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5L5 REDEMPTION OF FIVE PER CENT
y first mortgage gold bonds OF the Della

ware SOu0tS TIe0ITiC SoHphtSs
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
the terms of tho bonds and the mortgage
securing the same OF the Delaware County
Electric Company. . dated the 2d day OF Au:
ss issue. will be redeemed.
These bonds will be paid for at one hun
dred and Ave and accrued Interest to Jsnu-
Ary 10 1929. upon presentation at the Office
OF the Philadelphia Trust COMPANY (for.
merly the Philadelphia Trust. Safs Deposit
and Insurance Company trustee. northea st
corner OF Broad and Chestnut streets, Phila-
del phia, on or about tho sixteenth U8th) day
Of January, 1922. All interest on said bonds
will ceas, on January 16 1922.
DELAWARE COUNTY ELECTRIC
COMPANY.
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ELECTRiCAb IImIrIEs CORPORATION

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO "
The regular quarterly dividend ot one AMI
o,e-auurier lA9sD per cent on t.e 1DT"fprr'I
s,"cE Of the EIECTRICAL UTILITIIGS
CORPORATION has boen declared ptra6Ic
january 10. 1929. 10 tho preferred gtork
holders ot record at the close OF business
January T. io22' - s,,rr,, In
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tSSs THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
g. c9nTtbutors to the Glen Mills
II, 1922, at I o'clock =. NJ, at the oifice OF
hs Glen Mills scnools. 2os Bailey Building.
1918 Cheetnut street. The annual report OF
the board OF managers Will be submitted,
and an election will be held for officers for
ne ensuing year and seven managors to
erie for three years.
EDMUND @. HAMERsLY
Secretary.
Philadelphia. January 4. 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06

N Yk Light II Pitts c Chi &
q Pwr 4s 81 l. a 5s
l...,.I - l... o0ta
New Y N II I Portl'd RwY &
IL Is % LIght 7i5s
:".. 3lia l.,., 1921
new y " IL q Produces & Re-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06

DANK OF NORTH AMERIc,

IN. Annu,, >,o.,,. December 0. 1921.
Vim ~ n$nk for tho election OF fdi,eGaers d,renteerrs
isy, JanT.aav Me,a At the banking house on T.es,
u o'eIocL ~. ies2; between the hours q,
u. $. KRONER,
Cashier,
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kEpTHE REAL ESTATE TRUST COM
W PANY OF PHILADELPHIA

January y. le-s,
The Annual Meeting VI tho stockholders
" this company will bs held at its building.
Southeast Corner Broad and Chestnut streets,
On Tuesday, January 10. 1922, at IL o'oloct
AN. at which there will be an election toi
successors to those directors whose terms
hsn expire; ana such other business will be
etore the meeting.
EDWARD Y. TOWNSEND. Secretary.
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Annual Meetings
,Ss THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
W BREWING co.

Tho twenty.tourth annual meeting of the
stockholders OF this company will be held at
he general office OF the company. No. A31
North Seventh ave. Scranton. Pa. Friday.
January Goth, 1929, at 2 .. m. for the cleo
Ton OF directors and the transaction OF such
yhsr business as may come before the
meeting. w. q. HARDING.
y SeCy. Treas.
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FEDERAL SUGAR REFINING co.

The regular Quarterly dividend Of on" and
three-auarters per cent (iAool on the com
WLsCLj on the preferred SHARES OF this
COMPANY win be paid February 1, IS22.
business January 20, 1929. Transfer boohs
viii not close, ,
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BANK or rHILADELrIIIA

doth and Master SITS.
Al a meeting OF the Board o. DIRECTORS Of
OF g per cent (sI per share) was declared
10 stockholdeTs q record q this day. pay
"''' O. A. WELLS Jry
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06

Mo Pac 5s 20
5..... Of
Mont'a Pwr 5s
3d., S3i4
Mor's Co AZ 8
1..... 90
NJ a Es'x 3 u s
6..... 7S
New Or Tex &
Mexico bs
1..... SO "
New Or Tex 3
Mexico 6s
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.estinghs'e l.
4 Mfg In

g., iO1s series c wi. Cent? 8 s
-. ,.., i,,.. aMl ir,,. T<x
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
BULLETS FLY IN
NEW YORK'S !.
v. {. A. ROOMS

