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Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
SCIENTIFIC AND TRADING
 PARTY GOING TO HUDSON BAY

East Haddam, Conn, June 19-Capt. George Conner, master whaler and ship master, will leave about July 1 for Hudson Bay to land party which is to have a scientific and trading expe- dition in that region. Captain Conner will sail the F'inback. 150 tons. to Hur- son Bay. and after leaving the party he will return by Oct. l. Tl,n --o~en' t.- equipped with wireless, electricity and many other facilities.
 Captain Conner has spent half his life in the Arctic regions He recently was discharged from service as a ieuten- ant in the navy.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
Premier Orlando of
 Italy Has Resigned
Deputies by a Vote of 259 to 78 Rejected a Vote of Con- fidence in the Government.

Rome, June 19.-(By The A. P.) The italian government resigned this eve ming following an adverse vote against it in the chamber of deputies
 Premier Orlando in announcing his resignation and that of the cabinet, said King Victor Emmanuel had re- served decision as to acceptance.
 The chamber of deputies had, by a vote of 2o9 to IS. rejected Premier Orlando's motion in favor of discuss ing the question of confidence, which related to the foreign policy of the government in secret session.
 Prior to the vote Premier Orlando in addressing the chamber, said:
 'Italy's peace with Germany and Austria has been solved in manner with which. on the whole. l feel sat isfied."
 Insisting on the necessity of a se- cret session, the premier declared the government needed greater confidence and' would treat his motion for a se- cret session as a question of confi- dence.
 The socialists immediately opposed this.
 Signor Orlando in his address said Italy's position had been considerably aggravated by international events during the second fortnight of April He referred to President Wilson's message regarding the Adriatic ques- tion.
 The Italian delegation at the peace conference, the premier added, had following this policy: First: maintain with firmness all the essential points of the Italian claims, without which Italy is con- vinced peace will be neither just nol adequate to the immense sacrifices suffered
 Second: remain faithful in youl dutie steward the allies.
 Third: avoid any blind form of ob- stinate intransigeance. Indeed, facili- tate conciliatory suggestions capable of producing accord in the conference over the problems concerning Italian | frontiers
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
HEAVY WIND PREVENTS
 BRITISH DIRIGIBLE LANDING

East Fortune, Scotland. June 19.- (By The A. P)-The British dirigible R-34 carried no bombs or ammuni- tion when she left here Tuesday for an extended cruise over the North Sea. A strong wind prevented her landing today, so she was ordered to remain over the sea until the wind abates.
 Colonel Hunt, commanding the camp at East Fortune, said today that if the ship returns Friday morning it will take until Monday to get her in to shape to start on long flight even if no repairs gre needed on the engine and added:
 By Monday we should be ready to start either way-east to aid the fleet if the Germans do not sign, or west to America if they do'' "a
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
CHARGES PROPAGANDA
 FOR 2.75 PER CENT. BEER

Washington, June IT. - Clarence True Wilson, general secretary of the board of temperance of the Methodist Episcopal church, charged before the senate judiciary sub committee today that agitation for legislation permit ting the continued manufacture of beer containing 3-4 per cent. alco- hol was part of well organized pro- paganda backed by German brewers and brewery workers.
 He also charged that the Allied Med ical Association of America, which re- gently endorsed the use of wines and beer, but later rescinded it's action, was not a medical organization in good standing" but one formed by "quack doctors" especially for the purpose of promoting prohibition propaganda.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
IN OHIO ON
 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

Columbus, Ohio. June 19.-Right of Ohio voters to approve or disapprove the action of the state legislature in ratifying federal constitutional amendments was upheld today by Judge E. B. Dillon of the Franklin County common pleas court The de- cision, unless reversed by higher courts, will permit referendum to be held on both the federal prohibition and woman suffrage amendments which the legislature has ratified
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
BODY OF BOSTON BANKER
 FOUND IN THE UNDERRRIIeu

Dover, Mass, June 19.-The body of Francis W. Sargent. member of a Bos- ton banking firm. was found today in underbrush at the side of an unfre quented road. He had been missing since yesterday. when he went out horseback riding.
 MT. Sherman was 34 years of age and had recently returned from army service at Camp Sherman, o.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
MAY BE CHANGES IN THE
 GERMAN PEACE DELEGATION

Paris, June 19.-CBy The A. P.) Ad- vices received in American peace con- ference circles in Paris from Weimar indicate that there may be a change in the personnel of the German peace delegation and that a short extension of the time limit for signing the peace treaty may be requested by the Ger mans. but that the Germans will sign the treatY
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
ARMY APPROPRIATION
 BILL FOR 100000 MEN

