WILL| W ,,. L gE THE CITY OF ENTERTAINMENT WOYEHBEK 1»-1« tHE ENTERPRISE, WHliamgtOti. K. C.
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Local and Personal News J
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Mr . and Mis. Tw '
boro wck visitors at Biut hotel
t , Sunday.
Mr. Itf>d Mis. W. 11. li-okei «-'■ 1: "
ooro spent ">ne wovk tin. he
relatives anu ineiui». j
Miss Minnie U°k*r*on
Teachers college speni t "*' wctk c "
at home with her paients.
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Mr. lien ferry ol txeie-u. w
town \\ ednestiay »> busines*.
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* Mr. Join, .v Whi ie>
3 was in town Mou.la\ •nmuhu .-
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The new experimental .
the bureau ot bioluK»cu>
ed SUile, Departuie: t >:
i.- located 111 tlreenfnid
>•' atofTa county, N. V I
suits of about ZV -'» '«• "
ml and woodeit Und
furm house wi al. is U-lwr .er.i.vtc
u> be UM-d- a> a '"
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. PreM'M p..u
tit uf. liitHfeiiv u ' "
foxes, marto'i .-ku: K au«. ot u
,'ur beaiers. T. • a.'.imni, a • •
inent woie n»«'X« ■>: !.•••• •■
the new faun during Oci«>b.>.
Don't forget X" b.-mr ai. >ar
scrap tobacco tne i'aiiai
house, WiMiainston. .V * '
DONT liKi OMI. t AICKI ■>
Many citie. h\ w- lecen.i.. tanvlu-i
t a, »R'«iHluU» observrai'tr \ •. i. ** i MI,
vent ion week.
file prevent u-n week t
ne and ful'x P ev. at... •••« •'
served throughout tr.e v
The lesson u- t-nf , io•  • -* 1
tiT a %»!»».t lt»
all danger of t.ie, our p. *et*l«
back to the «»«' habit • ami pe.ni
ll,- u.-ual '• " "••••• ''' , -
again.
I- i eve. ' 'I. - '-a ■
call a '.en'.nii.i to *  • 1 ' ' •'! " v
isls on every side !'••«.»«.«»• ■
which rii-ult-- 111
t ions,.
I! fue pre' eii'i- " »e«-k h.u- ta ■*"!
anything, t■ i ie>.-«'r iH'
lie x lost in tilt wet k i "i •
ContniUe to bf w.i'. i 'ul evj ■ \ .(:>
alii! krep fire pre\« nn we*k . i
week in the ye. r. T
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lilit ! ii. 'A \ ...a i n %.. re ; •i» •• n-i-'
luiee year- •• eou..-
i} laroi iH>y Oeiongu>iC l« oiie of ...
I*>\h' ciut»s i 'i.u„cu .1 i>) loumy .
agricultural *.\l« .is:ou . >,eiu.
ii,g to tepti.U to the I ai'.e i Sla
i>epaitiueiit or Agmuliuie. 1 lie ■-■
. iX'si. iX thus LHjy ai.d oiher i'»UO iiu.'li.
liers, it is fell, na» contriW- eil n.u..
IvWUi'd liidueiltg faiiUiei'.- in X.uW^u
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county to undertake -«..« i
certified seed p>» ai' i . low a pi.itiui
Lie of fariinnj. in Uns dry u.ia
county. A cou.'.iy ceitihed ]
glowers asjw>a'.iou lias he; a nrj.a l ..
Ed to aid ill hula.ln.j Hie pioilaci I
Abou'. 100,00 i busliea-- if i.np; \eii p
tatoes were produceil in the ci l i
in 1922, some 40,000 !.u. liels of iv,n
were certified seeit.
Tiu; ira-'iOi. a child mip, no less t',
the food cr«|>s, conies mainly from
American farms, says UfaC. J. Grjpin;
in charge of fanji p«)iuljtieii s udki
for the United Stales
Agriculture. Of the :>n,t»oo.ooi. f:.i,n
population as compare*! wi'h the .-aii.c
number of urban popjls'ion the num
ber of children under 10 yea--s o r
age on farms is approximately 2/KXj,
000 more than in the rftti*. There
an approximately 7,700,000 childivn
under 10 year* of mge on farma wit;
HIGHEST OF ALL CHUYWEYS
H Belongs to a Smelting Company St
Great Falls, Mont, and Riaee
SOO Feet.
The highest chimney ID the world
la at the smelting work a of the Boa
tou and Montana Consolidated Copper
and Silver llii.ug company at Great
Falls, Mont.
