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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
Wholesale BEEF PRICES.

The Following are todays wholesale
market prices fo- beef cuts as sold on
the indianapolis barket:
No. ,. Csc; No. g., 24c. Rounds-No. ..
2Tc; No 3. 25c. Chucks-No >, Ice; No.
3, 1sc. Platcs-No. =. 12c: No. 3. 1oc.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01

FINDs FOR ALEANDRI.

SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct, 1.-The 'honor
tribunal" formed by the Senate and
and Chember to decide the presidential
election was was so close it could not
be determined by the country wide vote,
has adopted a resolution declaring
Arturo Alleandri must be awarded the
office
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
WAGON WHEAT.

Indianapolis -four mills today are pay
ing 1920 for No. red wheat; S217 for
No. 8 red wheat, and S214 for No. 4
red. Other grades according to their
quality.
oats-standard, 45c per bushel.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
NEW YORK CALL MONEY

NEW YORK, Oct Money: Call
money ruled at Z per cent; high, per
cent; low, Z per cent. Time rates quiet,
all ~ @SH. per cent. Time mercantile
paper was weak Sterling exchange was
steady. with business in bankers bills
at S3.49A for demand.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
TWENTY srocKs' AVERAGE.

NEW YORK. och Twenty indus
trial stocks averaged s2-95. a decrease Of
IS per cent. Twenty active rails aver
aged S1.33, an increase of II per cent
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. Copper weak;
spot October. November and December,
offered at 1Sc. Lead easy; spot and Oc-
tober offered at zoo: November offered
at 7.65c: December offered at 1850. Spell
ter easy; spot. October and November
offered at 7.T0c; December offered at
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01

The following ere the Indianapolis
prices for hay by the wagon load:
Hay-Loose timothy, new, $2762O
mixed hay, new, $26@2s; baled, $27@S1.
Corn-Bushel, ST. S5@1 40.
Oats-Bushel, new, 5S662c
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
LOCAL HIDE MARKET.

n Hides--No. 1, 15c; No. ?, I2c.
Calves-No. ], lie; No. ., 1515c.
hides-No. l, $3.50; No. .. $500.
hides-No. /, 15c: No. ?. 14c.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
cLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1--Subtrsas ury deb
its, 81 ,146.9s1: exchange, SLIP, SIS; bal
ances. So. s6s, 154.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
CORN AND WHEAT BULLETIN.

For the q hours ending at a. M,
a0th meridian time ThnrsdaY Sent 30:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
WeGthe,.

The following table shows the state OF
the weather az Z a. m, Oct. l. as observed
by L. y weather bureaus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
L. y. VI. DRAMATIC
CIlR DIC

Under the able direction ut Joe
Scott. rchcarsals Tor the 1 y. NJ
Dramatic clubs annual production Tor
1890, "Cubarahinu NightH' a musical
romauza, are being held daily u ON
thusiusm Tor this latest effort rs con
stantly growing kcencr, The shu
will be one of the inost elaborate and
spectacular reproductions ever staged
In this city Special sets of scenery
are being constructed ION this puo.
duCtiou and the costume tiu hizarrv.
elaborate beautiful. hud yuiorful,
The University Dramatic club b. lust
" noted Tor its past productions, %
its last two musical shows, o. Ash
Willie and IN In the Air" both
written hv Miss Ethel Hi,krt as n
this one utr fnVutahi, mentioned hN
Albuquerque theatrrguerS. "a o. IA
the opinion Of those Who have seen
some Of the rchearHnis d Ht this pro-
dUDtiou win surpltsS iu every WAY all
nj the Dramatic clubs previous et.
forts, The music is especially CATCHY
and tuuetui. some OF The SONGS which
viii make dccidcd hits b"iug CAB.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
ANNA WILDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1888

RN 1.-THE morning Of the year, Maytime, playtimc, lovctime in
still youth into every soul.
The season is the morning Of life when ambition paints the
future in glowing colOrs, aud bids us in our strength clate TO
~ challenge the van and front of Fate"
The month is dedicated to the war god, Mars; to the love-god
Cupid; TO Olympus, where the god Of strength lived to the Holy
Mother and TO all motherhood; TO flowers and open air fctes. The
Olympic games that breed the strength of lions in the muscles of
athletes are the special Maytime celebration 10 which we look forward
II Olympic is too pretentiOus an appellatiOn for the state
track meet, then call the out door festival by some other name. But
bear in mind, all citizens of the Sunshine state that the field sports
Of the young men who assemble annually to match their skill and
strength in the annual track events ON the State University campus
are worthy Of your support because these contests are breeding
physical and moral heroes.
For these events every store in Albuquerque should close their
doors and the citizens turn out en- maSc TO cheer the athletes.
The cause is worthy, the college on the hill merits this consider
etion and students deserve this support.
Other university communities do 81.
Why not Albuquerque
II. is Maytimc. Time 10 start something, to upbuld the com.
munny and manhood. A proper time to declare an annual holiday
for the state track meet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
SIDE LIGHT On COMING
lONlIItr.

