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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
FOR sHEErrF.

E0IFNr
Please announce to the voters OF Lake
county that I am a candidate for the
nomination to the Office of Sheriff OF
Lake county on the Republican ticket
subject to the primary election. Nay 4th,
1870.
ERIC LUND.
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FOE COUNTY xEcoRpER.

Editor Times
Kindly announce TO the voters OF Lake
county that I will be a candidate for
the nomination TO the Off OF Recorder
OF Lake county on the Republican ticket
subject 10 the primary election TO be
held May 4th. 1890.
HERBERT c. FRANCIS.
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PoR SENATOR.
Editor Inns

I
Please allnounce to the voters Of Lake
county that I will be a candidate for
nomination for Senator from Lake
county. Indiana subject to the primaries
JAMES :. NEDJL
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Hammond. Ind.
ZOE SHERIFF.

Editor Times:
Kindly announce to the voters Of Lake
county that ] am d candidate for the
nomination TO the office of sheriff or
lake count on the Republican ticket.
@ussect to the primary election TO be
80 Aay 4th. 1920.
WILLIAM H OLDS.
East Chicago Ind.
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FOR SENATOR.

tdft0r IlmNss
Please announce 10 the voters or Lake
county that I an a candidate for the
nomination for Senator on the Republic
can ticket, subject to the primaries of
May 4th. 1920.
c. Q. HOLMES
Cary Ind.
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roe COUNTY ExcozDEH.

kindly announce to the voters Of Lake
county that l am 4 candidate for the
nomination 10 the once Of Recorder Of
lake county on the Republican ticket.
subject 10 the primary election to be
ALBERT c. HUBER.
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FOE REPRESENTATIVE.


Please announce me as a candidate for
denomination for the Office of State Rep
resentative. subject to the will Of the
Republican voters of Lake county at the
primary election of May 4th, 1920.
JAMES /. DAY.
East Chicago.
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ron SENATOR.


Kindly announce to the voters Of Lake
county that l am q candidate for the
nomination for Senator on the RepubH-
can ticket. subject TO the primaries Of
May 4th. 1920.
al JEFFERSON sCHULTzE.
CARY Ind
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ANNOUNCE
CANDIDACY
zee AUDITOR

I'd Tor Times:
Please snnouncs 20 The voters OF Lake
county that I will be a candidate for
denomination for Auditor OF Lake
County Indiana. subject TO the primaries
OF May 4th, 1920.
GEORGE NJ POLAND
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FoR SHERIFF.

Editor Tines.
Please announce 10 the voters Of Lake
county that I am a candidate for the
Office of Sheriff of Lake county. subject
to the Republican primaries, May Attn
JOE GRAHAM
Hammond. Ind.
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BOILED DOWN. the conclusions of the Chicago
scientist who declares that are degsneratnE are
that the female species is more deadly than the
male" Kipling beat him to it,
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ron paosxcur1Na ATTORNEY.

10 II0F ] IT3eS.
Please announce to the voters Of I.aks
county that 7 am a candidate for the
Office Of Prosecuting Attorney OF Lake
county, subject 10 the Republican prl-
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nnaries. May 4th. 1920.
WILLIAM 0. THHNAS.
Hammond, Ind.
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AND THE next thing we know the circus posters
may be in full bloom
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TOE CORONER.

EdItOr ! iAIEe.
wiz SOU kindly announce through the
columns of your paper that ! am can
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A NEW YORK ma gistrste has gone on record as
declaring that t'love insanity what's the matter
with hsiling that magistrate before unacy commits
sion9
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TURN ABOUT is fair. Mexico complains that
Mexican was killed in Colorado.
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MEMS COLLARS are to be higher this summer.
This is not fashion note: it's a market item
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Lowell. Ind
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
The Barber's ReUeuQe

John j. Reiser better known from
testify before tribunal Dempsey
sad tell about how Dempsey broke
simultaneously when he lit out for unknown with
provided by the tailor of John the Barber.
John has something
esting in the light of developments.
when Dempsey to he
tried to enlist myself they wouldn't
Dempsey and told him if he enlist
his country would release him from his Immediately
Dempsey told me he did % enlist
1t that the battle John the Barber trbu
days my only that
countryand he won't CO.
But John looking ahead brighter Il
added who went into the fighting against wishes He
TO be something of fighter and he big boy
he will be heavyweight,
will be the John the Barber"
In the testify Dempsey
impetuoas about rushing
yor1dt that
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Havana Results