It rises 000 feet above the surround
ing district, and tins an Internal di
ameter at the top of GO feet. It can
remove 4.1100.000 feet of gases per mln
tite. ul an average temperature of frflO
decrees Fahrenheit, Bays London Tit
Hits.
»n account of the rigid requirements
imposed lor Its construction. Including
extraordinary stability against wind
pressures, ability to withstand the ac
tion of acid formed from the waste
gases, and strength to carry GO feet
of additional height with only a little
Increase of the maximum bearing
pressure, both Its design and con
struction Involved feutures of great In
terest
Imposing of the notions gases high
enough above the surrounding coun
try to render them harmless to vege
table and animal life was, of course, a
great consideration In the selection of
the site.
The chimney has an outside ladder
from the baße to the top, fitted with
hodv guards at every second rung. The
rungs and guards are formed of
•\ mcli jiulnted round iron rods;
the rungs are 12 Inches in length,
und tlie guard loops 30 niche* For
a distance of 100 feet below the top
they are coated with lead.
About 13.000 tons of radial blocks.
•1,1 "0 barrels of cement. barrels
of lime, 4,180 cubic > arils of sand, and
200 tonß of acid-proof mortar were
useil In the building of this enormous
structure.
LIKE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD
Moat-Sought-After Publication at the
_ Government Docket Room
in Washington.
It If a standing Joke In Washington
tluit nobody rends the Congressional
Kecord if lie doesn't have to. and then
only under great protest. For this
reason It comes as a surprise to die
cover that the Record Is the moat
sought after publication st the docu
ment mom of t tie government printing
office and that the foreigners who pat
ronize the document room consume
Records in large numbers.
Other government publications on
ail subjects are in big demand among
the foreign element, particularly the
Japanese. Almost any day In the
week will find the document room
crowded with bespectacled Japanese
waiting for documents pertaining to
agriculture, shipping, the navy and all
manner of American governmental »c
--tlvities, or leaving the printing office
with large volumes of Congressional
Kecrds under their ariua
Among tbe other nationalities thst
appear to like the form of literature
issued from the big printing office sre
the Husslans.  »ne day recently tho
writer saw u big Kussian. who rahst
have read English more fluently than
he spok it. get rhree bound volumes
of the It nurd and depart all set for a
festive session with the extended re
marks of the gentlemen from various
well-known states. PhllsdeJptiia Pub
lic Ledger.
Care of Dog. After Distemper.
A dog, after having had a severe
case of distemper, should not bo
worked to any exti-nt for at least two
months after he has recovered- Tt»e
hot nose and the signs of weak knees
Is a clear Indication of this. Feed
lilni good, wholesome food several
times a day, the diet to consist of at
least two-thirds meat, the other third
stale I ire ul. dog c:ikes and cooked veg
etables. Occasionally feed raw meat
and give hint ler-e green bones to
gnaw upon. If he does not recover
ills normal weight and strength rap-
Mly. give him a trbieapoonful of cod
liver oil in his food, or Just before
It, nlgbt and morning. Give him time
and good care and the dog will regain
his former good condition. Sport
man's Pigest.
Trumpeter Swans.
According to the Zoological Society
Bulletin, the interesting flock of
trumpeter svvuus i.ow carefully guard
ed on >i secluded lake in British
Collimbi» numbered nineteen In tbe
winter ol' 191ft-20. but was reduced to
nine in 19L&21 and showed s gain of
ortly two lu 10CI-22. The trumpeter
swan is the largest waterfowl known to
have existed in North America *j,d for
many years was ■ i.-.idered to be ec
tiucL In ltH'J Canadian ■•aturaliats
announced the dist-overy' of nests o€
the great swans on the Islands la
Franklin bay. but reports of their ap
pearance lu the United Statre after
ISS4 cannot I* confirmed. TV Cana
dian government employs a guard to
. -protect the flock.
Air Camera Helps Fix Beuwdary.
The aerial may All aa Im
portant rule in determining the loaf
disputed boundary between Colombia
and Venezuela. The Swlaa eenunia
sion of ex|>erts charged with nettling
die question ' have I'l'tagrnphe that
rover 2.00U.U00 acre* of the srlMcet part
of the territory concerned. The pho
tographs clearly show even the moat
minor details of the gronad and make
It possible to draw aa exact map of
the System of vrateraheda and allow
the placing of all the elnatfaML evaa
those which until now had never hoaa
seen It tonh only about 28 hoars la
the air to make the plctnrea
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Dont forget to Mag al ymm
scrap tobacco to the Farmers Vw»
ilaaMkeMH
i NEW VICTOR RECORDS
ARE NOW ON SALE
i Don't fail to call and hear jT
Paul Whitema*'# new record
No. 19161, "Satin* In the
Corner." Sheet music and p»-
i ano player rolls.
