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The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
TAMPA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-ThTee t1rlorss Tods Cottage.
JOS LcTtlD, II 20 10. won; Sanctum. loS Glasnerl
70 8. second Katherine Gardner, lG Gilbert.
q 10 l. thlnI. Time, O35 %. Mrs Carter and
Maxine Dals also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fivs ard one-haI furlougs.
SUTel ToD. 10s lDaTenp1rt, l n 2 won AIanda,
l0i iOmss), z to !, second: Creuse. IS (Stein-
hsrdt. II 70 ! third Time, Ill 50. Al Bush Joe
Fallert, Lucky Mate, Ny Lose, and Yanadium also
ran,
THIRD RACE-Five and one-balf furlongs. Caron-
doet, l02 Cole to l. Won T. NJ. Irwin lg7
lGlasnerl. even, second; Temper. lOi lowell %
3 third. Time Ill So Rith and Kin, Baunade,
Robert Powell, and Ramon Carona also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furiongs Dry Dollar, les
Oonley}, 70 s. won Judge Ssufy, l08 (Brannonl.
70 l. Seccnds Carondelet, 100 CARROLL, 10 5,
third. Time, l;ls. AIcAndrsws The Clown, CObmosa,
Mantle and G. Hamilton also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Seven furlOngs. Bsnnock Bob,
ll2 tBurton). ; 10 5 won; Mrs Sewell, 10 tOrne0.
70 2 second BTOnte. log lCauolD, 20 l. third.
Time. l:S2 3-5. Kings Guinea and Nellie Burgess
also Ta4.
SIXTH RACE-One and OneSixteenth miles
Great Jubilee, l0s lang. 10 J. won; Yanen lol
tOmesl, 10 ), second; Judge DundOn ll2 (Glasperl
to /, third. Time 81 S5. Confess1r, Paul, and
DuuyeSan also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
DOC JONNESCO.

20 Doc | cried I humby beg that you will amputae my
teg The doctor cheerfuy complied shot some dope my
hide and made his bucsaw fairly sail until struck rusty nail
Hoo monT he said quite undsmayed "l have finish with
spade And he dug and oed away talked about the price
OF hay the recent ghtfu rise pork sugar graers New
York the things found in Christmas socks the furry in Rock
Island stocks the hOokwom and the hangnan moose the bright
career OF Captain Loose felt panor ache shock pleased
much to watch the doc and when the lob was said
Now that you're here off my head With sful hands he
wrought and wrought and nv dome Of thought and
when asked him for his BILL There no charge already still
work for Science not for cad keep the dollars your dads
to Danish pain my DESIRE nothing more do aspire if may
win that goal YOU bet III be happy always vet Is there
more heroic game Could have nobr aim? One poet
old and bald and fat to this great takes off his hat!
Copyright g Aduns) Walt Mason.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
JACK O'BRIEN IS GALL IN"
Still, Kaufman Did Very Little Of
Which to Brag,
It's Up to Californian to Meet sam
LaSgford or Hoist White
Flag.

New York, Jan. D-Al kaufman VIC
tory over Jack OBrien in q six-round
bout at Philadelphia last night further
demonstrated that O'BTien is all in as a
pugilist II Kaufman had been able 10
show speed in his attack, he would
surely have put the once famous Quaker
away, according TO eyewitnesses Of the
affair. The terrific beating received by
O'Brien at the hands Of Ketchell last
year probably had something to do with
Philadelphia Jacks poor showing.
kaufman. however. did rot add much
to his reputation. lie showed once more
that he is too slow 10 be Of much ac-
count in short limited-rouEd bouts. II
is more evident now that he needs a
long route 10 prove his worth.
But if he wants to prove that he pos
sesses some class, ne can have a six
round heht with Sam L4ngford. Hither-
to kaufman has steered clear of the
Boston slugger, but as Langford is still
clamoring for a fight, It looks as # K5iif-
man will have to take him on OF hoist
the white flag,
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
VETERINARIES TO SHOOT.
District CoIIegians VIII Meet Ne
Vada Marksmen.

