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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-29
U. c. 7. CONVENTION
MEETS IN GREENvILLE
Feaster C. Tribble, Secretary,
Urges All Anderson Knights Of
the Grip To Attend

Every loyal Z. G. r. In North and
South Carolina is now thinking e.
tcrmr OF the Eigth Annual Convention
of The Grand Council OF the Carolinas
which viii be held In Greenvile on juno
9Th and 9Th" said Feastcr G. 1'ribb,e
yesterday He is secretary OF the 10
cal council. Are you going, Mr. T..
G.. T.? II not. you Will be one OF the
few nhsenteeS. because everybody is
coming-and his wife
The GTeenville Council has formu-
lated a cplendid program which will
begin Thursday night. June 4th. with
reception and dance at the Chick
Springs Hotel. for which rpecial prep
aiations have been made.
Friday morning at $50 will witness
the official opening of the convention
In the Grand opera House when May
or John y. Marshall will make an ad-
dress OF welcome and Mr.. J. Thos. Ar
mold for the Greenvjlle Post. r p. a
and former Counselor e. a. Hughes
will respond. Hon. Joseph A. McCul-
Tough will deliver an address and
Grand Counsel or G.. o. Kuester will
make an adareFs on Our Records.
The balance of the day will be de
voted to business sessions and will he
closed by n banquet given the Con
yention by the Greenville Chamber oi
Commerce.
The ChamberNof Commerce. I'm full
appreciation OF the travelling men and
their servicee. has entered with char
actoristlc energy into making thi:,
phase of the Convention one of the
most enjoyable and profitable to all
The program OF toasts includes ad-
dreses by Messrs. Stuart w. Cramer
and r. f. Stokes OF Charlotte, State
Agent w. w. Long OF the Farm DEM
'Hls.raShn Work. Clemson College.
Mr. Thomas n. Pope Of Greenville and
President e. NJ. Poteat OF Furmar
University, Greenville. This banquet
promises to be an occasion OF partic.
ulai pleasure to all who attend.
On Saturday morning short bust
ness session will be held followed by
the grand parade. After this an au-
tomoblle ride will be taken around
the City and luncheon served by the
Greenville Council at the Country
Club which, by the way. is one OF the
prettiest Country Clubs in South Ca
rolina. Following this the visitors viii!
be taken to the baseball park al
which the annual game will be played.
The Greenville people are all deeply
interested in the coming of the U. g.
T'e and have made extensive prepara-
tions for their proper entertainment.
This means that any u. G. T. who
can attend should d. so counting upon
genuine Greenville welcome.
There will be call meeting OF the
Anderson Council No. 432 Saturday
evening at o'clock all members are
urged TO be present az several mat
ters are to be taken up before the
Grand Council meeting.
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MORE LIGHT ON
STRANGE CASE
Runored That There Is. Reward
of $500 for Automobile Thief
Now Being Held In GreenyilIe

Frank Rhody. one of Andersons q
well known planters, yesterday receiv.
cd draft from the Peoples Bank of
Conner, Ga. which had been given Mr..
Rhody by q man now lodged in the
Greenville county iail ON charge Of
stealing an automobile from Calhoun
Falls and another in Greenville. The
draft returned to Mr., Rhody yester-
day had marked across 1t mo Funds"
II will be remembered that man
borrowed" an automobile from Mrs.
Beale at Calhoun Falls some time ago
andtwben about five miles from Ander-
son he broke down. He hired Mr..
Rhndy to hiring him to Anderson and
gave him the draft mentioned. sign
ing the name of Fuller to the draft.
Later, in GreenSille he said that his
name was Smith. Close investigation
OF the draft last night showed where Il
had borne the name OF p. A. Stevens OF
Berkley, Ca. and It Is believed that
this may be the prisoners right name
and that his home. although this has
not yot Aae.i substRntiated.
II Is FumoFei that Georgia officials
nave offered reward OF $500 for a
notorious automobile thief and 1t may
be that the man in the Greenville jail
.s the man wanted.
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COURT AGAIN I'M
SESSaO ON TO-DAY
WIN Reeonvepe This Morning and
Is To Continue Through To-
Close Tomorrow

The third week of the criminal
court for Anderson. county will be
continued again today. the aesainn
being opened tl1is morning at $3.50
c'clocE. There VS. Go court yestef-
day. the presiding Judge having an
nounced Wednesday morning that; he
would adjourn court throughout We'd
nesday and Thursday on account of
the Confederate reunion. The delibe-
rationc will ne begun today and will
continue through tomorrow, when
an adjournment will take place and,
the three weeks of criminal court for
this county will have been completed.
Splendid progress has been made
with court since 1t convened and the
docket, while not yet cleared, is in
much better sha2e than It was be-
fore. There are only eight prisoners
In the county jail and a majority of
these have already been tried and are
now in jail to await sentences.
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BOILERS. TANKS, STOCKS,
ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY
AND SUPPLIES, REPAIRS
GALVANIZED PIPE g1GoEsHlGG G
LOMBARD IRON WORKS
Augusta Ca.
F0R pRORATR luDGE
Col. v. n. Cheshire Has Announced
HIS CandIdacy fer the position. +.