First race (purse. $500: for three-year
oids and upward: claiming; six furlon&s)-
Hilnilt~uds. 100 GA. Collins). to . to
aud to 20, won; Leoma, ia tkederie).
8. to I. to > ard to 5, second: Red. A03
(Barres>, to l. to ! and even. third.
Time ia Ia. Colonel Iilard, Director
lanes, Baby Bonds, Acclanatien. Nene-
t!an Boy, Magic Mirror and Tranby also
ran
Second race (purse. 5000: for three-year-
ODDS and upward: claiming; six furlongs>-
Buster Clark, 1os tCarnody) to !. to .
and to 5, won; Iron Boy. III (CoreD
- TO :. to / ard to 2. second JacA
Healy. LOG UIunD, 3 to !, to and to
{. third. Time, 1913 -. Precious Jewel,
Qun. Lillian c., Blanche Donation,
Blanchit and Frank Burke also ran.
Third race (purse $500; for three-yc
olds and upward: claiming; six furlongs)--
Diruitri. 10 &C. Howard). . TO /. to 8
and to s. won; First Pulet, 81 fTryon),
to |, 6 to and to g. second; Porcrepe.
l02 iCarmody). to l. to and to s.
third. Time. 1913 40. Mafy's Magnetic.
Prince Direct Avion st!letto. Royat and
White Crown also ran.
Fourth race (purse. $500; for three-ysaE-
olds: claiming five furlongs>-Orleans ns
Girl, lo3 (Carmody). to 1, to 2 and
8 to S, won; Polar Cub, 108 "a. CollinB)
3 to I. even and 30 2. second; RUBY, 1o7
(Iong), TO /. to and to 5, third
Time, 1:0l 10 Annabelle. Northern Belle
Drusilis. Lucie May, Heron and OLD Red
also
Fifth race fpurse. $500; for three.ysar-
olds ana upward: claiming; one and one
sixteenth rniles)-Poac cher. 1o8 (D. Fator).
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Veteran ROWers
Report to Rice
For First Drill
80 Varsity and 28 Freshman
Candidates Answer Call
of Famous Grew Coach

Thirty varsity and twenty eight
freshman candidates reported yester-
day afternoon to Coach jim Rice in
the Columbia gymnasium for the be-
ginning Of indoor rowing. The wear
!ings were the first TO begin work on
.hc machines and after an hour of
steady drill with the oar they gave way
to the varsity, headed by Captain Dun
can Leys
-Four Of last years first boat were
among the varsity candidates, in addi-
,ion to sprinkllng of former men,
oers of freshman and junior varsity
ooats. In all there were an even dozen
OF experienced oarsmen, these includ-
ing the following:
varsity; Waldecker, No on .he 1919
varsity; Helwig, No s on the 1918
varsity; Hyde. No. 4 on the 1919
varsity; Saache, No. 7 on the 1919
varsity; Gallicoe, of the 1919 fresh
man and 1918 varsity: Herman, Of last
years Junior varsity; Curry of the
1919 freshman; Dreesbach, of last
years junior varsity; Thompson. of
the 1919 freshman; Scovil. Of the 1922
freshman; and Swinburne, of the 1916
Junior varsity. Varsity coxswains in
cluded Cohen and Ford
Franklin Brodil. stroke Of last years
Cnitn Boat Club crew, was at No. 7
N the varsity boat, although he is
eligible for freshman rowing only.
Bob Curry, who rowed with the fresh :
man at Pouehkeepsie in 1910 and left
a place in the varsity the following
year to join the army. reported 70 Rice
and was Immediately put at No. 4 in
the first string eight. swinburnc,
another veteran of the 1918 junior
varsity, was also on hand.
The boating Of TIC varsity for the
first workout was as follows:
Stroke. Legs; No. 7. Brodil No. 6.
Gallicoe; No. 5, Herman; No. d. Curry;
No. 3. Van Holton; No. .. Scovil; bow,
Saacke
The workout was limited to Timber
ing up on the rowing machines, with
three full eights pulling a. the weights
under Rice and Fred Plaisted, the
assistant coach. Beginning tomorrow
the "poll,y-wog" in the swimming pool
will be brought into action and indi-
vidual instructions Will begin for
varsity candidates and freshmen.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
New Orleans Entries

