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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03

Scarcely had the two crafts come together
than the frightful apes of Akut rose, growing
and barking from the bottom of the canoe,
and, with long hairy arms far oustretched,
grasped the menacing spears from the hands
of the black warriors. The sayages we're over
come with terror but there was nothing to do
but fight. Now came the other canoes swarm
ing about Tarzan's craft
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03
BY Martin

But when they saw the nature of the enemy,
all but one turned and padded swiftly up the
river AS that one touched the ape-man's craft
Tarzan spoke a few low words to Sheeta and
Akut. Before the attacking warriors could draw
away, there lsprang upon them with blood
freezing scream a huge panther, and into the
other end of their canoe clambered great ape.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03
By Ahern
BY Blosser
By Crane
By Cowan

At one end the panther wrought fearful
havoc with his mighty claws, while Akut at the
other buried his long sharp fangs into the necks
of those who came within his reach, hurting
the terror stricken blacks overheard as he made
his way to the center of the canoe. Kaviri. the
chief was so nusily engaged with the demons
that had entered his own craft that he could give
the other no assistance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-23

Across.
/. A parting salutation.
z. Dipper made from . gourd.
IS. Enclosure for birds.
10. Scriptural text set to music.
II. A river In India.
Is. Beveling the ends Of.
10. South American Indian chief.
20. Article Of furniture.
"a. Annoys by petty fault finding.
23. Christmas carol.
IS. Firmly fixed.
a.. Queen Of the fairies.
80. Very dry.
"a. A mighty hunter.
81. Metalliferous earth.
80. Become mature.
20. Temporary stop.
Il. Reckless.
43. Aromatic wood.
IS. Unfold.
46. AZ o distance.
4S. Points Of time.
so. Gone by.
81. Hewn timber.
IS. Good fortune.
81. Allow.
IS. Existed.
81. Destruction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-23
MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE
BIZ MOLLIE KRRICK.

HOLLYWOOD, October a. (N.A.N.A.).
Hollywood was not ct ell surprised
when Gloria Swanson filed suit for
divorce from the Marquis Henri L.
Baiily de Ia Falaise de Ia Coudray
("Hank" to Hollywood), rs their friends
here knew that they had been living
apart for some time.
The technical charge, however, was
desertion, and the marquis has an
.nounced that she need not fear his con-
testing the divorce.
"1f Miss Swanson wants to put q
legal stamp on q situation that has
existed for some time, it IL all very
right with me. I wish her every happi-
ness In the world, and If 1t Is q divorce
she wants she may have 1t, If the courts
will give her one"
The gallant speech Of q wording
and gentleman, equaled only by Gloria
Swanson's comment:
I'VE win always be very good friends
] like Henri and appreciate his dim
cultieg in being married TO me. am
90 devoted TO my career that my first
interests are naturally In my screen
work"
Also well said-the remarks Of q
woman Of poise, which, as some one
facetiously remarked, may have been
acquired with pies, but Is none the les
charming because Of it.
A 10 the future plans Of the marquis
and Constance Bennett, with whom he
Is frequently seen, he has made the
conventional statement as to their be.
ing merely good friends.
Rather q dangerous thing in itself,
according to some married people.
we thought this "exs business was
about over, but it seems not. The lat
est amusing gossip about Hollywood IL
due to the fact that Pauline Garon has
been cast as the wife Of Lowell Sher-
man In the foreign version OF "The
Queens Husband"
While these particular "ex's" have
always been unusually friendly, now
that he 10 married 70 Helene Costello,
the local boys and girls are getting
quite q laugh over g.
At luncheon the other day some Of
them started mentally casting q few
pictures with divorced husbands and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-23

wives 90 the Leads And let me tell you
ta1at the possibilities are good. In
some cases there were almost enough
people for an entire picture, counting
ex-fiames.
Now that we have long dresses, waist
lines where once we vowed we'd never
leg-o'-n1utton sleeves, there is o de-
cided move on foot to have every woman
dress her type.
Swell-if you have q type and know
1t. But when ladies 60 Moyen Age, or
Renaissance, or early American, with
out having the chassis to warrant such
departures get vertigo.
Clara Ray, the wife Of Charles Ray,
wLo left motion pictures for the legiti-
mate some time back, dresses iIidivid-
ualistically and is the correct type to
do so. She can affect a leg-o'-rnutton
flare to the top Of velvet sleeve with
and demlire and charming.
She's taken up dress design, and was
done Ia Russo the other day ct the
Embassy Club. The costume attracted
80 much attention that know many
ladies who will be done likewise ere
long, and the net result will be O con-
certed horror.
A small cap Of black galyak made lie
Russian head. Then there was o dress
Of red crepe de chine, very conven-
tional in cut and rather long. The
dramatic part Of the costume came in
with the coat. OF black kasha, lined
with. red and belted rigidly about the
normal waist line with broad calfskin
belt, It had on the breast the cartridge
cases affected by the Cossacks. These
were developed In the red and black Of
the costume.
It's all right on q slim white and
gold Clara Ray, but fat ladies q Ia
Russo are going to be hard to take.
And from what hear it's going 10
be hard Winter, anyway.
(Copyright, 1880. By North American News
paper AlliAnce.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-23

