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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
Druggist Tried
Many Remedies,
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A Pasadena druggist. with hun.
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finally proves 10 himself tho won.
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Il have been engaged IN tho drug
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years. In that time I have seen
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40. Some or the best ones have
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Before allowing myself 10 become
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truthfully that am surprised at the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20

MY goodness exclaimed Nancy,
where's everybody gomez There
isn't soul left in Pee Wee Land
/ do believe"
And II certainly did look like 1t,
for tho little country under the bur.
docks where the Pee Wees lived
was az bare as skating pond. -.
The Twins peeped into the palace
but King snookums was nowhere
To be seen. The Dumpies and the
Tiny Mites and tie Upsedaisies and
the Grumpalong5 were all as gone
90 the day before yesterday.
The butcher. the tobor, anh the
candlestick maker haa Completely
disappeared.
what can be the matterf' won.
dered Nancy in a puzzled voice.
~ few minutes ago everybody was
here. and now nobody rs here
Wen have to ask tho bugs and
grasahopperg and worms Nickic.
They may know something"
But 10 and behold there wasn't n
single bug to ask, or 4 gfasahoppor
or worm or anything. You would
have thsught--weil, goodness knows
what you would have thought, any
more than the Twins ala, rs they
pattercd here and there IN their
magic shoes like busy Into tatrIca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
Cynthia Grey
Interest Still Paramount Ia Discussion on Our Girls
Of Todag-CorreSpOnd Bldnes Motion Pictures
for PromiscuouS Conduct of Many Young Girls

Here are some more replies to Jack, the young man
oko has appointed himself committee of to Investigate
the conduct of modern girls ON his tour he claims that
epery girl he escorts permits him to kiss her Without the
slightest resistance that The Girl he ,0iH MARRY DH be the
ioho slaps his face instead Of accepting the kiss
Dear Cynthia Grey Some of the advice to Jack has been
rather good but wondering IL your friend Jim,
from Alaska didn't pick rather exceptional girl after all
Have you read Whittier Than Snow? got copy of
the book and read it, 1t is of the most worth while
books I've read in long time Tell Jack TO read it, it
might also be good idea for Jim to read it. Wonder
what either of these gentlemen would have done if
they had been in "Bobs" place Probably safe bet they
wouldn't have been forgivng
We can't get along without women, that's true and
suppose town has its share of dizzy blondes and
baty brunettes" Jim puts it; but after all Cordova
isn't Hollywood wonder if Jim would be loyal TO the
fair sex if he had good look in at of the movie SETS
His wife is pretty little Spokane girl" have hum
dreds of pretty little Seattle girls but someway can't
help but be little sorry when hear of any of them
contemplating going in the movies-why is it? We want
our daughters to realize it, but the trouble is they think
we are old fogish and given TO exaggeraon Tell Jack
for me that it is really the present day pictures that
making the girls so free and easy with their ksses-Ill
bet even Jim wouldn't want movie star for n wife.
Your friend,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
"Oh, goRU haze to 90 home at once"
NO. ian UNWELCoME VISITOR

Pretty soon they heatl q rum.
bling. IT sounded Ike thunder. But
II wasn't thunder. they knew. be-
cause the sky over the tops of the
weeds and grass was u blue as
China.
Suddenly something gave q great
bounce and landed almost on top
Of them.
"ohr screamed Nancy. whats
that?'
"Ira only me-" answered n rum
bling. good.natured voice. II came
TO make friendly call, but tho
minute I got here every PEG Wee
Jumped on q bug or grsshopper or
butterfly and flew away ] guess
they thought was going TO en-
them"
Then the twins saw who II was
Fat old Mister Toad In his white
waistcoat.
"oh. you'll have 10 go home At
once" exclaimed Nick. "Tho Pee
Wees won't come back home until
you have gone"
you don't say soT' grumblcd
Mister Toad. VERY well then. IN
70. but don't call II being neigh
borly ono bit"
And away he hoped.
ITO BE Continued
! Copyright. 1923, N. u. A. Service. Inc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20

Dear Miss Grey; have never
written 70 you before. hut the letters
about Jack have aroused my interest
very much. May say just a few
words?
Dear Jack:
You seem 90 have the opinion that
all tho girls like these petting parties
10 which you refer. but you might be
rather surprised II you know the
numbers OF girls that sit NJ home
night after night. wishing that they
had friends who did not approve OF
these said parties I am not a prudo
an this letter might lead you 20
think. but I am sick and Disguised
With the boys OF this age.
Now don't sc, the impression that
arm an old maid. but | have been
out with boys enough 10 know what
1 arm talking about. and " you arr
al Disguised with the girls as am
with the boys. agree very much
with you. Here's hoping you meet
the right kind OF girls and ! hope
meet tho right kind OF boys. then
We would both be satisfied.
But don't set the idea that All girls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
,5NG YGGL0W SEVEN.
u THE BARRIER %
" OF FIRE ~
eYepNaosp ssElL.
hAosTR@ysp
aA1a~uIHrlAlp
opeA SERVED lne.,s,s

