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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
innocent ". Va. Girls
Correspondence With
Criminal is Disclosed

NEW YORK. June 217.-An innocent
14-year-old. West Virginia school Stli'
wearing short skirts and beautllul
curls has been corresponding. with a
fifth term inmate of Blackwell Is
land prison. through the agency OF
washington. D. C.. correspondence
society" the prison officials Learned
The Washington society is said 10
be managed by Dr. II. II. Stokes. l-ol
O Street. It is not known whether
il is the same organization brought 10
light in the recent investigation al
the Joliet. ILL.,. state prison. IN tnaI
investigation il was disclosed mat d
number of women Of wealth anu
prominence were writing terSld love
letters 10 hardened criminals, whose
names had been furnished them pE
the Washington society.
Frances Augusta Wagner Of New
Cumberland. W. Va. the authorizes
learned, had been writing TO George
F. Landin, NTH fermer, whose name
she obtained through the society. COR
rec1ion Commissioner Burdett Lewis
has written the girls. parents ana
had also written Or. Stokes. pointing
out the dangers of the practice.
WASHINGTON, June sI.-DT. II. n
Stokes Of the Oriental Esoteric Ill
brary league, which carries on a ous''
ness Of placing prisoners in communl'
cation with women all over the coun,'
try. Today denied that his league mad
anything 10 do with the correspond
ence with Frances Augusta Wagner.
In a letter 10 Commissioner Burdett
e.. Lewis. Stokes said that he had
investigated the case when 1t was
called 10 his attention, and had tound
no record in the leagues files OF the
names OF the two persons involved.
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RED CROSS FUND
STILL GOING Up

WNSiii NGTnN. lun" -. New re-
ports of small cities and TOMS ISL
starting campaigns I" swell IN" kcd
Cross fund above tho present rsl imateu
/, total Of 5.n6".nhn reached here to-
day. and encouraged Officials tn nope
that III" total may hcincreased by many
millions.
From Tho west and middle west came
number Of m"ssa yes telling "f towns
stirred IN activity on behalf Of tho kad
Cross for tho first time. the formal
mercy fund campaign WAS Closing
From Charleston. W. va. came this
message:
Campaign closes tomorrow night
with rarad" business mon arc deter
mined now that Charleston shall do nor
Fart. even if they were late in getting
started.
Henry T. Davidson. chairman Of III"
Red Cross wHr council. nude efforts
today TO obtain modification uf tho
allied governments passport r"Eula-
tions which prevent Amcricans Of Ger
man. Austrian. Turkish or Bulgarian
birth or parentaGc. from accompanying
Red Cross hospital units 10 European
fields.
ut Is not difficult Ia appreciate tn"
attitude Of the allied governments. 70
sponsivc as they ar" tn tho sentiment
Of their peoples. Mr. Dawson said.
Such Il ruling might perhaps b." an-
piled in n country containing only 2
alien birth. Hut TO apply such All in
variable rul" 10 workers from such a
I,"oplr as our own. must inevitably re-
suit in unfair DISCRIMINATION against
Some ct nur most patriotic and respect
/ cd itiZnnS,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
Deep Mystery Surrounds
Staying Of Mrs, keyes;
Woman Under Arrest

BROoKLlNE:. Mass. June 27.-rae
deepest mystery surrounds IN" arralsn-
ment here today ct Miss Harr!sr ~ a;
Mrs. Pauline Reyes At the lattcr's home
here on June -. owing to the veil OF
secrecy thrown over the case by INC
police. While il WAS stated that me
arrest was mad" last night ut Upton.
The fact was M. aliovet to become
pubic until hours aft"rward and the
preliminary hearing. ~ which the &C,
cused pleaded not guilt was condncted
in the present" only of police oiicHrs.
The prisoner was ordered held in the
Dedhan ja, without bail for further
hearing on JulE s.
Like tho police. Miss varn":, refused
made pubic as 70 hsr "ccur alton or re-
latioHs WIKI III. Reyes family. III"
mystery has been teepHnrd by IN" fact
that according :" III" announcement OF
Medical examiner Fl. NJ. Cuts. Mrs,
The body ~ Mrs. Reyes. bride of 10
months was f"tiuti b.! nciEhhnrs IN IN"
kitchen Of her h"rr" with a bullet wniind
in the head. which had caused death.
+. and q feah wound in the right hand.
while Il third bullet mad lodged IN nc
wall The wo;:nd in m" hand tdtcat*s.
rho ooli,s ,hnn said .;ha, she could not
have committed Sulrld". Later. how
ever, il was given "ui that ,hev had &C.
cepted tho statement and theory or the
medical examiner. and II was Understood
the matter had been closed.
Neanwhiie. however. other clues we're
followed up. George H. k"yes. m"
vonan's husband. BOSTON real estate
dealer. was questioned Ar length. but
what he said MAS not revealed.
r- Search also was made Tor a woman
who had called a, the E"vce HON" pro
viouS 20 the shoniin and finding Mrs.
Keves on, Is said 10 have told tn" neigh
hors that i, was jas, as we'll. for she
had a message - deliver that was not
calculated 20 Offer comfort.
Whether the visitor was Miss Narnsy
the police decline 20 state.
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Wheeling Men HonOred
By Insurance Association

