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WE KNEW, IT.

Some time these columns made the prediction
Che "ccen show held Walker saratoga,
of all the
it proved The White Leghorns n a walk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

SAN FRANCIsCO.-By MALI
The leading feminist among the mil
lions OF women OF India, the first
Hindoo coed" first Indian woman
20 drive an auto. 10 fly AN asroplane.
or 10 ride n bicycie--these are some
OF the distinctions that mark Mrs.
Dip ~. Singh ~ the most remark
able woman OF her native land.
Mrr. Singh. whose husband Ia
known ms the Rockefeller Of India. Z"
and whose father. Sir 7. ~. Palit.
endowed the University OF Calcutta
with his fortune OF $1,000. 900. be
lleves In education for tho women OF
her land. and In on her way home
after tour of the world. 10 AFRO nge
for endowing n number of scholar.
ships In American colleges for young
Hindoo girls.
The women Of India are eager for
knowledge" she says. There are
only two Hindoo women students In
America. and they are at Columbia
We hope 10 send over 100 young men
and women nj once. and we ask the
cooperation Of American women Ia
helping our youth to get American
education"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Every Flower
Has a Story
All It's Own
THE ORCHID

The gorgeous orchid has been
called the belle" of the flowers
That significance II attached TO It In
the language Of flowers.
According TO a reliable authority.
there are over 1900 varieties. Ono
species which blooms In Antrim 10
called man orchid. because II re-
sembles very ciohely the form Of >
man wearing a large hat Other
species exist which resemble a lizard.
a bee. and a butterfly.
In Mexico, East Indies and South
America, where the most important
species arc found. they grow from
the branches and trunks Of trees,
ana In the crcyices OF rocks, because
the seeds are so minute that the
wind blows them about like dust
As much AZ SIC. 800 has been paid
for a rare specimen and. II is report
ed. even higher prices have been
paid at private sales.
The remedies derived from the
orchid are used as sedstivc and
employed in curing nervous and hyk
tericai disorders. epilepsy and trens-
orr.
The vanilla OF commerce 10 Oh
taincd from the seed Of one variety
OF orchid which sometimes grows to
height Of 20 and 80 feet
The name In OF Greek origin
Orchis was the son Of Pantellus. =
satyr who presided over bacchanai-
ian feasts. He behaved 20 badly ~
one OF these that the bacchanals
seized him and literally tore him 70
pieces The only concession they
would make To his fathers plea for
mercy was that his torn body b
changed into flowers. each piece be-
coming different shape and color.
Early rscss were nccustome6 -
| Indicate numbers nv thefp ffpVers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
FISH A LA KING

Melt . tablespoons butter and add 70
II u teaspoon chopped green pepper,
teaspoon chopped red pepper. and
teaspoon chopped onion Cook un
Ill tender. then add . tablespoons
flour. teaspoon salt. a few grains
cayenne Stir until the mixture bub.
bies. then add ? cups milk slowly.
stirring continually until sauce boils.
Add u bay leaf and let II stand until
ready to serve
Flake ? cups cooked fish with q
fork. remove bay leaf and stir fish
carefully into hot sauce. Arrange
on toast. and Tarnish with parsley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
WHY NOT WASH
ON TUESDAY,?

Did you ever consider the sdvIs
ability Of making Tuesday the wash.
day instead of Monday
II you wash On Tuesday. wash.
ing loses some of it's hardship
Monday can be used as day OF
preparation.
on Monday one could DO the
mcnding. A patch that has 20 be
set on freshly ironed garment
muses. the garment and means
extra work in pressing. II the
patch IN put on on Monday II L.
then washed and ironed as one with
the garment and shows much less
Many articles that have tiny holes
have their holes made bigger In
the washing. II these holes are
mcndei before there II any risk
OF catching them and tearing them.
many stitches may be saved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
WOMEN MAY BE STRONG

and enjoy life whether in the home
or business world II they can keep
at bay those ailments peculiar TO
their sex. II every woman realized
how Lydia r.. Pinkhnm's Vegetable
Compound, that simple remedy
made from roots and herbs. goes to
the root Of the trouble and over
comes such symptoms as backache.
headaches. nervousness and irrlta-
bility, they would be healthier. hap
pier and stronger. If you suffer
from any form Of female Ills why
don't you try TIT II will pay you TO
do so.--Adveftisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
VIII A do YOU
w think? Write Gym
thia Grey, care of The
Seattle Star.

