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New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
FRISCO SURE TO PAY INTEREST.
1alrman Of Executive Committee Denies
Rumors Of Coming Difficulty.

he continued weakness Of the securities Of the
@Ock Island system. which has been believed IN
t'he quarters 10 reflect unfaVorable coming de-
'siopneuts IN The 81. Louis & San Francisco
railroad Company, Z part Of that system. gave
''Ss yesterday 10 = runor that the frisco might
-@Fe difficulty IN meeting its interest charges
& 2 Toak kim rhe chairman oS the executive
sTnznttee however said yesterday afternoon;
The Frisco is going 70 pay its interest charges
q July / There has never been any oouoI
stogc IL
Tie sen--sznusl interest payments Que on jus
aggregate nearly $4,000 on the direct BONDED
eeAgscons and collateral trust notes OF Inc
Frisco VIII several hundred thousands additional
1syable on bonds underlying the refunding mort
GAGE iss-s
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
Notice of Summons.


CCPREME COURT. NEW YORK CoUNTY--ADA
- L Harris as sole cxecutTiL Of and deyisee under
the last will and of Dwight N Harris, de-
ceased PLAINTIFF Joseph H Eoadley Cyrus Field
fuds and Letter Defendants. Summons
with Notice To the named Defendants: You
are hereby summoned { the complaint in
this action. and o a OF your answer on
the PIaiutfr-s Attorney within twenty days after
the service Of this Summons, exclusive Of the day
of service; and OF your failure 70 appear or
answer Judgment will be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated. March 21st 1908
Plaintiffs Attorneys
o-c. and Postor1ce address ST, York
City.
Notice-Talze notice. that upon default 20
appear the above summons, Judgment VIII
he against for the OF twenty five
thousand hundred fortyttree 501Oo dollars with
interest from May 1907, and with costs OF this
action.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To Joseph H HoadIey: The foregoing summons ia
upon you by publication. pursuant order
of Hon Henry A Bschof, A Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF the State New York, dated the 25th day
of June. 1908. and fled with the complaint in the
Office OF the Clerk OF the County of New York. at
County Court House IN the Borough Of Mammal
tan, IN the City OF New York.
Dated June 25th 1908.
wELLMAN, GooCH s sMTTH.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
NEW HEAD FOR FRANKLIN TRUST CO

Arthur King Wood. formerly vice-president OF
~. x-,, >-orden Trust Company, has been elected
rresfdent of the Franklin Trust Company OF
FrooIIyn TO succeed George H. southard' VINO re-
signed last May on account Of Ill health. ON May
last a majority of the stock OF the frahAliL
r--1s- cornnanv was acquired by the Farmers
, s,d Trust Company, of this city. and at the
me time Edwin S Marston. president Of the lat
+r institution and three of its directors hugh T.
At,cbincIoss. Moses T. Py-ne and Charles a Fed-
hody. we're elected trustees Of the Brooklyn coin-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
CHEMICAL COMPANY BOND ISSUE.

The virgtnia-CaroIlna Chemical Company.
cording current in the financial district
yesterday is considering issue OF s15,0g0o0o
bonds part Of which is TO be used 10 retire the
outstanding s. 600. 900 bonds OF the company The
outstanding bonds referred TO are per cent col
lateral trust bonds, due October !, 1872 They are
subject TO call as a whole any interest day at
1o5 and for the sinking fund redeemable IN
amounts Of eco 600 annually at 1o215 and interest
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
HOTEL sARANAc NOT SOLD.

John H Edwards, receiver for the New Aulster-
dam National Bank, denied yesterday the report
that the bank had sold the Hotel Seranac, In
Broadway. near I'D street. of its properties
for s1ooo0oO. It is rot unlikely however, that in
4 few days the property will be sold. 4 Philadel-
phia syndicate is among these trying to acquire it
Shortly after the New Amsterdam National Bank
got into difficulties fall, It reported thar
the Saranac property on the market. The late
Charles T. Barney bought the hotel il 1901. when
il was known as the Rossnore, for s7ooooo. Barney
turned il over to the bank
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
N. & W. PREPARES FoR COAL MOVEMENT.

by Telegraph to The Tribune.
Richmond, Va, June 25-The Norfolk & Western
Railroad has ordered one thousand coal cars placed
each day at the BIuefeld mining district and all
available box cars stored in the yards in and
about Norfolk The mines at Stonega, Widemouth,
Tearns's Creek, AppaIacE1ia, Imboden and other
places are advertising for labor. and the Norfolk &
Western is preparing 70 handle immense snip
rnents of coal this fall. Thousands Of men who
have been out Of employment for months will be
MT 10 work.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
ToNoPAH RESUMES DIVIDENDS.