First Tacs purse. 500; claiming; two
ar-oqs three furlongs, gs,-Trompeur rs,
oite g. IL, Tut, 10; Pauline Solomon,
O Freddie, 1G7 Matte b 1o7 Kent
'q' sunny Ways, lo7 Joe Esh. l05.
Second race (purse. s7oo claiming
en- loS. Pecca't, 1oa: Challenger ln4:
swirl. lo2. Lonely. iQg; "Sister Helene,
~ Bosndlng Trough, sa; 'IIac,1@nore,
e. Wafer. "a. Keep, 81 Also e!fStbio
..sa} IN Black. Ici, The Tira,e. los:
'Fieer. III.
Third race Claiming; purse. 500; four
se@ s@''y ans q, qpwara lses SIX ,urlonss1
Brinshurst liz. Trust, 11e .American
t:ag.e iio; <CocA Oh the Main, 1o5;
IS 'sonsis'!s iosi 'Dundreary' lo2; 'sir
fourth race cinderella Handicap; three
'ear -olds and upward; purse, $1,000; mie)
DUCHESS Lace. lf3: Marie Miller IT,;
iaqee Il-i Ballet Dancer. H.. 1o1 ;
sNor Maid, Io7; M Dear. 81: Rainbow
gir 81
Fifth race (purs.. $500: Alslers Purse
teur year-old. and upward: mile and hfty
ardsl-Piedra. ia: Cerinus. 109; Oppov-
unity. los Duke John. ie9: Nepperhan.
% The elgian, II. 100: Rancner. Ios
Hourg Adam, 1D7. Night Wind l06 Bal
saeur iof Marchcsa. II Joe; Green
Miu., %.
Sixth race (purse. 500; claiming; four
erl-Tarlae, ia; Bubbling Louder, III;
jack Reeves. III; Brian Boru, 1903:
Ba1azef, 10s; 'Puts and Calls. lon; AN
Ioin-tte, 1o2; Dorcas l0l; eTodd.er, 99;
'Ornery es.
seventh race tpurss, 500 claiming
'hree-y ear-olds and upward; mile and .
siAteenthl frank Monroe. ia; r. G
ing. no; Prophecy. 10s: Indian Spring.
10. Doctor creigier lo5. LOAN shark.
". 'Fsiry Prince, 1oS; darawsy, ss;
pindar, q Nashotah, s6: Dolly, SO;
-crneIla t, eS. Al Bu3a. s6; sThunder b!r I'd.
= Also eligible: Philistine, 1l0; Midia.
'9i Bertodano. Ito; Gordon Roberts, los,
aimed.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Havana Entries

fLrst race tsx furlongs; three year 'oIds
snd upward, claiming; purse s6oo>-sMay
daulsby, 100; sAssurn ption. lo2; 'Shoddy,
ing 'old Eylers. l12; lunar I05: 'C'ala-
VA lo5i "Applejack, 1905; Rameau, 40:
Lads' IVAN 1lo.
Second race (six furlonss; three -year-
IDS claiming; purse S600)-'Hush. 80
Perfect Lady. fos; .Heilo Pardner. 1876
Queen Gaffney. i07; Mineral, 107: Aerial
1e7 Miss LaRue. 1o7; Major Bradley. ia;
spectacularuGirl, l13.
9h'rd race (eS furlonEs; three year oids
aud upward. claiming; purse $600)-'Little
Jns. -. *Buster Clark, 1oe; ED Gar
,ison io5; Keyinar, 10: Assign. 1lo; Count
Boris 10. Peaceful star. 10: John Jr., 1l<
Fourth race trntc and sixteenth: four
ear-oids and upward. claiming; purse
s.ool-"The Talker. a6: sSoiid Rock. SO
,andIeligilt 100; Pretty Eaby. Ios
Great Gulf los; woodthrush, 1os; Sal
vsteile. 1os.
Filth race tmils and twenty yards
purse ssoo)-.slippery silver. 100: 'sayeth.
~asnee, ito: steiclifr. 1i2: Baey Rssch
Ii- Royalty. ~ -
Sixth race (miie and fifty yards: four
t.ssrsolds and upward. c!aiining purse
';sseeo}-.Plansareas. 1o4' Ralph q. 100;
..os; 'Halt and Half. 1l2; Fairly. ia Dick
Benson, IA; Hands on, IA; Whippoorwill.
ilt; Rhyrner. 114.
Apprentice allowance OF Ave pounds
claimed
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Just Punching the Bag
Jack Dempsey and the Board of Boxing Control
BY w. O. Mcclellan