Col. v. n. Cheshire Has Announced
HIS Candidacy fer the position.
The first candidate to announce for
eflce in the approaching primary in
this county is Victor B. Cheshire. who
Pspires to- the office of probate Judge.
Col. Chesh!fe.s official card appears In
this paper today. ~
4 While he is. so we'll known that COM
ment npon hs candidacy Is not nec-
safy, yet Col. Cheshire wishes it TO
5be known that he Is not being brolght
put by many frends." but that he
announees himself upon his own inita-
five and ipon his merits and his past
seryices IA behalf of the people OF the
county
The incambents Mr.. w. n. Nicholson,
Rlli offer for reelecti- q. and MIR. J. T.
Holland and Judge : f.. Cox of this
city are the other ashirants who have
been mentioned.
s5sl Ssiii5sbiTp sFy5 that nc mas Yr:=tt
Kind feelings for Mr.. Nicholson end
Alle reason ne Is offering for the office
ts because be W1ehes TO serve the peo-
pie in sthig inrp;:.taIlt ppsitlen,
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CregfenHille Nom. 4

The farmers of this section are very
much discouraged On account of the
bad stand OF cotton. The farmers re-
port a very q hoEt grain crop. b
Mr.. ID. e, Simmons iss very sick at
hiE home. His many friends wiat
him a speedy recovery. IS
+ Mr.. and Airs Claude Wilson spent
Sunday With their grand dpaEents, Aar.
ard Mrs. ID. "a. Cox.
= Miss Ideila Kay or Heiton spent
Saturday niaht 4 sffh Aziaa Minhie aFaas
Iiox.
Mr.. w. w ciInkscaIes had the mis-
fortune OF losing . me mitch COW sum
day night
There viii be .concest given by
the Eraytonviile Orchestra SATURDAY
night, May 90. 81 3 go O'Clock IN the
W. ~. w nAlI over y ~ ~ CplNs
store.
The w. o. 81. :. lodge "a growing zap
Jdlyand hope 10 have soon as good one
as there Is Around.
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Williamson Lady
Suffered an Injury.

One Of thel most unfortunate affairs
to occur in the city during the re-
union week. happened early yesterday
when Mrs. e. L. MoseIey of William
ston fell inthe lobby Of the ChiQuola
hotel and broke both bones In her
right arm. Mrs. Moseley, who is aout
60 years OF age. is related to Sena-
tor G. w. Sullivan, and she had come
from Williamson with Senator Sulli-
van and Mrs. Sullivan to spend the
Day here. When they entered the
lobby she caught her foot on the ca?-
pet and fell ON the tiled floor. Medi-
cal assistance was at once summon
ed and the bone set and when the
party left on the 4:50 internrban yes
treday afternoon It was said that she
was doing as we'll as could be expect
ed.
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aR0ME COMING WEEKe PLANS.
Isig Gathering Of Cid Clemson Men.
WIN Commences Aus1lSt %.

Big Gathering OF Old Clemson Men
VIII Commence August "a. 8
Clemson College. May 2SL y Prepara-
tions are going forward steadily Tor
the big Home Coming Week. which
will be held at Clemson College from
noon or August II TO noon or August
3lst, when 1t Is planned TO have many
hundreds of former Clemson Students
gather at the College for renewal OF
acguaintanceships eod & revival and
strengthening OF affection for their al
ma mater
The date for the gathering has just
been decided upon and President w.
NJ. Riggs expects shortly to announce
definite plans for the activities OF the
week.
Approximately six thonsand men
have been students at Clemson Coi-
lsSe. Every one of them will be in-
vited to attend Home Coming Week. g
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Two Automobiles
Had q Collision.

