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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

1870 >@'S'' - " - ~
Two teams. the American National
and the Firs. National uuints, are tied
FOR Jrs, place in the Banking Moments
League as the result of the victory OF
the first manned in their game against
the Planters aggregation last night At
tho y. ". &. y. by the score of Is to j..
While the contest would appear to be
onc-sided. Judging from the scores. the
game nevertheless was full! OF keen
rivalry. Several spectacular shots from
the court market the contest.
Miss Harding. for the Americans. was
tho bright star OF the evening. She
scored SIX goals from court and Gagged
three from foul. Miss Martin led the
planters With three points, one goal
from court and one from foul, Tho
entire American team, put mp a mag
niuccnt defensive game.
Tonight the National state ana city
ana the Federal Reserve quints will
meet n th- same place IN the final
game OF the championship series until
after the Christmas holidays.
Last nights score follows:
Observation-Disclosures. right forward :
Harding. left forward: Green. Jumping
center: Ross. side center; Goodc. left
guard; cheatham. right guard
Martin. left forward. Gillian. immpin,.
center; scott side center; Brittle, left
guard; Tompkins. right guard
summary: Goals from court-IIard-
ing. &; iiuktnr. ]; Devote. /. Martin. /.
Goals from foui.-IIarding. 3: HuIster.
l.; Martin. l. 'Substitutions-Da for.
IompSins. Cole for Devote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
GIANTS WIN MAJORITY
OF GAMES FROM CUBS
Take TWO Out OF Three Coptes,s. INT
Fnil to Make Grcatent
Score.

At the P!etsch Alleys the Giunts and
CUPS OF the Junior League FLASHED, the
former emerging victorious In two out
OF the three games. losing the first and
winning the next two handily. Carl
ton was high individual for the win
ners with u count Of 22i in his third
game, while li!s team mate, Winston,
carried Off the three game honors for
the Giants team. with total Of 573.
For the losers. Holland with a three
game total OF 3T5, and Marin with u
total or Gil. starred. liz pounding out
counts of oi1 and 222 in his last two
games. Incidentally carrying off the in
dividuai and three game totals FOR, the
evening,
".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
AMATEUR BOXERS RETURN.
THREE FIGHTERS REACH
NEW YORK AFTER TOUR
Thirteen out of Seventeen Contesf.
Won by rriO--rwa Capture
TITLES, at Sweden.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.--rhe threN
Victorious american, amateur boxers
last month. connecting in boxing cor,
tests. returned home today on the
Bergenfjord from Chrlstiania. mi.
party consisted OF Ashton Dome III
New Orleans. national bantamWelah,
champion: Frank Cassidy, OF SoM
York, national lightweight champion
John Burke. OF Pittsburgh, n leaiint
light heavyweight boxer. and Benjii.
min Levine, OF tho Metropolitan
~ \. u. who was manager of the
team. ~ fls
The boxers won thirteen out ot
seventeen bouts in which they pay-
. ponze WON the feotherwelght CHAM.
plonship OF Sweden and tho city cham
pionShip OF Copenha gcn; Burks can
turea the heavyweight title in Sweden
and the city Championship OF Copan-
hagen. and Cassidy won tho light
weight title in tho Copenhagen Oily.
chalnpionships. but lost in the Swedish,
championship bout at Stockh olIs
Dome and Burke left for their homes
tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
GERMANY GETS. BOURBON
HERE AT 81 PER GALLON
Ncnri, 1000 barrels aud :.0,0D0 cases
VIII &c shipped 10
Hamburg.
rBy Universal Service !,

CHICAGO. Dec, 1S.-Germany Is 10
have whisky Ct 81 a gallon. That rae
sounds pretty good TO those who have
been paying Gu cents drink and Sc
to SIS = quart for the forbidden bcvcr-
age In these parts.
Joseph Wolf, president OF the lanes
Pepper Company, is authority for the
statement that German buyers nave
come into the marke; for American
whisky
Nearly 1000 barrels and 1000 cases
of Kentucky whisky will be shipped
to Hamburg said Mr.. Wolf we are
also shipping 200 barrels To Holland,
zoo barrels 10 Sweden and 100 barrels
and 1000 cases 10 Switzerland Wc
are getting 50 a gallon for our barrel
WHISKY from GermnnV.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
HAYWOOD GIVEN TIME
TO FILE APPEAL BRIEFS
Uniess Papers Are on Record Next
Wednesday, District Attorney
Will Cancel Bonds.