The Army Navy and Civilian Boxing Control has
that it will hearing
appointed committee to Judgment
Dempsey vndation
and the board about emulate
and assume that it has jurisdiction
not member of the
but submit that the Army Navy Civilian Boxing
mas no right to try this If Dempsey
the matter OF his record it the
orlng the charges and them If he
submit that the American Legion
and the American Legion
and Cavln Board Boxing Control
would be piece of mperinenoe.
The board is directed by spomen
the interests of boxing
Though they have official
recognition and steadily
Tor clean If they do make
that the board should revoke the license
do believe that the board should
There who maintain that
sey No accomplished by the making
is unjust
On the other hand to baoo for the champion the
would aont did
Blue in the World War If
the effect that Dempsey
die Tor the members Of the American
Army Navy and Civilian Board Boxing
that stuff" o words to that effect.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Hearing on Fight Bill

There will be public legislative hearing boxing
the 17th the
boxing clubs
the International Sporting
liberal bill and
by the Governor New York exceedingly present
The Army Navy Civilian Boxing bring
powerful probably
the Of the bill The trouble
boxing did have particularly
decided that anything asked by that delegation
This time Senator Walkers bill will clergy1e
Others
they had chance learn that the boxing certainly
points The opposition probably will be entirely
oyker
made people cheerful
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Shano Collins Signs
Again With White Sox

PlTISF1ELD. Mass, Feb. 5.-John
";shano' Collins, of this city, announced
tins afternoon that he had received his
contract from the Chicago Americans
IN this mornings mail and was so
pleased with the terms offered by
Charles Comiskey, owner, that he
signed the document and sent it back
to Chicago. Collins said Coniskey
treated him literally
Collins has been a member of the
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06

White Sox for more than ten year,
His work last season was splendid.
Collins said tina. he had received =
contract a few hours ago, the term
OF which did not suit him, but before
ne had chance to return il the sec
ond contract arrived.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06

risl,red
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06

even. to 5 and out, won; Jellison. 1oS
Don Thrush, 1o2 iCsrInodyj. . to l, : 10 5
and out third. Time. l:47. Corydon and
Ned Miley bright also ran.
Sixth race purse. $500: for threeyear-
olds and upward claiming; one mle>-
Zodiac. 1896 Trown). to l. 3 to S and
to 9. won; PSrabls, io2 (Carmody5. even
to and / to 3. second: Kilkenny. ia
(kederts). 70 l. TO and 10 :, third
Time. l:4o IS Hatrack, Fg7ront and
Whippoorwlll slso ran.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06

Jimmy O'Brien, Loughlln Lyceum,
and F. l.. Murray, Princeton Univer-
sity. who raced home close together in
the Suburban Quarter, will meet again
in the Guaranty 3O0-yard handicap
run. Other men on the marks will be
Frank Conway, MornmgAde A. c.;
Leonard Buxbaum, Brooklyn A. A. ana
Phil Houser, the Loughln relay star
over 500 entries have been. received
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Mtersecti0naI A. L. viii
ReUiue Championship Run

have covered the distance in close to
the indoor record time of 2:13 20 and
should prove troublesome to Jack
Sellers, Homer Baker, Arthur Reilly.
Harry Wigger, Eliot Balestier and All
Hu!senback, the other scheduled start
ers.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
To Hold Boxing Tourney

The 9th Coast Defense command will
hold an amateur boxing tournament on
the night of February II. Invitations
have been sent to all the boxers in the
Metropolitan Association to compete.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06

a total OF ten teams is carded to start
IN the bank clerks relay race.
Homer Baker, Jack Sellers and Ar
,nur Reilly are the first stars 70 enter
the Postotfice Clerks Memorial l.OO0-
yard run which is the feature at.rac-
ton Of the New Y\rk Postoffice
Clerks Association games At the soth
Regiment Armory on March 6. There
are four other memorial events on the
program.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Col. Carlin, of 47th Regi-
ment, Busy Recruiting
Track and Field Stars
By A. c. Cavagnaro

