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Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-30
Arizona Reports
Heavy Damage

PHOENIX, Ariz., July so. up
Train and highway traIfic stln de-
lavfd by the torrential rains of last
Enid ~ and Saturday, airplancs were
being used today to determine the
c&telt Of the damage to the Santa
Fc railway, while tractors assisted
motorists over detours and wash
outs.
An urgent appeal that the state
highway department hasten repairs
on the Cottonwash bridge near
Winslow was forwarded to Govern
or Phillips
While the Cottonwash bridge is
out all Santa Fe trains are being
routed over Southern Pacific lines
via Phoenix and beming, y. NJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-30
FIRE ALONG DOCK

ST. HELENS, Ore, July 80. UP)
Fire here early today destroyed
the Swift Lumber mill, Mccormick
Shipyards aud ST. Helens Dock aud
Terminal Company wharves causing
in estimated loss of more than
100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-30
RUBY KELLER ILL

NEW YORK, July 80. UP)-
Ruby Keeler, wife Of Al Jolson, who
collapsed while playing in the role
of Dixie Dugan in Ziegfeld Is "Show
Girl" will be replaced by Dorothy
stone, according TO an announce
ment from the Ziegfeld office. Miss
Stone is expected to arrive in New
York Wednesday from California.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-30
ATTORNEY QUITS

SAN FRANCISCO, July 30. U.H
Edgar X. Bonsall. assistant Uni-'
ted States attorney has resigned and
win take post as legal counsel for
the federal prohibition bureau in
this city, it was learned today.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-30
EARTHQUAKE IN TURKEY

SMYRNA, Turkey, July 80. U.D
A slight triple earthquake shook
Smyrna today, alarming the whole
No damages were re-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-30
Going TO Disturb
Midwest Farmers

NEW YORK, July ~. U.P)
Joseph Boniea, 10, who signed a
contract today TO appear in a NOV
ing picture TO be filmed cat Holly
wood August 26, informed the Uni
ted Press he will start his trip to
the coast tomorrow from city hall
on bicycle.
Equipped only with a mcgaphone,
Bonica has arranged to sing theme
songs Of the picture in theatres
along the route.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-30
At Pittsburgh

Philadelphia 0o7 0oo 5lo--l3 IS ,
Pittsburgh O00 050 GOO IL 0
Willoughby and Lerain; kremer,
Fnssell, Meme, Swetonic, French,
Hill and Hargreaves, Hemsley.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-30
At Chicago
Boston

Boston GOO 000 GOO ) !
Chicago GOO 500 oox-3 9 /
Cunningham and Spohrer; Blake
and Taylor.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-30
Baseball Results

Seor. OF Today 9 Games as Furnish.
ed by United Press Leased Wire
Up to 2:45 L. Nj.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-30
At Boston
Cleveland
Ilnetnn

Cleveland 33l 00o 301-l1 Is .
Boston 020 00l 100 13
Ferrell and Sewell; Morris, Car
roll, Bayne, Dobens and Having,
CASTOR.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-30
AMERICAN
At New York

Chicago 100 010 0l0-3 10 l
New York 600 gao 0lx-7 IA 0
Thomas and Berg, Autry; Pen
mock and Dickey.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-30
NATIONAL
At Cincinnati

New York 600 600 300-3 ; 0
Cincinnati GOO 600 090-0 |
Fjtzsimmons and Hogan; May,
Ash and Sukeforth.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-30
At Philadelphia

Detroit 600 900 2O2 o. Z OF
Phila. 600 100 003 l-5 s II
thIe, Graham, Prudhomme and
Phillips; Grove, Earnshaw and
Coehrane.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-30

Canneries at Modesto and Turlock,
Stanislaus county, began on april
cots, July 3, the season being much
later than last year.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-19
KANSASI EMBER NAGYON
SZERETI Az OAKLANDOKAT