wood and the other IN emb.rs OF the
!. W. w. who havc appealed from the
conviction IN 1907 or charge o.
violation o: the espionage act were
granted until next "Wednesday TO Gle
their appeal briefs by the United
States Court OF Appeals today.
Unless the ucEumcnts have hccn filed
AT chat time, District Attorney Cline
viii ask cancellation Of the bonds OF
Haywood and sixteen others now at lib
erty and their return TO LSeavcnworth
penltcntiary.
The briefs now are one month late
according To the distric; attorney.
Counsel Tor Haywood declared that Z.
hid Seen ;mpossibie to. complies tho
ptps Ns,a',ut ;i,nt they would ,i,r ready
on " chNcSdnN. 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
HAVANA ENTRIES

Frs, r"ce---ttive and one-half furlons.
los; Naomi Walton IA: Fiylng Dart, III;
Crown. ia.
Count Boris. ~; Theodore Fair, 1i4; White
Clark. Io7; Little Giuss. 10I: BAG. lo7; Magi,
Mirror. lI2: Buiger. l15; Freamantie. Ia;
leans Girl. %: Znie. 30; Currency, ttit
'iith raee-,nilc and atty yards-Zodisc
as: John w Klein. l0l: Wax Tax. lott
Russcl!. lI2: Woodthrush. H..
sixth race-miic and Fifty vads-Byrne
16 Terrible Miss, ?a: SunninCdaie. Iei
jack IieaIy 1Gt; Timothy j. Hogan. io7
IMnllcy. H.: silver Sandals. liz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

Tonight at the pictsch Alleys the
Reds and indians, o. the Junior Lcag que.
lock horns and tho latter who have
strengthened thei:. lineup. are deter
mine 10 scalp the Reds.
sod Smith and Joe Ford will attempt
to wrest tho city doubles champion
snip from Frank REID and Pop
>Nunck. rolling three games ~ the
Palace starting AT S O'Clock this even
ing after which they vii; tourney TO
the pictsch Alleys and roll three games
on those drives. total pins TO count.
r.uthcr Gosh: and Mike" Densy
have challenged tnc winners of this
match and this contest Will bc rolled
on next Monday night, games starting
ri tho pal4ce and winding Nh At the
Pietsch Alleys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

First. rnce--.n,ile and seventy yaras--o y,
joe: rrami, Mattox. ina: rho Gallant. llo:
Mary ozephins Ioi; orehsrd MinT: ii2g;:
huidy russer. 49, l.ady AIdsG6Sa I"S nj, Mis'
Second t.ee--slx furlonE;@vison 90:
MsPsi sJSii 49, Ia a,.s " Il
D-;voashrc. no: Iiunima. lis: Merry. Lass.
100: Lady Long fellow. Iot; Little i-.incesS.
io5; Dprward Roberts. no.
Third Iacc--iiy" and one. half fuIlonSs-
cancioni IS: Daily Van. lci: sick H.. , !"S /:
ids: Watcr Meet. lo:: Catania, lle; INlia.
l9l, Miss Panucil. iot; Viva Cuba. i"' !;
Little Sandy, ITO.
Fourth rac..IsIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Maid. no; Matshon., iio: Msdusa io7; Fill
den Jewel. le.; Eulogy. 10: Onward. 1lV:
Kediand. lis: Queen Rl0nde. l01; Bon
,tslc. lbs; I,rinfflhn1si li9i Munbo Jumbo ,as
Fifth raro-siy fnrlores-IIcayy Weapon.
pe: Assume 100: Arnold, li3: Son crnnp.
l95: Enm.ty. ITO: Teuqns Bon. lc5 rroitus.
SIKH rseemiIe apa
Frank shannon. liz: Verify. lo:; fodder.
loi;. KimpiionG: it9: coun, erhaiancg; ~:
.WiliiGan' Io.: Sarasota. 100: Fair Prince.
Sevvnth raeoT.iiee, and shr4g- si1sssnths,,-
Dragon Roci<;, 1913: III Eey. II: Eentucsy
e:..tsW"oi. III: star shoote:. 100: Wst...,
Proof. lag; chick Barkicy. III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
Decision IL W'tfhI,cI,I.

No HectsIon ON the abolition of thn
whisky and beer clauses from ithn
lreiSht Slassincations Of the railroads
OF INC STATE was made by the State
after it's hearing on th,s nojnt Wy r.
developed during the hea ring that SUM-
cent notice han not been given some
or The small railroads to sniisfv ti,e
legal technfcaiities This will he Ione
within the next few days. and tho flnnl
decision of the commission on the
burial Of John Barleycorn is expected
within q week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
WILLIAMS is VICTORIOUS
defeats Read In Triple Tic Played
on by Score of Ia0
n G.,.