the people and the churches that II
they did not quit drifting from the
plain word OF God. they would drift
into heafhcndom. And woman's
dress OF to-day Is but a straw to show
which way the wind blows.
A modest. pure soul do@s certainly
recoli at the horrible fashions that
viii cause a woman 20 undr~ss her.
self In public. 80 low ~ the neck that
when she stoops at the desk In an
office. the man In front OF her can
sec to her waist line. also teaching
little Innocent children at the public
schools a. she stoops TO show them
their lessons. Some OF them come
horne and tell mother how immodsxt
Ii was
A woman or a nation OF women
are surely lost 10 all Christian mod.
eSty when they viii expose their per.
sons In such a shameful manner TO
every passerby.
The profeascd Christian women Of
the age. too. drwss--.or undr~rs
about the same way. Some OF them
do not 40 quite 10 far. do not wear
their collars quite 40 low. or sleeves
or skirts quite 80 short. but they ape
the daughters OF fashion" near
enough TO give their sanction. and
when religion wanes. the morals Of
the people wane.''
Licontiousnoss Is eating the hen n
out OF the nation. and when woman
clothes herself In the robes Of a har.
lot she becomes an easy pr~y TO ey.
cry beast or devil that passes her
way.
When woman learns that her body
belongs 10 her. hut her soul In her
Makers. she win no; bow 70 every
fashion plate that comes along. She
will possess a dignity and Indcpend-
ence that would scorn TO bare her
body TO the eye OF every iecherous
man along her pathway.
This Is speaking plainly. but how
much more painful and shameful ar,
the object lessons before our eyes
and the eyes OF our children every
day. Yours for Reformation.
A MOTHER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
THO Stenographers
Also "R0nato Her

Dear Miss Grey: I Just read II.
n Ms" letter over and then got
. handkerchief to wipe my eyes so l
could read II over again 20 see II !
was really right. ! thought at first
! ] was dreaming. To think that any
common stenographer should be so
eonceited of herself as TO write such
. thing as that.
Say. we are both stenorraphers
and we don't need to be called into
che managers private office to be I'D
nlfred We're both considered good.
booking and we certainly don't need
TO worry about not having good
dancers or to have TO 20 places alone.
We are well respected by all OF our
boy associates.
II any girl has that I'm good look.
~" expression printed all over her
face. what can she expect but 10
have evey Tom. Dick and Harry
speiIbound. can't figure out how a
person would know she Is so hand.
4 sorne and that every one was admir-.
'sg her II she wasn't watching every
one she passed to see IL they were
y,admiring her.
I Yours for more sensible stenog.
nphers,
TWO STF.NOCPApH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
PREVENTING
ARTERIO. CI.EROgIS

Here arc some Of the things that are
easily avoidable II you want To take
care OF your arteries.
Lead poisoning In one OF the com.
mon causes OF artcrio sclcrosis. Per
sons handling lead painters are fro
qucnt victimD should be very careful
TO have cican hands when they eat.
and they should avoid all possible
ways Of getting any OF the lead or
paint In their food and drink. They
should brush their teeth after each
meal
Alcohol may not be a direct cause
Of arterio sclerosis. but Is surely very
often an indirect cause. Thus the
person who drinks liquor is more cas-
ny poisoned By lead than the one who
never touches H. IL must be borne
In mind that alcohol has a damaging
effect on the stomach and liver. pro-
duclng Rastri,ls and cirrhosis. In
this way the food IL not properly d.
g-stsd. Part 81 IL Ia turned into poi.
son when IL gets into the intestine.
ana this poirun enters the blood and
causes damage 10 the arteries. This
cause 81 arterfo- schicrosls ~ n very
powerful one. Tho safest plan Is 10
leave alcohol entirely alone.
There arc two other causes OF ar
tcrio-scierosia. but the above are the
most important avoidable causes. and
1, IL becaure they are avoidabie that
wc particularly discuss them
O. wish Information ~ 70 the
benefits. n any. in using violet high
frequency electric currents for cpl
lepsy. Kindly inform me. II you
have the Information. m 10 whether
IL has bern USED for this or other
nervous affections. whether there is
any danger IN using this upon the
brain or spinal column. or any prob
able benefits
A. As far M havc been able 20
learn. high frequency currents have
not yielded favorable results In cpl
icpsy: In fact. when II Ia considered
that the basis OF rational Treatment,
OF this disorder includes tho removal
OF all periphcrai irritation. II would
appear that high frequency currents
would be contraindicated. so fAr as
our present knowledge goes. the most
favorable results In the treatment OF
epilepsy arc to be obtained by rcgu-
lar methods Of living. we'll Unbalanced
diet and the use OF a moderate
amount Of bromide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Win Woman's Immodesty
Undo Nation

