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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-28
Notice Of Sale of Real Estate by
Guardian

ou2i uidu
In the County Court Of Okmulgee
County, State of Oklahoma.
In re Guardianship of Ralph J.
Chatman, Minor; f.. NJ. Adams Guar
dian. Probate No. IT'S.
Notice is hereby given that, In pur-
suance of an order Of the County
| Court OF Okmulgee County, State Of
Oklahoma, made on the 2lst day of
July, 1921, the undersigned Guardian
Of the estate of Ralph j. chatham, a
minor, will sell at public or private
sale to the highest bidder. subject
to confirmation by said Court on Mon
day, the Sth day Of August, A. d.,
1921 at 10 O'Clock a. m.. at the County
Court Room, Okmulgee County, State
of Oklahoma, all the right, title and
interest in and to the following de.
scribed real estate situated in Carter
County State of Oklahoma, to-wit:
The northeast quarter Of the north.
west quarter; the east half Of the
northeast quarter of the northwest
| quarter; and the northeast quarter OF
| the northwest quarter Of the north
west quarter of section thirty-four
$40, township three (3) south, range
three (3) west. Carter County Okla.
homa, containing seventy l70) acres
more or less; except that one-fourth
OF oil and gas royalty is reserved for
minor.
Said real estate will be sold on the
following terms and conditions, TO
wit: Ten per cent cash. or certified
check for ten per cent of the amount
bid to be submitted when making
bid, and the balance to be paid upoi,
completion of title, after confirmation
Of the sale.
Bids for the purchase thereof must
be made in writing and must be filed
in the County Court or delivered or
mailed to the undersigned Guardian,
care of A. l.. ]. Meriwether, COZ East
5th ST.. Okmulgee, Oklahoma, the
minimum bid for consideration to be
$3.50 per acre. and the right is re.
served TO reject any and all bids
Dated this 2lst day Of July A. d.
1921.
T.. NJ ADAMS. Guardian
BY A. l.. ]. MERIWETHER, Attorney
| published in Daily Ardmoreite. July
J 22nd, 2Sth and August 4th. 1919
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-28
MEETINGS CONTINUE IN
NORTHEAST ARDMORE

Tent meeting at the corner of I,
street and Fourth avenue. northeast.
still going on.
SO far Elder Roger in his sermons
has been teaching those fundamental
facts that are the basic principles of
the Christian system of religious faith
Last night he began to show the con-
trast between the Christian system or
religious faith as taught in the Bible
and that system Of religious faith
that is world wide in its influence and
upon which rests not only those great
systems Of religion known as pagan.
or heather. but also that the greater
part OF nominal so.called Christianity
is based on the same basic faith as 4,
those systems Of religion that is ac.
knowledged as being pagan.
Last night in his sermon Elder
Royer as an English scholar said
that the terms Eternal Life" ana
Everlasting Life" were terms used in
the English language to express or
denote a life Of endless duration in
contra distinction 10 a life that ends
by death and that they did not nave
any other meaning in the English
language, hence as the Christian Is
TO receive Eternal Life" as his re-
ward, thing he did not possess by
nature, 1t naturally follows that the
sinner having no Eternal Life" in
order 10 live forever. he can not be
tortured In hell fire forever.
In every sermon Elder Roger keeps
before the congregation the facts as
taught In the bible that Il Is the aues-
uon Of lie and its antlthesis death.
that the religion OF Jesus Christ teach.
es that concerns the people, and not
that of heaven and he'll as is taught
by tradition, heather mythology and
pagan philosophy. Showing by the
Bible that the penalty for Adams
iransgression was physical death
that all men die this physical death
as a result OF the Adamic transgression
and not FOR their own. and that the
physical death OF Jesus on the cross
atoncd, or made reparation 10 God
FOR the Adamic sin and for this God
made Jesus TO DE "The Christ" with
an endless life and divine nature Civ
Ing Him (Chrisu the power to raiso
al the dead Of Adams race and Judge
them as individuals and to give re-
ward 10 the righteous and to punish
the wicked and that rewards and
punishment takes place after the res.
direction and after the judgment and
that the resurrection prccedes the
judgmcn, and that both take place at
Christ's second coming, and that these
things are what he is coming for.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-28

Mrs. j. b. Champion of 2l4 ID street,
southwest, gave a delightful l o'clock
luncheon yesterday at the Rod and
Gun Club honoring Misses Edwards
and Waggoner.
Seated with the hostess and hon
orees were Miss Elizabeth Rea of
Temple. Texas, who is the house guest
of Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Bass, 220 G.
street, southwest, Mrs II. A. Fair
child and daughter, Roberta, and
mother, Mrs. T. A. Davis, of Decatur,
Texas, and the Misses Maurine and
Lois Easley.
Preceding the luncheon, hours OF
leisure were spent at Dornick Hills
Country Club
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MANY ATTRACTIONS TO
FEATURE BENEFIT CARNIVAL

