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Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-23

HartfOrd-6oton F. Davis, principal of the HsnTy Barnard scEIpeI, and Ars Da,- wis, aresRt their suuu1er hozne at Five Point fnE azaaup,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-23
SLOW DEATH

Aches, pains, nervousness, difiS culty in urinatine, often mean serious disorders. The worlds standard remedy for kidney, liver. bladder and uric acid troubles
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-23
Mrs. SELCHERT'
 DAUGHTER
Was Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
 table Compound

Horizon, Wis.," My young daugh- ter had been troubled for several
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-23

The Northcliffe Press, London, is- aaeH S dailies, weeklies and maxazines.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-23

Faultiess weather Saturday and Sum day favored coming and gsing vacation
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-23

ering quick relief and cftsn ward oa eaadiy diseases. Known as the nstional remedy of Holland for mora than 200 ysArs. All druggists, in three sissa. Lsok for the nans Gold Medal sn svssY baz
 and accept DO imitatiom
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-20
WEATHER PUTS CRIMP
IN GOLFERS TOURNEY

UoyAkc. England, May % A spell
of had weather which Is no stranger
"a the Hoy links broke yesterday, and
'bn golfers who are to compete next
week for the British amateur cham
ptouship had day Oft Il had been
the intention of the American play.
ors to take things easy. in the be.
lief that rest would be beneficial to
them The weather aided them in
carrying ont this intention, VIM G..
FoNueS Jr captain of the American
team with Capt Webster of New
zealand as partner started a game
against Maj Parker and Guy Farrar
oy the home club, but the weather
became SO bad the match was aban-
dOned
Fownes talking of the good play
ing thar the Americans had been do
ing at Hoylake in the good weather
which preceded that of yesterday.
said,
4 quite realize from yesterdays
boisterous weather that the low
scores our men have been returning
could not have been made under con
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-04
BASEBALL CASE RESTORES SPORT
 TO OLD SPHERE
Trial aIDisappointing g but Crooked, Gamblers and
 Shady Players Warned.

{ CHICAGO, Ill., Aug. fudge Charles A. Mcdonald, Chief Justice Qf the Criminal Court of Illinois, who instituted the grand jury investiga- ton resulting from the indictment .of White Sox ball players. today made the following statement.
 Despite the verdict of acquittal hv the jury. I believe the great Amer icln sport has been purged for gen erations to come and restored to a place it held before the great scan dal feil upon 1t, The trial was dis apnointing in view of the comics sions of guilt by those implicated but the grand jury investigation and prosecution put the fear of God into the hearts of crooked gamblers and shady players"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-04

view of the celebration 10 be hel when the Peace Portal is dedicate l at the Canadian boundary in Ser tember. The celebration. said in a Premier, would he significant of tn firm sire of the two peoples to have rermane"t pe7ee ii
 A London dispatch. few days ag } annourced that the premicr1 of Aus tralia ard New Zealand favored hold i"" th">meeting in an American Pa cific Coast city, owing to the time to be saved by eliminating the jour 1ey to Washington, D. C.
 The home which Mir Hill has of fered for the meeting is one of the show places of the Pacific Coast. and was built by MT. Hill to entertain the King of Belgium. The King at that time was Crown Prince When the Belgian mission came to the United States they were guests of MT. |. Hill at his famous home, and many prom inent European diplomats have been recipients of the road builders hos pitality in his East Highland Drive palace.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-04
Mexican Representative
 :. May Lose Citizenship

MEXICO CITY, Aug 4--Accept- ance by Francisco de Leon de la Barra, former president of Mexico, of an official communication by the French government. .s1 t. lis reported, will Ee .tiaeued by 0ngress here with a view to depriving him of his citizenship. Mr. de ia Barra has resided in Paris for several years and has acted as cooAse1 for the French government but the mission to which objection is raised here would take him to Vienna for aI indefinite pericd. It is contended that before accepting he should have secured permission from his home government. 4
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-04
B: M. Behrends Co.,, Inc.
INJUNCTION DENIED IN MARINE STRIKE.
 BY FEDERAL JUDGE

