The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 7

THE PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, ILI WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 3, 1917. iim -J-J LOCAL NOTICES MANSLAUGHTER CASE ON FAVOR A CONCRETE ROAD FIGURE IN DOWNS TRAGEDY IN COURT. SOLUTION ON WEST WASHINGTON 8TREET. Slightly frosted apples 40c per i bu. for 75c 201 Houth Main.

Use Dike's taby cough syrup. Absolutely safe. 25o. Frison's Drug Store $2.50 electric toasters $1.60 at big co-operative sale. B.

N. Ry. tight Co. Write Homei itm New Year's Time. Here's how with a 26c box of stationery at only lOo at Morats, the Big Medicine Man.

Floyd Craig Being Triad For the Killing of A. C. Mikel at Downs Last April. Movement Launched by Improvement Board Yesterdsy to Pave That Portion of Street West of C. A A.

Tracks. The licLean County Bank of Bloomington, Illinois THE BANK OF SERVICE 10 80,0,1 membr onr 1917 Christ-Saylnw Club. The membership last year was larfer than tl! more money WM distributed than for the two 'fV P7ceeHn. JOIN NOW-You will be pleased with the invlte you t0 mk 0(8 of all the facilities of euare here t0 serve y01" tatewsti and we be-, neve mat a banking connection, here will prove beneficial to us Dotn. The McLean County Bank SOUTHEAST CORNEROF THE SQUARE All Pretty Faces Will AnnrftHnt.

hnT tt ImrmrtfWl face powder and puff for IBo at Morals, the Big Medicine Man. Want to Sell Your Business? No need to continue in a line you do not like or which is not paying you. Many a man. can run a $100,000 business, but couldn't make a corner grocery pay. Get into the line of business to you are adapted.

The Business Chance column of Pantagraph Classified Ads will help you. The Daily Pantagraph Kinloch Bell, Main 1 The various municipal Improvements planned for the year 1917 came In for a lengthy discussion during the regular meeting of the board of local Improvements held yesterday afternoon. As announced tn the Pantograph a few days ago, JIyor Jones, cognizant Will Answer These Questions. If one person strikes another with his fist and the person falls and his head strikes a concrete curb causing concuaslon of the brain which ends In death, is the person striking the blow guilty of manslaughter? If a person engages In an unlawful act kills another, even tho he did not Intend to kill htm, Is he guilty of manslaughter li ni As Sweet as Sugar Can That bale of cotton filled with the choicest of chocolates, today only 19c at Moratz, the Big Medicine Man. Owners of Automobiles, Can obtain first hand Information of the fact that the country roads did not speak to Craig.

After a short visit he went away. He get word later from his sister that it would be better for him not to come there, but that they would meet at his father's home. Craig never went back. Tills word was sent btm on the Saturday before the tragedy, which happened the following Monday. The first time that he saw Mikel it was said, was when be saw him come out of the barn.

second time saw him on that duy was when he said the above unprintable language, and the third time was when he was coming back from watering his horses. Mikel it Is said came out of the door of the livery barn where the pump was. Craig came out of the garage door and walked up to Mikul and said, "Al if you have anything to say to me, why don't you say it to my face." Mikel la said to have turned upon hlra with oaths and to have exclaimed, "It's a lie, you, Then Mikel is sai3 to have stept back and put his band in his pocket, but did not pull a gun or a knife as expected by Craig. That Mikel rushed at Craig and later backed back toward the street That they both were striking at each other and that elralg struck Mikel a light blow on the nose, that Mikel sllpt or trlpt on a soft place near the curbing and fell, striking the back of his head on the concrete curbing. That Craig grabbed him and said, "Get up AL get up." That Craig ran down the street crying, "Where's a doo-tor." The Provocation.

Mr. Gillespie further stated that Craig was born and reared in the vicinity of Downs. That in the spring of 1114 when twenty years of age, lie worked for Cbauncey Adams, who rented a forty from A. C. Mikel.

That Mikel became angry with Craig while tio latter was planting corn, but that later this difference was patched up. That during the winter of 116, Mikel again became angry at Craig when he presented Mikel The above are the two questions which the Jury in the case of People vs. Craig will have to decide. If they on moat popular machines and accessories from this week's Issue of Collier's; cents the copy at all news stands. Ry Bread at Wickizer Bakery.