Philadelphia, June 25.-The directors Of the Tono-
pah Mining Company. Of Nevada. met here to-day
and declared quarterly dividend Of 25 cents a
share The company suspended dividend payments
year ago, up 10 which time dividends had been
paid az the rate Of 100 per cent auuually ths par
value OF the stock being 81 q share
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26

DIVIDEND OF BANK OF FRANCE.
Paris, June 25.-The Bank of France to-day de
ciared a semi-annual dividend of 50 francs
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
BANK OF BOMBAY REDUCES RATE.

Bombay, June 25.-The rate Of discount Of th
Bank of Bombay was reduced to-day from to
per cent
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
To UhOm It MQu Concern.

N-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ESTATE
y OF lanes 4 BresIin has sublet 20 George T
Stoekham formerly manager OF the Bresiin) the
tIo,aI Woicott Thirty-hrst street Manhattan. New
work Cftv and said hotel Is non being Eun oy
StockhauI the only person Interested
ir thereof.
EVELYN NJ RRESLIN.
Of Breslin. deceased.
GEORGE 7. 6TOCEHAA
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
BANK OF BENGAL LOWERS RATE.

Calcutta. June '25-The rate Of discount of the
Bank OF Bengal reduced to-day from to 3
per cent
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. q c. WASH
4 inrtou 20. 1905 OS-Ssaie6 proposals viii bs
~sc.ivsd IL this twelve o'clock July
fanS Tor furnishing and erecting hrcproof starways
On school buildings For-.s
spectfcations information and necessary proposal
bSa1k. NAV be obtained this ONCE. Room No A.
IESPY q F MACFARLANDs HENRY T. WEST.
lay J. MORROW. Commissioners. D. C.
t. & ENGINEER OFFICE ROOM F-L ARMY BUrLD-
u. inz. New York, n Y. June g. 1ScS-Sealse pro
dredging removal Harlem River.
X Z. be received this Office until y VI. Juns
"a and publicly opened Lnfor-nar1cn on ap-
nI.catiou John G. d KNIGHT. Col Engrs-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
SurrogQtes' Notices.

Surogqtes' Notices.
~ pr-psT-ANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. CHARLES
n Fec<ett a Surrogate Of the County or New YORK
- ~ hereby given all persons having claims
9a1s+ yVIIlta-l PaIen5erg lars cf the County OF
Sc V,-, deceased 70 present the with
s~sof 10 the at her place q transactins
Sacketr & Lang. NO. SO Nassau
es p,-ou~h OF Manhattan in the CITY OF New York
- - before the 18th day OF OcrOoer next
O1- - York. the 14ra day of April 1908
-a0- DOROTHY Nj PALMENBERG. Exscut-tx
LANG Attorneys 30 Nszsaa
sAA~n EtEas+ Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
,--=rT WARY HIN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER
X Hon Charles Beckett SuTrosate OF the County
= -, work notice hereby given 70 all prisons hay
~ cIsfms against Mary H Brush late Or the City ot
Ins .-T1ra Mas deceased present ths WITH
Jce-s thereof the Subscribers az their place oc
Office % Charles Larrtrx-
Cftv of Borough
bsror day OF September.
TSs+sS 'SsJy YORK the day cf February. 1908
N-NO- 49, FRANCES A FISpLAY.
WILLIAM II VAN buren,.
Executors
CHARLES p LATTTNG.
Afror-ey for Executors
a pf1- St n 7 City Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
THE BANK FOR SAVINGS.
Dry Dock Savings Institution

