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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24
Rumor That Chairman of The
Democratic National Com
mittee viii Be Offered
Navy Portfolio.
OTHER MEN SLATED
FOR THE CABINET
Burleson of Texas Being
Pushed for Secretary of In
terror; A. Mitchell Palmer
for Postal Department.
l5y international News Service.

! I5y international News Service
! d r TEW YORK, Dee. "3.-Nilliain i
nj McCombs chairman of the ma.
VI tional Democratic committee
arose from bed OF Illness today
10 hurry to Trenton for II confer.
! "ncc with Governor Wilson. Vt Was ro.
ported at national headquarters That the
president elect is inclined 10 make Jo-
sephus Daniels OF North Carolina his
postmaster general and that he would
oircT Mr.. NcCombs the navy portfolio
the chairman viii go the latter mar,
Of tho week 10 Hamburg, Ark, TO attend
the wedding o. a sister. Then he may
take vacation In the southern woods
fer o few weeks.
Gossip ioda! gave places In the cabi-
net to McCombs Daniels, Charles s.
Burleson of Texas and A. Mitchell Pal
mer Of Pennsylvania.
Buricsou Is being pushed for secretary.
% the interior by many southern Demo-
crats. but National Committeeman Wade
OF Iowa persists that jeremiah !. Sui
Ivan OF the Hawkeye state will get that
job
IL was also reported today that Dudley
Field Malone IS favorably considered by
Wilson ior private secretary. He is the
son-iu-law OF Senator James A. O'Gor
man and has been in Tie company of
the president elect much since he was
nominated IL is supposed Chairman
NcCombs and President elect Wilson
discussed the appointments.
Meanwhile Joseph Tumulty. the pros
ent secretary 10 Governor Wilson, and
Tom Pence are being pressed by friends
for the private secretalyship.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24
SHOW
HEAVY INCREASE
Copper Stocks Listed i'll Boston
Will Earn s34, ,023 ,2l9 for the
Calendar Year

Special "a The Tribune
BOSTON, Mass. Dec :3,-In the cur
rent calendar year s3io2S,2r9 will be dis
trlbu,ed 10 tiie stockholders OF tiIe COP
per mining companies tkc shares OF
which are listed upon the Boston stock
exchange and the Boston curb. Last
year there was $25.J37,S6i distributed in
dividends. the imcrcase az g per cent
this year rejecting profits accruIng from
higher prices paid foc copper. ~ pres
cnt there arc twenty-five companies list
ed on the Boston exchange ana three
companies on tie curb. of which FOUR
teen Increased thcIr dividend rates this
year In Ieos there were only thirteen
companies, paying dividends totallns
GS.422,6lG. rT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24
Penalties Imposed by Nictori-
Gus Balkan States Read al
Peace Conference, Which
Adjourns 10 Saturday.
ENJOYS DECLARE
TERMS TOO HARSH
Express Belief They Were
Designed to Break OF Ne
gotlatlons in Order 10 Re
sune War Operations.

II ONpON. Doc. ec-hftc- several
days OF prellmIuary shiy=uiahIre
IN accordance with tho chcrisncd
IL traditions of oriental diplonac,.
The Turkish delegates today IA ceo
IN" real attack ~ the allies At tire rifth
meeting ~ the peace conference.
Tie victorious allies laid their most
Important cards on tic table. These
we're In the FORM O. territorial conditions
which they had agreed 20 Impose on the
Ottoman empire. The demands as get
forth were:
rrst-rhe ccssion by Turkey os all
the territory west %! line starting
from point east of Rodcsto on the sea
OF Ma!nora. 10 a point i'm The bay OF
.halatr1. on the Black scl. and excluding
Tho peninsula OF GaIiiroli. .ilbania's
status To he decided b. the powers.
Second The cession OF the Aegean
Islands occupied by the Greek forces I'm
the prczent war and by the Italians In
The recent war
Third-The cessicn 20 Greece ~ au
Turkish rights IN the island OF Crete.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24
Decline to Talk.

Neither President Mellen nor presi-
dent Chamborlin. the former being IN
New Haven and the latter in this city,
would make any comment upon the
grand Jury's action when news OF I; was
conveyed 20 them by reporters,
on the assurance OF the lawyers that
their distinguished clients would appear
a. the bar of the court whenever their
presence should be desired 10 plead 20
tho indictment. Judge UouEk waived
both the issuing OF arrest warrants and
the fixing OF bail. With Instructions that
they present themselves before him to-
morrow. Nothing was said by either
lawyer as 10 the appearance OF Mr.
Smithcrs. nor could II DO asccrtained
whether formal efforts have yet been
initiated to bring the chairman OF the
Grand Trunk board here from England
to nlead 10 the prcsoutmcnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24
Indemnity Matter Reserved.

