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PERSONAL.


LADIESOWhcn in need. send for free
trial of our neverfailing remedy. Relief
quick and safe. Paris Chemical Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis. 11-H-62t-sun
MORPHINE, opium, laudanum and CO.
caine habits cured permanently at
home of patient, without inconvenience
or detention from business; have cured
hundreds. Complete treatment $40. For
full particulars write DIR. Long Co.,
Box 1925 Atlanta, Ga. 11-20-tf-su
YOUNG widow, age 2S with $4,000. lady,
%, $4,000; lady rs, $4,000 blonde 49,
cash and beautiful farm. / seek honor
able husbands for these. Confidential.
Address Mrs. W., 6s7 Fulton street,
Chicago, Ill. S-23-su-tf
WOULD you marry If suited? If so, send
for best matrimonial paper published
mailed free. f. Gunnels, Toledo, o.
3-12-10t-su
$360O-A choice well located new modern
stucco home will be worth $4,000. at
only $500 tomorrow: investigate quick
b. F. Eborn, Peoples phone 1911. sol
Title Guarantee Bldg.
MORPHINE. opium, laudanum, cocaine
habit myself cured; will inform you of
harmless home cure. Mary Baldwin
BOX lily, Chicago. 3-19-7t-su
WEAK MEN-Our improved vacuum de-
Neloper permanently cures sexual weak
ness, varicocele, structure, enlarges
shrunken organs; sealed particulars
Charles Manufacturing Co., Charles
Building. Denver, Col. 4-2-5t-su
PLAIN, honest widow age 80, has $40, 900.
large income, wants a good kind hus-
band. King, l046 George ST., Chicago.
s16oO-Choice lot 5Ox165, with 2-story 10
room house that cost over 5000 to build
it; block of car line; the man who gets
this must act B. f. Eborn sol Title
Guarantee. Bldg
BACHELOR, age So, good natured, good
appearance, has $4,000, wants a good
affectionate wife. Lawrence, SIT Lincoln
ave, Chicago.
YOUR future told free send birth date
and 4c in stamps expense of correspond
ence. Nine. Boil Kalum, 5000 Drexel
Blvd, Chicago.
MARRY wealth and beauty: marriage
directory free; pay when married; en-
tirely new plan; send no money. Ad-
dress II. A. Horton, Dept. 103 Tekonsha,
Mich.
WEALTHY ladies' and gentlemen of re-
finement anxious to marry photographs
and descriptions free. Box 64B Canon
City, Colo.
HOW to crystalline, preserve. can and
sweet pickle all kinds of fruit preserve
fruit juices make jams and jelles in
GLIDING the new cold process of canning;
the complete receipts by mail Soc C. NJ
Jefferson & Co., Birmingham
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PALMlSTRY.

MADAME DEL REY. psychic palmlst;
one visit will conviI you she is the
best; without asking questions reads
your entire life; adv.=es you on love,
family, business affairs, lawsuits
changes, speculations, investments, lost
articles. locates minerals, etc. 20l2 4th
avenue. 3-I2-lm
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANIBD-oet Oh pooAs I" NSOP q" ie
and Saturdays; best of references. Al
dress N r. G., care Age-Herald.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as stenographer
and light office work. Address E, care
Age-Herald.
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ONE CENT A WORD.