Tonight the rife team Of the United
states College Of Veterinary Surgeons
will meet the team representing the Uni
versity OF Nevada, in the second rife
match OF the intercollegiate Rifle League,
which is under the auspices Of the Ma
tionaI Rife Association Of America.
Last week the team met squad from
Delaware College and defeated them by
over % points, and they are very hope
ful Of duplicating the feat against Ne
vada
The following students VIII shoot under
the direction OF capt. Whitaker: A J.
Dawson. L. Lundsten. 3. l. Poole. r. s.
Miller. C. HasseL F. Boland, W Grif-
nth. II T Farmer. J X Thompson, /.
.B. Baxter. c. +. Gil. and c. ". Ham
brick. Besides these there are a number
Of other men in the college competent TO
act as alrsrUates.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
MEET CHICAGO CRACK SHOTS
Capital Revolver Club in Simultane'
Gus League Match,
AppIehy l. High Man for Locals
with Score of 22S-Ferree
Second,

The eighth round Of the series r. the
United States Revolver Association
League was shot last night simultaneous
ly in fourteen cities from Maine TO Cali
fornia
The local club has had some of the best
clubs to contend wiki from the start, and
has. therefore, been unfortunate in los
ing all Of It's matches excepting the one
shot last week with the Newark N. j.
Revolver Club. II won that match by a
good margin
The match last night was with the chi
.cago club. Maurice Appleby had the
honor OF making the highest score. beat
ing out the champion Of the club Sheri-
dan Ferree. Appleby mace 22S. which IS
Two points less than the record made by
Capt Ferree last week which was 25l
The team total was 1o6o, the best made
Scores
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
BOB EWING TRADED.
Cincinnati Gets Covalesl1i and Cor
ridon for Veteran Pitcher.

Cincinnati. Jan. 39-Pitcher Bob Ewing,
the Oldest member Of the Cincinnati. team,
and Pitcher Addie Brennan. secured b
the Reds from Wichita last fall. were
traded 10 the Philadelphia National
League club for Pitchers Harry Cova-
leski and Frank Corridor, by Manager
Griffith to-day
Ewing and Corridor are riEht-handed
pitchers. and Brennan and Covaleski are
southpaws. Brennan IS youngster who
has not been given a major league Try
out
Ewing became a member Of the Cinc.n-
natl club in 1892. and was the clubs $
standby for seven seasons. When the
spitbaH became the rage. Ewing was con-
zidered the best spitbHH pitcher in the
league
Corridor IS "a veteran OF the Philadel-
phia staff. but has not been in the Ma
tionaI League as long as Ewing.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
GOES TO AUGUSTA.
Bob Murphy, of Aggies, to Enter
Fast COMPANY.

Bob Murphy. who played such a crack
game with the Aggies. OF the Depart
mental League, last season. signed a
contract yesterday With the Augusta
Ca club, Of the South Atlantic League.
and viii report March Is.
Murphy attracted the attention OF
scouts last summer. and has had a num-
her of offers. He should easily make
good according 20 his many friends in
the District
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
STANDING II LEAGUE TO JANUARY l3.
ANSWER BUSINESS Def.
NorthmInsters willing 10 Meet Ste
nographers' Basketball Team.

In answer to the Business High school
challenge in Wednesdays Washington
Herald. Manager FURNACE, of the North
minister's, would Ike to state that MS
team is ready to play the business High
School team any night that does not
conflict with his league schedule. As
the boys building of the Y. NJ c. A.
has been offered to high school teams.
he suggests that the game be played
there.
The Business team must be registered
and sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic
Union before the church boys can play
them. Manager Perry, Of Business.
kindly address w. J. FURNACE, manager
OF Northminsters, 1903 Sixth street north
west.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
PLAY FIRST GAME.
.G. W. U. Basketball Team VS.. ST
Johns Tomorrow.

