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Evening star., 1921-12-18
WO0DMEN OF THE WORLD

At Old Glory's election Tuesday
night it took six ballots to break the
tie for the selection Of a consular
commander. The choice fell upon DR..
Henry w. Tippett, junior past head
lieutenant the camp chose George e.
Wilsher, formerly colonel of the 103rd
regiment of the Uniform Rank. The
retiring consul commander. W. T.
Pollen, was elected to the three-year
term on the board OF auditors. ana
Clerk P. H. DeLawter and Escort J. L.
Pumphries were unanimously re-
elected.
The Boosters Club will make its
nominations Tuesday evening. the
Several hundred children were the
recipients of good things at unique
Christmas entertainment at Oak
Camp Thursday evening. Woodmens
children and their friends made up
the happy gathering and enjoyed the
hospitality Of Capt. Carl A. Cole OF
Company A. Consul Commander Ben
Harding announced that Sovereign
Judys program was complete Tor tne
concert which will be held January
William H. Dalkip. was again elect
ed clerk of Fraser Camp last MONDAY
night. Sovereign Green will succeed
Consul Commander RoSSl, ana Sow
ereign English was made adviser lieu,
tenant. Albert Whitworth' was elected
banker; Sovereign Murray as escort
and Sovereign De Castro as Waterman
state Manager Luther c. Jones. Field
Manager Delos w. Thayer and the
chief recruiting officer, James Free
land, were visitors.
Capt. William - Riley Of Company {.
attached to Elm Camp. and capt; L.
Blair Miller. Company ID, attacheo 10
Holland in office by unanimous vote.
Elm Camp continued Clerk c. D.
Holland in office by an unanimous
Evening star., 1921-12-18
MACCABEES.

National Tent, No. 1, has appointed
committee to secure another hall.
After the last session the ladies Of
Victory Review presented a program
of entertainment. Refreshments were
served and the remainder of the.
evening was spent in social inter-
course.
Mt. Vernon Tent, No. 4, will have
public installation January 3. All
Maccabees and their friends are in
vited
Saturday. January IA, the Maccabees
are to have class initiation in
Pythian Temple. 9Th street and Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest Great
Commander Blaney of Pennsylvania
Is expected to be present.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
PATRIOTIC ORDER OF AMERI
CANS.

Camp No. 4 Friday evening had
among its visitors the past national
president, Mrs. E. Buell. of Camp No.
]: District President Mrs. Lillian
Chestnut of Camp No. 2, District Pres
ident Mrs. E. Barnhart Of Camp No. 4
and several visitors from Baltimore.
buffet luncheon was served by the
chairman, Mrs Scuggs.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

This afternoon at 2:30 o'clock State
Deputy Maurice ]. McAuliffe will ex-
emplify the third degree to candi'
dates from Spalding, Carroll. Keane
and Potomac councils at Gonzaga
College Hall, I street near NORM
Last Friday night Past State Dep
utv Leo A. Rover exemplifed the
third degree to candidates from
Washington Council, known as the
university class from Catholic Cnlver-
sity. A repast was served iater ~ the
Carroll Council. following its meet,
ing in St Marys Hail.. 5th and II
streets northwest. Tuesday evening,
will have a social hour for the an
nual Christmas tree party for the
members. The program is under the
nan. assisted by a committee in
ciuding R. F. Maryman.. James T.
Ryan, John J. King. Adolph J. F'ugitt'
Joyn O'Connell, George Dowden, Ber-
nard T. Fitzgerald. William Walsh
Joseph B. McCann and William J:
Rrenner. 1t will consist Of songs,
dances. monologues, stunts, smokes
and gifts for the members and sew
p Patrick J. Haltiean. past grand
knight of Carroll Council. has accept
ed an invitation TO ADDRESS hiloona
Council, No. 551, at Its twenty-first
anniversary celebration in Altoona
Pa, February IA. Admiral William S.
BENSON also has been invited to at
tend this celebration.
Raymond A. MCGOWAN. assistant
director of the social action depart
ment, National Catholic Welfare
Council. will address the members
of Carroll Council Tuesday evening
on the question Of Labor"
The new home of the Knights OF
Columbus at 91S 10th street Is fast
nearing completion. The exterior has
been redecorated and the workers
are now putting the finishing touches
on the interior Bowling alleys have
been installed. a complete gymnasium
and running track provided and bill
lard rooms, libraries. poolrooms and
cardrooms have been arranged.
Wednesday night. at Carroll Hall.
Washington Council will have its
Christmas party. in charge Of Lee,
turer E. ]. Repetti. Presents will
be given the members, including
turkeys. A program Of entertain
ment has been provided and lighted
and trimmed Christmas tree will greet
the members. Rev. John /: Barrett,
chaplain Of the council, will deliver
the Christmas talk.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

