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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-28
EoR

The Record In authorized to an
nounce N. ]. Fritz as a candidate for
denomination on b Office of county
commissioner, 3rd. district. subject to
b action of the Democratic primar-
les.
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p @9 ASAR
Territory Of New Mexico,
)ss.
County of chaves.
To Scott Nowlil. Joe Parks and Den
mis- Hoover
YOU AND EACH OF YOU are
hereby notified hat thu undersigned
fras expended One Hundred Dollars
ts100-00) worth OF labor by the re-
moval OF our hundred yards of earth
material ON the unpatented placer
mining claim, Smith, more particular
Nv described as follows. sto-wit: The
East Half of the West Half of Section
81. Township 8 South, Range rs East.
Chaves County. New Mexico. notice
Of location recorded in Book C, Mis-
cellaneous Records. Chaves County.
New Mexico. page BIS: and said One
Hundred Dollars f100.00) expenditure
has been made ny the undersigned
year on said clafn. for the cal
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-28
HUGHES AS A JUDGE.

That w. ]. Bryan regards the ap-
pointment of Governor Hughes to the
Supreme Bench as the appointment of
one favorable TO the Trusts, Is shown
by the following interview with him:
The appointment of Gov. Hughes
To the supreme bench will be regard
I'd by many as 4 popular appoint
ment. He has been put forward as
a reformer. and seems to be so con-
sidered one by a great many good
people. but mis- reputation as a refor-
mer rests upon \ few official acts
which show hin opposed to grating
and to the individual vices. but no
one who will examine his record can
doubt that he is in close sympathy
with the exploiting corporations.
1T will be remembered that ne We
Zoe the bill for the reduction of rail
road rates after a New York legisla-
ture-and a republican legislature at
that-aad passed the reduction bill.
This measure gave to the c~ongested
population of New York the two-cent
rate lUw enjoyed by h more scatter
ed populations Of the western states
and his veto Of ii is conclusive proof
that he obeys the dictates of tae rail
TO1u managers lnSte<tu OF HSlenllR W
the voice of the public.
He is understood to be a close
personal friend of Rockefeller and
the published reports show that the
trust magnates have contributed lib
orally to his campaign funds. He has
not attempted to show that ne &C
know hedges his Indebtedness. In 1905
he was the chief defender of the ac-
ton Of the republican party on the
trust question.
1T will be remembered also hat
he was the first official to oppose the
income tax and his opposition came
after Mr.. Rockefeller mad announced
hostility to the income tax amend
1.-THE corporation attorneys who nj
ed an argument against the incom.,
with the Albany legislature pre-
the same argument that Gov |
ernor Hughes did, and these corpora |
ton attorneys with Governor Hughes |
powerful aid barely succeeded in pre- |
venting the ratification OF the amend |
By the state of New York what |
would he do on the supreme bench IL
sny question arose affecting the in |
tax? |
His speeches show that he feels
hostility toward private monopo-
lies, and there il no reason to doubt
mis- decisions would be in linz
with his speeches.
Governor Hughes exemplifies the
virtues and naturally de-
mands honesty in the public service.
bait he Is a shining illustration of
hat peculiar type of citizen develop
ID in this country during h present
geueraaion-tae citizen who personal
" opposes vice and Ia a punisher of
crimes. but shows NO indigna-
ion at the larger forms of legalized
-obbery."
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-28

To what absurd length professional
ethics. waen a remnant OF medieval
times and not adapted to modern con-
dltinns. may go. In again illustrated
nv today's Associated Press dispatch
relating the testimony of a trained
nurse at the Hyde trial. who testified
that even though a nurse sees that a
physician Is wmng In his treatment
and is making mistakes that may Kill
the patient. she is bound by q etni-
cal rule mot Co Whisper q word uf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-28
TAKE A CHANCE.

1t is las for us to shrink a tire
without running the wheel, to put
rubber tires Oh to stay 2 years. and to
snoe your morse SO good that it takes
two or three common shoers to pull
them off.
Cruise Does all This. 46t3
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-28
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The Record Is authorized to an
nounce B. II. Wixom as a candidate
for County Commissioner. Bird district
subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic primary.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-28
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The Record Is authorized TO an
nounce A. Durand IS a candidate for
County Commissioner, Bird District,
subject to the action of the Democrat
ic primary.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-28
The Wool Market

st. Louis. Mo-, April 2s.-Wool is
steady. Territory and western med
iuI:s. 22W24; fire mediums. 1920:
hne, 1fG13.
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FOR she RIFF.

