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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
Sub Liner Apparently Com
pIeteIy Fitted For Return
Trip But No Dash is Made
to Escape Allied Ships.
.tional News Service

News Service:
BALTIMORE. Md. July Il.
Plans to evade the British
warships grimly guarding the
road to the open sea off the Viz
ginia capes today absorbed the
attention of Capt. KOenig Of the
German submarine Deutschland.
Capt. Koenig and the local
agents Of the Ocean Rhederei.
which owns the Deutschland
leaves her slip in Baltimore
harbOr until she clears the
capes she will be constantly un-
der the scrutiny of enemy eyes.
A small feet of fast motorboats.
manned by observers of the al
lied powers. is scattered along
Chesapeake bay with orders To
watch the Deutschland and keep
the allied cruisers off the capes
Informed Of the submarines
movements.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
SENATE GRANTS
FREE MAIL USE
To STEEL TRUST
PenroSe Gets ADS" Against
Government Armor Plant
Into Record.
4 RESULT OF THE FIX
International News Service /.

International News Service
WASHINGTON, july p. - The
most violent debate the senate has
heard this session was staged today
between Sen. Oliver OF Pennsylvania,
and Sen. Reed of Missouri. when
Reed charged oliver with trying
TO vote money into his own pocket
by hghting the armor plate provision
Of the navy bill
Sen. Reed was aroused be
cause. while hc was out of the
chamber Sen. PcnrOSe of Penn
sylvania succeeded i'm obtaining
the senate's consent To have
presented a. y public document
all the advertisements of the
Bethlehem Steel Co. against the
proposed government armOr
plate plant. The advertisements
will be printed and mailed out
To the country at the expense of
the government.
Sen Reed attacked the supporters
II the armor plate companies gen
orally and Sen. oliver particularly.
declaring that divers motion to
strike out the armor plate plant
provision of the naval bill was in
spired by "a desire 70 vote money
into his own pockets"
Sen oliver leaped 90 his feet, but
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
BUY TRUCKS Of
SOUTH BEND co.
Board of Safety Accepts To-
cal Bids For Fire De-
partment Apparatus.

AT the meeting of the board Of
safety held Friday morning the bid
of the South Bend Motor Car Co.
on the aerial truck and the combiua-
ton pump and hose wagon was ac-
Cepted The local company's bid
was the lowest offered and after sew
eral weeks OF consideration during
which a trip was made 10 number
of fire truck Misunderstanding plants
over the country. the board decided
the South Bend company's PROPOSE
ton 10 be the most practical The
price Of the two trucks amounts 10
$16.75O
Specifications CALI for combina-
ton pump and hose truck and IS
IT. Seagraves aerial truck. Both cars
will be six cylinder and tract D.
drawn. A contract viii bee drawn
up and signed and turned over 20 the
council for approval IL Is expected To-
have the trucks ion operation here
within the next four months
Traffic conditions were discussed
by the board during the session
rams VIII ne nldDt 100 ElhF Ilt 70 dI
fc men shorter hours different
shifts being arranged while it b.
probable that semaphores bearins
Go ahead and stop win bee pur-
chased by the traffic officers.
Make BIB Arrests.
A total of 322 arrests were made
by the police department during
the month of June. according 20
the report. aled with the board Of
safety Friday morning The report
shows 300 white males and seven
white females arrested while nine
colored men were taken into custody.
Three persons were wanted else
where = were released and 1s2
were nned Two were imprisoned.
six We're acquitted and IS sentences
were suspended The court dism.s
I'D 81 cases while eight We're certi-
lied 70 the Juvenile court Six men
were sent 20 the state penal farm
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21

Capt. Koenig Worried,
Crew Impatient, But
Deutschland Stays Here

ment This plan led 20 the belief
that the Deutschland on her way TO
this country carried American secur-
tiles owned i'm Germany which have
since been quietly sold in the Amer
lean market
VIII Carry Letters.
The super-submarine VIII also
carry 10 Germany correspondence
seeking TO re-estabIiSh. trade in Ger
man potash Fertilizer manufac-
turers i'm the United States. have
POUNDS their business crippled by the
lack OF potash and as result the
farmers of the country have been
una bic 10 properly treat their land.
Letters already aboard the Deutscn-
land seek an agreement under
which potash would be- released
from Germany under "A guarantee
that il would be used solely for fer
tilizers. 10 be consumed i'm this
country
Marine observers here today were
inclined 10 the belief that the
Deutschland would lie quietly at her
dock in Baltimore until weather
conditions exactly suited her COM
mander. They predicted that 20
start would be made ON the Yong
undersea trip until the storm now
off the southern coast had passed
north
Capt. kOenig il Worried
Meantime Capt. koenig was plain
L. becoming worried and impatient
at the delay and the officials Of the
submarine line were becoming irri-
tated Their anxiety showed itself
in q tightening of the already tense
secrecy surrounding the Deutsch-
land. Guards were redoubled last
night and every craft that passed up
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
FnUR DE OF HEAr.

