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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY HORNING, JUNE 20, 1920. I whether Me Aden gives permission or net. It Is hardly Jlksly, however, that this would prevail, in face of the strong Insistence laid by McAdoo upon having hi name left out of considers I method tion. Pm Most Reckon on Bryan. LEADER the league was a dishonest statement," Mr. Cummings said, a premeditated and calculated attempt to satisfy Irrecnncita. bles. At no point did It suggest ratifies, tion of the league treaty, it was made up of vague promise of some other kind of league. I feel that the Republican position will not deceive any one." Cummings also declared that while the Republican convention had not disposed of the Issue, the party candidate himself already had voted for a league with reservations. Concerning Herbert Hoover's statement that he was In accord with Senator Hard that lng's candidacy, Mr. Cbmmlngp.sald waa a matter Mr. Hoover would have to own conscience. ut his with fight 1 consider It a rather sad eplsod in American politic," he aijded. Full hearings on all campaign iasues will be held by the resolutions commit tee. It wgs announced today. and Ray T. Baker, director of the mint, close friend and supporter of William he that O. Me Ad x), announced today would support Attorney General Palmer, now that hie first choice had withdrawn from the Democratic race. His announcement was made efter receipt of a tele, he would grant from Mr. McAdoo saying not be candidate for the elimination. I All this talk about McAdoo, Cox and the others Is going on without any consideration being given to what William Jennings Bryan might have to say about it. He hat not yet expressed hlmse.f as te Just what he might think of Cox or any of the others. Every forecast as to Continue Conferences ths aonvntlons probable action carries with It, therefore, a reservation Involving Mr. Bryan's approval or disapproval. Mitchell Rainier boomers are vary busy for him and have opened headquarter hotel. Noted the St. at Francis They claim he Developments will receive the largest vote on the first retort: ballot. To this the What does that mean, anyway Wood (Continued from P On.) on baflot the first the tote got biggest In Chicago and Harding was the lowest race. the tho of th four chief contenders in Hn of fronton, who la to dellvor But the Palmer men refuse to believe keynote at the Ohio Republican conven- that anything Ilk the package which waa tlon on June 29. announced today that "Jlmral' handed to General Wood after the first It Rloan, who ueed to guard Roosevelt and ballot In Chicago will be given their can didate In this convention. Taft, had been selected as Harding' bodyguard. raMers Senator today Among Harding's DECLARED was kites Helen Bonham, "cowgirl from HEARST ISSUES I NEW1 Cheyenne, who recently rode her broncho TO A Into the . Congress hotel lobby In Chi. She Invited Senator Herding to cage, Wire, Chicate Tribune bait Lake Tribute attend the annual roundup in Cheyenne CHJCAOO, Jun 19. A call te cltlssn and promised to set him a good pony if to "assemble In a nsw Independence hall. CHICAGO, June 19. Mayor Thompson ho would cogis. Issue a new declaration of polittcal lade and Fred Lundln ar ell set to bolt the November In case pendeno and consecrate ourselves anew Kepubliran ticket leInrenominated for gov to the human right and popular liberties Governor Lowden A CANDIDATE this republic was created to conserve" ernor. branch This morning the was Issued tonight byt William Randolph Hearst In early edition of his newspaper, Of th Republican party'! waTheformally paper incorporated at Springfield. tbs Chicago Herald and Examiner. were filed by George B. Gillespie, Spring WASHINGTON. Juno Th call asserts that "the Republican field the who represented city attorney, In a statement today that national convention straddled on almost hall influences In Colby declared supreme court in th ho was not even a receptive candidate everything," that Senator Johnson of recently decided the case. law primary for permanent chairman of the Demo, California, la "a safe and Sana progressive Whether the threatened bolt will In to whom no reasonable or honest business elude opposition to the d cratic national convention. could properly object," and that ticket remain to be demonstrated. Mr. Colby said: The report persists Interest