Salina, kansasi varosban el egy
William Butter newt ember, aki
nagyon szereti az Oakland gyart-
manyu automobilokat. Butter ga
rlzsaban erdekes 0sszehasonlitast
lchet eszk0z0lni es meg lehet ALA
pitani az automobil ipar 6riasi
fcjlodes6t. Butter leg0regebb
Oaklandja 1916-os model es t0bb
mint 100000 mertf0ldet ment. a
maSodik Oaklandot 1924-ben vet
te Butter, ez volt az elso negy fe-
kes gep. Ez is ment mar $4,000
mertf0ldet. A harmadik gepet az
All-American-Six-et most vette
Butter. Az Greg gepek ma is a
legjobb karban vannak es rende-
sen teljesitenek szolgalatot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-19
r. KATH. N0EGYLETI
BAL CAMPBEIL4BEN

A Campbell Magyar r. Kath.
Scent Terez Kor szeptember 28-an
ostere nagyszabasu bait keszit
el3. A mulatsag helye a Roman
Hall lesz, ahova szeretettel invi-
taljak varos es kornyek ma
gyarsagat. A bal ugy nevezett
Balloon Bal lesz es j6l megva-
lasztott rendez6seg fog CONDOS
kodni r6la, hogy minden megje-
LEND vendeg a legjobb sz6rakozast
talalja fel. Belepo dij mindossze
so es IS cent. Ezzel szemben a leg
jobb zener6l is gondoskodtak Ia
jacz ismert bandajanak megfoga-
dasa Altal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-19
GYULES

A Youngstown 0. M. Ref. Egy-
hazi Ferfi es N6i H. Egylet sep
tember 22-en, vasarnap tartja
rendes havi gyiileset delutan 2
oral kezdettel. Keretnek tagok,
.hogy minhl nagyobb szamban ie-
lenjenek meg, mivel egy tag veg
kielegitese felett kell donteni.
Felhivom a tagsag figyelmet a
multi gyiiles hatarozatara, hogy
minden tag so centet fizessen pix
nix jegy megvalasa cimen, mind
amellett, hogy pikniket nem tar
tott az egylet, mivel nagyon sok
piknik volt S ICY tagjaink Macy
resze mem t0r6dik az egylet iigyei-
vel ICY a piknik rendezeset a
gyiilesre jaro tagsag biztos raft
zetessel latta. Azert hatarozott
ICY, ami biztos j0vedelem. Min
den tag koteles fizetni megsza-
vazott so centet, mely a j0v6 va
sarnap fizetendo.
10th Karoly elnok.
Menyhert Janos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-19
POLCART KOR CYULEST
TART VASARNAP ESTE
Kulonosen fontos, hogy 4-ik ke-
riileti (steeltoni) magyarok meg
jelenjenek.

Vasarnap este Z oral kezdettel
Polgari K0r gyiiltst tart a Salt
Spring Roadon, a Szuligan-f6le
Hall-ban.
a gyiilest eredetileg a 4-ig ke-
riile{ben lak6 polgarok szamara
hivtak 0ssze Lengyel Peter, Pet
ranszky JOSEF, b. 10th JOSEF 6s
Csolinszky Ferenc, de a Polgari
K0r vezet6s6ge magaeva teszi
gyiilest es ARA meghivja a varos
minden r6szeben lak0 magyar
szarmazasu pclgarsagot.
A varos 4-ik keriilet6ben lakik
a legnagyobb sZamu magyar sZar-
mazasu polgarsag, amelynell mar
ideje, hogy a keriileti tanacsnok
megvalasztasaba belesz0llasa le-
gyen. Exert kiilon0sen fontos,
hogy a 4-ik keriiletiek megjelen-
jenek.
De az idei Gszi valasztasokon
nemcsak keriileti tanacsosokat
kell valasztani, hanem ket varos-
bir6t, harom iskolaszeki tagot es
ami legfontosabb, harom az ado
emeleset celz6 propozici6 felett is
kell szavazni.
A magyar szarmazasu polgar-
sagnak k0telessege magat kiilo-
nGsen az adoiigyekben teljesen
informalni, inert kiil0nben k0ny-
nyen megeshet, hogy Is vagy 20
dollarral t0bb ad6t fizet j0v0re.
Exert fontos, hogy gyiilesre
elj0jjenek a magyar szarmazasu
valaszt6 polgarok varos minden
reszeb6l.
A Polgari K0r neveben
Nemenyi Miklos, eln0k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-19
WARREN, OHIO
sZURETI BAL