NEW YORK CITY, Sept. 23.-Thc
calm Of the Harlem branch of the Y.
w. {. a. was rudcly broken last week
during d meeting of the Appomatox
Republican Club The shots were
fired by Clarence Cobb, custodian OF
the building
The trouble started when D. w,
Goodall, a member OF the club, arose
under the influence Of liquor, and at
tempted to break up the meeting. The
Rev. K. NJ. Bolden, who was in charge
OF the meeting, asked Mr.. Cobb to
eject the drunken man, giving him in
structons not to readmit him in case
he should return. Goodall left the
building, but returned sometime later,
still more drunk, and brandishing a
revolver. Cobb then seized his own
pistol and fired it, wounding Goodall
in the hip. He was taken to a hos
ptal, where it was ascertained that his
wounds were only of a minor nature.
When sufficiently sobered, he ex-
pressed regret for his actions.
The Rev. Mr.. Bolden is candidate
for the assembly from the 18th Dis
trict.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
MASONs DOUBT
ABDUL IS On
7 He | { Y { |

NEW YORK CITY, Sept. 2j.-
Abdul Hamid Suleiman OF khartum,
Sudan, Egypt. present address 143
appointed man. To newspaper report
ers last week, he declared he was con-
hdent that the 100000 colored Amer
lean Shriners would be glad to have
him anoint them as true Shriners oil
Mecca in Arabia and thereby make 1t
difficult or impossible, he said. for the
white Shriners to go any further with
the federal injunction proceedings
they have instituted to restrain the
Negro organization from using the
name Mystic Shriner or wearing
Shrine emblcms.
When the matter was brought to
his attention, Caesar X. Blake OF
Charlotte, n. C., Imperial Potentate
OF the Shriners, issued the following
statement:
American Negroes would have to
become Mohammcdans in order to ac-
cept Suleiman's offer, and American
Negroes are Christians. That settles
it.
Therefore Abdul will do no ap-
pointing nor will he collect assess
mcnt from each of the 100000 which
was to be paid by him at Mecca when
he returned there to inscribe their
names.
"As to Abdul's authority, have no
reason 10 doubt it. Abdul appeared
before the Imperial Council OF the
Negro Shriners in Washington last
month, and after offering to authen-
ticatc his credentials, wrote them out
in Arabic. No one could read the
document except Abdul however. 1t
was turned over to the State Depart
ment, which at last accounts was still
irving to decipher it.
The authority for the Negro
Shrine organization in America IS well
authenticated as branch Of the Prince
Hall order of Masons. Our organiza-
ton expects favorable decision from
the courts in the litigation now pend
ing against the colored Shrine in Texas
and Arkansas"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
GIRL SHIELDS HER
LOVER FROM WILD
MAN; IS KILLED

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 23.-
Thelma Butler, II, threw herself be-
tween Ora Smoots, her sweetheart,
and a drunken white man, Fred Hen
shaw, when Henshaw attached Smoots
Monday night.
Her body acted as a shield for her
sweetheart, and a bullet from the
drunken whites pistol imbedded it.
self in her body, wounding her fatally.
The two were standing in front of the
Butler girls home when Henshaw
brandishing a revolver, staggered up
to a point near the couple and began
firing at Smoots With a scream, the
girl placed herself in front OF the boy
as a shield a bullet entering her head.
The slayer fed, pursued by a crowd
Of men. He jumped upon the running
board of a passing automobile and
forced the driver TO drive him away.
After driving several blocks the driver
saw that the liquor was overcoming
Henshaw and knocked him from the
running board. He was then cap
tured.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
SAt EVA TIoA
ARMY ASKING
HALF MILLION

Organization work for the annual
home service campaign OF the Saliva
ton Army began IN earnest this week
with the acceptance OF Cyrus II. Nc
Cormiek, Jr, OF the responsible post
OF chairman OF the executive COM
mitiee
NJ a luncheon Of the executive com
mittee al the Union League Club, Fri
day, Mr. Mccormick outlined the plan
for the campaign and also announced
that he was asking about thirty OF
Chieago's most prominent business
and professional men to serve with
him. Plans to coordinate the worl. OF
the mems and women's division Of the
committee were also discussed.
Mrs. Joseph Fish, chairman OF the
womcn's division, entertained group
chairmen OF the women's division at
a luncheon at the Chicago Women's
Club on Saturday to discuss plans for
their participation. Miss Agnes Fore
man, chairman OF the Womens auxil-
larry OF the Salvation Army. announced
that She expected to have 10000 wom-
en- enrolled in the auxiliary before the
drive opens on October 10 and they
hope to reach every home in Chicago
with the Salvation Army appeal.
The army IS asking $498,000 to carry
on its work in Chicago in 1928 The
army budget showing how this sum
is 10 be spent. has been approved in
detail by the Chicago Advisory Board,
OF which the late Francis s. Peabody,
was chairman The hard headed bust
ness men on the board subjected the
budget to a searching scrutiny and
agreed that this sum was necessary il
the army is TO function efficiently.
None OF the money will be spent out
side OF Chicago.
Mrs. Doris L. Chapman has been
named chairman of the publicity COM
mittee for the campaign. Mrs. Chap
man has directed the publicity Tor
Liberty Loan drives and many charit-
able efforts, and is organizing a COM
mittee to Law the army message be-
fore every citizen of Chicago.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
CARVEY SEEKING
AFRICAN MANDATE
FROM LEAGUE