BUFFALO. ~ N. July 21-Four
are dead and seven were overcome
az the result Of the heat here yes
terday one man was overcome
while riding on an ice WAGON Hc
feU to she ground anu both arms
Hsre broken
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
LegaliSta'S Junta Meets in Ell
PaSO Where Plans For
Overthrow of CarranZa
Government Are Made.
FACTIONS SAID TO HAVE
STRONG GOLD BACKING
New York FinanCierS Inter-
eSted in New Movement.
Villas Approach Sec
ondary in Interest.
International News Service.

International News Service.
Ell PASO, Tex, July 21.-MeXican
politics and the promise OF new
revolution took all Of the interest
out Of Mexican military affairs today
when the junta of the new Legalista
party held its meeting in Ell Paso
and rounded out its plans for the
overthrow Of the Carranza govern
ment.
The meeting was enthusiastically
cheered by the gun runners am
munition and arms statesmen, and
the other camp followers for profit
only. who hail each new revolution
as "a business proposition.
Has Backing i'm L. ).
The Legalista faction began to re-
eeive real serious consideration
when il was reported that New York
banking concerns were vitality in
terested in its welfare and were
ready TO back it TO the extent OF
MANY millions. In addition, the
names of many wealthy Mexicans-
many of them at present residents
OF FL Paso-were used as support
ers of the new party
Gold has been considered for some
time the real solution of the Next
can problem. and the Legalistas are
said to have enough of the yellow
metal TO upset the de facto govern
ment and institute their own.
With gold the Legalistas. il is
claimed. have made successful head
way in converting Carranzistas Off
Gals to their cause. With gold they
hold out the prospect of relief for
the starving poems Of Mexico. With
gold they plan to make an invasion
Of the state of Chihuahua and sever
it from Carranza control as the first
step i'm making a foundation for
their new government.
villa Now Secondary.
For all these reasons the fact that
"Pancho" Villas hordes was still
all around Chihuahua and threaten
ing hourly TO begin the sacking of
that city took secondary cOnsidera-
ton. The optimistic reports of Gen.
Matias Ramos. who achieved COM
munication with headquarters to
again report that he had Villa in a
bad way. did not arouse the usual
interest
MilitiameH were elated today over
Gen FunstOn's request for automO-
bile guardsmen TO take the place OF
regulars escorting the truck trains
between Columbus and Pershing's
base. In il they see the hope of n
nally entering Mexico and taking up
some OF the work Of the regular
army Rains are still delaying the
progress of the ommunicating
trucks
Drills are going forward briskly
in all militia camps. and il would
be hard TO unloose machine gun in
any direction from the military res
ervation at Fort Bliss without wiping
out a command
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
INSIST on BORDER PRoTECTTo,

International News Service.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The
American government will accept
tie suggestions Of the de factO gov
eI 7Went of Mexico for settlement
by commissions Of three OF the
questions outlined in the Mexican
note OF July Il. The state depart
ment will suggest in return, and in
sist on acceptance by the Mexican
government. that the commissions
bind the Carranza government to
insure adequate protection OF the
American border from the Mexican
side subject 10 the approval Of both
governments.
State department officials pointed
out that the Mexican note proposed
merely an arrangement permitting
troops Of either country 10 cross the
border in pursuit of bandits TO
make an investigation Of the origin
OF bandits 10 date" 20 fix respon-
sibility for past border raids, and
settle the difficulties which have re-
suited from them This proposal.
in the opinion Of the department.
does not go so far as the United
States desires.
Want Concrete Plan.
The state department has insisted
10 Mexican Ambassad Designate
Arredondo that he inform his gov
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
THE WEATHER

INDIANA-Gen"raliy fair tonight
and SATURDAY
LOWER MICHIGA> - Fair to-
night and SATURDAY
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Want Concrete Plan.