ma ES-One cent a word a day; no
al. taken for less than 20 cents Iol
nrst insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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and detailer for planning
mill and manufacturing company up-to-
date man. thoroughly understands plans
and specifications; 16 years experience
IN all grades of mill work in Cincinnati.
Ohio, and vicinity. A. II. Leroy. SIS 4th
avenue, Dayton, Ky. 4-s-1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for showcases IRON
safes ard Carrara paint. Alabama Gro
Gerry companS. A-l-el
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MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY TO LEND.
WE WILL loan you money at lowest rate
OF interest on city or suburban proper
ty. Birmingham Loan and Discount
Co., e3s First National Bank Bldg 3-S-tf
MONEY 10 loan on re;@-sstate at lowest
rate. Apply Alabama ITus- and Savings
Company, POPS 3rd avenue. Massey build
Ing 10-2-tf
MONEY TO LENDING can make quick
loans on improved property. No delay.
w. B. Leedy e. Co. 4-5-7t
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salesman to cover
Alabama; staple line; high commissions;
advance of 800 monthly; permanent po-
sition to right man. Jess II. Smith Co,
Detroit, Mich. 4-2-4t-su
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WANTED-At once, day laborers to work
on rough lumber yard; steady work
Apply to E. E. Jackson Lumber Co.
Riderville, Ala. 4-9-3t
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MANTED-Dry cleaning. ali kinds press
ing and securing Eshelman Cleaning
; Co., 1928 4th ave- People s phone 3S2.
= 3-5-39t
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trict preferred; age %: training received
in one of the best northern universe
ties: fifteen months practical experience,
best references. Address Engineer care
Age-Herald. S-2o-4t-su
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WANTED-To exchange or choice I'M
encountered corner lots, 5OXlD EACH
valued $500 lot; close to car line and
will pay cash difference If necessary for
satisfactory carriage horse or pair
horses and surrey or carriage sol Title
Guarantee Bldg. Peoples phone 1911.
WANTED-10O0 hats to renovate. Gluek s
Dyc Works, 1916 Sd avenue.
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! N ANTED-Old mahogany furniture, par
ticularly an ottoman. Phone ); NJ.
Gates Florence hotel or address + u
box 444. Blrrninghan!. 4-e-N
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COMPETENT bookkeeper and account
ant with broad experienced quick, ac-
curate and reliable; wants to change
present position. Address Confidence,
care Age Herald.
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WANIEL.

SHAVING lOc at lg2l 9TH avenue. 3"l6-u
lTYPEWRITERS sold. exchanged, rented
and repaired. Remington Standard
Typewriter ! Steiner bldg. Phone z52'.
L. ". jones, Res. Salesm II. z-la-tt
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WANTED-Men to Distribute samples;
tack signs; So daily; no canvasslng.
Continental Distributing Service, Chica-
go. Ill.
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DON'T accept any agency until you get
my free samples and big offer. Sayman'
2l39 Franklin Ave, St. Louis, Mo
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


WANTED-Ladles to do house toulouse
canvassng; 81 per day and commissions
Call 1271s S, 10Th St, room 16. AIT
WANTED-At once four young ladies to
help in store. Cincinnati Steam Dye
Works, Alb N. Goth St
WANTED-Trustworth women every
where pleasant home work: salary $50
per month; spare time valuable; any
woman can do the work; position per-
manent. Write at once for fun partic-
ulars. Cooper g. Clarkson, $40 Como
Block Chicago.
GIRLS can learn easily and make good
pay at Jefferson Hosiery Mills, North
Birmingham.
WANTED-Ladies to do piecework at
their homes; we furnish all materials
and pay from 81 to $12 weekly. Send
stamped envelope to Royal Co., "a e.
Monroe St, Chicago.
10Ox130-Lovely corner home; pretty, we'll
built residence; Wares Grove; very at
tractive; investigate. b. f. Eborn.
WANTED-Ladies to sew at home; IS to
$40 per week; material sent free; sew
Ing done by hand or machlne particu-
lars stamped envelope. Comfort Supply
Co, Dept. 2S6, Chicago.
WANTED-At once, two young ladies' !:
also table board reasonable. 211G 4th
ave. 4-9-2t
WANTED housemaid. with refer
SALESLADY wanted at once: lady who
has had experience selling house fur
nishing goods; cut glass, slverware,
CUTLERY. fancy goods. ETC.; state age, ex-
perience; references, etc. Address, House
Furnishing Goods, care Age-Herald
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to know that We have the
experience and facilities for producing
the best results Ill cleaning, dyeing'
pressing and repairing. Hats of every
kind renovated By expert matters.
Gluck's Dye Works, 1916 81 avenue tyel-
low frnnIl- Bell phone 23I2
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WANTED-To meet reliable party VINO
can invest small capital and take an
active half interest with me In first
class business which will pay good
profit from start, and can be developed
into large business in very short time
this will bear closest tigation for
personal interview address, Active, care
Are Herald
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ANY person to distribute our samples;
SIS weekly, steady. Mgr. Empire 4
Wells st Chicago.
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in need. send for free
trial of our neverfailing remedy Relief
quick and safe Paris Chemical Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis. 11-H-62t-sun
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-09

