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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

portrait, on ivory. Mrs. Robley c. Mum
ger CEtoile Ashford stands in one of the
photographs leaning against back
ground of gorgeous tapestries, the perfec-
ton of her childlike face as daintily
hawless as a wonderfully carved cameo.
Miss Helen Ahbotts appearance is
type Of home portraiture; it was made at
the base of the stairway of her resi-
denee and is a charming representation Of
an interesting girl. There are a number
of these photographs-the type that add
another element to the charm of person.
altiy, that of the home surroundings.
In the window set apart for the par
ticular notables, however appeared a
display of representative Birmingham
men. Among them. each as natural as
life, were Maj. e. M. Tutwler, Mr. John
l.. Kaul Mr.. George b. Mccormack, MIR.
Walker Percy, Gen. Louis ". Clark, DR..
Dunbar sibley, Mr.. Henry l.. Badham,
Mr.. G. r. Harsh. Mr.. Frank Nelson, Jr.,
Mr.. Frank crockard Mr. George Gordon
Crawford and Mr.. III. s. Ryding
One Disappointment
There is a delightful family group of
Mrs. j. e. Frazier and her children made
in their living room at home, and another
OF Master Jack Frazier at the telephone
his little face beaming as he answers the
voice at the other end of the lne-his
fathers. Then there are a number of
charming girls-Miss Katherine McCor-
mack, Miss Elizabeth Wyman, Miss Mar
garet Moore, Miss Margaret Nelson, Miss
Katherine Ledbetter and others in that
group Of near debutantes," whose
beauty and sweetness augur well for fu-
ture gayeties in Birmingham.
These form bllf small t,orfiQn of tba
exhibitions to be found in the studios;
they are endless, for while, to the art
dealer, there is an art season. in this
branch of art there is no season. The
only type really lacking L Inquired about
over at the nearest photographers II
would like to have the photograph of a
very old man. A dear old person. with
long white beard, with wrinkles about his
eyes that come from laughter, and lines
about his mouth that come from tears"
had thought of him, too, wearing the
type of headgear referred to as Skull
cap" like dear old Captain Ward used to
wear, but did not wish to be exacting.
And they told me very firmly; mo, we
have no very old men. Yes, Of course.
we would like to photograph them; they,
would be interesting. but we just haven't
them"
That was the only disappointment; no
old men. Maybe there aren't any old
men in Birmingham any more. Our men
won't be old men, just as our women
won't be old women Life is too inter-
esting, too wonderful here. People
haven't time to grow old.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

WIZ De quite a masterpiece.
The Khaki Camp Girl
In the window this week, prominently
displayed, were pictured images of Mr..
John w. Sibley, MIR. Richard w. Massey,
Mr. l.. Sewer, Mr.. NJ. p. Messer, Judge
q. x. Campbell, Mr.. c. II. Nesbitt, DR..
James K. Powers of Florence, Mr. Will
liam A. Walker, Judge Eyster of Deca-
tur, Judge John C. Pugh and other well
known Alabamians. The family of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Fies is an interesting
picture in the display and in the adjacent
space were number of young women
who are well known socially. There is
striking pose of Miss Marguerite Ehr-
mann, who made her home here as a
child and frequently returns for visit:
like her sister, Miss Alvis Ehrmann, she
always appears the epitome of fashion
and in this photograph is at her best
Miss Annie Laurie a pretty Montgomery
girl, who is a favorite in the younger set
here, is also represented, and of a differ
ent type is the picture of Miss Bessie
McCrossin, who stands slender, distin-
guished and with quiet ease in the pic
ture which is essentially characteristics
for the ornament in her hair is suited to
e'iS hdihCi Oilthtdl Type vi. ilSr Dcduty.
Miss Frances Nance, who visits her sis
ter, Mrs. Jesse Yeates, appears In the
window, pretty reminder to her friends
here of her delightful personality.
There are any number of striking and
clever poses at Covell's. One presents
Mrs Sampel Hobbs of Selma in guise
that brings the young girl. Sara Ellen
Greene, back 'home." For as Miss Greene
one of the joys of her young days was
camp life. In her big rough straw hat.
and her Khaki suit, with sleeves rolled
up and her hair in two braids, she is al
most as fascinating as she was in the
satin and lace of her bridal attire at one
OF the most conspicuous weddings of last
winter
Then there are any number of fascinat-
ing children's pictures; children alone and
with their mothers. One presents Mrs
Felix Drennen. and her two beautiful.
children, another Mrs. Paul Earle, with
her merry little baby in her arms and
the other elder children. standing near
her Mrs. George Connors, with her
charming children, is one of the beauties
OF the collection and Mrs. Max Winlxler
another
Ihere is always lively interest in the
windows OF the Birmingham View COM
pany. Mr. Knox, the proprietor, appears
TO nave his finger always on the pulse of
the community. He, like our staff pho
tographeri Mr.. II. G. Baird. IS on the
scene of an event almost before it oc-
ours and is ready with the proof of an
eye witness as to how 1t all came about.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

