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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-23
Big Revival VIII
Close Next Sunday

The third and last week Of the An
drews revival, which is in progress
at the Armory, promises to be inc
best week Of the three. Already
more than one hundred and fiftv
have responded to 1.-THE invitations ~
the evangelist and professed 10 be-
GIN better life, and about SEVENTY
i've have professed conversion for
the first time. The musical PROGRAM
has been exceptionally good, and the
preaching Of Rev. J. B. Andrews has
been about the straightest delivered
here IN many days. At different
times the crowds have been limited
by the seating capacity Of the Ar
mory, and on other nights the crowds
have been limited.
On Friday night Professor Josepb
Waugh gave a booster program. u.s.
ing a choir Of children composed Of
fifty voices. The program lasted as
minutes and was fine treat to the
audience. He is drilling his choir for
another big program which will be
rendered Saturday night. The boos-
ter choir, as well as the regular choir
that sings each night, is the evidence
Of Mr.. Waugh's ability as a choir
leader.
Miss Anne Andrews, with her High
School Girls Club and her Bible
study hours each morning at $50
o'clock, and her solo work in, the
evening service justifies her reputa-
ton as one Of the most popular mem
bers of the evangelistic party.
The meetings will close SUNDAY.
The day has been planned as a great
triumph religiously, The sermon at
II a. M, a great meeting for men
only at p. M, and the grand finale
service at 7:30 p. M, will fill out the
day and end what has been one of
the greatest revivals from every
standpoint ever held in Bogalusa.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-23
RESOLUTION NO. 81


To call a special election for the
purpose of submitting to the property
taxpayers Of the City of Bogalusa.
Louisiana, the proposition of levying
a special tax, for the years 1920,
1921, 1922, 1928, 1924, 1925, 1925
1927, 1928, 1929 and 1880 of FIVE
MILLS ON THE DOLLAR, for the
purpose Of erecting and constructing
roads, and streets, bridges, crossings,
ETC., and for the purpose of erecting
and constructing extensions to the
sewer and water systems in the CITY
Of Bogalusa, Louisiana, Az mills for
roads, streets, bridges, crossings, etc,
and q mill for sewer and water ex.
tensions and making all provisions
therefor.
Whereas it appears that on &C.
count of the great increase in cost
OF materials and supplies and labor,
and the growth Of this city, the pres
ent revenues Of the city, for the cree
ton and construction Of roads,
streets, bridges, crossings, and the
extension Of the sewer and water sys-
TENS Of the city, are not sufficient
20 meet the requirements of the
city, and are not likely to be with
out special taxes in support thereof,
and it being considered for the best
interests Of the city at large, and the
citizens thereof, that special taxes be
voted to aid in this permanent i'm
provement work,
Therefore be it resolved, BY the
Commission Council Of the CITY of
BOgalusa, louisiana:
EnnfTnW Il That . @~snnsaN
be held in the City Of Bogalusa, La,
on Thursday, October 18th, A. d.
1920, at which election there shall
be submitted to the property taxpay-
ers entitled to vote at said election
ia the City Of Bogalusa, Louisiana,
the following propositions:
First: To levy q special tax of
four and one-fourth AN mills on
the dollar, on all property within the
limits of the City Of Bogalusa, Louisi-
ana, subject to state taxation, for the
years 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924,
1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929 and
1880, to be due and delinquent on
December LIST Of each year during
the time it is in effect, for the pur-
pose Of erecting and constructing
public roads, streets, bridges and
crossings in the limits Of the City Of
Bogalusa, Louisiana, the title to
which shall vest in the public.
Second: To levy a special tax Of
three-fourths ~ Of a mill on the
dollar, on all property within the
limits of the City Of Bogalusa, Louisi-
ana, subject to state taxation for the
years 1920. 191. 1922, 1923, 1924,
1925, 1925, 1927, 1928, 1929 and
1880, to be due and delinquent on
December LIST Of each year during
the time it is in effect, for the pur-
pose of erecting and constructing ex-
tensions to the sewer and water sys-
TENS in the limits of the City Of Boz
galusa, Louisiana, the title to which
shall vest in the public.
Section 2. That the City Clerk
Of the City Of Bogalusa, Louisiana,
be and he is hereby instructed to
have prepared and use for the said
Special Election q sufficient num-
Der Of ballots for each Of the above
propositions, in the following forms,
to-wit;
BALLOT
FOR THE LEVYING OF A TAX
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-23


