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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-18
GEWS OPTIMISTIC
OVER SITUATION
Clearer Horizon AS Regards Pro-
bic Legislation Encouraging,
Says New York Banker
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page ID
IN the part of business men to place
ordcrs for comparatively short dis
lance ahead, refusing to accept ex-
iqting levels of prices as at all final
or definite. This lack of readjust-
Does not indicate a prospect
~ trade recession, as some seem to
think, but does tend to rgzri the
Improvement of business with sghe
u teadiness or certainty that has beer
expected in some quarters and that
would be possible if logger forecast
could be made. The situation in the
steel industry, as reflected in a slight
falling off of the orders of the Steel
corporation, is symptomatic of the
conditions, Notwithstanding that cur
rent activity is good in nearly all
lines. Particular strength has been
shown in some stocks, such as the
copper and equipment shares, where
the actual needs of the community
can be quite positively predicted,
with the result that the future of the
order books of the concerns can be
more accurately foreseen.
Although business is thus await
ing developments, legislative pros
poets have apparently become some
what clearer. The fact that oppos-
ing clements in the senate have lock-
ed horns has further stimulated the
belief that not very much in the way
Of action can be predicted for the
current winter. The prospect is
rather, that, while much radical talk
will be INDUCED in, it will hardly
90 beyond the stage of proposals.
i The one exception is seen in the field
Of rural credits legislation, which
may develop along lines that tend
4 to affect the banking structure of
4 the country rather adversely. Just
{ what this will be, however, is still
& to be ascertained, and there is no
4 positive certainty that the country
s. much accept an undesirable enact
u ment at this session, although the
hostile attitude of the radicals TO-
q ward the railroads and banking insti-
y tutions generally is we'll calculated
to create uneasiness in the minds of
conservative investors. Trapsporta-
& ton changes seem to be largely out
q Of The question, and taxation in any
new form appears to be Indefinitely
postponed. Lack of organization in.
congress may result in the recur-
renee Of some such measure as the
bonus bill, but the executive NAV be
y Med upon to administer check 10
it reach dangerous stage.
- ocally, the fear of hostile Eatt legs
Tlatlon that might be injurious to
public utilities has been considerably
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
TEAMS CLASH
ON THE ISLAND
FIELD TODAY
Men From Athens Fastest
Eleven Ever Appearing
In Wheeling

When Bethany college faces oh!o
university on the Island oval this ant
ernoon az ESQ O'Clock. ihc B!s'ons Viii
enter the game with an average welSA'
OF Is hounds 20 the man over their
opponents. Despite the weight handi-
cap. Ohio viii present ScrappE utiIe
team. and Indications point 20 ;he fact
that they are far from beaten before
the game opens. It will be- recalled
that Ohio faced the same handicap last
season, but. nght!ng the local eleven
during the entire game. Il was only
through the work OF Harry Randolph
that Bethany came out the winner by
a low score.
The Bisons are facing the fastest
team In the Ohio conference today. an
aggregation that was not scored upon
till week ago. Coach Ffnterwald IS
bringing team with a sharp running
and passing attack. counting absolutely
on his teetncSS OF foot and dcft MP
OF the ball up the distance u the goal
line Ohio boasts Of 4 ten second
backReld headed by Flash" Litter. who
will be remembered for his brilliant
work in the Ohio game a year aSo.
Litter went through the contest with
out a head-Sear and was one OF ihe big
aces in Oh!O's offcnSe. He pulled the
same stunt with hts quarterback that
Swede Erickson and Brenkert ala
against Lafayette AZ the Polo Grounds
that let Erickson away for IS yards.
Litter has the reputation OF being the
hardest hitting plunger in the Ohio con-
ference and the hardest runner 10 tackle
In the state. He runs low and stuff
arms and lodges with remarkable skill
Ohio's plays are built around Lstt'c
and he - supported by Harold Wise
quarterback who is a ane field general.
good punter and an especially good
passer. Moritz the other haltbacH
makes fine running mate for Littler.
He is stocky and has a terrific burst
OF speed rounding the wings. He has
pulled or more sensational long dis
tance sprtntS than any other member ~
the team. FullbaCk Duvail packing 1871
pounds is a crashing line plunger AMI
very fast afnot.
The visitors will bring two all-Ohio
conference men OF last wear with them
In Earl Fisher guard and Ray Odatcr
end.
There was great rejoicing In he
Bethany camp yesterday when the el'g!-
bility list was posted II contained the
name OF Bob Patterson the elusive half
back who has not participated In
game this season on account Of sCholas-
tic work. With Pat" IN good standing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
MARTINS FERRY PLAYS
COSHOCTON HI TODAY
Purple Picked as Easy winner over
Invaders-Only Game schoduled
for Local Lots This Afternoon.