Washington. June 19.-Provision in the army appropriation bill for main tenance of an army of 100000 officers and men during the next fiscal year was tentatively agreed on today by the senate military sub committee. The house bill, which was before the committee, reduced the size of the temporary army of 09,000 officers and men requested by the war depart ment to 300, 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
EXECUTION OF PERRETTA
 BROTHERS INEVITABLE

Hartford, Conn.,, June 19.-It was announced at the governors office to- night that Governor Holcomb has de- cided he will not intervene in the casa of the Perretta brothers, Joseph and Erasmo, of New Britain, who are un- der sentence to be hanged the state prison on June 27 for the murder of Frank Palmese. On March 4 last the supreme court denied the appeal of the Perretta brothers and on June g the state board of pardons refused to grant clen1encv
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
TWO AUTO ACCIDENTS
 REPORTED IN SEYMoiI1

Seymour, Conn.,. June 19.-Two au- tomobile accidents were reported td the police today. Frank Bell of Ben nett street, Bridgeport. on a motorcy- cle, in the subway, was struck by a machine which is thought to belong in Naugatuck. Bell was taken to Griffin hospital with compound fracture of the right leg and other injuries.
 While driving through Bank street, Arthur Wentworth struck a young daughter of Constantin Kerzeniewski of the same street, but the injuries were declared to be of minor conse- ouenc
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
WALSH AND DUNNE SEND
 A LETTER TO LLOYD- GEORGE

Paris, June 19,-Messers Walsh and Dunne. representatives of American Irish societies. have addressed letter to Premier Lloyd George, asking for the immediate release of Countess Markievicz. who is described as the minister of labor in the Irish repub- licon cabinet" charging that the ar rcxt was in reprisal for giving infor- nation regarding brutalities against Iri6h women.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
SNAPPED HER MASTS GOING
 UNDER BROOKLYN BRIDGE

New York, June 19.-The transport Graf Waldersee, which recently went aground at Long Beach. L. l.. after collision with the steamer Redondo and was later lowed to New York, snapped her three masts today while going under Brooklyn Bridge She was on the way to the navy yard for repairs and it was said an officer prob ably miscalculated the distance be- tween the deck and the bridge The vessel was lowed to the yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
APPOINTMENTS MADE BY
 GOVERNOR HOLCOMB

Hartford, Conn.,. June Ex-Governor Holcomb has reappointed Winifred A. Hart of Bridgeport and R. Inde AL baugh of New Haven members of the board of registration of. nurses for three years from July 1. The governor has also appointed Carl F. Anderson associate judge of the Middletown po- lice court to fill the vacancy caused by the promotion of S. Harris Warner to the judgeship.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
SENATOR GERRY HAS
 ARRIVED IN NEW YORK

New York, June 19.-United States Senator Peter Goolet Gerry of Rhode Island. who has been in Paris making survey of peace negotiations with a VSw of shaping his course in the
 ser ate. arrived here today on the a.ulmer Nieu Amsterdam from Brest.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
PRESIDENT WILSON
 WELCOMED IN BRUSSELS

Brussels. June 19 (French Wireless Service). The socialist organ Le Peuple, in discussing the efforts of President Wilson at the peace confer ence. says that the working people are aware that there is merit in effort as well as in success, and adds:
 The working people wish to render homage to him who, in this tragedy, incarnates the idea of the new social ist right emanating from the con- science and will of the people,
 All the newspapers publish articles welcoming the president.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
GERMANS ARE TO MAKE
 FINAL DECISION SATURDAY

Berlin, June 19. via Copenha gen The German national assembly will make it's final decision on the peace treaty Saturday, according to private advices received here from Weimar In all probability. it is said, the as- sembly will decide to order that plebiScite be taken.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
TWELVE PATROLMEN INJURED
 IN RIOTS IN WATERBURY

Pitched Battles Lasted Nearly Hour With Strikers of Sew eral Brass Factories-Firemen Were Stoned While Pouring Several Streams the Mobs-City Guards, Deputy Sherifs, All Police and Reserves and Ex-War Veterans Are Patrolng the Streets-Machine Guns Are Mounted on Roofs of Buildings and at the Entrance the City Hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
UNIVERSITY OF LOUVAlN
 HONORS PRESIDENT WILL SON

Brussels, June 19.-In the ruins of the library of Louvain. destroyed by the Germans in 1914. the degree of doctor of laws was conferred today on President Wilson by the University of Louvain-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
6,0o0 STUDENTS ARRESTED BY
 MILITARY AT FUCHOW, CHINA

Annoy June 19-(By The A. P.)- Fuchow reports 5000 students arrested and held by the Chinese and Japanese military authorities. =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
For SsIe-Citr Propertr

