browns Add 20
New Players to Rosters
for New Season.

ST. LOUIS, No. Nov. 21.-St. Louis
cubs OF tire major leagues are busy
obtaining recruits In preparation for
the 1922 season. Tine Nationals a I've
added fifteen new players to their
roster and tho Americans. fourteen.
Although pitching proved the weak
Apots of both teams last year ui;y
Eve new pitcher Lave been obtained
by each club. some of them being re-
called. They are:
Cardinals = Clyde Bsrfoot from
Houston; Bill Barnes. Nokomis. H.;
Harry Fuller. ST. Louis; Artie Rem.
hart, Los Angeles and Mike Kircher,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Browns-James Elliott, Terre
Haute; Frank Henry. Orlando, Fla;
Roy Sanders and Wayne Wright.
Louisville. and Henry Heine. Beau.
mont. Texas.
Other players added to the clubs
are:
cardinals-Catcher. George Gillian.
Syracuse. I%nfielders, Jom Bottomiy
and Ray Blades. Houston; Earl Adams
and julie Ems. Syracuse: Ed Handley,
Lansing, Mich. O~outfielders, Howard
Jones. Moline, ILL.,: Elmer Land, Mon.
terey. Cal, and Earl Sengotta. st.
Louis.
Browns-Catchers John Having,
Tulsa and Bennett Tate. Terre Haute.
Infielders. Harry Strong and Gene
Robertson, Joplin; William Mullen,
Mobile. Ala; James Riley. Terre
Haute; Phil Todt. Tulsa and Carl
Pierce. Mitchell. S. d. Outfielder,
Cedric Duerst, Beaumont
, 1921-11-21

AT Fort coilins-Coiorado Cniver.
sity 10. Colorado Aggies O..
At Observation-Disclosures 10, Yale 3.
At New York-Syracuse IA. Dart.
mouth Z. E
At Providence--Brown Z. Colgate o.
At New Observation-Disclosures II.
west Virginia 4.
At Boston-Georgetown IA. Boston
college 10.
At Grove city-Grove CITY %. Mari
eta 2.
At oberlin-oberlin Z. Western Re
serve 0.
At South Bethiehem-La,ayette rs.
Lehigh 8.
At Pittsburg-Carnegie Tech. 81.
University of Maryland o..
At Observation-Disclosures 40, wesle-
yam o.
At Chicago-chicago .. Wisconsin o.
At Cleveland-Case Is. Kenyon o.
At characterization 7. Union 0.
At New York-New York university
Z, Trinity 4.
AT Observation-Disclosures So.
Haverford o.
At Columbus-IIiinois 7. Ohio State
o.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20. De-
Pauw o.
At Ann Arbor-Michigan IS. Mime
sofa o.
AT Atianta-Georgia %. Alabama
0.
At Lewisburg-BuckneIi So. susque.
hanna Z.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING college IA.
, 1921-11-21

tneater last night. showed clearly that
after the ball had been passed It
struck the ground twice before II was
scooped up by Walquist OF Illinois.
who then ran several yards for the
only touchdown OF the game.
Coach wilce made arrangements to
see h pictures at a private showing
today and stills" Of the play We're
baing taken from the motion picture
film.
The Ohio State coach Indicated that
while no formal protest probable
would be made on the play. the photo
graphic proof would DO called to the
attention OF the men who ~orficiated
At tho game. Coach wflcc declared
that Immediately following the play,
Ohio State players had asked the Of
ficials whether the ball had grounded
and were told II had not
, 1921-11-21
First Brick in
NeW Temple Is
Handed to Ruth

NEW YORK. Nov. 2i.-Babe Ruth.
the homerun king, today was the
proud possessor OF the brick which
viii. be the first one laid in the new
Knights of Columbus headquarters
building.
He received It yesterday from tho
hands OF Marshal Fooh OF France.
Archbishop Patrick j. Hayes acted
rs interpreter between the great
French leader and Ruth at the cere-
money on the steps Of st. Patricl's
cathedral.
IT am glad that we are both mem.
bers OF the Knights OF Columbus
the marshal said.
II wish we could have you intro
duce baseball in France"
, 1921-11-21
California Coach
Goes East to See
Big Grid Battle