tenant commander, Mrs. Ethel Burton;
past commander. Mrs Alverda Meyer;
record keeper, Mrs. Helen Kreameri
chaplain. Mrs. Mary Smith; lady-at-
arms. Mrs. Annie Shipman: sergeant
Mrs, Ida Hellyer: sentinel. Mrs. Jose
phine Krouse; picket. Mrs. Mary Ger
man; musician, Mrs. Stella Dengen-
hart.
Liberty Union will initiate a class
tomorrow evening.
Brentwood Review. Brentwood. Md.
will hold it's annual election Tuesday
evening.
Owing to Christmas day. the regu-
lar meetings of Victory. Georgetown
and Brightwood will be postponed.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

Price. SOC and $1.oo. at Drug Stores, or sent
on receipt Of price. or c. o. D. Parcel Post.
Humphrey Homeo Medicine Co.. 1855 viii.
liam Street, New York. Medical Book Free.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
Screen
OLIVER

Combine a big star a great story.
fine direction and a splendid cast.
and there can be but one result.
These are the ingredients which
make up Reputation" in which
Priscilla Dean is now appearing ar
the oliver theater twice daily Miss
Dean by her past successes on the
screen. has led the theater-going
public 10 expect something big
whenever her name appears in front
OF a playhouse Tn Reputation
they will not be disappointed. and
fl can safely be said 20 be her
browning achievement False Col
ors" was the original title OF this
story by Edwina Levin, which con-
Germs a little orphan asylum girl
who becomes an actress and imper-
sonates her own mother. by whom
She was deserted in infancy. and
who is so dissipated that she can
not fill her New York engagement.
The dual roles of daughter and mo-
Their are played by Priscilla Dean
with wonderful emotional under
standing. How these two. ignorant
Of each others identity. are brought
together in one OF the most poignant
tragedies ever conceived. gives the
story its climactic crash.
Sensa tionally dramatic scenes in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

There seems TO be all kinds OF ro-
nance mixed up in the clever pic
ture, Her Winning Way in which
blonde Mary Miles Minter is now
starring at the LaSalle. In the first
place. Dame RumOr has it that she
IS TO marry CASTOR Glass. the hand
some leading man in this picture.
A. a rabid admirer of both parties.
We would say off hand that the
match would be splendid one and
that the result fight be a race Of
actors and actresses that-but we
are getting away from the picture.
You've seen Mary Miles in all sorts
Of roles. from the mountain girl in
"A Cumberland Romance" to a
clown in The Little Clown" But
wait until you see her as a sob
sister" on a daily newspaper The
crowd at the LaSalle election night
was in a constant roar of laughter
and went away holding their sides
ard declaring Mary Miles Minter to
be the best in the business. Thurs
day Doug MacLean. the HE" part
of the MacLean & May fun combin-
alton. will seamper over the LaSalle
screen in a comedy called "One a
Minute" Yes. the "one" means
sucker"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
BLACKSTONE

