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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-01
TRI KAPPA CHAPTER TO
BE SALON HOSTESS

Epsilon chapter of Kappa Kappa
Kappa Sorority at Lafayette, assist
cd by the Montmorenci chapter,
will be hostess sunday afternoon at
a tea in the Purdue Memorial Union
building, Lafayette, for visitors to
the Hoosier Art Salon which is on
exhibit there.
Art lovers, their friends and men,
bers of the sorority are especially
invited to visit the exhibit Sunday
as guests of the Trl-Kappa chapters.
The salon will be open all day.
Harletta and Alberta Thrasher
scholarship girls from the Lafayette
chapter, who are studying at the
Cincinnati conservatory, accom-
panied by their two sisters, will give
a musical program during the after
noon.
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Pdrent-T Teacher Dinner

One hundred ana fifty members
of The Broad Ripple Parent Teacher
Association attended the dinner and
monthly meeting Wednesday night
at the school. Mrs. G. E. Young was
general chairman.
Lantern slides were shown by
DR.. H. S. Hatch of Sunnyside and an
amateur broadcasting program was
given by parents and pupils.
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Elect Trustees

Mrs. John N. Carey. Mrs. II. H.
Hanna, DR., Christopher B. Cole
man, Dr. F.. S. c. Wicks and Muir
ray L. Dallman were elected trustees
OF the Children's Museum to serve
for a period of three years at the
annual museum meeting Wednesday
night. Mrs. Richard Lieber and
Frank N Lewis were elected trustees
To serve for one wear.
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her, swims each day in a beautiful
print silk suit. 1t has tiny flowers
in white on a deep violet back
ground and the deep V-neck, and
hip-line landings are of violet. A
series of perky bows livens up the
suit. She often wears some Of the
new bathing jewelry-a bracelet
above the elbow or necklace of
rubber beads in some stunning color.
MIS-. George D. Simon, Jr., likes
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Missionaries Speak

Miss Minnie Argetsinger. mission
airy recently returned from west
China, spoke at the annual dinner
meeting of Baptist women and their
daughters. held Wednesday night at
The Woodruff Place Baptist Church.
Covers were laid Tor 416. Miss Alma
Clifford spoke on the missionary
work among the MeXicsus.
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OAR. Chapter
Members Vote
on Nominations

Nominations for first vice regent,
corresponding secretary, chapter
house secretary, membership Secre-
tary, treasurer and chaplain were
scheduled to be made at the meet
ing OF the Caroline Scott Harrison
chapter, D. A. r. this afternoon at
the chapter house.
Mrs. Oliver Willard Pierce di-
rected play "A Gala Dress" assist
ed by Mrs. James L. Kalleen. Mrs.
Francis II. Rybolt, pianist, gave
Sc 'eral numbers and hostesses for
the team were Mrs. Clifford L. Lam
bert and Miss Pauline Lambert.
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Var MOthcrs' Birthdqn

The Marion County chapter Of
American War Mothers observed.
it's birthday with a meeting Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. A. NJ.
Fitchett, 954 f. Fifty Second ST. A
musical and reading program was
given by Miss Louise Cruiser.
Frederick Lutz, Miss Frances
Wishard, Seth Loucks, Mrs. Arthur
Loucks and Miss Catherine Kiefer.
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Lcu0ue Board Mcetinq

Plans for the State League Of
Women Voters convention here in
march and the annual meeting of
the indianapolis league in April
we're made at a meeting of the
board of directors Of the local
league Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. David Lurvey, 1902 N. Del
aware st.
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the one piece white costume is max
ing Roadway. Especially when some
enc as smart as Katherine Bryant
starts golfins. She goes early each
day-usually in white outfit, one
of which featured a new notched
collar and black tie and a smart
little tailored belt-all new touches.
Another white deyotee is little
Frances Mitchell, who is here with
her mother and grandfather, E. T.
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AnpOints COnlmittee

A nominating committee COM
posed of Mrs Samuel McGaughey.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell and Mrs. E. C.
Embry was appointed by Mrs. Elijah
Jordan, president Of the Irvington
Union of Clubs. at a meeting Of the
union Wednesday with Mrs. Bert
WeStover, So S. Audubon Rd. The
next meeting will be March Is with
Mrs. McGaugney, 5219 E. Washing
ton st.
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CHAPTER Luncheon