HUNTINGTON. ". Va. June 81
Members of the West virginia Asso
citation OF Insurance Agents closed a
two day convention here today ny
electinc +. r. Bell. Jr.. OF Charle les
Ton. president. and choosing Charles
tor As the meeting place for 1915.
The date OF the 1918 meeting has
not been fixed. Other officers elected
were:
A. A. Taylor. of Wheeling: E. H
Easley, Blueheld: "; r. Cromwell
and B. H. Potts. Clarksbure. and w
S. Lindamood. Of ParkersburG, vice
presidents: G. n. Hendrix. Wheeling,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Chairman OF the
committees were appointed as fol
lows: \. ". Patterson. Charleston
executive committee: J. II. Pollack,
Wheeling, legislative committee; G.
H. Emsheimer. Wheeling. organiza-
ton committee; G. W. Thornburg. Of
Huntington, grievance committee: r.
p. Deyan. OF Charleston. conference
committee.
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HOAX OF A SERIOUS
NATURE is SPRUNG

CHICAGO. June GA hoax Of a
serious nature was discovered here
today when Mayor Thompson re-
ccived telegram from Secretary of
State Lansing accepting an invitation
tr the Belgian mis- sion to visit Chi
cago. In the midst nf the excitement
over the school board row, neither
the mayor nor the city council e1-
tended such an invitation. investiga-
ton is said to have disclosed. Alder
man R. H. Mccormick. who enter
tanned the Italian mission here re-
Gently. said that he would present a
resolution for an invitation 10 the
DISTINGUISHED RelgianS at The next
council mecling Friday,
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Expose Russ Agitator
As Germany's Agent

WASHINGTON. June "7.-How n
Russian agitator for separate peace
with Germany was exposed as a Ger
man agent before the council OF sol
dfers and workmen's delegates in Pc
trograd on juno ~ is related in dis
match today from Am barsador Francis.
Tho agltator. Mikala! Levin. the radi-
cal socialist leader. mad" n impas-
aioned speech IN favor OF general
peace without annexation nr indemnity
,snd was answered by VI. N"iransk~. who
announced he would repeat I.emin's
snesch and proceeded /" read a docu-
ment almost identical with =.
When NJ EeirenSH" had concluded y"
announced that he mad het7 reading an
Intercepted radio frnnl Germany. s.gred
by king Leopold OF Bavaria
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FEWER VESSELS SUNK
BY THE SUBMARINES

LONDON. June @1.--EwcNly-nn" Brit
ish vessels nf more than lGnn tons each
and seven under 1900 tons wer" sunk
by mines or submarines last week. ac-
Cnrding To the weekly statement nf
losses issued hy the admiralty tins
evening. No fishing vessels met with
disaster.
THE aggregate number "f vessels fly
ing tho British flNC destroyed by mines
falling OFF Of four a. compared with
The losses reported tn" previous week.
which numbered 60 al moro than
l6nn tons aud fly" in the smaller didvi-
Sion. In The larger category de-
crease Of six vessels is shown while in
tho smaller craft an increase of two
vessels lost is indirated)
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SUMMER EXPO SHOWS
CATER TO EVERYONE

Mobile attractions NJ n character do
mandcd hy General Manager Harry X
SLACK. Of tho Rutherford Shows. arc
hard To fin1.
There is no attraction On tho zone dur
ing the week Of Iuly tSIat" Fan
grounds. when the Wheeling Driving
club will hold forth with lis exposition
and horse show. that will mon cater II
ladies and children and show them every
courtesy.
There will be riding devices for tn"
young. old and in-h"iwe"na: there will
be- shows for those Ia whom his kind
Of amusement is Il magnet. and thrrn
Will hc The World TruHcnHd" for thus,
who Just want To hook around"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
Thousand Serbs Being
Modified in j, s.