Little things that go TO make the
big things that shape the destinies
Of many lives are no better shown
than in the case of Constance Tai
madge's latest film production,
Wedding Bells" an Associated First
National picture. which will begin a
four day engagement at the Black
stone theater starting today.
No more pretentiOus incident than
a poodle dogs prank lies back Of the
series Of rapid fire events that fol-
low in the train Of a marriage of
Rosalie Wayne. wealthy society girl,
summering at Palm Beach, to Regin-
aid Carter.
Another instance of how little
things lead 10 big things is shown in
the same picture by the fact that
Reginald, Is hours after his mar
rage TO ROsalie, admired the bob
bed hair of a girl sitting several
tables away from his newly welded
wife and himself What piqued
Rosalie so was the fact that her hus-
band had remarked many times pre-
vious to their marriage about the
beauty of her long hair. Resale
did the Logical girlish thing and bob
bed her hair.
And while Wedding Bells" is not
at al designed TO prove the truth OF
any of the old adages of long stand
ing. there are many instances of a
clever sort Of human interest. The
picture has lost none of its charm
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
SOUTH BEND NEWS TIMES

OF Salisbury Fields pay o. the same
titie and the natural humor OF the
story. mixed with Constance Tai
madge's personality and Che,
Wicky's clever direction make the
picture one OF the most entertain.
ing 20 be seen ON the Blackstone
screen this wear
Thousands of people .ave read the
book entitled "Ore Ara bian Night o.
and there is mo- question OF doubt
that there wiz be- thousands of peo-
pie waiting 10 see this masterfui pro-
ducuou. i'm which Poll Negri plays
the leading role. when this marvel
Gus attraction commences a four day
engagement al this popular theater
next "Wednesday No money has
been spared TO make this one OF the
greatest silent dramas since the in
fancy of motion pictures. and no bet
ter star could have been selected 20
portray the role OF the Wild desert
dancer as Poll Negri.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
CASTLE

Here's some great news for the
kids! The management Of the
Castle theater announces that next
Saturday that popular house will
hold its annual Potato matinee.
Doug MacLean Will be the attraction
and all school kids need to get in is
a potato. The potatoes viii be given
TO the Orphans Home as usual
Last year more than 3 bushels Of
potatoes were collected. Bet they
get more this year. Today the Cas-
tie offers, because of repeated calls.
return engagement OF Wallace
Reds roaring triumph, TOO Much
Speed" Next day Mary Miles Min
ter and CASTOR Glass in Her Win
ming Way"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

iale
A-That great adventurer. Robin
sou Crusoe is soon 70 dnd his place
.n the cinema sun. Universal thinks
80 has found a way 20 put his ex-
per.ences into a picture. and thinks
it has in Eddie Polo the man for
the part
Where does Jackie Saunders
receive her mau2
A-Jackie viii receive any letters
addressed 30 her at the Brunton
studio. Los Angeles. Calf
Q-How much does Walter Heirs
weigh and viii ne supplant Fatty
Arbuckle in comedies
Walter weighs 2S0 pounds.
SO. we have not heard that ne will
supplant Arbuckle in comedies.
What movie actor had 10 do four
rounds a day 20 keep I'm condition
while he was playing in recent
picture Wen tell you about him
In this department tomorrow.
Copyright. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
WEDNESDAY
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

Q-IIow do they choose baby
for the part ln a MOVIE
A-When an infant is used in "a
motion picture the director usually
taxes the actress who is 10 play the
part % lrs mother 20 the casting de-
parsment, where numerous babies
are brought hy their mothers every
dav The baby that seeus the most
contented ga rho arms o. the actress
mother Is the one chosen
Q-What actress who PLAYED the
mother in The Invisible Power"
when she tried the above ext eri-
ment was successful with all he
babies?
Arlene Rich the girl-mother In
The Invisible Power" When she
went through the customary proce-
dure Of choosing a baby all the
dozen or so babies that she picked
up in her arms Immediately fell in
love with her
Q-What well loved chldren's
s'ory II 10 be made .nto O film SER
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