There are clever street corner scenes In
which some dainty lady is, perhaps. pin
ming tag or a brassard to the lapel of
some delighted gentleman, or another
which shows Representative Hobson or
or Jacob Riis or somebody else out Of
the hall of fame, and the precise fit Of
his coat and the style of his hat, as well
as his method of walking down the
street. There are summer girls in swings
and hammocks, ON the golf links at the
Roebuck or Country club and prize speci-
mems of chickens and cows at the state
fair and babies. There is the cunning
little fellow taking his ''first steps,, as
he is just above, and the other little chap
IN the tub showing new method Of
keeping cool. =
AZ the Palmer studio dozens of clever
Things are to be found. One of the love-
nest is framed photograph Of Mrs "a
j. Bowron and her small son, Jack Bow
ron, taken some time ago but neverthe-
less one OF the most beautiful types of
pictured motherhood to be found in Bir-
mlngham. Her sister, Mrs Charles G.
Davis F'lorrie Roden), with little curly
headed Charles, Jr., is also in the COL
iectlon- Another excellent demonstration
Lo99ipiitie5 III Photographic art
IS MIS-. John w. Sibley's picture, which
IN the Old time vernacuar is a speak
ing likeness, and thus extremely hand
some In his priestly robes the Rev. DR..
Wiiliam Edwin Evans, former rector of
the Church of the Advent, smiles down
from one OF the walls with the same ex-
preston that his friends here have so
olten seen him wear-one of mingled
sweetness and quizzical amusement An
otner photograph that catches one's at
lentioh Is that of Mrs. Benedict Bosh-
WIZ Sne wears the Indian costume in
whlcn she has sung at times the quaint,
captiVating airs describing the life of
these wlid people. There is certainly no
one one better fitted to interpret Indian life
,han this picturesque little woman with
her raven hair the slender strength of
her PHYSIQUE and the even contour of
ner vivid oval face. A stunning photo
srapn or Miss Louise Archibald and one
OF MISS Hettie Sibley are among the at
Tactive studio features
Which Most Interesting?
When choosing at random from the he
Widering array of photographs at the
stephenson studio, Miss McEvoy of the
studio exerted especial weight to have
the photographs of men rather than
women selected. They are SO much
more interesting" she exclaimed There
IS all the difference in the world to be
found with them. Women. Dear me!
With the exception of the clothes, they
are all just about the same; pretty, of
course, for If woman is hopelessly
plain she will not have photograph.
But look at these men. You may study
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

son studio; the impression created by
each image was decidedly interesting.
In going the rounds of the studios yes
terday then thought of this matter of
character study was in my mind-the
wasn't another looked like a French
count, and wasn't.
But the most constant and some think
the most. interesting subject in the
hands of the picture man is the child !;
the baby in its unframed sweetness;
the tiny boy or girl or the older lad
or lass, the promise of whose future
can be read in his unstudied pose and
cheerful frank young face. Mr.. Ped
dinghaus was the first of the present
leading photographers to specialize in
juvenile photography. Many years ago
he caught the gift of amusing the
youngsters and could get just the play
fulness or the funny solemnity which
the tiny fellow would have were he
at home. His studio down on First
avenue is full of little people in pic
tured guise now. There are little
round ald-headed cherubs and older
babies in short white frocks, Dutch
bonnets and brief white socks: babies
patiently having their pictures taken.
and those having a fine old time with
out care for picture or photographers.
Some are displayed in dozen POSI-
tions and as many moods, side by side.
One of the most attractive portrays
the two children of Mr.. and Mrs. A. e.
Moody. They appear together and there
are some ten or dozen poses Mrs.
William e. Fort and her tiny son COM
pose one of the charming photographs
in this studio.
High School Seniors
The seniors of the Birmingham High
school are all to be found here. clever
faces they have and they must have
been a capital subject There are
framed pictures ON the walls enlarged
from smaller kodak films and tremen-
dously interesting for the action and
outdoor spirit they display. A girl in
a MILDLY blouse and with a big bow OF
RIBBON on her hair is playing tennis
on the lawn in one big picture and lust
as true as lie. Another shows q group
OF house party girls on the lawn. There
are other photographs made indoors.
one OF Mrs Alex Cecil is pretty rep
resentation of remarkably pretty wo
man ana her vivacity and good humor
We're caught by the photographer in the
best spirit.
Mr. Hugh T. Morton. who has just
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