No one who has ever tried the Wickizer rye bread would be satisfied with any other kind. Fresh daily. Pleasantly flavored. Be and 10c 'loaves. With or without caraway seed.

decide that such Is not their inter- pertatlon of the law or that the facts In the case before libera do not come under the above conclusions, then Floyd Craig will be acquitted of the 'T7'E act as Ex-rcutor. Admin-iftrstor, Guardian or as Trustee. When considering such (rnsts it will pay you to see us. killing of C. Mikel.

WILL OF PHILLIP BERG are to be greatly Improved during the year, and feellug that the oity should put their pavements In condition, especially on streets that are principal entrances to the city, has launched a movement looking to this end. He called the attention of the board members yesterday to that road on West Washington street between the C. Jt. tracks and Euclid avenue, and suggested that the city take this matter up at once and confer with the Big Four, L. E.

the A A. railroad companies and property owners roiatlve to the project of paving the street Proposed Concrete Roadway. Mayor Jones suggested that a concrete roadway about 23 feet wide would be his plan. This should be of six inches of concrete with a two inch facing, maklug eight inches of concrete in all. He suggested that this could be laid In the center of the roadway or to one side so as to enable traffic to use either the concrete or the dirt road.

Corporation Counsel Dolan suggested that this Improvement should be made under the local improvement act or more specifically speaking, by special assessment After some discussion on this coint The entire morning and up until 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon of the circuit court was employed in the attainment of the Jury. Some fifty veniremen were questioned by the MUCH COUNTY COURT BUSINESS DONE council on both sides Deiore uie )ur, The men who will try Floyd Craig Two Divorce Suits Filed Decrees in Divorce Other News of the Court House. for manslaughter are tne louowing. Bert Brinnlng, West township; Warren White, Normal; Peter C. Duff, Normal; Chris Kaufman, Normal; nhrt Mitchell.

Bloomington; E. C. THE PEOPLE'S BANK BLOOMINGTON, ILL with a bill for services rendered In Mohan, Money Creek; W. A. Arnold, Colfux; Charles Allen, Normal; William Lambrecht, Bloomington; H.

A. Stewart, Randolph, and W. H. Bode, Mt. Hope township.

This Jury is nnud of men of variSus occupa the board members dvclded to take the matter In hand at once and confer with parties interested in the project INCORPORATED 1869 UNDER STATE SUPERVISION Capital, Surplus and Profits, 9370,000.00 tions with the majority being either and gnt the preliminary arrangements We have just received a limited shipment of fresh stock Ajax Second Casings. Following sizes in atock only: 30x3. PRICE $7.00 33x4. PRICE $14.00 34x4. PRICE $14.85 If yon need Casings better get them now- TheMurray-MedberyCo.

Washington and Lee Streets. farmers of retired farmers or me out of the way at the earliest possible community. Th court room was completely filled with spectators expectant for anything exciting. They were dis GENERAL BANKXNO Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Safe Deposit Boxes for Bent- Authorized to Act as Trustees.

appointed unless 'the language used by the council for the defense in quoting some of the alleged conversation used in the quarrel between The will of the late Phillip Berg of Lexington was admitted to probate in the county court yesterday. Ho left $20,000 In real estate and $2,000 In personal property. This property was left to the wife, Ellen Berg, for life, and then to the daughters, Jean-ette Oibbs and Bessie Andrews, jeanette Gibbs and Charles E. Gibbs were appointed executors of the will-Petition to Probate. A petition was filed in the county court yesterday to probate the will of the late Lewis Coale.

Arthur L. benjamin was named executor. There is real estate to the value of $22.00 and personalty to VjO. Appointments by County Court. In the estate of Heman Hvwood the county appointed Dunn, E.

O'Conneil and W. C. Ma-hattey as appraisers. In the estate of the late Elizabeth date. The Grove Street Pavement.

City Engineer E. H. Packard reported to the board that be is busy preparing the plan and estimate for the iiroposed creosote, or wood block pavemenut on East Grove street It will be recalled that a few weeks ago, the property owners of East Grove street petitioned for a new pavement and made tho specific request that it be a creosote block pavement The board is now preparing to give the putitioners the kind of a pavement they desire. Mayor Jones and Engineer Pack tho two men, can be said to be sen rational, at least it was nauseating. DIRECTORS L.

