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The daily sentinel., 1907-04-08

E. J. Matthews of Paoula, Is in
town today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-08

See my stock of harness before buy
ing 1t will pay US both. Harry L.
Hiatt
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-08

Large bottle of Kinks toilet. pow
der for l9e at the & 10 cent store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-08

Special communication Mesa .L:l.s'I i::ousJ
No. So a. F. & A. NJ. tonight seconu
degree.
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Three boxes of best matches for
lOc. at the 3 & 10 cent store.
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Real Estate Bargains

No. 21--5-room modern house near
ly new and in good location. Must
be sold at once. This is bargain
and we can make very easy terms
$4,000.
No. 35.-5 acres in Capital hill sub
division to trade for 20 acre tract
in Fruita district. $1,000.
No. 44.-2O acres of land on orchard
Mesa for s1.65O. 33 acres OF good
land on Orchard Mesa for 81 ,2oo;
LOG acres good land on orcharu
Mesa at $4,000 per acre
We have a large list of property TO
soil or trade If vou have some mon
ey to loan oIpreal estate we can place
ir for YOU on first class security. we
sell Cameo Coal.
Phone Black 1887.
MAGILL s. WALKER.
633 Main.
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f. A. KROHN
Funeral Director and
Licensed Embalmer.

Best equipped undertaking parlors
west of Denver. The only un-
dertaker in Mesa County devotIng
all of his time to this line of work.
Prompt and efficient service guar
anteed. Lady assistant. Phone
1922 Red.
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literature is being given the guests,
and this celebration is the greatest
advertising accomplishment in the
history of Carlsbad and the lower val
ley
Caman's Band came in last night
from Winfield, Kansas, and is render,
ing fine music.
The Rio Grande delegation arrived
yesterday afternoon and are stopping
in their special car. Some of the prom
H. B. Holt, of Las Cruces, who as a
member of the Board of Control made
the welcoming address at 10:3 80 a. m. !;
N. C. Frenger. member Board of Con
troll, Las Cruces; William Palmer, of
Rincol; L. Clapp, of Hatch; E. Van
Patten, of Las Cruces; James Poe,
of Las Cruces; Professors j. D. Tin
sley and J. J. Vernon, of the Agricul-
tural College; G. M. Lummis, of Las
Cruces; d. F. Baker, of Las Cruces !;
J. F. Sattley, of Las Cruces; District
Attorney NJ. B. Thompson, of Las
Cruces; J. L. Thompson, of Earlham ;
w. E. Baker, of Las Cruces, formerly
court stenographer at Roswell; DIR.
Charles e. Lukens, Of Albuquerque.
Gambling is wide open, but the best
of order so far has prevailed
The Carlsbad Executive Committee,
consisting of Messrs. A. N. Pratt, C.
H. McLenatnen, G. NJ. Cooke, l. S.
Osborne and ]. o. Cameron, for weeks
past have put in many hours labor
for the celebration, and the great sue
cess of the enterprise is largely due
to the tireless efforts of these public
spirited citizens
Wednesday, July 8.
$50 a. m.-Music by Caman's Band
1000 a. m.-Welcome upon behalf
of Carlsbad by Capt. E. P. Bujac.
1920 a. m-Welcome upon behalf
of the Board of Control by Hon. H.
B. Holt, of Las Cruces.
Noon
1:3O p. m.-Racing at Fair Ground.
200 p. m.-Concert by Caman's
Band, (see special program). Band
stand in Court House Square.
400 p. m.-Baseban at Fair
Grounds. Carlsbad VS.. Lake Arthur.
$50 p m.-Hose races. Track on
Canyon street between Mermod and
Mckay streets.
500 p. m.-Band concert by Cam
ans Band in Court House Square.
Miss Strack, Soloist.
Informal Reception at Commercial
Club Rooms.
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Labor and Capital Love Feast.

