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Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
BUILDING A CAR
 "FIT Fos A KlNot Late kia Edward of England Hat Real Idea, Says Famous Motor'

 Inventor.
 That no less a personage than H. Majesty, the late King. Edward oi England, was responsible for the con struction of the first six-cylinder Knight motor ever built, was the giSi. of an interesting interview given -oul. few days ago by Charles Y. Knight famous inventor of the motor bearing his name.
 During the winter months. when the Isie of Blighty is cold and dreary, the well-known engine expert comes back to America and -hibeTnates in Pasadena. Cal. But the warm sun shine of the Golden State isn't enough to make him forget his motor hobby; sometimes. and then he, will 4 delvo into the interesting history of Knighl motor development, for. the beneft Q. his friends.
 It was just the time for such ' story on this occasion when Messrs O.. J. Root and ". H. Van Deryoot makers Of the R. & V. Knight S5 paid the worthy guest from EngianS a. visit, Pew people" said he. 'ihAvt any. conception of how the six-cylin der Knight motor came 10 be. They are familiar. with the four-cy cylinder perhaps but have never realized .tha. the Knight Six has reached higS stage of perfection. S
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
2 rFhends of iri.h Ersndam

At the annual meeting of tie Friends of Irish Freedom to be held tomorrow in Foresters' hall 1t is ex- pected that all members who desire to be enrolled as such will be present. A representative from the national headquarters is expected to be pres ent = 4l 7--
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20

with lovsbia. father. who spared nt' expense 10 educate wou in the hn- est schools ana ,. liO ralsed you to ap- preciate all of the finer things of hfe Then suppose you suddenly snoult learn that your father was a crim- inai-an expert forser haunted by tht police of every city. f-
 What would do? How would yoy face the world? What would you tel the man you loyed-the scion of a pa trician family that shranlS from ever.
 X Knogram Weekly closes thu show at the Strand. ., z.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
Norwich Bulletin, ,Willimantic of- ice. % Church St., Telephene fo5. '

J. D. Elmenderf has been appointed state industrial secretary of New Jer- sey. At a meeting of the special com- Inittee appointed by the board of di- rectors of the Y. M. c. A., held Fri day afternoon the resignation of J. D. Elmendorf, general and industrial secretary of the local Y. M. c. A., was accepted. MT. Elmendorf has been appointed state industrial secre- tary of New Jersey and Is to take up his new work May list.
 His resignation was accepted with deep regret by the members of the committee who felt that in losing the services of Mir. Elmendorf that ', of this city had sustained the loss of a man whose place will be hard to f1l!. Resolutions were drawn up to be sent into the next meeting of the board of directors in which the Willimantic Y. #. c. 4. committee appointed to con- gider the resignation of MT. Elnen : dorf reported that J. D. Elmendorf for the past three years general sec
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE

The legal voters. of the Town of Preston are hereby warned to meet at the Town House March 20. 1920, at 2 o'clock ?. m.. for the purpose of laying a tax to meet the current expenses Of the Town for the ensuing year. said tax to be laid upon the grand list last completed by the Board Of Assessors and the Board of Relief Dated at Pre-. n Conn Me-cs - 1920.
 WILLIAM G. TARBoX.
 WILLIAM A. BENNETT. m4r15d sAE s,ectmsl.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
THE COATS, SUITS, DRESSES

and other articles of smart ae present represent the choicest interpretations of their individual mcdes They are novel, different and uncommony attractive and the
 woman who assemblies her wardrobe with the aid of this display assured of getting the utmost in quality and style distinction at a moderate price.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
Coming Monday

|; Robert Warwick. in The. Tree Q, !, Knowledge. Charlotte Walker iu
 Eve in Exile" A Footllght Maid. Eo1
 Sunshine. Comedy. Bargain. matinee. Monday. ladies 1oc; gents 15c. Don
 miss this show -- -
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
MURRAY'S BOSTON STORE
 Willimantic, Conn.
RADIANT NEW PAYMENT FOR
 SPRING AND EASTER Are Now Shown In Our Opening

apparel our patrons know that the modes aunchsd here dur
 ing our Opening are absolutely authentic and collection
 If styles only serves to strengthen this confidence in ability show the and best in most gratifying variety
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20
What Is GoinyOn Tor

Ho,ioni Pictures 'sf K. eel - yaudevnIe and Apt.oa FiS.-. Strand Theatre.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-20

m4ei5a s--.ectnsa.
, 1920-07-24
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, 1920-07-24
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, 1920-07-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
JOHNSON is
AFRAID
OF SPEED

II Walter johnson has weakness
II Is because he is afraid Of his ter.
rife speed. according to Clark
Griffith. Griff says:
walter has an easy going. kindly
disposition. He Is always afraid Of
his tremendous speed. fearful he'll
bean q batter some dry and XIII him
He never deliberately aims at n bat.
ter. His control rs so precise that as
q usual thing he can dust them away
from the plate without danger OF
striking them. Thus he Is not handi-
capped by having fellows crowd the
plate. He can zip that ball past close
enough 10 them 10 put them back
where they belong. once In a while
he does hit batter. as soon as that
happens I get another pitcher ready.
Walter inyariable goes to pieces
after such an accident. lie keeps
worrying about the man no has hit.
II you want 10 get his goat Just step
into one Of the fast ones and let 1t
tap you"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
EVERYTHING SET FOR
P. N. A. WATER MEET