H. Weldon, L. a Whltmer. C. J.

North rup, N. K. McCormlck, Allen Brown, F. D. Marquis, W.

L. Moore. OFFICERS F. D. Marquis, President; L.

H. Weldon, W. L. Moore, Cashier; S. Watklna, Asst Cashier.

The defendant, Floyd Craig, sat I' Just behind his council and toos: an active interest In the questioning of the talesmen, giving advice to his ntfm-novn and answering their ques tions regarding the qualifications oj tho taking of some homes to Bloomington and some mules to Downs. The quarrel was over one Item of the bill. But that Mikel finally paid the bill amounting to $11 and went away and never spoke to the defendant again until the Saturday previous to the tragedy. Three Witnesses Called. Two witnesses were called by the state before closing time.

A. Bell, county surveyor, took the stand and testified to bating made plats of the scene of the quarrel. F. It. Cole, a mail carrier, who was standing across the street from the alley and saw the whole affair.

He said he saw an object fail and ran to the alley. He saw Craig stoop down and turn Mikel partly over and heard him exclaim, "Al get up." He said Mikel's feet were to the south and his head lying to the west Rev. H. E. Long-brake was next called.

He was standing with some other men about twenty feet south of the alley. He heard an unusual noise and with the others ran to the scene. He helped carry the then dying man to McConnell's garage and saw him breath his last there. The trial of this case Is expected to take until Friday. The veniremen have been excused until Friday morning at o'clock, which is an Indication of the length of the present trial.

FARM SALES OF DAY Leinweber and Leitch Farm Auctions Bring Good Prices For Stock. Two public sales were held in McLean county yesterday, ono at the farm of E. C. Leinweber, at Stanford, and one at the form of R. W.

Leitch. ard have been out over Grove street Inspecting conditions and the work of preparing the plan and estimate is the various men called lor jurors. He is a good looking young man, 2 years of age, smooth shaven with plenty of color in his cheeks. He wore a dark suit of clothes and a brown bow tie. Directly behind hlra now well undnr way.

WANIED C. Hasslor, the same panic wer3 also appointed as appraisers. Anna G. Holland has Docn appointed administratrix in the estate Owing to the fact that this Is the first pavement of this kind for Bloomington. and the city authorities de sat his sisters and his aged father.

On the other side, the state's side, sat sire to have it up-to-date and correct CAPITAL SURPLUS AND AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS $185,000.00 In its conntructlon, the board yester the two Mikei brothers, brothers of Aie deceased and the various witnesses which the state will have to testify in the matter of the death of day Instructed Engineer Packard to go to St Loula, where many miles of this pavement have long since been I of the late John Holland. Her bond of $6,000 has been approved Ly the i county court, New Suits Filed. I D. S. Myers naa filed a bill to fore- close against eter Al.

GinBertch et I aX The property is located as lot 9 In block 17, John NicoU's and Co. addition to Bloomington. A bill to partition was filed In the circuit court yesterday by Anna I'. A. C.

Mikel. Counsel in Opening Statements. But little has been told of the tn use and make a thoro Inspection 01 the matter. Approve Main Street Estimate. City Engineer Packard yesterday submitted the estimate for the construction of the South Main street facts and provocations behind the Till pavement and tho same was ap proved.

The estimated cost of the Improvement is $37,028.30. The date for the public hearing was set for 3 Jan. 16. killing of A. C.

Mikel at Downs last April. Tbia part of the affair baa been a sort of myBtei-y. it has not been published before ar.d Was not known to the general public until related for the first time by the attorneys on both sidos yesterday afternoon In their opening statements before tile Jury. Miles K. loung, ntate's attorney, in bis opening address ftucul thai the defendant aid some worn lor A.

Mikel in January, 11)14, and that they had To Open Street Crossing. at Colfax. Upon the request of Mr. George PAID 0 TIME DEPOSITS A suitable location in Bloomington for a Cadillac Service Station for Cadillac Automobiles. ADDRESS C.

B. WIGGINS CHAMPAIGN, ILL McCreight against W. E. ITeaton et al. The property Is located as ilie northeast quarter of section 26 in AUln township, and lot in Mc-Reynolds' resurvey of lots 11, 12 and 13, in Lewis' addition to Stanford.