Chicago, Ill, July "a love feast
in which labor and capital will fra
ternize as equals will be held in Chica
go tomorrow as result of the sue
cessful completion of the plans of a
number of labor leaders and business
men of the City. Vice President Chas
w. Fairbanks will be the principal
speaker. Several other prominent
men have asked to deliver addresses.
Missouri. Governor Deneen, of Illinois
and United States Senators Hopkins
and Cullom. The meeting will be held
in large park, where 10000 people
san assemble.
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ductor, was running about As miles
al hour in the effort to make UP lost
time.
Later:-Mock was SO badly injured
that he died enroute to the hospital
More than twenty others were injur
ed, and it is believed that two or
three may die.
Killed in Automobile Wreck.
Wellesley, Mass, July 3.-In the
wreck of an automobile here early
today. Miss Margaret Swanton, %
years old, was killed, and Miss Marga-
ret Turpon, William Walsh and
Frank Mclaughlin were injured. They
were returning from South Framing
ham to their Waltham aomes il a
large touring car, when in an effort
to avoid collision with another car
the driver turned his car from the
road and crashed into a tree. The ma
chine turned a complete somersault,
hurting its occupants to the ground.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF THE NATIONAL
IRRIGATION CONGRESS
To Hold Important Meeting in chica
90 to Perfect Plans and Program.

To Hold Important Meeting in Chica-
go to Perfect Plans and Program.
Sacramento, Cal, July 3.-Chair
man w. A. Beard, of the Executive
Committee of the Fifteenth National
Irrigation Congress, has issued a call
for a meeting of this committee to
be held in Chicago. July 9Th. The
congress will be held in Sacramento
September 2-7, and this preliminary
meeting is for the purpose of laying
plans that will make it national in
scope and to outline a program that
will cover the interests of the entire
country.
The Executive Committee members
reside in many states and territories
The call for special meeting fol
lows an extensive correspondence in
which the move mas been approved
by practically the entire membership.
The meeting is called in Chicago in
order that it may be easily accessible
to Eastern as well as to Western
members, and representatives of both
the East and of the West will be in at
tendance
The National Irrigation Congress
has met annually for years and has
been a very important factor in bring
ing about the present national poll
cies with reference to the arid lands
and the forests of the country. 1t is
proposed to make the coming session
a factor in a larger development along
similar lines, as well as in the wise
direction of the present policies
There seems to be demand for a
discussion of the whole proposition
of governmental conservation and de-
velopment of the natural resources of
the country and lit is proposed to meet
this demand and make the Irrigation
Congress a still larger factor in nat
ional progress by INITIATING a discus
sio1 along very broad lines at the
fifteenth session.
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Fleet to Attack Seattle.

Seattle, Wash, July 3.-Duri1g the
coming ten days beginning tomor-
row, Seattle will be beseiged by a
hostile fleet of warsbipsa bent on
capturing the city. A fleet, repre-
sented by every available govern
ment ship and army transport on the
Pacific Coast, will attempt to run
the gauntlet of Forts Warden
Casey and Flagler and to land troops
from transports so as to take the
forts from the rear. Washington Ma
tfonal gardsmen will cooperate with
the regular troops at the fort in the
defense of the threatened city.
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Seattle, Wash, July 3.-A special
to the PostIntelligencer from Valdez,
Alaska, tells of preparations for an
armed conflict between the Copper
River and Northern Railway forces
and the Alaska-Pacific railway men at
Katalla. The Copper River railroad,
which is known throughout Alaska as
a Guggenheim proposition aiming to
tap the Copper River district, is at
tempting to cross the right-of-way of
the AlaSka-Pacific Company, known
as the Bruler line, which also aims
for the Copper River district by way
of Lake Charlotte. The Bruner peo-
PIE applied to Governor Haggatt of
Alaska for the protection of United
States troops, alleging that the Gug-
genheim forces contemplated an arm
ed attack upon them The authorities
of Valdez admit that the situation is
serious. The Bruner road has erected
''go-devil' at the crossing which the
Guggenheims are trying to take. The
machine, by means of a donkey en-
gine, swings continually across the
tracks, making it impossible for the
men to come within a radius of fifty
feet of the Bruner line The Guggen-
helms are said to be laying 81 an
hour to fighting men, with bonus
to the first man who crosses the Bru-
ner right of way.
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National. Polish Convention

Detroit, Mich, July 3.-From all ov-
er the country delegates are arriving
in Detroit today for the national con-
vention of the Polish Falcons, a fra
ternal organization of Polish Ameri-
cans. Field sports and drills on a
scale unprecedented in this city will
be given tomorrow afternoon The
convention will adjourn Saturday. fol-
lowing a banquet in honor of the visi-
tors
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Indiana Lou Rolling.