a man with a That the national ticket may be that I am to be permanent chairman of "big money la afraidno ofmatter how sound jeopardised by the city hell autagonlam thought, the Democratic convention. This report profreeelve a possibility through Issuance of became hew beneficial idea and that universally has no foundation. The organization of a formal call for a Thompson for presithe convention and tho choioe of Its offl. may be." meeting that 1 to be held tomorcsra are matters which the convention it continue: "The defeat of Johnson dent" row. was not a defeat for the man. It was Itself will decide. . "Harding was silent on mob rule and I am not even a receptive candidate defeat for th progressive Idea h opposed the bonus for toldieri, read the for the position of permanent chairman. tertslned. summons tomorrow's session. "W There are many members of the part? Th cU further ays: Th Democratic call WilliamforHale Thompaoe as candidate with much stronger claims upon its re cog. party offer no rfug for Independent for president of the United States on the nitlen and who richly deserve any honor American." aa the mag who will new Ucket, party In Its gift. I am going to tho conven. It then saka:- - "Whet then la left but enforce tns constitution end keep this tlon with no other thought than to co new party baaed on the old prove prinout of the hands of foreign government operate heartily with my fellow delegate which have made our oountry jurriere. " from the District of Columbia and to par- ciple our the pooplo free." City hell spokesmen said that within ticipate In the deliberations of the con- greet, the movement Is entirely The eall le signed by Mr. H caret, vention modestly and, 1 hope, helpfully, Is a forto have the and purpose party, I shall leave at the last possible mo mal organisation. Irrespective of court da ment and return to my duties In Wash LA olalons or legal technicalities, that will go Ington the moment the convention ad-j- o with a straightaway elate ef canunis." -ERS through OF didate from senator ea down the line. at, Washington, With Grati fying vu THOMPSON CALL READY PARTY FOR BOLT Lad Hundreds of new color effects they are simply delightful. NOT FOR CHAIRMANSHIP I Taffetas, satins, silk jerseys and jersey and silk combinations. Hardlng-Coolldg- An impelling variety make your selection at 50c on the dollar an FOLLETTE CHOICE 'FORTY EIGHT WILSONS COURSE MITCHELL, 8. D., June tobeapproved II.' The state n UOHNSON STILL 50 Trimmed pursues silence HatsZ. C.M. I. fomufmn'of " hf nKMty which U JCblcee Tribuaa-Sal- t tandV leUtketPbythe Lake Tribute Leased Wire, movatic nattom I to he leunohed at Chicago on July 10. el convention on the league of nation CHICAGO, June 19. Senator Hiram . It will be an indorsement of President I , Senator Le Follutt will be the choice of Johnson, efter twenty-fou- r hour sojourn Wilson's course, in the opinion of leader I the South Dakota delegation, which If near scene of hie recent defeat for the the In the Democratic, national committee bound by the following resolution: presidential nomination, eon tatemsnt wee given "Senator Robert M. LaEuiletle la the Republican r,T tlnusd his silence today on th outcome I of successful contredlc. of an choice ,7ttbout )fer presidential overwhelming ef the Republican convention. I of the people of this etete asd The senator took an early morning Tha committM of tho cob I majority icf cur sledfc Attention work for kii troll on Michigan boulevard, when a reMe venttoa will make clean-cMe decisions on nomination." porter met him almost under the spot prohibition, ths Irish question, women The Nonpartisan league ef South Da- where the big "Hiram Johnson for pre!-suffrage and tabor proposals, these lead- - kota dent" sign had been hanging during the he officially selected the tea delere said. Thera will be nc equivocaweek. "All attempts at gatee to attend the Chicago convention. convention tion," they stated. Too bed we couldnt have had this evasion will bs avoided end the decision delightfully eool weather for the conveny will be definite end fined." tion, eeid the eeaator. The proposed conference of western Are about the you yet saying anything governor and dslegatea will be held a AO nomination of Herding and your attitude few days before the convention end will the senator toward discuss condition relating only to the Trlbune-fleLake Tribes Leased Wise