Two automobiles ran together on
the public square yesterday morning.
resulting in damage being done TO
both machines. One machine belong
ed to Fowler's Garage AID WAS driv-
en- by Swain Gilmer while the other
was public service automobile,
owned by Mr.. Conwell and driven by
his little son. The machines were go
Ing in opposite directions and had q
head-on collision at, the corner of
Granite Row and Market street.
Neither machine suffered much dam
age. aside from the tenders being bent.
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IT. JRS OF CAMPAIGN
PARTIES LAID OUT

Columbia-Thursday July 23.
Eextngt Friday, July "a.
Saluda Saturday. July 90.
;EdgeH I'D W Wednesday, July %.
Aiken Thursday. July 80. 3
Can1d August A. Sts
GResfe erfeId We dnesday, August 5
Bennettsyiile sriday. August Z.
Darlington-Saturday August 8.
Bishopville- Monday. August 10.
Florence-Tuesday, August II.
Dilion-Wednesday, August IL:
Marion-Thursday. August 13.
Conway-Friday, August II.
MISUNDERSTANDING, August Is.
Georgetown-Mon August is.
Monek's Corner-Tuesday, Aug. 1S
Alanning-Wedncsday, August TO-.
Snmter-Thnrsday, Ausns. 90
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Paymaster Clark
AZ Homo Here.

Among the distinguished visitors in
Anderson now is Lieutenant p. A.
Clark, Paymaster in the United States
navy, who is enjoying a visit to his
home at 443 East River street. Lieut..
Clark has just returned from a cruise
of two and half years in the East,
spending most of this time In China
and the PHILIPPINE Islands. He has q
brief furlough before being ordered,
as he expects to be soon, to Mexico.
He reached hcme yesterday coming
across the continent from SIAN Fran
cisco. Lieut.. Clark Is. eil alumnus of
The Citadel belonging to the class of
1910.
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N0TICE.

OF meeting OF Anderson County Demo-
cratic Executive Committee.
In accordance with the rules Of the
Democratic party of the State, q meet
.as cf the County Executive committee
will be held in the Court House at An
deFaon, 8. c.. on Monday, June lst.
1914 at IL O'clock m. 1t is important
THAI ali members OF said committee
.s.i,Hia !,e Pi s.4gee!.it.
S. d. Pearman,
County Chairman.
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Raising MOnev
For Baseball.

Subscriptions were received yester-
day from a number of Anderson's
business men for the organization Of q
baseball team here to take. berth in
the proposed Internrban League and
while the sum total raised yesterday
was little LEES than 800, still those
who have the work In charge say that
many are yet to be seen and they be-
'ieve that at least $g09 can be secured
within the next day or twh toward
organizing a team here. The other
towns are ready and willing to do
their share and It is up to Anderson.
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NnTICE.

School election Will be held at Wal
ker McElmoile, District No. 90, for an
additional Two Mill Tax, for general
school purposes. Registration Ger
tlficates and Tax Receipt necessary to
vote Election will be held on Satur-
day, June 9th. a. m, to p. m.
BY order OF the School BOARD.
J.. b. Felton, Supt.
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Everybody Was
Well Pleased.

Anderson People. when tbev flfst
began to plan for the reunion, thought
that they might be able to please o
majority OF the visitors coming here,
for the two days but none OF them
hoped to please every visitor. How
evr, this has been the case or at least
1t would seem So, since, not one sin
gle complaint has been heard from
any source All the veterans were de-
lighted with the reception accorded
them and they believe Anderson is one
of the best towns in the state.
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LEGAL
NOTICES
ROAD TAX NOTICE

roaa az ,ax :lS Soa ro beep 5 exienSed % NV the
Board until June 1st, after which time
the books VIII be turned over TO the
collectors and the usual penalties Will
be attached.
j. Mack King. County Supervisor.
! There Will positively be no further
extensions after June LIST, 5-6-to-1st.
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I EyCs EE,Gs
CT 6
ElT0DRRN sANTPkqlIll.s 3 n 4 (9Tll(ygs.

AltgktE4hf oAS4sAyA1ANE1t. ~ n " f&e4H ~
-. Ms Gll9 2
NO WowaH or ulQn Can perg0Eln 81 ~
duty to themselves or "a Oftefs. q
less they keep tIlefls YES q itti-
In, q y q
An upset liver or asERgisb kidRGys
viii epoid yaltr spDElr s7lt1 wort
RsSIlerlT take GA sflfs sse IsiHe
EDS 10 and you w III lSa 4 new being
in tlts Climate Tor Il y I'LL cie1ss y5sft
stem al IS I, So III cl ease your iifg
q IL s LII
the place 6s y Gatofne ei--fa alses llE nines
lFsnB the IS =; ;1sift nfIecss, IS
ff efali iy acts ff NOV ( on
the liver sn aeys af1if e.
de pps 81 q
= lsness ana .by
fgFesis oE ntsf lEsf ccs
ponri sS5
OF 6 q a a safsaaes Ii
$50 cent nliyfllaee 55fice -
funded n tais & ypit ssis;s Bat soe
won't wheA yoE this sesentlssa
kenlety. 6
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Tiapn fn flann IIn .

