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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
APPEAL FOR FUNDS.

An appeal has been made 90 the Welsh
people of Utah 90 assist Zoo raising funds
for the Dr. Joseph Parry National Me
mortal fund The money is 90 be used
as "a fund for the widow OF the great
musician. and at her death for Dr.
Joseph Parry National Musical scholar
ship. The Camhriau society of this city
has taken the matter boz hand and VIII
hold a meeting next Tuesday evening
TO devise plans for securing Utah's pro-
portion of the fund
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
ALDERMAN FOUND Guilty.

ST. Louis. April ei-The sealed verdict
returned last night bv the jury before
which Louis Decker. "a former member
of the house of delegates has been
tried 0u fhe charge OF perjury i'm COM
uecti0n with suburban franchise Doodle
legislation. Found him guilty and inn
posed an Imprisonment in the Uouitcn-
tiary Of four years. The verdict was
read n court today. Counsel for the
defendant immediately applied for a
new trial Judge RYAN took the apple
cation under adviscmcut
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
PARKE SUCCEEDS WELSH.
New Superintendent Of Car Service
For Rio Grande.

For Rio Grande.
A circular is out announcing the resig-
nation of j. ID. Wells Do. superint -ndeut of
car service of the Rio Grande This au-
nOuncement will occasion no surprise as
the change has been looked for ever
since Mr.. Herbert transferred his inter
sSts 20 the Colorado Southern. Welsh
received his position through the iuflu-
ence of Mr. Herbert shortly after the
latter became general manager of the
system.
The position is tho same ass the one
titled under The name OF ear account
ant Of the Oregon Short Line. Re
garding Mr.. Welsh's popularity there
seems 90 have existed difference Of
opinion. lie had his friends but others
have looked Tor the change for some time
as "a probable sequel 90 Mr.. Herbert s.
retirement from the road.
Ht viii be succeeded by a. u. Parkc.
his formed chief clerk. The latter is
held iu high esteem by the employees
of the Rio Graude
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25

tails of The report OF the committee sent
to interview the county board but a
correct account was obtained from
other sources
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
STATE NEWS
++t++++*++++*+++++
WIN. N. RoYLANcE Ill.

= Provo. April 4.-WilHam ~. Roy =
? lance. who has been apparently n =
. a fair way Go recovery from bis SCI .
> we're attack or illness for some .
= months past is again suffering from .
very severe attack Of appeudi- =
> citis. An operation viii most prob .
= ably be performed .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
REISER DECIDES
To PAY POLICE
Sergeant HsmpeI Received His
Warrant Yesterday.
WILL DROP MENOANUS SUI
SALARIES FORTHCOMING OF
STRENGTH OF JUDGES ORDER.

Sergeant Hempel of the police depart
ment received "a warrant for his March
salary late yesterday afternoon from Cit
Auditor Albert S. Reiser Last evening
the auditor announced that today be will
issue warrants 10 The other members o.
the police rorce, excepting Chief of PO-
lice George A. Sheets
The action of the city auditor obviates
the necessity of further prosecution OF
the maudamus proceedings brought
against him several days ago by Sergeant
HempeL The arguments were 10 have
been made this morning before Judge
Morse In the district court When the
case is called a motion will be entered to
dismiss without prejudice.
Auditor Reiser said yesterday afternoon
that he was induced 90 pay Sergeant
Hempel upon the strength of the order
signed by Judge Morse permitting the Of
ucer 10 bring the mandamus proceedings.
The affidavit which Sergeant Hempei
filed with the judge in support of his con-
lempldtcd action stated that he had
worked the fun month and was therefore
entitled 90 his money. The auditor takes
the stand that Judge Morse would not
nave signed the order unless he was salts
HE'D that the officer was entitled 90 his
money; that his signature TO such a dOcu-
ment is just as good security to him For
the payment of the money as though the
payroll had been signed by Captain Bur
bldge, whom he recognizes as the head of
the police department
Will Pay the Policemen to Day.
81 am cited 90 show cause why I nave
not paid the money said Auditor Riser
Yesterday, THE only excuse could give
would be "a technical legal one, the same
points as are involved Do the Sheets case
lnasmuch as Judge Morse considered
Sergeant Hempel sufficiently entitled Co
his money 90 warrant him I'm signiug
the order permitting the suit 90 De
brought and citing me into court. I came
20 the conclusion that Z would be legally
lusIifled In taking the judges action for
my authority, so ] decided 90 pay Ser
gednt HempeL'
Auditor Reiser came to that conclusion
after long conference with Frank j.
GUstln, attorney for Sergeant Hcmpel.
When he returned % his office he tele-
phOued for the officer 20 come down and
eet his warrant which he did about
% CLOCK
After dinner the auditor had another
conference with Attorney Gustin and was
convinced that the scope of the Hempcl
suit was sufficient 90 include the other
policemen. excepting Che chief and am
houuced thar he would therefore issue
warrants TO them all today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
DEMANDS
STIR DIPLOMATS
Continued from Page I'D