inspect department you you
money
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-23

feet, which he sustained at the pa
per mill last Wednesday night.
q
John Green, son Of Walter Green
or VarnadO, was a patient in the To-
cal hospital last week.
+ + +
DR.. Hyde returned Thursday from
a brief vacation spent with friends
and relatives in Baton Rouge and
Fluker, La.
+ +
Walker Lott, who was operated on
Monday morning, is much improved.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-23
MANY BoGALUSANS BUYING
LYcEUM SEASON TICKETS

The sale Of the season tickets fol-
this years Lyceum Course is pro-
crossing at a great rate, Secretary
Blayney stating that over a hundred
tickets have been sold to date.
Seven unusually good numbers are
offered the citizens of Bogalusa in
the Lyceum Course and within a few
days the catalogue and program will
appear.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-23
CARTER GETS DAUGHTER

]. J. Carter, of the N. o. G. N.
dispatcher's office, and president of
the Cooperative Stores, was made
the father of a fine daughter Tues
day. Mrs. Carter and the little lady
are getting along nicely.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-23

Proposition to levy 81
four and one-fourth (4H0
mill tax on all property
subject to state taxation inI
the City Of BogalusaI
Washington Parish, Louisi-I
ana, for q period Of eleven
years, 1920 to 1880 inclu-l
sive, for the purpose Off
erecting and constructing
public roads and streets,
bridges and crossings inl
the limits Of the City Of
galusa, the title to which,
shall vest in the public.
Taxable valuation, S.
a--==.s.=--=-----
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-23

Proposition to levy a
Three-Fourths (%) Of al
mill tax on all the prop
subject to state taxation
in the City Of Bogalusa 7
Washington Parish, Louisi
ana, for the period Of III
years, 1920 to 1880 inelu-
Gve, for the purpose Of
erecting and constructingk
extensions TO the soWeT
and water systems in the
Rmits Of the City Of Bol
gaiusa, Louisiana, the title
to which shall vest IN the \
public
Taxable valuation, ST..
-----s---a-e---srsa-~s---s .earrsnsaei
Signature Of VOtsG.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-23
Government BLANKETS
s. s.: s59s s. 81 81. s625 s s s:

no NOT CONFUSE with Renovated" Blankets
blanket Offered NEW sanitary
if o. no others buy NEW Blankets.
OR KHAKI BLANKETS-Every and
warranted used The best quality for
home postpaid.
u S. cTI BLANKET NO 595-New Wooden Blankets
filled from original bales bearing u Army Quarter
Heavy bnketde quality for home USE $3.50
each postpaid
NevM esSK Saddles
aluminium;
ideal and Scouts
all new ooc compete each New and perfect $3.50
New CanteenS--oolae LaIng every each
u S. Army Aluminium Canteens Mcclellan
issue with srp tOp) Toe EACH Cavary guaranteed
Old Issue Canteen Oval-shape 'esaO9 connHoh qiS.0V a
with cover SOC each, post travelling Cases
paid. - Army Travelling comb
one1kaDle toilet
y ene esn IN ee ne Ior quise $3.50 values, 75c postpaid
paid. New Full Length Pants
Barracks Bags for clothing laun Trousers length
dy splendid big bags Csc eah wool Olive Woed exceeny
postpaid. tailored; pair and guaran
pair new and perfect. S9c pair, post 80.
ARMY Khaki Brooches; limited
quantity at $150 pair postpaid
folds bundle CapsAH
All guaranteed serceabe 81 eah postpaid
POSTOFFIcE MONEY ORDER EXPRESS
MONEY ORDER, BANK EXCHANGE CASHIERS CHECK
skeverything exactly
aon back Order oncee supply won't last long
FEDERAL DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
E. ROOT, Distributor,
359361 E. Commerce St. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-23
NOTICE 10 voTpr