The allies did not reveal TO-DAY the
financial proposals which they will moge
to Turkey. rescrvinE them Tor future
meeting
Before tto allies presented their spoci
iics tons today. the Turks announced
that their EoVernment was prepared to
proceed with the negotiations. lea ying
the question OF revictusing Adrianople
tor discussion between Turkey and Eul-
garia. They abandoned their previous
request To provision Scutari and Janina.
The formal conference lasted only
quarter OF an hour. The Turks listened
10 the proclamation OF the fate ot ticIg
European empire without formal COM
r1cnt and asked for an adjournment En-
I'll Saturday TO consider tho allies Dc
uands. IN the informal conversation
with the de!osateg. Nhich consumed 81
hour. they asserted that it would be Inn
possible for them 10 accept sucE terms.
but that statement is inevitable in meet,
Ings or this character and wac c%peetcd
today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24
Y HABIT IN
FARlS GENERAL
s1VeS''gation Results III
s'as Revelations Re.
S's Use of Morphine.

ks. a.; ga general .nyos,ira.
a = !. ',l'sI, sale OF morphine l-,I Sru.sI, in
- T.., aaae as a result OF the
s J, 'ss''erday. g from tho ,,ao rs 'n5 nS
.auy "Soe n sichet, a young man
'ssss wa. was appointed prstc.sor. ,.a !.
'uAs;us~. ~Sal college at Bucharest.
ID c,m are convinced that an
arss,p p4'en , must be wased in
b pss The growing crayinr ,or
, sot,, Tho vice IL said +,
y, s' q !, Among the young Won y,n,ooD NJ
Ne. NM. me night cafes and dance
ksss a.. In iac Latin ouar,er ~
ru,,.iie ie IN Possession Of as
sShIoa relative to the spre,,d
ting ,sa habit. Tho ncwsno nv, ,,nra e@,,
'tabI. sinzo for the drug has
se,rs' pr0p0rtlons In The 6,pha,. h@r
,Arrsa VI WI ~hlch lean isonrsc,
fsinl.,e,.sa, s,'n having nypoder-
NJ ed the drug to siehst
s'ee whlpIo, Io'ice will Lrv. 10 c,osn nL
~ the law SFe selling morphine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24

SfR1NGrIELD, H., Dec -Four
masked bandits, shortly before midnight.
held up Chicago & Alton wcstbound pas
senscr train No ., known as the Hum
meT' five miles southwest o. here
After having the engine and express
cars uncoupled from the rest of the
train, the bandits forced the engineer 10
drive several miles down the tracks,
where tie robbers exploded four charges
Of dynamite ia unsuccessful attempts TO
open the express car safes.
Closely pursued by 2 posse oC fifteen
deputy sher!ms and railroad detectives
from Springfield. aboard a switch engine.
the robbers LEFT the badly damaged safes
and escaped into the thIcis woods along
the risht-of- way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24
Thrown With Accuracy.

The bomb WAS thrown with remarkable
accuracy. Only q few persons saw the
rather indistinct figure OF a man run TO
tho edge of tho roof and hU.l the missile
at the royal elephant. The bomb struck
the corner OF the howdsh. knocking the
elephant to the ground, The viceroy's
outridcrs were quick to close In about the
regal couple and force back the specta-
tors.
The procession was badly disovganlZed
in the confusion. but later. at the re-
quest of the Viceroy the lines We're re-
formed aud the marchers hurried 10 Fort
Delhi. whore SIR Guy Douglas Arthur
Fleetwood Wilson conducted tho vice
regal durhHr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24
Lord Ilardinge, Viceroy of
India, Wounded While
Making Ceremonial En-
try Into Delhi.
EXPLOSION KILLS
UMBRELLA BEARER
Escape of British Representa-
tive of Royalty Borders
on Miraculous; Several
Arrests Made.
~ lnlernaLIonaI News servlcc.