FOR sALE-10Ox24O; handsomest lot on
1oth avenue. north: stone wall; graded.
sodded. street and sidewalk improve
ments; overlooks city: $50 per foot If
taken at once. w. b. Beedy & Co.
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YOUR future told free; send birth date
and 4c in stamps expense of correspond
ence. Nine. Boil Kalum, 1900 Drexel
Blvd, Chicago
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WANTED-Agents to sell Whistles in pro
hibition sections. For particulars au-
dress Box ass, Louisville, Ky. S-l9-lol-su
PORTRAIT AGENTs-Most reliable por,
traits; never advertised before ilosl
reasonable rates; frames. We aim 10
please; established Il years. Economy
Artists, 52 Fairbank Bldg. Chicago
4-2-2t-su
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WANTED-Club organizers; liberal terms
to capable workers; best sick, accident
and death protection ever offered. Ad-
dress Fraternal Bankers of America,
Chemical Bldg, St. Louis, Mo-
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BACHELOR, age 80, good natured, good
appearance, has $4,000, wants good,
affectionate wife Lawrence, ST. Lincoln
ave, Chicago.
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FOR sALE-By owner. business property
near court house; 100x140 feet; improved;
south front; Sd ave-; price $4,000, or Will
sell half at same price. Bell phone 2l53.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-09

MARRY wealth and beauty: marriage
directory free; pay when married; en-
tirely new plan; send no money. Ad-
dress II. A. Horton. Dept. 1903, Tekonsha,
Mich.
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FOR sALE-s5O certificate on piano,
cheap; also two very pleasant neatly
furnished rooms, for young men, to
rent G22 S 22d st.
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LADY agents making less than $50 week
~ should write for catalogue and TERMS
we start you in business and make you
independent; outfit prepaid. women
Apparel Supply Co., Chicago. 4-2-5t-su
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$3600-A choice well located new modern
stucco home will be worth $4,000. at
only $500 tomorrow; investigate quick.
b. F. Eborn, Peoples phone 1911 sol
Title Guarantee Bldg.
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MERITORIOUS specially; every negro
buys; fortune to any energetic agent;
no humbug; If you mean business write
for exclusive territory, samples, etc.
Continental Chemical Co, Richmond,
Va. 4-9-2t-sun
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SALT BRICKS, Bartenders Friend and
w. l, Polish; Buggy Umbrellas, Harness
and Ruggles. William Rocking, ISL n
avenue 2-24-tf
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILISTS- Before buying an au-
tomobile or supplies, sen1 for free sam
pie copy of the leading and largest au-
tomobiie journal in the world; from one
issue you will get more automobile in
formation than you can get elsewhere
with Q months efforts; write today
Automobile Trade Journal, 1918 Filbert
st, Philadelphia, Pa. 4-9-4t-su
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OUR soap agents, crew organizers branch
office managers are easily earning $50
to $500 weekly; you can, too; write; full
particulars free. Parker Chemical Co.,
237 Market ST., Chicago
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EouNp.