It is up to the Seattle police de partment to preserve order on ths city waterfront, rather than the duty of the. United States District Court so, said Judge Jeremiah Neterer ot l the Federal Court, in effect, in dis missing suit for a temporary in junction sought by the United State 1 district attorneys office against ma i riDe workers unions who were al legged to have been interfering with the operation of United States Ship ping Board vessels by intimidation 1 and acts of violence against non union employees, says the Seattle Times of July 27
 The alleged intimidations grew out of the strike of May 1, when men refused to accept 15 per cent wage cut
 On May IT restraining order was issued by Judge E. E. Cushman in Federal Court The temporary in i junction order was argued June be- fore Judge Neterer His opinion dis posed of the court fight, temporarily at least, directed against the strik- 1 ing union men by the Shipping 1 Board.
 The opinion held that since an amended or supplemental bill of com plaint must be filed, it may not be amiss to say that equity only extends it's strong arm where there is no l adequate remedy at law For as saults on the streets of the city, where there is no physical interfer- ence with property or property rights or threatened interference, com plete remedy at law exists The criminal courts are open and re- sort to a court of equity is not ne cessary"
 That passed the matter up to the police department, as it was con strued by the attorneys involved in the equity action brought by the dis trict attorneys office.
 The separate defendants named in olude the Marine Engineers Rene ficial Association; the Masters, Mates and Pilots of the Pacific; the Marine Bremen, Oilers and Water Tenders Union; the Sailors Union of the Pa o.fic, and the Neptune Association of Licensed Masters and Mates.
 All entered general denials of the allegations made in the complaint, and the court held that there were no Spapjfip pharpeS of vioIapoo cuh mitted except in the case of several members of the Sailors Union and one member of the Neptune Associa- ton. However. the courts opinion was that there were no interrer- ences established against the prop erty of the plaintiff United States Shipping Board
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-04
Reduced Freight Rates
 Speed Up Coal Shipments

EDMONTON, Alta, Aug. 4.-Re duced freight rates on' coal have mol stimulated the shipment of Alberta coal during the slack mid-season months. It is apparent, freight off cials state, that people. will not store their winters supply. of coal in the summer. months. Shipment of coal at the present time, they point out. would not only keep the mines working toward the limit of their capacity, but would also assist the railways.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-04
1t Sounds Good Anyway;
 Here Is How it Is Doped

SEATTLE. Aug. 4.-Statistics gath cred by the College of Administra tion of the University of Washington shows the cost of living in Seattle has dropped 20 per cent since May 1920, the family fiscal unit.
 The greatest drop was in clothes which was 36.91 per cent. Other cuts were furniture, 342 per cent; food 23 per cent maintenance items, 5,2 per cent; rent, 33 per cent Fuel was the only commodity increased and this raised 67 per cent
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-04
Policemen Are Arbiters ger
 Of Fashions for Women

SOFIA, Aug. "A new police regulation just issued makes police men arbiters of womens fashions The punishment, for the indecent ap- pearance is fine in proportion with the "crime"-ie, the dimension of the uncoyering of the neck and the shortness of the skirt
 But it is chiefly the moral penalty that frightens the smart beauties to be escorted to the police station.
 Since this regulation was put in force the police of. Sofia has thus punished about 20 women. ,J' 's
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-04
Korean Newspaper Office
 Is Scene of Serious Riot

HONOLULU, Aug. 4.-The office of the Pacific Times, a Korean Ian guage paper, was wrecked here to- day and five Koreans injured. The wreck was the result Of a quarrel between the staff of the newspaper and group of women who protested construed attack on the Korean Women's Benevolent Society. The women were expelled from the office but returned with their husbands and then the fight started. Twenty three in all have been arrested.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-04

Louis Gagner, 5S years of age, resident of Wrangell for many years, died recently. No clues as to rela. tives were found among his papers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-04

Anything of wood''-Morr.s Car enter Shop. Phone 62. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-04
Oklahoma Mexicans Are
 Warned to Leave Town

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Aug. A. Mexicans at. Bartlesville have ap- pealed for protection following the posting on the homes of anonymous notices ordering them to leave the town within "A hours. If they do will be burned the notices read.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-04
LET FER COME.

