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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-10-18

WANTED: Beans, beets, cabbage,
carrots, onions, potatoes, ps,snips
and tomatoes. Write al once quoting
prices nd giving lOcation-J. o.
Tunn Fr nch, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-10-18

LOST: Attachment to Davis S W.
ing machine, in shoe box between
Payette and Fruitland. Leave at
this office and get reward. u,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
International League

At Rochester: Rochester 3. Baltimore ?. d1 innings).
 At Buffalo Buffalo Ill, Providence, 1-2
 At Toronto: Toronto 5-1, Richmond 1-12. ~
 At Montreal: Montreal 1-1s, Newark TO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
Lewis Will Reach City To- day to Complete Train
 ing for Big Tilt
FREBERG IN SWELL
 SHAPE FOR MATCH
Men About Evenly Matched and Fol- lowers Are Expecting Strenuous Battle-Freberg Expects in Win
 With Famed Headlock Barred

Ed (Strangler) Lewis will arrive ia Birmingham sometime today for his finish match with John Freberg ct the Jefferson theatre Wednesday night with the flying headlock barred. Lewis is a redhot baseball fan and expressed his desire of seeing the Barons in ac- tion. Right off the reel Brown Parks informed him that the Barons would be here playing the Memphis Chicks and it would be a dandy series to take in. Lewis quickly informed Promoter Parks that he would be on hand etc take in the games as baseball was his chief sport outside of wrestling.
 John Freberg will trail closely OH Lewis trail, coming in Monday. Ere berg is having a real time on fish ing trip and writes that all the sore ness has left his neck and that he will be in the pink of condition. q can wrestle without the dread of the flying headlock and with this dan gerous hold off my mind I can give all my attention to rushing Lewis said Freberg. q believe l can beat Lewis with the headlock barred and will be there ready to go the limit.
 Freberg sprung a new arm twister on Lewis and the Kentucky Strangler has been worried no little bit about how to break up it's effectiveness in numbing the big lifting muscles in the arms. This hold seemed to have both cred Lewis more than any other hold used by Freberg
 Wrestling fans have been waging some hot arguments about the coming match with the matter resting at deadlock as to which man will win Lewis supporters maintain that Lewis will at least get a draw out of tho match, while Freberg followers bs- lieve he can master the big defensive Kentuckian
 Fans can come best prepared to see long, exciting bout. Endurance and science will win out in the long run Lewis has long been famous for his lasting powers, having competed in several matches where the time was over five hours
 John Freberg has appeared in fine physical condition every time he has wrestled here and his followers be- lieve he has as much endurance as Lewis. All of which brings on more argument as to how long it will take for the first fall.
 Fans seem about equally divided for and against the two grapplers," said Brown Parks "It is hard to tell which one is the most popular. I have daily calls asking about the two men, Each man believes down in his heart that he Is the best man and I look for hard fight with the chances of eacn being even"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
PLANS MADE FOR
 JUNIOR TOURNEY

Announcement was made at the Bir- mingham Athletic club yesterday that the second annual junior tennis cham pionship tournament for the city of Bir- msngham would be held during the lat ter part of August. probably August 20 or 27 Final details for the tourney have not been completed
 It is planned at the present to offer a membership in the club to the winner of the singles and membership to each man on the winning doubles team This plan may be changed later and other prizes offered *
 The tourney will be open for boys of 19 years of age and under, according to the present plans The tourney last year included boys of IS and under.
 Richard Mccoy is the present title- holder for the city. He will defend his title. At least 20 of the city's best young players are expected to enter the tour ney.
 Other announcements will be made later. The tourney, however, is sure to be held despite some reports to the com trary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
GUN CLUB SHOOT

Lee Moody won the 50-target race by breaking 4s out of the 50. missing his twenty-sixth target.
 John Fletcher and T. Lee tied for second place by breaking 47 each.
 T. K Lee won the 100-target race by breaking 93 out of his hundred
 R. C.. Osvorn made the long run of the day by breaking 37 without a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
ORT0N BLAKE WINS OVER HEWITT SMITH Junior Champion Defends Title in Final Match
 of Tourney