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4 ROOMS, . glassed porches. modern,
furnished or UNFINISHED. cheap for
quick sale. owner leaving city Phone
354sJ- III p. Bradley. 2909 Piedras-
DANDY 9 room residence. seven min
utes' walk from P o.. Sunset Hgts
$4,000; $500 cash. balance 10 suit.
Oh. DYER & ADAMS
FOR a few days only. an offering an
excellent two story house in Manhat-
two years ago address P y, care
Herald.
FOR SALE roomed brick bungalow
with glassed sleeping porch. screened
kitchen porch hardwood floors. built
in features; I block from school and
paved street; price s2650-OO If sold
this week. or viii sell furnished for
5000 90, including $4,000 1iano. Call
at 2225 Mountain Ave
FOR SALE-Bv owner. two choice
corner lots on Texas street. close in
for business. rrackage. and four
splendid corner lots on Prospect ave
nue., suitable for apartment house
Small cash payment. five years for
balance C. IL McAfee. Del Norte
Hotel
ONE GOOD INVESTMENT
52x120 brick building. Mesa avenue.
leased by S30.0O0.000 corporation. S35,-
0eo.e0, half this sum gives you posses
sion. balance three years. and Sc
Address Owner. Box IA, Las Cruces.
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ATTENTION FOR BARGAINS
We have for sale the following
houses they have been taken in 70
satisfy a debt and must be sold;
3 rooms. basement. heating plant
sleeping porch. two full lots. built
IN buffet and modern IN every par
ticular. 100000.
You can't beat Il.
s room house. two lots. on Hontana I
street Strictly modern. heating I
plant hardwood floors. etc This is
q snap; ask Us for particulars.
5 room house. hardwood floors. built 4
In features, on two fuu lots. S275e.00. Z
This IS q bargain.
CALL WILL MARI
JAMES L. IARR q COMPANY,
800 z. san Antonio Street
Phone 1850.
$50 DOWN. $50 MONTHLY
including interest. viii buy good Z I
room cottage. Dakota st.
THIS SIDE COTTON AVE.
5 room cottage. only $1,000. $500 cash.
balance easy terms
REAL BARGAIN. MONTANA ST.
$3.50
room BUNGALOW. sleeping porch, al
$500 cash. SIS monthly. incl interest.
HAWKINS EROS.
315-17 Martin Bld-- Phone $500.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
NEWMAN RTEsTMENT 90.

4
s1650-On Montana St, 3 rms, g. s. p,
on . south front lots. fenced, sheds,
viii trade Tor light auto or lots or
sell. 1915 cash. bal SIS per mo-, in
terest included
5000 rms. g p. on Sacramento
St. house in excellent condition, $3.50
cash. so per mo-. and interest
Sz700-4 rms g. s. D. hardwood
floors. ali buut-in features. Grand
View. close 10 pavement and good
school $500 cash. S25 per mo, and
interest
5000 rms e. s. D., all built-iu fea-
lures. hardwood floors and basement
This is IN Alta vista section. close TO
Carline, and house has never been oc-
cupied- $3.50 cash, SO per no, and
interest
$500 rms. E. s. D.. hardwood
1loors, basement modern in every
detail Alta Vista section, $3.50 cash,
$40 per mo-. including interest
s.25o-Fine apartment house, walk
ing distance OF Post Office, s apart
ments. bringing $3.50 per mo- This
viii bear Investigation. Z cash. bal
easy yearly payments.
Some excellent acreage in Cinecue
Park on gravel road and close 20 in
terurban. $3.50 per tract and up 100
down, so Ter mo.
s acres. West Esleta, I'M. adobe
house. small family orchard. bal in
truck and grain crops. S2100. $500
cash. bal easy. WIN trade for city
property
80 acres this side OF Ysleta. right on
drainage canal and close TO paved
road This is an excellent piece Of
land and the price Is cut in two
$500. part cash. bal long time
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
lee san Antonio. Phone $50
A BARGAIN-Nice BUNGALOW near
Manhattan Heights Good as new.
Has basement. furnace and brick
garage price $500: $1,000 cash II
you want a nice place see this.
KELLER At
LEAVELL g. SHERMAN,
116 Texas st. Phone 1926.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

ssTOO-5 room modern bunEa-
low. glazed porch, basement.
furnace. heating o plant. all
built-in features. two so. II.
lota minutes walk from 3
Points. Manhattan Heights:
= cash-a bargain FOR quick
sale
$500 InFestment-Ap1rtment
house. 4 apartments. 4 rooms
each Rents for $4,000 per
month; has trackage and car
line II you want a bargain
this is f.
SsT5G-5 room. sleeping porch.
basement hardwood floors,
all built-in features, walking
distance Of town, reasonable
terms. Also a 4 room house.
same description. for $500;
same terms
WHITE-PADEN REALTY co.
Phone 100.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Poultry and Pet Stock