We are authorized to announce G.
Z. (Tobe) Odem as a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for sher-
IN. subject to the action Of the Dem
ocratic primaries.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-28

warning. This rule may cost lives,
but like tie rule hat physicians
should lot advertise must be kept in
violate.-Santa Fe New Mexican.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-28

Owners forced to sell modern resi-
dence, well located. Get special
price his week.-Title & Trust Co.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-28

II will be interesting to watch the
progress of thai centralized city gov
er7rnent for Roswell Think OF the
howl among the faithful il that were
to be attempted here.-Albuquerque
Journal.
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FOR SHERfFF.

The Record I'm authorized to an
nounce o. z. Finley as q candidate
TOR Sheriff OF Chaves county. subject
to the seton Of the Democratic Prf-
mary.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Roswell, ~. NJ, April %. 1915
Territory of New Mexico,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12

OF magnitude that hitherto has been cor
Sldered impossible at the prices OF adj
mission advertised
The bill for the opening week Is quite
likely 10 be at once recognized by Wash
iuCton's vaudeville devotees as an excep-
uonal one. Pre-eminent in the roster Of
this array Of features is that triumphant
record-breahng. laUgh-prOducer, the Ro-
Ednny Troupe, which has been for the
past two years one Of the first rank at
fractions Of American vaudeville and
which IS expected TO create a comedy
furore here. -Four times q feature at the
American Music Han New York. and
repeatedly a hcadliner Of the big bills
m the leading metropolitan vaudeville
houses, the act makes its first and only
appearance az popular prices at the
Academy in this city
The Hale and Carlton Company, offer
ing the successful Oue-aCt farce THE
Boss Dream Is said 70 have created
mighty favorable impression every
where presented this season Katherine
Mlley Is reputcd 10 be magnetic and
vlvaciOus Coincidence, and has won nm
usual distinction IN vaudeville John and
Mae Burke viii offer their immensely
ludlcrous instrumental and vocal comedy
diversion, When PatSey Went 70 War
Bob Evans, an UnctuOus comedian. com
Dines the art Of telling funny stories
ensaginEly with his exceptional talent
for presenting cartoon carfcatures al
liShtninE speed. The motion picture pOr-
ton or the programme promises 70 be OF
SURPRISING excellence.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12
Chase's-Fareweu Programme.

Chase's extends an invitation TO all
Washington 20 be present next week and
witness the best vaudeville ever pre-
scented IN America, the occasion being
the closing week Of the season. for which
IN accordance with Chase annual Gus
tom. the management begins its prepara-
lions early I'm each season, the intention
being 20 make the farewell a gala event
that viii keep their favorite theater
fresh In their recOIectiOus during the
months IL Is closed. Next weeks bill is
headed by "Baseballitis," the funniest
and freshest farce In many years. its
theme being the disease which is sup
posed 20 affect baseball fans just as
speed mania" becomes the lot OF motor
lists. II is said 10 be abSOrDingly inter
esunS, not only 10 fans" but also 10
their wives, Swcethearts. and mothers,
who derive all sorts Of satisfaction as
the plot develops IN favor Of the women
folks IN the comedy The added attrac-
ton is THE Four Old Soldier Fiddlers."
two War-worn veterans. who fought un-
der the Stars and Stripes and two battle
SCARED heroes who hled for the Stars
and Bars. their combined ages being
more than 500 years, though not one OF
them is lacking in sturdy vigor and un-
Tagging zeal. Little Billy" the dIminu-
tive comedian. is one Of the most Won
cerful mites Of men. For real spontane-
Gus wit and merry sparkle. no other act
on the eyentful programme viii win
more laughter and applause than that
by Dolly Connolly, the clever syncopiSt
Of songs who is mirthfully allied with
Percy Winrich, the author Of Rainbow
and Put On Your Old GRAY Bonnet"
The Six FLYING Banvards are Euro3e's
representatives in the hill. and Il should
be believed that theirs IS the most SEN
satonal and daring OF existing arenic or
hippodrOmic aerial novelties. Winsome
frankie Carpenter. Jere Grady. and COM
pany will play The Toll Bridge" with
It's keenlv humorous vein Beautiful
Helene GreatreX and the vitagraph's
double series, wild Birds in Their
HauntS' and a Seat I'm the Balcony"
close the bill
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12
DR.. STICK INSTALLED.
Becomes Pastor of Evangelical
Church of Epiphanv