Marion, Ind, July 3-Marion
Woodmen are preparing to entertain
$4,000 visitors on the occasion of the
annual encampment and log rolling
of the Modern Woodmen of Ameri-
ca here tomorrow. Members of the
order from all sections of Indiana
and surrounding states are expect
ed to take part in the greatest cele-
bration of its kind ever held in the
Hoosier state.
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NEGRO Farmers Meet.

Hampstead, Tex, July 3.-Negro fan
mers of Texas are manifesting the
greatest interest in the second annu
al congress to be held at the State
Normal and Industrial college, begin
ming this evening and lasting thru
tomorrow and Friday Through the
efforts of Professor E L. Blackshear
president of the congress, the meeting
promises to be more largely attended
by negro agriculturalists tnan the ini
tial convention. Cotton growing, d1
versified farming, truck and fruit cul
ture and dairying are among the sub
teets to be discussed by competent
speakers.
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TROLLEY CAR COLLISION
AT NATIONAL CAPITAL

Washington, D. c., July "A doz-
en- people were seriously injured and
as many more slightly hurt in col
Iision between a Washington bound
trolley car and two cars of rails on
the Washington, Arlington & Falls
Church Electric Railway this morn
ing. The passenger car was loaded
with employees in the government de
partments of Washington. One rail
passed entirely through the abdomen
of Motorman Mock. and one passen-
ger had both legs severed. Several
women were badly injured. The pass
|enger car. It is admitted by the con
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DETECTIVES SEARCHING

New York, July 3.-Detectives thru
out the United States are searching
today for Chester E. Runya1, paying
teller of the Windsor Trust Company,
who the directors allege is missing
with S96.315 cash. George Young. di.
rector of the company, confirms the
report of defalcation which the de-
tectives say is one of the most remar-
kable ever reported. Runyan is ac-
cused of having placed the currency
in suit case last Saturday ald de-
parting after shaking hands with his
associates. He did not even go to his
apartment to bid goodbye to his wife
Runyan is said to have taken all the
cash available in the bank last Sat
urday. The directors have made up
the loss.
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STOLEN MAIL SACKS RECOV-
FRED AND LETTERS SENT O

Leander, Wyo.. July 3.-Two mail
sacks stolen in stage hold-up near
Myersville in February. 1906. have
been recovered by postofice inspect
ors, and the letters, of which there
were several hundred, have been sent
were taken by robbers who held uT
the regular stage The registered let
ters had been opened, but the ordi
nary ones were undisturbed The
pouches were hidden in a cave. The
outlaws are still at large
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George Cohan to Wed.

New York. July 3.-George Conan
the versatile actor-writer from whom
Ethel Levy obtained divorce few
months ago. is to celebrate Indepen-
de1ce day by marrying again, Miss
Agnes Nolan, of Brookline, Mass. be-
ing the fortunate young woman Miss
Nolan has been ON the stage several
years and two OF her sisters are now
members of Mr.. Coaan's company.
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Ocean City, Md, July 3--Lawyers
from all over Maryland, including a
large delegation of Baltimore attor-
neys, assembled here today in large
numbers, the occasion being the
twelfth annual convention of the State
Bar association. President Conway
W. Sans, of the appeal tax court, de
livered the opening address. Other
speakers on the days program are
Hon. John S. Wise, of New York. on
GENERALIZATION by Construction, and
Hen William J. Bryan on Shall we
Have a New Constitution? Another
important paper on the constitution of
the state will be read by Attorney Gen
eral William s. Bryan.
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Two Cent Fare in Iowa

Des Moines. Ia. July 3.-Iowa's two
cent fare act will go into effect tomoI
row and will be observed by all roads
on traffic within the state. The roads
will continue to charge three cents a
mile on interstate traffic until the
courts nave decided on the validity OF
the laws of the various western states
fixing two cents mile as the maxi.
mum passenger rate.
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IN D. ROCkEFELLER'S
WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN.
ANTI-JEWiSH RIOT STARTED
RY THE "BLACK HAND

London, July 3.-A dispatch to the
Central News Agency from Odessa
says that an anti-Jewisa riot was
started by the BLACK Hand" gang
there during the night. The rioters
killed two Jews and wounded Is, in
Guiding several children
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A car of fresh Valencia
Oranges at.--Joyce.Pruit Co.

