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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-03

Grand Junction, Colorado, has been
appointed by the government assist
ant chemist at its station in Honolulu
and left for his post December IS.
Delegate Wilcox has had i%ntroduc.
ed a bill making the leper settlement
at Molokai a government colony.
In Pennsylvania $4,000 men were
thrown out of work by the heavy
storms of last month.
Efforts will be made in congress to
extend the coastwise shipping laws to
cover trade with the Philippines.
The house committe on foreign re-
lations will hold a hearing on the Pa
cific Gable on January IL.
Kaiser Wilhelm threatens to use
force to make Venezuela pay debts to
Germany
John D. Rockefeller is reported to
be a physical wreck and may not live
long.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
At Chambers-In Probate No. 1903
In the Matter of the Estate of Dang
Kip, late of Waikapu, County of
Maui, Territory of Hawaii, Deceas-
ed.
Order of Notice of Hearing Petition
For Probate Of Will.
A document purporting to be the
last will and testament of DANG
KIP, deceased having or, the 14th
day of December, A. D., 1921 been
presented to said Probate Court and
a petition for probate thereof, pray
ing for the issuance of letters Tesla
mentary to Frank l.. Hoogs, having
been filed by Maui Dry Goods G
Grocery Company, Limited, as credit
or.
1t is ordered, that Thursday, the
26th day of January, A. d. 1922, at
10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the
courtroom of said Court, in Waikiki,
County of Maui, II. H., be and the
same is hereby appointed the time
and place for proving said WILL and
hearing said application.
Dated at Waikiki, Maui, T. H., De-
cember 10th, 1921.
BY THE COURT:
MANUEL ASUE,
Clerk, Circuit Court, Second
Circuit, II. H.
(Seal of Court.)
d. H. CASE,
Attorney for Petitioner.
(Dec. 20, 81, Jan. 8, 10, 1929
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-03

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25

on the bases. Challenger or MCCor-
mick. which ever one happens to be
playing. is being used as second hit
ter. and both can lay the hall down IN
good shape or hit II out Mcdonald.
who hits them mile from the port
side. will be third hitter. and II he lives
up to last years reputation, viii y"
an exceptionally valuable man on Of
fpnSs
Mcdonald looks TO be In better shap"
than he was in 1921 Al Nap, the
Chinese. will loo cleanup man. Nap
probably has had more baseball eN
perience than any other man on the
team. and is hard hitter. Jackson
or Hoch will bat NTH. This makes n
strong combination OF Ave men at bat
and then Will follow the three outtield-
ers and the pitcher. None Of the out
iielders are weak by any means. with
the Init and there Is not one In the
squad who a pitcher would dare take
a chance with IN q pinch. This com
binstion promises 10 win a large ma
jurity OF the games this year. notwith o.
standing the fact that the schedule Is
the hardest a Delaware team has eve-
attempted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
MRS. JESSUP IN THREE
SENSATIONAL MATCHES
Local Tennis Star Energies
VIGOROUSLY in But One; TAX
ing Honors in Doubles.

Boston. Marrh rs Mrs. Marion
Zinderstein Jessup, Of Wilmington.
Del. figured In three sensational ma
rional indoor tennis matches here
yesterday and emerged VIGOROUSLY in
only one.
Paired with Mrs. Frank II. Godfrey.
OF Boston. in the final round Of the
women's doubles. Mrs. Jessup. n for
mer Boston girl. defeated Mrs. Moila
Biurstedt Mallory and Mrs l. g.
Morris and retained the title which
she won IA year ago while playing with
Mrs. George W. wightmeu. Of Boston.
She was defeated in singles by Miss
Leslie Bancroft. 1.ongwood left-handed
star, who will face Mrs. Mallory in the
title round today. In the semi-finals
OF the mixed doubles Mrs. Jessup and
Irving G. Wright. OF Boston. lost tu
Mrs. Mallory and William T. Tilden
I'd. OF Philadelphia. who won the title
last year. Mrs Godfrey and r. Norris
Williams. "a. OF Boston. won the other
semi~final.
Today Mrs. Mallory VIII strive
TO duplicate her 1921 record I'm thu
event. for she and Mrs. Morris wer,
runners up in the women's doubles last
| year and Mrs. Mallory won the indoor
singles year ago. She will attempt
To win her MIN indoor title and is q
'strong favOrite.
Miss Bancroft started uncertainty n
her match with Mrs. Jessup, hitting tn,
ball softly and with poor direction, but
after dropping the first set. 1-6. ant
trailing loye-three In the second. sh,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
DOVER AND DEFIANCE
BATTLE TONIGHT
State Capital Will be Scene of
Contest to Settle Della
ware Title.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, March 25.--"Can Dover de
feat Dehance?" IL the question that
has been agitatins the fans Of this
vicinity during the past few days.
Reports from Wilmington have II
that Defiance will come To Dover with
a determination 10 annex their seventh
consecutive State championship title,
being accompa MED by large crowd OF
followers. However the local players
believe they VIII prove n tartar to
their efforts and expect TO do the II -
expected In tonight's game.
The first balf will he played inter
collegiate style while the second half
will be played under the professional
style of rules. Hardesty will oficiate
In the first half while Robert Maxwell
of Wilmington will referee the final
half.
From present indications the larg-
est crowd that ever attended a local
game viii turn out for tonight's game
as interest has been keen as TO the
outcome of the game.
The game will get under way al
$50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
RADIO CONCERT OVER
ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRES
Now Possible TO Pick Music
From Air by Plugging in on
Lamp Socket