when Percy Graiugcr composer ana
pianist. plays az the concert IN the
High school auditorium next Wcducs-
dly evening. few will give q thought
TO his instrument. But IL In worthy
10 consider Il. This NJ an n~ristoctat
IN piano.dum sent with freight PFC
raid from III Paso by Stcinwuy Broth
crs. Just In order Tor the instrument
TO get the reflected glory OF Grazing
er's performance. And b IN said this
happens wherever he goes. That the
finest plano obtainabie In any state
or number OF states is seat wherever
he goes and the concUrtist begged TO
grant the favor OF using II with no
obligation on the players part. The
question arlsus-Whl a piano sell for
moro after being dedicated by
Granger? or will u be a wreck?
Must he have a new instrument every
timc2
An article read by Mrs. clarke ai
a meeting Of the Fortnightly club
conveys the impression that Percy
Granger maltreats q piano when IN
an ccHtatic mood, or behaves hh II
the instrument IN q flower or an
infant n tonRl poetry Is his theme
Musicians are anticipating this artist
with kcen.r zcst than even the
Chcrniayskys or Macbeth were an
tiCipated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
4. y. NJ. ME- At
u. u. A. YES

Beta Delta chapter OF ~ Kappa
Aipha, at the University Of New Mes
leo. was we'll represented at the aoN
enth biennial convention Of the n
kappa Alpha fraternity held az New
orleans April G, T. 5 and .. 1899
Ernest Hammond. the chapter del
egute. was accompanied By Lloyd A.
Kcllam and Milton Davenport.
over 500 men were In attendance
as regular representative % Nisi-
tors. The convention sat 10 the Hotel
Gtuncwuld. some OF the social tun'-
tons were 4 smoker IN the q
81 the Gruutwald hotel. the ConNcu-
ton bali In the hall room Of the
Gruncwald hotel; the banquet az An
tonnes" q well known old Fresh cs-
Enlistment. and AN auto ride through
the city OF Now Orleans and surround.
& witch included IL ride through
tho "VicuN carrie" or old quarter Of
New Orleans where modern buildings
are few and the Old French dwellings
and style Of architecture predominant.
At tho close Of business ON the last
dag OF the convention II was decided
to hold the ncNt convention M New
York city.
The boys declared the victory con.
Ncntion q great success. and spoke ot
tile memorial services, held az the
Etks' club and which were directed hl
REV. George SUNNY. grand chaplain,
as one OF the most hCautiiul ana M
prcssivc ceremonies ever seen.
The delegates have returned to Ne
buqucrpuc and are passing on the M
spltution received 1T the national
mtgf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
\ INlzY TINE rHONnSTD

THE Elks have boo rotiiug their
menagcrie OF wild animals tod up nn
not uimalvs aud raw hoot &" hc Boo
prime condition to tcrrufis" tho
candidates who have passports Co the
Initiation circus az the uoNt meeting
There are l72 noNt,vs who Hr" dc
sirous of cutting their wisdom teeth
on this occasion. This number has
been passed on by the members Tho
official goat is % sturdy animal hut
for this large class needs help So 10
h whispered that nghtiul creatures
have been Imported from tloto b
circus mcnagcrie to helm The goat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