Dear Miss Grey; ! am glad ut last
there Is 10 be a discussion on won.
ems dress" And I am also glad that
the avenues for free speech on that
line are opened up In your columns.
I am shocked, mortified and horri.
fed at the immodest fashions OF the
day. 1T looks as tho this country
was fast drifting into uncuitured
hcathenism or cannibalism. and we
will soon wear no clothes at all.
God sent a man from Nlnevah 70
this country ten years ago TO warn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
CUSTARD BREAD
PUDDING

Cut s slices OF bread. cream loaf
size" butter and jelly each slice. and
lay flat In the pudding dish. jelly side
IN. Peat eggs we'll and add 4 cups
OF milk. sugar 10 taste. pinch Of salt.
y teaspoon vanilla Pour this on
the slices Of bread and bake like a
ctIAtard. IL Is delicious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

am a perfectly ordinary person
myself. Ghelther very homely nor
stunningiy attractive. and should
feel put out II giri whose unusual
charms were such as she describes
were q member OF our office force.
especially IL IL werc true. as she says,
that ''some OF tho wealthlest young
men OF the city" are her constant adj
mirers.
Then. too. II. NJ. NJ" does not
forcxo taking a fling az the girls
dresses. After all. pretty girl can
look well In most anything. but a
homeiy one needs the ''nxin's" SOME
times. and one so favored should not
Jibc at the efforts OF us who are. like
myself. merely ordinary" TO find
favor In the eyes Of mankind.
Personally l do not see anything
unaffected or matter.of fact about
this girls letter. To my mind II Is
the letter Of an egottsiicaL prudish
young miss who has had her head
turned by a few pieces OF flattery.
until she has conceived the idea that
her attempts at being successful In
the business world are being thwart.
Cd by jealousy from those OF her own
~ and anger on the part Of those
men above her in positions whose at
tentions she has spurned. II you will
pardon my saying so. think that Is
all bunk. And as for all the rest OF
the at,emp, TO tell the young girls
IN business how to behave. dress.
etc. II would be received with more
Erncc. I dare say. IL given by one
less conscious OF her mate superi.
GRITTY.
A university education has done
very little for this giri. n Il has only
taught her the fact that she Is one
Of the prcttiest and most sought
taught her the deeper lessons of tact.
diplomacy. tolerance and humility OF
spirit I know OF many beautiful
girls in business and In social life be-
sides. but never yet have I known
enc whose beauty was such that IL
spoiled a party for everyone else be-
cause OF the vast amount OF atten-
don she received. That is not posi-
bic outside OF story books. where the
heroines always do that way. for the
writer's purposes. for the simple rea.
son that opinions on beauty are
usually lust about as varied as the
number Of men or women at any
function. and ] have absolutely never
seen any girl who could attract vast
numbers OF men. for each one had
some particular Jewel who. In most
.s1fes, to him was the most beautiful
ing In all the world. And altho one
docs see wallflowers at any gather.
ing. such are usually the result OF
what might be called lack Of per-
sonzlity rather than a lack OF mere
physical beauty.
Nov that I've said my say" I'm
ready TO quit Whether or not my
views are worth recording I don't
know, but anyway. I've had the sat
kfaction OF expressing 'em.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Photo bv Cress-Ddle.

Photo on Cress-Ddle.
Blue taeta used in the dress pictured here. The skirt
moderately fun and made in the shorwaised fashion
Silk embroidery and georgete used TO trim it. cream
coored trcotne coat with shawl collar of dark blue velour
and belt of the the dress and hat with
upturned brim is made of georgee ribbon and buge
beads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

The library Of Dion. France. has
more than $4,000 volumes and 900
manuscripts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
LADY BALTIMORE
CAKE

Cream butter. Add sugar slowly
Mix and sift -four and baking pow.
der. Add alternately with milk and
vanilla 10 firSt mixture. Beat whites
OF eggs ,ill rtaf and dry and fold
into mixture. Bake In . layers and
put together with chocolate icing
made Of the egg yoiks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

The town Of Digny. France, was
reduced In population from 10000 TO
1900 by n plague In 1929.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Very Anxioua-ThIs state has no

l. A. MI know OF no way you
may strengthen your ankles and
make them smaller except TO wear
high topped shoes. laced firmly. II
you do not care TO wear ankle braces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
LEFTOVER FISH