Freaks OF every nationality, every
size and every type will be one OF
the big attractions at the Benefit
Carnival to be given by the children
of southwest Ardmore Friday night,
beginning at Z o'clock.
Many other attractions including
the country store which promises to
be a big feature Of the carnival and
the Dandy Duds Minstrel Show with
local actors who will wear stunning
suits of purple coats and orange
trousers. and the Dempsey Carpenter
,alias Mark Kirkpatrick.John X. Dex'
teri boxing match which will be ref
creed by their trainer, Togo.
There will be n real illuminated
midway along which there will be
ice cream tables, side shows. candy
and cold drink booths. Mayor Dyer
is doing his part in furnishing police
men ip uniform 10 show the people
around the grounds,
+ = +
Kootima To Hold Candy Sale
The Koouma Camp Fire Girls will
hold candy sale, Saturday beginning
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Louisiana where they will visit with
relatives and friends for three or four
weeks.
:. + !
Mr.. J. V. Fenner is visiting in Okla.
homa City. He will return tomorrow.
+ J. +
Mrs. II. +. Crawford. OF Wilson.
visited few days this week with heI
aunt. Mrs. Smith Of Southeast Ard.
more. and was accompanied by her 70
Aubrey. Texas. where they win spend
the remainder Of the week visiting
relatives there.
i \ j.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Lanford and daughters are
visiting her parents at Frederick.
+ + +
Miss Toy Ellis is visiting her sister
at Fort Worth this week.
:: + =
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Lanford and
baby have returned from a two weeks
vacation trip with relatives at Temple
and Aubrey, Texas.
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Transfer Of proper,y Authorized

Denver. Col. July 2S.-The transfer
OF the property OF the Denver and
Rio Grande railroad to the Denver. Rio
Grande and Western railroad was for.
mally authorized yesterday by u. s.
Judges Robert +. Lewis and Walter
II. Sanhorn of the federal circuit
court of appeals.
The new owners assume all II the
underlying mortgages and obligations
Of the road amounting to sl2i 900 900.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-28

~ ~ " CilNh Aiit W ~ tOAity SNViN
on West Main street
Proceeds from the sale will be used
for camping trip which Kootima will
take in the early part of August.
+ = +
Occupying Cooper Home
During the absence of MIR. and Mrs.
Tom Cooper and daughter Eloise who
left Tuesday for Battle Creek, Michi.
gan, for months vacation trip. Mr..
and Mrs. {. A. Wilson and daughter.
Nell who have been residing at COS
West Main street are occupying the
Tom Cooper home on | street and
Stanley boulevard southwest
: I. :.
Birthday Party For Enloe Thomas
Mrs. w. Thomas, of 539 Z street,
southeast entertained with birthday
party, Wednesday afternoon honoring
their son. Enloe, who celebrated his
eighth birthday anniversary.
AS the guests entered the Thomas
home, punch was served after which
games were enjoyed on the lawn. Re
freshments of ice cream and cake We're
served. In cutting the large birthday
cake Avis Bradshaw received the Thin
Bile which was first prize. Haskell Nc
Bride cut for the button and received
second prize. Those who enjoyed the
afternoon We're: Ruby Howard, Mary
Katherine and Billy Glenn. Beverley
Hickey, Hazel Carr, Avis and Kenneth
Bradshaw, Audrey and Sterling Tyatte,
Mathew Berryhill, MARCEL, Jack and
Rosebud Cole, Haskell Mcbride, Pau
line Wright and Ishmel Erwin.
Mrs. II. l.. Bradshaw assisted the
hostess in entertaining.
:. ! i
Birth Announcement
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Hill. 3l6 II
street, southwest announce the birth Of
son. Wednesday, July 27th.
I. ! !
Society Personals
Mrs. Max Aaronson of Amarillo, Tex
as. who has been the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Baum, 2l2 C street, south.
west for the past two weeks returned
to her home Wednesday.
I. :. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ellis spent yes
terday in Oklahoma City on business.
:. + \
The Misses Madge Hoylman Of Dal'
las. Texas, and Applone Harwell OF
Terrell, Texas, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles 3. Harwell, 2ll
d street, southwest.
I. !. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p Higgins and
daughter, Mary of 81 Hargrove street
northwest are spending a few days
in Oklahoma City.
! !. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Randlett and
baby of Dallas, Texas, who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Higginbotham of 400 North Washing.
ton street for the past ten days re-
turned to their home, yesterday.
= !. :.
Miss Annie King of Pauls Valley
who has been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. p. Richey and daughter, Mary
at 1874 G street, southwest for the past
week returned TO her home, Wednes
day.
:! = +
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoxie Anderson. 1014
Third avenue, southwest have had
as their guest. for the past two
months, Mrs. Anderson's brother, Mr.
Allen Davies of New York City. He
returned To his home yesterday after
noon.
! J. J.
Mrs. A. l.. Fraser and children
David, Cornelia and Ella and Mrs. ]
w. Pace left yesterday for Morrow
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Mrs. A. l.. Fraser and children,
David. Cornelia and Ella and Mrs. j.
w. Pace left yesterday for Morrow,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-28
Notice