speiman powncr. Abraham santorre.
.tnhn billiard.
Tho whistles; Fern Houp. GoorRla
Harwcll, sylvia Thayer. Mama Malnif.
The drums: Ralph Naples. Moran
Aldridgc. Douglass Collistcr, George
Phillips.
Two Teddy Bears; Ruth Reidiing
Ethel Whitmvycr.
Dorothy I,uss,ii Third ward. direc-
tor.
The Man In the Moon, Frank
Stortz.
S~rlus "a tiny star. Lucille Quickoi.
Milkmaids q shepherds % swift
Crluud: Nancy Jones. Greer How
muu Ellen Kuupf. Lconoro Putsk.
Pauline Meyer, Richard Vuan. Bcr-
uard S%iovcrt. Wallace sheridan, Rich
ard Mcrurdy. George Dixon.
AilcenC Ncclcr. director Central
school.
when ! wns siN year old. Marcclla
Mutsuu.
4 japanese girl. Dorothy Goodrich.
other Japanese girls. Marion FL
lor. Margaret Cox, Madeline Grim
shaw. Elsie Russell. Katherine Nun
liFt. Frances BROOKS. Margaret shortls
and Evelyn Parrish.
GcutyleNg Ticrney director. Fourth
ward.
The laplanders, Viva inhofc. Har'
old McQuatc. Mary Domonaculi
Lawrence putsch. May bryant. NabuI
l%1iyato Amato ortiz, Thomas Garcia
Virginia Grcrnshuw, Josephine J0r.
dan. Tom McElyain.
\ Lnpmnd hoy. Eugene Smith.
\ real Eskimo thorn lu Alaska sl
long wears ago.. paul XulEter
santa CLAUS. Ncd Elder.
Jane Walsh, director First ward.
Dance or dawn. Gricg's Morning.
EfutI EHU.rubgrr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
COLLEGE PRESIDENT To SPEAK.

\ treat IN TN stnr" Tor the university
faulty and students and should be
enjoyed 10y every citizen Of A%lhuqucr-
que. This Is the lecture tu bc given
In Hod.y han az university assembly
next Friday morning AT ~ O'Clock.
Dr. Il. ". C1uhicr. the new hctd of
the A. a NJ. college at Las cruces
In tu be- the speaker. This new coll
lcge president. who fills the place ~
one 81 the intellectual leaders Ot the
state. ought to be SHOWN ana heard
los every New Mexican, The state
~collcg" belongs 90 an Of US, too. The
Universlty is ours All assembly per-
iodg there are open to all citizens.
There should hr an exodus OF bust
ness men tu the T., y. NJ. campus
next Friday morning and liodcy hall
filled and running over.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
IN. B.--Items for this
page must be given to the
Society Editor before Fri
day evening. Telephone
1881

Nj. Maurice Klein sang with power
ful voice. Dudley Bucks Fear We Not
q Israel" and The puhlicanH
Either solos were played by Mr.. Re
g~ensberger that delighted. Mrs.
Harry Strong read most interesting
selections from the Apocraphal writ
ings. with dramatic interpretations
Mrs. George Everitt played on the
piano MacDowell's Largo" from So
nata TraEica aud Meddelsuhnn's
spinning Song q sprightly selection
that contrasted with the tragic theme
OF the first. Mrs. Charlotte BriNner
Moore sang In rich voice u solo from
stninsr'H "CTuCifiNion."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
KAPPNs ESTERTAIN rHE
PHI MI.

JOY with a distinct Jazzy flavor
characterized the weekly at home
OF the Kappa Kappa Gamma,s In
their chapter headquarters last We'd
ncsday night. Tho guests were mem
hers Of the active chapter uf the PM
Mu. No boys were present to mar
genuine fur that sorority girls Wen
Know exceeds that OF pleasure AZ
mixed parties. Dancing Of course,
singing Ut course ~ further than
that excepting hints at all-girl hilarity
"dcponet saycth not
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
KYoTI.s FRoIIC'

The durmitory boys and iheir
ladies' held nigh reNcl last night iu
Vodey hall. The good old kyutcs
were ont en- massc They capcrei
and sang In the chnractori-tic hNotr
style. Dancing was the pastiW', but
kvote rites the business OF the 'Nc-
ning,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
HoI 81 GUESTS N "ooHs HOME.

Mrs. stanley n. Richards. 81 Chi-
cago. ~ here visiting her sister MIS-
henry g.. Coors Jr Mrs. Richards
has Just returned from e pleasure trip
to japan. and Is CA route To her home
in chicago. Mn Henry g.. tuutH,
Or. mother of Mr.. tonrs ana ms sis
ter. Miss Elizabeth tuurs, of Las
Vegas have also been house guests
i'm The Cuors home the past week
The ommprcscut little rcd bird
has whispered that wedding bells are
to chime In Las Vegas soon ana u "
Miss Cuors was here 20 select dr'asc7
Tor " trouHssau.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
nInI.r DAY Ar THr cum.