The fntcrsectional Athletic LEAGUE
championship road run. which was
abandoned in 1918, will again he hold
by the John Wanamaker Commercial,
Institute. This decision was reached
at meeting of the athletic committee
yesterday with the tentative date Of
the games set for March % at the 22d
Rcgi iment Armory.
Efforts are being made bv tho atb-
letic committee to obtain the use of
Madison Square Garden for the occa-
SION. During the many years that the
Institute held it's games thew were
always conducted in the Garden. with
the league championship run "A the
principal attraction
Colonel W. D. Ernest, athletic di-
rector of the institute, intends to call
meeting Of the delegates of the In
terscctional Athletic League within the
next two weeks to confer over the
rules and regulations that will govern
the run. Should the games be held
from the 22d Regiment, it will be nee
cssary to map out ne W x-mile
course
The statute depicting "Victory,"
which goes to the winner Of the league
run. has been in the possession of
Louis Kaufman, Brooklyn A. A., Who
beat Eddie Mayo. a clubmate. bv five
yards in the brilliant duel fought in
the 1918 contest.
Colonel Carln, Of the 47th Reei
ment, Brooklyn, and Captain Mahoney
his adjutant, are breaking all records
in recruiting stars on track and field
for their infantry organization. Colo
mel Carlin stands ready to back the
regiments relay team against any
other combination in this country in
races Of speed Of one, two and four
miles.
Half a dozen athletes Joined the
47th Regiment during the progress of
the Knights of st. Antony games last
Wednesday night. the most prominent
being Alex Rothschild. the clever Kings
County A. A. sprinter, and Arthur Cal
lshan and Harry sirios, both of the
Brooklyn. A. A. Duke Ruddy, manager
Of the Brooklyn A. A. boxing team,
has also joined the Williamsburg reg
iment and Will instruct its boxers.
Allen Swcde and J B. Penfeld, both
of Princeton University, will put their
rivals to the test in the "Guaranty
Derby at 1000 yards, which will
feature the annual games of the Guar
anty Club at the 22d Regiment Ar
mory tomorrow evening. Both men
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-28
NEBRASKANS NAY BURN
CORN INSTEAD OF COAL
nv TIE Assoe,ased Tresa.)

OMAHA. NEB. Oct IS Hundreds
#of thousands Of bushels Of corn may
he burned as fuel by families in north
err Nebraska this winter, according
10 reports brought here on north line
counties High priced coal and 4
honntifgl but low priced crop OF corn
.is given as the reason. New corr
#uusheiled now brings a4 Of a cent q
pound 81 $500 i ton. The cheap
est soft coal is $500 and there are
trans portation charges above that. 4
ton Of unshelled corn, It Is said will
make d hotter FIRE and last longer
than i ton of coal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-28
w. +. M. S. MEETING
FIRST OF NEW YEAR
scontinaed From Page ID

Lsttle Light Bearers. s72a hbspita4
supplies. $780, Barred Gates. 81 5o,
Emergency Famine Fund $40; Is9la-
ti0n Nara. $50 hospital roof Sa, par
paymen; on hospital bed. IS: War
orphan Fund, $500 - Lflok school
aIesleo So making Total of SIS 8
me Mite Ha1 secret II renartaf
sa6 50 from thai source Ialirty-ihfee
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box NhicA rests III i.le office 81 y Il
Miller ii Baitinort Mr. Miller II Toe
husband III the former president ol
.bss Seriefv MO ,as nafsfre Aar 80
Rage Miss Settie White, Of Annapolis.
an MS good work since HI frst year
81 AIRS sisiler's presidency and
though she n no longer connected ae-
lively with this Society, the little red
ia eboara box Is Still doing ifs duty.
ard ii IL evident from d message
brought by Mrs DaNe that thf lnar
III that ofliee have no Intention of dis
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-28
Use RADIO C0MPASSES
TO LOCATE DESTROYER
fBy The Associated Preas.s

WASHINGTON. ID C Oct, IS
Radio conpasses were used today to
locate tie DESTROYER Isherwood, which
vas forced In anchor off the North
Carolina coast because Of q shortage
of water for her boilers. These in
sfrnments which are comparatively
new devices detect the wireless waves
sent out from ship and from this
the exact location OF vessel send
.ig radio messages can he determined
Shore stations, II was said. had
been unable To communicate with the
destroyer as she had kent her wire
less busy sending out calls for assis-
lance.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-28
FARMERS TO ARRANGE
HOLDING OF CROPS
ms The Associated rresa !

WAs. II5 MILTON. p. q, Ut -
Delegates to farmer conference
here. who are supporting crop hold
Inc movement. said tostay 9iaes h2pss
III, ,,,hi3e n,iiev COMMITTEES named
mis- lnor.l5rig. would aililne pro-
gram FIR s1fln steh tlus tllls e -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-28
Death Of Mrs. Claude

Information was received here to-
day Of the death 81 MRS Mary 81
Claude, widow of Ellwood Claude.
who passed away yesterday October
81 at her late home on penrose ave-
me Baltimore Funeral arrange
ments have not been completed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-28
On Business Trip

Leon Strauss, proprietor Of The
Fashion. Maryland avenue. has been
spending this week In New York on
a business trip. He IS expected GO.
return on SatnrdaY