SO. DroSs.
So. Evil practices.
So One who cuts and polishes gems.
II. On land.
] 70. Arithmetical means.
, "a. Pertaining to the nerves.
IS. Ecclesiastical garment.
rs. In subdued manner.
Down.
1. Priestly caste Of ancient Persia.
2. Russian emperor.
8. Blush white metal.
e. Heathenish.
5. Metric square measure.
9. Convulsive.
4. Crest Of fowl.
8. Seed coverings.
g.. Triangular sail.
10. Corroded.
IL. BY birth or nature.
IL. operate solo.
Is. Celebrate in song.
IL. Farm animals.
81. wing-footed.
a. Paddle.
26. Incline to one side.
a. Virtuous.
20. A broom Of twies.
81. Cunningly contrtved.
80. Seed Of the opium poppy.
| 80. Rustic.
IS. Kind Of orange.
SO. Railroad station.
! 80. Existing system Of things.
/ a.. Fireplace projection.
a. Refusing to submit to authority.
AZ. Not many.
40. A glider.
| So. Devastate.
| Sc. Temptress.
So. Book Of the Old Testament.
SO. One Of Russian stock.
| go. To wash.
81. Mimics.
| 81. Encompassed.
50. A pouch or sac.
| 66. Greater quantity.
| 81. Spoken.
| SO. Depend.
70. Water barrier.
! u. A Body Of Water.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06
BARNES SETS NEW HIGH RUN
MARK OF II IN ELK TOURNEY

Cobolini so, Kee 80 IS; Cobolini
Pate so, Hughston d2) As; Hugh
ston six; 50.
Reid so. Richardson 10 mo han
dicap): Richardson II; 40.
WEIGH so, Nelson 80 A.; Mel
son six; A..
Corey 50, WEIGH 80 50; WEIGH
five: 50.
Barnes so, Hamlet I'D A; Barnes
8; 81.
Butler (5l so, Hamlet A; both
skies: 81.
Nelson so. Pickett 90 AZ; Puck
cit seven; 10.
Barnholt d2) 50, WEIGH Il;
WEIGH six; So.
Pickett so. Barnholt AZ mo han
dicap); Barnholt 8; ".
Barnes so. Whitcomb As 0nonej ;
Barnes IL: 81.
Barnholt 12) so. Pate 40; Pate
five; As.
Lyons 90 50, Butler 4s; Lyons
four: 10.
Aldridge 50. Hamlet 81 81;
Aldridge eight: IS.
Nelson so, bennett 25; Nelson six
so.
Craig 50. bennett q no handi-
cap); Craig six: 33.
The standings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06
TENNISFORM
MOST UNIFORM

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Ry-Tennls
form never prevailed more uniform
~ than in the national indoor
championships which moved into
the quarter-final round today az
the seventh regiment armory-
In singles, seven Of the eight IA
vorites as indicated by the seeding
of the draw held quarter-final
berths. In doubles all four Of the
seeded teams were still III the run
ming.
After a day devoted entirely to
doubles. the singles contestants re-
sumed action today with Frank
Hunter. New Rochelle. n. A.. oppos-
nc Eugene McCauhff. lanky New
York youth: Herbert L. Bowman,
New York. playing Perrinc RocBs-
fellow. also of this city. Gilbert
Hall Of South Orange N ~, facing
Ed Jenkins, the New York player
who could pass for Hunters double
on the court, and Harris Goggeshall,
Des Moines. Iowa. striving 70 keep
the Middle West still in the running
at the expense OF julius Seligson OF
Lehigh University.
In the doubles Quarter-ilnals to-
day Hunter and Harold Throck-
morton. New York. meet Walter
Swaybill and Stanley Harte, New
York: Rockafellow and Cutler. the
washington and New York COM
bination Of Bob Considine and En-
nest Kuhn, which won two matches
Yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06
ROUND ROBIN
TO Be FIXED
Final Plans for Banquet
At Harrington Feb. "a
Will Be Up