asked. west, it Was announced today. Among I Chic n I these wlll be mining problem,' the'TurT I SAN FRANCISCO. June 19. wVrrddYL ef Chi juthe! . i ther disposition of mineral and oil lands, I Newman, secretary o I th Palmer Major com. I end ms CoUuado river flood control end kindred mUtee. tonight made th. following .tats- tics. IrLriv.a R.pbUc ment: Senator Johnson grabbed Ickes's arm and "There te ns reason te accept Mr. two walked back te th Blaekslone. th statement as anything except Mr. lokes said there waa no porA what It purports to be, end we presume Later litical etgnlflcanc In hie talk with the his friends will abide by his wishes end California senator,' hand-embroider- ed refrain from presenting hie name te the i "Just a friendly chat," eald Ickee. I t ' convention. make It a point to see the senator "One Inevitable result ef hie withdrawal always In town." EnIs a marked movement of McAdoo leaders when he le meiriui wiu os piacee ib noml. II nd delegate to Palmer. This has been I nation for president at the Democratic avldanosd all day by report received from excep- national convention, it was announced I Ef1 ,Mt nd by discussion of the situs- - J I tlon I In here today. those San Fran. among already PLANKS I In the event Clerks name la not . m V.r appy announce that thin sented before the Missouri delegationpre. I I Trthnee-n.i- t whv afternoon Mr. Raymond Baker, director of reached. Judge Roeenberger One-Thir- d of th I would place the former speaker In noml! .V? Ol2o9 eUrir'ena,to?CiJi7 nation, Clark made an unsuccessful race stanchest McAdoo supporters In the oountry, joined the Palmer headquarters end Virgin la an his way te Ben Francisco for the nomination In 1919. The refusal of William Q. Me A doe to announced that from today forward hi day with Anal specification for th Dam platform, particularly the league enter th race and the "ever growing would advocate end work for th noml ocratlo garef nations plank. of Attorney General palmer." sentiment for Clark" makes Clark the nation 1 He held an hour eonferene with wee very sorry that Mr. McAdoe deideal candidate, the judge 'declared. White House, giving new Clark, who has represented th ninth termined upon th course he has taken," color toat thebelief th Mr. Raker tonight, "for he we among Democrats end district In congress for twenty-el- s years, said alike that he le seeking not so far has refused to enter ths race for first choioe and 1 would have liked to Republicans to dictate the seen have him nominated. only I platform, but alee te However, mally. know his statement la sincere, end I had force hig awn re nomination for g third telegram from him this morning con- term. COX AND MARSHALL firming It, end, eg a Democrat interested I Mr. Glass wee trotted out lest night as 1" democratic euccese, I am now unquell the "dark horse" beneficiary of William A DP a y rarer t for Mttohell Palmer and shall do all I O. MoAdoo'e withdrawal from the preal- AJtU JLAlxKjt. I ftedy In my humble way to help bring about dentlal race According to calculations hie nomination, for I believe he can be In some quarters, the McAdoo delegatee By Universal Service. elected end is the best man now In the ere to be transferred te Glass and held -SAN FRANCISCO," Jun 1. Everythere for a fixed "deadlock" period end field." DRUG TORE ! AT e-.- 5 5 OUR body should keep an eye on "Jtnuny" Cox, Ul-U- f then switched to Wilson for g third term MAIN STREET the little fighting governor of Ohio, And the proper signal. gt tne other should he allowed to rest on COX Glass le the administrating candidate Thomas Riley Marshall, th distinguished for chairman of the platform committee. Hoosier statesman, now serving his secVICE PRESIDENCY He recently wrote a treaty plank for te w. a. Mr., party. Impeachment of Attorney Gdn-r- a having participated in tha rare riots at California, Idaho ' and Rllssla war MOB tender the nomination ond term aa vice president of the United Virginia Democratic platform which won Aoo." Palmer and of Postmaster OanaraJ Elain last fall. Tha stay waa granted t so outgoing vassal hara today. 