THIS unusual series Of stories deals oh the exploits of
Chinese" Pennington detective sent On his Government
to British North Boreo 10 to earth The Yeuop Scpen,
gang Of Chinese bandits.
IND BROMLEY dark, small-featured and effective
II dropped her racket onto the grass and sank into
chair by Hewtt's side.
I'm afraid / gave YOU awful let-down in the last
set she murmured. I'm frightfuly sorry"
Captain John Neutrality-suspicious. of Police Mt Jessel-
ton b. N B--passed hand thru his dark hair
mot at all" he returned galanty.
Just fancy" put in Monica. "She says she hasn't
touched racket for Is months You look tired Mr. Daw-
son." She smiled toward a stout, redfaced man who
blinked back at her thru n sea of perspiraton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20

| toat every Nhtei OF respect TOT
regulations and myself. you might
NJ least have tho dccency 60 re.
port your arrival to Monioar'
The man with the Chinese eyes
remained unmoyed.
II called az the bungalow but
your orderly informed me sou were
eating the air! came on hero
10 find soa absorbed ,a = game
OF tennis.'
"Hullo. YOU old devur greeted
Dawson.
| Pennington rose YEARLY.
Jack; who's the lady7'
They eonvcrgcd around a BAN.
boo table and Chinese boy sat
a tray IN front OF them.
Hewitt rubbed his hands togeth.
what dyou think OF her, Not
had. chr"
shes not bad" conceded Pen.
nIngion. Bit on the thin sldol Not
feeling smitten, HOPPER
Hewitt changed the subject abb
ruptly.
aHow's the Yellow Seven affair
4 procecdingG"
You know we settled Syi.Hau--
the fellow responsible for looting
la train"
The commissioner moved restless,
Iv.
Dawson told me. gather
i Moorehouss had morrow squeak,
II Chai.Hung escaped by a window
and you followed What happened
them"
4 Peter Pennington crossed hi,
legs and stared pensively thru the
doorway.
Il set my jungle'teIegraph buzz
ing. rounded up my little crowd
Of browu.skinned agents and sue
seeded In roping in tho young mer
OF n local village. We got COINS
and fell upon tho bandits body
guard hip and thigh. Chai,Huns
wormed his way out OF tbs
charmed circle. headed for tho riv
cr-and left tho island In a tong
I kong. disguised as cargo OF som'
sort or other"
Hewitt spranK to his feet.
You don't mean 10 tell mo hen
left Borneo7"
Tho other nodded.
It's even whispered that h
spent couple OF nights In singa
pore: but" no added reassurinsly
hes sncaked back again and sue
: ceedsd In making a landing a.
Kudat-under the eyes OF our owl
people"
Dawson whls,led softly,
Know where ne Isl"
Within limits - yes. There
something afoot, however. that
don't exactly understand. Ny chic
OF staff ~ Rabat-PIlai - knocked
across prominent member OF tbs
Yellow Seven tho night before last
I haven't inquired too closely int
the exact methods employed TO ex
tort tho information. but thu
Brighter went as far Us 20 admi
tho possibility OF gigantic coup.
Where Is this fellow now2'
asked Dawson.
1T turned out that he was tn
. man who held Rabat pilais arm
, while ChalHuug tortured him"
Hewitt shuddered.
II don't think you need tell u
} any more"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20