BERKEL.sY. Cal. Nov. 21.-Andy
Smith. head coach OF the University
OF California's champion football
team, today was en- route to Philadel.
phia where he will witness the Cor.
nell-Pennsyivania game next Thurs.
day. He will view the army-navy grid
Iron battle in New York Saturday.
Smith also will endeavor to get a line
on the team to DO selected to repre.
sent tho east in the annual New
Years day classic at Pasadena, Cal.
, 1921-11-21
FOUR UADEFATED GRID
SQUADS IN THE EAST

NEW YORK. Nov. si.-Yaie's de
feat by Bob Fishers football folk ut
Harvard leaves Penn State. LaFay
cite. Cornell and washington and
Jefferson as the only undefeated ma
jor college eievens Of the east this
Captain Malcolm Aldrich OF Yale
continues the leading point scorer, the
field goal he booted against Harvard
making his point Sc. Captain Jim
Robertson Of Dartmouth. is second
with rs.
, 1921-11-21
ACCEPTS
GRID Defeat
BY ILLINOIS

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Nov. 81. =
After seing motion pictures of Sat-
urday's football victory Of Illinois
yer Ohio State. Coach j. w. Wilce,
Of Ohio State announced at noon
today in his opinion the disputed
forward pass which resulted in the
lone Illinois touchdown was per-
fcctiy legitimate
, 1921-11-21
DEFEATS
THERM0P TEAM
.Greybull and Cowley Tie in
Late Battle; Season to
End Thursday.

BASIN. wyo., Nov. 21.-The Ba.
sin High School defeated Thermop.
oils in hat town Friday by the score
of 80 to 20. At, Greybull the team of
that town played a I TO Z tie with
Cowley.
Those who witnessed the game ON
slider that the cowley team gave the
poorest exhibition of any game they
have played this year.
The conference football season
closes next Thursday with Cowley at
Worland and Greybull Mt Basin.
, 1921-11-21

equailed IN the conference IN re-
cent years.
Devine's record represents nine
touchdowna and IL goals from touch
downs. He led the conference in each
of these branches OF scoring as well as
IN the total points. Counting prelim-
mary games; HIS total would he much
larger.
Ranking next to Deviuc was Elliot,
, 1921-11-21
MOVIES reveal ERROR OF THE
Referee IN OHIO STATE GAME

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Nov: 21:-Much interest was evil
denced here today in the claim of some Ohio State followers
that Illinois defeated Ohio State in their annual football
game here last Saturday by a touchdown on a forward pass
play that was completed after the ball had been grounded.
Motion pictures of the game, displayed at a downtown
, 1921-11-21
Washington CreU
NeU Shell
For Big Regatta

SEATTLE. Nov. 21.-University of
washington's varsity crew has just
received n new ncing shell in which
they will row against the University
Of CALIFORNIA on Lake Washington
here next spring. The boat. christen.
cd the "sundodger' Is declared one of
the fastest shells on the coast. Cali
fornia defeated Washington their last
race.
, 1921-11-21
First in NeUs
OF All EUents
SEATTLE MANAGER JOINS
PORTLAND BALL CLUB

SEATTLE. Nov. 2I.-Fred Rivers.
business manager OF the Seattle base
ball club for three years. today an
nounoed he had signed a three-year
contract to act In n similar capacity
for the Portland club. Rivers said hs
expected to az for the east today
to confer with major league managers
regarding players
, 1921-11-21
Japs to Play
Football Game

Los ANGELES. Nov. 2I.-Footbail
team composed of Japanese students
OF Stanford university and OF the Uni
versity of Southern California will
meet in Los Angeles during the Christ
mas holidays on a date to be set, to
decide the Japanese football cham
pionship OF the world" it is announc-
ed
, 1921-11-21
CHEYENNE HIGH DEFEATS CASPER
81 TO 20, IN SATURDAY BATTLE.
City Waniors After Casper Scoring in the
First Five Minutes Of Play Indicated Easy
Victory; Lester Seriously Injured

Marred by the serious injury of Bill Lester, Casper quar-
tebrack, the game between Cheyenne and Casper at Chey-
enne Saturday will probably go down as one of the biggest
fuke games ever played in interscholastic circles this fall.
Cheyenne won the game by a score of 81 to 20, but in doing
SO it fuked a victory from an admittedly better team. Chew
, 1921-11-21
Cubs to Play
Seattle Series