ArIeuohuo tha' ne INFORM ms GOV
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
SHORT and SNAPPY NEWS

James Dowding found guilty OF
wife murder Mt Wenatchee.
Police chiefs OF Washington meet
at Bremerton. April II.
Deep sea trollers hook occasional
cold bottle OF beer from Elliott bay
Sunday.
University women debaters land
championship from Pullman and
Whitman.
Cuban naval officials negotiating
for training ship vicksburg at
Bremerton.
Automobile show ended Saturday
night with musicale.
Women's Roosevelt club Saturday
night.
A bazaar win be held at Hippo
drome In May TO raise money TO
send young men to military train
ing camp at American lake.
Mars not inhabited. says DR..
Charles Doollttle. astronomer. In Sc
attic on tour.
Officers and employees OF Perine
Machinery Co. wire Sen. Jones TO
vote for national defense.
G.. Dallas Hanna. United States
Fisheries bureau. here en- route to
Prlbllof islands to inspect seal
herds
Steamer Corwin sold to Mexican.
who will convert vessel into gun.
boat.
Seattle Credit Men meet Monday
night Mt Elks' club.
Revenue cutters Unalga. Manning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
new CHIEF GIVES
CLEANUP ORDERS

cordlna TO the announcement
made BY Chief Buckingham
Monday. and proprietors must
not think shst one sruisless
raid Will prejudice officers
against making second Gala
Saturday night q special squad.
directed By sergt Fred Smart.
went TO Gerald's cafe on FRS, ave.
and searched II from kitchen to
cash register for a trace OF liquor.
Officers and plain clothes men
were stationed In the vicinity OF
Gerald's cafe Sunday nigh, and or.
dered 10 keep n vigilant lookout for
liquor buyers.
They reported TO the chief that
they hadn't seen any.
scrxt. v X. Putnam has been as
signed TO special detail work under
the chief. because Rockingham says
Hes n go-gett.r."
None was found.
In tho meantime various ways OF
clamping down the I'D are being
figured out by Prosecutor Lundin.
Deputy Prosecutor Patterson. May.
or GU, Antl-Saloon leaxuers and
Chief Rockingham.
Prosecutor Lundin n working
with the State Board OF Pharmacy
representatives. and says they
have promised TO help him war on
the dishonest prescription traffic.
Deputies have started 10 exam
Inc the prescription records OF ev-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17

and McCulloch ordered TO report to
Capt. II. NJ. Broadbent for Bering
sea duty.
Joseph severyns, university fresh.
man. will leave for Annapolis to
take entrance examinations.
Memorial services held by Sc.
attic Eagles Sunday.
Eight OF 20 girls who escaped
Sunday from st. GATHERINGS home,
San Francisco, still at large.
Aviator dropped phoney bombs
on White House Saturday night 20
demonstrate unpreparedness.
United States geological survey
reports value OF Alaskas copper
output since 1901 Ia s34,9l0.5s1.
Woodland Park zoo gets new
black-tail deer from Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
nv THEDA BARA
Written Especially for Tho eta

"''ttcn Gupttis'p foF INC ohsf
Since my vogue upon tho screen
has been denounced In some sec.
tons. by those who are not broad.
minded or far.siEhtcd enough TO
realize | am benafitinE humanity
by appearing In pictures In which
righteousness triumpha and vice IL
annihilsted. people have been coin
ing appellations 10 tit me.
As soon as one appears In print.
my managers receive n batch OF
letters suggesting other and more
terrible ones.
Just tho other day Mr.. For for
warded TO me letter written by n
woman In small Middle West
town
The lady did not say whether
sho was married or single,
But her grievances WAS that I
had WON THE HEART OF
THE MAN she LOVES.
That he no longer thought
her beautiful.
That formerly hls Ideal type
OF woman had been the blonde
with baby blue eyes and rose
leaf akin.
That now he rsved Of dsuuh.
ars Of Spain. Of Italy. OF the
sunny South. Of olive skin with
fine, transparent quallty--
and midnight syes.
To make a long story shor. my
accussr intimatsd that tho her
sweetheart had appreciated tho an
CELLO woman-all angels are sup.
possd TO be blondes-he now dotted
on the colorinx OF tho daughters OF
satan--ali OF whom are tropically
dark.
she ended by calling me a LOVE
PfRATEli
There 10 Just one Kind OF
love cannot Imagine myself
eosesina
That 10 the love that must be
acquired by foul means.
! an afraid my meaning 10
not quite clear.
When I cay sfoui means"
moan slthsr love that 10 gotten
by trick tactics that trap the
Victim soainst hls will. or love
that 10 the righuui possession
Of an Innocent person and 10
taken from her by underhand
methods.
10 love. one must be above board.
Aitho love has to do entirely
with ones emotional nature. the
brain can be called In TO direct a
love campaign-and carry II TO
success.
Competition puts an edge on ev-
erythlng.
II IA the breath OF life TO me. /
thrive on It.
when the thrcadbare code. ANS
fair In love and war" was written.
tho writer had LEGITIMATE com.
petition In mind.
will tell OF a dilemma I found
myself IN once. whom became OBJ
livious 10 my surroundings while
playing a vampire role. As II bears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
CONTINUED FROM PAGE l