PlTTSBtE Pa. lurn @7.--More
than 500 volunteers. recruited from nll
parts Of the United States for tn" Scrn-
ian army, mnhilizcd here today. Nearly
400 other voluni GERS mohilzod a Johns
town. Pa. today. and the ,wn forces will
b" Joined nj Jamestown Tomorrow. "hrrr
the men will he organized aud curious
ceremonies hold. inciuGln': IN" blessing"
nf American and Serbian l'rIS by cl"rc'-
mon. Most Of III" m"n hay" son Sct-
vice in prrNioNs Sorhlnn Cnnra lEns.
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TRYING TO REFLOAT
THE CRUISER OLYMPIA

NEWPORT. Il. T.. Lun" 2i.-~The
cruiser Olympia. from which admiral
newny directed The hath" Of Manila
Bay. WAS stripped today nf her ammuni-
tion supplies and or other stores and
finttings In an attempt In make. easier
her position OH the Shnai off R!ork Is
land. where She ran aground during n
fog yesterday morning
Two naval lighters which brought the
stores Of tho olympia hero were under
no orders Ia return. and II is believed
there was little hope nC early salvage
Wrecking vessels Still lay alongside to-
night
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OVERWHELMING VOTE
AGAINST PEACE MOVE

PETROGRAD. June c7.-A re7olu-
ton categorically rejecting any move
for separate peace between Germany
and Russia has been adopted by an
overwhelming majority by the con
gress Of workmen'S and soldiers dcpu-
ties Of all Russia. The resolution, at
the same time, declares that restora-
tion of peace at the earliest possible
daY is the most important need of the
Russian revolutionary democracy.
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WELLSBURG

WEt.LSBTRG. Juno 21.---Th" city
council met in adjourned session 10 tnke
up matters relative - the construction
of lateral sewers provided fnr in the
bond issue nf last year. Engineer NJ. l..
BOYD presented plans and estimates.
which wore discussed. bat no official
action was taken. Action was deferred
un;il tho regular meeting "f tho council
in July.
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Sieve HoulakiS vs. the State OF ONO.
Petition in error from tho justice court
nr Squire J. II. Briggs. Martins Ferry.
Tie plaintiff In error pleaded guilty 10
selling liquor and was sentenced 10 nay
n fine Of sion and costs. Willlanl Din
on. .Tr.. OF Martins Ferry Is the attorney
for The plaintiff.
Stella Moore VS.. Alex Moore. Divorce
sought on the grounds Of extreme cruel
~ for three years last past q. Is.
Nary. nj ST Clairsvillc. is the attorney
for The plaintiff
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MOUNDSV|LLE
Opeuinr New nnO.

4 company composed al George
Srhauh. J. NJ Schauh. Frank n. Howard
aud others yesterday started the work
nf opening Il coal mine on the Schaun
land at Glendale, The opening Is being
cut into tho. four foot vein at point
near tho Wheeling road just above the
Western Supply company store. It Will
be a drift mine.
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Must Use MarnaIade
On Their Daily Bread

COPENHAGEN. June FIFTH" Ger-
mans are Informed officially that "a
tionS Of fat next winter Will b. less
than The scanty allowance I'll ~ grams
weekly last winter. ana that therefor"
marmalade. preserves. etc, must he
relied on almost exclusively 10 render
The daily bread palalable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
DAYLIGHT SAVING BILL
PUT THROUGH SENATE

WASHINGTON. D. G.. June a.
The daylight saving bill. amended TO
take cffec; next year. passed the Sen.
ate to-day without discussion or lee
ord vote. and WAS sent 10 iiIc House.
Under tho hill all time piece would
be- turned forward one hour. beginning
the last Sunday in April. and ,":.rinu-
ing until the last Sunday in SAplem'
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Moundsvtlls Briefs.