LOndons LimehOuse district.
giimpees Of Bachanalian parties i'm
fashionable apartment houses. stud
les OF the slums Tn both New York
and London. refreshing views OF
small town life With pleasing COM
edy relief ;end 20 emphasize the
dramatic force OF the story and
give II an interesting change OF To-
Gale. Spottiswoode Aitkin and Niles
Welch do splendid acting In the
stars support
Three fine vaudeville acts are pre-
scented i'm connection with the screen
sensation. They are Maxim Dane
ers. a terpsichorean troupe OF in
ternational renown. Skipper. Ken
nedy and Reeves, comedians and
singers. and Armstrong and Dolly,
. a tramp comedian and a girl. who
skates. dances and does fancy BIZ
cycle riding
Starting Sunday, the Oliver will
present NO Woman Knows" giving
continuous performances from II a.
ma. 10 II p. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
AUDITORIUM

4 trip can now be made 10 Lon
don without getting passport. buy
ing a ticket. getting seasi2k, or pass
ing the customs officials All that
is necessary is 10 pay a visit TO the
Auditorium theater today or tomor-
row, when Bryant Washburn viii
demonstrate his idea of a peppery
live wire adventure or The Road
TO London" An Associated EXhi-
bitors special feature. entitled The
Road 10 London" is Bryant Wash
burns funniest and latest farce
comedy, produced in London at the
exact spots Of interest and with a
typical English east which includes
Joan Morgan. one of England S prize
beauties. Though an entirely out
door story, the scenery OF The Road
to London" never obtrudes itself on
the plot. but il Is always there, in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
u. S. LOANS FUNDS
TO WEST FARMERS

WASHINGTON. Nov. S.-The war
finance corporation today approved
advances for agricultural and live
stock purposes through financial in
stitutons in The following states
Two hundred and afty thousand
dollars 20 four banks i'm Iowa: SI72.-
600 10 five hanks iu Texas. $4,000
20 a bank in Wisconsin; $4,000 20
a bank I'm Illinois 4 loan Of one
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

teresting and picturesque scenes
around London
\ very funny Snub Pollard com
eds and Fox News OF latest events is
also shown.
Coming Friday and Saturday the
second five reel production of Hoot
Gibson. the popular cowboy star.
of the Universal forces. entitled
Red Courage" taken from Peter
E. Kyne's story OF the same name.
also a new chapter Of Hurricane
Hutch" and very funny Lloyd
comedy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

cal skit shat will be found most at
tractive The BOY from Belgium
and girl from France. are favorites
with Orpheum theater-goers this
season and have complete new
line OF song surprises. Shriner and
Fitzsimmons. F'ink's Mules Jim
Fulton and company. Mabel Bion-
dell and the Three Melvins. are
other acts ON the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

Mai is the prima donna Of the act
and is possessed or n good singing
voice and pleasing personality.
Her singing Of "Buddha" is particu-
larry good. Sharing tOpline position
are Bobby Roberts. Maude Clarke
and Harry Sisman. a trio OF enter
tanners in a singing romance called
a Courtshlp in Song" Tom Van
and Sarah Vernon, comedians. the
Leo FARRELL duo. gymnasts Harry
Williams and Bert Howard, with fun
and PAROLES and Joe Melvin. juggler
the bill
Starting tomorrow matinee. Den
mis- Chabot and Nonette Tortini. are
Eeadliners with a singing and musi T.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
Stage
ORPHEUM

The vaudeville bill now playing az
the Orpheum theater and which
closes IT'S engagement tonight is one
90 particular merit from an enter
tairment standpoint Headline hon
ors 60 90 Joe Thomas Sax-o-Tette.' %
"a comedy musical novelty i'm which
fine music and delightful comedy cf-
fects are skilfully blended. Archie
Nicholson. who heads the group Of
musicians. is a comedian of unusual
ability and pleases the audience
with his clean clowning Jeanne
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
Id CoVF.R Up BNRE BACKs.