Look Out For Our Wagon.
Our tank wagon Is marked Inde-
pendent and is on the streets of Ros-
well from z a. m. until p. m, each
and every day during working days.
II you want to hit tae Standard Oil
Trust solar plexus blow. stop our
wagon and try our goods. We must
have your support. both moral a7d
real to live. If the consumers viii act
as they talk we win do the rest.
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY co.
Independent Rehneries,
7eH Phone sl3.
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WATER TURNED ON
IAI cnHrL

Omaha, Neb., July 3.-The passen
ger department of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway was advised
today that the Government Reclama
ton Service expects to turn water
into the irrigation works at Belle
Fourcne, S. D., in the Black Hills, on
July 4th. Townsites have been select
ed by government representatives
and Belle Fourche expects great de
velopments under irrigation. Settlers
bers.
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AMERICANS HoNoRED BY
JAPANESE EMPEROR

Washington, D. c., July 3.-The
emperor of Japan has bestowed med
ais upon 20 Americans who partici-
pated in the recent Russo-JapaneSe
war. The list is composed of ten wo-
men (volu1teer nurses) and nineteen
of American newspa-
pers
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Special to The Daily Record.

opeclaI 10 1'1e E1lly lIecOrd-
Carlsbad, n. NJ, July irrigation
is Emancipation from Drought is the
text that has been applied to the
great New Mexico Irrigation Celebra-
tion that opened here today. Carls-
bad is in gala attire and is receiving
the guests with that hospitality which
has always characterized the town,
royalty entertaining all. The city is
magnificently decorated, and it seems
that the business men have Wed with
each other in trying to have the most
attractively decorated stores and win
dows. The great Welcome arch is To-
Gated at the corner of Canyon and
Fox streets, and is one of the most
expensive and novel arches ever erec-
ted in the West for a celebration The
massive pillars on each side are dec
GRATED to resemble stone and at the
foot of each pillar there is fall of
water rippling over stones cemented
on colored glass, with electric lights
underneath. The effect is entrancilg.
There are hundreds of incandescent
lights on the arch, and at the top the
following words in an electric blaze
of glory: IRRIGATION wELCOME''
Rows of electric lights are over the
entire street of Canyon from the Ul-
lery store corner to the corner of
Fox and Canyon.
The general information bureau is
located at the northeast corner of the
Schlitz Hotel, and there are two reg
listers in which the guests are re-
quested to inscribe their names.
The press bureau is located in the
Reclamation building, and every cour-
tesy possible has been extended to
the special correspondents and repre-
sentative of the Associated Press The
newspaper men have formed a com
Ibinatio1 for mutual assistance in gath
ering the news.
The ladies and children have a
free reception room at the office for
merly occupied by the Sun.
Chaves county is well represented
by the town of Hagerman, which has
prepared one of tine unique features
of the celebration. The exhibit is
model miniature garden, marked off
with the usual irrigation burrows and
showing a though irrigation system
in gardening. The exhibit is located
Just north of the Tansin building and
is in charge of an expert gardener.
The town of Hagerman has been con-
graduated on all hands for her enter
prise.
The most creditably decorated res
idence' building is the splendid resi-
dence of Rev. E. Mcqueen Gray. This
fine home is of English architectural
style. and has great pillars in front.
Sparkling water is running through
the bitches beside the streets. and
Uncle Sam is being glorifed in lend
ing his great helping hand to the ex-
tent of six hundred thousand dollars
on the irrigation project and making
it possible for Carlsbad TO be restor-
ed to her .former glory" The Stars
and Stripes are to be seen flying in
the breeze in every direction.
Two big barbecue stands are locat-
ed on Canal street, and there is plen-
ty for all. The Majestic show of Ros-
well is clolding forth at the Ta7sill
Opera House, and is in charge of VIII
Robinson and Manager Cook of Ros-
well.
Robert T. McCiIng. of Roswell as
sisted Col. w. H MullaLe on spe-
cial edition of the Current. and the
edition is being eagrely sought for
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OratorY for prummera.