Coshocton High schools football
lean? Will invade League park Martins
Ferry. today for its annual gridiron
clash with the Purple and White eleven.
The game is the only high school clash
scheduled for local lots this afternoon
with the exception OF the MoundsFille-
Magnolia game at Moundsrille. The
Kickoff IS scheduled for 3 o'clock
sharp.
In last years meeting Of the two
teams Loucks' men cam" through the
viciors by 400 score. The Coshocton
outfit Is considerably weaker this year
and. az the result followers OF the
Ferry outfit predict another easy win
for their school.
Coach Loucks. following practice yes
terday, announced that he would start
the regular lineup against Coshocton.
The squad Is in the very best OF con-
d.tlon following their rest last week.
and If the opposition proves as easy as
is expected the Purple mentor plans fire.
qucnt suhstitutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
THREE TEAMS
UNDEFEATED
PLAY IN WEST

Chicago. Nov. '0.-Three undefcated
survivors of the Western conference
championship race--ChicaHo, Wisconsin
and Iowa--will swing into action to-
morrow in games that Will result IN
further elimination in the scramble for
the title. Michigan. the fourth unde-
rcatcd contender will be idle.
Chief interest will center In the hos
tiIities at Columbus. whore Chicago VII!
play the twice defeated Ohio state eIeV-
eli and the Iowa Minnesota class at
Iowa city. Wisconsin Will meet ILL.,
nois a twice vanQuIshed team. at Madl-
son. Northwestern and Purdue. each
nursing two defeats. will collide nj
Evanston. while Indiana will venture
from the Big Ten" ranks for home
coming game with West Virginia al
bloomington.
Prinrd for battle more fierce IMAM
their Encounter with Princeton and con-
fdcnt OF sIuaring accounts for two pre-
rinus defeats Chicago. with two weeks
~ rest. is ready TO meet tho buckeyes.
Chicugo * conceded To have the strong
pr line, but there is doubt concerning
tho defensive strength of the Ohioans
when forced to cope with speedy
aerial attack.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
TO PLAY
FOR LISBON TODAY
Red and Black Aggregation Expected
To Return Home Victors-RootorS
TO Accompany Team.

Reallasrc Highs beaten and injured
eleven Will journey 90 Lisbon. today.
where they will meet the eleven o; that
place Lisbon is lruked upon as 4
weak opponent this season. but the
followers OF the Rcd AMI Black predict
an hard earned victory is ali that VIII
be won by their team. Beilaire has
been more successful abroad this year
than a, home and. judging from the
teams showing on foreign fields, the
prediction a victory should come true
Practically the entire squad will make
the trip To Lisbon today. and. while sew
eral OF the players are suffering from
minor injuries. the squad az a whole Is
IN fairy good condition II - under
stood that quite number of students
from Bellaire viii accompany the team
on the trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
MOUNDSV|LLE TO MEET
MAGNOLIA HIGH TEAM
RubIe's Machine Will endeavor 10 re-
Gain Lost Ground in ooays
Meetinq With DOWNSTAIRS.

PAM RubIc will send his Mounds
,iIIr AGGREGATION against Magnolia to-
day ot Moundsvillc in what IS expect
ro 10 be one Of the best high scho"'
affairs for the year in IN" local diS-
trict Both teams are we'll baianced'
smooth working. winning aEercEa'
lions and the fur should fly when the
whistle sounds the kickoff at )
o'clock.
Moundsville Handicapped.
Following their two straight de-
Ccats NJ the hands of 81. Marys and
Linsly Moundsyille came back last
week and defeated Triadelphla. lheE
will be forced to the limit In today
clash. as several members or the
suuad nav be forced to remain on the
bench because Of injuries received III
the above mentioned games. rms laCl
alone should make the going tough
for the Mound City outfit.
Magnolia Strong.
Nornolia is represented by one or
the strongest teams put on the heIu
by the school In years. Thelr pest
performance Of the year was IN hOlN-
ing mo strong Wheeling high team /"
a 1873 victory. and later Wheeling de-
Cisiy"lv defeated Linsly, recognized
as one of the hest teams IN the state.
The reports from down stat" tend 10
advance the information that the
team is in good shape and looking to
add Moundsvillr's scalp to its belt.
Expect Large Crowd.
Indications point In one Of the larg-
est crowds Of the season attending.
Magnolia will brinG a large crowd OF
rooters from their home town, and the
Moundsvill" folks plan To turn out in
full to back their outfit. All in all.
it looks as though it sure will be some
game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
.bURCETTSTOWN HIGH. DEFEATED
BY UNION IN BRILLIANT CAME
Benwood School Comes From Behind To
win over Opponents who Out
weighed Them Many Pounds
to tho Man.
visiting Aggregation PRESCRIBED Well
Coached Machine-Large Crowd
Attends Game.