Mrs. Louis n. Grubh. Of Wheeling. -
visiting several days here the guest ~
her parents, Captain and. Mrs. W. 10
Alexander. Of TomlinSon avenue.
Homer Haddox. former resident or ms
city. who is now living In Columbus. o..
is spending several days with friends
here.
y. Earl Martin. or Iaconine, Nd. IS
thr guest OF friends in thi: city.
Mrs. r. !. Fisher has returned hohls
from Woodruff. where she has been WIS.,
ting relatives for several days.
Mrs. Charles Shcrrck is visiting
friends in Chester.
Mrs. T. w. McCrucken. OF Center
street. Is visiting with her parents. IN
Deep Valley. PA.
Miss Tnll Yoho has returned TO her
home In Graysville after spending rev
days with relatives in this city.
Little Prince lodg" No. -. knights OF
Pythins. will hold its regular weekly
meeting tonight.
The warm weather is taking 'fowds nt
hathrrs to the hlG sand bar above the
city TO cnjo% cool rlunras in the river.
The Moundsvill" Motorcycle club Will
hold It's regular meeting this evening In
the Park theatre building.
81
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by bomb on June %. There were
no casualties.
BOMBAY, India, June 2I.-Thc
'PrninSuIar and Oriental liner Monso.
lia struck mine off Bombay on June
%. The passengers and crew have ar
rived at Bombay. The mails are be-
lieyed TO have been lost.
LONDON, June GA Central
News dispatch from C0pcnhasen says
the Norwegian steamship Kong Haa'
ken has been sunk by German sub
marine, and that only six OF the crew
were saved. (There are TWO Eorwe.-
gian ships Kong Haaken. of 2.@3l and
874 tons gross, respectively
The Norwegian steamship Maggie
Oils tons gross), has been sunk in
the Atlantic. The crew was saved.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. June e.
Sinking of the Danish steamer Gun
hid, was reported 10 the state de-
part ment today. Survivors said the
steamer was torpedoed without warn
ing and sank before lifeboats could
be lowered Five of The crew were
drowned. One was killed ny III" pro,
nnller. \ British destroyer rescued
the remaindcr Of tho crew and TWO
passengers twenty minutes after inc
ship was struck. There were no
Americans. aboard.
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Police Conrt.

Mayor RIM had n busy session II pn-
man. for being drunk and disordcrly.
WIS given $5nn. which was secured by
An order on tho coal company nj which
he is employed. Andy Nelson. on the
sAnle charge. was given four days m
the street: Willie Wayt. for lettering
and nafing on the streets. WAS up. ard
the mayor secured him position in The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
CAMP FOR DIES MONIES.

WASHINGTON. June -. =. Des
Moines. Iowa, was finally confirmed
today BY Secretary Baker rs the site
of one of the sixteen national army
cantonment sites after receipt OF a
supplemental report from Major Gen.
eral Barry, commanding the Central
department.. The general stated thai
after personal examination Of the
ground he WAS entirely satisfied OF IT'S
suitability for military purposes.
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mr. Comuton BUYS Property.

Or. VI. T. Compton yesterday ciosrn
deal with r. +. Walker whereby the for
rcr secures possession or a Fa!uanss
niece Of property al Eighth and Lock-
wood avenues The consideration was
So. moo Dr. Compton will build fine
residence on the property this summer,
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Rains Help Crops.

The crops will be greatly helped by
the heavy rains which fell over this
section late Tuesday night and Wcdnes-
day. The rain was badly needed and
will be great hnost In the potato crop.
Little or no damage was reported from
oycr III" county as result OF the
lightning.
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Must aton apAAdlnH.

Sheriff W. f. Clayton yesterday is.
sued warning that speeding on the Glen
dale road and in Wheeling avenue.
Glendale must cease The practice "t
speeding is becoming dangerous To
pedestrians and an annoyance To pa
iicnts in the Reynolds Memorial h">pI-
tai Tie sheriff declares he will break
nm speeding il hr has TO authorize spec
cial DEPUTIES To do II:
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Davis, Burkham & Tyler Company
1416.lS Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va
Eagle Glass and Manufacturing COM
pany and gave him instructions 10 work.
Entertained.

