Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1924, Page 12

WALES IN FOX HUNT AFTER LATE DANCE Three Women Thrown, But None Is Hurt—May Attend Prize Fignt. By the Assoclated Press. SYOSSET, N. Y. September 11.—- For three and a half hours today the Prince of Wales rode to hounds, hold- ing a firm seat on a white horse which carried him over 12 rail fences, | took him over a score of ditches and over many miles of Loug lsland fields, it was all very J a dous succe s affirmed at the close, although no fox had been brought in. Standing on the porch of his holiday home at the James A. Burden house, he removed his black bowler, gave his sweating face and Grow a vigorous mopping, and as- sured Capt. A. F. Lascelles that he had enjoyed himself thoroughly. Start After Late Dance. The hunt, organized by the Meadow Brook Hunt Club, ~started at 5:30 o'clock, at which hour 30 women resplendent in the scarlet of followers of t port rode through the tumn morning to the he winding of the b croused th prince w peared on the s with Lascelles. H h kbaki riding habit sweater. It was a lively party, members of it had da the night at the Jericho home of Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt, 2d, where the prince was guest of honor. Ghost, a landsome white hunter belonging to Harvey Ladew, was led out for the prince. He mounted, the master of hounds wound his horn and they were of Burd. ntsman's horn soon ap- Capt hnoss wore a yellow although all red late into Prince Smiles at Sport. The flashing red of the hunters, the zliding thoroughbreds, the baving of the eager hounds unlea: through underbr timber, whose dew-laden leaves glittered and flashed in the sun, brought a smile o the prince’s lips. He remarked to membe® of the party that it ery Septernber sport is homeland. Te was the well trained animals and the ability of the hunters to jump timber. Only once did Ghost disappoint his rider. This was when he refused a try at a fence just after he had skimmed gracefully over another pa ticularly high one. The roval rider urged his mount for a moment. but Wwhen the horse continued to hesitate the prince directed him around the barrier and continued the chase. called, in his impressed Plays Polo After Hurt. Three of the women were thrown, but none was hurt, although one was stunned for a few moments. The scent was bad today, apparently, for the hounds were unable to run down any one of a half dozen cubs. Despite his early rising and his strenuous exercising the Prince was| out again after a tub, rubdown and a light meal. He drove over to the | S. Phippis estate at 11 o' hirled into another of his Fames of polo. The hunt party included i Sparkes, Lord Airlie and Col. ton. His royal highness’ slightly “injured in a polo game on Monday had so improved today that | he discarded the dark glasses he had Put on to protect it May Attend Fight. Much interest attached today to the announcement made by Tex Rickard that the heir to the Dritish throne would attend the Firpo-Wills fight tonight. Several da ago the prince’s secretary said that his high- ness would not attend the Cooler Days Now Demand ngh Shoes for School! for girls. or nut brown Also patent her with mat calf to dyear welt tion. Amazing throughout. A widths, 6 to 8... 82to11.. 11Y to 2 R s “GRO-NUPS” value for boys. Stout tan elk leather. Over- weight oak leather soles Rubber heels. Footform or medium toe last. ’ Sizes u to 6 only.. euper “GRO-NUPS” for girls and small boys. Tan coffee elk, with soft toe, and pliable oak leather soles. Spring or low rub- ber heels. B to D widths. 6 to 8.....