Mrs. John Davy, assisted by Mrs.
Frank Symmes, entertained the
Amazonian chapter of the Interna-
tional Study and Travel Club today
with a luncheon at the Spink-Arms.
Decorations were in keeping with
81. Patrick's day. Covers were laid
for fifteen. Mrs. S. r. Altman lee
tured following the luncheon.
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Talks on Books

Mrs. Katherine Turney Garten
talked on Books" at the discussion
luncheon at the Y. w. c. A. Wednes-
day. Current topics are discussed
at these weekly luncheons of a
group of business and professional
women.
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popular coolie coat. Mrs. w. j. Ad-
ans sometimes wears one of the lat
tes, in a new kind Of rough toweling
in rose and black shades, over a
one-piece black costume.
yellow shows increasing popular
ity. SO do sand shades. But as
usual, The white costume, properly
accessoried. is absolutely the finest
of ali in this brilliant setting.
For golf on the Everglades links
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figured crepe frock. A flaring-
tongued belt of red and Smartest Of
the smart woven sandals in red and
white and a red hat with a little
feather brush in red in the rear
brought out her costumes coloring.
The children, who romp by the
dozen. all wear vivid little striped,
checked or polka dotted one-piece
suits. Little Lorraine Lambert, who
swims daily with her mother, Mrs.
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Stotesbury, Philadelphia She wore
a natty two-piece white silk with
kerchief collar that was topped by
q raglan sleeyed white homespun
coat With it she chose a little
black Ballybuntl hat with a slightly
rolled brim and some of the swarlk-
lest sandals that have walked Palm
Beach this season. They were Of
black and white printed lines, with
black kid trimming.
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Writers Club

Miss Rebecca Bennett read her
prize story 1.-THE Final Payment" at
a meeting of the Writers Club at
the Library Wednesday night. Mrs.
John r. Craig read an original pal
lad and Mrs. j. r. Emerson gave an
original Valentine poem.
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Cecil Lambert, has a cute orange
colored suit 49, orange trousers and
orange and white striped upper
Like many of the little tots, she
often wears a wide brimmed hat
to ward off the wicked rays Of this
Palm Beach sun.
Beach wraps may be ornate capeS
or squares of rubberized silk, tow
cling or even oilcloth in gay shade
or they may be a version of the
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prints too. I saw her one day at
the Breakers Beach in a French
bathing suit of printed silk that had
most Of ones favorite spots in Paris
figured on it in lovely blues and
grey. Her kerchief cap had similar
figures. Her feet were slipped into
oriental sandals.
Rosemary Harden was dancing
one afternoon at the Breakers
Casino in a vivid red and white
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BY MARTHA LEE

T HOUGH many persons discussing the question as to
L whether love to after the age
thirty reached the old problem Of whether love which
has before this deade set by philosopher can be
retained is Of utmost importance to women.
Pifu letters often sent to me by women approaching
middle age whose husbands seeking companionshp else
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Imbuting DOmeShCity to
All Women Real Cause
for RebeIIiOuS Thoughts
BY MRS WALTER FERGUSON

WE somewhere that Norma Tamadge fixes wonderful
w dvcd crabs That is the sort of thing that makes the
average housewife long to commit crime 1t is ridiculous
and fareched having chief executive all doed in
chaps impress the working classes.
But it hghy necessary that the do not for
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Mnttin0L1f-E

Mrs. Florence M. Evans, 46l5 E.
Tenth ST.. announces the marriage
Of her daughter, Ada Lucille, to
Dallas Mattingly, Louisville, KY,
which took place in Louisville
Feb. %
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Psi TOtG AL7L1nnGe