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. March 25--A new do
velopment in radio by which music,
news and lectures can he received by
attaching tho usual receiving instru-
nnent 20 an electric lamp socket. elm
mating the antennae and relieving
the congestion Of wireless broadcast
ing in the air. was announced today
by Major Cen. Squier, Chief Signal
officer Of the army, its inventor.
The first public demonstration or
the wired wireless" was held In Signal
Corps headquarters yesterday. Tho
operation Of Installing the device FOR
receiving consisted merely in renov-
ing a bulb from a lamp on Gen.
Suuier's desk and inserting the receiv-
ing plug in the same manner az cleo
trio fans, vacuum cleaners and fat
irons are attached 10 lighting circuits
The broadcasting station was connect
ed to the lighting circuit through
lamp receiver at another point.
The invention Is believed by Signal
Corps officers 20 be u great utility
TO users Of electrical lamps every
where and. the General said, could
bring u every home concerts which
previously have been received only
through antennae.
Broadcasting over great distances
by use Of the invention Is believed
20 De possible. but that use has not
been attempted az yet. The idea waA
conceived less than a week ago.
Receivers from school telephones
have been missing lately in many
parts OF the city, and yesterday IL
was discovered that pupils We're TAX
ing them 70 fit up home radio
apparatus superintendent Ettinger
issued a bulletin yesterday asking
science teachers to impress on their
pupils mot only the ethical problem
involved" but also that the receivers
would be OF no use for radio work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
Lchtensten to Lead High Cagers Delaware A1aits Trip
DELAWARE SETTER AND POINTER
CLUB TO HOLD SPRING FIELD DAY

Club will hold field
Wilmington
will opportunity the
are in birds
liberated trial VIII
he
the animals will bo Judged
enjoyable
be had dog his
a time.
worked IN The showing
II
a asked what kind
In this trial will need
for
All bring their animals To this
professional OF the United states
officials will he
d. 74o9J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
.L|CHTENSTE|N TO
LEAD HIGH CACERS
Cherry and White Players Sc
lect Pilot for 1929 Sea-
son; Prospects Bright.

Yesterday the Cherry and White
qAintet elected Vic" Lichenstein, cap
tain FOR the season Of 1929 VIE
has been a membtr of the Varsity
squad for the past two seasons. The
other members OF the team except
Roman, who graduate. are Len
Jones. Charley Park, Lew" jacobsen
and Allah" Weiner.
Lichenstein played great game
this season and on many occasions ne
scored most OF the teams points
Lichenstein Will probably have for his
team mates. next year. Roman, foe
ward; Fletcher. pivot man. Surlith
guard and lie Carpenter. guard.
The players mentioned above should
develop into a fast five. With all
probability next years tea e. will meet
many fast quintets as Wilmington
High Is rapidly becoming recognized
~ the big schools
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
Y. N. {. A. SWIMMERS
MAKE FINE SHOWING
Locals Weak With Relay Team.
Which Costs Victory Over
West Branch in PhiIa.