Becomes Pastor of Evangelical
Church of Epiphany.
Rev DR.. Charles F. Stec5 was installed
as pastor of the Evangelical Church of
the Epiphany last night at the Gunton-
Temple Chapel.
The service was presided over by Rev.
John c. Bowers, of Baltimore. An elo-
quent charge to the new pastor was
given by Rev Or. w. S. Freas. president
Of the board Of church extension OF the
Lutheran General Synod. He spoke Of
the trials of a pastor and the many
things which he had to endure, and IN
voked divine guidance.
Rev. Luther Hess Waring delivered the
charge to the congregation
Rev. c. P. Wies and Rev. Luther
Frantz also made short addresses
A musical programme, CONSISTING Of
the following numbers, was given.
Lloyd's "Te Deum," z fat. and ..Sinp
Allelula FORTH by Dudley Buck Miss
Edith Stowell. soprano soloist OF the
church, sang for the offertory Gounod,s
20 Divine Redeemer."
DR.. Steck came 10 Washington last
February to accept the pastorate OF the
new Lutheran church, and has met with
marked success. He was formerly mas
ter Of the largest Lutheran church IN
Frederick, Nd. and president OF the
Maryland Synod.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12
CnsIno-ContInuous vaudeville.

What the management Of the Casino
Iheater claims 10 be one Of the best
bills Of the season has been arranged for
that popular continuous house next week.
! ne principal act VIII he offered By
Dorothy De Schelle and company. pre-
Sentlng One-act comedy. entitled ''Thir-
" Dollars sketch full Of comedy and
heart interest. Other enjoyable acts in
clude the Three Deans. comedy aero
pats; Jumping Jack Hawlins. college ath-
lete and winner Of the worlds record for
jumping De COtret and ReEa. comedy
singing and dancing artists. the Michael
Angels. makers Of rag pictures and CLAW
modelling. Flora and Baby Esuond. the
extraordinary Juvenile actress. Harvey
ana Bayles. in a comedy and singing
sketch. Mile Lyueva the enchantress
and the usual motion picture plavs.
which are changed daily.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

The follJwingnamed officers are relieved from duty
az the United States Military Academy. August
Is: Capt. CHARLES p CLARK. Fourteenth
Infantry. Capt FREDERICK W LEWIS
Twenty-ninth Infantry; Capt CLEMENT A.
TROTT. Fifth Infantry First Lieut. WILLIAM
+. MORRISON. Second Field ARTILLERY; First
Lieut.. CHARLES r. ALLEY. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps; First Lieut. CHAUNCEY L. FENTON
Coast ARTILLERY Corps; First Lieut.. EDWARD J.
MORAN. TvUnty-secold Infantry; First Lieut.
GEORGE NJ. RUSSELL. Fifteenth Cavalry and
Second Lieut.. JOSEPH W. STILWELL. Twelfth
Infantry
The followins-named officers viii proceed to West
Point on August p: Capt. RUFUS T. LON
GAN, Eleventh Infantry; Capt LAMBERT w.
JORDAN. Jr.. Frs. Infantry; First Lieut.
CAMPBELL j. HEDGES. Foarth Infantry.
First Lieut. GE0FFREY BARTLETT. Coast
ARTILLERY Corps; First Lieut. JAMES W RILEY
sixth Field Artillery: First Lieut. PHILIP H.
WORCESTER. Coast Artillery Corps: First
Lieut.. EDWIN z. PRITCHETT. First Field
ARTILLERY; First Lieut. ALBERT L. LOUSTA-
LOT. Coast Artillery Corps; Isrst Lieut.. RICH
ARD DONOVAN. Coast ARTILLERY Corps; First
Lieut.. WILLIAM II. DODDS. IT.. First Field
ARTILLERY; Second Lieut.. JAMES s. JONES.
Sixth Cavalry; Second Lieut.. THOMAS w.
HAMMOND. Twenty second Infantry; Second
Lieut.. JOHN i. CURRY, Fifth Infantry; Sec
ond Lieut. THOMAS J. SMITH. IT.. Fourth
Field ARTILLERY; Second Lieut.. EDWIN c. Nc
NEIL Fourteenth Infantry and Second Lieut.
CARL c. CAKES, Fourth Infantry.
Capt. FREDERICK W. FUGFR. Thirteenth In
fanug, Is detailed as a member Of the examin-
ing board at Fort LeaTeuWOrth. Kans during
the examination Il First Lieut.. CHARLES q.
BICnHAM. TWenty-seVCnth Infantry only vica
Lieut.. Col WILLIAM A. NICHOLS. Thirteenth
Infantry. who viii continue as a member Of the
board for all other purposes.
Second Lieut.. WILLIAM Y. CARTER. Sixth Cav
airy. upon arrival at San Francisco. Cal. will
proceed 10 join lis regiment at Fort Des Nioines
Iowa.
The follOwng-nam2d officers are relieved from duty
at the Military Academy, August q: Cant
MORTON f. SMITH. Twentieth Infantry. ana
First Lieut.. BENJAMIN E. GREY, Twenty
first Infantry.
Leave Of absence for four months to take efecf ~,
or about June !, 1910. Is granted Capt. VERGE
+. SWEAZEY. Medical Corps.
The leave Of absence granted Capt. CHARLES {.
BILLINGSLEA, Medical Corps, is extended one
month.
Leave Of absence for twenty days. to take effect on
or about June 8, 1910. is granted Lieut. Col
CHARLES H. CLARK Ordnance Department
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New Acknowledging Dodo.D