William; defeated Read. 100 70 G3. I'm
the play off OF the triple tic with Bow
man In the pocket billiard tourney, at
the Grand ParlorS, lass night.
Williams PLAYED in real champion
ship form. running fourteen balls.
twelve twice. ard several OF ten. How
ever. R"id captured high run honors
ut nineteen, this being his highest run
OF the tournament. and incidentally his
lowest total score. On Monday Bow
termirc the winner OF the second prize.
should Bowman defeat Williams. this
would throw all three in tie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
COOK PRINTING COMPANY +,
TAKES LEAD IN BOWL ING
Win Three Straight From L. =. Wnoieu
Mills an Palace
Alleys.

Cook Printing Company made q clean
sweep OF the series with tho L. s.
Wcoien Mills last night on the Palace
Aiicys. and takes the lead in the Rich
mond Bowling League. They also
rolled the highest total for the game,
2,t2c
Last night wound up tho bowling of
the league until .TanuarS :. 1870 wbo,,
NE League Will resume for the rest
81 the season. HALEY was high roller
ior mo inknicn and Pictsch for the
+, I1niGht tho nolirc mect tho Virginian
III Inc Pnlace buck Pin l.cnGnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
Ask Gas Company Charter.

Application wae made yesterday to
the state Corporation Commission by
the Norfolk County Gas Company. for
Il charter permitting them 10 construct
= gas plant at Ocean View. Il few miles
rounding territory with gas The maxi
mum capital is set at 100000 and tho
minimum at 100000 in the applica ton
Al OF the officers ana directors are
Norfolk men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

Triangular Regatta Will
Be Rowed Next Spring

ITHACA, n ", Dec. iS.-'rhc mn
nuaI triangular regatta between
Cornell, Vale auu Princeton will he
rowrd next spring ON Lake Carneuie,
ut Princeton. y. ~, On Way IL. -Four
trtnnGulnr races between these col
icGcs have hccn r0wcd in tho nust.
three of which hive hecn Wsa by
Cornell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
ncIn Kun p,nc.d ON Tr;o,

BUDAPEST. Dec. lS.-Bela Kun. for
mer communist dictator of Hungary.
although still in Austria, was placed
on trial here today on the specific
charge OF abetting in the murder Of
Artillery Captain Franz Mildner, of the
I-udovica Military Academy. Joint de-
PENDANTS with Bella Kun are Joseph
Dinnycs and man named Otari. who
are charged with the actual crime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
EARL cRADDoCK WINS BOUT
Defeats Chapman. british Chau,p. .
First Match Since l.enr-
ing Army.
Iny Associated Prcss.J,

~ Associated Prcss.l,
CHICAGO Dee. 1S.-Earl Eraddock
feated Sam Chapman. British champion,
IN straight falls here tonight. Grad
dock took the first fall with head
minutes twenty-seven seconds aud the
second with Il body scissors and wrist
lock IN seven minutes.
II WTs Craddock's first public appear
ance since he was discharged from the
ryrlV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
neiEinn Rrfuscs Guarnnte.

BRUSSELS. Dec. 1S.-The Belgian
government has categorically refused
"a proposition submitted last week BY
France and Great Britain, euarantccir &
Belgian territorial integrity for five
years on condition that Belgium OF
serve strict neutrality during that
period. according 20 the newspaper Ma
ton Beige.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

pANVll.LE. VA. Dec 1S.-The Dan
VILE Y. NJ. G, ~. basketball team YES
e. team at Spray. The final score was
- TO so. the talley at the end OF the
first half being IS 10 Is. This is the
!irst game played this season by tho
local Y. a. G. a. team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
kearns O. KS Bout
With Willie Meehan
Iny Asxoolateh rro.s.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. IS-Jncl
Ncchnn. the fat boy, before Ie takes
on Georges CarpcntIer. This was an
noyncrd here tOdny by Jack I<carns,
Den'pscy's manager. who put Ills d.
~. 10 tho proposed match before lie
dcpnrtcd for laos Angeles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

Stops The Tickle
Heals tho Throat and Cures the Cough
HAYES HIGALlNS; HONEY. $50.
free hoS Of GROVES 0-PEN-TsArf
SALyE for Chest Colds. Head Colds
and Group with every bcttle.--AdV *
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
Tiajuana Will Have
Hundred Racing Days
10y AssoeIa,ed press.

SAN DIEGO. Cali. Dec. iS.--.Jnmes
W. CnGToth, president of tho Lower
CnIifornia Jockey Club, maiScs the
announcement here that racing will
resume at Tln1uana Jnnunry ~ md
continue FOR 100 days.
No purse Will he less than 500.
und there will he seven rn.cs daily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
TWO TEAMS TIED FOR LEAD.
AMERICAN AND FIRST CUNTS
EACH HAVE WON VICTORY
First Named Broke Into League Stnud-
ing Inst Night by Winning
From Planters.
sANkING wOMEN'S LEAGUE.
Standing OF Clubs.
t:np,r. TopIsht.