34I 843 BOwERY, Cor Sd ST.. NEW YORK
The Trustees declared q dividend for
ending 80, 1905. all entitled
thereto under the bylaws. at the rats OF FOUR
cent. per all not exceeding THREE
1908
Deposits made berors July 10 VIII be entitled
TO interest July / 1903
ANDREW MILLS. President.
WIN r. PATTERSON. Treasurer
CHARLES MIEEIING
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
~ York.-Gerad Huh Gray, as receiver OF the prop-
ery Cyrus Field Judson. plaintiff. against Joseph II
Hoadey. defendant Summons-To the above named de-
You summoned 20 the
plant this copy OF your answer
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days after the
exclusive OF the day OF service.
and your failure answer Judgment
taken against you by Gefault for the reer de-
n1anded in the complaint.
Dated March 18th. 1908.
WEIIMAN GooCH & sMYTH.
Plaintirs Altornsys
Once postofrce address, No 10 Wall St, New York
City
To Joseph Hoadley The foregoing summons IS served
UPON pubLcaIion. pursuant to order Of HoE-
Henry A Bschon justice Of the Supreme Court OF the
STATE OF New York the 25th day Of June. 1905
ana fled with the complaint in the Office OF the Clerk or
the County New York at the County Court House IN
+be Borough Of Manhattan. in the City OF New York
0 ~ WEII.MAN. GOOCH & sAIYTH.
Plaintiffs Ar-orneys.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26

>-w YORK SUPREME CoURT-NEw YORK
y couuty-Fortuna Machins Company. Plaintiff. vs.
go Eischer Defendant.-Sumuons. Plaintiff desires
rial n the County New York To the above named
Thef.,dant You are hereby summoned To the
coTnnlant IN actor and 10 serve copy OF your
mon the plaintiffs within twenty days
sTfer zece Of exclusive OF the day CT
serice and Of failure 70 appear or ansTsr
I1d rrent viii against b. 6efeulx for ths
reIIsf In the compliant
TSat.6 New York. May IS 1908
REDpING, GREELEY & AUSTIN.
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
once Ot1ce Address.
No. IS Park
Borough cf Manhattan
York City
r-srhe Defendant The foregoing
Is served upon you by publication. pursuant order
7. Guy. or the justices OF the
Court OF state OF New York dated the 10Th
dav OF June 1905 and filed with the complaint in the
tts clerk OF the County Of New York a. the
County Court House Borough OF Manhattan City OF
New York.
Yours.
EEDDINCs, GREELEY & AUSTIN.
Attorneys Plaintiff
Once Address.
No IS Park Row.
Borough Of Manhattan
New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26

24J. 1900 BROADWAY. $40 MADISON AVE.
5s3 FIFTH AVE NEW YORK
Evening journal., 1908-06-01
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

ONGRESS has finally adjourned, and al
though the session has been called edo
nothing one, some important measures have
been enacted into law. Some of the bills sug-
gested and urged strongly by the President have
been passed, while others have failed.
The grand total OF appropriations breaks the
record, the total reaching the great figures of
SIoo8So4,So4, which shows the vastness of the
country and the demand for governmental eSpen-
ditures.
In sending messages to Congress, the Presi-
dent has probably broken the records Of his pre-
decessors as Mr.. Roosevelt forwarded to Con
gress twenty messages. Twenty-Five thousand
bills were introduced in the House and vast
number in the Senate
Some of the more important legislation is as
follows:
Financial law whereby banks in periods OF
financial stringency may issue currency to the
amount OF $5oo,ooo,ooo, depositing as security
therefor bonds commercial paper or other assets,
such emergency currency being so taxed as to
insure Its retirement as soon the stringency
has passed
Customs law changed so that importers must
present all evidence in appeal before Board of
Appraisers simplifying procedure, increasing ap-
pralsers salaries and making them removable
only for cause.
Militia made integral part Of the national mill
fary establishment, with additional appropriation
ot 100000 for equipment, etc. making total
annual appropriation for militia of $s,ooo,ooo.
Public buildings bill, authorizing many stric-
lures, purchase of sites, etc. including site for
Departments Of State and Commerce and Labor
National Monetary Commission created
Two new battleships, at cost c[ 100000
each exclusive OF armor and armament: ten tor
pedoboat destroyers, three steam colliers and
Eight submarines
Consular service reorganized.
Widows pensions increased from $S TO S12
month";
Importation of impure tea, tea siftings, etc,
prohibited
I'm God We Trust" restored to gold and sill
yer coins.
Investigation of tariff, preliminary to revision.
ronhned to Ways and Means and Finance Com
mittees.
Model child labor law for District of Columbia.
Employers liability bill enacted to replace that
pronounced unconstitutional by Supreme Court.
Government liability law, providing compensa-
ton to all Federal employees injured.
Evening journal., 1908-06-01
Personal and Pertinent

