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Caspar Miller will assist in the
dining room.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Kenneth c. Nc
Gregor and their son Jack will sail
from New York tomorrow for Pana-
ma, where the former has been trans
ferred for duty from Boiling Field.
Lieut.. and Mrs. McGregor gave up
their apartment at Cath edral Man
sions and left last week by motor for
New York.
Sir Arthur and Lady Cocks of New
South Wales arrived at the New
Willard today from New York, where
they have been for several weeks
They plan to remain in Washington
for about a week, this being their
first visit here.
Miss Maud Marshall Mason, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Julien j. Mason. will be
hostess al a bridge followed by tea
saturday afternoon at the White Pea
cock in honor Of Miss Nancy Curtler
OF Worcester, England, who is the
guest OF Mrs. Fielding Lewis Marshall.
There will be about 10 guests.
To party of distinguished guests.
Navy Curtis d. Wilbur, Secretary of
Labor James ]. Davis, Secretary of
Commerce Herbert Hoover. Mr. Ev-
erett Sanders and Mr.. John Coolidge,
son OF President and Mrs Coolidge: ::
Comdr. Donald 3. Macmillan, the Arc
TIC explorer, gave private view of
his moving pictures taken in the
polar regions. at the Mayflower last
evening. The pictures were shown
IN the small ballroom. and. besides
the guests already mentioned. were
viewed by 40 others. Comdr. Mac
MILAN is in Washington in connection
with plans for his forthcoming re-
turn to the North. the ninth expedi-
ton to be made by him to the land
OF the polar Eskimo. During his stay
in Washington Comdr Macmillan is
a guest at the Mayfower
Judge and Mrs. Clarence Goodwin
of Lake Forest, Ill, who are at the
Shoreham, entertained a company of
SIX at luncheon yesterday. They left
for Chicago yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. William Hodge and her daugh-
ter and son. Jane and William, jr
have come to Washington to spend
Easter and are at the Grace Dodge
Hotel
DR.. and Mrs. MACPHERSON Crichton
have returned to Washington after
spending a week end at the country
estate of Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan
MACPHERSON and Will leave Tuesday,
motoring to Philadelphia and Atlantic
city, returning at the end of this
week.
Miss Miriam Mohler has returned
from Wellesley College to spend the
Spring vacation with her parents.
Mr.. Charles Downs entertained a
large dinner party at lie Paradis last
night.
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National Theater this week, include;
Nine. Edmond Willm. wife of the
naval attache. French embassy; Nine.
Kazemi, wife of the counselor of the
Persian legation; Nine. Antoinette
Gripon of the French legation, Mrs.
James Couzens, Mrs. b. F. Saul, Dis
trict Commissioner J. Franklin Bell,
Nine. Teijiro Tamura, wife of the
second secretary, Japanese legation;
Nine. Angela Cromeyer of the lega-
ton of Salvador, DR.. a. w. Valentine,
Nine. Price. wife of the minister from
Haiti; Mrs. Nina Van Wrinkle, Judge
Robert T.. Mattingly Chief Justice
Walter f. Mccoy of the District Court
of Appeals, Mr.. Arthur p. Drury, Mr..
and Mrs Adam Diegelman, Judge
Michael NJ Doyle, Judge Mary
O'Toole, DIR. John Wharton, Repre-
sentative William Connerry, jr., Mr..
Representative Mary Norton, Mrs. r.
]. Murphy. Mrs. Charles Mannix,
Representative John j. Boylan,
Maurice p. King, Mrs. Catherine
Morss, Mrs. Helena Collins, Mr.. Henry
d. Malone, Mrs. Colin Il. McRae, DIR.
Floria Salvatore, Judge William II.
De Lacey and DR.. p. j. Lennox.
Mr.. r d. Hutchinson of Charlotte.
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the New Willard, will entertain in
formally at dinner tonight at that
hotel. He will have six guests.
Mrs. S. NJ. de Loffre. who has been
visiting in the South for the past
month, has returned, and rejoined
Col. de Loire at their apartment, 24O0
Sixteenth street.
Miss Esther Hart will be hostess
at tea to be given by the American
Association of University Women,
Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock,
at which DR.. l.. .. Howard, head Of
the Bureau of Entomology, will be
the guest of honor. DR. Howard will
speak on "Our Rivals. the Insects"
Miss Hart will be assisted by Miss
Mabel Calcord. Miss Alice Casey, Miss
Alice Evans, Miss Florence Thorne,
Mrs II. c. whitehead, Mrs. ]. Gorden
Mckay, Miss Mary Schauffler, Miss
Sophonia Stevens and Miss Ruby Ne
vens.
Plans have been completed for
benefit card party to be given by
Columbia Chapter, d. A r., on the
evening OF April 4, at o'clock,
in the grillroom OF the Capitol Park
Hotel. Many tables have been re-
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Births Reported.