~ International News Service.
T Ei.llI. India, Dec. 2S.-Baron
Charles llardincc yiccroy Of In
din. who WIS wounded in tho
AO shoulder today by Il bomb thrown
from housctop az him and Lady
itafdlnSc as they were making formal
entry into indias new capital. and which
killed spectator ard an attendant. was
resting easy ~ the vice rega! lodge to-
night and showed no ill effects OF his
tragic experience further than some
silent pain from Inc Mnund
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24
WILL, TAKE NO ACTION
UNLESS SO ORDERED

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. e3.--uniLcd
States Marshal Youpgworth, IL was
learned here tonight, has referred TO
Washington 1n appiication made TO hihi
b. the California Trons company for pro-
tcction Cor properties tito cumpa nv
claims TO own in Death Fall".. II was
represented that nm effort was being
made To Jump tic cUmpany's claims.
Tho marshal s3id he would take no
action unless ordered 70 do so b. the de-
purtmcnt Of justice. Wv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24
'',a'(I| CRANDES
|'LPDSSESS|0N
..t.GEN. 0R0zC0
Relief Column, 500
b Entrapped by Reb-
!, In a Canyon Nollh
81 Of the Town. 4
y
'Hr
4 Leo IS AMONG
! PRISONERS TAKEN
hen Federal Prisoners
utsd in Public Square
!. Axension After That
hrs Fell Last Week.
ECo IS AMONG
/ PRISONERS TAKEN

rA5o. Tex, Dec. 2S.--Casa {
cusies, tic mos, important town
4 tss ranchIng aud numbering
Etrcs southwest Of luarcz, has
Ne taken BY rebels. personally
- by General Pascual 0rozcO.
IL Nrorted today from both fec =
q rshsl official sources. Also II
= hat Che federal column Of 500
G,cs.ng against the rebels at AS
I sis defeated. with It's command
psl Jose Blanco. among the pris-
|tiu
<ke this report. S \. Ambrose,
car hotel man OF Columbus, n.
rIE here today. lie was In AS
\ 4 thc tine OF !ts capture last
~ ard talked with General
D shsst forces took the town.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24
Condition Imposed.

Dealing With the question OF revlc,uai
ing the besleged fortress. Rechsa
Pssha said Turkey was ready 10 lay
aside the cases OF Scutari and Janina. In
Adrianoplc. which lie referred TO AS the
cradle Of Turkish power In Europe" h.
said II WAS known the hospitals We're
ovcrcrowded and ;heir patients lscAlps
In the primary nccessitIcs. while Women,
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24
i. Killed by Auto

's BY esy''MAn az automobile. sala
1n,, aud 10 n",,ncricar banker,
~ Annroo W isVo been ocrr-
<s% down AN ana her daughter.
..nnsnasu nli, nnd killed An arcd
Snumps ElysesMsa' vas cfoSa-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24

Baron Herdinge WAS appointed last
summer to succeed the earl OF AIinto.
who was former governor general of Can
ada as viceroy OF india Shortly after
his appointment he was elevated TO the
pecragc. He IS % years old and q grad.
uate OF Cambridge. Uc entered the dip.
louatic service in 1881 and has remained
In IL continuously until the present time
lie served succcssively a. Berlin.
Wa shinston. bucharest. Teheran and
ST. Petersburg IN diplomatic positions.
In 1901 nc was appointed cnnba sraaor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24
Penalty If Convicted.

The penalty. if their guilt Is essab-
iished before trial jury, or II they snail
plead guilty 10 thus avoid trial. IN
maximum fnc OF $1,000 or one years I'M
Continued on Pare Three
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24
ALTON TRAIN HELD Up
NEAR SPRINGFIELD
Bandits Take Engine Up the
Track and Attempt TO Blow
Open Safes.
SECURE LITTLE BOOTY
Special Agents and Detectives
Exchange Shots With the
Robber Band.
SECURE LITTLE BOOTY

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Dec. "a
Reports received at 2:l5 a. m. are
that the bandits are surrounded
near. the Wabash tracks close TO
tho scene Of the holdup. Blood.
hounds and more men nave been
rushed to the scene and officials
believe their capture is assured
SPRINGFIELD Dec. 2I.-One
Of the sheriff S deputies returned
at 2:a5 clock this ,norl,ine from
the scene Of the holdup OF the
ALTON Hummer with report
that the bandits probably had made
good their escape under cover OF
darkness. Sheriff Mestcr said ho
believed the bandits Slipped away
III the darkness after tho prelinli-
nary shots were fred and that they
have returned to this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24
b Enrapped.