-.,.
HlAa "lleh was hel4 10y ihiS aud other
Ht"rt- ,n p. lHimle4l 20 lhrlr interests.
1-i .-,,'g 5'S on lhe Sll,eq 9Ja'eS' nIea
b. '.'-.' gnu 'al,1I i- -l'''. .iut Ia ai ' e'y -
s s..l To- o,lhs lhosr countries closely
N,Ifrr,." ,.,. ,''. I,..s- l..s.
s..,,,-. Lr tr 49,i. $3.50
r az ,u. ".li,'i.i'S 'y ,I'.N J.l"t lil'
" pa IL-o' l' l.,l lL .ll' uia
ma w w l''. us 20 nlIla ,' WIZ
~ go ts.. -"t' "a. ''5' i'N7.l"" ,,' iii7
~ ,55tl It"es.d mas mace, as one 9I 'he
'..' ,.,u' lL.'.v,Lt 20 'ir 'Na'uali'H on
'nces of M5nchurfa -the condition that
there shall De no treaty ports Iu Man
chufla whereas the draft of the new
commercial treaty between The United
states and China provides for The open
ing ~ Mukdtu and Taku shan as treaty
ports. The date for Russia Withdrawal
from New ChWauC was April s. but it is
not known hire just how long before
that date Russia communicated the de-
mauds t0 China which were announced
iu the Picking DISPATCHES this morning
and it is not. therefore. known whether
the proposals relative To- treaty ports
autedatc the draftne of the American
Chinese commercial treaty. Light ON
this point is now of especial interest
Under The terms of the AIancburiau
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
Funeral NOTICE

The funeral services OF Thomas J. Con-
nor VIII 5c held at ST. Marys cathedral
this Saturday. afternoon an 1880 o'clock.
VftaI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
MEDAL FOR MISS SMITH.
Is Successful In High School AIT
Competition.

students OH the High school arr depart
mcnt have been al work upon dra wings
of the Venus de Milo iu competition for
che prize medal offered by their former
instructor j. n. HARDWOOD. Yesterday
lnc Judges-EdWln Evans and J.. b. Fair
Danas-meL and awarded the medal %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25

Lively Interest win center in the low
prices al keita-O'Bricn's dress goods
sale today. 10 is "a splendid opportu-
nifty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
Big Horn
Basin.


Irrigated lands. including
water rights. at Sl2 to SO
per acre, In the Big Horn
Basin, recently penetrated by
the BurlingtOn's new lire. A
fortune in the future if you
buy now.
IL you want TO get ahead,
you can't do better than in
vestigate this fertile coun-
try.
Let me send you a folder
which tells all about Tits
free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25

Discovery writes Frank START. NJ D-. of
Flatonia, Fayette Co.. Texas. rHe bought four
bottles from our druggist here and after he had
Used The hrst bottle he began 10 improve some
times he was unable 20 walk ten steps now he
can Tlde any horse without any pain iu his back
and he looks as well and sound as a Young bow
HIS age IS only o. He has suffered Tor nearly
three years, and several other doctors called The
case inclrahle. but had confidence SEA Or. r. "
IIerce.s Golden Medical Discovery. I have been
offered enc hundred. dollars several times al
ready Tor my kind advice. but would not accent
u because ] want everybody 90 know what Dr.
Plerce's famous medicine can do
"Ihls testimony is absolutely true and the
reason 7 haven't eutioued the vouuF genue-
mans name IS l.. Use he don't want 10 have
his name publishe-.n
Accept no substitute for vGolden
Medical Discovery The sole motive
for substitution is 10 enable the dealer 10
make the little more profit paid on TIE
sale Of less meritorious preparations.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets stimulate
the action of the sluggish liver. They
should always be used with Discovery
when there Is need Of q laxati-h
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25

Keith-OBrien's great sale Of sum-
mer fabrics today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
They Work in ssere..

slime voting ON motion hy O.
man from the country who Is
>appareuuy trying tp dominate The
new organization. he advocated APP
plying The motto made famous by Com
W0d0re Vanderbilt. taking the ground
that Go was none ~ the pubHes husl-
ness what was being done iu connee-
ton with the schools by The teachers.
whom the taxpayers are supporting. He
advocated keeping as deeds of darkness
all acts OF the association and suppress
ing aII facts except those few which
committee might decide Go give out He
said many things were likely % occur
which he public should not know
about
After much voting and counting ana
explaining fO the teachers what "eNecu-
1.-Two session" meant the motion of Che
man r0 exclude the newspaper repre-
srlt4tives WHs carried The press CEN
F0rslip committee aftrrWard attempted
t0 suppress the nature of The demands
ON thc board OF education and the re-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
Public Sale.