Sues for Divorce. A bill for divorce was filed In the circuit court yesterday by M. pano against Joi.n a no. The oratnx represents that she was mar-T rt An Urtt 14. ii'OS.

'n New i .1. tuu- tlml fhe h-i hur h-snfl itiwi h.r i.n" tutor 2, She cl tlon. H. Miller that the street crossing at Monroe and Onter streets be opened The total amount of the sale of R. W.

Leitch amounted to $3,600. Mr. Leitch was well pleased with the re up to traffic. Owing to tho fact that Center street pavement was not com sult of the sale, as everything sold pleted at this point the aireei naa exceptionally well. Cows sold for about $0 a head, horses about $225 been blocked to traffic Tm matter was left to Commissioner Anderson, some troublo over a settlement.

Tho uuarrel became such that Mikel told tne Uufeiidant that he did not want 11. meaning Craig, to come to his a head, and farm machinery also brought good prices. A very large Contractor D. Lain and tne 1. 1.

crowd was present and on the whole who will pave the crossing with tlea and cover some with cinders, so as to house anymore. After the trouble the sale was a great success. Mr. make the crossing paLSsaJDie. Leitch will move to Bloomington In the spring.

in January, Craig bid goodbye to his I sister, who was Mikel's wife and I went south and west. There he re- malned for several months. Upon Hher City Business. siswimira The MDort of Engineers Mllulsh The total amount of the sale of Mr. Leinweber amounted to over Deserted Five Months.

They .1 September 16, 114. wen rtuhkw and v)ill'ii Uherix. alleges he deserted her in Dei-ember of the year. Now the is asking the circuit court for a divorce on fiat erouna. Sinn Divorce Decrees.

Judg Welly yesterday morning Brovhlil on the Miller park septic v3 700 $3.600 The sale was a general clear tank was presented and me improve I 111s return Rnd on the Saturday before the killing, Craig came to his sister's home in Downs. She told him to stay away because she was ment accented bv tne Doaro. Corporation Counsel Dolan h. the i.m street water main and ing up eaie, as Mr. Linweoer intends to move to Missouri in the near future.

Cattle sold for about $90 a head, borsea at $200 a bead, Sodan hay at $18.60 a ton. and tim sinned the following divorce decrees. the evidence or which was heard a the Robinson, Oakland avenue and Taylor street sewer have been confirmed in county court The clerk waa Instructed to advertise for bids couple of weeks ago: Martha Lett ner vs. J. B.

Lettner, Lailrlce Bowley othy at $13 a ton. Everything sold at top prices, and a large crowd was present on same. Rnerineer Packard reponea va. zerna Mildred Corn vs William Corn. Decree of bale.

A decree ut sale was signed by E1-M0I1EY T0 LOAIl-r- 10 TO $200 TO CITY MAN OR FARMER AT THE LOWEST RATES AND EASIEST TERMS, The Sign National Loan Co. Confidential ROOM 3 NEW HANNA BLDQ. 101 NORTH CENTER-ST. completion of the Seminary avenue and Cottage avenue sewer and the same waa The balance of $1,390.92 due Contractor Patrick McDonald was recomnronded to the SEES BURGLAR AT WORK. Harvey Woizesfcj, of Bloomington, Has an Unusual Experience While in Detroit.

This unknown man was tall, dark. council. Judge in the par-tflon suit of Clara A Sonne vs. Alta C. Benjamin et al.

Tne property is located as lot 1, block 6 In Dtmmetfs fifth addition to Bloomington. Will of Sarah Coals. The will of the late Sarah Ann Coale, who died a month ago at Gar- IS HELO TO THE GRAND JURY slender and well drest; he stealthily climbed along the fire escape, beginning his climb by a band over hand method that brought him from an ilbert McDowell, Who Attempted to dena. CaJ was admitted to probate Invest While You Earn No doubt yon as a wage earner are looking forward to the time when you may Invest in real estate or securities and make an easier living. Did you ever Rive our per cent Barings plan for saving small amounts now, serious consideration? Every pay day you may start a portion of your money safely earning good interest for yo'u.