$3.00 8l to 11 . .50 11 to 2.. tremen- | 11 was | with | eve which was | according to Rickard the Prince has asked for and obtained five tickets. No more was heard of the rumor this morning that the royal visitor had canceled his trip to Canada. Capt. Lascelles of the prince's suite said emphatically that the royal visitor will visit the Dominton, as previously arranged. Letters from feminine admirers of the British heir, ranging from pert sub-debs to stately dowagers, most of them requesting photographs and autographs of the prince, continued to arrive despite Capt. Lascelles’ an- nouncement that such requests can- not be complied with. The captain pointed out that if his royal high- ness acceded to these requests, he would have to spend much of. his time in signing his name. So these seekers of the royal picture or signa- ture will continue to be disappointed, for all they will receive is a form let- ter informing them that their re- Quests are denied. Visits Morgan Estate. The prince went yesterday to the estate of J. Pierpont Morgan, where J. Kelly, formerly [ furm in Norfolk, owned by the ce, showed him herd of Guernsey cattle. The princ who as Duke of Cornwall adminis” ters vast tracts of land, js much in- terested in live stock and has trans- ferred to his Alberta ranch some representatives of the best cattle strains of Cornwall. Preceding the visit to the Morgan estate the royal visitor had luncheon with Mrs. Harrison Williams at Glen Cove. In the evening he was the guest of Mrs. W. K. Vanderbllt at a small dinner at Jericho. Ball Mitt Inventor Still Lives. owner of the League, is the inventor padded Lase bhall glove for He conceived the idea in rked it out while playing with _Houston, T He was much ridiculed at the time, but his inven- tion has greatly speeded up base ball. He was also the father of the Texas League. ,’ Chevy | water heat, garage. i 2907 RITTENHOUSE STREET—$20,000 | Detached, lot 80x115, 11 rooms, 3 baths, hot. i garage. ER STREET—S$; water heat, buil 3812 JEI | . Detached, ot 100x90, water heat. | Considerate | Attention Without | Annoyance hot-water heat. Detached, water hea 5315 CONNECTICUT AVENUE—$37,500 Detached, large lot, 10 rooms, 3 baths, hot- water heat, beautiful corner, shrubbery and fruit. 34 WEST KIRK STREET—$40,000 Detached house on lot 80x130, 8 master rooms, 3 servants’ rooms, 3 baths, hot-water heat. These Homes Need No Elaborate Description Inspection By Appointment Only W. H. WEST COMPANY REALTORS B. Cummings, Secy.-Treas. Wm. L. F, King, President }] 916 15th Street i affair, but’ ND in “Hahn” School * ball club of the | HOMES 3921 McKINLEY STREET—S$135¢ | Semi-detached, 3 large rooms, z nmu hot- 3702 McKINLEY STREET—S$25,000 Corner detached, lots 137x100, 10 rooms, 2 baths, 3 WEST LENOX STREET—$25,000 lot 85x125, 10 rooms, NEW YORK TO MUSTER CIVIL AND MILITARY f Church Hehds Announce Full Sup- port to Defense Test Demonstration. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 11.—Plans for the celebration of Defense Test day in this city tomorrow were made public by Army officials today. As- sembling of military organizations, parades, meetings and patriotic ad- dresses will make up the program. Regular Army and Navy officers and enlisted men will take part in the ceremonies In ordinary line of duty. Members of the National Guard will report to their armories as they do on drill nights and will be paid for their time in the usual manner. Organized Reserved Corps officers will report either in person or by telephone to designated stations. ic, social and veterans' organi- zations will do their share toward making the defense program a suc- cess. The churches also will support the movement. Patrick Cardinal Hayes, speaking for the Roman Cath- olics, and Bishop Willlam T. Manning, for the Episcopalians, have promised co-operation. Although Rabbi Stephen S. Wise has refused officially to sanc- tion the participation of the Jewish Church, individual rabbis of the re- formed Jewish faith have pledged thémselves to back the Government's program. The ceremonies proper will be fea- ¢ a by Mayor Hylan bert L. Rullard, i | of the nd Corps | A drill of the riot regiment of the police department and of the 244th Field Artillery will con- clude the exercises Most auto fires are due to short circuits and back firing. W. H. WEST CO. Presents Chase 9 rooms, 2 baths, hot. 2 baths, hot- E. G. Perry, Vice-Pres. Main 2474 Shoes — everything “High” but the price —Quality, Style, Correct Shape, Everything! Added, painstaking, individual serv- ice that delights children and par- ents alike. Three splendid ex- amples of “Hahn” School Shoe leadership pictured. Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9th St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. (Not at Our G St Store) Children’s Hose Specially Priced! Boys’ and. girls’ nobby 34-length Sports Hose. Regularly 75¢ and S5c. Browns, tans, camels, blz%ks and othelr colors, witl unusua fancy tops... 450 3 Pairs, $1.25 Open All Day Saturday S ) NN SN DN N Gotham Gold Stnpe Silk Stoclnngl tlnt WEAR' Buy by the box—3 Pairs, $5.40! Friday Remnants Few—But Choice! 4 Only a few remnants lcfl—ntvevfllelm the quality is there—so, if you did not come last week, come 9 tomorrow to take your share in these final reductions_merchandise good ’till late in the Fall. New merchandise is arriving. upon you, so will a visit here bring ever-new delights to you. thy' new offerings we have included tomorrow for your benefit. 1216 F St. N.W. Women’s Suit Remnants $l 9.75 stastat. ... ... L0 oL Tailored and sport models—not many, but those who take advantage of these reductions will find joy in wearing these garments many, many weeks. They are dark, smartly tailored, useful, and so reasonable. plaids and mixture: . 2-$59.50 Sport Suits, black jackets wnh and gray striped skirts...... 00 and $59.50 Tallored Suits, navy and black twill box jackets...... = Jtllrfl'l—Smnd Floor. Little Women’s Remnants Start at $5.00 Three items only. If it’s your o size, come early jor fhese savings. 1—“& 50 Little Woman's Sport DPGS!y Urfl)’ Alhned crepe. Size 15...... .-$5.00 1—$49.50 Little anufl 's Tan Pencil Suit. Size 19 .00 1—$65.00 Little Woman's Embroidered Navy Ywm Coat. Size 19 Little Women’ n-y—aeml Floes. Sport Shop Remnants Start at 33'00 Sports wxfl be doubly enjoyable when dressed in one of these gar- ments. 5—3$8.50 Tan Linen Riding Breeches. cecee.. 4—814.50 Khaki Knicker Suits. 3—$15.00 and .l9.50 Tm Kn!:l(ur SIIIN, hm and tan. 10.00 6—8$16.50 to $25.00 Tan and White Linen Riding Habits ......... ceeeesee.-$38.00 Sm Shop—Second Floor. Removal Sale of Skirts! Every skirt in stock to be sold prior to the opening of our new Skirt Department about October 1st. Skirts Now on Street Floor Tomorrow $8.50 to $26.00 Skirts $5 10 $15 Silk Skirts—Woolens—Flannels Included are novelty fabrics—a big va- riety of models—all sizes. Colors run from white and pastel shades to the darker, serviceable colors. Also some Costume Skirts to wear with new tunic blouses. Now is the time to select the extra skirt, indispensable for sport or business. Most desirable when matched with blouse or sweatger. Jellefs—Street Floer. $4.95 to $5.95 Costume Blouses, $2.85 18 Crepe de Chine and Satin Blouses, light and dark colors, sheik, tan, French blue, all white or white with assorted dots or checks; long or short sleeves; round or “V” neck styles; momy one of $2.35 $1.95 Cotton Bl-ou.ses, $l 00 English Broadcloth or Dimity Blouses. Mostly overblouses; Ieng sleeves; Peter Pan or “V" neck styles . $7. 50 Sweater;, $4.85 48—Sweaters of Rayon silk or wool and Rayon combined. Jacquette models with tie or button sides. Long roll collars, snug-fitting cuffs. Colors, Mexico, Lanvin, navy, gray, buff or cocoa......$4.85 $2.95 to $3.95 Sweaters, $2.00 This lot of 71 Sweaters includes many smart fall colors. Cocoa, buff, French blue or combination colors. Jacquette or slip-over style. All long .lfié‘”' .00 Jelleft's—Street Floor. Silk Scarf Clearing! Entire balance of our stock of Silk Scarfs— very beautiful pieces—all colors as follows— $5.00 to $8.50 Scarfs .........