A Warreni Magyar Ifjusagi
K0r most szombaton este tartJa
fenyesnek igerkez6 Sziireti Bal
lat a Roman Hallban. A condos
rendez6seg mindent megtett, =
hogy a megjelen6 vendegeknek
kedveben jarjon. A sziireti bal,
mint neve is jelzi, kedelyes oszi
mulatsag Iesz, ahol lesz sz6llo es
mas jellegzetessege magyar szii
reti mulatsagoknak. A zenekar is
,olyan jo lesz, milyen j6t csak XII
vanni lehet. Az Ifjusagi K0r sza-
NIT is ra, hogy varos es ma
gyal-saga nagy szamban fogja fel-
keresni mulatsagukat, ahova sze-
retettel varjak Gket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-19
Macy gyulest tart
a Ref. Egyesiilet
Molnar Istvan kozponti titkar jon
Youngstownba. Mindket tenn
plomban gyiiles lesz.

A Reformatus Egyesiilet, mely
egyike Magyar-Amerika legna-
gyobb es legviragz6bb egyletei-
nek, tagszerz6 kampanyt rendez.
Ennek folyaman szeptember no
20-en Molnar Istvan titkar lit lesZ
Youngstownban a vasarnapi is
tentisztelet el0tt, illetve annak
vtgeztevel beszedet fog intezni az
eeybegyiiltekhcz. Ere vonatko-
z6lag helyi osztaly jegyzSjet6l
vettiik k0vetkezG ertesitest:
A Ref. Egyesiilet %. youngs-
town. osztalya a no utols6 vasar-
napjan, sept. 29-en tartja gyiile-
set szokott helyen es id3ben.
Ere a gyiilesre meghivjuk va
ros 0sszes reformatusait. Azokat
is. akik eddig mem tartoznak az
Egyesuletbe. Hallgassuk meg a
.k0zponti titkar beszedet, akit a
buffaloi nemzetgyiiles is azzal
tisztelt meg, hogy eln0keve va
lasztotta. Molnar Istvan titkar
ugyanis napon ideerkezik S be-
szedet fog tartani Mahoning
Avenuen lev6 mindket templom-
ban, dtlutan pedig az osztaly gyii
lessen fog megjelenni
Felszolitjuk tehat kiil0n0sen a
'tagsagot, hogy ezen gyiilesen
tcljeS szamban jelenjenek meg
Tcgytk ftlre rossz Youngstown
szokast, hogy havi dijjaikat oyer
mekkel kiildik fel Azok tagtar.
SAX pedig, akik eddig gyermeke
ikkel szoktak tagdijjaikat bekiil
dcni, kiil0n0sen j0jjenek ell es al
litsak be tagnak a gyermekeiket
is annaI is inkabb, inert ezutar
csak olyan gyermekekt6l fogjul
atvenni a penzt, aki maga is ben
ne van az Egyesiiletben, att6l i
csal; csaladtagokert.
Rcformatus Testverek! J0jje
tex el mindnyajan! Hallgassul
meg annak az embernek beszedet
akit .Amerilla magyarsaga a buf
falois nemzetgyiiles' eln0ksegeve
tsgtclt meg. Tisztelettel ~
M gLovas Lajos jegyzG
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-19
CANTON, OHIO
MEGNYILNAK Az
ESTI TANFOLYAMOK