Places and dates for the cham
pionship round robin in the Valley
Amateur Basketball league are ex-
pected to be named at a general
meeting Of the body to be held al
Harrington Monday night. according
to Spite Clark, vice president Of the
loop. The session will be staged at
Foraker's Clothing shop 8 p. m.
The season is rapidly nearing us
close and the league officials are
anxious to get everything set for
the final tits. The two teams 10
represent the Valley in the state
play-off will be selected in THIS
round robin. The winners and run
ners-up in the two brackets VIII
participate in the three game Sc
ries.
Final plans for the banquet 70
be staged Feb. "a will be made al
so. It will likely be held a. Har-
lingen as that Is the most GEN.
trally located city in the league.
The prospective winners also arc
expected TO begin drawing plans
for attending the state meet.
other odds and ends viii be
cleared up at the meeting, CLARK
states.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06

With the Elk 1872 balklinc Bill
lard tournament a week and a half
old. Hugh Barnes is continuing 10
show the way to the remainder Of
the rafting field. III addition
To coping six straight for a perfect
1000 mark. Barnes has set a hign
run record OF IL.
The high run mark was made
against Whitcomb in a no-handl-
cap class one event. This game
went "a innings and ended 5O-4o'
Low inning honors still belong TO
Butler. With a handicap OF IL.
Butler went u on Corey IN 20
innings. This mark was established
IL the first week OF the tourney.
The Elks are showing lots OF in
terest in the ivory clicking event.
Ii is being staged TO pick a team
with which to play the Mercedes
Elks a tournament.
Bill Aldridge IS showing good
form. winning three straight fo- a
perfect mark. Several OF the lead
erS in the previous tournament arc
far down in the rankings. Richard
son. an old favorite. has dropped
four straight. Corey has o one
ont OF three. Heavy handicaps are
getting the better of them.
Following are games played since
Saturday: First shows scores; fig
ure in parenthesis is handicap;
second gives high run; third, inn
lngs played.
Pate so. Pickett l2) "A: Pate
high run. five: went IS innings.
SeabuIy so. Zee l2l 43: Scabury
high run. six: 40 innings.
Hughston so. Box 80 ono handi-
cap; Hughston high run, five;
went SO innings.
Pickett so. Box Is mo handicap;
Pickett high run. five; Sc innings.
Butler so. Kee 90 "a; Butler high
run. five; 80 innings.
Barnes so, Richardson 81 (none) +:
Barnes nine; 81.
Aldridec 80 so. Whitcomb 40.
Whitcomb seven: 40.
Aldridge 50 so. Richardson 10:
Aldridge six. IS.
Pate so. Box u2) 4s: Pate sew
en-: 81.
Pickett so. Huehston 80 mo han
eicapl; Pickett s.; 50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06
FLASHY SHORT
GOES TO REDS
Unnamed Player Traded
For Durocher OF
Yankees

NEW YORK, Feb. 6-DF-The
Cincinnati Reds have a new adj
dition to their brilliant infield IN
Leo Durochcr, late OF the New York
Yankees.
The Reds acquired the flashy
young shortStop yesterday for an un-
named player and an unnanounced
sum OF money. II is expected the
Yankees will use the Cincinnati
player TO pay an obligation the club
owes In the Pacific Coast League.
But the question arises as TO
how II happened that the other
American league clubs happened tC
waive on Durocher and Just what
use Cincinnati expects 70 make Oi
him. Leo is a poor hitter. batting
only .246 last season. but ne rs q
brilliant fielder and an expert talk
er. To use him. Cincinnati probably
will have ~ break I'D an already
fine fielding combination OF Ford
and Critz. who made a record on
1874 double plays while playing
ShortstoD and second base for the
Reds In 1923.
Cincinnati completed another deal
Yesterday which brought Douglas
McWeeny there from Brooklyn In
exchange for Adolfo Luuue. Neither
of these right handed pitchers was
particularly effective last season.
but the managers OF the two teams
evidently believe they will be use
full for the 1880 season. Luque.
nearly 30 years old, is a crafty and
resourceful pitcher. McWeeny, who
has a world Of speed but little con-
troll. has done his most effective
pitching III Cincinnati.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06