Top row; Mrs. Frank Nelson, Jr.,
(Stephenson), Miss Annie Laurie Co
velD, Mrs. William e. Tort and son
(Peddinghaus), Edward Hobson (Steph-
enson). Center: Mrs. John w. SibIey
(Palmer), His First Step, (Knox).
Lower row' Mrs. Samuel Hobbs Geo.
vell) Frances and Sarah Rogers (Mor-
tom, Mrs. A. ID. Cecil (Peddinghaus)
DR. w. e. Evans (Palmer). Lower left.
"fSeeping Cool" (Knox), Mrs. Wiley
Puckett (Morton).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

Not long ago paragrapher in The
Age-Herald commented upon the dis
play of prominent men of Birmingham
to be found in the window at Stephen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09

FOR SALE-Sixty farm, containing
Groom house, barn and all necessary
out-buildings. one acre is small fruits.
Il acre in rhubarb, 30 cherry and plum
trees; 10 acres ia rye. Located ia miles
east OF Bertrand. Price $4,000. Viii also sell
team and all farm implements il desired.
Lot 1. No. 5, Milburn place, on contract
OF 50 per month; value $l2OO. $3.50 paid
VIII sell for amount paid, balance per
contract All improvements in and paid
for.
For Rent-Yacant room on 5. Michigan
ST. near Broadway, suitable for meat mar
ket. Rent $50 per month.
Eighteen-acre tract on Edwardsburg
road, four miles from city. New house
and barn. -Four acres in small fruits; 90
peach and cherry trees; 30 grape vines; II
acres under cultivation. Price $500
Farm of III acres Of good productive
clay loan soil ia southwest Michigan, pa
miles from railway market. Can't be beat
for stock fruit or grain. 100 acres under
cultivation, Dalauce meadow and timber.
30 acres mint or sugar beet land, which
will produce 500 10 $3.50 per acre il pro-
perly worked. VIII take good house and
lot IA town or TO S-acre lot near city
with buildings thereon, In part payment.
Price $50 per acre.
Three year lease on 2-story brick build
ing, containing saloon, with fixtures,
stock and license 70 August 1913 VIII sell
for $500.
Two practically new dwellings on y St
Joe ST Renting for $40 per month. Fine
7-room residence on lot 53x165 feet at No.
1915 5. Main st. Hot water heat and all
modern improvements. with open stairway.
Of fruits and grapes. Paved streets, side
walk sewer, water and gas all In and paid
for. Price $1,000. good investment
Lot No u In Huey Heights addition on
pa ments OF 81 per week. All payments
made 10 February S2TT paid, value OF lot
$425. No taxes or interest until purchase
price has all been paid VIII take the
amount already paid and purchaser can
assume payment for the balance ar the
rate called for-S1 per week.
For particulars concerning any OF the
above call on J. W. Peters, or telephone
Home 1868 or 6O65. Bell S33
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09

VACATION AMI RECREATION DAYS.
are ~ LuuQ 4au aaC u aVNSssIty lUr good
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auu 90 lave nOL &c AlOEsy ~ a.
vantage OL same, thea act Is supp4y T00
NIL naecter AnOuaL neCeos44y. OSf
pay A1euL pLahs aES easy, auu
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SlOUJ ~ S-UVOO % AVuscnO4u sOO1s, 49,
SuOs, I've sLOCk, etc., h4tuyuL lvaaVFaL "a
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ageut NL4 caII ~ you aBG eADi4ln 0ur
Y-aHs-
PkUA lDENT LOAN Co,
Authorized capita, SJO,VyU.U0
Oldest, gesL anu Most IsellaOle "a
SOrLleru Indiana
Licensed and Bonded.
50l ). Michigan 81, Cor Wayne,
(Oyer 30 Clothing store
Home Phone OOs5. Bel Phone 1859
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09
NO LICENSE NEEDED
IN MICHIGAN YET
County Clerk at st. Joseph Says New
Law Does Not Go Into Effect
Until Jan. 4, 1914.
Editor News Times,

Editor News-Times,
South Bend. Ind:
I am just in receipt OF the laws
passed by the last legislature and
have had so many inquiries from
South Bend people for copy OF same.
that I thought II might interest them
10 know that the license law on fish
ing in this state did not go into effect
until Jan. /. 1914, so that it will not
affect the game fishing this season.
It was supposed that the law would
take effect 80 days after the legisla-
ture adjourned, but this law is made
effective Jan. /, 1914, so that any
anglers may fish as heretofore without
q license.
II you are interested in the matter,
the readers or sports that read your
paper would no doubt be interested If
you should publish the same.
Yours respectfully,
Geo. w. Iarkworthy,
County Clerk.
81. Joseph. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09

