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BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-Henry and Mary c. Boyd, 2ts
North Seventeenth, boy; James Guy and
Rose sevick, Sl5 South Fifty third. boy:
WtlIibald and Cecil F. schaefer. 1858 Cam.
den avenue. boy: Peter and Lena RUM.
1913 South Twenty first girl; Elias and
Maude Paris, SCI North Eighteenth. boy.
Deaths--Cstherine Fleming. %, 2s33 Leav-
enworth; J. d. Rustin, IS, l&l6 North Thr-
ty-eighth; Hans Belle white. 30. 1874 South
Thirty-ffth: Mary p. Wagner. rs. 3Si2
Dewey avenue. Anna Hanstne sorenson, /
month, Twenty-hfth and Douglas; Mrs
Rachael Kirby, IS, 1855 North Thirty nth !;
Sophia swanson, 81. 2so2 Park avenue: Arm
old T. Ayers, so, bToi North Twenty fourth /;
Daniel ]. Flynn, So. 2ios NJ
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
he following permits 10 wed have been
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits have been
Issued:
" ., Fredriehs. All North Forty ninth
stucco apartment building, 5000: II. o.
Friedriehs. ts22 Chicago. stueco apartment.
building. 5000
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WANTED TO BUY

GUTTMAN i rs'' rI H,snss. f Rns.'
Clothes, Pianos, otice Furniture. Trunks
Shoes. Douglas 1911. Res. Webster t2o4
WE ARE LARGEST GRADERS AND
PACKERS OF WASTE PAPER NEST
OF CHICAGO. WRITE OR PHONE Us
FOR PRICES DOUGLAS 1853 OMAHA
PAPER STOCk GO
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FLORISTS.
FRATERNAL ORDERS.

CRoUNsE HALL.
Opposite postoffice. New hall for lodge
meetings and dances. Excellent floor.
YOUNG g. DoHERTY,
s22 Brsndeis Theater Bldg. Doug. 1871.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
S1,OO6,283 HAS
Been CONTRIBUTED
TO DEMOCRATIC FUND

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Clcveland H.
Dodge, who was graduated from Prince
ton with Pres Ident Wilson in 20. ho!dS
he list of contributors TO the Demo
cratic campaign fund. according 70
preliminary report which viii be hied
with the clerk of tho house Of repre-
Scntativrs tomorrow by wilbur W.
Marsh. treasurer Of the Democratic ma
tiunal committee. The report when
wns made public tonight. accounts lor
contributions Of Sl.G06.2s". the amount
received up to and including Oct. -.
Of this sum. Mr.. Dodge gave 3oo'oV1'
Since then nc has contributed an h"-
ditiona $4,000, making the to'hl
$4,000.
The number Of contributors vas Civ"
ns al,SS2.
The amount received in contributions
uf less than 500 was SIG l,sio. ih'
contributions from those giving NOR"
fhan 500 was $744.436. One Of ~:
entries on the list rnndS "WOndroW VII
son. Washington. d. g., $500
The report will be filed tomorrow
under the law which provides that
preliminary report Of receipts ana eX-
ncnditurcs must he filed. not later man
ten days before election with tho clerk
~ III house Of represent ativcS. An
ulhar report has 10 b. filed SIX days
Infer, Four years ago the lotii amount
received ry the treasurer Of the Demo
cratic national rummlttr" for campaign
purnoscs was reported as $Illg.9"2,
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KNIGHTS TO LAY
CORNERSTONE At
MARTINS FERRY
TOMORROW AFTER
NOON WILL FEATURE HAh-
LOWErEN CELEBRATION.