Hostess-In sorry, Mrs spotl I quite forgot that
you take only milk in your tea, I've given YOU cream
Let me change your cup
Mrs SpUtt ianxious to give trouble)-Oh please
9ont dear Lady Prettiwen don't notice the least
ferencel-Imch
The expert shoemaker is in his way sort of sher-
lock Holmes; he tell by looking at a customers
shoes something about where the lives and this
suoh eommonpaee evidence as that, but by the
In which the snoes show But he is not infaliibo
Here FOR instance is woman who the soles Of
her shoes very thin their forward end at their
Nery tips, there, at the toe; and 10 her;
You live in the country" says the shoe expert
no, says the woman 7 live in the city Why did
you think lived in the country"
Because shoes are so at the toes I Thought
YOU walked macadam roads"
So here the expert slipped mised in this case by not
making due allowance for habit these shoes wearet
nut usually he can tell-New York Sun
Senator Flint Of California has complexion that many
pretty girl might envy, and his general appearance of
vigorous health Is matter of frequent comment His
rehuence IN the salubrious atmosphere California was
@ oIh as the cause OF his rudy sturdy
Meu oeihs untl Few nights ago, when a newspaper
man who wanted the Senator question of more
or less imIor'snoe called him up his home about 10
lie informed that the Senator had retired mora
over the information vouchsafed that hte Senator
h"a retired az o'clocki that he always retired at thar
culnstanccs w my VI
So now everybody who wants a eomnlexion ,,ke ,no
senator Enows how TO achieve t-washngton Herald
Many Of oar ecmmonest dreams are occasoned b, boa
ny conotons or surroundings Loosened sheets at tho
Io"t OF the bed cold night soon deposit sleener
sset IN rivers or snow banks Just second helping al
omner OF tendency to lie ones back in bed read
eonlu.e; Gl..e; up while legions OF spooks.
certain evidence point was collected In Dr =
Stanley HALLS psychological laboratory AZ clark mn
Versity from personal testimony From This n uonia
appear tet edren prefer animals their nightmares
hke-Ladys Realm. ~ ~
Evening journal., 1908-06-01
Notes and Comments

Signs are posted about the streets notifying people
that il Is unlawful 10 expectorate upon sidewalks
The use of bad and proane language is a serious
violation cf the statutes. Too much of both
FIRST New York woman to sheath directoirc
frock gathered somewhat Of following fell over
each other 10 get glimpse. Her press agent will
be heard from in a few months.
Butcher is trying to collect bill the Dowager
Queen OF Portugal The and grandsons this
woman should look for work. and support her
New York shop girl discharged on Wednesday
beeause OF her good looks Too many sought
bargains ct her counter She good and modest
hut pestered by an undesirable element
The Democrats at Washington. in the spasms Of
the ten figures congress tried to make printing paper
cheaper The Republican majority faded proposition
woh fatuous arguments and passed matter to the
next session. Rather good campaign card for the
Democrats.
Keep your on the who casts the first rock
1t Is TO break mans skull; but what he has pro-
duced previous TO that catacysm may TO the
stone thrower.
ity vote In New York Mr.. Mcclellan will be in peculiar
position case OF handing over something for nothing.
Women the advertisements; but the sterner sex
mover miss opportunity show that they too are
curious This paper give you a line on the places
where bargains offered Try the possibilities arm and
-
Evening journal., 1908-06-01
Monday, June I, 1908.
ROOSEVELT REVIVAL.