WASHINGTON, Aug 4 The Navy Department announced today that the monster British. built diri- from Howden, England for Lake hurst, N J, The dirigible was built for the American navy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-04
DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE
 IN NOVEMBER
Washington Tentatively Sets Date for Conference of
 All Powers.

fContinued rom Page One)
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-04
ATTENTION SHRINERs

Every Noble O. the Mystic Shrine is urgently asked to attend a special and important meeting of the South eastern Alaska Shrine Club Friday evening, in Odd Fellows Hall. at 1880 o'clock. Especially is it desired to have committee handling the comedy to be given the eleventh and twelfth of this month present. Mat tors of great importance in connec- tion herewith must be disposed of immediately. J. J. WOODARD,
 adv. President.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-04
Greeks Warned by Allies
 In Most Peculiar Note

LONDON. Aug. At is reported the advance on Constantinople by the Greek army would not be tolerat- ed. This warning also added that there was no reason to suspect Greece had any such designs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-04
Special Missouri Election
 Held; Propositions Carry

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 4.-Unoffi cial returns indicate that the consti tutional convention, soldiers bonus bill and good roads amendment have been carried at the special state elecr tion. Woman's suffrage, while below the vote of the others, is expected to also have been passed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-16
Senate Adjourns With
No Nominations for
U. S. Shipping Board

washinc.on. March lS--Thr specia J
session Of Tho senate which convened
March - confirm important arnotni-
merits ~ the new admir,Stra tion ad-
iourr-4 s.-c die Today without rcr":r 7S
from tho White House any nominations
rcr ,Iip!oma,l" poStS or for membership
on ;hr Sh ping board
Tho dc.av IN shipping hoard s"'""''on..
whrh generally lad been expected ="
hc read" for SruGtr consideration ioGaN,
was attributed 70 4 :e"hn;ca'.;y OF IN"
n crcta-: mAr:hr So. requiring nat 4. y
s.vrr members nr the new hoard must
hO named before any o' 'hcn could as
sumo his duties President Harding is
understood :" have been rrcpaEci 1"
nominate Two or ihre- men Cor board
rnrmbc-s-,n. hu' was no' ready 10 send
= 'hc whole LIST.
T'ntr- tho clrcumStanCes ,hc prcsi-
den, decided not 70 hold thr senat" n
session and renewed his request /" Ad.
miral Rrn<on. row acting a. board
chairman under The cid law. 20 continue
n thai rspacjiy II was Indicated that
some u"rkS NIGH, clans" before HI"
oniir. rrw membership 'onid I've chosen
and rha, ~ IN" mran'im" n" body
uouid function under The sam" tenure
as n he wilson Administration
Tho only nomination to an admIn!S-
'r,t.ci. nos yen. Ia the scnat" ~ its
closing session was 'ha' Of Robert
Woods MESS n' New York :" l." third
assistant secretary ~ stat" Nj Bliss
has hnd .oSr "I!"-."nc" N ;hs dipln-
mate scryir" wh,,n 'o0k MIN INTO many
rarls Of the world hur re now = chief
- :he state department: bureau of west
"rn Eurorcan affairs HIS confirmation
vas voted Without delay.
There was no authoritative" announce
rneat tonight whether Mr. Ha riding
uouid give r"ecss appointments TO for
n,rr Representative John J. tsch OF
Wisconsin. named for membership on
rho interstate commerce commi SSion.
and to tho othcrE whose nominations
are held up By senate opposition. Tho
general assumption was that the nrcsi-
dent Mt least would issue temporary
commissions for several assistant sec
rc:aryships and other posts which are
TO become vacan; before congress re-
assemblies on Arr;l u. hut which he is
not yet ready TO I'LL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-16
Appeal TO Governor t
Cambridge Officials Do
Not Resign From Office