cry drug store In the city, and the
prosecuting attorney sAys that he
will 70 after the doctors who have
isaued them too freely.
Mayor en- and President Kirk.
patrick OF the Anu-SAioon league
have conferred on proposed
city legislation that may strengthen
Law enforcement against bootleg
EinE and the council will be asked
TO get busy
Wha, they want 20 SEQ done IA
Limit amount OF liquor drug
stores can carry.
Have druggists file weekly
prescription Hat.
Direct city attorney 10 check
up on liuuor stocks.
Have druggists get city per
rnlts every time they Import
liquor.
Direct city comptroller not 10
Issue permits until liquor stock
inventory OF amount on hand
has been filed.
Chief OF police 20 Issue per-
rits for purchase OF alcohol
or mechanical purposes.
Make II unlawful 70 carry
any liquor Into cafe.
Make u a mlsdemeanor 90
purchase liquor except by pre-
scriptlon.
The amendments for tho liquor
ordinance viii be drawn up by Cor
porRtion Counsel Caldwell and rep
resentatives OF the Anu-saloon
league and returned to Mayor Gil
IN about week. GIN said Monday
"Ill take tho matter up with tho
city council then" the mayor said
'"and ask for immediate action"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
Eater Postcard

Such pretty Postcards with Easter
designs. 1t 100 . dozen, Sc each and
six for 25c. -u,,>v Main rus~,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
42-Inch
Checked Suitings
$1.OO Yard

m HESE Atwood Suitings
Il are featured in novelty
check effects of black and
white with over-check of
magenta, brown, green, blue
and gold, also mixed check
effects of brown, gray and
blue.
Attractively priced for the
42-inch width, at $1.OO yard.
Basement Salesroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17

tho first no had ever played. BY
tho way-and tho day W. had re
hearsed sufficiently and were
ready TO take" he brought his
wife 10 the studio 20 she might see
him act
My stage business WAS 10 bid
him a tense. passionate farewell.
My rehearsaln had been rather
milG-for me.
But the click OF the camera al.
ways put me on my mettle.
let myself loose In that scene.
Suddenly there was scream OF
rage In the studio.
A small. dOwdily dressed figure
catApulted toward me and fastened
Wild fingers Ia my carefully coiffed
hair.
II was tho poor little wife VINO
had com. TO SEQ her husband act
and who didn't know that acting
VAS supposed 20 have at least a
nemblance OF reality.
That poor little woman must
have thought mo LOVE PIRATE.
indeed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
Love---Bah! What Is Love
Without Brains? Asks Theda

directly on competition that In not
legitimate. this In an appropriate
place to Introduce II.
In one or my first pictures the
plot gave me throe loyeral one a
young musician who was Co appear
IN only three scenes Of one reel.
The director engaged young
man who looked like a musician
from the extras" who are always
TO be found around picture studios.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
TELL OF PASSION
PLAY At CLEMMER

The Tuskegee singers will sing
for the first time I'm Seattle Tues
dag, from II a. m. till ~. at the
Clsmmer theatre. Admission is
free. They will sing in connection
with the showing of 80 stereopti.
con Passion Play" pictures, by
Rev. Sydney Strong. and will sing
plantation melodies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
DAVIS ASHES BURIED

PHILADELPHIA, April 17-w1th
solemn honors, the ashes OF Rich.
ard Harding Davis, novelist and
war correspondent. who died last
Tuesday night. were buried beside
the graves Of his parents here Sat.
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
White Cedar Storage Bags
Proof A eainst Dust and Moths

THESE Bags are just right for
L storing the furs, heavy
wearablcs, blankets and other
items which you wish to put safe
ly out of the way during the
warm summer months. They give
ample protection and take up lit
tie space in storeroom or closet.
WHITE CEDAR BAGS in four
sizes: 24x6x37, Csc; 30x6x50,
75c; 30x6x60, $l00; 30xox70,
SIPS.
SANITEX MOTH PROOF
GARMENT BAGS, with spe-
cial hangers. at o0c. CSC and
G1 M. aIeo n stvle for hla nkets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
Chick Chick" Easter
EGG DYES sc Package