All watermelon waste must be
placed In separate rcceptacies. Or extra
charge will be- made by sanitary Off.
Ger. as when mixed with other trash.
incinerator cannot consume H.
SANITARY DEPARTMENT..
CITY or ARDMoRE.
9S.3A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-28
No Mans Land

Visit Ardmore's NO Mans Land"
Thursday night. July IS, Just north OF
the city lake dam. The firing begins
promptly at sl5 o'clock. g7-g
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-28

Does the least eXertion tire you out?
DO you feel blue" and worried. suf
fer dragging backache. headaches and
dizziness? Too many women blame
so.called female trouble for this
unhappy state instead OF weak kid
neys. which so often are the cause,
You must act quickly to prevent more
serious trouble. Use Doan's Kidney
Pills. They have helped thousands of
weak. tired women. They should
help you. Ask your neighbor!
\ Case In Ardmore
Mrs. u. s. Nash. 6l9 &C" St, y. w.
says: 81 had hackache and pains
that come from an irregular action OF
my Kidneys felt SO languid and
worn out IL made me miserable. /
used Deans Kidney Pills and they
soon Strengthened me up In good
shape. advise anyone who needs u
kidncyl medicine to try Doan's."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-28

Included in the lovely round of
social affairs which are being given
for the visiting girls was the o'clock
tea of yesterday given by Mrs. Ivey
johnson on McLish avenue. south
west.
A large bowl of brilliant colored
gladiolas formed an attractive center
piece for the dining table. Candy
trays filled with white and rose
mints were placed at the corners.
Beautiful summer flowers Of many
shades were used throughout the dec
orations Of the several rooms.
In the receiving line with the host
ess and honorees who were lovely in
their dainty crisp summer frocks were
Mesdames H. A. Fairchild, Tom and
j. b. Champion and Everett Krue-
ger.
Other members Of the house party
were: Mrs. Fred Carr, who met the
guests at the door; Miss Marjory Will
liams and Mrs. George Williams In
the living room, and Mrs. Fred Ellis.
Mrs. Frank Stephens, Misses Dolores
Fenner and Roberta Fairchild in the
dining room.
During the hour musical pro-
gram was given in which Miss Joy
Moore and Miss Gladys Guillot de-
lighted the guests with piano and
vocal solo. Miss Guillot was accom-
panied on the piano by her sister.
Miss Ernestine Guillot.
Fifty guests called during the hour.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, install
LATION OF OFFICERS TONIGHT.
S:l5. S0UR PRESENCE RESPECT.
FULLY REQUESTED.
JOHN VARNElL, c. &.
adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-28
Society
By RUTH NOLAN
Phone 53S
MANY DELIGHTFUL AFFAIRS
GIVEN FOR VISITING GIRLS

Complimenting Miss Crystelle Wag-
goner of Wichita Falls, Texas. and
Miss Virginia Edwards of Denton,
Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carr, 4O7
North Washington street, will enter
tain with Z o'clock dinner this eve-
ming.
Miss Waggoner is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Fairchild Of 800 |
street. southwest, and Miss Edwards
is visiting with her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivey Johnson. 1915 Nc
Lish avenue, southwest.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-03