Orton Blake defended his title against Hewitt Smith yesterday afternoon as champion among the leading junior ten his players of the Birmingham district. By winning yesterday afternoon he has undisputed possession of the title.
 It is seldom that 8 champion goes through a tournament with as clean a record as Blake established. He did not loose a single set in the whole number of matches played. This IS an unique record for a player WHO was not given place In the finals by some.
 There has been some of the most re- markable improvement in his playing the past year ever seen in young player. His past experience has been . great help to him and when he enters match now he does not display that nervous ness so noticeable in young players.
 Blake won both of his sets by the same score and was not in danger at any time of loosing set. Two sets were played instead of three, the rain delaying the match.
 The victory was duplication of the play against Mccoy. Blakes returns were always close to the side lines. Smith showed flashes of form at times, but did not follow up his most effective game He has terrific drive but did not use it. He used a chop stroke which was to the liking of Blake, who gener- ally returned it out of reach.
 By winning the chana4 onship, Blake wins a beautiful medal given by the United States National Lawn Tennis association and wins one leg on the beautiful cup offered by the local Young Mems Christian association;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
Al Ellis Only Baron Batting Ouer .29O Mark
SPORTS
lake Munch Resigns Lead
 I Southern-Not q Single -dr0n ODer Coveted Mark
gaed Cracker Initial Stacker Tops Edmondson and Hyatt By Wide Margin-Comstock Still Leads Pitchers-Hin
 and Ponder Rank Well-Other Figures

Atlanta climbed of played compiled by Irwin Howe of Chicago Eddie Pelns while Hyatt or the Iookouts third place. Mmch points Hyatts 
 Not Al Ellis the eong aed with 293 Cecil Coombs fol lows with with .2S2
 
  Edmondson the lead in triples of New Orleans with together with Mcdonald Birmingham Knaupp
  hits with 127 Covngton of Little Rock, the with 67. spect allowed 153 Hill feated Ponder of Birmingham ranks we'll is 23s. Black S73 of 382
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
ATHLETIC CLUB ID ENTER SWIM MEET Will Send Team to Atlanta to Compete for the
 Championship

The Birmingham Athletic club will be represented by team of some of the best swimmers in the city al the annual southern championship meet in Atlanta during the latter part of next month The athletic committee of the club, headed by Chairman Bill Streit, will meet tomorrow night to arrange compe- tition among the members in order to select team to represent the club.
 The club has within it's membership some of the city,s best and fastest swimmers. The championship meet is being held by the Atlanta Athletic club
 Other details will be announced later It is expected that keen competition will be staged for the honor of representing the club Joyce Levvy, Lionel Levvy, Monk Olmsted, Biscoe Seals, Harry Sat terfield, Gordon Robinson and others are expected to compete.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
CENTRAL GR|D|RON
 FOLLOWERS ID MEET
Coach Pritchard Calls Meet ing for Friday Night
 at Y. M. c. A.

Followers of the Central High school in athletics will meet Friday night July 27; at the Central Y M. c. A. to formu- late plans for the football camp to be held, starting September 4. Word to this effect was received yesterday from Coach E. A. Pritchard.
 Prospects for the Central's team this year are better than usual. Coach Pritchard is expecting to take at least @ men with him on the camp, while fully twice that number are expected to make 8 try to land a position on the team later.
 Several of last years regulars will be lost this season. A number of promis- ing youngsters, however, are in line, and Coach Pritchard is expecting another strong eleven. He is also busily arrang- ing a strenuous schedule, including some of the south's most formidable .prep teams.
 The meeting Friday night will start at 7:30 o'clock All prospective candidates as well as friends of the former teams are invited to attend Flemmon Hall, star center, is captain of the team for the coming season
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
ANNUAL SHOOT ID
 START MONDAY H. c. Ryding, Titleholder, to Defend Honor Against
 the South's Best

The Alabama State shoot starts Mon day, July 23, on the grounds of the Bir- mingham Gun club. This is the seven teenth Alabama state shooting tourna- ment, every one of the + being held In Birmingham.
 Many exciting races have been held on the Birmingham grounds for many years. The competition has been very keen for the championship. Last year H. c. Ryding was the winner of the championship he will have to shoot against the best shots of the state to retain the title this year. and a most exciting contest will be the result.
 There will be a 100-target handicap race on the first day of the shoot, which will give some of the medium shots a chance to win good purse. There will alos be 2015-target evenss during the two days which will give all of the contest ants a chance to win something.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
Why Rhodes Liked Kid Mccoy

In an article about the most wonder full man he ever met, John Hays Ham mond tells In the American Magazine about Cecil Rhodes. He says:
 One basic reason for the success of MT. Rhodes was his practice of drawing into his service from all corners of the earth the ablest men in each particu- lar industry. Sometimes he would reach out to Germany, sometimes to South America, often to the United States No salary was too big # ia could get the man he wanted.
 "He was always keenly anxious to find out from men who had done ex- traordinary things just how they had managed to do them. I recall that Kid Mccoy, the pugilist. shea in his prime. was giving an exhibition of box ing and Rhodes expressed the most ar dent desire to meet him.
 "I want to find out from this fel- low how he has learned to lick every other man in the world Rhodes ex- claimed to me-.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
Ball Player Coaches on Bases