Indianapolis alumnae chapter of
Psi Iota XII Sorority will hold BUSH
ness meeting at this evening at
the SEVERN. All out-of-town mem
berS are urged to come.
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But in spite of his instruction when at
last he snaps the whip,
There is one who makes perilous and
daring sort of slip,
And he thinks he'll have to save her, but
she does the saving better
Skating circles quite as many as the
stripes upon her sweater.
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New for evening is a stunning
parchment shaded MORE slipper
with q gold heel. gold pipings and
q fan-shaped tongue of gold.
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There is one who wears frock of tweed
and little leather coat
With her socks and tam O sfanter in a
harmonizing note,
And although he's never had very
formal introduction
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where. The age old cry OF
elbow can / get my husband
back is the situation these
wives of phiIandering husbands
face.
Of course. the best way for a
woman is to avoid this difficulty
altogether. Remember, wives, the
cd adage that an ounce Of preven-
ton is worth Q pound OF cure. Inc
wise, wife is clever enough to see
to it that her husband enjoys him
self with her and really becomes
attached to his home.
The best course for the wives CT
these middle-aged Don Juans to
fellow is to overlook Lis peccaduloo
and wait for him to regain his
senses. In most cases the husband
finally realizes that cute young
1appers like an Old man for one
thing. the digging prospects.
After this fact is impressed upon
the Grant spouse, he is generally
more than willing to return to the
one women who really loves him.
Dear Miss Lee: MY husband and I are
been very happy together until about "a
q long business trip and though ne wanted
me TO go with him felt as though my
%b s e. homo 9 ksRt e e i her to the GO city to
Gus business friends q his ..,, ,r...d
the excitement of running around and
soon he started THIS re met b some aron 1TuG
'OT PERHAPS Ss ISL am e si H2 Miss Lee, but do
not feel like IAN injured wife. | have
no desire to leave my husband because
NY friends all tell me am foolish. to
as though tits ridiculous attachment OF
hts will not last. Am I right, MISS Lee,
am gs beins unfair e TFyYsiE FIJI 10
Dear Fifty Eight: Though you
made your mistake in not accom-
panying your husband on his trip,
YOU are pursuing Che right course
now by staying with him. Most men,
you know, absolutely require COM
panionship. So you see, Fifty-Eight,
you can tell your friends that you
yourself feel in some way response
BILE for your husbands lack OF
fidelity.
I am sure this young girl will show
that she loves bank rolls and your
husband will awaken to the fact
that he is playing the role of Santa
Claus to d. charming, though smart,
l:stle gold digger.
Pay no attention to your friends
You are the best Judge OF the state
of affairs. SO, of course, your judg-
ment will be worth more than theirs.
Dear Miss Lee: May l give some advice
to Single r.? read in your column where
he is undecided whether or not he should
get married: was in the same boat at
the age of SO. I was still single and had
never thought OF getting married although
g ,feY ana ' that in later years would be
lonely. but only laughed at them. Final
1--we w met her a n6Sf still everyone kept teng
me to marry so ] decided would try it..
want to say that I never knew what
] thought ! was contented before but. to
come home in the eyenln3g 70 nice bright
Certainly a grand and glorious feeling.
NV advice to bachelors is, il you have
a nice girl you will be much more happy
married than living the rest of your life
alone. ONCE A BACHELOR.
Dear Once a Bachelor: am so
glad you have found happiness. I
agree with you that most men are
happier married than living alone,
Still, my friend, I believe that a
man is riSking a great deal when
he marries a girl for whom he has
no love. Of course, sometimes he
will find his friendship for a girl
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Club Luncheon

The Woman's Round Table Club
will meet for luncheon Friday with
Mrs. Carl Steeg, 3l5 e. Maple Rd.
instead of with Mrs. d. A. Murphy.
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Avalon Luncheon Bridge
Covers we're laid for seventy at
the luncheon bridge given today az
The Marott Hotel by women Of the
Avalon Country Club.
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To another one he demonstrates a GER
tain kind of hold
With the fatherly advice to try and do
as she is told.
Though he'd like to see her Go fancy
whirl upon the scene
In her cardigan and sweater and her
skirt Of yelveteen.
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may develop into love, but many
times it does not. 1t is a big risk
to take
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Sorority Meeting
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority will
meet at the Columbia Club Friday
evening.
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Personals

Mrs. r. Watson FRVlkaer. Co
lumbus, Ohio, is thu NtesS Of Mrs,
Theodore Mccain, 1913 ). Emerson
Ave.
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Mrs. Charles Williams, Chicago, is
the guest of Mrs. Charles Hanna,
4341 Central Ave.
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Dear Once a Bachelor: I am so
glad you have found happiness. I
agree with you that most men are
happier married than living alone.
Still, my friend, I believe that
man is riSking a great deal when
he marries a girl for whom he has
no love. Of course, sometimes he
will find his friendship for a girl
The border vidette., 1928-12-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Jose Maria Miranda,