To vote in favor 81
ton submitted on this bsHs
cross (X) mark in the eoas
the word YES; to vots -.
mo"
Section 8. That tie ~
hereby instructed "a ~.
for use at the said gnec;s,
all necessary ballots, Ssls.
tally sheets, list Of vote
valuation Of property M
statement of voters ii
amount.
Section 4. That the DolIi..
shall be at the followines
Precinct No. l, Civ M
Precinct No. 2, Mills R,,1s:
- Precinct No. 3, Red cre
Precinct No. 4, Fire s
And the following nam.s
are hereby named and 49,
commissioners and elsr:-ss s
to hold the said electier
At Precinct No. !, Comm,
Y. Y. Byers, D. T. Cusb;s
Purvis, Jr. Clerk. ] A
At Precinct No. 2, Com
J. G. Mills, A. L. Breiees
Toney. Clerk, A. S. Andes.
At Precinct No. 4 Co...
Q. Webster, o. J. Rie6srs
MaasseH. Clerk, w. b. ssI
At Precinct No. 8. Com.
Z: Berenson, D. W. Richardsos
Richardson. Clerk, o. ]
And the above named Co..:
ers shall receive a Come:
~ per day and said electiop ss.S.
conducted under the laws
State of Louisiana. v q
Section 5. That the Msvo.
City Of Bogalusa, Louisianss
by instructed to give noties Z.
Special Election by issuins n.
clamation according 70 a.
said proclamation he sbaI s,s sss
that at the hour Of I:s0 !
October 10th, 1920. 81
mission Council viii meet + +, \
flee, City Hall, City Of Boesl
Washington Parish, Louisissss
shall proceed to open ths W.
boxes and examine and conn s.
ballots and announce the resuh
the election as required s. a.
Section 6. Whereupon tSe as.
mission Council, realizing ~ 49,
sity of the matter, the ureeneu Y
being Immediately put inso sa
and all being Of the unanimous
ion, the resolution was made - ss
gency resolution. Whereupo8
an Emergency ResoIsem
w. Fl. SULLIVAN. Mann
K. !. BEAN, City Clerk.
Introduced and adopted Ssstsn
TIN, 1920.
nnn4a aNFa~r,4r.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-23
Signature Of Voter.
NOTICE TO VOTERS

NOTICE TO VOTERS
To vote in favor of the PROPOSE
tion submitted upon this ballot place
cross (X) mark in the square after
the word YES; to vote against it,
place q similar marx after the work
mo"
BALLOT
FOR THE LEVYING OF A TAX
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-23
BEAUTIFYING HANDY KITCHEN

The Handy Kitchen Of the Boga-
lusa Stores has been closed for the
past three days while the painters
and decorators are identifying the
interior of the building. The old
neutrality-suspicious. steps in front
of the confectionery were torn down
last Friday and a new set of double
stairs, with a platform between, now
leads up to the entrance.
DR.. and Mrs. E. E. Lafferty are en-
joying a visit from the formers
brother,
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-23
PROCLAMATLoN