Tb. following births have been reported TO
the Health Department in the last "a hours:
George W. and Media b. Anderson. girl and
boy Twins.
Joseph and Cecilia NJ Gill. girl.
Marshall l.. and Annie i. Royston. girl.
George and Mamie Could girl
Joseph McH. and Alta l.. Chastain. boy
Herman and DeIla Smallwood. girl.
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st. Patricks Players to
Have Notable Audience.

Additional patrons and patroneSses
who will be among the boxholders
at performances of THE Holy City"
by the ST Patrick,s PlaXers at The
Evening star., 1925-03-31

served Those in charge of the affair
are Mrs. George b. Ashby, Mrs.
Charles c. Coombs, Mrs. James II.
Harper and Miss Nellie Ross
The alumnae of Georgetown Nisi-
tation Convent Will give benefit
and party at the Mayfiower on
Thursday, April %, at ., and tea
will be served at 4:30 o'clock.
The District of Columbia Chapter
OF the International Federation of
Catholic Alumnae has taken two
boxes for the performance OF THE
Holy City" by st. Patrick's Players
on the evening Of Wednesday, April
!, to be occupied by Mrs. James +.
Hartnett, the governor of the chap
ter; Miss NJ. Louise Darr Miss Rosa
Schulteis, Mrs. a. c. Whitton, Mrs. II.
ID. Mccarthy, Mrs. d. +. Casey, Miss
Margaret JOY and Miss May Manogue.
The Mount Rainier Athletic Club
Will give benefit dance Thursday
evening at $50 o'clock in DudroW's
Hall, Mount Rainer. The club $ one
OF the most active of Mount Rainier,
and a large attendance is expected.
One Of Washington's most popular
orchestras Will furnish the music.
Evening star., 1925-03-31

Sir Arthur and Lady Cocks of New
South Wales arrived at the New
Willard today from New York, where
they have been for several weeks.
They plan to remain in Washington
for about week, this being their
first visit here.
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SOCIETY

Continued from Eighth Page.D
Evening star., 1925-03-31

Caspar Miller will assist in the
dining room.
Evening star., 1925-03-31

Plans have been completed for
benefit card party to be given by
Columbia Chapter, d. A. r., on the
evening OF April 4, at o'clock,
in the grillroom of the Capitol Park
Hotel. Many tables have been re-
Evening star., 1925-03-31

Miss Maud Marshall Mason, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Julien ]. Mason will be
hostess at a bridge followed by tea
Saturday afternoon at the White Pea
cock in honor Of Miss Nancy Curtler
OF Worcester, England, who is the
guest of Mrs. Fielding Lewis Marshall.
There will be about 10 guests.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-08

En- menos de tres meses la fabrica Hudson Essex
ha hecho dos importantes rebaas los precios.
Esta Ultima que tendra efecto a partir del dia de
hoy fluct1a entire $500 los carros abertos el
Coach hasta $4,000 en- los Broughan1s sedanes
En- eI Essex la rebaja alcanza la suma de $500
an1bos nodelos
vENGA A vsITARNos vEAsE CON NUEsTRos VENDEDoREs
PARA QUE INVESTIGUE Los NUEVOS PREcIOS DE HUDSON
ESSEX; SON ASOMBROsOS.
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HOVER NOTES


Sidney Cochran who has been at
Hood River arrived here last Tues
day to visit with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cochran.
Mrs. Ashby and Mrs. Cantwen en-
tertained the senior and junior classes
with Prof. and Mrs. Tucker and Mrs.
Kahler last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Hill and Miss
Retta Dickson of Walla Walla are
visiting at the John Henry home.
Mr.. Moulton and family have moved
onto the Chapman ranch near Finley.
A number of the young people at
tended the program and dance at No.
9 school Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Bens of Hedges was a
visitor at the home of Mrs. John
Franklin Sunday.
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LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