Although the Y. NJ. G. \, swimming /
team met defeat nj tho hand of the !
West Branch Y NJ. &. a. OF phlladel- |
phia on Thursday night by ~ 60 - |
count. the results are most encouras-
Ing 10 the followers Of the local swim !
mcrs.
About three weeks ago the local
swimmers. representing the Cherry
and White were defeated by the West
Philadelphia High School netators,
3s 10 10. Tho personnel Of the West
Branch y. NJ. g. A. team Ia practically
the same ms the West Philadelphia
High school team except for the ~
ditiun of tordezn, q Penn. swimmer
! bardo was IN good form and aC-
counted Tor ten ~ the twenty-one
/ points gained by the locals He won
the forty and hundred yard awims
In fast time sheldon pushed Rardo
hard IN the forty and finished n good
second. The work ~ sheldon WAS a
great surprise 10 the Quaker CITY
fans as the best he has over done In
competition In that city wRs to take
I third. Cordeza. the Penn swimmer
was expected tu take second in the
forty yard swim n he did not win the
event sheldon also took third IN the
century swim.
The relay was an exciting event md
for time IL 1 nkcd as though n would
go - the locals. The finish was Clnan
and v the Wilmington boys could have
taken this event they would have won
the meet The relay team has hecn
h.. Ia, a..
ton but with tho tdg improvement
shown in the West Philadelphia moot
Coach Sparks believes that whom next
season rolls around he will have one
- tho fastest relay trains in tho
country Roo,he. Nphis. Palmer.
pird. Boyer and prdrtk are great pns
sihilities and from this squad uu
doubleday a pair can be Developed
that will ably support Bardu snd
sheldon. Frank Palmer. captain uT
No - schools swimming team IL tho
~, 81 likely younRstrr discovered this
season. He Is developing rapidly and
~ has cuualcd the tituv uf SOME oi
the high srhool swimmers f0r forty
yards
keen and Bush established new
records for themselves in the plunge
, t"r dlnt7uvo. The f,imct plunged Go
boot tn 90 I seconds while the latter
mRde ~ feet The 4tendy improve
ment made by these boys IL iit,st Oh
c"urasing to the followers uf the
swimming game. Tho work Of Hush
7 IL quite remarkable brcausn 81 tho
? fact that no weighs less than lIO
] pounds. Most pluugrrS weigh be
tween $50 and goo pounds.
HaSsen who took nrEt and BAILEY
who got second IN this event rank
among the best school boy plungcrt
! IN the country, the former winning
the national title for this event In Tn,
. Pennsylvania Intersch olastics las
January.
Boyer and Pedrick were off form
!, IN their diving and the best the local,
, could get IN this event Was a second
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
DELAWARE nine PROSPECTS BRIGHT

Greah University Delaware baseball
Wue
baseball
Delaware schedule
$ be. collegiate
q
offensive
predictions the will be tho
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
ELECTION RETURNS BY RADIO.

Election returns by radio are
promised as the next step IN popu.ariz-
Ing this modern method Of news dis
tribution. Members OF the Young
Mems Republican Club last night
visited a local electrical shop and
listened in 70 the concerts going Ovec
the wire from Pirtsburg. Schenectady
ard other points. As a result. he
club may install a high-power re-
c ewing station at $40 King street.
Possibility of sharing such treats
was demonstrated by putting the radio
receiver next an ordinary receiver,
instead OF talking. the concert being
distinctly heard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
HIGH STUDENTS LOOK
TO BIG TRACK MEET
Cherry and White Boys and
Girls TO Hold lntercIass
Events on April 1.

There are two dates 70 which the
students OF Wilmington High are
looking forward with interest. The
first OF these Is April /. the date of
the Inter-class track meet. The meet
when was scheduled for today. was
postponed and will give the boys more
cha ice TO train.
The other date Of interest IS April
%. on which date the gymnasium
classes of the school wifi give an ex-
hibition. Some interesting events
have been planned
The girls will play big part in
both OF these events. Preparation
has been made by the girls for cheir
part in the track meet. Class Compe-
tit!on has been and VIII be very keen
in the next few weeks at the Delaware
avenue institution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
DOVER CAGERS HAVE
GREAT WIN RECORD
Have Dropped But One Game
Out Of Twenty-six
Starts.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, March 25--Ssturday Dover
High school brought 20 a close the
mos, successful basketball season IN
its history by defeating the SUSSEX
county champions, laurel. and win
ming from New Castle. the champions
in the north ny a forfeit. as New
Castle failed 10 make their appearance
al the Ar1nory Those people who hsc
Journeyed 10 Dover Saturday Ia wit
ness the New Castle game. which was
scheduled for 2:30, were greatly disap-
pointed.
Dover 81 the undisputed champion
81 the state ~ Delaware. and the u.
|. A A. banner will come 20 tho local
high school team. The game SAtur-
day night with Laurel up 10 the lat
ter par; Of the second haD. At which
time the second team was put in the
game. was a Runaway FOR Dover the
final score being AZ 20 l.. the Laurel
laggrega tion making bat tv'n fed
goals in the last chapter.
John Hartnett came through with
one Of the greatest floor games and
some OF the finest foul shooting tina,
ne mas ever been called upon 10 ex-
hiblt Captain Pikus who also played
/ in his last game. gave an exhibition
~ some wonderful basketball. Frank
Hayes, forward. was next 10 Hart
nett in total points scored Tarzer
/ Wright and Earle Hilyard finished tn,
quintet that defeated Laurel and thai
brought so much honor 20 the Dove
Higb ErbOOl this year
Dover this year and last has los
hut one game TO any high school ant
that defeat was handed to them by IN,
Upper Darby High School during tins
University OF Pennsylvania tourna
mont. Out OF &c starts in the last TIVE
years they have this lone defeat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25