Special 20 The In:Ail!gerccr.
cambridge. .. March lo.-f Mayor
Jacob J. calvert. Chief OF Police John
\. I.ong. Safety Direc,or l.. r Campbell
and Deputy Came Warden F. N. Hard
es,y fail to turn in their designations to
the committc" OF citizens. members OF
the American Legion and members OF,
the Cambridge Automobile club We'd
ncsday morning. as asked. as tho result
of Thomas Mc%iece. Of GAINESVILLE. be-
ing shot Friday night and now in thS'
ohio Valley General hospital. WheettnI.l
the citizens of tho town VIII appeal 10
Governor Harry J.. Iavis in an enort'
to throw tho city officials out OF onice.,
The committee will wait on the ohi--
cials wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
the time set when ,ncy should have,
their designations ready. and II they are
rot handed TO the committee an ap~
peal vii! At once be --n, 10 Columbus. +,
The four men have given $4,000 bond
each for their appearance" before the
Guernsey county grand jury which sits
soon. facing charges preferred by the
citizens Of shooting through McNieceN -
machine. woundlng tho driver ana
r.ddlinS the machine with bullet holes
near here last Friday night.
The city officials were asked to Te-
sign at a mass meeting held MondGy
evening All four wee roundiy charged
with rock snesS and careleSsnesS, e1-
cepi Chief OF Police Long. who was uid
10 he under orders from his three su-
pcrior officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-16
JOHNST0WN AWARDED
NEXT DISTRICT MEET
OF THE ROT ARIANS

S:,~,'a. spNt-h E" In'eli:E' nc"~.
"a IN n. " "a. Ma. - E'gt'
hundred NoiNrans gathered a. n" Tao
r~r.cc u las ..'y ,crrsht f"r -" Al.
aUa' hanGu.,. r. tao skin d:str.'' u.
'AraHs r"w n session II la.~ - ).
Th, ban,ius. VI, ou" ~ ~. hgg".'
=. ms - the set ","" h".t n M
-. 1au.s Ldw:n Watson. = pr"@.-
!"a' ut '!.- ..',a. cub rr"s:d"A i: the
ha"HI"'.
-. ;r.ur.pA address ~ "a" "N-n.nr
N., d"'s'"r"L hr 'NLr.cs +: Carr gar"
- Mnut.ds>Il... ~" SI,nke on IT, S'i"
"Nm"r.Ch z-tl."n
'Eo'ur.aHs - Ant:uu,'r" Na> t." ,h"-
Ircr = AZ address, H. !,is'" t;"v":a'!'
4. ard AS2.nn:. "r l:"' "l.An7r;
JrhnS:rwu. r"rnsliian.. VS. ~".',i"G
- ;n" meeting rlA," ~ IA" ""u:"'""""
nrN. ,ra-. tn, ScIo,''on - -. p.n:>'
'aui. g.. va mldr a'i'~ -" ''r'-.''
'"n ,'ah hNI announced iht' " w. 4
mako : tx: co. rNn c"nf"-"r"r 'N'
yr1-s from th'S dd'"
st TN" morning SESSION rod'l -" ad
dress cr Ea.mord M Hav"ns. - iaH.
as -, Mo. second Nc" -r-cs.d"n' oF
tho International assooiati ion. was "n"
cr 'hc biEE"st items or -" program.
IT, < address and business matters Or
rupi.d 10 morning session
T-"etd.r, W.''.am i. r-'rn .''". o'
- Whsr,snE ,'uh. go -. Ur:ar-Th'
si",ahH- e; ~. no" .un, N"'r. "'.''H -"
'a.knG ~ 'hc SHhJH-' "T&' i'!i con-
yrni.ra r;u, r"Ss matter N! 70" AUTO
mob" tn 'n""aGnou: he '.'.' occu-
,.,"! ~" Euta-.,ns DIR .aG -" a.''rnV"'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-16
Detective Action Sequel Of
Alleged Substitution Of
Bogus Matewan Warrant
After the Fatal Street
Battle