The George Washington University
basketball team win play its first game
Of the season next Saturday afternoon
against the St Johns College quintet in
Annapolis.
The HatChetites have been hard az
work for the past three weeks. in charge
OF Capt Fowler, who is doing the
coaching.
Manager oscar Horne announces the
following lineup for Saturdays game:
Ellis and Smith. forwards; Prince, cen
ter; Marsh and Fowler. guards
The following games have been sched-
uled by Manager Horne.
January 1-Sus4uehsuua College
January 5i-Buckuell College.
February l0-Mount ST. Mays College.
February 2-Y NJ G. a.
February 26-Washingtcn and Lee pending.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21

DOC" White, of Washington. the crack
left handler Of the Chicago White Sox.
wants to play first base this season, and
is going TO ask Manager Hugh Duffy to
give him a chance during the early prac-
tice games
The lanky twirler held down the initial
sack in his sand-IOt days before he dis
covered that he could pitch. and he
thinks that Il little practice would soon
demonstrate to the fans that ne can de-
liver the goods Many of his friends in
Washington are sure that White could
make good,
Since the White SoX have passed up
uggs Donohue and Frank Isbell the first
base job has been causing owner Comis-
key and Manager Duffy 10 little appre-
honsion \ number Of youngsters have
been signed, and viii be tried out on the
/ first corner this spring.
During a tanning bee in Whites store
yesterday afternoon the dentist said: Il
know that I can play first base a whole
lot better than some fellows I've seen IN
my day. and if Manager Duffy wants 10
take a chance with me, / think I can Ill
the bill
willing to Take Turn In Box.
Doc does not believe that his pitching
days are over by long shot and would
be perfectly willing TO take a turn in
the box occasionally. He has always
been effective against the Washington
club. Last year the Nationals did not
win a single game from him.
White has agreed 10 coach the Cen
tTal High School pitchers during their
early workouts, and will assume charge
/ next week, when the battery candidates
start indoor practice The schoolboys
have again secured National Rifles
Hall DR. White will be with them until
the last of February. when il is time to
report 10 the Chicago club
J White is a stickler for complete rest
during the winter months He believes
that a pitcher should take things easy
: as soon as the season closes, and has
confined himself 70 this rule since he
has been playing professional baseball.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
AUTOMOBILE NEWS
NOTES AND GOSSIP
BY DIRECT DRIVE.

The Pence Automobile CoD7a7v o-
Minneapolis. distributing agents for the.
Buick cars il the Northwest. started the
new year by placing an order with the
/ Buick Motor Company. OF Flint Mich.
| for 3.759 cars for the season Of 1910 This
/ is said 10 be the largest single order ever
placed with an automobile concern either
/ in America or Europe.
NonTesidents of Pennsylvania are given
advantage OF reciprocity clauses in the
new State motoring law, but they must
come from a State which affords similar
privileges 10 residents Of Pennsylvania
and other States. Every application for
q registration must be so sworn to before
a notary public, and the number tag and
badges viii be furnished without extra
charge
Under the provisions OF the new motor
vehicle law Of Michigan, which has just
gone into effect, Canadian residents who
wish 10 drive their cars IN Michigan viii
be compelled 70 secure registration num-
bers in that State This VIII be neces-
sary, as the Michigan law exempts from
REGISTRATION only automobile owners from
States whose authorities recognize Mich
igan numbers and do not require Mich
igan motorists TO secure additional L.
lcenses.
/ Twenty-seven models were exhibited az
/ the Grand Central Palace show in New
York OF cars costing $I.0o0 and less. thlr-
|ty-three are priced from that sum mp 70
/ less than $3.50, twenty-rine range in price
/ from 1880 10 S1.s0. thirteen from $500
/ 10 S-4s4; twenty-nine sell from $3.50 TO
/ 8 1888, twenty-four from S.o@J 10 S3esa.
and twenty-nine in the class that retail
from 5000 and over. This list shows
what q wide field the present exhibition
covers, and how evenly divided the man
ufacturers are in providing for the desire
of automobile users.
/ SLreWd owners Of cars in big cities
+ have discovered the proprietors OF coun-
/ try painting shops do not place any very
/ high value on their storage space. and
consequently q car may be left all winter
without storage charge, provided there is
a painting job TO be done on il. The
painting charges. too. are very reason
( able, compared with corresponding work
done in the city. although very fine work
had best be intrusted to metropolitan ex-
Iperts.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21