The undersigned will offer for sale at
his place in Denison township, section
30, one mile north of the poor farm two
miles east of Arion and five and one
half miles southeast of Denison on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1908.
At 10 a M. the following property
to-wit:
Four horses, | mare II year old, one
roam mare year old, l grey mare
years old. l black colt one wear old, AZ
head head of cattle, | thorough bred
Polled Durham bull, 10 mulch COWS, s
2-year old steers 4 yearling steers, 8
e-year old heifers, yearling heifers.
cows and heifers are with calf, from
Polled Durham bull, II calves, 35
| spring shoats, lumber wagons, 2
/ plows, 2 cultivators. pulverzer, feed
grinder. grass mower, 3-section harrow,
hay rake, 2 sets work harness. hay
rack. hog rack, some house goods aud
many other articles.
/ FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
/ TERMS-All sums of $40 and under.
cash. Ga sums over that amount q
credit Of ID months time will be given
on approved notes bearing s per cent,
interest, JOHN E. Hoist.
w. j. MCAHREN, Auctioneer.
ALBERT HELsLEY, Clerk
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
P.J. Klinker visited Dunlap over

P.J. Klinker visited Dunlap over
Sunday last.
Miss Snellbsker went to Chicago
Saturday evening.
Frank Leahy and S. v. O'Hare we're
at Vail on Sunday.
N. E. wescot, of Des Moines was in
Denison on Monday.
Mre F. j. Young is visiting Mrs. Ed
Phelan in Omaha this week.
The Misses Sewell were visiting
.7riends in Dow City over Sunday.
James Maynard was business visit
or III Denison Wednesday last.
Mr. A. B. King of Arion was pleas
ant Denison visitor on Friday last.
Mrs. E. G. Sage went to Chicago
Monday, where she will visit a sister,
Mrs. Jas. Luney and daughter Mable
90 to Nebraska Friday for visit of ten
days.
R. E. Grason went to Omaha and
Kansas City the first of the week on
business.
w. C. Rollins, of the Omaha Ticket
Co., transacted business in Omaha
Monday morning,
MIR. Hunter father of Mrs. W. D,
McAhren visited his daughter i, Deni-
son Sunday.
.. Mrs Schafer has been great suffer
er with Sciatica rheumatism the past
two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mann and j. p
= Schiller and Miss Stone were Vail Wis
itors Sunday.
U. G. johnson w. w. Cushman ant
Chas. Young were at Lakewood Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mrs. H. G. Simpson is expected to re
turn from her Clinton visit on Thur!
day of this week
A number of the Denison citizen
will attend the Ben Hur performanc
at Omaha this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Hanna
on wednesday Sept. %, boy. Th
REVIEW congratulates.
Mrs. John Goldman, and children
Wall Lake, visited at the home of MI
and Mrs. +. O. Ivens over Sunday.
Hon. j. P. conner delivered a
address at Boone last evening, in cor
junction with Gov A B. Cummins.
Mr.. and Mrs CHRIS Kemming az
among those who will attend the BE
J Hur" production at Omaha this weel
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
Alfred " atsoa. died last Wednesda,
She was three months and ~ days {
age.
Among the many interested spect
tors at the Republican county CONVEX
tioa was Mr. Herman Koenekamp,
Union township,
A number of relatives who have bee
visiting at the home of Mr.. Chas Smit
south of town returned to Chicago Sa
urday evening
The Misses Margaret, Christin
Anna, and Florence Highstreet, of A
cadia go to Denver Thursday for
months visit
Mr.. Thos. Bateman has been very
the past week. His Pythian brethe
have been caring for him, and hope
:. have MIN out again in few days.
Schleswig is to have an Engli
newspaper, the first issue to come O
this week. Mr.. Fred Branaka, vi
has been with the Bulletin for nul
Der of years is the publisher. Fred
young man Of good qualities and '
wish him success in his venture.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
Mr.. H. B. Johnson was up from Boy