ne funny old comic opera king who
maze merry for several seasons and who
was warm favorite in Washington.
King Dodo.' will be with us again next
Week az the New National Theater as
Ine thlTd weekly Offering Of the Aborn
Comic Opera Company. The laueb-nro-
yy3o,klng role OF Dodo. in which Raymond
IliiiI,Chcock made one Of his greatest hits.
VII WI oe assumed by Robert Lett The
olher popular members of the present
ana former AbOrn casts who will sur
round MI Lett in this merry operate
comedy are Carrie Reynolds, Agnes Fin
G Jay, Jonn R. Phillips. Harry Llewellyn.
SH2GieS W: Never. Ada Meade Laura
MIIiiiard. Ralph Nichols, and others.
The score Of king Dodo'' is bv Gustav
Luders, and contains some Of the most
memorable song hits put forth by this
popular composer including sucb num-
.eT as The Tale Of the Bundle Bee"
az -ooK IN the Book and See, A Jolly
ga Potentate." THE Eminent Doctor
liz; Diana" Two Hearts Made one"
Inc Inc cats Quartet "TH Do or Die"
rOld Father Time" "The Lad Who
Leads, I'm the Spring" &c.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12
CoIumbin-"The New York Idea.p

With the rise of the curtain at the
Columbia Theater Monday night next
upon LanCdon Mitchelrs society drama,
The New York Idea" the Columbia
Players Will for the first time this sea-
son rally In support Of the leading lady
OF the company, the identity Of whom
has aroused the most intense interest
throughout the city. Whatever the pur-
pose Of Managers Metzerott and Berger
IN SWouding in mystery an announce
ment which they have been prepared 10
make from the beginning. their asSUr-
ances may be accepted that il will be
one OF the foremost stock actresses in
america, and one in whom the Wash
lngton public viii especially take the
greatest pride. THE New York Idea
was regarded as the greatest of all high
CLASS modern society dramas, and one in
winch Mrs. Ftske achieved one of her
greatest successes. In addition 10 the
coming OF the leady woman OF the com
Ipay next week, one OF the favorites Of
.as' year WI also make his appearance
person OF Everett Butterfeld
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12
ELECTION AT COUNTRY CLUB
DR.. Joseph Taber Johnson Chosen
President of Organization.
Greens Committee Instructed to En-
fol gage Professional TO Give In
struction on Golf Course.

Directors Of the Washington Country
Club yesterday elected the following Of
ficers for the enusing year:
President. DR.. Joseph Taber johnson;
vice president. r. Walton Moore: secre-
tary, Frank Upman; treasurer. Z. Wiley
Stearns; greens committee, DR.. p. VI.
Rixey. John c. Davidson, Arthur W.
Dunn. A. Colt Yates. and George E.
Truett; house committee. a. Zappone. f.
T. LOCKER. Alex r. Hensey, and r. a.
Oakley membership committee, Reginald
B. LOCKER. Herbert Knox Smith. Alex T.
Hensey, w. H. Littlepage, and Sidney +.
Taliaferro.
The greens committee was directed to
engage the services Of a professional,
who will look after the up-keep. give in
struction, and perform duties for the i'm
provement Of the golf course.
DR.. Loren Johnson has presented a Gun
TO be played for in June. The qualifca-
ton will be played this month. and the
tournament viii be handicap match play.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12
The Gnyety-.cXnnftr FnIrr

The latest musical entertainment that
IS 70 hold the boards ar the Gavetv
Ineater next week IS called Vanity
p ar which has been chosen as a fit
ting medium for the Introduction OF
the Richie London Comedy Companv a
band Of PLAYERS who are without a nee-
IN their particular branch Of work and
VINO We're one Of the real hits last sea
son. when they presented their world
famous traveStv called a Nirht IN a
London Music Hall" The comDanv in
cludes Billie Richie, Dick NTcAllfster
Clark and Turner. Media Noble tbe
SEchng Brunettes, Wiuifred Francis
mares carbon, and a chorus OF thirty
show girls and ponies" An extra aJ5e5
attraction IS Conchitte. the world-re-
nowned HindoO nautch dancer.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12
SMART WEDDING IN PARIS.
Marguerite Seycrine de CnEcs WedH
Prince Jean de BroGIIe.