$3.95 $10.00 to $12.00 Scarfs ........$4.95 Jellefrs—Street Floor. Savings on Neckwear $1.50 Neckwear, 50c - 50 pieces Neckwear. Cuff and collar sets, collars, etc. Materials of broadcloth, organdy, I-:e, pique, etc. Some embroidered . ..50c 75¢ Neckwear, 25¢ 75 pieces Neckwear. Collar and cuff sets of bamd materials; heavy quality and embroidered th Bright yarns. Tan, white and brown grounds....250 $1.50 to $8 Neckwear at 1 25 pieces Neckwear. Some imported numbers, in- cluding vestees, guimpes, collar and cuff sets, etc. Materials are organdy, lace, linen, etc. Selling regu- larly at $1.50 to $8.00. Tomorrow less !, 75¢ to $4.00 50c to $2.95 Flowers at 1/, Flowers for corsages, boutonnieres, etc. Large and small blooms of every color and kind, Single flowers or clusters. Regularly 50c to $2.95. Lu;slé’,. to $1.48 Jellef’'s—Street Floor. You’ll Need Glove $1.00 Gloves, 65¢ 108 PAIRS FABRIC GLOVES, gauntlet style. Gray and brown only. Sizes 7, 7)3, 8. Jellefr's—Street Floor. $1.25 Gloves, 85c 100 PAIRS FABRIC GLOVES, in gauntiet styles; novelty or plain. Gray, brown and mode. Many good sizes ... = cetdeserreccncess 880 $2.00 Gloves, $1.25 60 PAIRS FABRIC GLOVES, nxunfl.t style; plain. Fair assortment of sizes $! $3.25 Gloves, Sl 50 75 PAIRS KID GLOVES, blac! few suedes. Good assortment $5.00 Gloves, $2.00 75 PAIRS KID GLOVES, gauntlet styles. Extra quality French kid. Large sizes only..... ..$2.00 $3.95 to $5.00 Handbags, 32.95 24—$3.95 Bags, including leather noveities. Silk Underarm Bags and Oblong Vanity Boxe: pastel shades; pouch style ..... $16.50 Leather Bags, $5.00 6—Leather Bags, red pin seal; English ma: complete with memo pad, mirror, change purse, etc. Sold at $16.50 .. Jellemrs—street Floor, $5.00 Silk Umbrellas, $3.65 . 30~Silk Umbrellas, 10-rib style with fancy chubby handles and leather or cord loops. Colors of green, Purple, red, black or navy. Taped edges. $3.65 $10.00 Silk Umbrellas, $7.50 18—Silk Umbrellas, of late design. Extra fancy handles. Several colors represented. 16.rib mv Jellefrs—Street Floor. A marvelous value Tomorrow—In Our September Coat Sale 100 Fur-Trimmed Coats 58 Many new arrivals are represented in this group with such lovely fur trimming on collar and cuffs as Mink Squirrel Others have border of Marmink as sketched. All fashioned from this year’s popnlar fabries like Velvobloom Lustrosa Cordaro Lauxoria New sleeve styles—puffed cuffs, melon or flare sleeves. Collars have wide revers or are upstanding double or shoulder styles. Models carry the straight silhouette with inset side panels and button trimming. Rich new colors including Make your selections now from these beautiful coats and be as- ‘Women’s_and Misses’ Coat Shops Cost of Veiro- PIIm Women's Colk sured a Winter’s comfort in style, ) - quality and warmth at the very low price of $38. Women's Coat Remnants startat.......... Ones and twos—at onc-third and less than half their former price. Youll need one these cool days. White Flannel Sport Coats, $10.00. 1—$65.00 White Diagonal Sport Coat.. 2-$95.00 London-made Sport Coats, brown and rust mixtures 1—889.50 London-made Fleeced Plaid Sport Coat 1—$69.50 Tan and Navy Blocked Flamingo Top Coats. 1—$59.50 Black Diagonal Cheviot Top Coat..... Women’s Coat Shop—Second Floor. Women’s NEW Fall Topcoats $18.50 Smart Topcoats, in tan blocked polaire. Straightline style, with regular yoke and button-trimmed pocket—plaid crepe lining. The coat for early Autumn. $18.50. ‘Women's Ceat Shop—Second Floor. Women’s Dress Remnants start at. .......... Look for size and come early for one or several of these dresses, priced ridiculously low. embroidery summer shade: Fall Sport Coats $29.50 New arrivals of sport mix tures in blocked chinchilla, downy wool furlaine and suede. - Muskrat fur and seli collars. Tan, dust, penny, cinnabar and deer. To be smartly and comfortably dressed, these coats have no equal at $29.50. Women's Coant Shop—Second Floor. $5.00 5—$10.75 to $35.00 Women’s Dresses, of linen and Vode, plam and all thread 36-: -$5.00 11—$1250.929.50 Silk Sports Models and Afternoon Dresses, lace trimmed and tunic pleated skirts, pasm shades; al:o White Flannel Dress, pleated skirt, sleeveless coatee ... $6.50 3—$39.50-$45 lmboflld Silk Sport Frack-. finoly tucked and pleated; aln one yeHow crepe de chine; size 36 . --$10. 