Moberly, Mo-, July 3.-Se1ators War
ner and Stone will address the annu-
al convention of the Missouri Drum
mers' Association, to be held in Mob
erly tomorrow, Friday and Saturday
It is expected that nearly thousand
travelling men, with their wives and
families will participate in the celebra
tiOnS
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Nntfce

Bids viii be received at the ofice
Of the Commonwealth Water Co. al
Barstow, Texas, until 400 D. m, July
10th, 1907, for the drilling Of 2.50G
foot well; plans and specifications
furnished on application. Address al
communications to A. E. Hayes. Sec-
Barstow. Texas 97t10
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FINE RAINS TO THE
NORTH OF ROSWELL

Fine rains to the north of Roswell
are reported to have fallen yesterday
Amarillo, Plainview and Hereford are
said to have received plentifully of
the much needed water, and rain fell
as far south as Portales. The effect
of these rains has been felt here IN
Roswell today, there being an appre-
ciably lowering of the temperature.
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Henry Lutz, of Lincoln, came IN on
the auto this afternoon from his ranch
near Torrance. Mr. Lutz just bought
out the store of Jaffa, Prayer & Co,
at Lincoln. He will return to his
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PRESIDENT SMALL
CONFIRMS REPORT

San Francisco, Cal, July 3.-Presi-
dent S. ]. Small. of the Telegraph
ers Union last night confirmed the
report that he had ordered out the
operators of another city, but would
not divulge the name of the city. Ac-
cording to officials of the local union,
there nave been but four desertions
from their ranks.
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Tie first and finest VaIenc;--
Oranges in the cOuntry---just
received a fresh car iOad--.
JOyce-Pruit Company.
New program, Majestic.
FIREWORKS NOT ALLOWED.

FIREWORKS NOT ALLOWED.
3 1t seems probable that there
3 will not be any fireworks mon
3 ey burned up in Roswell to-
? morrow. There is a city ordi-
nance which strongly prohibits
3 the use of explosives or fire
? arms of any description with
3 il the city limits. 1t has been
3 the custom for the mayor to
3 issue a proclamation peyAait-
ting the usual celebration by
3 means of fireworks on the
2 Fourth, but this year Mayor
; Stockard has not let down the
3 bars, and the ordinance is in
full effect and force. Marshal
3 Rascoe has informed the Rec
ord that he has no option in
2 the matter except to obey the
, law, and that he will enforce
3 the ordinance, and put under
3 arrest any persons found vio-
? lating it.
3 g g 9 g g g g g g g 3 g g
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Some boys broke into the new brick
residence w. A. Johnson is having
built on Richardson avenue, last Sun
day some time during the day and
sawed up and ruined about $1,000
worth of material This is not the
first complaint of the kind heard re
Gently
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Valencia Oranges are as sweet
as sugar, We have them fresh
af---Joyce-Pruit Company.
For Sale at a Bargain.

Complete camping outfits, consist
ing of wagons, hacks, horses, cots.
chairs, and all cooking utensils sucn
as are needed for camping. Every
thing in the best of condition See
Carson at the Pecos Valley Feed and
Wagon Yard, S. Main. 02t6
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GROVER CLEVELAND
ABLE TO BE ABOUT.

New York, July 3.-Grover Cleve-
land, VINO has been i'll for the last
three weeks, has so far recovered as
to be about the house. 1t is thought
that he will leave for Tamworth, N.
H, in short time to join his family.
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Cheapest money TO loan on
city and country property.
Woodruff & De Freest. lOOtf
J. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LoeaI Report.)


Roswell. N. NJ, July 3.-Tempera-
ture.-Max-. 90; min, 81; mean. 78-
Precipitation, 90; wind W., velocity
2 miles; weather clear
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity.
Fair tonight and Thursday; warm
er tonight
N. WRIGHT.
0@cial A Charge.
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c. H Hinderer, Forest Supervisor,
arrived on the auto today from Ala
mogordo He is on the way to the
Guadalupe mountains.
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We have the only Valencia
Oranges in the country Try
them --.JOyce-Pruit Company.
Secretary Taft on a Vacation.

Washington July 3.-Secretary
Taft today left for a months vacation
to be spent at Murray Bay, Canada.
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A card IN the Roswell Trade Direc
tory brings results and keeps youl
name before the people.
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FOR RENT Two nice unfurnished
rooms, with BATH and electric lights.
Call mornings. 2O4 W. sth st. 6tf
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THE TOWN is IN GALA ATTIRE
AND is CROWDED WITH THE
GUESTS FROM THE GREAT
SOUTHWEST
GREAT PREPARATIONS

Irrigation is Emancipation From
Drought" the Motto of the CeIebra-
tion.- Streets and Residences Fine
ly Decorated Noted Persons there
The Program of Today.