EVENT FRIDAY
Large Field Of Country's
Best Enters Open
Play Saturday

HOUSTON, Tex, Feb. 6.-fF-
Professionals here for the Hous-
ton open golf tournament practiced
over the tricky little layout OF the
Rio Rico Country club today.
The pro-amateur event will start
tomorrow when the first foursome
will be sent on its way. Others will
follow at five-minute intervals.
About $50 players will tee off IN
the pro-amateur event with the
open field carrying Is professionals
and 10 or Is amateurs. Included
in the list of professionals will be
AL ESpinosa. runner-up in the last
two years in both Of the National
meets; Craig Wood from Bloom
field N. j., who stands just back
Of Norton Smith for tournament
victories: Wild Bill Melhorn, Bobby
Cruickshank from Purchase. N. ~:
Harry Cooper, unattached: Neal
Mcintyre, indianapolis; Mike Tur-
mesa and Tony Manero. Elmsford.
~. y; Augie Nordone. New York;
Tom Creavy. New York; Whiffy
Cox. Brooklyn: Frank Walsh. Chi
cago; John Rogers. Denver; Paul
Runyan, Little Rock: Jack Burke
and Larry Nabholtz. Houston;
Ralph Guldahl, Johnny Golden.
winner Of The last Houston open in
1925: julius Ackerb!oom and Her
man Barron, Port Chester, y. y.
and q score or two or other par
crackers.
Saturday morning the first three
some will start out in the open
event. The second round Of the H.
hole event will be played Saturday
afternoon. Sunday the low 20 and
ties for last place will battle 10
the last 50 holes.
The pro-amateur event will car
~ SOS in prizes. Winner or first
place will receive 500. with second
money SIS and third money $50
In case Of a tie the money viii
be split between the winning pros.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06
TALK TOURNEY
AT HARLINCEN
$4,000 Link Course Would
Be Opened with An
Invitational Meet
Special to The Heraldl

HARLINGEN, Feb. g. Opening
o. Harlingen's $4,000 municipal
golf course with a tournament. In
which Valley players and visitors
from other parts OF the state will
participate is being discussed here.
as construction work is rushed OH
the course.
Rains earlier this week are de-
laying construction some, but under
the direction Of John Bredemus,
golf engineer in charge of the work.
the curse is rapidly taking shape.
Mayor Sam Bolts said he expects
u to be completed early IN the
summer.
Pipe. recently purchased BY the
city from the San Antonio Machine
& Supply company. IS TO arrive In
q week or two, 50 that water can
be piped TO all the greens.
Details Of the opening are 70 be
worked out later. as the time nears.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06
Crack Golfers Are Getting Set for Tournament at Houston
Jack Will Not
See Own Fight

CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-CPl-Jack
Dempsey apparently IS trying
tile absent treatment method Oh
his fight shows at the Chicago
coliseum. The former world
heavyweight champion. who has
dropped around 100000 on his
Dromotional ventures. will not oe
present at his entertainment
Friday night, in which Harry
Ehbetts OF New York. viii meet
Clyde Chastain. Dallas, Tex.
middleweight. Dempsey T. on
MS way TO the Pacific Coast.
stopping off here and there 10
referee fights. Tie did not at
end his last show. a vaudeville
engagement keeping him busy
elsewhere.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06
/. a. PORTS CHATS .
With Hal EuStQCe
n m N u N u u N II n n . ID N m ID

perhaps the youngest performer il
the loop. The diminutive little fire
top not only is a good player. but
hc can call a nice game as referee
Red officiated in the Sebastian
Model Laundry game Tuesday and
turned il 4 good evening. The
PLAYERS were satisfied all around.
DUE TO a miX-up between high
school and independent basketball
scores. the McAllen Insurance came
very nearly losing credit for a win
over Raymondyille. To put the rec
ord Alright. the Mackians are upper
bracket r%unners-up with six vic
tories and two defeats for a $50
mark. They will probably boost
their standing up around the 800
mark tonight with another victory
over Ravmundyiile. They arc play
ing Off a postponed game. Thanks
IT. l..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06
Basketball Results
by Associated Press


At Abilene-Simmons University
26; Texas Tech %.
At G"ranville-Wittenberg A.; Deni-
son 80.
At West Point-Army Al. West
Virginia SO.
At Champaign-Illinois Is; Chi
cago %.
At Annapolis-Navy 80; Lehigt
20.
At Columbus-Otterbein 80; Cap
ital 80.
At New Observation-Disclosures "A,
Johns Hopkins 81.
AT Hollywood-De Paul tChicago)
81; Hollywood a. O., "a.
At Butte-Montana Miners "a;
Montana Normal IL.
At San Francisco-Olympic Clul
As: St. Mary's IS.
At Rolla. Mo.-Westminister u.
Rolla Miners II.
AT Manhattan, kaS.-kanSas ~.
Kansas Aggics %.
AT Kansas City-Rockhurst ~
ST. Mary'S II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06
Hahn and Dunwoody
Handball Champions