! Ii Is estimated that IhlS city 'h''''
tanned Il crowd I'll I"."V0 people !Hs' 'tr-
| ning and tn" second da% al lil'' h'H
celebration Is n"W matter ~ @
Client history. but "nc al th9 lai ~.
auto parad"s eyer H''u III ihIS tl!s w.
: the main attraction al yesterday : pr
! gram. Beautifully DECORATED ;Iul"iI'',,
! bIlcs formed III lin" and took pa' w
: ;hc procession wh'l" "Hi",k.rS L,,
/ ama2emcnt AMI Viewed In" Sd!!F W
! dcckcd machines. The exhibitors nv
! their commercial and Other hlSr!hHS !"
/ readiness last evening and i'll" Nr'"'',
! hall where these 'Nhih1i''h~ '''
seen. was packed with $iEhl"rrS i'i'''
! the auto parade WAS over. l'ahH con
| ccrts pur rnur. "prI int" Ill" crowd our
! ing the uftrInn"n "u! at inl"rhH'S ""'
! ing The evening. , -.
/ To-day will lr. :; regular 'huInhng''r
MS many events ARE un tn" program ms
| arlrrnunn ami evening. ft" lalIrSi r"-
; rad Of III" celebration Is SCh"uuI''i -"
| this rvnuing when til" his Ir;tt":h"h lh'-
rad, will Ia. acid A!m"Si every "'t'i
! zatfun lndSa. tub ar society Viii h' III
| line when this ma'nn"th rrn"S~''h
marches over Tho streets IT III tiiE.
! This afternoon athl"iic events VIII u"
! III" chief means of interest ana SUI
mighty iinr At fractions are billed Oh III
| Tnnnrruw afternoon q; : o'clock, IN"
| cornerstone 81 tn" new munlriIhi nu'I"-
| ing will hr l,id and i; Is thought lhal "
! crowd uf uuu r..upl,. will witness ih'S"
| ceremonies t.. T.. York. superintendent
! OF thu Ma*$iI!~u SCHOOLS. Will give inc
PRINCIPAL address and rs h" was I"T-
m"rly Superintendent Of the local S'h"oIS
| il is Il certainty that he Will De- i Errtr
! drawing card for this occasion. INC
Enights 1T rylhiaS will have charge "i
| the ceremonies.
! The rrllcwinr program has hc"n ar
rrnE,.d for This AFTERNOON:
:nn o'clock J.. M.--l;and t"ncrrt'
/ Nd
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MILLION AVAILABLE
FOR WINTER QUARTERS

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Oct. - More
than a million dollars has been made
ayaila BILE by the War Department for
providing winter quarters for troops
on the border. Southern department.
headquarters was advised 10 his al
feet today, and ordered - proceed
with work at once.
Cuntouments are to b. erected for
troops OF the regular army engaged
, in border duty and provision has been
! made for framing and tioUrin" the
tents OF the National Guard troops.
In authorizing the expenditure, the
War Department acted on RECOMMEND
dationS submitted By General Funston.
Cantonments will b. built III border
points whose regular troops are now
on duty.
The expenditures provided for by
the appropriation aggregate Sl,lHu.ln"
as follows:
"CantonmentS for regular troops.
/ $670,000; framing and flooring tents
for militia, $246.550: barracks and
quarters S62,45u; enclosing mess shell
ters for militia and regulars, $l23.600:
hot water bathing facilities lor regu-
lars and militia, $5I 800.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
CARRANzA OUT FOR
The PRESIDENCY

MENlCu CITY. Oci. -. General
NenuStianu tarraaZn formally an
nounced hi> candidacy for he pres.
idency at "'rI""!: !oG;i; II response
To ii manifesto ri The New cunS1i;li.
ttonaliSt-lib"ral part. Whir!i urged
him 10 run for tt:r office and offered
him lis loyalty ANA support
In his acceptance. General Carran%u
said thai if by III" vote OF me people
the! mad" him president. h." weld
obey and cause TO be- uhryrd the laws
under the constitution.
Generals Gonzales and ObrrSun took
tn. oath OF luyaIt! Ia General Car.
ranza
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
GRAFTON GIRLS 60
WRONG FROM movies"

Spec:a Dispatch to the Intelligence.
BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. PA cray
ing for finery and the lure OF gay CITY
life inspired by seeing movie act
ress on the screen, was the reason
Alberta Kraft, Is years old: Evan
Owens, II years old, and TereSea
Hoffman, all school girls Of Grafton,
left their homes. They were before
Justice Johannsen in the Western
police court. The girls were arrested
in Camden station OF the 3. Il O.. and
are held for the Grafton authorities.
They admitted that they had ilirt"d
with many men in Washington and
Baltimore and told OF joy rides. ON
leaving the trio had some jewrlry and
$3.50. The girls arrived here on
Tuesday and registered as Chorus
Girls" at hotel on WesE Fayeur
street. All seemed cheerful and in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
CLARiNGTON