6tatea. and It le under. DATTON. Ohio, June 19. Governor J. ,h 5rldent' Mr. Wolfe said that although Mr. Me. Burlaaso alas I dsmaadsd. Cox la leading the field of all the anwm ;nable tha negroes' attorneyg to perfect About forty mere from tha Mm territory "daevor to repeat thie M. Co ef Ohio le hot a candidate for M1?4 h In read tha to th the wot State aandidat Every waa ta a aourt, appeala auprama platform nounced candidates as th most likely to the Democratic nomination for vice plank by art Ados baa declared he go naxt weak, t was stated at preal- - I achievement at dan Frencleeo. Her par affirmed belief in Inter- governor announced. be selected to head the Democratic preal. dent. He made thie Slllp island. The Virginia senator is going to havi fop tha nomination, ha powhar ha Mid Vlotsa declaration emphatie On national socialism, plank plaaad dsntial ticket. Marshall ia regarded by here today et his oountry home, "Trail's I contest for the chairmanship of the ha wauld not acaapt th nomination. as the most available end the most End," In responding to felicitation of Platform committee, It developed today. "This ia ana tlma whan tha btttca r pres- blame for tha world war on "big busl. HIAT FB9BTRATIQNB IN 'BRISCO. AGRSSMSNTS NOT LAW PUL, and must demanded "baalneM that nM" I bemocratle senator likely dark horse," If It should become United State Senator Pomeren of who voltd maw tha for Instead tha SAN rBANCISCO, Juna 19. Tw heat should ratift. Mtk ident and WASHINGTON, Juna wwarnln for It." pay necessary to enter that stable' To pick tbg others at th; big community damonetre-- 1 option f the treaty with the lgdga n man chairman tha seeking tha afflsa," raatratlsna war reported here today, that agraamanta between manufacturer William Coleman of Milwaukee will be nominee. tendered him prior te departure of I ervatlone ere becking Senator Welsh of aid. tha In mere hattest Juna day then eight and dealers which prevent dealer from tha party candidate tor governor and Cog became a formidable factor In th man agar of delegation and booster for Ban I Montana, who warn waster race today aa a result of the flat re- Ohios Frank J, We bar win make tha mas for mVyITnUkm reducing tha asllng pries of manufastured Franc! sea the Wilson campaign n 1919. w! Cox. Demonstration for C. 90 article United Is unlawful wa asundad tsd.y States fusal of William Gibbs McAdoo to permit Muster. I dayrsaa. . After hie conference with the pre.Ident, 'I upon you. pilgrim, that I ant . .. his name to go before the convention. not aurge elU. 9. J the d.partmant af justlra, aa Part I Senator Glee Ohie. of for a Ben train took DATTON, Payton for JHq the second piece," oandid.te Fran, ane motar New af ef th York, victim, Ua Heretofore he bad been regarded as a the governor declared. earnpaign ta lower tha asst of living. Hie announce, clero without confiding anything to hip aana wad Ohio Damoorwts jabd tods? (a Negroes Boost Ohioan. was to a taken whare coiidi. hospital, hly candidate for second possible place, with ment wa fretted with Veils of applause colleagues, 19. A maaa masting Uaq waa declared aerlou a community demonstration for Governor of CHICAGO, Juna will McAdoo at the head of the ticket. IOWA BANK IS ROSSSB. . . several thousand persona who had I be held tomorrow aegraes McAdoos positive announcement, how. by W. Cox, Ohio's candidate for th for Chicago te hie home to pay their re. I D&IUCLS tO Attend. James of journeyed announced SPENCER, Iowa, Juno J9. Bank rob-bo-rs poo launching th pur UNPSSIRABLSS ARf ever, served to boost Cox Into first place ptRORTSB. for nomination president. a movement to make William Hal early today blow open th aaf in 19 -S- ecretary Democratic WASHINGTON. Jun end to make him the man ZdC'T emtVTUd"lltthly,duuLd NOW TORE, Juna 19. A carload of tha RomI Saving waa a praluda t tha Thompson a candidateMayor for president. bank, tan mil south Daniel left tenlght for Ban Francisco te Tha demonstration for'tbt nomination. Cox led Palmer, Ed- voi vine upon aa llatad alien undeslrablea vice president" an. and Ban th to of Ohio's of and escaped with 919M ia money Issued hero, for delegatlsa tha call A "Thempaax arohlsta" recan tjy received from national eonvon departure th today ward and Owen In all the discussion m mo ook occasion ne of which for president" meeting sayai 95404 In Liberty bonds. and every Oregon, Francisco convention, volcV Idsopposl tlon to wha among leading Democrat assembled here td . la pledged to vote for th governor. "Harding waa silent on mob rill and for th convention. "domination of the government by a een. I Member ef tha Ohio delegation and ppoasd t bonuses far soldier. Wa a4 that eute. ate oligarchy." William