Federal Reserve vs. National State
and CITY. ut y. w. G.. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

Fifth raro--siS furiores--IIcayy Weapon.
pa: Assume 100: Arnold. Ii3: Bon 'rrnDlp.
l6I: Enmttv. 10: TenQna Bon. le.. rrnitus.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Laurence WorkerS
Agree to Confer " 18th
State ArbitratOrs

LAW RENEE, Mass. Feb. o.-Addi-
tional mills in this city were shut down
day in the strike of textile workers
for forty eight hour week with fifty
four hours pay. The Pemberton mills.
for an indefinite period. The Lawrence
500, was shut down until next Mon
mills were not operated because of in
sufficient help.
The State Board Of Cancellation and
Arbitration offered its services to- day
in an effort TO bring about a settle
ment The general committee of the
workers agreed to choose a committee
composed OF one delegate from each
nationality represented in the mills
70 confer with the state board
Strike leaders were emphatic in their
declarations tonight that they would
make no compromise The situation
viii DC discussed at mass meeting
on the common tomorrow. Municipal
officials refused 70 grant a permit for
parade after the meeting. on the
ground that TO DC SO might encourage
disorder.
James Larkin, Sim Fem leader. who
has been in this country for some time
conferred to-day with Ime Kaplan. sec
retaIy OF the general committee. Later
= was announced that he would adj
dress several meetings here next week
The only disturbances during the
day'in Connection with the picketing OF
the mills were of a minor nature. There
were q few arrests
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
5000 Out as Passaic
" ooNen " orkers Quit
in Three More Mills

PASSAIC, n. J., Feb Woollen
and worsted weavers and spinners in
three other mills of the six that form
the big combination in this section
walked out yesterday, making nearly
5.o0O men and women now on strika.
Unless their demands are met an ad-
dltlonal 10000 engaged in the indus
try are expected to join them
The Botany Worstcd Mills was the
scene Of the first protest yesterday
Fifteen hundred people unexpectedly
left their machines shortly before
noon. Several hundred had left their
jobs Tuesday after having warned the
employers that they would work but
eight hours a day.
Nearly 1000 spinners at the New
Jersey Worsted Spinning Company
and 1000 weavers of the Forstmann
q Huftmann Company at Garfield also
walked out
These three companies, with the
Gera mills. the Passac Worsted Spin
nlnS Company and the Garfield Wor-
sted Mills, form the manufacturers
Council of Passaic Wool Manufact-
urers.
The manufacturers made no state
ment yesterday as to the stand they
would take.
The strike is the result Of agitation
begun last week for forty Ell ght hour
week. Monday the workers demanded
forty -tour-hour week, with pay at so
cents an hour, instead Of the 33 cents
they are now receiving.
There being no union to call the
strike, the strikers spent last night
ca!Ilng meetings and organizing.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Textile Strikes Extended
In Jersey and Bay State;
Seattle Faces Tie-Up

week from the manufacturers was
spoken by four orators OF various ma
tionalitieS to 400 silk strikers, who met
in the Institute Hall here to day.
Two Italian speakers, one Polish or
Scandinavian and one American APP
pcaled TO the strikers to stand fast for
fortytour-h hour week They de-
scribed themselves as representatives
Of the I. V. w. the Workmens Inter
national Industrial Union and the So
clallst LABOR party.
One speaker, Rubenste,n. who said
ne was q representative OF the Social
'st Labor party, denounced Louis Mag
nat secretary of a number Of labor
organizations, as being aligned with
the bosses" in trying 20 influence his
followers toward the Forty seven hour
proposal.
The |. W. ". called the meeting.
lhls organization is trying to gather
up those workers who are Waverinp
between The demand Of the workers
ard 'no proposal of the manufacturers.
he Paterson Chamber of Commerce
to-day suggested to Mn. Magnat that
the workers appoint a committee TO
confer with the manufacturers COM
mlttee, tho results of the conference
TO be submitted to the War Labor
Board. his suggestion was adopted to-
night and committee Of nine named.
AZ several labor meetings the work
ers have decried tho activities of the
J" ar Labor Board and have cited the
results OF government mediation in the
B. K. I. strike.
Ny. Magnat said that the meeting
tonight and appointment of a commit
tee showed conditions favorable to a
speedy settlement Of the controversy.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
State Action to Stop
Strike Suggested