16—$18-829.50 Silk Dresses for strect, afternoon and sport; satin, crepe de chine, georgette; one foulard; straightlines and pleated flounces; black, tan, green, orchid, yellow; sizes 36-40. '$15.00 9—$25-365 Women's Sport Dresses, roshanara crepe, crepe de chine and one Imported noveity cloth; white and green, white and blue, white and navy; one black and white with cape; sizes 36-44. s $18.00 20435.00-850.50 Women's Silk Dresses, for afternoon and dinner; plain and figured georgette crepe, satin, crepe de chine and lace over satin; cocoa. tan, green, French blue, brown and black and white; 36.42.. $18.00 2-$35.00-$39.50 Afternoon Dresses, one of black qenm:(te. with jet bead- ing; another French blue handdrawn model; 36-40. . $22.50 2—$65.00 Sports Dresses, one white crepe de chine with pastel stenciling on scarf; also gray crepe de chine; dcep pleated flounce lnd knee-length cape' to match; 36. $28.00 2—835-369.50 Afternoon Dresses. Onn Venetian ecru |:ce and black satin straightiine model. One flowered georgette draped model, with beading; 36 ll&” 1—$65.00 Black Georgette and Lace Dinner Gown, and beading; 8126 42 ..cevnreerrarinaeeienns 1—$85,00 Black Crepe de Chine Afternoon or Street Gown. Skirt tucked to walst with graduating tucks. Real lace collar and cuffs.... $59.50 deep flounce of lace $42.! New Fall Styles $16°0 Simple Jersey * and flannel frocks, ideal for sport or business. Straightline models with new wide suede belts— others have string tie belts. White linen— neatly embroid- ered and cleverly stitched — fashions the collar and cuffs of long raglan sleeves. All new Fall colors, henna, shutter green, snuff, navy, black. On your right_henna jersey straightline model having wide black leather belt. ‘Collar and cuffs of white linen with embroid- ered corners. $16.30. 25 Smart street frocks, of fine twill following the trend of the pres- ent mode by their chzrmmg sim- plicity. Coat and chemise models with or without belts. Sleeves are long and tight fitting. Trimmed with buttons, braid and finestitching. Nutmeg, brown and navy. Illustrated is a simple beltless model of nav blue twill, embroidered sllK polka dots cleverly arranged, trim front, back and cuffs. Collar of ‘white batiste. 00. Misses’ Shop—Third Fleor. daily, making this store brimful of new interests—like Romance stealing in coats—three special items in our Women’s Coat Shop, second floor—one in our Misses’ Shop, third floor—New Cloth Dresses for Misses—third floor—Fur Chokers and Scarfs for that finished appearance when worn with the tailleur. And many other mnratmg items. Misses Coats, Capes, Suits Remnants Start at . $8 50 Only a few leit. We an Syi!s of flannel they all go Friday because of these low prices. 2—$25.00 Misses’ Sport Jackets; green and shrimp 1—$19.75 Misses’ Flannel Coats, tan. 1—439.50 Misses’ Navy Sport Jacket: stitching -$14. 2-$55.00 Misses’ All-over Pleated Capes; fur col- far; green and navy...... $14.50 6—435.00.$3050 Misses’ Suits of fi homespun. Box ]ackeu and three- qumer-lenmh models -$15. 2—$49.50 s; box Jackets, e breasted models; black and tan ..$25.0 2—$59.50 Misses’ Capes, in navy and ta cular sweep . ¥ 3—859.50 Misses’ Sport Coats, in sleeve models; brown and tan. - 2—$95.00 Misses’ Silk Wraps, in cape back and straightline models; fur trimmed; black. .$37.5¢ 2-895.00 Misses’ Charmeen Coats; wrap-around model; embroidered _................. $45.0C 3—$95.00 Misses’ Charmeen Coats; wrap-around model; braid and button trimmed; navy and tan..