May and June are rush months
for the farmer. He has very little
time 10 spare from his crops. But
they are also important months for
taking precautions against the house
hold insect pests or summsr. Screen
tho house, use fiy traps ana sprays
and get rid OF tin cans and stagnant
poole where mosquitoes can breed.
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no produce good crops OF cotton
sna S0Tn. frequent anu sfaiiow cuIIi-
yiltioh Il necessary. is the advice of
Clemson College experts, Faiinre to
enttivnte properly Is one way OF farm
ing at d loss. 4 4
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D eIiabla
F1l - 7ET7F - ~
1Nennedies

For cycry ache and pain is rolIa-
BILE remedy. You can cure the diff
Guilty II you only act in time and act
with wisdom. A lazy. torpid. sluggish
liver rs. without Il doubt, responsible
for more aches adm pains than any
other thing. for to Il we trace consti-
patton, .biIiousnoss. indigestion. hend-
ache. etc.
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The Boy Scouts
Wore Uniforms.

The Anderson paFtol OF Boy Scouts
proved to be one Of the most inter-
esting parts of the Etg parade yeBter :
day afternoon. The new uniforms for
the boys arrived yesterday morning
and they made handsome appearance
I'm the line of parade. Under the in
struction of F. M. Burnett, scout mas
ter, and Major Crawford the boys had
learned how TO put up a very pro5cn-
table drill and they acquitted them
selves in a splendid manner.
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Elks Convention
Next Big Event.

The next big event slated for AM
derson is the State Convention of
Elks. which will convene here on June
II and continue through June Is. The
Anderson lodge OF Elks will arrange
to make the affair the most enjoyable
that South Carolina Elks have ever
participated In and there will be more
real eordis;ssy ghSwh here 10 tae 5s;iz Visit.
ing "Bills" than has ever been ac-
corded them in any town In the State
before. The various committees. at
work under the supervision Of Capt.
r, ]. Ramer, exalted ruler of the An
derson lodge, report that they viii
soon have all their plans completed
and will be able to announce the def
mite program Of events,
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4 Rel4paiO1e
Notes

two veterans met upon the street
yesterday and one enquired of the 9TH
er: ''Say comrade, aint your name
Bill Smith?' When Smith answeref
in the affirmative the other grabbed
hie hand and shook It warmly. ejac-
ulatiIig, 81 ainh seen you In forty
years and the last time saw you
you were running like He'll
NJ. a. Cobb of. Bolton, route 2, was
among the veterans In the city yes
terday5 Tor the reunion. Mr.. Cobb
served troughout the war and the last
member OF his company TO be ums-
tered out at Greensboro. North Caro-
lima. He has the further distinction
of being n reader OF The IntelIigencer
since 1865.
w. T .McGill. once of this county
but how of WalhalIa, was among the
veterans In the city yesterday. He
served three terms as county commits
sioner In this county and was pension
commissioners for q long number OF
years. During the war he was
member OF Company l., Orr's Rifles
and served with honor.
Glenn Mcclellan OF near Concord
was among the visitors in the city
yesterday for the reunion and he
brought to The Intelligencer Office an
old knife, said TO have been weapon
during the War, Between the States.
The knife has been In the possession of
Mrs.G. G. Mcclellan for number OF
years and she prizes it very highly.
IL il on exhibition in the windows OF
the Ihtelligencer. ONCE.
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Anderson Man In
GreenySood Yesterday.

George Furman Boyd the highly eff
ficient and justly popular freight
agent of the Charleston anl Western
Caroline railway. left Andersen yes
terday morning for Greenwood where
he went TO- confer with his brother,
1iso In the service Of, the Charleston
niid western Carolina railway coils
cerning some important railroad de-
yelopnients likely to be piit under way
at an early date. EFr, Boyd returned
late last night and said be was we'll
pleased with what he accompli lished
while In Greenwood. g
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Probable Candidate
Was Here Yesterday.