An intellectual feast combined win
H rare music treat was the ulicttns
TO members at the Moman's rluh
yesterday. Mrs g. W. Harden pre-
sided with customary gttcc. d
program was dedicated TO the
ApucryphHl writings Of the Bible.
Rev. winfred Nc!girr. rector uf 81.
Johns church. gave an inspiring ad-
dress on IN" Apocryphal books. aud
instructed his puulruCc IN much his
tory not generally known Rev.
knudsen, pastor at the Lutheran
church, gave q lecture on systcmati,
study 81 the Biblc and methods oft
applying the lessons Nj. knudscIi
Is ono Of the |logiciaus of The times.
whose clear conception aud presentu
lion ot truths convince his hearers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

the White nibboners OF tbs United
States.
This b. q caae Of souvenir apoona-
~ OF thcm-ench spoon a GIT from
a state president Of tho ~ United
States Of Amoricn.
Win the New Mexico Engraved
aouvcnir that Misa Gordon VIII pre-
sent is q BIZ Of made in New Mexico
poetry.
II there had been membera. and
money In the New Mexico state treas
ury, as IN "ther states. the peertdent
OF n. 81. White Rihkoncrs would be-
In London now. Oklahoma State
President Mrs Hills Is over thcre'
representing Oklahoma. Mrs. Hilils h.
TO be invited 70 attend the New Mex
leo state convention ~ the W. &. r. q.
IN belen next August and to tell un
All about the worlds convention In
London ana the side trips 10 Dublin.
Edinburgh. Paris and brussels.
HEsnLIN-CHAVEZ MARRIAGE.
The announcement that Miss Anna
Catherine Hcmlin IN Julian Earneai
Chavez were married last week in
Santa Re ONE as a surprise and h
occasioning congratulations amonr
their friends here. The service took
place IN the parsonage OF the Meth
ouiaN tuuitu lfluay afternoon at 4
o'clock. April 20. AIR. Chavez and
hts nnacec motored 90 the 'Cliy OF
Holy Faith" Friday morning. had the
ceremony performed BY the Rev.
Marble, pastor OF the Methodist
church this afternoon. A number
Of friends were present az the mar
riage service. M. and Mrs. ChaVe4
moiored back to Albuquerque the fol-
lowing sunday 10 make their home
for the present at 6O6 West Iron ave-
nue.. Later IN the summer M.
Chavez will go TO New York 10 iiis
a position with an exporting company
that expects 70 send him 10 South
America this fall 80 the future aud
permanent home Of the ncwiywsds
viii be Iiio de Janicro.
The bride IL q New York eiri.
daughter OF the late Valentine Hem
lin, an architect Of Gotham. She has
been IN Albuquerque the past winter
and made warm friends.
The groom a. "a son OF Mrs. Julian
Chavez, and Hon. Julian chavez de-
ceased, who was formerly speaker or
the house In New Mexico legislature
IN territorial days. Earnest Chavez
has been Cor some time teaching
spanish IN the Albuquerque business
college. and considered one Of this
Duke Guys fine young men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
GIRLS CLrB BANQUET

The second annual hifuVuDi "i in'
Girls club uI tine Young women p
Christian association Was held ihurs'
dn, evening aI the n. " recreation
ccntcr. There were %, girls present.
representative from the a. 4 T.
club. indian school. High school 1irl
reserves and SlAth. sctrnth und
Eighth Grade Gin reserves, aud three
invited guests. Mrs. NJ. p Hickey
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

=
n In announced that b next pro-
eram OF the Fortnightly Music club
viii be with the state president OF
music club of New Mexico. Mrs. Al
fred Grunsfcld's home.
American Music" VIII be h sub.
iect discussed and illustrated In vocal
and instrumental selections. Pro-
lessor John Lukkcns. Of the faculty
Of the university who has the pro
gram IN charge will read a paper on
american Opera" Mrs. u. ". Faw
will play Il piano number Indian
Rhapsody BY Wear. Misc Berenice
Powers, a sweet singer OF the 4. \. NJ.
wing sing. Alone in Love Garden" by
Hewitt and Roses In June" by Ger
man. Two violin selections by Mrs.
Weir will be NeVin's Autumn and
''Glpsy Dances" by S~arasate.
Three numbers Professor Lukkcns
win sing are: ta) TO nature; 90
bye and Bye" by Burleigh. and II
Wantto he Ready. by Burleigh. Mrs.
Ancuna ~ 10 give plano solos, the
selections not decided yet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
WIS. pEItRY,s sEnIEs.