$45 Mixses’ Shop—Third Floor. New! Misses’ Sport Coats 525 Swagger sport coats of plain and checked polaire, Large patch pockets and rows of buttons add to the at- tractiveness of this model. Colors—brown and tan. A jaunty, useful and comfortable coat for early Fall wear in town or country—: Misses’ Dress Remnants 56.50 BRE Al ocoosinsomnsnsis Quantities very small—prices most reasonable. Dresses, many so reireshing to slip into in the evening after a day outdoors—a pleasant change from the severely tailored frock. 6—$25.00 Misses’ Georgette, Flat Crepe and Printed Silk Dresses; straightline models. . .00-$29.50 Misses’ Georgette and Printed Crepe de Chine Dresses, pleated; in black and white, blue and rose. 8—$29.50.$35.00 Misses’ Dresses, for afternoon and evening wear georgette, alpaca and flat crepe . 5 5—$39.50 Misses’ Cashmere CF!DEv and Crepe de Chine Dresses; straight-line and _tiered models. ..$18.50 —459.50 Misses’ Georgette Dresses, in all- over pleated models. Tan, : ......$26.50 4—$65.00 Misses’ One. of cashmere crepe. models. mards,' cape .$26.5C $6.50 $14.50 "Georgette navy,tan, Chemise and basuue Maize, green, tan. In Owr Far Shop Smart Fur Chokers and Scaris, reasor priced. Most desirable for wear with the ne tailleur, separate coat or suit. $12.50 Gray or BeigeTi $14.50 $19.50 ..$22.50 French Underwear A Friday close-out of about 30 be: undergarments. $2.95 $3.95 Gowns, Chemise made entirely by Step-ins at Somewith hand-embroidery, others with Oi very dainty material, val lace trimmings, $3.95 $5.00 Kayser Underwear underwear—here Glove Silk Everyone knows Kayser are bloomers and union suits—broken sizes in flesh color_oniy. $2.00 Glove Silk Vests, $1.45 40—Glove Silk Vests, with tailored top and self- straps. In fiesh only. Mussed.. $1.45 $5.00 to $5.90 Kimonos, $2. 12—Voile and Dotted Swiss Kimonos, draped models and breakfast coat styles. In white, rose ....3295 273250 Natural Red Fox Searfs. utiful $L50 Gowns and Chemise, 75c 40—Voile Gowns and Chemise, tailored nyles also Seco Silk Step-ins, in orchid, Nile and peach.....75c $1.00 Brassieres, 65c 10—Pink Satin Brassigres, with tape straps. Medium length teeee...65C SI_GD Brlssneret, 95 12—Brassieres, of long length; some with boned front. Slightly soiled .... verne 965G Underwear Shop—Fourth Floor. Costume Slip Remnants Marked tomorrow at less than 15 mer selling price. $12.00 Costume Slips, $5.85 40—Crepe de Chine Slips, tucked yoke, with band of filet lace, tatlored style, with hemstitched yuk white only; slightly soiled.. $5.1 $5.00 Radium Shps, $3 .95 60—Radium Silk Slips, with 20.inch lhadow he In white . .-$3.95 their for- Jellefs—Street Floor. Hosiery Ends! $2.50 to $3.00 Lisle Stockings, 85c 6 dozen—Misses’ English Rib Lisle Staoklnql. rib to toe with elastic garter hem; broken sizes in black, brown and castor... 5 $2.00 Silk Stockings, $1. 10 dozen—Ladies’ Pure Silk Stockings, full fash. ioned with lisle garter hems; broken sizes. white and gray $3.75 Chiffon Stockings, $2.95 20 dozen—Ladies’ Very Fine Chiffon Silk Stock. ings, silk feet and silk garter hems. A large assort- ment of colors, -including black and white. JellefPs—Street Floor. Handkerchiefs 20 dozen—50c Men’s Fine Linen Handkerchiefs, with embroidered initials. ....29¢; 3 for 85c 5 dozen—25c Womens Linen Handkerchiefs, white and colors, with embroidered corners..18c; 3 for 50c JellePs—Street Floor, Shoes-—2 pairs, $5.75 900 pairs—$8.00 to $10.00 Pumps and Oxfords, ex- cellent qu. not all sizes in any one style, but all sizes in the lot. Colors to pick from $5.75 Tan, brown, gray and black. Heel medium high and low. Two pairs for $5.00 to $5.50 School Shoes, $3.95 1,500 pairs of Misses’ and Children’s School Shoes to acquaint you with Sorosis quality at an advan. tageous time. High cuts in tan and black. Oxfords and pumps in tan and black. All are Goodyear welted and s 95 carry rubber heels. Sizes 82 to 2. . Tomorrow . ¢