"Earn!e" Beck's Union High School
football team scored n we'll earned VIC
tory over Burgcttstown, IA. High yes
terday when they came from behind IN
the second half and turned certain de
feat Into a l0-1 victory The gam" was
rcpcted with thrills throughout and was
attended by the largest crowd that ever
witnessed game ON the Hcuwooi
grounds.
Union opened the scoring in tn" first
half when Williams Uuiuu's possible
All-State man. booted placement Kick
from the twenty yard line. Tho visitors
came right back following the score and
after Clark had placed tho bali on tn"
ten yard limo after taking pass from
Hamilton, Hamilton plunged the p!SSE."
over on three plays through me line.
The half ended with the score - in
Burgettstown's favor
Following the invaders score in me
opening half. followers of both teams
predicted 25-& win for the visitors.
Union rallied during the rest period,
however ana soon after the kick on IN
the final session displayed The best
football shown by the team this yea.
After carrying the ball TO the twenty
ward line Hughes passed to Williams
who Was standing over the lin" and
the game was won. BurEcttstown tried
hard 10 even the count but Bcck's crew
was determined and the Eame ended
with the ball on BurGettstown IS yard
line in Unions possession.
Williams. Union lett end. was the In
diNdual star Of the game. Hts work
both on the offense and defense was the
hes, on the field and after yesterdays
gam" his admirers are strong IN voicing
th"ir belief that nc Wi! gain a posi-
ZION on the l9@c N,l-S;ate team. bur
C"ttStown uutwciEhcd ihc local team -
pounds To the man and n" work OF III"
Mil Town team VAS highly pleasing TO
the followers 81 the school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
HorRH DAME VS.. ARMY.

West Point, \. Y, Nov. 10. - Tho
Notre Dame football squad, th!rty-eight
In all. under charge of Coach knute
Rockne. arrived ct noon today after
Journey from South Bend. Ind. to meet
tn. Army warriors on the Grid!ron
here tomorrow The Army. with the
best team since 1916 is confident of
winning tomorrow before a crowd
which Is expected to be the largest that
has witnessed a game at West Point.
The weather settled down clear and cool
tonight with the field fair and fast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11

lis today and lett early this evening
Tor Rloominlton No workout was
ordered by Coach Spears. but instead
the men TOOK a long automobile tour
Of the Indianapolis huulcvards and
parks. Coach Spears is dubious Of
the results of tOmorroW's game. with
both his puntcrs on the injured list
and other minor injuries handicap
ping his team.
The Mountaincers will line up with
Tallman and Graham at ends. Captain
Meredith and Howard at tackles.
Sctron and Nathan 1T guards. Phil Hill
at center. Ekbcr& at quarterback.
Simon at full and Nardacci and De-
vaughn at the halls This shows
three substitutes in the lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11

The children's division Of the Bethany
Football parade this afternoon prom, 5"S
IN be an Important section OF the turn
on. according 20 A. .. Anderson. VIII
liam Lang and II. Q. Fortz who nave
This In charge over a thousand boy
and girls from the upper grammer
grades OF the Wheeling Public schools
OF the s.. Ladislaus school Of the 81
AlphonsuS school and from The came
drol Junior High have agreed TO turn
out while Boy Scouts IN uniform have
conses,ed TO act as assistant marsha!S
FOR this division.
Each school will bring its own ban
ner 10 18th and F;oT streets near the
CLAY school AZ one o'clock this after
noon. Each school IS urged t" wear as
much OF the green and white Rthanv
colors as possible and all boys and girls
arc ~ provide themselves with any con-
celvahle KIND ~ nos" making instru-
mcnt. Cow bells. tin horns. rattlers or
plain tin cans beat together VIII serve
,n call the attention OF people TO the
Young boosters FOR this game. \ spec
fed number Of passes are 20 he given 20
these marchers by the Bethany manage
ment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
LEWIS RETAINS
TITLE IN BOUT.