FOR SALE.
AD S-rOom strictly modern house at 1896
Michigan av bargain for cash.
\ Broom modern house at lib Haney
av. Fine location.
Groom house at zoos Leer st.
1 house and lot in Lincoln lark addi-
ton, near West Division ST.
New homes in SOuthmOOr park, near
south side car line
o-rOOm house. modern except furnace,
oil Allen st.
o-roOm house at 102S DeMaude aV
A Groom house at lib East Sorin ST
a Groom house on an acre lot near West
Division 81. in Lasalle Park addition.
4 apartment fiat modern, FOG S.
Michigan st.
\ double house, big lot. 1s2l-1S23 S.
Michigan st.
Lots in Birner Place addition. south OF
Michigan ay. on Allen, Blaine and Lindner
sts.
Improved property to trade Cor vacant
lots.
We sell lots in SOuthmoOr = ark, Birner
Place aid Lincoln Park additions.
Fire Insurance Rents collected.
w. +. FUREN,
Room 2O4 Summers Bldg
Bell Phone SO6. Home Phone 5S6G
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09
NorICE az ADMINISTRATORS.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed by the clerk
OF the circuit court OF ST Joseph county,
OF Matthew G.. Clarke, late OF St. Joseph
county, deceased
Said estate is supposed TO be solvent.
Mary J. Clarke,
EXecutrtx.
Aug. s. 1913
+. G. wurzer. Attorney for Estate.
Aug 9-16-23
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09
BUILDING COLLAPSES.

BATTLE GREEK, Mich.-Twenty
girls and as many men narrowly es-
capped death when the Zelinsly build
ing. extending from +. Main to +.
state St. collapsed. Workmen exca-
waiting on the adjoining lot undermin-
ed a wall Of the building. The laundry
mangles which the girls were oper-
ating were torn from in front Of them
AID deposited in a mass in the cellar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09

City OF South Bend. Indiana, Depart
meut Of Public Works.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing street improvement has been COM
pleted
Grade, curb and walk on Elmer Street
from Michigan Avenue to North line
Mayr's Mich. Avenue Addition. under i'm
provement resolution No. 1874, In the City
Cf South Bend. Indiana.
Walk and curb on Howard Street from
Notre Dame Avenue 20 Eddy Street.
under improvement resolution No. 153. in
the City Of South Bend. Indiana
There Is on fle IN the office OF this
Board, and subject 20 public inspection
az assessment roll. which contains the
names OF AL property owners who are
subject 10 assessment. q description OF
the property 10 be assessed. and the
amount OF each prima facie assessment
This Board az Its Office in the City Hall.
viii on the 22nd day OF August 1913. at
: 40 p 10. receive and hear rernon strances
as 70 the amount OF ruch assess uent,
and will decide whether the assessed lots
or tracts OF land have been or will be
specially benefited by said Improvement
IN the amounts named on said roll
Board Of Public Works
Otto c. Bastian
Francis T.. Lambert.
Charles F. Med balsd
Arthur r Perley, Clerk OF the Board.
Aug. 4-5-6-7-s-e.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09
KILLED HIS BROTHER.

PONTIAC.-While firing at a hawk
in the country near here. Morris Ben
jamin, II years old, accidentally shot
and killed his brother, 4 years old.
The boys are sons of Frank Benja-
min OF indianapolis, and were visiting
at the home Of their uncle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09
PROPOSALS. FOR STREET IMPROVE


City Of South Bend. Indiana. Depart
ment OF Public Works
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro
posas wiz be received by the department
OF public works 81 the city OF south
Bend. Ind, up 20 10 o'clock n. N. OF the
IND day OF August 1913 for the exc
cuticn OF the following work:
Grade, curb and walk on Foster street
ron Howard street % St Vincent street.
under improvement resolution No. 2Tl. IN
the city OF Soath Bend Indiana.
Grade. surb and walk on Tenth street
from Wall street 20 Grand Trunk Western
Ry- Company. under Improvement reso-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09
TIE.n Up RuRGIAR-

JACKSON and Thomas
Mulraney OF Leoni township. found a
negro ransacking their home. They
tied him 10 a tree and called for the
sheriff. When the officers arrived the
negro had escaped. however.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09