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{ , KL'SS BROS.
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Washington, N. C.
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$50,000 GOAL FOR
THE SEAL SALE
WINSTON - SALEM WON STATE
AND NATIONAL HONORS
LAST YEAR
No less than $60,000 is to be the
K oal of the 1923 Tuberculosis Christ j
mas Seal sale in North Carolina. Lael !
year the amount rised was $43,093.
While the North Crolina Tuberculosis
association, under whose auspices the
Tuberculosis Christmas seals are sole!
in the State, feels that an increa*
of only $7,000 is too smtall an imur,'
to work for, in view of the urgent
needs that Christinas seal money can
l»- used to it urges every seal
.selling organization to increase it*
budget .everal thousand dollars and to
work to double its sale if possible.
There arc 150 seal selling orgam
cations in the State. These are com
posed of well trained women and men.
leaders in theiir communities, who are
responsible for the s&ile of Tubercu
losis Christmas seals in their town
and community between Thanksgiving
and Christmas.
In many places the seaj selling or
(ninization is the health department of
the Wrman's club. In Raleigh th«
m>ul sale is conducted by the health
department of the Woman's club c"
which Miss Rose M Ehrenfield is t
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chairman.
Last year Winston-Salem lel »' ' !
only the cities of the St.it* in s*ll-1
ing S7,tK)O worth of seal.s but won Na
tional honors in making t'-e lj»rges
per capita sale of any C-ty in the
foiled States having a population of
r.0,000. She proposes to i'lcrese her
sale this year to SIO,OOO.
Don't f" i uriap ail ; »k.
scrap tobacco to the Farmeis Ware
house. Williamston, N. C. 11-IS-2t
Our Softwood Timber Supply.
The largest remaining supply of eoft
wood timber In the United States la
In the three slates of Washington. Ore
gon and California, which contain*
more than half of all the n»w timber
In the country and more than two
tlvLriJs of ,Uie nation's entire supply of
conlferotis woods, according to the
rnlted States Department i)t Agricul
ture lucludlng the /coastal forests of
southern Alaska, tills Pari if ooest re
gion Is credited with 1,214 bMMof
hoard f«et, yearly half ef which le
Douglas fir, followed by western yel
low |>tae, western hemlock, tin tna
firi of several species, Cgll/ornlg gef
wood, spruce, western cedar, and sugar
pine. The amount of timber Is the*
three states too small for lumber
ufacture probably aggregates
000 cords.
Raising Qoldflsh.
Perhaps twenty years ago a farm la
the Middle West had several small
spring fed ponds In which base wera
raised. A few goldfish were pat lata
the |Kinds, suys the Culds to Natnr%
f&e venture was so succesafttl that
today tue goldfish farm produces
more than i**lf the goldfish sold la
the I'nlted States. The greater ooa
ber of the hatch are marketed the first
year. The remainder of the flat are
specially fed to bring them to the
larger size required by special cna
tonicrs. Varieties raised for cootaser
clsl purposes are comets, nympha, fan
tails, teleacopea and Chinese moon,
that amazing variation which la ef a
dee*?, velvety black.
Mexico's Msw Import Law.
According to a new lay la Mexico
all goods will be regarded M Import
ed, If on account ef the fatare ef
their packages, msrka or Lfcbelg they
appear to be of foreign «Hgtn. alLhoegf
they may actually have beea *a4e l|
a Mexican workshop, hi erfag la
force this regulation persona wha b»»e
goods of this aature la their pease*
slon end are unable ta prove the pay
ment of Import duties will be dealt
with aa smugglers.
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FEATHERS
A large shipaeit of Feather*
Just received. Eatiaate ymmt
needs and let na farnuJi JM
with pilloya, boaters and hed.
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RL'SS BROS.
WaahingtM, V. C.
Y> > -NT S
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FARM For SALE
Containing 150 acres, 20 cleared, nea.
good school and church, & miles of
jameeviille on Jamesville-Washington
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road. Adapted to corn, cotton, pea j
nuts and tobacco. Mule and all farm
ing implement- also for sale Cash ,
or terms. A. E. Lilley, route 4, Wil- i
liamston. N. C. 11-9-»tp
HOG TAKEN uP—Red
Jersey, male, under keel
in right, swallow folk in
I both ears, weigh about
100 lbs. Owner please
call for same and pay ex
penses. Willie Perkins,
Williamston, N. C., R.