Boston. Nov. lo.-Ed C'StrangierD
Lewis worlds champion heavyweight
wrestler. tonight retained his crown BY
defeating "Toots" Mundt, colorado cow
boy. two out Of, three falls. Mon"i
Won the arst fall in 80 minutes, 10 Sec
ondS. Lewis won the second IN 81 min
utes. so seconds. and third In two min
utes. five seconds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
BOTH WEST VIRGINIA
TEAMS PLAY ABROAD
Dull weekend In Store For Mountatnssf
Fans-Many Ito Attend Other !.
Games In State.

N1organtown, Nov. 10.-(Special)-
With both the Varsity and Freshmen
elevens playing away from home, west
Virginia football fans in this section
Of the country have settled down to
dull weekend. Many are planning TO
attend the Wabash Washington and
Jefferson game at Washington. Ia,
thus taking advantage Of an opportu-
nity to see the Presidents in action
before the Thanksgiving game here.
Varsity In Indiana.
Followers Of the team here expect
today's game at Bloomington. lndr 10
be n hard-fought contest and many arc
afraid that the Hoos!ers are going 10
stop the Mountaineers' winning streak.
The impression prevails locally that
Coach Spears proteges are going to
run against a stronger foe than they
anticipate. Although not over-conffdent.
members of the team are likely to meet
their equal and. handicapped by an In
adequate reserve force, Coach Spears
Is in an extremely tight position.
Freshies In virginia.
The Freshman team Is playing the
washington and Lee eleven at PocAS
hontas, w. Va. Last year the Noun
taineer yearlings defeated the General
Plebes in n one-sded contest at Blue
field, and the Lexington Freshies are
sure to be out after revenge tomorrow
afternoon.
Remaining Games Good.
Morgantown people are looking for
ward to the three remaining games. on
the Mountaineer schedule. Since all OF
these contests are to be played here,
and since capacity crowds are expected
to attend each Of them, the towns
people are getting ready for a busy
three weeks Today Morgantown 10
quiet. but next Saturday and the Satur-
day following and on Thanksgiving It
will he one of the livliest cities in West
Virginia,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
The Lineups:
BurEettstown
Union
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

San Francisco. Nov. Washington
huski"s will leap at the California u"t,
in Seattle tomorrow in Il football game
which practically will decide the cham
pionship Of the Pacific Coast confer
cnCe.
Another coast conference game to-
morrow viii be In Eugene. between ore
gone and Washington state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
Must Have Slips Signed.

All students OF the Wheeling High
schnn, who receive library slips must
have them signed 10y the Librarian when
they enter tho Library and upon leaving
IT," said Professor H. Il. John in an an
rourccmen; made Wednesday. The pu-
pills VII" are given permission I" leave
tho schnn, TAX" advantage "f the priv
il.Ge aud hotter on the streets. he SAID
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
SEM|-PR0 GRID CHAMPIONSHIP
TOBEDEC|DED IN BIC Dat TIE
TEAMS MEET At
BAUERS' PARK TOMORROW
AFTERNOON.
Unusual Interest Prevails With VIM
ner in Doubt-Mound City
Reported Strong.

Bauers' Park, Fulton, promises to
be the mecca for capacity gathering
tomorrow afternoon when the highly
touted Mound City eleven will endea-
vor to stave off defeat, and at the
esame time the Yankees will be fight
Ing back to maintain their flawless
record. Neither team has met this
season. but the Yankees are deter
mined to wipe out the rs beating or
last year.
Have Good Outfit.
Mound City boasts of cracking
good outfit. Whitlatch Is said to be
the greatest open field runner seen
In the down river section since the
passing of Ransom and one or two
others. George Watson. lineman,
needs no Introduction, as his exploits
on the gridiron are too we'll known.
Mound City Is brimful of confidence.
and feel quite positive as to the out
come.
Yankees in Good Shape.
Managers Sailer and Crock, Of the
Yankees. Yesterday reported that all
injured players, with the exception OF
Snively. are back in harness. having
reported for practice. This is indeed
good news 10 the many followers who
were greatly alarmed, as a defeat at
this time would prove quite disastrous
in the fight for the intedendent honor5
of the valley.
Championship CaIlbre.
Mound City is town where the
fans support athletics. The high
school draws fine crowds, and last
year the Moundsville baseball team
was given excellent patronage, espec-
tally on the road. Since the down.
river team comes here in quest Of a
championship, there Is every reason
to account for a record throng, and no
less than a thousand from the Peni-
Tertiary city.
Fans to Turn Out.
With both teams keyed up to a high
pitch, and with no other games Of i'm.
portance In the city, Bauers' Park Is
slated for another big turnout. Last
uSnday nearly 5000 attended. which
proves conclusively the popularity OF
the great sport in Wheeling. The
same high class officials have been
secured, and this end is in capable
hands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
Received New Sweater.