Williamson. ". Va. March X -
Thomas J.. Feits. general manager NJ
tho Baidwin-Feits detectiN" agency.
aiding the state in the prosecution or
the seventeen defendants IN the Maie-
wan battle trial announced tonight
thar ne would prosecute Dan Chambers
bank clerk and defense witness. for
he isged forgery OF III" now famous
hog uh' warrant.
Three Handwriting experts yesterday
testified in tho trial OF the moun;a:ne"rs
charged with connection IN tho ki(iinK
or Albert { Fcl,s. during :he gun nigh;
last MAY. that IN their opinion the so
called bogus warrant for the arrest
Of Bid Hathsld, chief OF polio" a.
Matevan. WAS forsS<y prepared by
Cha bc-s
The stats alleges that Felts had
bona .ndc warrant ter tho arrest Of Hat
n.'d tne day Of the hRht. and that after
the battle the warrant WAS removed
from, tho drteetive- body and the
bogus one substituted IN IT'S place.
Squire r R Stafford. whose nam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-16
Armour'S Men Join In
Industrial Democracy

Chicago. March 15-~-Eeprescntat!""e
or employees in tho packing industry
from al parts Of the country vii m""'
in C'h caGo tomorrow 10 plan fer united
action against the reduction In wages
and juSlmcnt CT working hours
which was put into effect on Monday
Samuel Gomn"r". pr"s:dent Of Ia"
American FcG'ratI"n OF Labor hai h"cn
expected 10 attend In" conference. hu'
word VAS received from II NJ ate tbda
,ha, hn woIid hr unahi' I" be prcs"n'.
hu; you'd bc represented by Thomas
RiCkcr'. vic" prssid"n! Of the federation.
Will. Strik" ol"S were being taken
N various parts "f tn" country 'odHy
employees "f Armour & Co took the hrs'
stop >" nut IN cn"Cr The r'an Tor an IN
duStri2l d%mnCraCy recently announced
h. .hc company " c'"o'3nE twenty -fosx
r. rrc:- fellow rmp!"V"s ln 80
ror,r,iiio" N carrying on; further do
,allS # INC conference nlan
The Sei-"'Ion WAS haIird rs tho com
rany a. 'cS' or the Strength wh,rh
nigh. he e1cried II" UNION leaders. pnn
publicly called upon tho omploy", 20
r~frain from voting II WAS Announced
,ha, % pe- cent of the hourly I'm" en-
rioScs voted a; the election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-16
CLARA HAM0N RELATES SENSATIONAL
VERSION OF THE KILLING OF JAKE HAMON;
DOES NOT REMEM EMBER PULLING TRIGGER
Witness Re-Enacts the Scene
When Oklahoma Politician
and Millionaire Met His
Fate-Declares She Was
Victim of Violent Attack