Miss Elna Beste had for week end
guest, Miss Lucy Hume of Pasco.
Miss Hazel Hume of Pasco was a
week end guest at the w. L. Craver
home.
The W.C.T.U. will meet Tuesday at
two pm. at the home of Mrs. I. N.
Mueller, each member to bring a
friend.
The Modern Literature department
of the Woman's club will meet Mon
day at two o'clock with Mrs. Gordon
Moores.
Miss Hazel Meyer returned Satur-
day from Portland where she spent
two weeks studying advance styles for
Rodgers.
/ Althea Rebekah lodge held its reg
ular meeting Tuesday evening. Miss
Jessie Sonderman was initiated into
the order.
The M. E. Ladies Aid will hold a
cooked food sale in the vacant build
ing next to the post office Satur-
day, February ID.
The Shakespeare department of the
Woman's club will meet Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Flesher with
Mrs. Doan hostess.
Honoring Mrs. j. w. Mulkey of
Walla Walla who is visiting here, Mrs.
F. L. Higley entertained small group
of friends at luncheon Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S Berry had for
guests over Sunday DR.. and Mrs. C.
w. Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Thomas of Milton, Oregon. DR.. Thorn
as is brother of Mrs. Berry.
Mrs. Nels Coult is spending week
in Walla Walla at the home of her
son Harvey. She is enjoying a visit
with her new granddaughter who ar
rived Thursday, February 5.
Mrs. j. w. Mulkey of Walla Walla
who is visiting relatives in the city
was very pleasantly surprised at the
home of her brother John Maupin
Monday evening by members of the
Royal Neighbors.
Troop No. two, Boy Scouts will be
entertained at the home of Mrs. A.
IF. Brown next Wednesday even ng
from seven to nine o'clock Mrs
L.. Nelson and Mrs. Mills will as
sist Mrs. Brown.
Honoring DR.. C. D. Hopper on his
birthday anniversary, Mrs. Hopper
was hostess for bridge dinner Tues.
day evening. Honors at bridge were
won by Mrs. E. H. Sherk and E. C..
Smith. Attractive birthday decora-
tions were used on the tables.
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w. A. King is confined to his home
this week by an attack of illness.
Born-Thursday, February fifth to
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Tainaka a daughter.
The Arts and Crafts department
will meet Monday with Mrs C. C. Day.
NJ. w. Matchbox is enjoying a sew
eral weeks visit with his family in
Seattle.
The English Lutheran Ladies Aid
will meet this afternoon with Mrs. L.
Smith.
The Congregational Aid will meet
Thursday, February 10 with Mrs. r.
E. Reed.
Charles Sheppard left last night
for Portland where he has accepted
a position.
Mrs. d. G. Rodgers left the first of
the week on business trip to Seattle
and Portland.
Rev. N. F. Cole is spending a few
days in Forest Grove, Oregon with
his aged father.
The Catholic ladies will hold a
cooked food sale at Price & Lincola's
Saturday, February Ia.
Walter Hardin left Monday for
Hartford to work with. the p. p. & L.
construction department.
Miss Genevieve Craver and Miss
Gertrude Gage went to Pasco Monday
evening to hear the W.S.C. glee club.
The Woman's work. circle of the
Baptist church will meet Thursday,
February 10 with Mrs. w. r. Grouse.
In order to earn merit badges,
Craig Human and Elmer Faulds,
rode to Benton City Sunday on their
bicycles. They carried lunch and made
the round trip in ten hours. They will
make the trip again next week.
The Woman's Circle of the Baptist
church held its annual luncheon at
the home of Mrs. F. ]. Arnold, Thurs
day. Covers were placed for twenty
three. The guests were seated at small
tables decorated with carnations. The
place cards cleverly carried out the
idea of the mission work, each one
having written on it, items of infor-
nation concerning the missionary
work in the church. Luncheon was fol.
lowed by social hour during which
vocal solos were given by Mrs. Hulet
and Mrs. j. c. Swayze.
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by a gasolene explosion in n closed
garage where he was working on a
tractor.
Miss Gage is holding March 10 as
an open date on which to assist a
class at the club house to make hats.
Another date had been planned but
was not feasible so the date now
stands March 10 and possibly she
may be able to help finish uncom-
pleted work on March IL.
In recognition Of the service rem
dered the club and community in gen.
eral in bringing in experts in various
lines of horticulture and for other
helpful activities outside of regulation
duties, the Improvement club has
made Miss Gertrude Gage an honor
airy member Of the organization.
After much consultation regarding
the date for the next monthly club
meeting of the Highlands Womans
club, it has been decided that the date
most free Of conflicting arrangements
is Thursday, February 10. All are
asked to notice particularly the date
as the meeting, occurring next week.
No further notice will be given. Mrs.
C. A. Mitchell and Mrs. J. T. Long
will be hostesses.
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HIGHLANDS