Hugh S. Fullerton. the well known baseball writer, has story in the American Magazine in which he says about a lazy ball player:
 Boil Weevil was all right at bat. He liked to bat. and that saved him his job. and more than likely saved mine. Slough don't say anything. but he looked the Encyclopedia Britannica at me every day. Boil Weevil stayed in the game for his hitting: but he worked about as enthusiastically as a fellow with bunions breaking in a new pair of shoes. and he got about as excited over game as a mud turtle does over mosquito bite. Slough tried every thing to stir him up, he even sent him up to coach; but Boil Weevil says to the runner: If you get chance. go down. If you get catched yoan bla'ne me- and went to sleep standing up.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
SPORTS
Every Team ShOWs Decrease In Hitting; Crackers on Top
 With Vols q Close Second
Barons Rank Sixth Fielding and Are Tied For Third Place in Hitting With Lookouts-Lead in Sacrifice Hits
 Rank Well in Other Departments

Although the the partially checked during the week slightest fact the Rarons fielding
 The Atlanta still hitting with
 
 
 The Memphis Orleans sacrifice hits Nashville doubles cured the most hits and also scored the most New Orleans double Little figured with Birmingham the errors Mobie
 Ihe compste including Menesday foMs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22

New Orleans ........... .201 020 0o0--5 Little Rock .............100 012 000--4
 Summary: Two-base hits, Stutz, Fl. Baker, Knaupp. Three-base hits, Tin cup, Compton. Sacrifice hit, Barbare. Sacrifice fly, Edmondson. Stolen base. Manning. Struck out Tincup 1. Kelly 2. Base on balls. Kelly 2. Hit by pitch CT, Kelly (Kirkman) Earned runs, Tincup 4, Kelly 4. Time. 1:40 Umpires. OToole and Morgan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
TEAM FIELDING
ROush and Cruise Tied
 For Lead Tn National

Speaker baed second place with 343  Louis, are
  the American
   Bill the Travellers in American lete
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22

The New York Journal of Commerce computes that since the beginning of the war to the end of January, last, 236l mer- chant vessels, with gross tonnage of A. 36S, ,T6S, have been sunk from war causes. In January 154 vessels of 336997 gross tons were destroyed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22
SLOW FIELDING IS
 HELP TO PELICANS

Little Rock, July 21.-Slow fielding by Tincup and Manning's drop of a thrown ball at critical time paved the way for four of New Orleans runs today and they won from Little Rock, 5 to A. In the ninth, with wares on third and Tincup on first and two out, attempted to steal second. Hig- gins quick throw caught Wares off third base and he was run down, end ing the game The score
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22

Tn these days when rag carpet has come back into favor, old stockings of any color but black. by preference, when cut in strips, around and around, spirally as one would peel an apple, are most de- sirable material for serviceable rugs for either city or country use, and if care is taken with the cutting each sock or stocking will yield a strip running form top to toe without wasting more than a few clippings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22

One of the important apartments at the palace of Fontainebleau. In France, is called the Galerie des Assiettes, for the reason that It's decoration consists of yer tical rows of plates, set in the panelins of the walls These plates are very val uable, are made of porcelain. and upon them are painted scenes and views of many royal residences, The plates were placed there by the order of Louis Phil ippe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-05
For Sale-City Property.
TAKE l.OTs PARr Pay

TAKE lots PART Pay
S525e-SpIendid nm. modern home, 500
blk Arizona take smaller property part
pay
S4OO0-Eine rTn- bungalow, Golden hill
take lots near new high school part pay.
S5000-Bea nm. bung. Mckinley
ave; exchange for smaller property part
pay same vicinity.
SSl5O-5 rn- bungalow, 100 II. frontage,
cor; barn. large stone outbuildingx;
worth $4,000; take light auto or good lots
part pay.
5000 nm. house, . lots, Kings high
way GrandvieW- $500 cash and good lots
part pay; bal $50 month including in
tereSt
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.,
100 San Antonio ST Phone go
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-05
VALLEY LAID BARGAINs

SiO.5OO-62 acres mi. Clint; on main
pased road. 7 rn- modern house, well and
mill. barn. 81 acres alfalfa. hal small
grain: trade fof city properly.
S5500-55 acres Chambe-inO. I 8 acres al
falfl, % acres other crops: orchard, vine
yard, ; nm house; trade for city prop
erty.
SS24O-5.4 acres mi. in the valley. be-
tween Cineque park depot and paved road;
all in cult; worth $3.50 per acre; trade
Tor Highland park house.
Sz500-19 acres SOcorro, Vineyard tract.
acres alfalfa fenced. trade for Il Psso
property.
$225O-15 acres Ysleta, miles, I'm
house. all improved. paved road. almost
all IN alfalfa: Is cash, bal suit.
S750-I1 acres mi. YSIrta, fine level
raw land; county road; $3.50 cash. bal
suit
NEWMAN nv ESTIEST CO..
100 San Anto ito s. Plcne 55e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-05
BIG NET TNTEREsT.