Get Egg Dyes here and let the
little ones have q lot OF fun
dyeing eggs; 8 solid sheets. max
ing 100 shades. 100 transfer pic
lures on 6 sheets.
Lower Main rIsSr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
Easter Novelties

soft little Cotton Chicks and Rabbits
It 1oc dozen and for Sc. Larger
Chicks and Rabbits. Sc. 100. 15c up
to SOC each. and dear little Easter
Baskets ct Toe and 16c each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
Powered Voiles
Csc Yard

DAINTY Powered Voiles
- in very fine, sheer weave,
especially d esirable for
Springs dressy frocks. Light
and medium colorings, IS
inches wide, 25c yard.
basement Salesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17
A New Pink Corset at SOC

IT, HIS Corset OF durable pink coutl Is especially
i designed for the average figure having medium
bust and moderately long skirt 1t has wide graduated
front stay with strong hooks below and is fitted
with two sets OF hose supporters Sizes 10 to 30
Price SOC. basement ssiesroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-17

We have q splendid assortment Of
Roary Beads that will make nice
Easter gifts. priced from loo to S4s5.
Upper Main Flees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-30
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. AID Mrs. Ralph Oliver Smith ~
80 Washlurtoa Square West have an
nounced the engagement OF thew
daughter. Miss Margaret Guthrie Smith,
TO Henry Doug.is laNtuu or Rye. y Y.
No date has been set for the wedding
Mrs. Frank i. Grimes OF I'awpaw.
Mich. has announced the engagement
OF her daughter. Miss Ncsta Lucille
Grimes TO Cecil Eastwood Giles Of THIS
city. Formerly OF London Miss crimes
~ n descendant of iprd Chichester ~
Donegal. ireland sac was graduated
from the University of chicago and Is
studying Interior decorating nj the New
York school OF Fine and Applied Arts.
Mr.. Giles IL a grandson OF Admiral John
Giles, X. y
Mrs, Gustav SChirmcr announced
Yesterday the engagement ~ her only
daughter. Mss Gertrude Schirmer. 10
william Rodman Fay. son Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph story Fay Of hos.
ton. Miss Sch.rmcr's father. the late
Gustav Schirmer. vas the founder of the
publishing house OF q Schirmcr OF this
city, Mr.. Fay was graduated from Har.
ward IN 1907 and later from tho Harvard
law school lie is n member Of the Ten
mis- and Racquet club 81 this city and
his clubs ~ Boston are the Somerset.
Norfolk Hunt. D.dham. Polo and Coun.
try club. M date has been vet for the
wedding
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-30
CARVED CRYSTAL CUP, $3.50.
Sale ot Objects OS Art Brinas
AI3,25..5O.

\ covered cup of carved crystal. No
$50. led the prices In yesterdays con-
.'gd'u; sale Of the art objects belonging
10 Ms. +. .. Simmons and &. \. Hlrsch-
'o'der. IN the galleries OF the American
~: association. The two figures in
30 carving were embellished with small
'lbies and pearls. II sold to otto Ber-
ret. agent. for $40, Mr.. Bernet. AZ
gent. also bought No. ass. a pair OF
white jade boxes in the form OF quail
FOR saj.
: J.. M Srhaefer paid sos for No,
~. a carved ivory hunting horn. :
Wy'or gave $50 for No. b34 y. a silver
ct stdtuette OF King Arthur sos for
No. go, an Italian bin of ebony,
and $50 for No. sos. a carved ivory
'anStrd. T. Franklin bought No. 5l3,
a carved ivory dragon. for $7J and No
'i. n Japanese group in ivory. for $50
Ms 4. II, L-orenz. agent. bought No
90, 4 pair Of moss green jade bowls, fol
$40 Edison bradley gave slG5 for No
~ q rock crystal vase with cover
= Il. Welsh paid $40 for No. 4l3. an
old gray Jade bowl George Fearon Gave
S'o for No. $50. a pair OF gray-white
l'de bowls. and L.ai Yuan Company
bought No. t04. a pair OF jade cricket
cases, for So,
W W seaman. agent. bought No. Sill
FL Baydr.an tankard OF carved ivory, fol
zoo 30. il+. a era jade bowl, foI
'N5 10. 40, a rose quartz ornament
'r -" No. 3S3, a graH-wh!te Jade bow
WIN cover. for SIS. and No. 3l5. a Gin
thar lacquer tray. Tor SIS.
Tie total for the session was ss.75O.50
making n grand total for tho collection
" F39595O.