GENEVA, Sept. ia contingent
Of Negroes representing Marcus a.
Garvey, provisional President Of
Africa" appeared before the League
Of Nations today and demanded that
it grant to the Negroes OF the world
a mandate for South Africa The
spokcsmen of the party were Jean
Joseph Adam, a Haytian and Lee Van
Sheriff. of New York. They declared
that they would demonstrate their
ability to run a government if the
league granted them authority to do
so.
The New York Spokesman said
that the delegation was acting under
the authority OF the United Negro
Congress, recently held in that city.
The league scorctariat acknowledged
receipt OF the petition.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23

LURE B0OZERS TO
ROOFTOPS, MOB,
MURDER THEM

NEW YORK CITY, September %.
New York bandits are using a new
method of Turing their victims to the
roofs OF apartment buildings, robbing
them, and then killing them, according
to Richard Faulkner, white, who was
lured to the top Of the building at 248
w. 62nd St, robbed, and then beaten,
being left for dead.
Faulkner has identified Jane
Brooks, 24l W. 53rd Street, as the man
who accosted him on the street and
asked him if he wanted to buy some
whiskey. He was led to rooftop,
where he was attacked by six other
men.
Two other white men were 1ured to
roofs in w. 59th Street, last Thursday,
robbed, and murdered. 1t is thought
that the same method was used
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
SHOTS FIRED At
XII KLUX RITES

FREDERICK CITY. Md, Sept. %.
Open opposition developed TO the
formation OF the Ku-Klux Klan in this
county when about twenty shots were
fred at members OF the Frederick Klan
during a ceremonial at which number
OF candidates were inducted.
The ceremonial was put on in field
about a mile west OF Frederick, and
had Just opened when the gunfre
started One of the bullets shattered
the windshield of klansman's auto
mobile. A member of the khan re-
F,rned the fire, according to an eye
se.1ess, and the fusillade was kept up
gTeil the attacking party retreated.
The khan has offered a reward OF
$50 for information leading to the
identity and arrest Of those who started
the firing.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
SHOOTS SWEETHEART
IN HEAD, GOES FREE.

On September 4, 1922, Amanda
Stoball of 1887 Vinccnnes Avenue,
shot her sweetheart, Fred Cooper. who
lives at $3.50 Nincennes Avenue.
Cooper was shot through the head and
was taken to the Cook County Hos
pital where his condition was reported
to be serious. The girl was arrested
by the Stanton Avenue Police and
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon with intent to murder.
After several contnuances she was
arraigned before Judge Haas for pre-
liminary hearing at the Harrison
Street Court. at which time she was
discharged without being held to the
grand jury.
Attorney William II. Haynes ap-
peared as counsel for the defendant.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
STARTS FIRE WITH
GASOLINE, NJ AN
WILL RECOVER

Irving Clark, 3S. 28O7 Wentworth
Avenue, was in a hurry to get fire
started in stove in his home Satur-
day. The wood would not catch, so
he poured what he thought was kero-
sene on it. But it happened to be
gasoline instead. After the explosion
il was found that Clark was painfully
burned about the neck and chest. He
will recover.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Woman Born During
Washingtons Regime
Dies At Age III

WICHITA, Kan, Sept. 23.-Mrs.
Clara Dawson Fountain died at the
home of one of her granddaughters
four and a half miles from here last
week She was l21 years of age.
At the time of her birth George
Washington was in his second admin
istration and at the time OF the civil
war she was So years OF age and had
two sons in the war. She smoked a
pipe for more than hundred years,
say her descendants.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
WIN Expose Klansmen
STUDENTS STRIKE AS
VA En- SURROUNDS
SCHOOLH OU Sc