DGDA-NLoto AALNs
a armeIs, ana LaUVretb borrow money from
- ~ Fay Lnelr Dlils- a. - 4dlr ana uOu-
liable ~ DVIIVW money ArJL4 lie DaIAs.
% - a. honorable ~ 80 ~ aHy re4la-
OlS Ian CVupany ~ DOrrON money.
&c luN41s !OU ~ 49, sate tae reputat4OA
u lie oVuL4 Deuu OrUu4I ~. auu "a yVu
anO lneHI Lax "a theif uea4anss, cala auu
80 LAenl gave gVU lAvlE G4lus a yO1 are
80 "a money.
sOUIu DEAD CREDIT ~.
LOU -. seuersOD Blvd,
dome LHOz- 40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09

luton No. 2s7, in the city of South Bend,
Indiana
Grade, curb and walk on CoTby street
from east end of said street as plated
out in AIarey's addition to Walsh street,
under improvement resolution No. .5I. In
the city OF South Bend. Indiana
Complete drawings and specifications OF
said work are now file ia the office OF
the department OF public works In the
city hall. Of South Bend, Indiana. The
board reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids.
Board of Public Works.
Otto G. BaStian.
Charles +. NiedbalSki.
Francis +. Lambert,
Arthur p. Perley, Clerk Of the Board.
Aug. 9-16.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed have been appointed by the clerk
OF the circuit court of st. Joseph county.
state of Indiana. executors Of the estate
Of ROsalia SOsnowski, late of St Joseph
county, deceased.
Said estate is supposed 10 be solvent.
Joseph SoSnOwski
A Wroblewski,
Executors.
Aug s. 1913
HurbulL McInery. McInery x Yeagley,
Attorneys for Estate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09
TRIED TO SAVE BOY.

Mt. CLEMENS.-In an effort to
save d. Peltier, 11-year-Old son Of
George Peltier. Sal Stavitzky, 20 years
old, was drowned in the Clinton river.
Peltier's canoe capsized.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

FIVE IN ONE for the housewife Sal
sad saves labor and money. For trial
order cali Bell one 1868. l. c. AFFORD,
IO7 l. crest aV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09
NOTICE.

State OF Indiana. st. Joseph county IS.
In the ST. Joseph Circuit Court, May
term. 1913.
Fred Woodward vs.. Joseph l. Brown. ct
-.
On contract 1900
BE n known that the above named Tlain-
tin has filed in the office OF the tIerk
OF said Court complaint against said De-
fendant IN the above cause together with
a proper affidavit that said Defendan-,
his Joseph l. Brown. Sarah Brown,
Claude Y. Brown are not residents OF the
State OF Indiana
said defendants are hereby notified that
said cause viii stand for trial on the
18th day Of Sept, 1913, the same being
the Ord day Of the next term OF said
Court 10 commence at the City OF south
Bend. or the 2nd Monday in Sept next,
on which day said Defendants are re-
Quired 10 appear 10 said action
Frank b. ChristOph. Clerk.
July 26-Aug. 20
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X y y X X x X X X X X
STATE NEWS
X X X X X X X X X X x X
MUSE PAY RILI

TERRE HAUTE.-Judge Cox in the
superior court. gave a judgment TO the
Terre Haute Printing Co, ordering the
city 10 pay $2.54S for supplies in the
spring primaries. The council re-
fused 10 pay. declaring the bill excess
sive. citing the cost at Indianapolis as
half that asked here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09

FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE--Au kinds
and sizes OF farms, ranches. plantations
ard city properties and stocks CT mer-
chandise, everywhere; SO dGn't miss us u
You want TO do business
REED REALTY CO.
20 Jefferson Bldg.
Home Phone 5dS6: Bell Paone 2G4S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09

advertise pl1Yate aIu confidential, etc.
" 40 need We AoG1AAILD ~ 10 ~ al hon
oracle Ivan company 10 DO1rOw money
L Ae answer -, ~ IN, Ia yVlr QVulauua
~ nIOue! a.S lcg ItIIIlSue.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09
WE CHALLENGE

any Loan Company ~ gave u lower rate
LHan tne SOutn Deud CreuIt Company aBd
WIIl IOIIOM ~ lvtJer the rates prVkiueu
~ Tie new 4Ga u pei ceuL per
lAVuLn. SO.OU OndrsVs lVr luaklng tne Loan
ana ~ eAoenue0 "a renewed per cent %
ne balance ~ renewal " SA.vuslVu.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-09
he WANTS ARE THE CLEARING HOUSE OFF BUSINESS ACTIVITY
FOR RENT-HOUsES.

FOR RENT room house. modern ex-
cept furnace. Gas and electricity, bath
with instantaneous heater. paved street.
40 feet from car line $500 No. 734
Wtlber St. inquire next door south, or
telephone Home phone 1854. Bell 634.