John Nrlhcr. Wheeling Highs center
for IN" football squad, viii not freeze
his winter He was seen with 4 brand
new sweater on yesterday. The gar
rrent was awarded him by the kiwanls
club members at n banquet Wednesday
a, which Wheeling High school football
PLAYERS as we'll rs lads from the L!nsly
Institute We're guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
SIKH BARRED
IN NEW YORK

New York, Nov. 10.-Battling SKI.
under ban by the French Boxing COM
mission. and excluded from the ring IN
mixed bouts in the United States. en-
countercd another obstacle to his pugif-
lstic aspirations tonight when william
Muldoon. chairman of the New York
State Athletic commission. announced
that the Senegalese would not be per-
mitted to engage in contests in thjl
state until he had been cleared OF the
charges brought against him by all
other organizations.
The French Boxing Federation. In ad.
dition to suspending the Senegalese Tor
nine months. took away his title OK
light heavyweight champion Of France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
Tam Resting.

Wheeling lIiGh school '"'''"'' ,rroI,.
,,t,,,, IN for the coming game. Their
omen date viii Mt more fi'' ,,ie.h
their next game with IHrNerN"u'e
school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11

Assistant Coach KrlcSl Ross. O; west
Virsinia Wesleyan college. arrived III
town las; n!ght to scout Bethany today
against Ohio. Wesleyan meets bethany
In CrarkshurE on December = ana
rsol cridirun tuSSel is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
Discards Clutches.

"Chick" l!"tn"r tn" lnJu''"
rIavcr Of Wh""lingS ''rSt 'e""',
had his leg broken Will" pHH'"s He"'.'
FoilanSbcc. has d'S"Hr"'" MS
and uses a cane instead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
Cosh0ton.
Martins Ferry,

Rrfcrec-Jacksun Chicago.
Tmpirc-podd. Bethany.
ncsman-Morris Cornell.
Time p. m.
plaCc--LcaEue park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11

The silver lslet silver mine near
puted To be the richest in The world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11

Sets of chessmen made from alumni
um are 4 new invention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11
HOWARD To LINEUP WITH v. W..
vARS|TY|N INDIANA STRUGGLE

sTElNeIcKER, ANOTHER WHEEL
ING BOY, ALSO A MEMBER OF
THE SQUAO-TODAY'S LINE
UP WILL HOLD THREE
SUBSTITUTES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11

A species Of oats found In Sumas
Prairie, B. c., sprouted II TENS with
100 oat kernels on each stem.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-08-30

Villas County News $500 a year.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-08-30

FOR SALE-40 acres 2 miles south
of village. Farm buildings; IL
acres in crop. For sale cheap. B.
Letherstrum. Tiff.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-08-30
PERSONALS


John Dussault Of Conover spent
last Thursday in Eagle River.
C.. C. Williams Of State Line
spent yesterday in the county seat.
DR.. and Mrs. W. F. Meyers hav,
returned from a weeks outing up
near Port Arthur and Duluth.
VIM. Saltenberger returned last
week from a business trip TO Chi
caEo.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Sayner Of
tine village OF Sayner spent Mon
Jay in Eagle River.
airs. ole Rismon and party from
Ballard lake near Star lake, spent
Monday in Eagle River.
Miss Winnie Menefee left this
morning for "a weekend visit at
the Wcisner home at Wittenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hurtz and son
left Sunday for Chicago, after
spending a month In the village.
Grant Cook and Harry Stoll
drove ur from Milwaukee yester-
day for "a weeks vacation IN this
section.
Ms Chris Harte arrived Thurs
Tav from her home at Waukegan
and wiH visit in Easlc River ior
some time.
Hunter Case. candidate for clerk
OF circuit court was in Eagle Ri
ver from Phelps the latter part
If the week.
Miss Fern Kuchne left Monday
for Edgar where she viii visit this
week. returning home the latter
part. Next week she goes TO her
school duties Boz q Minnesota city.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. %. Sihlcr of st.
Louis are spending their yearly
vacation period az Camp Winnepc
near Eagle River. They arrived
by car from the above city, and
intend investigating the beauties
~ Northern Wisconsin and North
cru Michigan before roturnnr
homc