Ciose IN corner, 75zl4o, three Well-kept
tenemsnts. fifteen apartments. renting at
fk each (which IS - each too cheap,
making $3.50 per month. or sI440 per year
luss gross on S14.40e. We viii sell you
This valuable corner for $3.50 See Head,
RAMEY BROS.
: -"s Martin Bldg Phone s15
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-05
For SaIe-CountrY Property.
Mr. WORKSG Man

Mr. WORKING MAN
One acre OF irrigated land will provide
all the vegetables, fruit and poultry a fam
lily use.
One acre tracts. now under cultivation
and irrigation; fine soil; closer in than
Government hill: 5 cent fare. walking dis
lance from Washington park, on inte-ur-
ban, paved road and jitneys. Only $40
down and SO per month
BAILEY LAND CO..
sos Herald bldg Phone 26sS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-05

ATTENTION, ALL INVESTORS.
We can offer for sale for q lin
tied time 200 feet frontage on
Texas street, on corner. at S55
per front foot This is $1,000 IN
der the market See Us about il
today.
LEAYELL & SHERMAN.
11s Texas s. Phone sees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-05
BmLINGS'S SUMMER CLEARANCE
SALE ny BL .-As w, on I.

NHIlE3 w FILNUN. I'M EEFIANON.
Taken in trade and returned from rent
Besides saving on these special prices YOU
VIII save per cent war tax Lindenan
S225; Chase & Baker Playerpiano 1896:
Prescott Playerpiano. $685., and other bar
gains. Several Photographs. Terms ar
ranged
BILLINGS PIANO CO., 1929 Z. boulevard.
tNo rent. no salesmen)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-05
A LIBERTY BOND

A LIBERTY BOND
With any OF these beautiful 5
room modern bungalows on Boul-
evzrd, close in; sidewalks. paved
street, south front. can move in
today. Choice OF five Price $3.50.
$500 cash. s25 and interest.
FINEST 5 ROOM BUNGALOW
Close in on paved street: base
ment, sidewalks. all modern;
large sleeping porch. breakfast
room, plenty Of closets; south
front II you see one you viii buy
one Price S3s50: good terms
CREEL REALTY CO.. PHI. SOS
40S Martin Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-05
TFXAs sTREFT CnRNER-

10zxI2o. very close in. tracksge. south
'front.'. rentals bringing in g per cent on
sale price. while you walt for the values
20 increase on this live business street,
Tor particulars Sc
Mr. STOCEWELL.
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY,
ess Mills Bldg Phone SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-05
GOVT. HILL LOTS.
s.-lQ- EADH

Choicest lots in the addition;
near car line.
10 percent down. 8 percent month.
JOIN ". PHILLIPS, PHI. S163.
so7 First Nat Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-05

UNSEDEEMED watches. diamonds and
jeWelry for sale at a bargain.
SECURITY LOAN CO., PHI. z754.
Corner Il paso and san Antonio Sta.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-05
For SaIe-AutomobiTes-Ranted.


FOR sale. one light touring car. first class
condition: motor just overhauled; high ten
sion magnetic: price very reasonable. Call
3702 or 60Oiz z. Texas
WILL SELL or trade for diamonds. one
Winton six in good shape. See RoWens
Franklin Motor Car Co.
FOR SALE or will trade for real estate.
Interstate five passenger automobile IN
good condition; electric lights and starter
Address Percy Peterman. Ysleta, Texas
FOR SALE-Automobile. great sacrifice;
1917 Hudson supersix; party going away;
must sell. Phone Capt. GOdson, sth cav
airy. Fort Bliss
TWO LOTS, two room house. bargain;
lea ing town; small cash payment, balance
so per MONTH Will trade for small tour
ing car; prefer Ford See me quick; don't
miss this chance. Phone s270J.
LOOK-
Am Al mechanic OF 10 years expert
ence; will repair and overhaul your car At
your home 1t reasonable figure
Call Frank. 1851 or 3702; 1905 z Texas
HIGH GRADE USED CARS FOR SALE
Buick light six.
Oldsmobile passenger.
Overland 5 passenger.
All in excellent condition
r. n. FLETCHER, Montana and Stanton.
Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-05
VALUABLE BUSINESS CORNER