Mr.. H. B. johnson was up from Boy
err on Thursday.
Mr., Jacob Harrison has secured one
of Mr.. Iseminger's cottages near Grace
Park.
w. V. Whaley, the insurance man
from Dow City, was in Denison on
Thursday.
Mr.. Geo. Bell, of Bell station
was visitor in Denison couple of
days last week.
Miss Agnes King visited friends at
Council Bluffs, Omaha and Fremont,
the first Of the week.
Mr.. Henry Schmidt went to Clinton
on Wednesday to visit friends and to
accompany his father.in-law home.
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
Thos Morris on this Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Bear the date in
mind. Wednesday instead of Thurs
day.
j Mrs. W. j. Bauman and daughter
Sarah, departed on the Goth, for Chica-
go, to visit the Rev. Father Bauman.
They will stop on their return trip at
Dubuque, to visit the Sisters.
Dr. B. F. Philbrook and son row
land, went to Omaha on Sunday after
noon to meet Mrs. Philbrook, going
down on No. 3, but Mrs. Philbrook
passed them on No. s. Many friends
will be glad to learn that the opera.
tion she had performed was very sue
cessful, and she is rapidly improving
from the effects.
< Mrs. N. E. Wescott is visiting at the
/ home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. N.
e J..Wheeler. On Monday afternoon the
t family we're considerably scared when
/. the little boy came in the house crying
s and holding his hand to his face
While out in the smoke house playing
he got some acid on his lips and made
quite blister. He is getting along
. nicely at present.
: On Friday evening at the Methods
q parsonage, took place the wedding o
i Mr.. Homer c.. Barrett and Miss Lofts
Mcclure, both of Iowa Falls. TIL
young people have remained in Deni
y son and Mr.. Barrett is looking for
" business location here. Both brid
:, and groom appear we'll equipped TO
y the battle of life and we wish ther
- every success and happiness.
f. County Attorney Klinker informs u
k that he was never consulted by tn
board relative to the over-Eayment
the sheriff. The Bulletin may try t
put the onus on to the republican a
: torney. but in the face of this stat,
> ment OF Mr.. Klinker's, and the furthe
~ fact that but one illegal payment ws
u made after he was in office, we do NJ
~ see what ground the Bulletin has 1
u stand on. The board would do niue
y better to consult its county attorney
than to ignore them as it did in tn
~ case.
- On Thursday just at noon the fire d
partment was called out by the fiji
alarm sounding. A gasoline stove
the home of Mr.. Fl. w. Randall hs
=. exploded, and started a blaze, M
- Jay Virgins, living next door to IL
Randall home telephoned the alarr
aud then rushed over to the scene
the blaze and assisted in extingushi1
he it, Mrs. Randall, who was sick in bt
or was considerably burned about ii
les head and face, and badly frightene
he MI. Randall had new overcoat burn,
Ter up, and there was some damage
nd the household belongings.
he -
in Card Of Thanks.
10 To the many friends and neighbo
p who kindly assisted during the illne
and death of our mother. We desi
en- to extent our sincere thanks
'as MARTIN BURKE
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
Card of Thanks.

To the many friends and neigh ors
who kindly assisted during the illness
and death of our mother. We desire
to extent our sincere thanks
MARTIN BURKE
AND FAMILY
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.

The Friday club held a pleasant and
profitable meeting with Mrs Van Ness last
week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
Half Rates to Ak-Sar- Ben Fall FESTIVE
ties at Omaha Neh

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold for one fare
for the round trip, on five days. Oct.
2. 5, 6, and s, limited to return until
Oct. II, inclusive. Apply to Agents
Chicago & Northwestern R'y.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
Fast Time on Central.

Last Friday special train over the
Central made a run of 100 miles in 1872
minutes. The train ran from Council
Bluffs to Tara, and the run was made
to show General Manager J. F. Wal
lace the excellent condition of the road
bed on the Council Bluffs division.
The train was made up of engine No.
92S and two coaches.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
Miss Ella E. Strong OF Fayette
listed at Capt. Familton's last week