John G Johnson spent tie holiday
At Canton. Mass
Charles A. Paine II Worcester has
been calling on friends in this CITY.
Charles Rich Of Fitchburg, Mas
was in the city "Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mis- " l.. Smith Of Fitehburs was
the guest If her brother, John Smith.
and wife, over sunday and Monday.
Nr and Mn. Carlton " Durfer
arrived here from Vermont Tuesday
evening % occupy thor home on
Laurel avenue
Miss Lorena Gallant is 90 be organ
1T for choir - bt formed hy the
Ladies OF 81 Anne Society Of ST
NHs's church
N5es Abbe keith eutertans her
sunday scheal elH- ~ taune men
and their friend al hen haue ON
k3pe street this elrldayi evening
H8e Ladies Al Society of tie Rap
list hurcb are having am all day bas-
ket meeting TODAY with Ms Clarence
Pierce, Putnam Height,
Mn and Mrs Georer Harrington
spent Memorial Day with Lawyer G..
Torrey and wife ut then summer
aame n Putnam Heights
Nr and Mrs John Gahaa Nf and
Afs Al n Delaney and Ralph Gahan
MOTORIZED To Rockville Memorial BAY
in their ncW Studebakcr eat
pr Willard Scott Of Hrookllne,
Nlsss wen known as Chagaauque
speaker, will deliver tho address at
the graduating exercises Of the Put
nam High school june 23rd
\ fine ucs hcs ptal scale has been
presented 90 the Day kimball Hos.
nlial hy Frank Bowen OF " oodstock
The scales are something that have
been needed Tor long time.
Mr. and Mr. Louis Reeves. Mr.
and Mr. Fred Gagnon, Misses Holmes
aud Parmalre IF tine Z 81 # ) mo.
tered to Worcester "Wednesday eve.
uing for supper and theatre
Mr. and Mr. Albert Auset. Sehoo
street had as guests over Sunday and
Memorial nay Mr. and Mrs K How
lyshcr Of Los Angeles. Ca., who mo
tored all the way here
Frank T Wilson o. New London
on overseas veteran 81 the Worl,
War. spent the holiday in Putnam
Mr. Wilson VAS formerly superin
tcndent Of schools in Woodstock
Charles Anderson, local public
service automobile driver who lcf
Putnam a year ago 20 visit his rela
tivcs in Sweden. has sailed FOR New
York and viii Be in Putnam mex
week
Workmeu are engaged teariu,
down ana rebuilding the brick from
on ere headquarters building rh'
heavy motor trucks had laosened IN,
bricks and the wallis were near col
Lapse.
Preparation are under ~ay {,
start the Rhode Island STATE cham
pion-h'p TENNIS tournament 81 th,
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fortns mother. Mrs. KIrissr OF Gull
ford. took n triplby autsa 10 Province
towa Saturday morning. returning to
this aSty SautsiY evening"
Mrs. F. Z. Clarke hs.s been enter
tanning her ssstor, Mss Manning, of
Worcester
Hr. and Mrs. Sii,zs wheeloek left
last Friday night for week at Moose
hsed Lake, Ae.
Misses Sylvia ans Elizabeth Wheel
oak were 1t home ever The holiday
Hiss EHzaseth was accompanied BY q
CLASSMATES,
Earl c Hopkins Of Providence a
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Sam 81
Rich Susaysid-, ever Sunday ssui
Monday
Charles Paiify. Of Worcester sBent
Memorial Day wah his aieces, Mr. A..
" Bartlett ana Sfrs George lrang.
Grove street.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence + ,1eree
metored % Hartford Sunday te visit
in tine Hartford Hospital
MIS- Anna I. Furlong. te~Sner IN
the smith Street school. has fesigus,i
She will teach next year H. ia;inuis'ss
ter Miss Ernestine Davis. Teacher Of
the CARY District school. las also re
signed. she Is 20 take course Al the
BAY Path Institute, SpriBsflriid
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Baseball
team is planning to hold ar. cat 4 ,or
carnival on their new playing field be
ginning June 23rd The prVv,seds will
be used for the team The opening
night there will be a bie parade. Each
evening there viii be dame ~ and 9th
er attractions.
Mr. and Mrs George " Webster
and daughter Louise ef Boston. al y
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roberts ara
daughter Edna Of Stamford. were ae
guests Of / II. Roberts. School street.
over Sunday and Memorial Day Mrs.
Webster and daughter remained the
rest Of the week
from the pupin in front Of Keah's gar
age in the e.ealng Of Deeora-aon Day,
some Of the oil on the sidewalk caugh,
fire. The ffre alarm was rung and the
department responded bus before ~
arriva lene flames had keen put oui
with aa extinguisher
CorrSne NJ Wilson Of the Smith
Street grammar school has beer
awarded BY the Connecticut Society
OF the Colonial Dases Of America 4
certificate Of merit IN the competition
for prizes offered 70 the pupIss in the
grammar schools throughout she state
for essays on Colonial history
Friends Of Mr. and Mr.. Anthony
Vadnais, HaTTisville. oalle.f upon then
unexpectedly last Sunday evening
with May basket loaded down with
eatableS. among which was hidden {
FIVE dollar gold piece. The friend.
were invited into the home. where {
pleasant evening was spent
State officers Of the Ancient Order
81 Hihernians met in Hartford Sun
day and planned for the state con
vention in Hartford Aug. , and IS
and selected the itinerary for the ma
tional convention at Detroit July 25
% Reports showed a large inereas.
IN membership in this state and BIS
delegatien viii 81 20 Detroit
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES


The graduating class this year will
consist Of thirty.seven students DR..
willard Scott Of Brookline, Mass, has
been secured Is the graduation speak
er Or Scott s "a professional speak
~ u great note and The school Is IN
deed lucky 70 have obtained BIS SER
vices.
Today tfHaagl the team pluyz
Bartlett High q Webster and Tues
day the last eat-ef-to"H eHmf with
hlllihg'y = p#h.el-on. pHt Of the
fifteen games played 30 far. see have
only Lost feaf twice t. flainhcld,
once to f9mffet= school and enee 70
Stafford sHHiHfz
The cadets turned out iH fHll force
Ter thc parade Monday Rudolph
Nelson aat Gerald Ni'art SERVED as
lieutenant = ne absence # the reg
4iaf oiilesf# leroy Anne aae Alfred
hAth'.f. Afsatks tAtid- saHEA5H. '.id
charge oi The company
luts-I.ts seven o. the teaehef SCENT
70 stafford zFflHs io so saE t"am
Hsai ~ 'iii7fa fii=ii Que 8zz Hpp.a
somewhere mi $50 Roi trimmed. s.'
9r Handy Hho $50. Hifb s6ff99i pun
efnai here from POLO ta Htis min
opal ant 1eal supervisor "a at'i=
ford.
Last Ilida}, At noon. tte annual
Memorial lia} exercise &sfe OBJ
served lH De hall. for nearly ~ hour
aila haii= @e set rams - liit isll
y ar spoke Fh6Was l#yief who +
the last survivor 81 the Monitor, and
dr. buchanan. 81 ho SAYS "a great deal
II service dt.= Taylor poke WITH
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-03
PUTNAM PERSONALS

AgaNan Hunt club. East Providence.
July Is. with an entry list comprising
many Of the worlds best tennis play
ers William T Tilden. 2hd. nov
playing abroad in defence Of his I'M
ternational laurels. will be tae rsain
attraction
Hiss Hattie lnman spent Saturday
and Sunday in Worcester.
Nh and Mr.. Milo Warren. Meehan-
les street spent Saturday Ia Morces-
ter.
Mrs Frank Value Of school street
is in at her home with uniammatory
rheumatism
stanton Ballard student at Boston
University. WIS With his parents over
tfe hafday
Armstrong and wife RING
stUect. entertained ther eldest daugh
ter Memorial Day
0n account of the holiday travel
through Putnam 10y train and motor
was unusually heavy Saturday
Airs Harold Miller and Mis- Ellie
lnman of Hartford spent thru days
their home on Grove street
ON Saturday local theatres donated
ten per cent If then receipts to the
Home Fund dtive of the Salvation
Army
Charlie. Law - Middleto,yn. FOR
merg of Putnam. was the guest of
Mrs George Law. Bellies street. Me
mortal Day
Patfohman William Jarvis has been
assigned 20 day duty during thu sum.
mer months and his night beat viii be-
covered by Officer Sponcey
Mr. and Mrs. O. z Bancroft. ae
cempauied by Walter Phillips, meter
ed to Hartford Saturday 10 spead
Sunday and Memorial Day with rela
tives there
Mr. and Mrs Newton A. Ballard
and son Stanton and Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Nash and daughter Of Web
ster metored to Union and spent Ne
mortal Day
Mrs. Eugene Reeves and daughtel
and Mrs. Reeves father, Frank Fois
ey. sr.. formerly Of Putnam. but nov
Of Hartford. were visitors here ovei
Memorial Day
MIR. and Mrs. {. r. Pierce had a,
visitors Memorial Day MIR. and Mrs
L. r. Holman Of Worcester and Mrs
Heath and daughter, Miss Christine
Of Pennington,
Supervisors OF the ~ y. \ II 4
H. railroad we're in Putnam Tuesda,
on tour Of inspection Their speeia
ear and locomotive stopped her,
while several members Of the party
had lunch
Mrs Barrak Smith Of this city anc
Mrs. Cora Joslyn Of Eastford are OF
board sAip bound for England Mrs
Smith is making her first trip 70 hei
eli home in Scotland in AZ years Tn,
ladies expect 70 reach home about ths
first Of October
The card index system 20 b. uset
by IN, police department has been IT,