Estate of Jose Maria Miranda,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by
the undersigned administrator
with the Will Annexed of the
estate of Jose Maria Miranda,
deceased, to the creditors OF and
all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouch.
ers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice TO
the said administrator, at his
Office in the Sisk Building, No.
gales, Arizona, the same being
the place for the transaction of
the business of said estate, in
said county of Santa Cruz.
JAMES V. ROBINS,
Administrator with the Will
Annexed of the estate Of Jose
Maria Miranda, deceased.
Dated Nogales, Arizona, thia
tenth day of November, 1928.
11-1O-5t.
The border vidette., 1928-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Tovrea
spent the weekend at Tucson
with their son. Harold Tovrea,
and family.
Chief Engineer Charles Cate
of the Southern Pacific of Mex.
leo Railroad, is q Nogales visitor
today. from Guadalajara.
Former State Senator Leslie
G. Hardy, local legal represents.
tive of Mr.. Writ G. Bowman,
has gone to San Diego on short
business trip.
Baby Chix:-White Leghorns
(Tancred : Thornwell sStraius),
Barred Rocks, R. I. Reds. Queen
Bess Strain, and Turkens. Spe.
cial low prices to broiler plants
in lots of 500 or more. ENoCH
CREWS. Seabright, Calf.
The directors and members Of
the Nogales chamber OF com.
merce met Thursday evening in
the chambers Offices to go over
the new constitution and bylaws
as recently drawn up by the new
secretary, George A. London,
former secretary of the Chandler
chamber of commerce.
A judgment of So, $50 for Mrs.
Inez Walker of this city was rem.
dered in the federal court at
Tucson Monday evening in her
damage suit against the Noun.
tain States Telephone & Tele.
graph Company, growing out Of
the death of her husband. Owen
Walker. we'll known business
man of Nogales, who was killed
here December 6, 1926, when be
was knocked from atruckload of
furniture by telephone wire on
Morley avenue. Mrs. Walker
was represented by Senator Les.
lie G. Hardy and Attorney Duane
Bird of Nogales. The telephone
company was represented by
Wright & Tisor. Tucson attor-
neys.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Limo Carrasco, de.
ceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the
~ undersigned Limo Carrasco,
Jr., administrator of the estate of
Limo Carrasco, deceased, to the,
creditors OF and all persons having
claims against the said deceased;
to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice
to the said Limo Carrasco, Jr., at
the law office of Messrs. Noon &
Noon. at Nogales, Arizona, the
same being the place for the trans
action of the business of said estate,
in said county of Santa Cruz.
LIMO CARRAsco, JR.,
Administrator of the estate of
Limo Oarrasco, deceased.
Dated at Nogales. Arizona, this
2Sth day of November 1928.
l2-1-5t.
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BOULDER DAM FIGHT SETTLED

Washington, Dec. 13 - The
prospective senate fight on the
construction of power plant at
Boulder dam was settled peace.
fully today when Senator Phipps
of Colorado withdrew an amend.
ment to the pending measure
designed to give the government
the right to build the plant only
after private enterprise offered
no satisfactory contract.
The withdrawal apparently
took some senators by surprise
as several interrogated Phipps
as to whether he was clear on
what be was doing. The Colo.
radoan assured them he was. 4.
The withdrawal leaves the bill
with a provision under which the
government may construct the
plant or the secretary of interior,
exert sn option and let contracts
for the construction to private
capital.
Washington. Dec. 13. - The
senate voted today for construc.
ton of the flood works at Impe.
rial valley in connection with
the Boulder dam project to be
carried out at government ex.
pense, the money to be returned
under . long time arrangement.
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DECEMBER Is, 1923
LOCAL NEWS.