CARNEAUX-HOMERS mated and work
Ing. s. a pair. three pairs for So CAL
f02 arizona St. or phone l10SJ.
FOR SALE-30 S. c. White Leghorn hens.
selected high class stock from mating pens.
$3.50 each Guarantee laying. Valley Gate
Farm Phone 1701-RL
FOR SALE-Rahbirs and chickens. u ma
tured New Zealand does and bucks. 12
Barred Rock hens and che rooster: prices
rieht Phone 1854 511s Douglas
FLEMISH GIANT RABBITS-Pair OF fine
steel Erays sz5- Young Giants So three
months old 50 and IS Gail between 3 and
p. n 3617 Douglas
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK hatching
eggs from hens with trlpuested record
Of e22 20 242 eggs FOR one year. S25o
per setting OF Is. so uercelr fertility guar
anteed- James Randall. Sos Bisbee-
FOR SALE-Carneau pigeons. mated
banded. working WORLDS greatest squad
raisCrE Utility prs Sze5 up- show prs
s. Up All guaranteed Fat dressed squads
soc each Visitors welcome Carlock's
PIGEON Lofts, 1913 n. Ochoa St Pm $3.50.
BABY CHICKS-HATCHING EGGS
Trapnested. Winter Laying eon EEE strain
White LeEhorns- The South's Heaviest
Layers Write FOR interesting cataiog-
gives up-to-date Information how % make
success with poultry
JULIUS A. FERGUSON
1f02 Grand ave. Phone E55sM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Al experts agree that labor and ma
terial VIII not 20 down and tx may
90 Up Now is the time TO build. We
viii build on your lots or ours and
furnish the money on easy terms. at
3 cost as low as IS consistent with
good material and workmanship.
RAMET BROS.
coz Cap1ss Bldg Phone 613-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Il the block beautiful on Bliss st..
one block 8 Points; five rooms. z. s..
p. oak floors. all the built-in. garage
easement. heat and % is furnished. in
cludinE PLAYER piano; house alone
worth $4,000
CALL $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

49, -------------~-~~-----
SAhFEIs vacuum dried or steam cleaned.
1untley Carpet Cleaning Works Phone
s.le-
tAhfEE ciCauins aEd rug We-VInE CIarE
Aettress & Rug Co. 22lz Myrtle Phdna
az lo-5 and 1879
COMPRESSED AIR. steam o. vacuum car
peg e-ea hrs sewing Or layinE d. sag
q We,lhorn, phone 7s39.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
RTCHlIOND TERRACE

This handsome bungalow containing
five rooms and glazed in room. break
fast room. French doors. tile drain
board IN kitchen. basement heating
plant, garage parked street paving
paid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Sewing Machines

EXPERT REPAIRING rnd adtustinr We
trade new machines Tor oiL Young Fur
rifura Tn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
For SaIe-Automoblss-Wanled