A S THE time for the Republican Nationa!
"A Convention approaches, there is revival
here and there of talk that the convention may
finally turn in for President Roosevelt and re-
nominate him, in spite of his objections.
This talk is stirred by reports that some dele
gates say they intend to disregard their instruc-
tons and to vote for President Roosevelt on the
first ballot
Two Pennsylvania delegates, who were as
sumed to be for Senator Knox, have made such
announcement, and similar expressions are heard
from other pats of the country. On the eve OF
the convention this talk will probably be louder
than ever, and the question may be not whether
the opposition has any chance of defeating Taft
but whether Roosevelt himself will not be nomi-
mated.
So far as the President is concerned, it must be
accepted that he is utterly opposed to the gossip
mentioning his name for a denomination. He has
been openly and avowedy for Taft, and it is in
conceivable that the President should be party
to any plan looking TO his own nomination.
Yet il must be admitted that the chief strength
OF Mr. Taft lies in the fact that he is presumed 70
be the exponent of the ideas of President Roose-
Welt.
Not that Taft is a mere echo of the President,
because Taft himself is a man of strong individ-
uality and opinions, wise and sagacious sIates-
man, who would, If elected, have an adfninistra-
tion distnctively his own. But his approval OF
the policies of the President has been apparent,
and this fact has won him votes.
Those who disposed TO jump to Roosevelt
Rgan prefer the apostle to one of his disciples.
Evening journal., 1908-06-01

The annual choral festival of Old
Swedes Church will be held In the
parish house this evening. Following
will be the program: Piano duet
'Tancredi," Rossini. Miss Blanche
Zeigrist and Rev. A. F. Clay; chorus
Praise Ye the Father" Gounod, Old
Swedes Choral Society; vocal solo.
Spring Has Come" Maude Valerie
White. Miss Clara Mason; chorus.
"Carnovale," Rossini, Choral Society;
piano solo. WAR March Of the Priests"
Mendelssohn, Rev A. +. Clay; chorus.
Hunting Song" Choral Society; ladies'
chorus, BY the Sea-" Neapolitan al e;
piano duet. "Lustspeil," Miss Blanche
Zeigrist and Rev. A. r. Clay: chorus.
Hail, Smiling Morn" Spofforth, Choral
Society; vocal solo, Now Sleeps the
Crimson Petal" Roger Quilter Miss
Clara Mason; chorus, "Song Of the
Vikings" Eaton Faning. Choral So
ciety; "Boatman's Good Night" Schira;
chorus. Italia" Donnizetti: chorus
Soldiers Chorus" from Faust, Gou-
nod; MY Country, 'Tis of Thee
Evening journal., 1908-06-01
Social and
Personal

John Hastings. Of pe'lnar, VINO has
been employed as a carpenter for some
time past in this city. has returned
to his home
Miss Edith Twilley is the guest o.
relatives in Seaford
Miss Emily Frazer. Of Elkton, who
has been visiting friends in this city
for sometime. has returned to her
home.
Mrs. William Gilbert has returned to
her home in North East, after a brief
visit TO friends In this city.
Mrs. Oscar Jones has returned from
Perryvule, where she was the guest Of
friends.
Mrs John Ward and daughter have
returned to their home in Perryville,
after visiting relatives here.
The Rev. George Dawson has return
ed from Perryville, where he visited
friends.
+. 10. Hoover is visiting his parents,
who reside at Cecilton.
Mrs. Howell Pedrick and Master Wal
lace. of this city, are visiting friends
at Woodlawn.
Mrs. Samuel Churchman is visiting
her parents at Woodlawn.
Mrs. Edwin Barnes and Miss Kate
Williams, Of Woodlawn, have returned
TO their homes, after a pleasant visit
to friends in this city.
Professor A. II. Rodeman, conductor
Of the Wilmington Orchestra, left Phil
adelphia on Wednesday, May 27, for
an extended vacation in Germany
Thomas r. Mechem was the guest Of
the Rev. James Mecham, a delegate Is
the General Conference Of the Method
ist Episcopal Church from Pittsburg.
on Saturday in Baltimore. Mr.
Mechem spent yesterday with the
family Of Thomas G. Mechem, at BerlS-
ley Springs, West Virginia.
Evening journal., 1908-06-01