leader Hal Thompson aa candldata for Damooratto expressed gratiother May Go Palmer, fication ever th announcement by Wil- president of ths United State on tha Senator Reed Reelected. will There were some of th McAdoo sup. of nsw candiparty ticket aa tha ms who this liam G. McAdoo that ha la net 19. United my soul Will aesert my opposition te j KANSAS Jun CITY, Porter who .Indicated a and hasp to go I date and that hi ware must not be pre- snfarca tha constitution nenet oligarchy, be declared. Any was Reed states A. Senator James over to Attorney General tendency of today feralga Palmer when government out ef tha Muds Diverting for a momntte.ja atrib. II UB,nmcUBy reelected te represent the sented te th aonventlen. they were convinced that McAdoo wa , . Governor Cox mad R comment OX Mr. jugglpra" the soldiers who died, in France, Fifth Missouri district at ths Democratic detlnltely out of the race. Many other, lit te I MeAdoo'a atatamagt. governor declared that he Intended national convention at Ban Francisco. Th "for Cox' 11 a preference WATBRWAYfc ABM AIO FOR to "ow district delegation reelected Benater Read Vlce PreBld' MaraU ntJckfinl ILun.t.1i . .'l p. I 19. Cngraa wax BT. LOUIS, Jun after hi. rejection by th state conven. Picket Barred by friend among the Indiana, " far inlUluota delegatee who have been carry. tlen, which ordered he ditrot to name CHICAGO. Juna 19. Gives bar Choice asked to appropriate Roo.ao, In vain.' died shall have they pot another delegate Ing on a quirt boom for him. He hae In ha Bridewell until after land waterway Improvsmtnta, ta cover a ef nominated the be staying Whether for lg preal. slated repeatedly that he le not a canditha Demoeratio eonvantion at Baa Fran, period of fiv years with annual expendby hie party at Bap Francisco or Hoosier Democrats date and will not be one. Rut there have dency Depart. be would meet clseo la over or of returning t her hem been many Instances in history when un not, the governor declared with iture of HM.MMOO, In resolution adapt, 19. June In Newark, N. J., Mias Ethel Clowns, on a smile, INDIANAPOUB. Approxith returning delegate d at tha closing session pf th flrst an. willing statesmen have been dragged from you come bark, v bother you mately 114 parsons left Indianapolis at ef the suffragists wha picketed tha retba United Btatsa th obscurity lnte which they sought to "Whenback or nut. I will meet 9 o'clock this afternoon on the Indians cent Republican eaavantfaa hare, decided nuat convention of afCommerce bacon 0 )A4 la th G04 aya-bibring today. hid themselves and forced to become th Junior Chamber ha said, a club spcclel ie attend the te go home. with Democratla tnaila," and you greet U aa laportACt factor ia standard-bearIndorsed good clam-ororeeolutiona Other an ef Insistent and adopted who la a delegate national convention Senator Ban Bomerena, emoeratie at Arraigned on a shoplifting eemplalnt, roads and any other movement to im. would party. Ths vice kaaltiL ZjaatraU naually meapa large, said he intended to go te th I Francisco, MIm ( lawns told tha judge, after being set no new precedent if president he were com. at by batter VHfllf marketing condition te item. convention to do U In his Pelled to assume such a position before Inst Governor Cox. The powar and to yalltva alraU, and ftarva a train 111, that ah Intended to go to Baa fined ransportatlon faellitl crit- Declare Fund Returned. eenetor 99 . ausaei, court the convention. a added labor eendi werkhoua Tha Francisco-liana farm Uwart rMUtaae to dlasaaa. icised ths Republicans, saying that when Sifeeal BT. IJ5U18, Mo., June II. Nat GoldAmong the McAdoo support. ra who were "they complain sentence, hut suspended it whqn tha about Iha administration keenly dioappotnted by his refusal te be. not reducing the seat of living, they ar stein and Robert E. Moore, delegates picket agreed te go hema. BK8KB TO RKWAV LONS LOAN, Hay your tyoa axamlned rome a candidate was Raymond T. Baker, only Indicting themaelvaa." from Bt. Louts to tha Republican national I A.. Juna 1. Styty. 