CLARINGTON. o.. Oct. .7-h1ra.
ChuS. D. Reed who has been the guest
Of relatives here. has returned to her
home in Wheeling.
Mrs. S. d. Fish md daughter Camilla
were shopping in Wheeling Tuesday.
Miss Laura Sims who has been visit
ing relatives and friends here returned
to Cleveland Friday. Sho was accom-
panied rs far as Wheeling by her sister.
Mrs. c. w. WirtriCh.
George Book Of Martins Ferry, O..
come down /" SPEND Sunday with rrta-
tiveE near town.
Mrs Pet Ecard is visiting relatives al
f'nirmonr. ". VA.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~uInI Staurfrr and chill
dren motorcd mr from Hannibal Wed
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ATTEMPT TO DESTROY
SUPPLIES IS FAILURE

SAN ANTONIO. Ten. Oct. :!LM nat
is believed by SOM. army officials ~
h,yr been an attempt 10 destroy thlriE
narloaGs Of supplies awaiting shipment
from Juarrz for us" OF the Ain:FlG9 81
ayrrdjtinnary force IN Mexico resulted III
~ hnrning Of four ears OF scrap iron
in inc tho Hc'r raiiroad yards At Jnarez last
right. The supplies for General Persh-
inc's command were not damaged. Ten
rral Bell, commanding at III iaSn re-
~ southern department headquarters to-
In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
MUNITIONS TO VILLA
BANDITS DISCUSSED

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. oct. -'.-ii",
nort. that arms and ammunition MAD
been struggled inI" M"Nlc" from me
I.uirnd States and in$iSt'lic'e ~ the
u.'yir,, representatives that the United
STATES Government iaEr stops TO check
IN, arSjstancc. th"r declare. Villa and
nthcr bandits AZ" receiving from persons
on This side of the border featured IN"
,i;s.uc.ions TO-DAY oi the Mexican Amcri-
r.,n Joint commission nj the close OF the
SECOND month ri tn: conferences.
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CASE NOW WITH juicy.

LAWRENCE, MASS. oct. ETH"
case of Mayor Albert l.. Bartlett and
four other members Of the !Iavcrhill
City government charged with failure
to suppress riotinE over An anti-Caih-
Ole lecture in that city April was
given 10 the jury late today. INSTRUCT
1ions were left for it 10 report Il scaled
verdict tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
HoLD-UP FRUSTRATED.

cHlrA':r. u,.I. 21-.An ntt"np, 10
hold ~ ana rob la, Bank "f Harvey,
II; Har"cy. TIL. Il suburb. was f"iled to-
day when August WnIzschlnidt. an as
SiStant cashier. slipped out tn" rear
door ana returned with Il policeman III
Tim" !" captur" an armed bandit who
WAS ah"U; /" MAX" his rs"apc with S.
tnn.
IN alleged ;.r""nliic" in an automo-
bile nEt side tn. haUk WIS also arrested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
WATER SUPPLY
SYSTEMS

Vim. Hare's Sons, Wheeling, nave re-
Gently installed number of V. & K.
water systems in ST. Clairsville which
are remarkable for their simplicity,
completeness and above all their quiet
ness and dependa bility. This firm
does quite a thriving business within
a radius OF fifty miles of Wheeling and
is thoroughly equipped 10 handle any.
thing in the plumbing, heating anc
water supply line,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
Good Yardict Rendered..

\ V"rdicl Of Two NundrHd d0IIarE Tor
III. plaintiff was rendered ThurSiaI III
Jh. cas-. Of Jacob Ii. Walters against
Samuel r Hoover after the jury had
dcliheratcd three hours. The case WAS
n sui, for money for lumber the rl ainttM
alleged that he had delivered !" the de-
fnuGnnt. and tho amount claimed was
two hundred and furtE-hvc dollars. with
Il counter claim of twelve dollars. tn"
Case was on appeal from justice court
i'll the southern parL of the county. Cow
en and Walker were the attorneys FOR
tho uIaIntifr. while G.. F.. Timhrrlahr WAS
the attorney for the defendant.
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BENWOOD
psnn,1,can Ral,v November 3.

Ernw0nd Republicans are looking Tor
ward 10 the big Republican rally which
will hc held in the Union High Schnol
auditorium. November >. Congressman
Howard Sutherland, candidate for Unit
ed Stated senator and others Viii maze
addresses on that evening, and the
members Of the committee are looking
for an attendance that will far surpaSs
any meeting that has ever been held IN
the mill town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
STRIKE AVERTED.