LONDON. Nov. according =
Luciue's London branch. which has
Just held it's autumn fashion parade.
there are TO be no more hare backs.
bare arms. or bare shoulders The
expanses OF neck and shoulders
hitherto revealed in past seasons are
TO be- covered by gossamer lace.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
NOVEMBER 9

million dollars 70 a cooperation as
ISOLATION in Arkansas 20 finance the
marketing Of rice was also APP
proved.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
SOME MUsHER

Telegraph Creek. B. C., Dec 13.
 Tom and Perry have arrived at Telegraph Creok. A serious acci- dent last August compelled mo to abandon Che trip West on soptem- bcr- 18 Made Lizard post October l7 after having travelled 7S miles with a broken bone in tho foot and bad injury near Che hip. ] leave here for Atliu tomorrow.
 J found Che mineral prospects fa- yorablc .u Che Mackenzie region
 Regards to John W. Mclean and Major Bu Noble
 BURNS. Engineer
 The foregoing telegram. bare of detail as a polished bone. indicates Che lacouic attitude of Engineer Burns towards troubles that would stir up a flow Of fine rhetoric iu mon of less phlosophic or weaker natures Burns and "Pcrry" his famous dog. perhaps Che most tray- clcd canine of any in Che North. are uom their destination Dawson. A broken bone has not stopped Che musher only delayed him made him travel slower. What would send au casy-cha.r dcyotco hurrying to a hospital merely cuts down Burns mileage Jack London would have loved Go meet man liko Burns.
 Burns expects to Doc iu Auln in twelve days. and in a couple more weeks may reach Dawsou-if hc keeps on coming Evidently ho has followed Che telegraph trou over mountain and through valley He .s one Of tho few men Co take th.s route since thc great stampede. It was trou Chat broke the heart Of many strong man.
 Engineer Burns is one of Che hardest mushcrs iu Che North He rivals Che celebrated Wada. Burns has taken m au Che stampedes Fairbanks Nome Iditarod travelled Che Arctic coast up thc Mackenzie and L.ard rivers. and Is now swing ing back Co Dawson. Dawson News.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
BIDS ASKED FOR DORA

Bids for Che wrecked steamship Dora ol tHc Heriue Sea FshorIc. Company ashore ou Che east coast o. Vancouver island and hor cargo. uoro requested recently by Marsh E MoLeanmmuue Insurance brokers The request for bids was for Che yoa-
 eI and her cargo as thcy are on Che Vancouver island shore
 The Dora was beaohol following her amudue on a reef extending out from NobIo Island British Co- mmba Capt y. A. Hoy.ck. who was master ol che vessel at Che time of td. wreck said che ship is rest- ne on sandy bottom and ho be- ue,e she can be myei Twenty feet O. her mas.s arc showing out of tle water. She has a ml cargo of coal. oI fooIsuI and general freight valued at between S50.0Oo and fGOO00 The Dora was bound for Western An.ka wIh supplies for Che Boring Sea Fisheries Com- pmy codaslus stations when she was wrecked
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Flfth Street. between Main and Seward Streets. Juucau)

lFlfih Street, between Main and
 Seward Streets. Juneau)
 Services ore held every Sunday at n a. no. in the church Of tho Chris uan Science Society Of Juneau. on .Ffth Street between Main and sow- ard streets The subject for next Sunday win be Sacrament"
 Sunday school at 12:15 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting at S:15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room lat Room g. Malony Block Open daily except Sundays and holidays. from 9 to l:30 D. m. and from 2 to 9 D m. Wednesday evenings, 2 to g..
 Tho public is cordially invited 10 attend these services and visit tho Reading Room
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
GIRLS STATEMENT
 WILL HELP DOUGLAS

Many women will profit by che following statement of one of their sex. "I was afraid Co eat on account of stomach trouble Even rice did not agree. After taking Adlor-i-ka ! can eat anything" Adlcr-i-ka nets on BOTH upper and lower bowels removing foul matter which poIson- cd stomach. EXCELLENT for gas oD Che stomach or sour stomach. Guards against appendicitis lt brings out poisonous matter you never thought was I'm your system Guy L. Smith. druggist
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
CHINESE MUSIC