Paris, May 1.-THE wedding Of Mar
guerite Severine de Cazes. daughter OF
the Due Jean de Cazes and the former
Miss Isabelle Blanche Singer. OF New
York. 20 Prince Jean de Broglie took
place this afternoon at the church at
st. Clotilde II was the smartest social
affair Of the year. There were nearly
go guests. Prominent American mem
bers OF the best French society thronged
the beautifully decorated church. Mgr
Marbeau. Bishop OF Meaux. oficiated
The service was fully choral
The bride was gowned in a princess
dress OF ivory satin. with a long train.
old lace sleeves, and a long. snowy veil.
She was given away by the Due &c
Penthievre.
The best man was Prince Amede De
Broglie. The register was signed also by
the Duo de Broglie and Count d'Haus-
sonville, OF the French Academy. The
wedding presents included some priceless
antique jewels. When the couple re-
turn from their honeymoon they will en-
terrain largely.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12

debut several years ago. has Travelled ex-
tensively both in this country and Eu-
rope, and is admired by many for her
charming character and beauty The
bridegroom is a prominent and successful
surgeon and man Of rare sterling worth.
The service was performed in Emmanuel
Episcopal Church. which was decorated
for the event. The bride was given I'm
marriage by her father. The matron Of
honor was Mrs. Horace Woodward Clarke.
Of Denver. Colo, while the best man was
Capt John Atkinson Thayer, OF Charles
ton W. Va. The ushers were DIS. Doug
las Roller, Charleston. W. Va. A. A.
Cannaday, Roanoke, William A. McMn-
Ian. Charleston James II. Dyerle. and
Messrs. Cornelius 3. Williamson and Al
bert Fitzpatrick Fletcher. Harrisonburg.
After the ceremony a luncheon was
served at the home of Gen. and Mrs. John
+. Roller. Or. and Mrs. Cannaday left
for the North, where they will spend
some weeks before arriving at their
Charleston home.
Miss Daisie Mae Sutton. daughter OF
Mrs J. y. Sutton. Will depart for Los
Angeles Saturday She will later go to
her home. in Portland, Greg. \ younger
daughter, Miss Louise. will spend the re-
mainder Of the spring at the Burlington.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12
The Arcade

Shufieboards and a boomerang bowl
ing board have been given a room 10
themselves al the Arcade ana ~ MIL
week crowds may be taken as a criterion
these amnSements viii be the most non
ular on all Of the big list OF funmakars
at the big Fourteenth street Measure
pavilion. Boomerang bowling Is an en-
tTely new game. and. Ike the shuttle
boards. il is attracting men and women
BOYS and girls. singlv and IN pa~tias
The boomerang board somewhat re
sembleS duckpins. I'm that there are ton
small pins 70 he knocked down: but in
thlS game a big rubber ball Is rolled IN
an incline. and the wooden bottles ~
returns. u" d.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s Selden won the
prize barn dance I'm the Arcade hall
room TUESDAY night. NJ C. Elfresh and
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12
INVENTION PREVENTS WRECKS.

Joseph W Buell., inventor OF a cab
signal and automatic train control sys-
TEN, demonstrated his invention last
night before a gathering OF railroad and
signal men in the Victor Building.
This system provides automatic stops
and signals as a preventive Of accident
and safeguard to life. II is operated bv
electricity that connects cabs OF various
trains through the tracks while the trains
are standing or in motion.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12
BeIascO-Ben Greet Players.

Next week. at the Belasco Theater. the
famous Ben Greet Players viii begin an
indefinite summer engagement. This no.
table organization. most Of its members
having been recruited In london Eng
land, three years ago, will appear under
new conditions during this engagement
The purely classic repertoire with one
or two exceptions. viii be eliminated
from their repertoire, and the bare Eliza
hethan stage so familiar I'm Mr. GreeCs
former presentations will be entirely dis
pensed with Modern plays are TO be
presented, and every one produced with
special scenery. The opening play will
be she Stoops TO Con0Uer vrbicb
scored one Of their greatest successes
during Mr.. Greets recent twenty weeks
engagement az the Garden Theater. New
N0rk. The second play 20 be produced
VIII be The Professors Love Story
Unique and interesting plans are being
matured for this engagement. which VIII
be announced in few DAYS.