Nt:W YORK;. Ici. ia threatened
strike uf %" employees in tn" car shops
OF tn" New York. ontario II Western
railroad. who demanded wage Increases
averaging 9 per cent. has hr"n av"rtcd.
temporarily at least. by compromise
offer made lay President .Inhu f.. Kerr,
representing III" railroad company, 1t
WAS anuulnr"d here tonight.
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KhYos Body 10 Pittsburgh.

The body OF Michael khroe. vince death oc-i'Fed
THURSDAY evening in his home il Marshall aTea:-.
Elm Grove vas taken to Pittsburgh yesterday after
noon, where services will be held IN 81 Mays
church and interrpent made Mond,y.
s~.NIr. Khroe was aged 81 and for sone a'ne had
worked In the Wheeling Mold and Foundry Cen.
.oxny's plant Death was due ErtgntS d:SOl &c.
He was member Of ST. Vincent De Pau! church.
Elm Grove; Holy Name Soc;e:y. Eagle lodge and the
Mold Makers international Union o! America sit-
ytJnr are his mother and serceai srotAe7s ard siI-
tiers In the Wheeling district.
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American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price,
A. !. Lorentz. ST. Clairsyille. Ohio.
81 rlai1.svilla R1tefR.

Attorneys W. ". Cowcn and W i.
Walker were river front visitors TO-DAY;
puul WaddrII. Of EeIlairc, pnmocrutic
candidate for Representatives. WIS here
tndov In the interests of his candidacy.
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P, {, Pastoral Letter
Read At Final Joint
Session OF Convention

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 27.--Warning
Americans against " the danger or race
anlipathy flaming into hatred, and
against "unconsecrated prosperity
which is bound 10 cause MANHOOD 10
decay" the pastoral letter or the PROT
eslant Episcopal church was read at
the final joint session Of the trlen-
NAL convention here to-day
The letter is the message Of the lOS
bishops OF the church 10 it's commune.
Giants. and. under the church law, Will
be read in every Episcopalian church
in the country.
Unlike most previous pastoral let-
ters, it dealt with secular rather than
ecclesiastical affairs. 1t reviewed CON
ditions in the United States, in Eu-
rope and in the Orient, and pointed
out to this country the threat that lin
gers in a nationaiism which assumes
the "ugly role of group selhshness or
false patriotism"
whatever dangers may lie lurking
beyond our western horizon" it as
serted. "can surely be averted by a
spirit of Justice which has not always
prevailed in our dealings with the
Orient"
Members Of the church are ad1non-
ished ~ "sanCtify their wealth by or
fering freely Of their substance 10
Gods cause"
The Letter.
The letter in part follows:
America to-day is involved in world
wide confusion, which finds its most
acute expression in the battlehelds
of E,uronc. No self-isolation on our
mart is possible. The fortunes Of the
nations are interviewer as the threads
Of tapestry.
Interest can never again be sec
iioual The world Is hencctorth one.
for tho time being in disturbed and
suffering unity. in days 10 come in q
unity in which her order and health
will reign. Political expediency may in
war time require neutrality IF the
state, hut K cannot hold in leash the
sympathicS Of the individual citizen.
\ man cannot be passionless and retain
his manhood.
war affords no grounds for smugncss.
1t throws upon US the searching re-
sponsibility Of exnltinE the true ideals
national life.
no nation. least Of all. so dlvcrsi-
Fed A. ono na ours Is justified in trust
ing to chance for the creation of her
national character. She must expect
Of every one OF her citizens som" true
form Of national service, rendered &C
cording TO the capac city Of each. M.
tional preparedness is n clear duty. If
This service assumes the form Of mil
;tarv defense such can easily become 4
menace and will surely fall short Of
pacific effect. unless all tile productiv"
forces Of manhood arc at the same
moment shaped into social order. The
only thorough pre- arcdneSS is that en-
emplificd BY Christ, the rrepar"dncSS
Of character based upon life with cod
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American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Cooey-Bentz Co., sos Main oLreeL
Campaign for Funds Progressing.

The campaign for funds for the cree
ton Of q !. N. {. 4. building in Ben
wood inauEuratrd last week by me
Rev. Mr. O. i. Sampson. pastor "l INC
Bcnwood NJ. l.. church IS progressing
,.unidIv il Ir,s announced last night, and
the amount will have been secured Will
in the next few days. II is expected;
The Rev. Mr. Sampson is being assisted
in tho campaign by number nI pro'hi-
urut business men OF BcnWooH.
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Benwood Briefs.