Pursuant to a resolution aasss
the Commission Cogaeii Of as
of Bogalusa, Washington Fsr
Louisiana, on the 9TH dav Of Ssotss
Der, A. D., 1920, /, William Asus
Sullivan, Mayor c. the CITY 81 5
galusa, Louisiana, = compliance 81
said resolution, here5y give no
that a special election win Be- hsli
the City of Bogalusa, Waahn
Parish, LouisianaS on THURSDAY @
tober 18th, 1920, between she hoa
of z o'clock a. n. and O'Clock B s
for the purpose Of subnliiing e @
property taxpayers, qualified anla
the laws Of the State Of Louidl1
to vote at said election, the ia.1
ing propositions, t0-lvits
First: To levy q four end sae
fourth mill tax on all properly d
ject to state taxation in the ciE
Bogalusa, Washington Parish, Lott
ana, for a period Of eleven ye1l e
the purpose Of erecting ana Ca
structing public roads,
bridges and crossings in the INIT
the City of Bogalusa, Louisiana
title to which shall vest n tie pg
Second: To levy & thsees
(A) Of q mill tax On al lhe
erty subject to state taxation
City Of BOgalusa, Washingipn
ish, Louisiana, for the period
eleven years, for the pu7pc
erecting and constructing ex
to the sewer and water
the limits Of the City Of
Louisiana, the title 70 Which
vest in the public.
For the purpose Of the s1le
ton, the polling places estaelI
law, at Precincts Noe. /, B
in the City Of Bogalusa: 81
City Hall; No. 2 at Miih ea
Northwest Bogalusa; 10.
Gross Salvage Station, Ssg
galusa; No. 4 ct Fire seatie
Street, Southwest BOgalusa.
following named persons aFe
appointed commissioner ED
to hold the said election:
At Precinct No. 1, Conn
D. c. Byers, D. Z. Cushin
PuFvis, u. Clerk, J. A. cana
At Precinct No. 2, Comm
j. c. Mills, A. I. Breland,
Toney. Clerk, A. s. Andersen
At Precinct No. 5, Commas
c. Webster, o. ]. Richard, q
laasen. Clerk, w. E. Seldnef
At Precinct No. 4, Comm
E. Berenson, D. W. Riehardssa' {.
Richardson. Clerk, O. 7.
And all or said commits
clerks shall receive IS comp
50 per day.
Notice is hereby given that O.
day, October 18th, 1890,
p. M, the Commission Counci g
City of Bogalusa, Louisa.s
convene in the Council Champsi
Hall, City Of Bogalusa, Loalslss.
open meeting, for the puIP
canvassing the returns d e
election an announcing the
the said election, as requires z
and PRONUNCIATION Of returns
Given under my hand Of
this the 7th day Of Septembs
1920. 49,,
W. H. SULLIVAN, nay
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-09-23

FoR THE LEvYING OF A TAX
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
S|STERSV|lLE

sistersville. Nov. 1s.-Mrs. J; G.
Wolfe left wednesday for Tulsa. OKLA
homa where she will spend the winter
Us the guest OF friends and relatives
Mrs A. Y. Boswell and little daughter
Ann Of Tulsa Mrs. Boswell was before
her marriage Miss Lillian linn OF this
city. ,- u-s
Frank Re!mann who leaves THURSDAY
for New York City, Mrs. J. Artei Case
day AFTERNOON. The out-ot-town guests
were Mrs. Harry stoops and Mrs Mrs Z Sam N
T THsf of OF r Sew sHa MIS-
D. J. Winton of Marietta spent
Wednesday in the city attending to mat
ters OF business.
Mr.. and Mas. A. A: Hilliard nave oeen
called TO Wheeling by the illness Oh
Mrs w. s. Baker has returned from
East Liverpool, O.. - ere she was IN
guest the past several days or fr!ehos
and relatives. ,.,, -, p.x,ord
street are spending several weeks
Southern cities.
Friends and ncighbors rendered Mrs.
Henry Baker a plea SAINT surprise Tues.
day evening on the occasion OF her
social diversions were engaged IN anu
at late hour delicious refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd GreGs spent
Wednesday In wheeling: r,,,.,.
and Katharine Jackson returned nome
wednesday evening from Ptttsourgn
where they were entertained by Mrs. H.
w Mccoy. c..r,a.
Miss Fanny Exley. milliner OF ShaIies
street was a business visitor Tuesday
in Wheeling.
O. r. Slack left Wednesday for Grey
bull wyoming on business Tor the N'u-
west Refining Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
|RNN REVIEW