8HREVERORT, th IJiOO director of Yrkatlur you faal tb mint at Washington, who of Harding nniarlF. Confesses G. Tha Ohio delegation and several bun. convention, who each received In while even years (o, Bhrsvaport, has been hrrs several day, whooping it drad boosters left for Ban Francisco at Lowden funds, today reiterated they had aaad of ftagaai or BPt. latUi TrihUM-Sel- t Rogers a young engineer of Columbus, lets Trlkwa Leased Wlsa. P. Baker re. 1:10 o'clock tonight in twa special trains. given th money to unnamed parties to Okies up for MeAdoo'a nomination. O. E. enough money from celvad the following personal maasege WASHINGTON. June 19. It's out at Geu, borrawed return to Lowden. Both a a pressed ur. fray yoq caa ebacA promptly a tag Un e.nt, to return home from McAdoo this morning: rise at the statement Issued last night last. Senator Harding confessed led ay. H Bno'w, hi hair Uw iaroada of eyeatradij. tha losate to la ef tryling who Waa Lewdan'a ia tha owner af three share at stock In , y U L. Dmmsrson, order te repay th loan He hae had It for a long Ths MeAdooa Telegram. g brewery. ay l In Uttar Is a related racalved CaQ for fno contqiutioa. story TO time and would be glad te aeQ It cheap te not 'been received, "Tou will not like the statement from today by Dr. G. B. Baaton, pastor of tha any near-bepromoter. me which wilt appear in baturday mom. charch Methodist whose here, wa hirst "confession" Senator Harding BAN FRANCISCO, Juna IS. Homer 8. Kitrard Is Boosted. Bnows hslra Is an. alatanes in mg' papers, but I hope you will yield to prompted by ebargas Of th "drys" that Hated by thaasritlng from Ala my judgment in this matter, as I know Cumminga chairman of tha Democrats II COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa, June 19 borrow, writing a In tensive the brew, holdings national committee, declared today that Gerard and Meredith, either name first, ha owned that I am right." bom In Lotohachla, Ala. He Mid today that ha purIng Industry, baker (lid not like MeAdoo'e announce, the Damocratio platform would endorse II wuld make a good ticket." Is ths way chased three aha re of stock a long lima ment, but he conceded that he was right president Riloona pours regarding the I managers of the former ambassador's can. ago in tha Brea lag aompaay, The CIVILIANb MURDERSB NIAA I8MIO. to make it if he really did not went th league of nations by adopting tha league dldacy summed up their view ef th concern hasMarisnbeen LONDON. June 24. A ConatanUnapla doing a vary thriv. pot nomination. He Immediately declared be plank Incorporated in ths Virginia plat-- 1 Democratic situation her today, ahoarj lately and the stock len t fnarsags baarlna Priday'a data, raealvad would support Mitchell 1almer. He Inti, form, which th president already has 'a apaclal train nn roule to tha Bna Frnni IngertkhuntneM HI investment la muck. brewery by th waekty plrpatch, report that the rovsa uaited he ndgut support Cox If Palmer ooivvsnllon. im ptan a waa oraw n up j They Mid th; "Vol stock, b explained, was In line with hi American school near lamld waa entered by Senator Carter tiiaaa, who la being I got cut of the Way. eoqld be Improvad," get an la all In- by Nationalist troops ef Mustapha Kernel Interest practice of taking Other of McAdoo' supporters appeared named In some quarters as the conven. town. home la tup dustries pasha. Civilian refugee thee were raur. lr mc'tned to y:eJ to bl judgment In lions prjbabla nominee. derad, tha message adds. ZzMcL The president, Mr. Cummings said, at th matter and di lared they would pre. Juna 19. M. H. Impeachment Demanded. DALLA8, Texas, time had agreed to any suggestion real hie hame to th convention anyway. GRANT STAY OP BXICUT1CN, It waa reported that Dr. Burri J.nkln that would expand or develop the league Wolfe, chairman of the state Dnmocratl WAUSAU. Win, June 19 Impaaeh-meef Kansan City, who. apeech nomlnatir of Pra.dent Wilson Is demanded by LITTLE ROCK. Arir, Juna 11 provisions, and hi reason for opposition executive committee. In g statement to. ALSO 178 COUTH MAIN BTRZST. Mi Aooo ha already been prepared and to sernn proposed reservations waa that night, declared that "If I wars a delegate one of ths planks In tha "fourteen- - nor Brough today granted a thirty days to the national Democratic convention, I point" platform adopted her today by atay ef esacutlsq ta tha .lx aaorssa who, di.iributed te th newapepera, will Inmst they vitiated tha document. unon delivering cenveaa The stand of tha Republican party on would make the motion that the tha tat osavaotioa ef tha Bodaliat for tha second tlma, wars soavlstad of speech, no matter Worth $10 and $12, Your Choice Monday at. ...... 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