Mercer King of the Hopewell sec
tion, probable candidate for auditor
Of Anderson county in the coming
election. spent yesterday in the city
Mr.. King.says that he Is yet undecided
about making the race hut he believes
he will be found %among those pres
ent" when the campaign opens. He
says that he doesf,t much Hike the idea
of tackling three school teachers in
addition to the incumbent bat he be-
lieyes that his chances are as good
as 'anybody's and he will probaly
make up his mind within the next
week or 10 days to enter the race.
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; g %@* q y &~Ms ##a# $500 . =
ELECTRIC CITY SPARSL4ETS
Items Of Interest sn5 PeEsonal Menon Caught 0veg sbo
Wireless the Streets Of Anderson
= = = $ = = . 8 %* - y - - = %$ = = 9 g q
New Manager For

New Manager For
The Texas Company.
o. F. Taylor. who has been mana
ger OF the Anderson office of the
Texas OIL Company. has resigned that
position and will go on the road for
this we'll known concern. Mr. Tay-
lor has many friends here and while
they will rapoice In his promotion
they regret ets departure from Ander-
son. Mr.. Taylor viii be succeeded. on
June ! as manager of the local Office
by s. H. Mcdaniel and Mcdaniel will
be assisted in the office by Mr.. Adams
of the Southern Express Company.
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Pendleton Reopll
YOoE Actiysa Part

a ,,{,.slls, = ne sl5sVa iatan vaanssin haxa
been III lie city FOR days e1f the
.reuisis q and q large del atipn spent
.yestafaay ia the city. they were an
thnsiastic over the splendid manner
In whicii And deFs6ii Is locking sitter the
veterans and spoke hiehiS 900 Che
HcourtesIes shown them AIl11E those
here for the day; were: Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Stttons Harry TFescoft. 0lin
Simpson and 3. ~. Ayll
= - sssss1Ts5 IS sits:ss sc s.ss s..
iiebnisoa SeSss< N. X
IA pretty wed dag was solen1ni1ee
JWefneseay at n09h at the hnrlas
.nf III. n Tho1 q on ID the LasanoR
section when tiis iafR Rhteis sina eFettie
4hGSa anss1; bee stlS y ne brii ol se,s a.
Hat tIa0h OF klc0us cdtis sEiie cere
Jhony was peff6F 6FI1eSf b Rev. vs.
fieafhees pastor of the Lebanou
church, and Was sfituessea BY only
d 1ew intimate friends % the hrfda
sud grport :s
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r. l.. T..

knocks al lthcsc out by going right to
the bottol. Of the difficulty the liver
and form there strengthens the en-
tire system. a trial proves It.
90 cents and Sl0O per bottle ut your
druggists.
Manufactured and Guaranteed by
Evans Pharmacy
Three Stores.
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Governor Went
To HOnea Path.

To HOnea Path.
Governor Blease arc Sheriff Ashley
left early yesterday morning for
Honea Path where the governor went
TO gee his old friend Citizen JOSH"
Mr.. Ashley suffered a severe injury
Wednesday when he fell from the
steps at his home. Much alarm was
occasioned all over the county as TO
his condition and his friends will learn
with pleasure that his injuries are not
thought to he serious. ~ es
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m go IfI5.hInreh.

I q Eigon vim preach al the Robert
church on the 18th Sunday. the a1st iii-
sfant
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HATS ~ TRE RING
,&t, itfFand Yates Have Sent In their
Announcement.

'NN' flI't HttVN u ~ HAN3 sSiit III tttCtE
announcements.
Mr. j. l.. e. Jones, the we'll known
McDuffie street merchant. has thrown
his hat into the ring and will make the
race for alderman In Ward /,
He Is one OF the observant and care
full business men OF the city. and his
friends. and they are many, say that
IL ne got into council he would make
q faithful and capable member
Since Mr.. Joe Bell has stated that
he will not accept the honor thRt his
friends have tried TO thrust upon him.
the race for alderman in Ware is
left to Mr.. Walter Dobbins, a progress
siye young business man and a ma
tive citixen of Anderson county. He is
n hustler and will make GOOD run
against anybody In the ward. M
. Mr.. w. II. Garrison has ann
his candidacy from Ward 4, hs js
wei, supported and win make n good
race: s
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Capt. n. s. Evans or Greenwood. a
candldnte for Congress ff6ta this dis
tyiot. was III the city Yesterday. He
ID pleased over the prospects.
"a Col. g. "A /. Cs>KHalier, q we'll known
Greenwcna citizen, sneat yesterday
IN the city.
Wiiliani Moore. q we'll known fray-
cling man OF Greenville. was among
The visitors in the city yestordny.