Mrs. Z. c. Tweet has charge of
the registration on the Highlands
for the child clinic to be held the
first week in March and expects
by phone or person to visit every
family having children under six
years of age. In case that thru
mistake, some one is over looked
Mrs. Tweet asks that they call
her at 2195 and she will be glad
to register the children. Regis
trations should be closed by the
end of this week in order to give
the committee in charge oppor-
tunity to arrange hours and mail
appointments back to parents.
Mrs. Killing of Seattle is the home
guest of Mrs. r. L. Nelson.
p. A. Combelic is suffering with
an acute attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. C. Wuth writes from Califor.
nit that she is very nicely located and
enjoying visiting as well as change
of climate.
John Davis moved into the resi-.
dence on the tract formerly belonging
to Guy Davis and expects to spend
the summer there.
A. j. Drouin returned from Bremen.
ton Thursday of last week. He says
he was glad to get back to where IL
rained but mildly and only part Of
the time.
Grin Smith finally got away Wed.
nesday evening of last week. He is
expected back Sunday or Monday OF
next week. A card from Bellfield, N.
ID. states that it is very cold there,
The committee in charge have
named February q as the date fol-
the annual get-to-gether Highlands
banquet. Further announcements OF
hour of service etc. will be made next
week.
A party named Cummings of Sane
Point, Idaho has purchased the Ted
Bliss ranch and expects to move here
with the family very soon. They will
occupy the residence on the Mylls
tracts.
Mrs. A. st Laurent recently receiv-
ed news from Quebec that her bro
ther had been very seriously burned
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F. H. sherk is Portland visitor
this week.
Miss Eva Peterson of Pasco was a
v,sst of Miss Marjorie Moores over
Sunday.
NJ and Mrs. J. A. Hatch drove
VobIotus Sunday to visit the Tur-
n.r family, former Kennewick neigh
bors.
NJ and Mrs. r. LEM of the Gar
), Tracts entertained group of
sr;ends Friday evening. Two tables
81 cards were played.
Tho Woman's club will meet Fri
-. - this week in the Commercial
a,,,h rooms with the Arts and Crafts
denartment in charge
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lincoln and
douobter Margaret Mary drove over
from Toppenish for week end visit
with Kennewick friends
H. w. Desgranges, manager of the
Yakima Fruit Growers association, is
IN Yakima today attending a meeting
~ the district managers.
W. L. Craver left Sunday for Wal
Ia Walla to take up his work as Sec
rotary at the state penetentiary.
His family will join him later.
Paul Schnurr of Pennington was a
guest at the F. F. Beste home over
+be week end. He was en- route to the
coast. Mr.. Schnurr is cousin of Mrs.
Beste.
Mrs. H. H. Flesher was hostess for
an informal party Friday afternoon
entertaining group of her neighbor-
hood friends at her home. Ten guests
were present.
Marcus Smith arrived Sunday
morning from W.S.C. to be present
at his grandparents golden wedding
anniversary. He will not return Co
college this semester.
Mrs. A. Richter and son Rudolph
returned the latter part of the week
from Tacoma and will make their
home here. They are moving into
their home on Tacoma street.
Miss linda Smith was in Kennewick
over the week end coming down from
Amber where she is teaching, to be
present at the celebration of her
GRANDPARENTS golden wedding ami
versary.
Mrs. /. N. Newkirk and her bro
ther L. ]. Butler returned today from
Dayton where they have been for the
past four days. They went over to
their parents home to be present at
the celebration Of their mothers
birthday anniversary on Saturday.
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Sunday, February 8 to Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Tyacke, a daughter.
Mrs. Perkins returned home from
Walla Walla Sunday feeling much bet
ter. .-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Masters were din
ner guests at Mrs. j. N. Weldy's Sun
day.
Mrs. Adcock and Mrs. Helps were
visitors at Mrs. Lester Cox's Mon
day. ... .ss.... S.. .s ..-
Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Chris Holly
were visitors at the Adcock home
Sunday.
Carl Williams brother from Port
land came Saturday and will visit
this week. .s..
o. o. Coan and family moved to the
ranch west, joining his old ranch, bet
ter known as Hayes ranch.
Robert Dewitt of Walla Walla WIS.,
tied Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Helps during the week end. H.. .
Mrs. George Lee and family were
visitors at the Gerber home Sunday
and enjoyed the radio music to the
limit.
The farmers are real busy these
bright sunnyshiny days on their
ranches getting the land ready for
spring seeding.
Mrs. L. Atkinson has been quite
sick but is better and able to be up
again. Mr.. Adkinson's mother came
last week from Idaho and will visit
here for few weeks.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Har-
rington, an eight pound boy, Lyle
Edmund, at Columbia City, Oregon.
Mrs. Harrington is the third daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Coan.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
home of Mrs. Penny on wednesday,,
February Is. After the usual business
there will be a social hour. LADIES
assisting with luncheon are Mrs. So
phia Cochran and Mrs. Homer He'd
dington.
The attendance at Sunday School
was just fine last Sunday. We are
still growing but room for more yet.
We will be pleased to see everyone
out next Sunday at 10 am. We also
have fine adult Bible class to which
all are cordially invited. Preaching
services at IL o'clock by the pastor.
Mrs. Volland has been appointed
by the baby clinic committee to enroll
all who wish to enter this clinic to be
held in Kennewick at the M. E. church
in Kennewick. If any mother who hap
pens to see this item that wishes to
have her baby enrolled please call
Mrs. Volland on the phone 40x5 as
she is anxious that no one shall be
overlooked.
Mr.. Weldy, master of the Finley
Grange, received word from Burbank
stating that they would like as many
members as can possibly go from
here, at their meeting Friday, Febru-
airy Is. The Burbank friends will meet
the visitors on that side of the O.-W.
bridge at 7:45 and convey them to
the hall. All Changers who can, are
asked to meet at this end of the
bridge at 7:15.
There has been a slight change
made in the community dinner ar
ranged for next week and will be on
Thursday, February IL and not Fri
day as was previously announced.
There will be fine program given
after the dinner which will be served
in the school house from six until
eight pm. The committee in charge
of the dinner have made out a menu
as followings: Meat of any kind, but
please bring it hot, baked beans, sal
ads, Except potato), bread, butter,
ielly. pickles. cake and pie. Mashed
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potatoes will be served, also coffee.
This is to be an entirely free func-
tion and everybody is invited. Come
and bring your good eats and enjoy a
good time with ypur friends and
neighbors.
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Mrs. T. Hooker visited at Mrs. At
kinson's home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Hooker and Mrs. Volland were
visitors at Mrs. Cooper's Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stops visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Volland Sunday.
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Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-06