Inside corne-. within two blocks OF most
up-to-dats office building in e Psso. ad-
unoer 1900 Per foot; We viii sell this site
within ten days al s725 per foot We
have responsible tenant for hotel II you
-oEid buy this and build 10 suit See
Head. With
RAMET BROS.
,e5 Martin Bldg Phone s1s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-05
Wanfed-Eurnifure

Wanted-FurnIture.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for house
hold goods. Phone 1898.
CASH PAID FOR SECOND HAND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. r II. STERCHI,
345 MYRTLE PHONE 5S2-
ERATORs-Exchangs your old
refrigerator for a new one: liberal allow
aneo- Rogers Trading Co. H. N stanton
WE PAY highest cash prices fo- secon0
hand furniture and stoves
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE CO.
I'll South Stanton St Phone 2so2
room set: buffet. table and chairs; also
gas range with elevated oven; not inter
ested unless articles are in first class
condition Telephone 503sR-
For Sale-Pianos.
-~~-~-~~~~~~---~~-~-~~~-~-
$500 Grand plano like new. $3.50. Phone
35s3.
PIANO-EIegant Grand. almost new: own
er leaving city; bargain Phone 5o7oM-
UPRIGHT mahogany piano. cheap; owner
leaving town. Phone 2s77-
FOR sALE-1s15 Chalmers. 5 passenger,
fine condition; driven only 5000 miles:
terms 10 responsible party international
Auto Co.. sol Tsxas.s Phone 1921
SelELivestock-Buy.
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FOR SALE-Pony saddle and bride. Price
s25. 1880 Louisville st.
FOR sALE-YounE Jersey COW with heifer
calf Phone es13-
HORSES and mules bought and sold.
Young Bros Sales Stable 32o5 Alameda
BURROs for packing. saddle. work or
breed Phi Iona Tiva ranch. Yslet- S72J-
FOR sALE-one large Duroc-Jersey boar,
two large brood sows and some feeders
Percy Peterman. Nsicta- Texas
100 RANGE horses for sale: mixed bunch.
good grades terms reasonable. Address
Fritz Wolf Stanley. Arizona
GOOD horse. light delivery buggy harness
for sale; $50 II taken at once. Big bar
balm Call 2sz5 Nagoffin ave
JUST received. ? carloads first class HoI-
stein milk COWS from Wisconsin For par
ticulars phone -46S or write J. Il Brom-
berg. 1914 NsEoffin ave.
HEREFORD bulls. car loads. year olds.
big. full hoods. not registered, pasture
range raised Wire z R. smith, Fairfield,
Iowa
STEERS for sale Five hundred Hereford
and Durham. one and two years. Prices
right Address +. 3. NOson. Lewis
Springs. ARK
FOR SALE-One gentle horse, reliable in
every way, especially adapted for family
use. Call at IA z. Nevada or phone
2I15-
WANTED-15oO to 5000 cattle to summer:
10000 acres; plenty grass and water. For
information write ". s MeCash. Troy
Las Animas county. Colo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-05

ROOM HOUSE AT BARGAIN.
s rooms and breakfast room; liV-
ing room clear across front OF
house. large dining room. built in
features. hardwood floors. two
large bedrooms and Elassed sleep
ing porch Tile bath, basement
heating plant. two full lots. side
walk and paving paid Price $4,000.
Small payment down, balance
monthly.
see W T. KIRBY. with
LEAVELL & SHERMAN,
Phi 4226- 11s Texas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-05
Rnnn RrNGAInU

4 ROOM BUNGALOW
With glassed porch. screen porch
and concrete front porch; east
front. cor. Memphis and Florida,
] blk from paved st and csr line.
Se.5o; S1ee cash, balance $50
per month. including interest.
ROOM BUNGALOW
Gisssed and screen porch. con-
crete front porch basement. reg
listers in. south front on Louisville
st. Manhattan heights $3.50;
$500 cash. balance SIS per month
and interest.
ROOM BUNGALOW
Chased. screen and concrete
front porches; paved: near school
AID car line on Mountain ave
$3.50; sI-9 cash. balance $50 per
month and interest
BRETZ-FUSE REALTY Co.
80 Martin bldg Phone 144s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-05
BIG BARGATN-x45Oo

BIG BARGAIN-S45O0
. room modern bungalow with
heating plant 1000 block Mon
tana-
TWO SOUTH FRONT LOTS
On Montana block IS Bassett
addition. $500 II taken fmme-
diztely; other lots in this
block sold for $1,000 each
". r. PAYNE.
4e1 Mesa Phone 1850.