I'll" Roy q. f.. Helm pastor CO. inc
81. Matthew's Lutheran rhurrh. driN"I-
nd his Stcrc"piican i""tur" III IN" -:
Johns church iii Wheeling. IhurSua?E
evening 'rhn topic WAS John IiuSS.
,'hirC of I,nlir" ILIl" SHu"rS WAS Il
business visitor in Wheeling yesterday
!. j. Slirrnrr has l"ft far I'nrk'rS-
burg for Il few days business VISIT
Luke G:trv"y. connected with ihr III
tcrnal R"v"nu" department at l'Ark'FS-
burg il hom" for = f'.W day r">t
Monday. lh,. ,.luir al ih.' E"uN ,''h NJ
l.. Church Viii srrl' - -hi'h'.r ~urE" +.
I:,.Iu"mI Hud M"N"'l."g i''um~ i"."i,"'
ar, rHarmInr :; llnii"w'-..u 'rII''- t. T."
N.ld ia III .Niiu"i, lloN irII Iu1-H'N
'l.nine.
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Hrs. E. A. Ttbbons.

Special Dispatch 70 tie IatelugenceE.
CLARKSBUEG. W. Va, OCT. -
Heart disease caused the death today
in a hospital here OF Mrs. T.. \. Tthhons.
aged IS years. OF Pine Grove. Her nus
band and two children survive her.
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Celebration Opens Monday.

Scnwood's celebration of Hom"-com-
ing week will open Monday evening
Final preparations are now being mnde
for the event Many concession men
have erected booths upon the princlpal
streets.
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OB|T ljARY
Homer L. Bright.

Special D:Spatch 70 nc INte!NseHSV''
CLARKSBCRG. ". Va. pc;. u
Homer L. Bright. = Baltimore X Onto
railroad conductor OF Weston died to-
day in ClarksburS hospital OF injuries
received q week ago when he fell from
a freight car at Jane Lew. He was IS
years old 4 widow and six children
survive him.
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TO RAISE PRICE

Special pispa,c! 80 tn" ln'cliiScncer.
EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio. Oct. p
The Manufacturers Light and Heat
CO.. of Pittsburgh today mortified pot
ierv manufacturers here that the price
of gas would be advanced one cent per
thousand cubic foot on December ].
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Following funeral services held IL ;hc horrc. u!
North Wheeling, Thursday evening. !"r David Il.
Henderson !nterment was made Yesterday afternoon
In Stone Church Cemetery. The Rs~. claude Porter
Terry OF The First Presbyterian church. offcta:ed
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4 meteorite weighing about - tons
is reported tO have fallen recently a
Rnzorros. in the stale Of Pernamburo'
Brazil.
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Eunnral for Ruben K. Ashton.

Funeral services hold yesterday afternoon AZ
I o'clock for Ruben X. Ashton. the hntaA o: HIS
dsuchtsr Mrs ". r. Casnahac. 81. South Penn
street The Rev. Samuel tones. OF Chap!!nc Stree:
methodist Episcopal Church nt.scacct assisted hy
The Re7. DR.. James = Bird Of Thomson chunrG.
Add,tiroal services were held n NJ. or-t church.
Caltaelrs run. Burial in Ms O!:7et cemetery.
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Funeral for Mrs. Cock Today.
This morning at SEQ o'clock funeral serslccs VIII
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sisted on telling The most minute de
tails Ut their rSCapHdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

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gas er 0ie @oife on iid nebmcil
ipolltc imo tic Wlienc modte, cS ibn'
al ipe6ren. beriiberte er ibr nit trii-
benz 2ddeln, Iie fomrc beriibigt iein.
n6eute inO morgen feinesialls, -"
oonn iprod er nod ollerlei, ooB iid
picIleiht bod ein 9Iusipeg Idnoe. 81
iei eroltiert ecipeien iperoc 5ur 0iubc
tommen traHtcn II. T. ip. 9ledt obcr.
iI1Alih. Gle iotoerte iein Mort, ooh
CT iuenigitens ooS 9IeuBcrite obwnrten
IoIle, iuo er CAB es, piocriDillig.
aber bod beitlnmt.
Dit Der einen &oho Den 0iepolpet
III Ole Tolde Idbiebcno, oriidte CT nit
Der anoercu nui Den eIeftriidel Ia
ter, oen AellHer nit Der ylec9mn1