ntrs a messenger arrived di-
p General Orozco, with let
ts rebel leader saying that he
2 casas Grandes and defeated
sznco's force was entrapped,
= 'esel report says, in a canyon
Catas Grandcs. Aside from
Eahy rihcs and much alumu-
y rcoels secured two cannon.
tie battles arc lacking. but
Pc was taken easily, Orozco
Ne federals left only 200 men
he town.
y casas Grandes. Tho. scene Of
EueT'e IN the Madero revolt
Fash the rebels were repuJsed,
p reyoln,ionlsts control the
'sahves;ern railway. which runs
Srez. OH the border, ana Chi
W. the state capital, and terri
20 py the American railway.
47as the Pearson syndlcate's
owns OF Pearson and Ma
lis Gan Pedro minins district.
Ae Down.
w. WIGS are rot operating
Chihuahua City or below
!. % railway confirmation of
'iaa could be secured. Tho at
aas or old Casas Grandes,
''Sn in the district. The
and American homes arc
! 'oRn' some miles away, and
"% mat no foreigners were
= ihe attack.
asins Ascension last u.ooE
,@ea' prisoners, including a
"s executed In the public
SSs report today. Major T..
'ne Ascension federal com
-. escaped, has arrived at the
oO'der with one soldier as
ns Is held by United States
eF AachIta.
sed federal regular cava,-v
-
y, pa''ed from Juarcz BY train
a. ',s the Northwestern rail-
ovihE repaired. TO Guzman
y ''and to Ascension. Al
M "''Antry also mas orders 10
\ e., eaSas Grandcs district
y ,,A. railway. This com
|eah Of I%Uoile ,s federal forces op-
'. sNr state capital.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24

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Continued on Page Three,
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Continued OH Pase Two.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-24

The Lost and Found Wants con
Yey many a message OF heart ia
;erest-urgent call for immediate
response.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

A boy remembers his mothers
turnovers with, more JOY than his
fathers,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

that. Chase must have done
things hand in hand with the
Big Business" he is so afraid La
Toilette will disturb.
Anyway, the objections of
Chase to La Toilette, boiled down
seem to be that La Toilette does
not talk polite to Big Business,
and goes and gets the people all
wrought up about their rights.
First thing Chase knows, if he
keeps on talking like that, he'll
have us all out boosting La Foil
cite. ,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03
WHAT'S BITING OSBORN?

Let us rise to inquire what has
got into Chase Osborn. governor
of Michigan.
Chase used to act like 4 pretty
good fellow, but listen to what he
got off his mind yesterday:
l would urge that both Taft
and La Toilette withdraw from
the race for the presidential NOM
nation, and allow Roosevelt to
come to the fore.
."As between Taft and La Foil
cite. | am for Taft, because the
La Toilette style of campaign
tends to arouse the passions of
the people and make for a condi-
ton of public intolerance which
is always worse than personal or
individual intolerance, because it
has so much more might as a
force.
we have got to have big buSl-
ness in this country if we are to
compete in the manufactures and
transactions of the world"
Thereafter, Chase set to work
and denounced La Toilette as a
"politician."
Now, in the first place, Chase
must have done some politics
himself before he got to be gov
ernor of Michigan.
The only question is, with
whom did Chase do his politick-
ing.
From his own words, his abjec-
tons to kind of politics INDUCED
in by La Toilette is that La Foil
cite takes HIS troubles right TO the
OeOO1e and asks for their votes
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03
HOW WE KILLED A'BEAR.
me AND MARIA DID IT.
Bangor, Me-, Jan. 2.-F. c.
[arvey OF Tenafy, \. J.. tells

how he and his wife
killed an enormous
bear. Harvey Saun-
tiers through the
woods near his
camp. The hungry
bear appears Har-
vey hustles up .
tree; gets frightful-
ly colo, and straps
himself to d limb sc
he wont fill off. Tho
bear stands by fol
three frosty hours.
Then appears Har-
vev'S wife with her
trusty rifle. Mrs.
Maria blazes away.
once, twice and the
bear falls dead. w.
Harvey unStraps
slides down.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-15

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-15

NOAl Visits hcrv. Nwd W. wcV all
NN,k0a NtWANl With pleasure to
,Ne ,,a,o wheN she wNNld cNNNcn,e a
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st AWoie r,Nle vt N,coAs he,o.
", g. 4 SN>vVhoVo, Physician
AMI NN,s>>NN. NW'i,A),
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-15
AMLW -EEnAIN3
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-15

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-27
new MEXICO FILMS
ARE NOW BEING
RELEASED
David HOrsley, of the NestOr
Company in A Albuquerque
LAST Evening on His Way to
the East.