Az esti elemi iskolai tanfolya-
mok september 30-an nyilnak
meg Cantonban. Eek kereten be-
I'LL az iden is lesznek kil0n kur-
zusok azon idegen szarmazasuak
szamara, akik angolul beszelni,
irni, olvasni akarnak tanulni. -
Ugyancsak kiil0n osztalyok azok
szamara, akik polgar-vizsgara
kivannak el6kesziilni.
A tanfolyamok legnagyobb
reszben a Mckinley High School
ban lesznek hetf6, kedd, szerda
es csiitort0k estenkent 7:15 es
9:15 ora koz0tt. Ha megfelel6
szamu jelentkez6 akad, kiilon osz-
taly allittatik be a North East
YMCA- ben is kedd es csiit0rt0k
este es deutan is azok szamara,
akik ejjel dolgoznak. De mas he
lyen is allithat6k be osztalyok, ha
ait elegend0 szamban kerik. A
tandij az egesz id6re, vagyis "a
hetre heti ket estere $500, heti
negy estere $500.
A nappali tanit6k n6k szamara
otthoni kurzusokat alakitanak,
mint multban is tettek. Eek
szamara mines beiratasi dij. Be-
iratkozni lehet a Mckinley High
Schoolban szeptember "a, rs es
26-an este 10 Ora k0zott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-19
FUKORICA-SttTES
A LOVAS FARMON

Mar regebben szandekozott XII
randulast tenni a figgetlen ref.
N6egylet Lovas Lajosek north
j cksoni farmjara. Vegiil is ab-
ban allapodtak meg, hogy ha
csak az id6 kedvezni fog, kiran-
dulast most vasarnap delutan ej-
tik meg. A kirandulast 0sszek0tik
a nepszerii 6szi sz6rakozassal, ku-
korica -siitessel is. Az indulas ide-
jet maid vasarnapi istentiszte-
let vegeztsvel fogjak megbeszelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-19

A Strouss-Hirschberg Co., mely
Youngstown legelokel6bb depart
ment storeja, heten nyitotta
meg nj fiok iizletet New Castle,
Pa ban Mill es North Streetek
sarkan, ahol Ere epiilet harom
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-19
0RIASI RESZVET MELLETT
TEMETTEK Ell DIR. CSERNAT
(Folytatas az 1-s0 oldalr0l)

Icy kis6ftuk uos6 Endret Icy heyeztux
nyugv6ra amerka a6 meg sokat vrtun soka
remeltunk.
Elborult a nap. Csendesen szitalt ESQ.
Nt BorsyKerekes Gy0rgy Youngstown Figgeten Reorma
Egyhaz espereekesze Figgn Egyhaz nev6bn mOndott
bucsut az amerika magyarsag Macy halottjanak
Rata kivu Oft atuk k0rnyekiek k0z0tt Ft DR.
Nyr Istvant Magyarok Nagyasszoya htk0zseg pbnosa
aky Zigmondo Ev Ref Egyhaz leke Groshander
United Printing Co. en0ktt apunk uajdonosa lapmk kpvse
etben Nemey Ml6s Ern6 f6szkesz5 nee orsy
Gy0rgyn6t Hamory Guzavo K6rd6
ladjanak tagiait
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-19

emeletet foglalja ell. T0bb mint
10000 dollart k0lt0ttek az iizlet
berendeZesere.
A hires Youngstown cegnek ez
mar a harmadik fiok iizlete. a
mutt evben atvettek a Rosenthal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-19
A het legjobb vicce

Blaunak a nagyon csunya fele-
sege a tengerparton fiirdik. Egy
szerre csak Blau ICY sol a mel.
lette elmen0 Griinnek:
- Kezdek nyugtalan lenni. A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-19

felesegem lit firdott meg az
imGnt, iattam alameriilni, de meg
mem bukkant fel.
= Els mikor t0rtent az?
= Hat bizony mar van vagy
k6t-harom oraja!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-19
ALLIANCE, o.
ERTESITES