Il shall be going up.couutry
again tomorrow To tell you the
truth. I've been having a pretty
tough time Of Il. Just ached
for a suit OF clothes. smell OF
tho sea and look at you all"
Tho steward approached than
His tray held two empty ElaAse'
from which strAws protruded--auc
n lear torn from Monica'H note
book. Hewitt glanced at II.
Tho girls hAvo Como on home
no announced. Dawson. old con
we're counting on you for makan =
He looked at Pennington. You'll
dine with us. Of eourse7"
Thanks. I'm still in !gnoranc'
as to the identity Of your charm
ing partner at tennis
Dawson grlnned.
Tho lady with the bluo.Slaci
tresses is certain Enid Bromley
daughter Of chard Bromley. ncv
manager OF the Banlak Banlai
rubber estate. sheltering himself
behind the plausible excuse that tbs
late manager was assasslpnted by
tho Yellow Seven and that the dis
trict wasn't any too healthy for o
white girl our schemlng superior
has arranged for Miss Enid 10 oc
cupy spare room In his bunEa
low and keep Mrs. Whey com
pany.'
shut up. Dawson, The polnf
that ought to interest sou. Peter
is that Bromley's London directors
are offering a reward OF ti.ob0 FOL
tho arrest OF chai.Hung."
Are they. by Jove7 a new
manager at Banlak. Banlnk. too
That accounts for tho activity
noticed when / passed thru"
what sort Of activity"
They're tackling that new area
got crowd OF natives hewing th'
forest all round them"
a group OF government MGR
ushersd in the fall Of darkness, fol
lowed at intervals by club mem
bers Of varied callings. who waftet
In by twos and thrces TO swell tht
numbers Of those who were already
in occupation. a young English
mHn-evIdently newcomer
paused on the threshold as If FIR
search of somebody--then walked
straight up TO Pennington.
How do, Penn.7"
Tho man with tho extraordinary
eyes came to his feet.
"Gwynne. what tho devil arr
you doing here?"
Tho newcomer lowered his voice
There's not a lot going on II
Singapore, so they thought I'd lik'
the trip. / caught sight OF Chat
Hung for a couple OF seconds out
side Raffles. tracked him to La
buan-and then lost the trail alto
gethcr. I'm to report to you 70
duty"
Good man! Hewitt. this is Jocc
| lyn Gwynne. Dawson.-Gwynne
Mr.. Gwynne-Mr. Dawson"
He sat down again.
80 you actually saw Cha
Hung?" said the commissions
presently.
Gwynne nodded. He was a short
sturdy youth, square-headed an
| fair.haired.
Just before the trouble begA
out here. I met ChaiHung at JIG
hore-and his face is not one tina
easily slips tho memory. Sine
then, Of course, the old Brighter
lost hand, which makes identlf
cation easier.
Continued In Our Next ISSUE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20

even tho most respectable Girl Is very
apt 20 kid him along and tell him
about his good looks. Mr.. Jack, the
kind OF n girl you arc looking for
doesn't care really anything about
your looks she cares about whether
or not you can be considered a man.
A girl has far more respect for n
man who ia not too generous with his
kisses, DO you every try taking n
girl out and showing her n good time.
leaving the emotional element, that
must be In you. NJ homer
PEG and ZAZZ.
Can you give me,the meanings Of
tho Indian names. Cholena, Yoomee
and Nltunaf
OholenG meaHs bird; Yoomee
means star and NituHa means my
daughter.
what is tho best cure for poison
iyy7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
BUY HOMEGROWN AND
Home MANUFACTURED GOODS!

If Washington people demanded
home-manufactured wooden goods for
their needs, wooden factories would
multiply rapidly in this State.
Washington factories use Washing
ton grown wool, therefore the sheep
industry would increase by leaps and
bounds
Building these home industries will
build the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20

III NNt hfFVs MAHa NlWNAt ANs
elarcd Dawson I'm hotr' He
settled himself down on the turf
<at their feet.
YOU'D scarcely credit It. Miss
Bromley, but I've been spending
the best part Of three weeks grow.
cling ON my tummy. wriggling like
some jolly old serpent after a
Chinese hrlgand with a fancy
name"
at sounds thrilling"
1T wasn't half so thrilling as Il
sounds, Mrs. Viney-the charming
widow on my left-has snaftled
tho affections OF tho only man on
tho island who can wriggie grace
fully and effeetlvely-and that's
Chinese Pennington"
did YOU catch your bandlt?"
Dawson had turned again and
was gazing down tho slope toward
the palm-olad shores of tho bay
Not altogether" he confessed
Enid looked puzzled.
''Dawson's endeavoring 70 achieve
the impossible" broke In tho com
missioner. Hes trying 10 appear
deep! Taken on tho whole. Dor
neo's nice. comfortable little
place: but for some time past
we've been having trouble with M
Oriental who calls himself Chat
Hung. Pennington and Dawson
set out together 70 roundup tbs
Yellow Seven---thRt's tho somewhat
picturesque title or the gang. Chal
Hung was too clever for them but
In the sort OF general mlx.up. hi
second commas was put out o.
action together with several OF hi
Immediate bodyguard. To all in
tents and purposes, Chal-Hung con
trolls the movements OF ever
Chiuanan on the island"
Isn't that rather seriouse
believe father said that all hh
coolies were Chinese"
The majority OF managers EN-
ploy Chinese labor. The allegianc'
OF the more scattered members O
the organization IL Fortunately
passive. but so great Is their feai
OF the bandit himself and the nt,l'
yellow card with the seven blaci
dots, that they would think twic'
before dlsoheytng his commando
Jack" said Monica, touchin.
her brothers sleeve. when you'v'
finished frightening Miss BROMLEY
with tales OF your hrigand. do yo'
think you could muster up energl
10 order something with ice In TT
Tho commissioner started TO hi
feet.
by Jove, I'm fearfuiiy sorry
Come along. Dawson"
The two men mounted the wood
en- stairs together and passed thin
an open doorway, making thei
way toward the general room II
which the bar was situated
Hewitt had Just completed III
order for his sister and Emit
Bromley and was turning in searcl
OF Dawson. when hts eye lt upoi
two long legs protruding from tn
lower portion OK long chair. III
crossed the intervening space Of
tlp.,oe. The occupant Of the ehai
beamed up at him.
'sHulIo. old sonl was wonder
ing when you were going to turf
up"
Peter" returned the commits
sioner reproachfully. III you hay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
JUST A DAD.