Captain JIua favored tho basket bau boys with a solo that was huge ly enjoyed by those who were at Che danco ot Che Rink Monday evening. Many ol those present had never had
 ho opportunity Of hearing Chinese singing before and appreciated Che vocal eGorts of our Oriental mer- chant Immensely Captain J.nks mounted stool where he could tower above hIs audience and when ho series Of sounds which wcrc un- doubtody perfectly good singing In Chinese ceased. hc was given such yocIrcrous applause that ho gra- clous'y accorded his delighted liston- ors another song. even moro olobor- ate than Che Gmt Then he laugh ngIy bowed his thanks and went back Go bis busincss.- Wraugcll sen- Uucl.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
S0Te ThTOat, GOIds
Quickly Checked By HamlIn's
 Wizard Oil

Sore throat and chest colds should never be neglected. Few people realize how often they rec suit seriously if not promptly checked. Hamlin's Wizard Ol is a safe. simple and effective treat ment Used as a gargle for sore throat it brings quick relief. Rubbed on che chest it will often loosen up a hard, deep seated cold in one night Keep a bottle on the shelf
 Wizard on ia % good dependable prop arafl0n Co have ln Che medicine che1t for nHat old whom tho doctor may be far away. How often apraina, bruises, cuts and burns occur ln every family a1 well uH lltfic troubles llke carache, toothache. cold n1rrn. cankor a0rcn. atin neck. and tIrad aching feet Soothing. healing WiG- ord on win nIWayH bring quick rQIlei
 Generous niEc bottle lic.
 If you pro troubled with constipation or aick headache try Hamlin'a Wizard Liver WhipH Iuat pleasant iitlo pink pli1 at drugglsts Cor l9e' Guaranteed.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
NEWS NUGGETS FROM ALASKA News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 NorthIand

Areu hn.eI Che st Francis open cI Hs dooa at koteh.aau ou Now Ycrs c,c
 Gur. C uaa'.. was recently elected president or ue coriou chamber o- eommocc
 J N Hanson vas recently n. .uUcl n. uouhnlui ma.tcr or ,ac saenay Masonic lodge
 w. u Drown O. Ke.ch.sau was slightly injured shor. tune ago at that r.ace in aH automobile smash un.
 The ssaeaay public library has boon rconeaeI The ssarvay Wom- ara Club a responsible for Che u- uutou
 John r. CoTcy. assistant .. S a.- torrrs stationed at Nc,chlau ha re-.el to enter the private prao- uoc ol law.
 Jm W.usIe.u. formerly owner cl ladies' clothing aore at Ju- rcau has started a store at Wea- a..... Wash
 urg w Clark %. Kctea.aa vas rr.r one or hc 2st students toonI nth scholarship Q. ur- yard University
 The .Hrto,a city council has aNeI m. taxation tor 1920 at seven and H... uU. on tae genera. roI'. and .r. mU. additional tor sewcr.
 r. biggest matt e,er .o r...l E..H..n r...ael .H... a few days Hu. Christmas when goo aos. u.u. oas were received
 Late t.. a. m tae U.- smns. ...... between urH and .o.'E bear. uor. shot r..r Chen. uot Springs On. mon ..o. .N u one ...
 Tn. k.....ar b...n.H club gave ..... H. N.n N.... or. Tn ".sc n.H. r. n.t tor ... .a..H u..i last ,..r TH-. hundred couples ate ..rI..
 N u.as.a. for ... past w.. e..r ..Ht u....r n. Inc NoN England Cold s.ore. at N..ohIsan a.. resigned and n.' locate ar Ho ..r N
 "I.r a m.mhr o. m. -i. r.u.. ..ou.I u. Seward. has ar.... ..n- ...I.. "r.. s..sar n. . song ol ,a. H'... au. s said q. h. . t.r. good oH.