The National Leagues board Of direc-
tors. having received William J. MuTray's
side Of the contract controversy with the
Philadelphia club. cannot reach deci-
sion in the matter because of the fact that
President Fogel has not yet filed an an
swer If the decision is not satisfactory
to either Murray or the cl1b, the case can
be taken before the national commission
on appeal.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
Present for Ban johnson.

Chicago. Jan. 9o-Found, q setter pup.
Finder will keep il, the finder being Pres
ident Ban johnson, Of the American
League. and the pup a donation from
Kentucky. It arrived in yesterdays ex-
press. Grated and addressed 10 Mr. John
son. It had no card on its person. nor
could It make its recipient understand
whence it came. as it had no knowledge
of the English language.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
MEET IN LOS ANGELES.
FOrty-five Round NclsOn-N OlSast
Bout for February -.

The forty-fve round battle for the light
weight championship between Battling
Nelson and Wolgast has been turned over
by Promoter Sid Hester. Of Frisco, TO
Tom McCarri of Los Angeles. who will
pull tire bout Of on February % Hester
could not. secure q license 10 hold the con-
test I'm Frisco, so the pugilists agreed
upon McCaui as the manager. McCarri
viii hold the fight in an open-air arena,
formerly controlled by Jefferies. just out
side the city limits Of Los Angeles, and
has agreed 20 pay a $1,000 guarantee TO
Nelson and $3.50 % Wolgast.
The weight viii be IS5 pounds ringside,
and the referee win he selected fifteen
davs before the date OF the mill
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
PhiIIies May Trade Corridor

Cincinnati, Jan 2o.-That Pitcher Bob
Ewing. of the Reds, will go to PhiladeI-
phia in exchange for pitcher Frank Cor
ridOn. of the Quakers, is the opinion being
passed around at baseball headquarters
here Manager Griffith looks with favor
on Corridor, and says he thinks he can
use this man TO good advantage.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
COLONIAL LEAGUI
SOUTHERN RAILWAY DUCKPIY LEAGUE.
BookkeAnsr


Chicago, Jan. 9O-The Chicago National
League baseball club sold two recruits to
the Louisville American Association team
yesterday. They were Outfelder Kay.
who was on the Albany CIew York state
League) team last season. and Catcher
Hart, who played with the Monmouth
team Of the Illinois Missouri League.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
Umnire KLEIN "a We'd.

Mount Pleasant, Mich, Jan. 20.--Invita-
tiOns are out for the wedding Of Miss Marie
Krantz, of this city, TO William J. Klein.
TO take place at Lakewood. N. J., Febru-
ary 2 Mr.. Klein is an umpire in the Ma
tiunal Baseball League.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
CHALLENGE DISTRICT BOWERS

Philadelphia, Jan. 2O.-The
NihiIlst Duck Pin Bowling
Club, which was organized
January Is, would be pleased
TO arrange games with teams
from Washington, first game
To be played at Washington,
return game at Philadelphia.
Address all challenges 10 II. {.
Heidman, southwest corner
Eleventh and Arch streets,
philadelphia, Pa.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21

skating. and find that it j. good for my wind and
keeps me ia 7al4d shape I never itt letter u aI
mr life than ] L1 night I0E-
We bad dandy riU on % C1Hfrra ru that
transforming tour after the season closed. Yu
know We were gone for tro months bat &c rirrd
tAEeet5urrHs 4 the time and Wg Tl1vea allF aIlut
twenty-five games against the National League
crowd ] took things easy aud enjoyed the scenery.
Remember me % mv friends when vgg aee them.
] am anxious tu- the tine tg come t5f -H-lag
ITarIloc and lope % see sou .a Norfolk
As ever
GEORGE F. MCBRIDE.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
GAITHERSBURG DEFEATED.
Catholic University Wins Fast HnS-
ket-baII Game by 81 10 IL.
- % u WaslinE-on -.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.
Gaithersburg, Nd, Jan 3l-CatholIs
University's basketball team put il all
over the Gaithershurg quintet here to
night by the score OF 81 10 y. In the
second period the home team failed 20
get a goal from the floor. so carefully.
We're they guarded. O'DonneIl. Clancy,
and Greer were the stars for the win
ners, while Thompson put up the best
game for Gaithersburg
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
COLLEGE RIFLE SHOOT.
George Washington Team IN Against
Delaware College.