No. 3. 11-9-3tp
WILL KKfT TO SMALL FAMILY
3 roonj, one furnished. Mrs. Jen
nie c. Yarrell, 211 Kay St. 10-14-tf
ONE LOT F"R SALE ON THE HILL
S«« Asa T Crawford. Williamsto' 1 ,
N. C- 10-28 41
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FOR SALE NICE LOT OF HOGS
just right f«r peanut field, for salo.
W. W, Griffin, Williamston, N. C ,
Koote 4. |l-18-2t
UKST ONE EXTRA LARGI:.
black and tan hound with extr
long head and ears. *2.50 rewa> I
for info- n: ion or return of hound.
John VVh■ »!«*y. route 3, WilUamF
t. r k r U-IS-tf
WAN -il> SALESMEN OK IN
| divvißgls to solicit purchaser.- foi
' fiujt far™.- in the Sard Hill se
tion of the Carolina*. Experience
not necessa ,y. Good pay for s*r
vie*. Carolina Peach F'arnni an '
Development Co., 220 South Tryo i
SL. Charlotte. N. C. IMS-Ui
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having this day qualified as ad
inini.-Uator of tlie eptate of F V
lloyt, defeased, native of Martin cour-
WALL PAPER
A large variety of .patterns
to -elert from. The mosi ec
onoiairal way to beautify >oqr
ifaoose is to ase W all Paper.
EI'SS BROS.
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Washington. N" C.
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An Invitation To Our Many
Friends And Customers
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MAKE THIS STORE YOUR HEAD
IOUARTERS DURING THIS FAIR.
OUR FOURTH ANNIVESARY SALE N
IS IN FULL SWING AND WHILE AT
TENDING THE FAIR—BE SURE TO
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE NUMER
OUS BARGAINS . ..
Visit Our Booth At The FAIR I
Mflrfloli/ Br(u £ Brooh/ I
where (Mnthes are sold I
WILLIAMSTON. N. C.
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I TOYS! TOYS! i;
Of every deacripiion bow being ;
1 opened up. OUK STOKE as in
(arner years will be headquar-_
; tm (•( Old Saul* Clayi Watch
j ; for opening date.
RUSS BROS.
Washington, N. C. >
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ty, 1.11 persons are heieby notified
1 to cW:e and make settlement of all
i account* due the said estate. All per
sons holding claims against said «s.-
. tate will present them for paymen.
on or b»ifore the 12th day of Novem
ber, 1124, or this notice will be pica.:
• in bar of their recovery.
j Til*, the 12th day of Novembei
: 1923.
C. B. HASSELL,
11-13-4t Administrate
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.NUiitli Ul O.tiu'
L luiiand by vm,ue ox uie c
vi saie contained in a m uc».
Oi lllk k ciVCuUM uy
ami w. tu. u> —•
aerslgi.ed Uu»«ee, a.iu UK*U ii't; Ui-U.
w,i Mini ju Siu, iIH"J, o. record »*'
jio registry oi *UiUii
r ji toooi. A-2 at page 4», said uttu
• .rust having oeen givea to secure trie
,' ,/a.yme. to. certain no.c.i oi e\fca u..
, .aeriw *,h, aiia tnc tenia, and cum
' I .oils ti.ereui stipulated and contain#'..
; j ot ha - iiig been complied wiui, a»«.
j at the request of the holder ol sain
J note, ti-e undersigned trustee will oi.
1 .Saturday the lbui day of tlecembei,
i!>23 »• 12 ©clock m., in front ol tin
court house door of Martin county ...
Williaiiuston, M. C., offer for sale, a.
public auction, to tiie highest biddei
lor cash, the following describe,
racts cr parcels of land, to wit.
First tiact: Those two ceitab
iracta "f land, adjoining the lands o
I HL G. Sexton, A. F. titalluifcs and otn
ens, taid tracts being iully describe.!
n a deed fix*n L. E. Corey to Joi.ri
L». Liiley, of record in book K-l, at
r nage -04, Martin county registry,
which - aid deed is hereby referred u
and the description therein contain
ed is hereby niade a part hereof ioi
die pu.poae of giving a more r.c u
iate description of the lands intend
ed to be hereby conveyed, one of the
* aoid tracts containing 30 acres, more
- or less, and the other tract contain
i :ng 120 acres more or less.
Second tract; Th#t certain trac
1 known as the John I). Lillty I»o»m.
i place in the town of Jamesville, ar.ii
being the premises where he now «i
~idet, and fully described in a ieoi.
from C. A, Spruil and wife, S. !