/ Supervisor and Mrs. Wm. T..
Roath of Elgin, were county seat
visitors Monday.
Mike McCleary, manager of
the Noche Buena mine, is No
gales, from Sonora.
Mrs. Norman D. Pomeroy and
/ daughter, Lucille, have recover
ed from an attack of influenza.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.Gatlin were
weekend visitors in Nogales
from their ranch near Patagonia.
| Work has been resumed at the
Worlds Fair mine near Pata
gonia, following a weeks shut.
down.
| G. G. Cheshire, the Chevrolet
dealer at Mesa, Arizona, was q
| Nogales business visitor few
days this week.
! The Nogales schools will close
on December )21 for the annual
holiday vacation, and will re
open January 2nd.
! Frank Lown of the contract
ing firm of Lown & Wood. was q
business visitor at Cananea the
forepart of the week.
Il
! Miss Henrietta Renshaw and
Miss Faye Burr. spent Sunday
in Nogales from the University
of Arizona at Tucson.
Supervisor Fred W. Hannah
and family are sojourning in
California. They made the trip
in a new Essex sedan.
Mrs. O'Connor, wife of Super
ior Judge W. A. O'Connor, has
| returned from a few days visit
with friends in Tucson.
The regular weekly luncheon
meeting of the Nogales Rotary
club was held yesterday noon at
The Cave club, Nogales, Sonora.
The regular meeting of the
Nogales Knights of Pythias
| lodge was held Wednesday night
at Castle hall. The attendance
was. good. .s= -.
J. S. Jennings. local manager
of the Mountain States Tele.
phone & Telegraph Company,
was a Tucson business visitor
last Saturday.
Frank B. Carroon, local under
taker, has purchased a hand.
some new hearse from the No.
gales Motor Company, Stude
baker agents.
Fifteen hundred cattle from
Joe Wise's Arizona ranch in So
nora, were crossed here Mon
day. The cattle were shipped
to Ell Psso, Texas.
| A turkey shoot will be held
! all day tomorrow on the target
range at the Circle (Z) guest
ranch near Patagonia. The pub
lie is invited to attend.
John Burton, local con tractor,
who is erecting a fine residence
at the Circle (Z) guest ranch for
Lee Zinsmeister, one of the own
ers. was in Nogales Tuesday.
Former State Senator Jack
Schleimer from Santa Cruz coun
ty, was a Nogales visitor this
week from Los Angeles, where
be and family now make their
home.
! Jefferson Davis Rountree, ex
pert well-driller, is business
visitor in Nogales from the Hua.
chuca district, where be is drill
ing number of wells on q guest
ranch.
Ray Cary. official of the West.
ern Union Telegraph Company,
with headquarters in Phoenix.
was weekend visitor in Nogales,
where be resided before going
to the capital city.
John M. Hughes, owner oi
The Cave club, and his friend,
William Blackmere, we'll known
mine operator, who is q guest al
the Montezuma hotel, have re-
covered from the flu.
Miss Jennie Lee London
daughter of George A. London
secretary of the Nogales cham
ber of commerce, spent the week.
end in Tucson with friends, re
turning to Nogales Monday.
E.. Walter Mitchell, prominent
The border vidette., 1928-12-15

Guamuchll, where tney are nav.
ing a fine time. He will leave
today for San Diego.
Miss Jesus Puchi, member of
the Puchi family of this city, q
beautiful and accomplished pop.
ular young lady, and Mario Ro
chin. we'll known young business
man of this city, long connected
with Joffroy Brothers Company
of Nogales, will be married to
morrow morning at the new Sa
cred Heart Chatholic church, Rev
Father Duval officiating. Fol-
lowing the wedding the couple
will depart for a months honey
moon trip in sunny California.
At the meeting of the Ridge.
Igo post of the American Legion
held on Friday night. last week.
the following officers for the
ensuing year. we're elected:
Commander. Hank Meyers; AL.
Castaneda, vice-commander; j.
J. Trimer, adjutant; J. B. Sex
ton, finance officer; G. r. Pi
quero, chaplain; Joe Montoya,
sergeant-at-arms; William Col
lier, service officer. and Charles
L. Hardy, historian. Herbert
Wood, William Collier and j. j.
Trimer compose the newly elect
ed executive committee.
The monitor., 1928-06-22
ANNOUNCEMENT

Growing out of the Negro trade.
week activity, committee composed
of members of the Ministerial ALI
ance, cooperating with business men
of the city have worked out plans for
the formation of a permanent organ
ization, the purpose of which when
perfected will be to promote, instill
and agitate harmonious support of
Negro business enterprises.
July 18th has been selected as the
date upon which mass meeting will
be held for the purpose of adoption
of the plans, creation of permanent
organization and the election of Of
ficers. The place of meeting will be
announced in a later issue of this
paper. The public in general is re-
specially urged to be present and
lend it moral support.
The committee is composed of Mil
ton l.. Hunter, Jacob C. Cary, and NJ.
Lynch, chairman.