Miss Ella E. Strong OF Fayette
visited at Capt. Familton's last week.
William Coan will again take the
work as baggage man at the North
western October 1st.
Miss Murray, of Cedar Rapids, who has
been visiting Mrs. !. P. Jones. has gone to
Colorado for an extended visit.
Penelope met with Mrs. Wygant on
Thursday afternoon. The hostess had a
few other guests invited, andsa most en-
ioyable afternoon was spent
The Misses Sarachon attended ben
Hur" at Omaha on Monday evening
and pronounce the performance fine
They returned Tuesday morning.
4 DR.. Ed Darling. republican nominee
for representative, was in Denisor
Tuesday morning on his way to Deloit
where he is treating a case of scarlet
fever.
/ Manager Stbbert of Germans Opera
! House says he is having hard time
with his booking shows. Many have
hooked with him, and failed to start
out. However as the season advances
he expects to have good attractions.
The Misses lone and Junia Romans
we're compelled to return home after
having started for school at Jackson
Vile, III. At Des Moines. Miss Junl
was taken i'll, and Miss lone no
wishing to proceed both came home
AT present Miss .Junia is rapidly recov
ering.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30

Schleswig is to have an English
newspaper, the first issue to come out
this week. s.r. Fred Branaka who
has been with the Bulletin for num-
Der of years is the publisher. Fred is
young man Of good qualities and we
wish him success in his venture.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-07-04

Owing to a lack of ears there Is much
depression in the George Greek mining
region. Some Of the miner, have not
earned s. in two weeks
Mrs. Julia \. Wilson. widow Of Cha,
Il. Wilson, died last Saturday at her home,
in Enmitsburg, aged - years, She was
Miss Welty before marriage
The berry crop in Washington county Is
very large and hundreds of crates Of red
and black raspberries are being shipped
daily by express from Haserstown
The Hagerstown Metallic Bed Company
has completed large factory in the west
end Of the city, and have begun the man
ufacture of brass beds. The enterprise
was started by local business men.
Former Judge Campbell W Pinkney died
at his residence, Baltimore, Saturday even
ing, in his 18th year. He was educated
at the Harvard Law School and became
an attorney -at-law in Baltimore about
1850. Death was due to exhaustion and
old age
Last Saturday evening while John
Knott and Charles n. Tippett, of Medleys
Neck, st. Mary's county, were in the
woods they We're attacked by three bald
eagles, one of which they killed with clubs
The dead bird measured feet inches
from tip to up.
The School Commissioners of Washing
ton county have decided to increase the
salaries Of all school teachers. lengthen the
school year from seven and one-half to
eight months and TO allow each teacher IS
year for janitor's pay. This means that
the teachers will receive 81, 500 more than
formerly. The increase will range from So
to S25 per term, depending on the grade
of the teacher.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-07-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

on Sunday ffsly sth there wa t-. FrvsChias 3a
De. Hall 80 Neft-ol Ftfvf Charles k'fisttA Is cR
I-.ctsst to Dc Pfv>cnh
tsrsgs Lutheran CEuFca -I.eciarr sud Prayer
Meeting "Wednesday 30 80 p "a. JuHI"7 tslfei.ssr
saturday az I - 3 ui. senior al = =. IA ~itHlAs
shasi aIga n Preaching At - - a. m htrnitlz
Ia. tHtldreus service postponed uu sscbnl ~ a'iH
very Indictment NeathsT- \. =. :, e. 2 so D. IA
PHI Miller. l.. D.. iasins.
salem Charge. Lutheran Church--L Benjamin -
SundAy school Al - Preaching as 10 a m -
at SUNDAY viii D. heid sunday, jay o. ~ . "a
Rev. r " poIy PASTOR
Carroll Charge- Reformed Church Divine scr-
vice al BeuyAmius at 10 \. and 81 baehinan AZ
D. James H. Stoiieeiiei' FN''of-
Rev p , Shriger. pastor IT Eree'ion Mission,
Will b.. gone q Mou IN : vacation uuEiuE AAi'-
Rev Mr. Burk al WDSieusburg, will M ihs PuiFiis
the four -uniay> that he Is absent
Boys Meeting every saturday morning al 9-J
0'glocE, ar Carroll Hall
81 Johns church -Sundays-Low Mas az 7.l5
and High Mass a. 10 q. NcsfRf~ 81 'H'p T. M
During the week-Mass al a m
Joseph CASSIDY Pastor.
- Paul'> Reformed Church-SuniAy Schoo! a.
slsa Divine service al l0.O a. M Aiid - = iA-
c. :. S}agie PASTOR.
Centenary NJ T. Church-Sunday school a 9.tA
a. M Preaching At 10 ~ a. m ard 80 p. IA ZIP
worth League At D. - p. IA - ,,.,, -.
Methodist Protestant Church Rev. L. T Warner.
PAStnT--4 bha IA -eryices-Preachiue AZ 1850 y, nj
500 D. ID. regular service e0mbined with The \. T.
: &c sabbath school s.lA a. IN. Mid week ser
vice in the lecture room Wednesday evening NJ sVN
o'clock.