One Of his friends in New York yesterday re-
marked that Cardinal Logue the Irish prelate
now on a visit TO America, was in danger Of
being killed by kindness. Certain it is that the
cardinal has led most strenuous life since he
arrived in America, and he must be convinced
that we are always on the move in this country.
Our way of entertaining distinguished guests
and showing hospitality towards them appears 70
be to keep them the move all the time. For
tunately the cardinal is a man of remarkable en-
durance or he would have before this succumbei
under the strain of one function following an
pther in which he either officiates or is the guest
OF honor.
Evening journal., 1908-06-01
SALESIANUM TO
GRADUATE FOUR

Commencement exercises of the
Salesianum will be held in the New
Century Club building cn June %.
There are four pupils IN the class, as
follows: Edward Crossan, John
Pietiszka, Thomas Lawless and Wit
liam Mclaughlin.
The Rt Rev. ). ]. Monaghan. bishop
Of Wilmington. will preside, and the
address win be made by Professor
Monaghan, LII D.. of Notre Dame
University, who was recently awarded
a medal for eminent service in the
Catholic cause
Music will be furnished by a double
quartette and large orchestra of Phil
adelphia musicians. several choruses
and other notable selections to be
given.
Evening journal., 1908-06-01

College Athletic Association officers
The Athletic Association Of Della
ware College has elected the following
officers; W. f. Wingett. 90, president,
r. H. Palmer, 'O9, secretary and treas
urer; r. ]. Ward. 'O9. manager of base
ball team; J. Shipley, 10. assistant
manager; V. H. Jonesf. '09. manager
Of track team; E. w McGarvey. '0s.
manager Of tennis team. Many of the
contentious with which the assoc,a-
tion has had to deal in the past will
likely be removed by a new set Of by
laws which are about to be adopted.
Evening journal., 1908-06-01
To HoId MoonIIaht Picnic.

Miss McClafferty's classes will hold
moonlight picnic at Eden Park on
Wednesday evening. There viii be
quadrille dancing and music by an
orchestra The occasion promises to
be delightful The Friday evening
class, under the direction Of Miss Alice
Stevenson Clark, chaperon, will have
its annual picnic on Friday evening,
June 5.
Evening journal., 1908-06-01

]. Pierpont Morgan is quoted as saying that
prosperity will return with the election of Taft
as president. Not so long ago men who echoed
the views of Mr.. Morgan were confident that if
Taft were to be nominated and elected the coun-
try would go to destruction.
Evening journal., 1908-06-01

Crab Meat at A. H. Ainscow's.+
Little Neck CLANS at A. II. Air.
scow's.t
Fresh Lobster at A. II. Ainscow's.+
Soft Crabs at A. II. Ainscow's.s
Fresh Fish at A. II. Ainscows.f
Evening journal., 1908-06-01
Name

Central National Bank .....s.....s.........s
afinelS Dthnk .s...sss-..s.so..ssssssss-
First Nationel Bank s.......................
Natl Bank OF Wilmington 4 Brandywine
Union National Bank .......-.s..........-...
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Co.....-
Wilmington Trust Company ..............
American Vulcanized Fibre, preferred....
Delaware Railroad Stock ..................
Wilmington Gas * Electric Com .......-.s
Wilmington Gas * Electric, pfd .......-..
Wilmington, New Castle & So, Ry., COM.
Wilmington, New Castle a. So.s fy., pIrd
Wilmington Light Power * Telephone co
Name bonuS
American vulcanized Fibre Bonds ......
Wilmington Cit1 Railway Bends ..........
Wilmington & Chester Traction Bends-..-
Wilmington Gas q Elect. Bonds ..-........-
Wilmington, New Castle & SO. Bonda..-.
Deimarvia Telephone Bonds .............ss...
Wilmington Light. Power & Telephone "