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept 23.-Al-
though the principal and teachers have
been in constant attendance, not one
oI fhc l65 student OF the Sparrows
Point Public School has reported for
instruction for over two weeks The
trouble arises from the fact that the
school is surrounded with water to a
depth OF several inches. Access can
only be gained by walking over mar
row trip OF boards.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Gust Foreigners From
Coal Mines

LEMONT FURNACE, Pa, Sept.
22-According to the Federated Press
an attempt to replace the Hungarians,
Slavs, Poles, Austrians and Italians,
who have been working in the coal
mines of this vicinity, with men OF
Anglo-Saxon, Teutonic or Negro par
entage is being made by the operators.
Thousands of men, mostly colored, are
being brought in by the operators in
effort to break the strike
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
THREE KILLED AS
SPEEDIN c AUTO
OVERTURNS TRAIN

BALTIMORE. Md, Sept. 25.-
Speeding along the Baltimore, Annap-
oils State Road at clip of more than
fifty miles an hour, an automobile
bearing three unidentified men crashed
into a train of the Chesapeake Beach
Line at Owings Station last Thurs
day. All three were killed The inn
pact of the automobile overturned the
engine and first coach.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Nab Woman, "a, As Vagrant

WASHINGTON, D. C, Sept 23.-
An aged woman, "a years of age, who
described herself as Mrs. Fannl1 lay
lor, was arrested and brought into
court on a charge of yagrancy last
week. She was selling newspapers in
front of the Patent Office Building
when arrested.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Waiter Shoots Wife

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Sept. D
Eddie Kidds, a waiter on the n
Pacific lines, shot and dsly
wounded his wife, Mrs. Verna Kidds.
The shooting is said to have been
accidental.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Slashes Off Adversary's Coat

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Sept 23.
Walter Thomas, minus his coattails,
appeared at the police station and
lodged a complaint against William
McLeigh, who had attacked him with
a knife and literally cut his coat off
his back.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Elks Purchase Home Site

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Sept. %
Hawkeye Lodge No. 100, l. B. P. O..
f., has taken the initial steps in erect
ing a beautiful clubhouse. The site
has been chosen and the land pur-
chased.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Professor Quits AS School
Standard Is Lowered

DOVER, Del, Sept. 23-Dr. w. c.
Jason, president of the State College
for Colored Students, resigned his
post last week. He gave as his rea-.
son dissatisfaction at the lowering OF
the schools standard.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Puts on Charcoal, Stages Holdup

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Sept. 23.--
A white man blacked his face with
charcoal and held up the Offices of the
Crescent Creamery Co.. here. getting
away with 400 last week.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
Dorothy Cuts Charlie

Charles Wilkins, 10, ass East 3lst
Street, was cut on the forehead Thurs
day in a fight with the youthful Dor
othy Dayton, ASS East 31st Street, j.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
11-YE Al OLD
G|RL. HAD MANIA
FOR SEEING GF|RES
Youthful Firebug Author
Of Two Disasters, Is
Unmoved By Act

GILMER, Tex, Sept. 23.-Azaiee
Jeffrey, elevcn-year-old girl who was
taken from the juvenile officers OF Dali
las County and placed for training i'll
the Dickson Orphanage at Gilmer, is
the author OF two disastrous fires
which in the past months have caused
a loss OF more than $4,000 in build
ings to the institution.
Burned Girls Dorn1itory
Several weeks ago the people Of
Texas were shocked to learn of the
complete destruction of the girls DOR
mitory by a fire of unknown origin.
Investigation disclosed the fact that
Azalee Jeffrey was the only person
in that portion of the building in which
the fire originated but her story, upon
being questioned was SO convincing
that no blame attached to her in con.
nection with It.
AS a result of this fire all of the
girls and babies of the institution were
rendered homeless, being compelled
many Of them TO sleep upon the
ground for want of Other shelter The
building and its contents were total
loss and many of the children suffered
greatly from nervous shock caused by
the panic resulting therefrom.
Last week, however, the maniacai
desire which seems to be birthnlark
of this little girl was discovered when
the Office building w3s burned with all
of the records of the institution and
many of the effects OF Rev. w. L.
Dickson. its president.
Azalee set it afire. She was found
shortly before it burst into flames,
coming from it with matches in her
hands looking back for traces of the
blaze which shortly burst forth, CONF
pletely enveloping the building.
She was taken in hand by teachers
and after a severe gruelling confessed
to having set fire to it saying: Il
Just like to see it blaze" She also
confessed to setting fire to the dorm-
:ory by tearing open mattress and
lighting its straw contents.
Given Back to Officers
When seen last Friday morning
Rev. Dickson stated that while he was
to again turn the child over
to the officers from whom he had re-
ceived her for training that no other
course was open TO him. He said:
Il hate to do it. This is the first
time in the whole history OF the insti-
tuition that we have had to contend
with such a child, but | see no other
way. She is not to blame, for the
desire is birthmark. believe. Even
her mother who IS living declares that
she has set fire to two buildings before
and she cannot control her"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-23
RINGER DENIES
XII KLUX KHAN
AFF|L|AT|ON
Says 1t Is a Scheme To
Drive Away His Friends
On The SOuthSide