Another glorious time Is reported
In the home ~ Mrs. Reuben Perry
Thursday afternoon. The guests de-
clare the appointments we're q dream
OF luyelineas. Lavender and white In
MAJ blossoms and sweet peas was he
color motif OF exquisite decorations
Lavender sweet pcaa In hakcts tied
with outstanding bows ~ lavender
tulla adorned the tables bridge was
The game. Prize winnc were MIS-.
y. A.. NauFhcy and Mrs. william H.
Walton. who each received cut glass
rose bud vases. This was Tho second
Of u verics Of bridge parties being
given by Mrs. Perry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
MRS. noYEns HnInGr.

Two afternoons the past week Mrs.
r.. T.. Roger entertained a. bridge.
Wednesday afternoon the hostess pre-
sided over the jos OF players at seven
tables Seven tables of bridge lovers
played again Thu, sduy afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
MAY SOCIAL.

II happened In April but was all
the same q "May day social \
regular spring carnival Of san was
held by the LADIES' uf the Eastern
star OF Adah chapter No .. Mrdncs-
dav afternoon and evening. The
afternoon was devoted To visiting with
rach other aud a bit Of sewing In the
hands 81 IL few. The big family
dinner at $3.50 Mas an assembly Of
one hundred aud ufty star members.
their children and husbands. After
dinner IL lodge family enjoyed dancing
and informal lollity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
FORMAL BAIL.

Tho last formal han the members
Of the shrine viii have until mid
summer VIII he tile function IN the
Mn40na' ball room, Monday evening.
May 10. This Is Tor members only
aud their ladies. n Il is said the
iuti dtcss regulations Will bee OBJ
served.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
Mnrnn cNNNLCSnE 10 nLILN.

The dust flew along thc ocean 10
Orcau highway leading from Anu
aucrauc to Bc'on Thursday afternoon.
There we're many cuts carrying illS
Eastern star members to hrl'h Tor
Tho installation OF the new Eastern
star chapter In Bclcn, hiking along
tho river road The occasion wal "a
notable uuc. ~ the banquet 100
Masonic temple were gathered the
VISITING delegation and Oh" chapter
members Of the new Brl"u chapter.
There were 20 diners
The enthusiasm nud rnidlhlilS
characteristic of Bclcnito- we're I'M
presscd on the visitors who came
away predicting "a live. prugirsHlN'
chaptcr ion the ncighbor town.
Thc formal installation OF "niccr'
OF the lew lodge was conducted 70,
Grand Patron Potter Cameron and tb'
I~niiiutory work for the ~ charter
members was cNcmpliticd 10y th" dc
gree team Of Adah chapter from Al
buquCrquc.
The three leading ouic"rr ui th'
nclen lodge are. Worthy m1uron
Mrs. ". Wcllman; Worthy patron
Mr.. ". Wollman; Associate mttrou
Miss Lucy Becker.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
HOME

Cordial Handwriting and express
ions Of welcome home are noted
wherever Mrs. Charles Weber goes.
She ~ here on a visit 10 her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tompkina and the re-
courtcslcs. Mrs. weber was last
Tuesday the honor guest az the Phi
Mu luncheon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
FNnEwrIL roR' Mis- nIcuIr.

\ delightful little party was given
in honor ~ MisH Christine Richie hy
Miss Irene Mailer az her home. 3tt
East LOWS avenue last Tuesday ovc-
ming The evening wFa spent iu
dancing and playing OF Games. after
which a three frurse luncheon was
served, Those present were; Miss
Christine Bichir. Mr. C1imurd Trotter.
Miss Irene Mailer Mrs. Reidy. Misses
Else and Agnes Sutherland; Mcssra.
Earl Matcr, Dewey Naples. Jesse Sin
mock. Elmer snr. Fred Higgins. Ralph
lchrmuu, Wilhcrt Lehman Cecil
Artustrong. Miss Richie left for her
home in Boston ON Thursday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
TO MEET wIrm fnE PRESIDENT.

A meeting OF more than ordinary
importance II called for all members
OF 81. Johns guild to attend next
"Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock az
the home OF the president. Mrs. Nor
rissette. g09 North Ninth street. A.
meet with Mrs. Morrissette who il
soon to leave to reside In II Paso.
and as there Is business Of import
ance. election Of officers and other
matters 20 be handled, Il Is requested
that not a member be absent.