DALLAS. Feb. 6.-lP-Charles
Hahan and John A. Dunvoody, Jr,
New York state champions and both
members Of the Pastime Athletic
club of New York. today had adj
ded the junior national doubles
handball championship TO their list
BY defeating the team OF j. w.
Ciherkin and volney Knobiock OF
the New Orleans Athletic club in
the finals Of the annual touTna-
ment played on the Dallas Athletic
club courts. The new champions Won
IN straight games. 81 to l2 and a
70 20. but only after the hardest
kind OF q tussle. Gherkin and
Knoblock were southern champions
in 1929.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06
Champ Athletics
Off for Training

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 6.-CF-A
small squad OF the champion Ath-
leticS were today on their way 20
Hot Springs. Ark. where they viii
take the baths and indulge II light
training for three weeks before
heading for the spring camping a.
Fort Myers. Fla.
Bill Gleason. veteran coach, was
IN charge Of the party. made up OF
Fubs walberG. pitcher: Bing Miller.
o~utfielder; Jimmy Dykes, third
baseman. and Jack Bolcy. short
stop. Arriving tomorrow they will
find three other regulars OF the
ground. Al Simmons. Jack Quinn
and Bill Shores. Mickey Ccch-
rane. the Mackmen'S peppery catch
or. is making the trip 10 The springs
by automobile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06
Gangsters Defeat
Troop Four lilo

The Gangsters, o newly organlzco
ouInt, nosed out the Troop Four
b~asketeers here Wednesday night
lilo. r. Escobar OF the GangsteerS
was high point man. ringing SIX
points.
Those shining for the GangSters
were Escobar and Vera. For the
scouts. Colbert, Clark and La Roche
stood out. Homer Morrow. Troop
Four'S latest addition, made his
presence felt with some good floor
work.
THE bOx
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06
EHaa Tie HERALD SPORTS SECTION GEnaE
League Chiefs to Hold Meeting Monday
Eaglets to Play

The Brownsville high school
EaGlets will play the Harrington
high second team 40 Tucker field
4 ID. III. Thursday.
The Harrington aggregation de-
ieated tho Brownsville baskCteers.
az Harrington Tuesday afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06
Europe Supreme In
Figure Skating Go

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-fP-Europe
retains it's supremacy over America
in figure skating. Four European
stars won the three titles in the
worlds figure skating CHAMPIONSHIPS
at Madison Square Garden last
night. Soma Henie. l7-year-old
Miss from Norway easily won the
women's championship for the
fourth successive time. and Karl
Shsfer. University student from
Vienna. took the mems crown with
equal ease. The mixed doubles
championship went to Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierre Brunei OF France.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06
Harlingen c. of c.
Nav Outfit Team
Especial to The Herald

HARLINGEN. Feb. GA proposal
that the city OF Harrington help out
lit the amateur ball club that Is
10 be put put by this city was
presented 10 the board OF directors
OF the Chamber OF Commerce
a. their meeting here Wednesday
night.
The directors meet usually a.
noon. but held the meeting
this week AZ night. to permit the
secretary 10 co 70 Rsymondville at
noon.
Mr.. FIoore will go to Raymond
willie TO present the cup won BY the
Rotary club there for attendance
Of the Valley Fair here last year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06
He'll Bronc Chief

EDINBURG. Feb. 6-Dale Hell
Will lead the Edinburg Junior col
lege Bronc football squad into &C
ton next year.
The husky tackle was recently
elected to the post.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06
Cardinals Defeat
Stuart Place 1917
ESPECIAL 10 Tho Heraldl

Especial to The Heraldl
HARLINGEN. Fec 6-Shovins
considerable Improvement in form
the Harrington high school quint de-
feated the Stuart Place cagers here
Wednesday afternoon 1877.
Ray Murray. lank star OF the
Cardinals. led the scorers. chalkirg
up six points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06
Games Friday
VALLEY AMATEURS
Timer Bracket

tppfT DIdChVt
@Edinburg at Raymondville O. r.
Hilburn to officiatel.
sMcAllen al Mercedes CP. n. NAL
colm).
pPharr AZ Progrcso Cowboy
Ogan).
aEdcouch at Donna Il. K. Martini.
Lower Bracket
sH%arlingen Methodists az Rio
Hondo paul Noon.
Fort Brown al San Benito' Nicely
Newman.
Sebastian at 3. q O." unssslgn-
cd.
Forakcr's at Model Laundry fun-
assigned.
indicates probably winner.
Thursday Game
McAllen rs. Raymondville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-06

Alaska's mineral production. IN
Guiding precious metals and haser
metals as well As petroleum amount
Cd 70 sl4.06i 600 IN 1929.