Melt tablespoons butter. add X
cup stale bread crumbs and II cup
milk and cook until smooth. stirring
constantly. Add cup cold faxed
fish with tablespoon lemon juice.
Add egg well beaten with u table
spoon OF cold water. Season with
salt and pepper. FIN buttercd iudi.
viduai molds - full OF mixture and
set into pan OF hot water. Cover
with buttered paper and bake 30
minutes In a moderate oven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

Accept -Caiifornia. Syrup of ylss
oniy--iook for the name California
on tho package. then you are suro
your child IL having the best and
most harmless physic for the little
stomach. liver and bowels- Children
love its fruity taste. Fun directio0s
on each bottle. You must say Can
fornia"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Cynthia's Answers
90 Short Questions

NJ VITO apply frrsh lemon juice
daily Is the best way I know OF to
remove tan
NJ A. M--Dorothy Philips played
the leading roie In the film drama.
Hearts OF Humanity" She was as
sisted by william Stoweil. who lost
his life recently in a train accident in
Africa
NJ. Apply kerosene daily TO
your warts and you will discover
that they viii fall off In the course
Of several weeks and leave no scars.
DO not attempt To remove birth.
marks. Consult a reliable surgeon
IL you feel that they MUST be re-
moved.
Very Anxious.--This state has no
widows pension law. Perhaps you
have reference TO the nother's r~~.
sion law. You may learn about this
law by consulting the Juvenile court.
200 Broadway. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

'Oh. give me some more OF Ola
coffee. Jim BoldtF'-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

how Jim met his wife's father for
the first tisne"
Katherine isn't as bad as all that"
Bob spoke conclusively. Come
will you go back TO the dance with
me7"
Before I could reply. the sound OF
woman's step on the gravcled walk
made us turn.
Mrs. Best was hurrying toward us
'Bob!' she exclaimed. putting her
trembling hands on his shoulders
bob Tell me--it isnt truer'
You see, ] was right Katherine
did tellr' ] said 20 Bob with quite
triumphant oid.youso" note In
my voice.
Go he ContinuedD
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05

fsens,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05

program waa rendcred which addea
greatly TO the enioymeat, A reading
vas given By hiss sasbr. solos ",
M. W. e. Ensign and Mrs. Bsrnhan
and . duet By Mr. and Mrs. Enasn.
About forty five sussts were presen.
to.,,a - = n
One Of the prettiest Of the infos-
NAL spring affairs vas the luncheoa
given Wednesday BY Miss Claire Car
don In hoaor Of Miss olsds Smith. q
bride Of the near future. Tho ,tao,.
was charminsiy decorated with tut
ips sud covers were laid for eight.
=
On Sunday last Mr.. and Mrs. Erro,
Palmer entertained 1t . dinner ia
honor Of Miss Alta Richards and NJ.
vaientths Palmer. Covers were laid
tor eight {:
|."a's )
+. Miss Eliza Smith sanounees the cr.
ussshen, Of her saushter ors.a %
Mr.. Laaston Barber. the marriage 10
TAXA 's,aes the ssrd Of June.
-. - q q A.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J.
=. shssard eotertsiseA With . thea.
tire party A. tho Lyric In compliment
10, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Slemins. Pol
lovtaS tAe theatre refreshments vers
served At the Bluee.rd. Ten guests
were II attendance, "
90 - 90 .
On Saturday last Miss irene smit',
entertained with troussesu tea.
Spring flowers were about the room
and decorated the tea table. Miss
Smith was assisted in receiving oy
her mother Mrs. VIM. N. Smith.
~ =. - = a
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Rich Of Bur
ley were here during. commencement,
y y .
On Wednesday at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. r. r. Richards, Mrs. w. H
Stewart and Miss lva Richards en-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05
DEMOCRAT WANTS PA.
TERNALISM

Senator Walsh, Democrat Of Mas
'sachusetts.; advocates federal opera.
ton OF retail stores as a means OF
reducing the high cost of living.
When the nation is slowly emerging
from a riot of.'soyernment manipu.
iatioh Of everything; this. New Eng
land Democrat would. impose new
restrictions On private initiative that
would only add to the burdens OF the
people. II che effects OF goyernmpnt
meddhng with private enterprises
could be suddenly removed normal
conditions would almost be complete
iy ,retsored. The present high cost
Of living can be attributed principal
~ to government mismanagement IS
our currency system. of our railroads
and of food production and distribu-
tion. anil to Its extravasant expea-
diture OF tho people, money In tho
conduct Of the war. Had these IN
natural interferences with our indus
trial structure never occurred. even
though the war itself had not been
avoided, the most Of the abnormal
increases in living costs would new
err have developed. Over and over
again 1t has been demonstrated that
government operation cannot con
pete in efficiency with private opera
ton. and to turn retail sales over -
the government would be an intoisr-
able aggravation OF present burdens.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05
Also a Leader
in Beauty