like pettlng parties cause you will
never ind girl on ono OF those
parties that doesn't like them. You
must Ike them yourself or you
wouldn't so on them. l wish could
meet you and see II you arc as per-
feet an you seem 60 think you arc.
but doubt Il. Let's hear what you
have 10 say. PEGGY.
Dear Miss Grey; Our complI.
msnta 10 Jack" we would like 10
advise him. that II he would have n
less elevated opinion Of himself and
have more respect for tho girl he IL
out with. he would find himself bet
ter Off, as Il were As to his state
ment that all girls nowadays are
modern fiappers," he evidently does
not realize that as rule Il II the boy
who is 10 blame for tho starting OF
such petting parties There are
hundreds and hundreds OF nice girls
who put on a modern flappcr' face
before "A thoroly sincere heart
II depends entirely upon the boy
she Is with--if he thinks as much Of
himself as Mr. Jack apparently does,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20

Miss Grey will receive callers
IN her office Monday. wednesday
and Friday, from TO 2 p. m.
and on Tuesday and Thursday
from II n. m. ia IL m. each
week. Please do not como AZ
other times. as Il seriously inter.
feros with her writing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-11
SECRET TUNNELS
AND PASSAGE
MAY HIDE KING
Contractor Who Built Shiloh
Summoned in House of
David Quiz,

By CHitcd Press
ST. JOSEPH. Mich, May IL
Charges that secret chambers and
passaIeways exist in the House of
David for use Of King" Benjamin
Purnep and other high cult leaders
were investigated by Judge Dingman
today
Phillip Klum, contractor, who built
Shiloh, Purneu's residence, was sum-
moned to disclose whether the cults
King" could be hiding in a secret
apartment at the colony.
He will also be quizzed as to charges
bv the colony's enemies that Benja-
min used secret tunnels in passing
and from rooms of young girls.
Following testimony of Louise
Hager johnson, Hula Hula danger
until recently at Eden Springs, the
cults famous amusement resort, other
witnesses will be summoned to ascer-
tain whether Benjamin now demand
a white wash" affidavit from women
members when they leave the colony.
The Johnson girl left the House OF
David three weeks ago. after signing
an affidavit to the good moral char
acter OF the cult leaders.
She accused Benjamin OF attempt
ing to attack her in a pantry at one
Of the colony buildings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-11
Airplane to Paint Smoke
Letters in Sky Over City

They shall splash at a ten league
canvass with brushes Of comet hair, :"
wrote Rudyard Kipling a number of
years ago and throughout the world
the line was hailed as a bit of imagi-
native writing.
But today the poetic fancy of the
great poet has become a reality, with
the whole sky as the ARTISTS canvess
and a high-povered airplane as the
brush
Sweeping through space at a height
of 900 feet these artists Of the air
will write in letters a mile or more
In height messages miles in length.
They cross their is with a line half
a. mile in length and dot their lis"
with a blot OF KhiSe smoke the size
of the Statehouse.
Indianapolis will have its first view
of sky writing next week when
Major ]. C. Savage. British aviator,
flies over the CITY as representative
of the American Tobacco Company.
In smoke letters he will write the
words Lucky Strike" The size Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-11

the task may be judged from the fact
that it requires 100000 to 5000. 900
cubic feet of smoke to form a single
letter This smoke is generated at
the rate of 100000 cubic feet a second.
At times the writing has remained
legible for forty minutes, at other
times it has disappeared in five min
utes, depending upon weather condi-
tions.
Great skill is required in the writ
/ ing, as 1t is necessary to vary the
speed from so to 140 miles an hour in
order to form the letters perfectly
and keep them in alignment.
The type of plane used is a British
high-powered, single seat bi-plane,
which was used effectively in the final
stages of the World War.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-11
Butler Wins at Tennis