suddenly found the range. hit the hall
with her natural free swing and ran
out twelve successive games and the
match. The victory was a distinct over
turn. for Miss Bancroft ranks fiv"
places behind Mrs. Jessup. who was
No 3 on the 1921 list. Miss Bancroft
had thirty placements. against nine for
Mrs. ,Iessup.
Mrs. Godfrey's aggressiveness and
Mrs. Jessups severity featured the
douhies final and the former set the
pace in earned points with l9 place
ments TO her credit against IS apiece
for Mrs. Jessup and Mrs. Morris and
ten for Mrs. Mallory. Mrs. Mallory
was less steady than usual. making "A
errors in the two sets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
ST. PAUL s PLAYERS
PLAN ACTIVE SEASON
Boys From Tenth and Jackson
Streets Expect to Play Most
Games Down State.

The boys from Tenth and jackson
streets are buzzins among themselves
and predicting a most successful sea
son IN the national sport. Unlike last
season. they Will have but one team.
and will play twilight church league
ball and independent bail on Satur-
days. Practically all OF the Saturday
games will be played down state"
where they displayed their wares I'm
great style last year and made many
friends.
Several new faces will be seen in
the lineup, in addition TO the old main
stays. and under the leadership Of
pla yer manager Day, who has seen
several years service in the Church
League, and Coach Taylor. former
Princeton man, should develop a
faster aggregation than the independ-
ent team Of 81.
At a "get-together supper" at the
church next Thursday evening. final
plans. whipping the team together,
will be made. and first practice will be
called in a few days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
HAGIfN R0NS HOLD
INTERESTING ATHLETIC MEET

The Hagley intermediate boys held
an athletic meet Wednesday after
noon in their gymnasium under the
direction OF Harry q. Wright. physical
instructor The boys did good work
and competition was keen Two events
resulted In ties and had TO he jumped
off John Toomey won three first
places. The results;
Standing broad jump; First. Toomey
second. De Stafney. Distance. 6 feet
inches.
Ginning: First. Toom-y: second
l.. Smith. Seven times.
Runnin. high jump: First, Toomey
second. l.. Smith. Heighth. ! feet.
inches.
After the events. the boys enjoyed &
supper prepared by Miss Bulb ana
several OF the girls OF the club Mas
Auker. OF Friends School. was tbs
guest OF honor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
"KlNNOCkS"
BY Bernie Dane

When we speak Of a good foot we
refer 10 a physical quality. but when
we speak Of good hand" we refer to
a poker game.
We hope that no disputing row
will be started at the National Row
ing" Association this season.
ono thing about Buster. pitcher of
the Indians. is that no matter where
he goes he always gets his Mails.
Money talks, but the fellow who is
worth a million will never have 10
yodel.
The question about the Penn and
Princeton basketball tie is who viii
wear the championship tie"
LIES paradox-A Babe" big
enough to hit a homer.
Headline--Reds Beat Indians-Coul-
ment-Sounds like a pioneer melee.
Every boxer Is more or less a
l"knocker."
After the II 10 mauling. one color
that does not appeal to jeff Barnes,
the Giant twirler. is the White Sox.
Which reminds US. II Dempsey
fights Wills. will the latter be knocked
out by White Sox?"
The Louisville Colonies certainly
1--we music. The other day they listen
ed To the Brooklyn Robbins to the
tune OF to 0.
March" TO the layman means rain
rain, rain. but March" to the ex-
service man means tramp, tramp
tramp.
The bone Of contention in the bonus
pay the dollar bones"
Muddy" Ruel. the Boston Red Son
backstop. was given another fling OF
the ole clay" to catch when he was
sent home from training camp.
n Was Georges a Carpenter before
he took up boxing?
Il A little poetry:
LIST StanZa.
tie stood at the -aN At Bowie,
And as he chewed cigar, said:
Now boys put your money on Cab
H baSe.
For he's sure 10 win by a head"
I'd. Reel.
The race was off and he shouted.
Look boys, he's out there a square.
l}ut along came old faithful Bunny,
And be gosh. he won by a (harel
(hairl.
Curtain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
New President for Choral Club.