The state Of New Mexico and a
number OF individual cities VIII re-
celve immense advertising through
out the entire country Within abe next
faw weeks. through the medium Of
motion picture films depicting the re-
sources and the historical scenes ~
the state. David Horsloy, president
OF the Nestor Film company, who took
Il number Of motion pictures IN Al
buauerQue. santa re and other places
IN the state several weeks ago, pass
ed through Albuquerque on the SAN
Ia Fe limited last evening en- route
from Hsos Angeles 20 Bayonne, y. j.
Mr. Horsley sald that one Santa Fe,
n. NJ. hlm showing scenes In the
capital city. had been released and
that two other capital city films will
soon follow. The Albuquerque films
VIII be released within a week. 1t "
necessary 10 make one hundred films
IN order To provide all the NestOr ex-
changes with the service. The hum
dred fNms are sent out through all
the whole country and run In every
city town and village. The adVer-
Using. New Mexico VIII obtain as th'
reauln Of the moving pictures IL OBJ
Ni0ua. AFs faufhtct tNttu 4a@% AteH
that he expects TO return 10 Albu.
querque and vicinity Within a shor
time and take q number OF othel
films. Regarding the 500 split filn
or Saata Re. released March 70, tna
Moving Picture World 81 this weei
says:
we gaze with delight upon th'
, capitol" dedicated 1862 replacing
that destroyed BY iueendiaries y
i 1899; the governors mansion, clos
by it.the Palace ef the Governors,
built In 1895, which is tho oldest ex
ecutive building n North America
/ Il has stood sor 507 years and ha
/ Witnessed the inaugural ceremonie
OF f0i governors We als0 soc san
/ Miguel church. II was built ia i6o
and renovated Ia recent years. Tn
oldest house Ia America, built Z.
/ Pueblo indians long before speniAl
occupation. The aan Francisco stree
and a trio of burTos. the beast O
burden, close this picture.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-27
COLD IN THE HEAD
ANDCATARRH ENDED
Ely's Cream Balm Clears the
Head Instantly, Cures Ca
tarrh and Bad Breath.

You men and women who are
troubled with cold In tho head, ca
tarrhai headaches and deafness. head
noises, stuffed up feeling in the head
frequent sneezing spells. sore throat
and asthma. should try Eiy's Cream
Balm Il win give YOU immediate re-
lief and In .a.-shert time eject a. com
pleee cure.
This cleansing, healing remedy
acts directly on the sensitive, jnflam-
ed membranes. Il clears the head az
once opens the air passages. and re-
stores tho sense OF taste, smell and
hearing
Elys Cream Balm Is sure cure
Tor cold IN the head and catarTh. be-
cause, by applying II to the nostrils
the severed. swollen tissues are reach
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-27
LEAGUE IS HUNTING
FOR CANDIDATE
Good Citizens Organization
Canvassing Field for Ma
yOr: viii Agree on Alder
man Nominees Already in
Field.

The Good Citizens league. az che
result Of a meeting held last night az
the office OF Pitt Ross. at which some
twenty-five or thirty members were
present, Will likely agree on an alder
manic city ticket composed Of men
already nominated on the Republican
and Democratic tickets The league
~ canvassing the city today for a
third candidate for the mnyoraity and
the result OF this canvass VIII likely
be made known az an adjourned
meeting az the league to be held to-
night. The executive committee ON
lae siili hunt for a mayor consists Of
Rev. n p. Williams, G. \. Wrench and
Emil Mann.
AZ the meeting last night remarks
were made by Rev. g. O. Beckman,
Rev. $. r.. Allison. DIR. w O.. Hope
and Louis A. McRae. The latter took
the Good Citizens 90 task for their
alleged failure TO attend the primaT-
les
'In my ware. az least" said Mr..
McRae, n failed 20 see any members
Of the league Drawing the storm ana
taking part In the primaries last
week" He and Dr. Hope both spoke
"a opposition 20 the plan Of nominal
ing a third ticket. and the sentiment
appeared to favor only one third can
didate, that for mayor. Thc members
Of the league appear 10 believe thai
they will find mon enough on both
tickets 20 support their platform.