Miss Awida Faut entertained a mum.
Der Of her girl friends at her home on
Commerce street with miscellaneous
shower in honor of Mrs Clacrncc Green.
Guessing contests. music and dancing
furnished the evenings entertainment
until an appropriate hour. when The
guests were ushcred into the dining
room To pHrtakc Of a .Sumptuous r2Past.
Hero each guest was presented with an
American Beauty rose. tied TO fern
with da inty ribbon nf the national col
ors. Dancing wa srcsumed later in the
evening and continued until midnight.
when the guests departed after having
spent very enjoyable evening. Mrs:
Green WAS the recipient Of many useful
presents. Those present were Misses
Elsie Bowman, Helen Kelly. Edith Kelly.
Hulda West Velma Ferguson. Louise
Nichols Margaret Buoy. Gladys Ogden.
Alice Green Elijah Green, Mrs. Clar-
cncc Green and Miss Nwilda Faul.
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Demolished In Storm.

The tall wooden structure which WAS
10 have hccu used rs diving platform
NJ thr Willow bathing beach. went down
with crash during tho heavy electrical
storm Of Tuesday evening Work Of
rebuilding tn" platform began At once
and il will u" made pcrma ncntly safe.
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st. Clairsyi1le Personals.

Attorney lanes =. tienleiu. Of Bridge
port. was lecal visitor hero Today.
Thomas Davis. .lr.. has returned from
visit with BcIlaire friends.
Attorney Fred SpriCg$. Of Bridgeport,
was n business visitor here today.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE
To. State Hospital.

ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. June IT,
Shirley Way. Of Eellnirc. was taken to
tho state Hospital Tor the Insane nj
Columbus today by Deputy Sheriff
Brown. Way was arrested in Mounds
Vile and sent over here for hearing be-
fore Probate Judge John {. Nichols.
who adjudgrd him insane. Way 10 said
70 be very dangerous man and has
spent quite hit of timc behind the
bars in the local Jail. The "Trip was
made In an automobile driven b. NJ. L.
Hall, Of the ST. Clair Auto company.
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Bierc0 Funeral

From the home of his fathcr-in-laws
John Noda, funeral services TOT Inc
late Toe Ricrcr vol known resident oe
this civ. were h"ld. Intcrment VS. In
Mt Rose cemetery.
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Dance Tonight.

Kimhrrly's orchestra will furnish this
music for dance 10 he held tonight in
tho wills hall nv the 1916 class OF the
Moundsville high school Many invita-
lions have been issued for tho affair.
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OBSERVE PATRIOTIC SUNDAY.

WASHINGTON. Jun" "7--Fatriot!c
Sunday ~ 10 he observed neyt Suuda v
IN all the Sunday Schools nf tho United
States il response u An appeal by frnS-
idcrr wilson m observe III" day b. gen
erous giving 20 the Red Cross.
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4 safety lock for automo0lle robes:
coats and parcels is nickle-plated
steel clamp, three.fourths Of An inch
BY Two and onn-fourth inches when
closed The lock Is opened BY a
romhina tiOn
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Hal,on runeral yesterday.

Yrslnrday Nftnrnoon funeral scrVITes
for the late Herbert Nelson. who WAS
drowned in L Lake at Akron Ohio. "cre
held from the home nf his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Frank Nelson. 1ntcrment was
in Mt Rose cemetery.
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Get Rid Of Your rheumatism.

Get Rid Of Your RheumatIsH1.
Now is the time to get rid OF your
rheumatism. Chamherlain's Liniment
properly applied will help YOU very
much, Remember that chronic and
muscular rheumatism require no In
ternal treatment. Obtainable every
where.
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STEEL WORKER KILLED.

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. June eT.-ln a
storm accompanied by wind Of nigh ve-
locitv tonight John Canyo. n steel work.
or Was killed here Widespread dam
age was done In this vicinity.
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weIlsburg Briefs.

. Hugh ]. Dorian WAS a wheeling shop
per Wednesday.
less McNcar was business caller In
Stcubenvillo Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs r. W. Palmer were in
Wheeling shopping Wednesday,.
Mrs. l.ucien Brindloy was shopper
in Wheeling Wednesday.
MrsI. VI. McClinton was a caller
in SteuhcnYille Tuesday.
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Whit he lions. tigers and other
members Of the cat tribe. the n ght
finds ihom a their liveliest, and they
sleep MOST between the midday meal
and supper time.
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MORE SHIPS SUNK

LONDON. June 21.-The American
sailing ship Galina. 99l tons, WAS sunk
by a bomb on June %. There were
no casualties.
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The Mortimer settled In Iceland
In the year 874.