FOUND-W. B. Leedy, Jr, agent, Willer
Manufacturing company of Milwaukee,
manufacturers of made-to-order window
screens and doors, sliding, folding and
venetian blinds, crimped wire window
guards and heavy asylum bars. Tele-
phone AZ (Bell or Peoples) for prices.
Screens put in house on thirty days
trial Satisfaction guaranteed. 4-7-3t
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s3750-2OOx165; North Highlands; Groom
cottage; fronts 8 streets; bargain;
easy TERMS owner might consider ex-
change for small South Highlands
home B. F. Eborn, sol Title Guarantee
RuildnP
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WANTED-Men everywhere; good pay;
to distribute circulars; adv. matter;
tack signs, etc. no canvassing. Ma
tional Adv. Bureau. Chicago.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Front room. 2O3O 9Th avenue.
Asst
FOR RENT-Two well furnished rooms
with bath electric light and other mod
ern conveniences. 1912 sth ave. north.
"a
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Reliable colored men to solicit
mutual aid insurance on liberal commits
sion; especially for Bessemer.
Apply room II. Watts Bldg.
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FOR -SALE-Job printing plant, cheap f'r
cash Address w. care Age-Herald.
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s1000-SlD cash, SIS monthly, new, rooms
and hall city water, lot 50x14O, near
church and East Lake car line, Avon
dale A. r. Dearborn & Co., 1921 LIST ave-
nue.. Call for Mr.. Sorsby.
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FOR SALE-A 5O-foot lot on South 10Th
street; improved with broom house and
room for two stories; only $475O Jemi-
son Real Estate and Insurance Co.
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AGENTS-Make big money selling our
patent cob and wood pipes; something
entirely new; quick seller, permanent
business. Putnam-Halsey Supply Co.,
1853 Tompkins ave, Brooklyn N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16
The Petrified Man.
From the Potter tKans.) Kansan.


Do you remember the "petrified man"
supposed TO be 5000 years old, discovered
IN a gravel bed near Leavenworth a few
years ago, and which had the scientists of
the whole country guessing? This wonder
1ul specimen was made from plaster of
paris cast by Charles Farmer, an eccentric
old gentleman who lives on a farm adjoin-
ing that of John Cory near Lowermont The
cast was taken from human being. Par
mer mad arranged with another man to help
MIN out IN his scheme to make some money
according the specimen was hidden in
raNlne near Miocene three miles northwest
OF LedVenWorth, and was found per the ar
engagements Ii was taken 10 LeaVenWorth
ana placed on exhibition as a genuine pet
rihed man. Great interest was manifested
IN II, and the owners realized neat sum
by charging an admission fee to it. Scien-
lists examined it and were puzzled. Finally
Farmer traded the curiosity for 100 acres
or land in South Dakota and the new
owner went on tour of the east, attract
ing attention everywhere Farmer divulged
the secret 10 DR.. Redmond, Sheriff Stance
Myers and the editor of the Kansan on the
train between Lowemont and Potter Tues
day. He made this specimen seven wears
ago. few years before that he made
a woman in California. This became ia
nous throughout the west as the San
Joaquin woman. Farmer made these
images out of substance OF his own man
ufacture, which, when it .sets," is as hard
as rock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16

acquired by repeated actions If natural.
The natural virtues are an aid to the su-
pernatural. while the latter are strength
ened by acts, and weakened, or even extin-
guished, by neglect or vice.
We understand by a virtuous man one
who habitually performs good actions In
consequence of certain disposition of his
soul inclining him thereto The possession
Of these dispositions is the treasure to
which have ventured to apply the words
OF the wise man. Certainly that -~ht to
be regarded as an inestimab BILE treasure
which keeps from those things that we
have every reason to fear. and gives us
that We have every reason to love-in other
words, that which insures our happiness.
the acquisition of which is our destiny.
and for which We all have an instructive
longing. Now, If we reflect well we shall
see that there are especially three things
we may justly love and fear to lose-ob-
jects which no money can buy, no power on
earth can confer upon us, bu. which virtue
alone can give us. We may justly love
honor, our peace of mind and eternal han
piness. No loss can compare with the loss
OF these. If the two former are forfeited
virtue may regain them for US. but if at
the hour of death we have failed to secure
the last its loss is irreparable For the
present limit myself to the first
When ! speak OF honor 1 don't refer to
il in the sense in which woridlings speak of
it. have not in view the vain and easily
despoied vapors Of the incense which praise
and adulauon burn before us-that upon
which the spirit Of vainglory feeds-nor do
l allude to the insults of which we NAV be
the victim. for not all the mud in the
world can dehle the suns rays nor can
anything really dishonor a man who truly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16
STRONG PLEA OF A PURIST.
Well of English Indebted Must Be
Preserved, Says Editor.