Ardmora Oaia. Ma.rh -. 'iar'
Smith EIamon. on 'r:I! for IN" murder
q. her employer. Jane l.. liam"n. ""'a-
honla mIll.ons.rr o.! man. To-Day on 'h'
witness stand re--na"ted "a" Sc"|'
when she shot Eiamoa. Hho. -" s""''.
had beaten and cursed her and at the
momHn: Of the shooting was. threaten
!ng 10 strike her with cha r. Sn"
maintained 100. under croSS-eHam'na-
tion. that snr had not intended 10 Xiii
H,mor. Hcr testimony was the last
Of the day and tho d"frns" announce"
that cxrrr, for tho matter nf the adj
r1isSlh;Nitr a. evidence OF letters from
Clara 10 iramon. i rested It's case
Roth in her direct testimony and on
crnes.c1aminatlon she ma!nta'nfd S"e
could no: tel jus. how the nis'o' "aS
Il scharGcd pui that = was d.ScnarEco
as she was Attempting 10 unlock the
door Of her room 20 escape Hamon. who.
vnn said was threatening 10 s.rIk" her
with char
A. onr po.n: IN her direct testimony
sh. illustrator 10 he jury TN" arrange
mem nr her -o"m and how hc- ";"N o.
EFamun uas 81: on for moment az
h.. rrnchrd tnc door
May Have Pulled TrgHer
- tho r"IucS; az Attorney General
F-cr,.nc uro e di--Cting III" proseCu-
ilnn. Inr d"ferdan: pointed me p!s;o'
q; HIM - 4hs sad sh" d;d a. ian'n
II m sh, hat" pulled n" ir'ESer
sno .ra. .t.e,i. "bu: do MOI remember. |
ID ~ intend 10 shoe: nIm. nut MY
hand nigh ha"" re'aX"d.
70 many Quest 'ons asked ny Attorney
C;orGra; F-reIinc. lara said with
shrug NJ her shoulders. II am sure
Genera. I canno, rrmrr Aer."
Sh. -~:,eraicd 81" could rot to-! just
when The pistol was discharged: that
Oh. I'D No, know whether tho pistol
f-.d as :, oft her hari or Uhen the
char hit her.
Pav1sd Her Diamond.
,-iara ~ ID She had pavncd ne!
diamonds. presented by Hamon. % pay
70 rIpcnseS Of her tr.a'.
She "a ii AZ the hos?i:al liamon SAID
(conttnusd on rage ren.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-16
FEIT5 THREATENS PROSECUTION
Of CHAMBERS; FORGERY CHARGE

was attached 10 tnc warrant previously
mad testified that he had :ssund a wa
rant fo- the arrest &C Hatfield and hvs
other man and FeIts was assisted 10
~1ccut" II. Tnr bogus" warrant was
presented to him on the stand and ne
denied having issued i because X con-
:aIna donly three names. the body was
not in his handwriting and his sigma
ture was an imitation.
Tho handwriting experts, Louis 4.
I'M. Of Washington. George W. Wood.
Of Pittsburgh and Samuel Z. Malone, OF
Baltimore. all agreed that the body "f
the bogus" warrant was written hS
Chambers III imitation Of Squire A. Y.
Hatfelds Handwriting. and that the
signature was a forgery Of Sntfor's
name
Night sessions Of the circuit court
wrr. ordered by Trial Judge Bailey IN
order that the case Of the hill mon ae-
used Of being implicated in the dea'h
81 Felts and six other operatives May
~. last could 70 10 the jury By Satur-
day The hrst Of the sessions started
~ o'clock tonight. when Il was ba-
NeYei Thar the state would complete
examination Of it's rebuttai Witnesses.
Court did not sit during the day eW-
:-S 10 the absence ~ Arch W1t1AnA q
defendant. who was attending ~,
funeral cf hts twn-year old SGT ~
Mate~an. Doug" Mounts. another de-
fendant who has heAn seriously III fer
--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-16
Propose to Spend Two
Billions On Water Power

WaSAir stor. March -. =" 'ed"-9,
nr1,- comm SSion n"'d .'+ n->t """t:"S
80 ionucurat'or ." Ia. - S""r";1" co.
>...,s' n'&rc N n" ~a- d"pa r,men. an /
o.'h hn'N rh.. oIH'r r'"r, be-S. S"Cr"t1-'
- ,ha lnt"r'o- tAl and S~c-otar% of
\ Ny-!rtIlju-n Wallace. Tr"S"r'
Npp' .ca'i"0~ r"~ h"'or" -" comm
S.or for watt puVCr drN . 'nunlrn' pr"
.r,.s .ryrIvS = 'ola. .Np~rd iu-" -
boa, S@0nn 900 900 .'"ludjnE p-oHoSa,S
~ additions fS0. .nnn roo "Nr"r .'urn
O., NuScla Shoa's. t'Iba ma. no" 'nH
.",Crrneut haT = -cH!N ~p~r' 81 hh".-
900