Spruill to John D. Lilley, of i*cord
in book E-l, at page Martin eoun
1 y regi -fry, which said deed is here
. i by maile a part hereof for the pu
r :>ose of giving a better description
•if said tract, said tract containing '
litres more or less.
Tliird tract: That certain tract
I j Vnown as the Muses C asking tract,
jr. I joining the Jands of John D. Lllley.
the Roinoke 1-uniher company, »ni !
/ hers, and fully descril-ed in n deed
Mf.cm V>ses C.asklns and wife, Mar
Cmskln-, to John D. Lllley, of rec
! r.xi in book T-l, at page 26, Martin
| cfunty registry, the description in
: w'tich said deed is hereby made r
WILUAMSTON WILL BE THE CITY OF ENTERTAINMENT NOVEMBER
l utereoi lor t&e purpose ox giv- |
...£ a ueuer descnpuou ui c&e
i..ueouuU u> be aereuy cuave.,t*i, a— j
ii&ifk containing 60 &ue&, Uiuie o. J
less.
louith tract: A one half dim. j
viucti inters, m the ftume *»a.e i •
L-. u. Ijiiltij, Mill* being *iUi/ ,
«1 iU > deed liotn L- li. W :
dock i>. Lility Jtiid MttUJt A.. !
w iCk., of I'twO. a if. book 'l-i, •»- j
ui, Uanm (A.au ~ cm.-
juuiiTig is ai.ts, lime o. L«;i
I tiescioption in said being uei- j
j by made a p-rt 1 >cwot ior iiie pur- ;
pose ox giving a tetter description j
of said tract.
tutu tract: i~wo irati, contain- j
'jug 10 «ctes each, arm known an u(j .
i turbor land, and lulJy described u. |
u dec-u fiuni li. W. barber ami wiiv j
iO jviiii V. LiUmy, ol recoru in book j
i-1, at page ioi, Oi une Mar win coun- :
t y public registry, the description u j
wmcn said tieed is hereby maue a
pail thereof for ih» purpose of giv
•ug a better description oi said two
(2) tracts.
aUUi tract: That tract cammc.nl;
known a* the Fisher land, adjourn* i
tne lands of L. E. Corey ai.d others,
containing 250 acres, more or R
and lully described in a deed from I.
U. Stalling* and wife, and R. L. .
ings, to John D. Lilley, of record i'
book L-l, at page 162, Martin cun
ty public registry, the description tn
which said deed is hereby made a
part hereof for the purpose of giv
ing a more accurate description of
said land.
Seventh tract: A one half undivid
ed interest in nine lots situate
James ville, N. C-, and designated a-
New Furniture For
The Dining Room
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THE KIND OF FURNITURE YOU WANT IS THK K'ND
WE SELECT FOR OIK STOCK—FURNITURE WHICH WILL
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CREATE THK IDEAL HOME AT SOI AUK DEAL PRICES.
WHY NOT DRE.-iS YOUR
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Dining Room In A New Suit
J * FOR : :i« THANKSGIVING FESTIVITIES WE HAVE MANY
NEW DESIGNS iIEHE IKOM WHICH YOU MAY SELECI', AN"*
ONE OF WHICH WILL LH» YOUR GOOD TASTE CREDIT, AND
' YOUR GOOD SENSE JUSTICE.
1 LEI QUALITY TELL THE STORY .OF YOUR HOMK LIFE
—ON THANKSGIVING DA*, »
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BUSS BROS.
Washington, N. C.
SHOES! JHOESI
You will feel no en iarrass
| raeisi or r»"d to apologize for
at rance of your ftei
If you buy iram oar well se
r-.-ted o! .shoci.
BUSS BEOS.
Vt s- ■. 'ng'ion, N. C.
iiuiubei's oue, two, Uuec, ioui, five
six, seven, and w 'J** l
ii, accoruing to piat registere-.i u.
book N. one, at page d£>, Maiu,.
county registry, winch said pia- -
uerebj referred to for u better de
scription of said lots.
The above descriptions are iiuetrfi
ed to cover all the ieal estate of Joan
D. Lilley.
This, the 7th day of November,
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1923.
A. R. DUNNING,
11-13-4t Trustee.
BOYS! BOYS! .
| Have you heard about the
' 500 WATCHES
{ To be given away at ®ur store ? j
f A Rood watch tree with ev- j
j ery Suit of Clothes. A/ woi- j
' der ful olT?r. /
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KI SS BBkn.
Washington,/?*. C.