Why not come In and deposit $1.00 now and arrange to Invest a portion of your earnings every pay day? CORNtBELTtBANK LOOM I CTONi I I 0 1 Rifle Cash Register at Maj. Ber-toni's Store, Now Under $400 Bonds. alleyway to the third floor of an apartment Glancing around he In the county court yesterday morning. This will was a Joint ono, having been made by the husband, Edward Coale and his wife, Sarah Coalo. the stipulations in the will all the' property, both real and mrhnrt McDowell man who SPECIALS raised the window, every move being governed carefully with tho hand of experience.

He was about to enter the window when members of the attempted to rob the cash register the confectionery store of Maj personal, is to go to the survivor for life and that $1,000 is to go to each John P. Bertonl Monday noon, was of the children: Arthur Coale, Klea- irivnn a hearing before Police Magis police department grabbed him and upon reaching the ground loaded him into the patrol that took him before the magistrate and that also led him nora Brown, Ellis p. Coale, Edgar as trate Clark yesterday afternoon lvn1. BertonL the complaining wit Coale and Luella Coale. There Is $2,500 tn real estate and $5,000 In personalty.

Upon the death of the to a sentence In a penal institution Such a performance was siren to fearful something would happen because of the relations between her husband and Craig, her brother. The defendant was working in a garage at the time in Downs. On the morning of April 3, 1S16, Mikel got up and went to feed his horses. He returned to his residence and after breakfast went back to the barn to water the horses. This bam is situated at the east end of an alley irf the central part of the village of Downs.

The place where he was wont to obtain the water wa at a livery stable west of the barn and about middle way to the street toward the west end of the alley. Almost opposite this livery stable Is the roar of McConnell's gnrage In which young Craig was working. He went Into the livery stable and was returning with two large buckets of water. A man by the name of Lantx was standing at the door according to the statement of Mr. Young.

As Mr. Mikel reached the middle of the alleyway, Craig Is said to have accosted hlra. saying "If you hav anything to say about me, say It to my face and say It to me now." Mikel is said to have replied, "What's the matter. Let me alone." MIkol set the buckets down and backed up. CTalg followed.

Mikel motioned him to go away and by this time had backed west toward the street about twenty feet. He then turned and ran the remainder of the distance until he reached the street sidewalk. He turned, and when in this position Craig is said to have struck him. He fell, his head striking the concrete sidewalk and never moved. But one blow was struck.

Statement of Defense. Attorney Frank Gillespie In his opening remarks to the Jury stated that Floyd Craig was employed in the garage of Mr. McConnell and was mending an inner tube of an automobile when he first saw Mikel that day. He stated that Craig knew nothing of his brother-in-law's presence until be lookt up and saw him standing in the doorway of the garage. Mikel is said to have called Craig there a name, which was spoken in the court room, but which cannot be printed here, then he turned and went awav.

Crnie. the In Men's Footwear ness, waa present and testified that McDowell came unheralded Into his place and walked right over to the Harvey Wolzeski. who Is a resident of this city. Christmas evening In Detroit Mr was returning cash register and proceeded to ex- survivor the remainder or the property Is to be dlvl led among the children shore and shtre alife. Will of Roinhart Gang.

The will of the late Reinhart Gang was probated tn the county court yesterday. All the property goes to from the M. S. school, where he Is a student and saw the unknown Intruder making his way up a fire escape of an apartment building. He when Maj.

Bertonl grabbed hlra, Mo- Dowell tried to orop on me uoor. McDowell offered an excuse that he hnnrrv and related a tale of Hid in a shadow, as It was about I the wife, Maria Gang, for and during woe that didn't "listen" good to Men's Gunmetal Calfskin Shoes, good styles, button or lace. A broad plain toe for comfort, if preferred. All sizes. These Shoes are made with oak leather soles and heels, and are excellent to wear.

They are equal to most any $3.00 Shoes. o'clock, and when the Intruder had been caught he was sent to the police headquarters, where the man was granted a hearing and sentenced. It was also learned at that place that the man had served a sentence In a reformatory and that his original home was In New York. her natural life, remainder to children, Sophie, Karl, William. Kath-ertna and Joseph.

There Is left 500 In real property. Real Estate Transfers. I. M. Ackerman has purcliascd from Earnest Guenter for $5,600, lots 4 and 6 In Tully'a addition to Bloom Judge Clark, who In an unhesitating manner, held McDowell to await the action of the grand jury under a bond of $400.