II it had no other appeatthsn its distinctive
beauty, the Super Six would hold high posi-
ton. That is recognized in the way Hudson
has set motor car styles. Its exclusiveness in
that respect is maintained by creation and adj
vancement Others can always be just behind
its mode But with its motor there can be no
imitation. There it holds monopoly.
Strive as they may to accomplish the same
results, noonehas as yet by official proof shown
that any motor equal or satisfactorily sup
plants the Super-Six in those qualities for
which it is famed.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05
SEND, SAYS COLBY

cambridge Colby whose mind runs
along with the Presidents, says that
the United States should participate
in European affairs even II we have
70 send soldiers abroad once In \
while 70 fight for peace. "send!" Yes.
We can't visualize Colby going.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05

NJ. and Mrs. l.. ". Hovey aad
Mrs. James Hovcy motored 70 SAT-
Lake CITY last saturday where they
were the suesfs Of Mr. aud Mrs.
Carl oodard over the week end. ?
fcsl - - y
Mrs. john rhedrer entertained on
THURSDAY sfternoon with a Kensins-
ton 1t her home IA Providence. 1
deiscious lunch vas served ana The
Afternoon spent 10 sewing ana soeisi
pss,ime Fistccn saeits attended.
~ tH,sA'iHt . af1 @.i' :.
Mr.. Mariieir- Eeeiss aid Mrs. Roy
Buiisn left Thursday~ morning tSr
Ca,,fornia..iie ~ = ,s'.e112 80 y
"a - h1>s<N< Hsiie-ss, 70
Prof. and Mrs.. p. A. Hinetiey Of
Brigham City sssat ,sa.t ~esa saa
hero. They came NJ for comhiencs-
ment at the p. y. :" -
= . =
Mn r. Ben AeiArun and httic
daughter Of Ogden are the guests Of
Mrs. Julia Mbisy. sas % sa
n ~ 20 LslH sf-
Tho Asses Discs mot on wednes-
day with Miss Florence Anderson as
hostess, Misc Margaret MaugAan VA
initiated. The afternoon was spent
in playing tennis. Refreshments
were served. Eight guests were pre-
sent. ~ ''s.r 80 49,
s.u1 - . - -. ss.a :.
The Joseph Smith camp Of the
Daughters Of the Pioneers held So
cial evening at. the home Of Mrs. n.
p. Barber Wednesday evening. The
house was beautiful with spring fiow
ers and splendid supper was serv.i
During til, evening al impatmpta
=
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05

or Of Mrs. A. NJ. Fleming. The table
was graced with pink and white ca
nations. The invited guests were
Mrs. A. M, Fleming. Mrs. J. c. WA,
ters.. Mrs, George H. Champ. Mrs. p
J II. Center and Miss Charlotte Kyle
~ ..s. =, y . ifT''
AIRS. @. Ensign Smith OF Mccain
mon is the guest OF her parents Mr..
and Mrs. II. H. Hawks. 'a'l,.
- =
;. Miss Rula Ward who has been
teaching at the B. Y. during the pas,
schoo, season has returned TO '-her
home In Willard. = 0'''.; 'r. :
e. 2. . y . . f . :.
y Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Fleming VIII
have beeS visiting in this city dur.
ing the past week left yesterday for
Reno. Nevada. where they viii visi,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fleming be
fore returning to their home In Santa
Monica. Calf.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05
This q What
Ii Does -

Judge how complete is its advantage.
Merely to think of the way thousands Of
Hudsons, year after year, are giving uninter-
ruptcd and economical service inspires the
confidence owners have in the Super-Six. +,
Such performance depends upon more than
good workmanship and good materials
Other cars possess those qualities But they
differ in this.
Forces which cause early motor destruction
are converted to the useful agency OF pro-
pelling the car. Vibration is practically an
nulled. The smoothress that results is not
only appreciated in riding ease, but it means
absence of strain and friction that conserves
years to the life of the car.
1t means freedom from fatigue to passengers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-05

The Super-Six performs its duties with such
reliance and ease, one is apt to overlook the
causes for it's supremacy.
Drivers and passengers Of Hudson are
seldom conscious that there 10 anything me
chanicai in its smooth transportation. 1t
never obtrudes its mechanism.
So, from time to time, it is necessary to cali
attention to the Super Six motor and its ex-
elusive patented principles, which accounts for
this fact " e29 NsH