South side voters have been alarmed
By the rumble and underground rosrs
warning them about the activities Of
the Ku klan and their members who
in Sleeps clothes have attempted 10
gam the favor Of the Black voters
Rumors arc heard that members OF the
kan already hold Offices in the States
Attorneys Department and a new
magazine which recently makes its ap-
pcaranee in the battlefield against the
klansmen declares that Wm. II. Ben
net is one OF these men.
Accuse Ringer
Chas. Ringer. Republican candidate
for the offce OF county treasurer. is
: also rumercd and alleged TO be a
member OF the Kan. This statement
Mr.. Ringer emphaticaliy denies On
Tuesday evening he was interviewed
by member OF The Chicago Whips
staff and issued the following state
ment
X has been brought to nv atten-
ton that my political opponents are
making statements to the voters OF
Chicago that / am affiliated with the
kln kluN klan. / am not a member
OF this organization. and as | under
stand their rules man must be born
IN United States TO become a mem
ber ] do not esen qualify, as ! was
horn in Nova Scotia on February II.
ia Nr Ringer made it plain that
h had no sympathy with the khan
and knew only ono religion and one
farc-'he Christian iath and the hui
nzdn race.
VIII Expose Klansmen
The Chicago Whip will publish the
ramcs Of all members OF the ku Klux
Kan WHO have aspirations and ambi-
toms 70 hold public office and it IS
Known Hat the voters OF the South
S3e viii not give them their support
q The polls in the coming election.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

First race, three-year-olds and up; seven
furlongs-Comedie D'Amour. a93: VIM. Oldt,
9S; Ooolala, 9S; Hermoden. 103; Brennin. 1G3;
May Bodine. ION; Hazel W. 10i; Penwel.
114; Grayson. ia; First Consul. ia Funny
Joe. ia; Troitus, ia; Ruby, 104; Frank Boyd.
1O3: Philanderer, 106; Sergeant York, la;
Lugs. 9s; Prince Wells. 8s.
Second race. four-year-oids and mp: one mile
and sixteenth-corilla,1 1os; Warsaw; 1os; Le-
1Os: Eyes OFF Youth, 10S: Bond, 10S; Chinnie
Walsh, 1OS; Ollie Wood. 113; Blaise, 113;
Quito, 113; Merchant. 115: Young Adam, 115.
Third race, two-year-olds; four and one-haf
1os a
104; Anna Todd, 107; Ted's Plum. 112; Parma.
1O4: Thelma K, 104; Power, 107; Findlay,
1O7; Great Luck, 1O4.
Fourth race, three-year-olds and up; one and
one-eighth mies,Lsdy Lillian; aos; y HonoI1lu aol
Accelerate, 107; Rep, 112.
; Fifth race, three -year-olds; six furlongs-
Montara, 93; Dorothy Buckner. 90; Birdie G..
90; Isosceles. 93; Bonus 90; Thibodeanx, 98;
Margaret Windsor, gs; Ghaeolet, io4; Jim
1O9: High Cloud, 100; Hereafter. 1O9s Traves.
ty. 109; Gangway, 100; Sir William. 104;
sixth race, two-year -olds:. four furlongs-
Golden Crest, 115; Prince Tttii, 115; Dream
May Buddy. 115; Shower Of Gold. lis: Jupiter.
115: DR.. Macarthur. us; Belzoni. lis; Tender
Seth us; Jack Bauer, 4115; Big Sap lis; As
cot, 115 Easter Bell, 115; Mida, 115.
Seventh race, four-year-olds and up; one mile
and one sixteenth-Bri Maid. los; Lady
1893; Richelieu. 1oe: Croson. 10s: Black Thong.
los: Mifiersburg. 10S; Wade McLemore, lis:
Redlegs, 113; Sea Way, 113; Lottery, 113:
Toneys Beau. 110; Grand Daddy, 113.