Ertesitjiik a Verhovay Segely
EgyIet lS9, fiok tagsagat, hogy
havidijjaikat gyiiles napjat6l
szamitva harom nap alatt fizes-
SEX be. A haznal havidijjak befi-
zeteset nem fogdunk ell, inert ez
ugy a tagok, valamint alolirott
tisztvisel5knek sok faradtsagot e;
kellemetlensegek okoznak.
Szivesen allunk betegsegelyeze-
81 iigyben a tagtarsak rendelkeze-
stre. Tagtarsi tisztelettel
Bilcze Mihaly penztarnok.
Veszi Andras titkar
1895 S. Morgan Avenue,
Alliance, 0.
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New Britain herald., 1929-03-14

The property was given to Dr, EIingoerg for the erection of q church or Sunday school by the lat, Charles l.. Barnes. Dr. klingberg offered il to the peopla of Barnes dale for q community center.
 The Barnesdalc club has incor- rorated for the purpose of holding real estate and the transfer of the deed was left to Attorney Elias EingroSe, IL Was necessary to get tho signatures of the heirs of the late MT. Barnes, and it was learned yesterday for the first time that one Ot these heirs is in California. There was some thought of sending the deed out by air mail, it being pointed out that as late as Friday the air mail could take the letter ont for the signature and he returned hy Tuesday evening. If is under stood however. that no effort will be made to get the deed signed by that time. and that il will be sent by regular mail at some later date.
 Dr. Klingberg will be present next Tuesday and will make a formal presentation of the property.
 The banquet will be in charge of the women of inc club. Frederick Radil. newly elected president, will be toastmastor.
 The club is arranging a program of entertainment 10 be followed by dancing.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-14

te t1se Ni1s r asEia'eut and if 1ers- tor Wilcox of Meriden is seen about the predicament. 1t might all be strengthened out"
 The senate adopted a bill includ- ing on the trunk line system of state highways the roadway from Corbin avenue 10 Upson's corners in Kensington, and received a favor able report on the amendment to the Milford charter which would pro- vide for election of judges to the court in that town. Senator Peasley, of Cheshire, judiciary chairman, said when the charter was drawn up and provisions made for a court, provisions for election of judges were inadvertently omitted. It was the Milford bill that was passed by the senate and then reconsidered.
 House Passes Two Bills
 Two bills passed by the house to- day provide:
 An appropriation of s3,000 for grading and constructing sidewalks at the state armory in Bristol. That seiectmen of towns or war dens or burgesses of boroughs notify
New Britain herald., 1929-03-14
ATTERBURY TALKS
 ON RAIL FUTURE
Roads Must Plan Years Ahead,
 PenDsy President Says

Boston, March II Pl-General W. w. Atterbury. president of the Pennsylvania railroad, speaking be- fore the Boston Chamber of Com merce today, said that although railroad service in the United States now is the most dependable the country has ever experienced. rail roads must continue to plan at least decade ahead oV general indns- trial progress in order to provide adequate facilities.
 ''rhe continued improvement m operating efficiency" he said. lis not a mere coincidence and is not spec tacular. It is chiefly the cumulative effect of improved administration. large capital expenditures since the war for additional facilities, to- gcther with the helpful cooperation of shippers and the public, and the loyal efforts of employees.
 ''The result is that the American people today have a better railroad system than ever before. Further iio1t, tHt CohultloI!S ulIIft W lltH this system operates were never more favorable to it's continued growth in the service of industry.ag- ricuIthre and commerce. The only limit OH the railroads ability 10 in- crease their usefulness and to antici- pate future needs is the limit winch the public itself, through it's leeis- latlNe and regulatory authorities. imposes upon the railroads ill the form of inadequate returns"
 steam Is Basic Power
 Referring tO the identification project of the Pennsylvania ralroa l, General Attcthury said that it must not be thought that extension of electrified railroad lines implies that the days of steam transportation are ended.' On the contrary. he said. steam power is basic 10 railroad op- oration. and identification will sup plement and not supplant if. He added that because of the sreat,r volume of traffic and the greater economy of clectriiication as com pared with steam operation in dense traffic. the proposed electritication ultimately would pay for the hisI cost of it's installation.
 One of the significant phases of transportation. General Atterhn,y said, is the general policy 10 com bine motor transport with their train operations. The railroads also arc cooperating he said. in the develops
New Britain herald., 1929-03-14