W. A. HuddlestOn, good citizen of
Running Lake, had business in town
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Sue Wiley has returned
from a visit with friends in Cape Cir
ardeau, Mo.
For Sale-5-room bungalow, with
bath, exceptionally well located. Ideal
small home. Also complete household
furnishings. Mrs. Chas. X. Jones.
Tom Hurn of Hamil returned Satur-
day from a visit of two weeks at
Prague, Okla.
Milber Haltom and wife of Augusta
were visiting homefolks here a few
days last week.
Lost-BrOwn cameo pin, tOlerably
large size. Reward for return to Mrs.
n. A. Childs. 52-1t
win Roach, a good citizen of Hamil,
was a business visitor in Pocahontas
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Waldron, good
citizens of Hamil, were shopping in
town last Thursday
U. r. Phipps Of Hartford, Ark, came
in Sunday for visit with relatives
here and at Maynard.
Mrs. Hattie King left Sunday for
st. Louis, ON a business trip for the
Famous Cash store.
Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Watkins an
nounce the birth of a son, Robert led
ford, Jr., on July u.
New ties, new belts at Buckley Mere.
Co.
John Waldron and wife of Hamil
and Mrs. Abe Sisk Of Lorine had bust
ness in town Wednesday.
John Million, prominent citizen of
Noland was shaking hands with
friends in town Saturday.
Joe Heron Of Reyno was looking
after business and meeting friends in
Pocahontas last Thursday.
Miss Blanche Polk of Success has
been visiting her friend, Miss Beulah
Slayton, here a few days past.
Miss Margaret Wells. who has been
visiting Mrs. f. X. Hicks at Little
Rock, returned home Monday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-06
TERRAL TO PITCH HORSE
SHOES AGAINST FARMERS

Fayetteville, Aug. 4.-Governor Tom
j. Terral Of Arkansas has entered the
Horse Shoe Pitching Tournament to
be held during Farmers Week, Col
lege of Agriculture, University of Ar
kansas here, August lila.
Governor Terral will pitch against
Dean Dan T. Gray i'm an exhibition
match. The winners of the regular
tournament will then be matched
against the Governor and Dean Gray
in an exhibition for double honors.
Neither Dean Gray nor Governor Ter
raj will compete for the silver loving
cup and the sterling silver medal which
are being offered as prizes for first
and second place by the First National
Bank Of Fayetteville.
Governor Terral will be the prin-
cipal speaker on the morning program
Of Farmers Week, Thursday, August
10. After lunch in the university din
ing hall visitors will be transported
TO the Experiment Station Farm where
competent leaders will explain the ex-
perimental work being carried on there.
After the inspection of the 800 acre
farm, the finals in the Horse Shoe
Pitching contest and an elaborate page
ant will be held.