George Washington shot their second
match Of the intercollegiate Indoor Rife
League season last night against Del
aware College, of Newark, Del.
One OF two good scores were made, such
as Cash's total of lS and Wenderoth' 5
off-hand score Of 93. The general team
average was much better than that of
the last match. The score follows:
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
SPORTING SlDELIGHTS
by BILL BAILEY.

We have heard from Teddy now what
does Bill Bryan think Of the Jeff-Johnson
fight?
Abe Atteu and Joe Cans are real
fighters who never borrowed any one
else's name TO help them along.
Now that the golf night has hzZled,
sputtered, and apparently gone out there
will be little doins until JEFF and Johnson
clash next July.
'Temperamental diffeTenCes-between
the promoters" says Billy WeaTt is the
reason flashlights were not taken Of the
O'Brien-Kaufman bout IN Philadelphia.
Wednesday night Temperamental differ
enCes is good.
According TO Tex Rickard, the governor
Of Utah does not count for much.
Stanley NJ Robson, owner Of the St
Louis Cardinals, has raised a crop Of
whiskers this winter, 1t does not neces-
sarily follow" says Jim Wrag. that the
Cardinals are going TO be well trimmed
the coming season.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21

Deacon Philippi and Eugene Moore, a
young Texas twirler, have signed their
1910 Pirate contracts.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
ALL THE NEWS AND GOSSIP IN THE SPORTING WORLD
MAY PLAY ON FIRST
doc" White Wants Chicago
to Give Him Trial.
HAS COVERED BAG BEFORE

LnnIy TVyirIer May Help Solve Prob
lem Which COnfrOnts Owner Co
mIsIsey-ThinIxs lie Can Fill Bill.
win Start in with Central High
school Candidates Next Week.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21
Murray Case Hangs Fire.

Lieut.. C. 5. Jones. \. r. \. Judge,
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21

Joe Thomas and Henry Mansfield meet
in a six-round bout at Philadelphia
Friday night.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21


Goals from fooT-o'Donuen 7l. Clancy o. Chap
man %, Greer a., and Thompson 81. Frse uiss-s
o Donnen t3 and sullivan 81. Re'eres-SIRDCe..
utes.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21

According to Tex Rickard, the governc
of Utah does not count for much
The Washington herald., 1910-01-21

Llne-up and Summary.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-20
Clean-Up Day-Dr. W. S. Ran
kin to Speak.

The Civic Association has set
apart Wednesday OF next week,
the 26th, as cleanup day. Every
man, woman ana child in the
town snould appoint himself or
herself commllree of one to see
to it tnat the town is given
thorough cleaning. 1t needs it
badly.
DR.. w. S. Rankin, secretary of
the State Board Of Health, will
deliver a lecture at the court
house Friday evening, the 18th
inst, on public health, under the
auspices of the Civic Association.
One of the main agencies in
promoting public health is clean.
liness. Let everybody help put
the town in more cleanly condl'
ton.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-20

McAllister's Jackson car with
one of the pathfinder cars that
stopped at the Lumberton Motor
Car and Machine Co.'S garage
for repairs, all the cars having
stopped there for adjustments,
and gasoline, which was given
free.
The party from Lumberton
made the trip to Boardman, a
distance Of IA miles, in less than
an hour. Barring two rather bad
places and a difficult short stretch
of sand near Boardman the road
between these two places could
be put in good shape without
great cost.
The party was greeted en-
Enthusiastically at all important
points along the route and at $40
O'Clock Tuesday evening reached
Rockingham, where they spent
the night, resuming the journey
yesterday morning to Charlotte.
reaching there at 1910 O'Clock
p. m.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-20
With The Candidates Republi.
cans Get Cold Feet.