fbs slate rsfk nMA fAte9t ennaate- sion of appointments Of tree war dens. the commission to appoint tree wardens when town officials fail to so so, the compensation of such Wardens to be fixed by the state board and their work to be super vised by the board.
 Miss Cheney of Manchester pre- sided during the transaction of bus mess on the calendar, and it was not until the sixth measure had been reached that she was addressed as madame speaker"
 The representative who so ad- dressed her was Mr. Thornhill of Brookfield
 A favorable report was received on bill giving superior court judges power To make rules for small claims court procedure. New Lon don will have small claims court un- der. another bill favora bly reported.
 Another bill favorably reported reduces the grace period on personal taxes to 30 days.
 Also favorably reported were bills prohibiting industrial banks from
New Britain herald., 1929-03-14
MIDWEST STREAMS
 RAGING TORRENTS
Spring Brings Flood Conditions
 to Four States

Chicago. March 14 LPt-Two days of spring had created flood havoc in Illinois. Missouri, Iowa and Ncbras- kd today.
 Many hundred acres of farm land were flooded; streets and buildings in some places were filled with Wa fer: rail and highway traffic was disrupted; and bridges were torn away.
 Rain and rising temperatures. melting the winters last snoWs and breaking up the ice. had turned tho Mississippi's tributaries into ice Elutted torrents. The Mississippi itself was rising. but it gave no inn mediate cause for alarm.
 Hundreds Of men worked on dikes while others watched ice movements, prepared 10 use dynamite wherever bridges were threatened.
 Virtually all streams in northwest Missouri and southern Iowa were out of their banks today. Several towns were partially isolated and many thousands of dollars damage had been done.
 Nebraska is Neiiaced
 Eastern Nebraska faced serious menace with rivers oNerfloWlnE in several places and ice jams batter ing bridges. The Platte river was on u rampage. rising for a time ai the rate of three feet an hour and threatening To change it's channel.
 The Galena river. in Illinois. had risen early today to it's highest point in history and had flooded the town of Galona. Most of the business section would be reached only by boat. Only one of the three rail- roads entering Galena could get through last night and that one found 1t necessary 10 test the tracks ahead of each train.
 Government officers at Memphis said the addition of heavy spring rains could bring about d pcIilous condition on the Mississippi river but that the danger from the presen, spring fr"sh.ts alone was slight
 A squadron of bombing planes cas ordered from Fort Riley. kans.. 10 tour the Missouri river. which hri5 dlSo Sol S'i "tili INt anu III ''h- tning 10 overflow.
 Valley Neb., residents were pre- pared carry today for the second time within 2i hours 10 abandon their homes as huge ice gorge Was forming six niles above the town. A gorge that caused water to break through q dike near the village Tuesday night and threatened the city was blasted away yesterday.
 Near Lowell. Neb.. the Platte was eating into the land at the rate of one foot an hour and threat ening to change its course. If if does. new highway bridge will be left hign and dry. Thousands of acres of farm land are in the path of the flood waters.
 Bridges Damaged
 Damage to bridges between Schuy- Ter and Illtan. Neb., distance Of 8 miles. was estimated al s16,0oo. Train service between Ashland and z, ,huyler was suspended W hen the Rurlington's roadhed was washed out.
 The flood at Galena. H.. had