BOSTON. Feb 5.-Commissioner
Charles G. Wood, Of the State Board
Of Cancellation and Arbitration, said
tonight:
There isn't anything manifest in the
effort to enforce demands at Lawrence
to indicate its advantage or any good
reason for its continuance So long as
the mills remain open they invite an
effort to close them. The attention Of
the striking employees is wholly focused
upon this issue: close the mills bv
iorce. The manufacturers have sub
stantiaily resisted the demonstration Of
force. While both sides may be legally
within their rights the method is
wasteful neither side has gained any
thing
NO helpful progress to the com
munlty can be made until this un-
American warfare ceases. No authority
EXISTS IN law TO compel the mills to
close or the striking employees to work.
but they can DC compelled TO show
cause why they persist IN the continu-
ance OF Industrial disorder, and this
action may be invoked if the warfare
continues IN It's present aspect"
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Hughes Denies He Will
Contest Dry Amendment
Says He Hasn't Given Opinion
Or Been Retained as Counsel
for Liquor Interests

Charles Z. Hughes. former Justice OF
the United States Supreme Court and
candidate in 1916 for President, said
Yesterday that he has no connection
with the matter Of contesting the
legality of the new prohibition amend
ment.
Father William B. Farrell, of the
Catholic Church of the Ascension, in
statement Tuesday night said he had
been told on excellent authority" that
Mr.. Hughes, Elihu Root and Louis Mar
shall had been retained as counsel to
oppose national prohibition. When
the matter was brought to The atten-
tion of Mr.. Hughes yesterday he, said
I'm view OF what las been published
think that | ought TO say that there
is no truth In the statement that
have given an opinion 10 the effect that
the prohibition AMENDMENT is uncon-
stitutional. have given no opinion
upon the subject. There is also no
truth in the report that have been
retained to assail the amendment. |
have no connection with the matter"
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Keep Hearst AsUay,'
Says 27th Diuision

NEW YORK'S 9th Division is
preparing to return home
after making splendid fighting
record in France. What these
veterans think CT William Ran
dolph llearst's membership on
Mayor Hyian's committee of well
come is told in letter sent by a
sergeant major in the division to
Harry j. Odell, for twelve years
color sergeant Of the list In
iantry. The sergeant major wrote:
Hearst seems to be among
friends, according to the many
newspaper clippings that have
had sent me. Why Mayor Hylan
does not fire him off thc commit
tee and retain the good will Of the
people is mystery to me. All
the fellows of the division arc of
the same spirit of the people and
there is some talk among the
bunch here at Headquarters Of
sending a petition to the Mayor,
telling him that if Hearst is On
the committee they 90 not wish
any reception at all, but would
rather march in quietly and 90 to
their homes. With Hearst eff the
committee they are all for the
celebration. One man shouldn't
certainly stand in the way of the
happiness OF SO many inen. If
Hylan doesn't take him off &c sure
viii be in Dutch as far IS the
$4,000 men of this division arc
concerned"
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Enright Peevisl,
When Questioned
On Cosligan Case
Police Commissioner Can't
Sec Wherein Public Is
Interested in Demotion of
Inspector 'sHonest Dan"

Police Commissioner Enright refused
yesterday to take the New York public
into his confidence regarding the real
reason for the demotion of INSPECTOR
Honest Dan" Costigan 10 captaincv.
when pressed too closely by the re-
porters the Commissioner became pcev-
lsh. and announced that he and not the
pubic was to be the judge of the best
method of handling vice conditions.
Captain Costigan merely smiled when
asked Tor comment on the reduction.
30 did Commissioners Ervght. until a
reporter asked him if he did not think
the public was entitled to know. at this
lime of criminal activity, the reasons
10Y the removal from an important post
Of mon who held public confidence.
lhc reasons | have are ample and
sufficient" Commissioner Enright told
an "Evening Post" reporter
"Don't YOU think Costigan's removal.
alter his record in the suppression of
'', r,ce, demands public statement 90
lhe POST quotes its reporter as ask
ing 90
The remainder of the conversation
follows:
DO you know what that record is -,
Mr.. Enright asked.
DO you mean there is some reAec.
tlon on Costigan ?" the reporter asked
Il don't care to answer that oues-
ton was the reply
"ihe newspapers in this city and the
pubic have a right to know whether
you mean to serve notice on certain Gle,
ments in town that it will be safe to
open up. This refers particularly to
nlsordeiIy houses. Have YOU any state
ment to make on that subiectT" was
Chen asked the Commissioner.
~ am the. best judge of those con-
ditions," was the reply.
Other ronnrtcre on tEo cAn e. - 6 La4i