The candidates were at st.
Paul Tuesday to speak to the
good people of that vicinity and
the Republicans, not being able,
possibly, to endure some lively
speaking on the part OF the DEM
oorats, decided to brake ranks.
So the Republicans spoke on one
side of the street while the Dem
ocrats spoke on the other, the
Republican audience numbering
about l7-and it a spotted" one
at that and the Democratic be-
tween 40 and 5U. They were at
Parkton yesterday. The crowd
was larger than usual and the
Republicans came home again.
making a joint dicussion-the
Republican audiences, possibly,
beng too small. They are at
Lumber Bridge today and Will be
at McBryde's mill tomorrow and
Red Springs Saturday.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-20
Miss Pearl Floyd Entertains the
Round Dozen Club.

Reported for The Robesonian:
Saturday afternoon, October
10Th, the Round Dozen Club was
delightfully."- entertained at the
home Of Miss Pearl Floyd, corner
Of Third and Walnut streets. The
guests were welcomed at the door
by the hostess and ushured into
the parlor. After pleasantly
conversing for a short while,
each one present was presented
with a little booklet entitled "A
States Romance" Quite a
number succeeded in reading the
story correctly, and in cutting
for the prize Miss Leslie Proctor
won the pink ribbon. Deli.
cious refreshments consis ting OF
fruit salad and cake were served
Those present other than the
club members were Misses Flora
Neil Mcmillan, Anna Mcleod
Matte Lee and Margaret Pitman
Lillian Barker and Mary Pope.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-20

owner, VIM. Wiley, driver; Mrs.
Gooding.
The Royal Tourist car was
disabled before the party reached
Whiteville by the loss OF a wheel,
but the others came through
practically on time, despite the
fact that spring was broken on
the car of Mr.. w. D. Mcmillan,
who headed the party, only a
short distance out from Whining
ton. Major A. J. McKinnon OF
Maxton, member of the execu-
tive committee of the association
for Robson county, arrived IN
Lumberton Tuesday morning
about II o'clock in his 3O-horse-
power Cadillac, accompanied by
Editor w. B. Harkef, of The
Scottish Chief, C. J. Cottingham
and E. P. Williams. They were
joined here by A. H. Mcleod, j.
A. McDougald, w. P. McAllister
and J. A. Sharpe, Mr.. McLeo /
driving his White Steamer, and
they met the pathfinders at
Boardman, the cars from both
directions arriving at Boardman
about l O'Clock p. m. within 5
minutes of each other. There
they were given an excellent
dinner by the Board-Butters
Lumber Co. at the company
boarding house, which is con-
Quoted by Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Peele. The invitation was ex-
tended through Mr.. E. B. Wright.
general manager, but he was
called away on important busi-
ness and his brother, Mr.. J. Sam
Wright, sales agent Of the COM
pany, took charge of the autoists
lnere and came with them to
Lumberton.
{, Besides those mentioned, the
following accompanied the path
finders to Lumberton: DR.. and
Mrs. J. P. Brown and son,
Master Hal, and J. D. Mclean,
of Fairmont, in DR.. Browns Ford
car; F. B. Gault, secretary of the
Carolina Lumber Co. Of Lake
Waccamaw, in his E. M. F. car,
with him being K. Clyde Currie
of Wananish. Oscar High Of
''Whiteville, and, from Boardman
J. Sam Wright. j. A. Brown, J.
E. Britt, R. E. Blake and J. A.
Baldwin of Chadbourn. K. B
: and j. P. Council of Wananish
0. l.. Council of Wilmington anc
G. H. Smith of Cronly came witt
: the party to Boardman. Messrs
H. II. and w. P. McAllister ant
. A. RI. Mcleod went a part of tht
waJ to Maxtor in Mr.. H. M