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! FOR SALE-ls1s model Dodge touring
{ car. cost s1275. take $3.50; $500 cash. bal
a1ce notes Phone SOS.
0 GOOD stripped Kissel car. IS horse power.
good tires and one extra rim FOR sale
eheap tor cash Phone 63lo.
I WANTED 10 BUY-Light 5-paszsnger
I car In good condition. no Ford All par
Z ticnlars to Box SIS. r Paso-
/ ONE 1918 Chandler new Goodyear cord
tires, run 5000 mile. fer sale. a bargain
Ioltelk GaraEe. l3z Florence- Pm 4ll
4 CYL, s-PAsS-. 1917 stu6ebaker. good
paint and rubber; mechanically o. X $500
cash or terms 20 responsible parties Ph-
5l63
FOR SALE-7-passenge Mitchell nearly
new. rul 5e0e miles VIII sell cheap. Am
al Orndorff Hotel Tor few days; make me
an offer 2. 7. Cruise.
FOR SALE-A bargain. Chalmers $50.
good condition. six tires and tubes VIII
accept Liberty bonds Address n263. care
Herald.
FOR SALE-1s17 Spas. EuD. like new
Used very uttle- all new rubber one eI-
TIA Cash OF terms Phone 401s between
10 g. IN and P II. o. address s4s.
care Herald
STUDEBAKER six cylinder. passenger
automobile 70 sale. or VIII trade on zeal
estate. E J. Bread. rooms 10 and Il.
Iorehouss block. Phone ASA
FOR SALE-5-7assenEe Chevrolet $50.
runs like new VIII 60 over any nil n
town on high y-Sp-ilEfield tires one
extra- Phone 2s25.
AUTO TOP SHOP
Automobile tops. seat covers. side curtains.
upho.sterinE- 500 n kansas Phi 1851
ditiol- First fair bid gets car sesi
ELLIOTT GARRETT co.
500 w san Antonio s.
FOR sALE-Ons Baick Dds. 7-pas5ea-.
ger; oue-ton Ford truck. one aa-to1 Re
public truck. small Ford truck. cue-ron
trailer Phone z45-4s5- Republic Coffee
company
DOES YOUR RADIATOR LEAK?
Does your wheels rsttle2
Does your auto need overhauIiug7
Or prices are reasonable and ou- EorA
is guaranteed eve rs z trial
MILLER s WALL
Phone SIS 1899 Texas strete- I
FOR SALE
Light Ford truck !
also
One ton Ford truck. chain drive
good spring wagons and haruss=
I horse. geutle-chcap.
z j. BROAD, rooms 10 and Il More 4
house blaek- Phone 2s82-
WILL TRADE-A 1915 roadster With new
IN good shape We must have a Fo-d .
chassis Gene r. and talk IL over. Plo-
uerr Motor Co. KS ". san Antonio s.. /
John Marshall. Mgr
ORIENTAL GARAGE
rs n Kansas ST.. Phone fs5-
HUdson-Flepairing-
Alto SALE
Haynes 7-passenEer. Ike new 5000 +
Cole. Buick. Paige. all o. K. each $50
Ford Roadster Truck -----.----------g 215
FOED TOURING CAR
1917 model. Fisher starter. deuountahle
rims, 5 Kelly ti-sz- Looks Ike new.
WALTERS & DURHAM
Phone f1s5. go ". san Antonio
WANTED TO BUY
late model Buick. Dodge. Hup. Foris-
We VIII pay good prices for good cars.
See us or Phone 4091
WALTERS DURHAM
go ". san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

l.efrirerator. Ess Taaes seds, Phone s5ssR
FUKNITURE and gas range for sale. sOl
Atlanta
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

kABBITS-Have a number Of Beisiums.
New Zealands ana Flemish Giants. Ma
turec does and youngsters. pediEreed and
utility stock Have an attractive price on
these for quick selling Need the room
Am overstccked- Address C. P Richards
Cauutliio. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

FL PAsO IRON q HETAL CO-15e5 saz
Antonio. Dealers in scrap iron rubber, eop-
per- brass. bones. etr Phane 4zea.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Seeds and Plants

allLLlONS-Gcv-rrms Inspected plants
Porto RICO potato $3.50. tomato So cab
haEe EL5o per 1909. We use Eood seed
ship promptly. Guarantee deliveries Haw-
tho-ne Plant Farm. Nocatee. Fla
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Housekespiug ROOns-Fur1ishe1

AAuleEhEEpl4E MULE = - -A-A-@
M W BLyD.-1 and rom
DESIRABLE ICONS Phonr ISo-M
HRG- rooms 1905 3lagofnn- Pm 4275J-
HkG- room eeping 2areh. 6ol Iasoa-
TtgO WELL furnished rooms Phone 2fle-
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 70 p Mlss5aTi-
HOUSEKEEPING rooms for rent sos
Pera- Phone eI52
TWO furnished housekreplnE rooms. Call
40 Noble.
TWO nicely furnished houseks epias rooms.
We king distance Phone 73I3-
TWO Fl RNIsHED housekeeping rooms
close IN 11o7 n stanton Ph- $3.50
FUHNIsHED rooms FOR light hausekeep-
lrE. no y. CaunbtL PINE lt-s-
ONE LARGE f-aat Bookkeeping roSm-
81 y. OREGON. Phone SIR
LARGE houseEeepirz room. light and
cool. big porches. 81 Pho1s 5s5S-
ONE LACE frCnt room and ldtchenet
furnished for light Housekeeping 1915
Montana Phone 28sf-
FOR RENT-Housekeepln and Sleeping
rooms. SO and So. running water In ev-
cry room 1873 z san Antonio
and sleeping rooms. very
clean and cocl. close in. reasonable rates
III Myrtle. Phone Mrs- McGil. fls2
TWO LARGE basement housekeeping
rocms5 al convrliCnces; close IN, 81
month 5l3 y santa Re
NICE. cool h0useEc1 rlnE apartment, cfuss
In rooms and seeming porch LIGHTS
water and phone furnished SIS month sol
~ NfH Nmrm Phone