SEATTLE Nov. 21.-Four base
ball games with the Chicago Cubs
have been signed for tho Seattle club
o. the Pacific Coast league. It was
announced by James II. Boldt. presi-
dent OF the club. The games will be
played at Stockton. Cal. where the
Seattle Indians Will train
, 1921-11-21
THE TRIBUNE,S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
aubrey DEVINE LEADS SCORING
In WESTERN conference PLAY

CHICAGO Nov. 21-(By The Associated Press) =
Aubrey Devine, the little all-western champion and quarter
back of the University of Iowa football eleven. western con-
ference champions, led all the big ten stars in scoring dur
ing the past season. Devine Tailed 6S of the 1913 points his
team made in Championship contests: a record which has not
, 1921-11-21
AND AMERICAN
TEAMS IN AUTO POLO

LOS ANGELES. Nov. c1.-An auto
mobile polo game between English
and American teams win feature pre-
liminary entertainment at tho Thanks
giving day automobile on the
Los Angeles speedway.
Captain Raymond Lampkin. who Is
said to have originated the sport, will
direct the English team. Edward
Daily. Of Dallas. Texas, will captain
the American team. -Four automobiles
lind a sphere tho size OF a basketball
iire used In tho game md the mallct-
men ride on the sides of the cars.
, 1921-11-21

Highest prices paid for diamonds.
old gold and silver. H. II. Kline.
Jeweler, oil Exchange building.
RI6.+F
, 1921-11-21

Mrs II. T. Ashurst. before her mar
rfage to the United States senator
from Arizona. was chief of the wealth
err station at Flagstaff. and the first
wt.ii.n in the United States to whom
such a responsibility was entrusted.
, 1921-11-21
Giuen
Grid Players

IOWA CITY. Iowa. Nov. 21.-rht
board Of control OF athletics at the
University of Iowa will award NINA
ture gold and silver footballs to bt
worn as watch charms. to members OF
the 1921 Hawkeye football team or
the evening Of December IA. when the
annual banquet is given the team.
, 1921-11-21

The Chandni Chowk or "sfiver
Street" il the main bazaar Of Delhi.
and n OF the richest streets in the
world. Many OF Its shops T occu-
pied By jewelers. whose boards Of prec-
.o,s stones represent fabulous IN
, 1921-11-21
GIVES LEWIS
new CHANGE At TITLE

NEW York. Noy. 21.-stanislaus
zbyszko. who will defend his heavy
weight wrestling title here next Mon
day with Ed tstrangler) Lewis. the
former champion. as an opponent. has
engaged In $40 professional graphing
contests. It is said that Stanislaus.
who is something e the fifty mark
in years. has lost only one match,
that to the late champion. Frank
Gotch.
RING EVENTS CALLED OFF.
Los ANGELES. Nov. 2t.-Bccause
of the death Of Patrick NJ. Doyle.
father Of Jack Doyle. boxing promoter.
there win no no program tomorrow
nIght at Vernon aroma here.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
SAMUEL MORRIS, 70, DIES.

Samuel Morris, civil war veteran,
who has been residing with his
daughter, Mrs Jesse Hedges, 81 West
Irving street. Chevy Chase, Md, died
Thursday At Charlotte. y. c. He had
been in III health for eighteen months.
Mr. Morris was born in Albany. y.
Y, June 4, 1871. the son of Samuel
Morris and Elizabeth Mason. At an
early age he learned the printing
business When the civil war broke
out he and his brothers volunteered
and enlisted in the l13th Albany
County Regiment, which was trans
ferred to the eth New York. Company
c. heavy artillery. of which his brother,
John A. Morris. was captain.
In 1864 he was promoted to Com
pany A. same regiment, and made sec
ond lieutenant His first wife was
Elizabeth Thomas of Albany, who
died in 1868. Later he married Mat
tie Foster of Brattleboro. Vt, who
died in 1917.
He was a member of the Lincoln
Post, G. A r. For the last twenty
years he has been associated with
the government printing office Eere-
He is survived by a brother, Will
liam Morris of Albany, y. y; four
children. John G. Morris of New
Haven. Conn; Mrs. Charles +. Reebe
Ilsley of Charlotte, n. C. and Mrs,
Jesse II. Hedges Of this city. and four
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
Wright's chapel, 1897 10th street
northwest, Monday, April II, at II
am Interment at Arlington will be