By Times Special
FRANKLIN. Ind. May 11.-Butler
defeated Franklin College here Thurs
dav at tennis. The Baptists could not
win a. match. Sagalowsky' hurzrok'
Richards and Gloin won singles
matches for Butler. Richards-Sagal-
owsky and Kurzrok- Gloin teams won
doubles matches.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-11
Revere President Dies

Revere President Dies
DOGANSPORT, Ind, May IL
Word OF the death OF Newton Van
Bandit, head of the Revere Motor
Company, was received here. He
passed away in New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
BOY VICTIM OF
AUTO ACCIDENT
Messenger Killed; More
Hurt in Crashes

one boy was killed and several
other ptrsons were injured In traffic
accidents Tuesday afternoon and
evening.
while riding his motorcycle at
Elliott ave. and Bay 81. Harry g.
Loop. II. OF 924 2srd ave. Il Western
Union messenger. met death almost
instantly when his machine crashed
into a Union oil tank truck driven
by n. 4. C. Lamb. $50 Denny way.
Lamb saB arrested pending an In.
vostlgr,ion OF the case by Coroner
W. u. Corson and the police. He
was released on his personal recog.
nlzance.
Lamb told the police he was turn
lng In tho middle OF the block TO enter
Union OH noryics station. and had
signaled for the turn when the mo-
iorcycle crashed into him. Loop wns
taken 10 the city hospital. but was
dead before he arrived there. lie wns
the son OF Harry G. Loop OF the
United Securities Trustees Co, with
offices in the Smith building.
Two girls. Helen Barton and Nina
Kerr. both OF 600 Madison ST.. were
severely injured Tuesday evening
when they were struck down by a
moioria;. who failed to give his name.
and disappeared after the accident,
according 20 tho girls. They were
treated at tho city hospital.
w. II. Akcr. i5sss First ave. was
knocked down nj Second ave. and
YrHlcr way Tuesday afternoon by an
auto driven by v. c. weida, 1907
Stewart NJ. Aker was bruised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
CHARGES GANG
KIDNAPPED HIM

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. June g.
Charging that group OF men. desig.
mating themselves protectors Of
American womanhood." last night
kidnapped him. dashed him to a tele.
phone pole on the outskirts Of town
and beat him with an iron cable
until he was unconscious. Frank
Sanceri appealed to the police today
for protection,
He Is at present at liberty under
$500 bond on n charge OF attacking
Astrea July. 10. several weeks ago,
tancerl said ne regained conscious.
ness several hours later. chcwod the
gag from his mouth and finally freed
himself from his bonds, AZ the
emergency hospital his body was
found 90 be mass OF bruises and
laeerntions.
After leaving him unconscious. his
attackers tackled note TO the pole
accusing the police OF inaction and
yoieing their determination 10 tor.
ture and lynch men guilty OF similar
alleged attacks on girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
ENGINEER DIES
IN AUTO CRASH
w. +. ToIch Crushed TO
Death; Companion Hurt

when their automobile plunged
of steep grade on tho Albany
Corvallis road. two miles south OF
Albany. ore, TUESDAY. W. ]. Toleh'
Seattle, civil engineer. was Instant
~ killed ana Reginald H. Thorn
son. former city engineer. often
called "the father Of Seattle be-
cause OF the extensive improve.
ments made during his tenure OF
office. was seriously injured Both
men were pinned under the wreck
age OF their c8r.
Thomson'a injuries consisted Of
broken rib. and severe bruises. while
Tolch. who was driving, was
crushed under the weight Of the
car Coroner Y. c. Fisher OF Linn
county. took charge OF the romuins.
The two engineers had been en-
gagged In a building project for the
city Of Eugene. Ore. and were en-
route 10 Seattle when their machine
sklddod In loose mneadam while
passing a truck. and went over the
bank.
Tolch was a member Of tho Ma
sonic. Eiks. and Knights Of PythinS
lodges. He IL survived by his widow
and two children. who reside In Sc
attic at G3es 2ist ave, ~. T., lie
had been associated with the Alahka
Gastlneau Mining CO.. before com
ing to Seattle year ago.
Thomson. whilo city engineer
had charge OF the extensive Denny
Dearborn and Beacon hlll regrade
projects. He also served In the city
council and was candidate for
county commissioner At last falFH
election.