The Iron Age, in its weekly summary
Of he iron and steel trades, says toInOr-
row:
With buying almost ut i Standstill, IN
dependent steel company prices are
Still declining, in few cases getting 10
the Steel CORPORATIONS level, and more
blast furnaces and steel works capacity
in all districts is idle. Steel Corpora
ton operations hold up TO ~ percent OF
more. while Independent pants are
gradually running out OF BUSINESS. IN
northern Ohio Some shutdows are nearly
complete.
There is no thought OF getting this
year AN adjustment Of prices that Will
cause free buying and the period Oh
quiet may run some weeks into the new
year. TO get stocks down TO their low
est before January lst is the aim OK all
users.
The transfer OF huge piles OF low
priced steel products from steel corpo-
ration mills TO the floors OF consumers
will be FASTENED by the Commerce Com
mission order permitting tho general use
of all tight bottom gondola cars.
Interest is centering in the prices me
Steel Corporation will announce early IN
December on sheets and tin plates ior
the rst half of 1921 and on rails Tor the
year.
C;rrmany's slightest move In exports
gets much notice. In Cuba and SCUM
German competition lately. Moro note.
worthy IN the loss to Germany OF 6VVo
ton Ito plate order from the Dutch EIst
Indies. 4 Chicago mill quoted S.25c
equal to 2.sTc Pittsburgh. 4 European
mill, the country not being named. also
captured q 10000 tons rail order for. the
Dutch East Indies aguinst American
competition.
Outstanding In the quiet steel fabri-
ca ting trade IL the placing In Pittsourgh
of ten coal barKes requiring 1850 tons or
steel and OF six steel barges for South
America. About 1900 tons OF siIeaole
building and bridge work was put under
contract. The large active projects IN.
clude a hank building in Chicago, 5000
ions, a hotel in Buffalo 5000 tons and
theatre In Cleveland $500 tons.
Fig iron prices are still recedtng. IN
the Pittsburgh district furnaces are
quoting foundry grades 5; lower and
steel making grades from 81 TO " lower
while releases of basic in tho PITTSBURGH
district have been made At soverpl dol
lars below the furnace quotations Sharp
declines have also been noted on both
foundry and basic in tho philadelphia
district. Many furnaces have taken a
decided stand against allowing cancel
lati0ns. hut postponementS or shipments
are frequently conceded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
WARRINGTON

At the home OF his son. Mike Iiamil-
ton. in Hough addition. about o'clock
Wednesday evening Fielding N: Hamii-
ton dird, following an attack or paralE-
sis; Mr. Hamilton vas s. .S Sc'T 5is o, ho age
v.ifb his children, visiting first with
and the" sno,h1 Hamilton liz ma so tse rs ss
dents ri Marion county for years before
their deaths; He is survived o. Sor nine
Hmrb and Thnmas Hamilton Of Fair
mont. Mike Hamilton Of here. Mrs.. Cora
Rcdlck and Mrs. nellie Tucker Of FAR
mont. and Mrs. Viola Goff Of Canton, o.
M Hamilton was a member Of the
Methodist church south: at Pai1m Ws,x
activ. worker in church affairs. Fun
eral servicss will be held at the rest,
dance Of Mike Hamilton Thursday at !
o'clock. Interment I'll be IN charge or
Undertaken J. r. Lazsar and will be n
Hamilton cemetery, at F!aEEy MEADOW.
Tho Womans club will give whiriy-
Zig social at the home Of Mrs. A. L: Par
rish Friday evening. lunch Will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
Belmont