A4'iA the iItlduhipils News
The announcement that Senator Penrose
Of Pennsylvania has introduced a bill for
che preservation of the English language
Is sure hot one right off the bat The
general impression, at least on our beat
was that when IT came to handing out the
English language in a manner that was
dead right we were pretty fly guys. Not
only the preservation, but the ampIifcation
of the English language has always been
the long suit of the American people. and
no matter how fast new punches of IL were
sprung we are always dead next in a min
ute
What the senator's game is we cant see
from here, but We can give him a quiet tip
that We re for the English language from
soda to hook, and that If we can give him
a lift at this graft he won't find any of us
with cold feet. That is of course ii it's n
straight deal and he really wants to do the
right thing by the lingo that we are all so
proud of. But If it's anything else he
wants 20 keep his eyes peeled
We've bunch that any man who tries to
monkey with our mother tongue for
political purposes is going to get il in the
neck all he has got coming TO him. We of
Indiana, where perhaps, in politics and lit
as in any other neck of the woods In the
country. certainly won't stand for any
thing that gives the language the heavy
end of the log.
II is our English and whether IL is being
used for the hot air of political gabfest
or the perfectly lovely resolutions of the
local council of women, want IL kept
straight and used without any marks on
the deck. and il will never lack for a gang
of husky guys to that il doesn't get
the worst of IT, Us for English, pure and
underlined, and coolies of IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16
VANISHING HUSBANDS
STUDY OF FAMILY DISCRETION
AND NoN-sUPPoRT LAW.
Associated Charities Prepared to Act
With Vigor Cooperation With
States-Mr. Baldwin's Pamphlet.

Men who desert their wives and leave
their little children dependent upon public
CHARITY are to be gone after in vigorous
fashion by the Associated Charities. The
organization has been gathering ammuni-
ton in the shape of an exhaustive and in
tefesting study of Family Desertion and
Non-Support Laws" which includes a re-
view of all the legislation In the United
States on the subject of wife desertion Mr..
William H. Baldwin, a member of the board
of managers of the Associated Charities.
has spent months of voluntary labor and
several hundred dollars from his private
purse for the completion of this valuable
inquiry. pamphlet embracing 40 pages
of printed matter is the result of Mr. Bald
wins work, and demands for copies are
being received by the Associated Charities
from nearly all the states of the Union The
movement for the reduction of family de-
sertion and for the development of means
whereby recreant husband can be brought
back and made to support his wife and
little ones is spreading rapidly throughout
the country, and the Associated Charities
of Washington is contributing Mr. Bald
wins study to the advancement of the
movement in other places. 1t is stated
that any one who is earnestly interested
can secure a copy of Mr.. Baldwin's report
by addressing the Associated Charities at
S1l q street northwest.
Deserted Families.
This interesting study begins with a re-
view of the number of deserted wives as
sisted by the Associated Charities during
the last nine years. In this time by add
ing the number of deserted families aided
each year. Mr.. Baldwin secures a total of
1903 families who have required charitable
assistance because their proper supporter
had run away from his responsibility The
later pages of the report suggest model
law which provides for the punishment of
the man who deserts his family. 1t is pro-
posed to bring him to public trial
and to sentence him to term of
hard labor in the work-house, sus-
pending sentence in most cases, upon
the mans agreement to contribute a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-16
Jake shinn's "Dress Reform. /,
m the Ottawa CKan.) Republic.

From the Ottawa (Kan.) Republic.
Jake Shinn is urging new departure in
women's garb for wear on windy days.
Il got the idea while driving on the east
side this morning." he said to a reporter
today. II saw woman hoeing in her gar
den. The wind was blowing in the old
fashioned Kansas style. but it didn't bother
her bit. She had fastened an iron barrel
hoop around the bottom of her dress. Every
woman who has occasion to go out on the
street on windy days ought to follow her
example. 1t is an idea in dress reform that
l am proud to help further
Mr.. Shinn, who is best known as chronic
bachelor, was asked If he would marry the
first single woman who adopted his style
of dress reform. but he sidestepped from
habit. The Republic is in a position to as
sure any gooo looking giri tnat II she VIII
street and past Mr.. Shinn's office. that he
will come to time, all right. Mr.. Shinn
owns several thousand acres of fine land,
has money in the bank and Is good looking.
Now u some enterprising girls opportunity,