At a special meeting Of the Weet-
minister Choral Club on Thursday eve
ming James NJ. EngIeman was elected
president to take the place OF Miss
Agnes Y. Downey. who is in South
America. Mr.. Engleman has been a
memb,r Of the Choral Club for two
years and member OF the Orpheus
Club for five years. He will be re
membered for his eXceIisnt and mirth-
provoking presentation Of "koko, the
Lord High EXecutioner," in the Choral
Clubs performance OF The Kikado"
last sprIng.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
STAFFORD CLOSES SEASON
WINNING OVER COMPANY c

Seaford. March 25.-The Seaford
basketball quintet closed the season
ut Thompson's Hall Thursday night
with victory over the strong Com
pany {. National Guard cage team,
Of Cambridge, Md. champions of the
Eastern Shore OF Maryland. A 10 %.
This was the fifth straight win for
the local boys. and enabled them to
go through the season without defeat
Seaford started off with a rush and
was never headed The score at the
end of the first half was ID 10 10 in
Seaford's favor, but in the second half
the local cagemen scored almost at
Will.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
Workhouse Team Wants Games.

The wrkhouse baseball team.
known as the "Plummer All-Stars,'
have organized for fhe season under
the management of William A. Fitz-
patrick and are open TO book games
Saturday afternoons beginning April
/ or twilight games beginning in May.
They are holding the month OF April
open for practice games with the
league teams Any first class teams
In Wilmington wishing TO book games
may do so by calling phone No. $3.50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
PRESENTED WITH CUP.
Award Made To Stapler NeIRhborhood
Association Girls.

yesterday. the GTis' Athletic Club Of
Stapler Neighborhood Association was
presented with silver loving cup.
awarded by the Chamber Of Commerce.
for having won the largest number Of
volley ball games during the past sea
son.
Miss Jennie NJ. Weaver OF Communi-
" Service made the presentation. and
the cup was received for the team by
Miss Ann McDermott.
Girls Of other neighborhood assoc
Citations were present and a discussion
Of the coming seasons sporting actiy-
tiles took place
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
MILFORD HIGH OPENS
BY DEFEATING HARRINGTON

Milford. March 25.--Milford High
pried off the baseball lid yesterday
when they easily defeated Harrington
High 10 I.
Wilson held Harrington hitless for
five innings when he gave way Ia
Roberts. a rookie pitcher. who finished
the game without hit being made on
him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
REPLACE FOUNTAIN.
With More SeryIceable One in Front
of City Hall.

The Wilmington Fountain Society
Is arranging 20 have the fountain now
in front OF the old City Hall replaced
by fountain that will be more suit
able for the location. II is planned 20
have the new fountain Of stone and
instead Of being servceablt for water
ing horses. will simply provide iced
water FOR men women and children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
DU POINT SCHOOL TO
HAVE STIFF SCHEDULE
Coach Caronway Predicts Ono
OF Best Teams in History
Of School.

Tho du Pont High School viii open
It's season Friday March 81. on tho
home grounds. The opening game Will
be with Ayondaie Vocational School.
Coach caronway has been drilling his
boys well and he predicts ono 81 ne
best teams in the history Of the school
Manager Hurst has arranged a
strong schedule this year, with ten
games at home and eleven away. The
schedule Includes games with high
school teams IN New Jersey. Penn
fylysria and Delaware
The following boys are trying for
the team: Elder. Livermore. Whits.
raggs. Realty Maxwell %osbit. VIII
fnan'. iAVnau, POSER. q. Martin,
Grotz. Hires. Chandler. Strickland.
Jamison. Nuter Angelo. Dobbs.
Hoagland. Taylor. Eas'hurn. Nc
Cracken and schuite.
fTEn -rhrT.tf~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
business Change.

Raymond White, who conducted a
delicatessen shop at 210 West Tenth
street for the past nine years. has
sold his business to Samuel Goldstein.
MIR White expects 10 go into business
again in another sectlop of the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25

Every day someone WIN lose some
hing az Val'ie.--Many use thu classl-
fed columns OF Every Evening and
set the lost articles returned.-othe.s
count IL loss and are satisisd.--Adv.