The farmers are very busy IN thit
vicinity husking corn. !
Peter Kemp was a visitor at the hont
OF his father one day last week.
Dee Milhoan and son Charley passed
through this vicinity last week
Lizzie Masters was caller at LAmpsi
willie Thursday morning.
Glen Russell Of near Hunter vas a
caller at. Douglas 1iatchers ono evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott and child!
rem visited at Harvey Hatcher's ont
day last week.
Mrs. Dee Milhoan and son Charley
visited at John Milhoa.n's last Friday.
James Shultx and VIM Nichols were
business callers in town one day MS
week >
Andy Kemp was a caller At Walter
Perkins Saturday.
sanford Milhoan was g. visitor in,
town last Saturday.
Mrs Clara Milhoan visited at Clyds
Travis last Friday.
Earl Serrest called at Mrs Dermott
Friday evening. =
J. D. Milhoan visited at Walter
Wheeler's Sunday evening. -,
Miss Faye Luke Of Bethesda Vieltsa
the home folks SATURDAY and sunday u.
Miss Nellie Hatcher Of Bethesda Vls-
tied her PARENTS Saturday and SundHy.-
Douglas Hatcher was Belmont viz
Several from Hunter attended church
at Mt Zion Sunday afternoon,
Miss Edna Benson Is visiting AoF
aunt, Mrs. Hattie Price.
Miss .Verna Roe visited her parents
at Batesville Saturday and Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
n, !. STOCKS


Nc,y York. Nov. I9-Houes Of better
conditions IN tho stock :narSet today
were soon dlssspated, the reaction OF
the past three weeks making additional
Roadway after an initial period OF COM
curative steadiueSS. Sales amounted 10
100000 shares. The largest turnover,
with one or two exceptions, so Tar talS
year.
issues were at lowest quotations OF the
year. United States Steel ADDED an
other fraction TO its minimum t2r tnree
years and Bethlehem Steel was lower
than At any time since 1915. In gem
eral. today'S reversal cancelled all gains
Tor the last two years.
Steels were the weakest issues, Gruc-
IDLE breaking 10 points and rssnln,ng
only li2 with net loss OF - toI
Bethlehem. Tho decision OF the nited
States Steel Corporation 10 ma y ia
present prices as measure or stapAiS
was without influence ana the Eetlo,
grade movement In that industry FOUND
further expression in the curtaIlment OF
the Midyale company's working force.
Equipments followed the course OF
steels and oils and motors also were
weak. with food. tobacco and chemical
shares. Mexican petroleum lost u
ROYAL Dutch "i,; Baldwin Locomotive
"a: StudebaScr 33s; American sugar
and Industrial Alcohol 81 each ana
Corn Products ) points. Shippings,
weakest feature OF the preceding ses-
sion made feeble recoveries but invest"
ment rails, notably Reading and North
eru Iacihc, reacted at the feEerish emo.
On the surface no new elements en-
tered into the general situation which
WAS characterized oy further disturb
auces in cotton. grain and other leading
staples. Conservative interests depre-
Gated the aggressive attitude OF the
shorts but that faction, was increasing
~ prominent in the further shr!nXage
Of values.
Bonds went the way OF stocks, al
though losses in the market were rela-
lively light, a few Liberty issues clos
ing at actual gains. Total sales par
yalue) aggregated $l3,SI5,eOO. Old I.
$. bonds. were unchanged on call.
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DUN'S REVIEW


Now York. Nov. 19.-Dun's tomorrow
will say: Certain changes for the bet
ter have appeared in business The
Improvement is slight. and none at all
Is visible In various quarters, but some
OF the Indications arc more favoraole
than In recent weeks. Sentiment among
without appreciablc gain in activity
and the encouraging features In the out
look are being rather more Freely
stressed. While immediate commercial
revival is not expected. sounder condi-
tions in the future are foreshadowad,
and lonK range View OF the SITUATION
gives rlse To confident hopes. win
lower temperatures In most sections
demand for scasonabIe goods has mod
erately increased and offerings OF me r.
mectInR with a somewhat broader re-
sponse. At the best, however. the buy
ing is still conservative and restricted,
and curtai.ment OF production through
lack OF new orders has not yet ceased
Weekly bank clearings, S7,97S.S3o,o36.