Colored Revelers Are Fined. Lexis Campbell, William Taylor, Mrs. Adel Campbell, Alice Taylor. ington. LETTNER PLEADS GUILTY.

Venus Wilson, alias Thompson, the Is Placed Under 1200 Pesos Bond en Financial Strength The strength of a financial institution lies in its capital, assets, its honorable history and the ability, character and gtaqdicu of the men who conduct its affairs. Possessing all these qualities in an eminent degree this bank solicits your account we want to make oursehres useful to you in anything pertaining to finance. If yon will come into the bank or write to us we will be pleased to give you particulars concerning our strength and ability to give you just the kind of banking service you need. colored people who created a disturbance at 404 North Dtnsmore street were given a bearing yesterday. The men were each placed un Two Charges in Justice A.

F. Heineman's Court Yes- Carl Lettner, the young man whs der a $100 bond to keep the pence and the women were assessed a fine of $9.80 each. did the promiscuous shooting in the Fine Shoe Repairing at popular prices a specialty. council statod, had made up bis mind Sunnyslde addition New Tear's day, as related In yesterday morning's Pantograph, was ayaJgned yesterday afternoon in JutrJee Heineman's court Deputy Sheriff Kennedswore out two warrants, one for carrying concealed weapons and the other for resisting an officer. For $9,000 Louis J.

Suttjr has purchased from Samuel Sutter part of section 2 tn Blue Mound township. Edna Patton has sold William P. Raber for $27,400, part of section In Dry Grove township. Albert H. Patton has sold to William P.

Raber for $27,400, part of section 9 In Dry Grove lownphip, J. W. EthlnKtori has purchased from Prank Worthy for $2,260, lot 1 and 1 and part of lot 3 In block 7. village of Ellsworth. Licensed to Wed.

The following marriage licenses were Issued yesterday: George K. Loennlngs, Peoria. Grace A. Wiegmann, Peoria, Frank E. Allen, Lyndon.

Ruth H. Havens, Lyndon. Oscar E. Niophagen, ftloomtncton. Carrie E.

Myers, Bloomington. Meridian D. C. Sans, Normal. Btness Lee Gillespie, 8wedish Ladies' Aid Society.

The Ladles' Aid Society of the Swedish Methodist church will meet with Mrs. A. G. Stone of West Olive street Thursday afternoon. Lettner entered a plea of guilty Henry Hears a Story in Turn.

A couple of days sgo, as briefly related in yesterday morning's Pnn-tagraph, Henry Lowry told Mayor Jones a short story. He said, me a quarter." Henry got drunk Monday, and lp view of the fact that this Is a freiient occurrence with Henry, Judge Clark had a short story to tell Henry yesterday. Here It la, "1 fine you $29.80." Hehry was unable to decorate and over to the county Jail he went to epend fifty-nine days. George P. Dsvis Improves.

Mr. George P. Davis, of 1000 Kant Jefferson street, ia Hovly Improving Imm a recent attack j' the grip. His cindltlon was for time consldarel I and was placed on peace bonds of $200 each. It appears that young Lettner has not been In trouble be First National Bank ,) UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS I7OC.OO0.O0 J.

W. RODGERS SHOE CO. "The Store Where Quality Tells and Prices Sell." 106 NORTH MAIN-ST. 103 WEST FROKT-ST. wmn MiKei said that to him that he would have a talk with htm about the trouble between them.

Here Mr. Gillespie, stopt, and returned to the coming ol Floyd Craig to Downs from the southwest. He said that Craig arrived in Heyworth, then came to Bloomington to visit his two sisters, then went to Downs, where his father lived. That his father met him at the train and that Floyd lmmedlatty went over to see his sister Nettle, A. C.

Mikel's wife. He said that Craig went Into the house, and spoke to everybody. That Al Mikel was sitting on a lounge and fore and In view of this all parties concerned were inclined to show leniency. Visiting in Chicago. Mr.

and Mrs. F. C. Blount of this MAKE MONEY-USE PANTAGRAPH WANT ADaJ city, spent New year's In Chlcniro, lXEMdNEY-t7SE PANTAGRAPH WANT ADS und. expects to be home Saturday, I.