Everything IL In readiness for the
annual y. ~ A. swimming meet 10
De held IN the Crystal Pool his eve
ming with at least three Olympic
games possibilities 90 be rs~n Ia hc'
ton. the meet has attracted the at
tsntion OF Tho followers Of the
aquatic sport all over the state.
Tho program tonight 10 the second
half % the meet The first half waS
held In Portland early in tho year.
Money IL being raised to send
three Crystal Swimming club stars 20
tho Oiymplad tryouta at Neptune
beach. san Francisco. on the seth and
s7th Of this month. These stars,
Nitric Konowaioff. Lambert stern
bergh and Anna Mayhail whENtaff.
have all entered tho meet to b held
in the local pool this evening.
Audrey Griffin 81 the Victoria and
Island Athletic association Il another
crack swimmer who wili be Hccn IN
action. sho holds two records for
woms7i'a dashcs-
Many familiar faces Of Che rneSn
bcrs o. the Crystal Swimming club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
COSTS MORE
BUT RACING
GAME GROWS

The number of racing men is in.
.creasing in spite Of the fact that the
cost OF the track game has increased
nearly 100 per cent. according TO H.
ID. Shepard. secretary OF the Colum.
bus Driving Park association. lie
Bays.
The number Of men entering the
racing game iH increasing. Yet u
costs 100 per cent more 70 keep n
string OF horses than formerly. More
wollto-do men are entering the sport
have been associated with harness
racing for over 20 years and I have
found fewer crooked horsemcn than
In most any other line. The trou.
bic Is. too many confuse harness rae.
ing with the running races The har
ness mon are in IL for the sport and
not the money. I know owners who
have raced horses for years and nov.
or placed bet. Just the opposite
Is true Of running races"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
SCOTT FUND
SMOKER ON
JUNE 80

Seattle boxers VIII he given their
chance to boost the Scott fund.
money being ralaci for the widow
OF Deputy Sheriff Scott. killed on
duty recently. at Liberty park. June
30. when The Star win stage a big
smoker for the fund.
The fighters will be paid for
their services. but their medals viii
hc shaded. IT'S up to the boxers
as TO whether or not the show In
"a success.
Clay lite. fonnl~ Austin. Nate
DruSiman and Dan Salt. local pro
motera are lining up tho card and
Will take care OF tho boxing end
OF the bill an effort will be made
TO land Johnny Mccarthy 20 fight
Bllly Wright In the main event
And then there will be other
stunts lined up and further an.
nouncementa viii he issued as soon
as the events are lined un.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
SIWASHES
ARE OUT
FOR REVENGE

Seattle is out for plenty Of 70.
venge during the coming week
when the locals mix with Portland
In the Rose City Tho Portland
OUTFIT walked off with six straight
games here earlier in the season
and it's M 10 the locals TO redeem
themselves.
The Siwaahes won their second
series Of the season IN Oakland
last week and are just on the verge
OF stepping into seventh place. II
they play aiming hall In Portland
this week they have 4 fino chance
OF climbing us tho oaks will have
tough time beating the Los An.
geles club
The other teams I'm the league
shift. too. witt San Francisco play.
ing In Vernon and Salt Lake going
10 Sacramento.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
"Sees America First
HARRIS
HITS AND
TAILORS
WIN

Some heavy artillery conducted b
Spencer Harris brought home Tho
pork and beans for the Tailored
Ready Star league team In their bag
tie with tho Felix club yesterday.
The final count read Tailored Ready
IL. Felix club B. Harris knocked ID
five Of the winning counters with I
homer and a triple
Smashing the onion over the riRfl
field fence with three men on bascd
In the third frame. Harris put -
team in the lead. never 70 be head
ed. Ia the eighth when the club mc1
threatened. he again clouted the bad
over tho right field wall. but II
missed first base on his way around
and had IN go back and touch III
bag. which held him on third.
Both pitchers hurled good bali. A
tho there was plenty 81 hitting. Hun
ter and Thorburu both Topped niny
on strikes. Hunters support wa1
wobbly az times.
Hunter weakened In the seO11
frame when three solid ciouts
pied with walk and an error let
three runs. but he steadicd down ID
held his lead.
The victory for the Taliors ID
them for first place honors with N
Felix squad in league No. 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
JOHNSTON WINS
NET TITLE

LONDON, June 2t.--Willle John.
ston OF San Francisco defeated WIN.
lam J. Tilden Of Philadelphia in the
finals OF the London lawn tennis
championship tournament here Sat.
urday.
Several thousands OF English ton.
mis- followers witnessed Johnston win
the championship. Both players were
In the best Of form. and II was
Johnston's ferocious forehand drive
which turned things in his favor In
the critical stage In the third SGT.
The score was &C. CO. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

win be seen In The competition TO
night Those from the local club
who have entered are. Nitric Ko.
nowAioff Lambert steEuborgh. Ken.
meth spirdsi. Harry spird-i Merlin
f'adden. Guy Thomas. Hoy O'Neii,
ftrth Langley. Mobile Langley. Anna
MAyhaii WsEHtaff and Hugh Keller
The first event ~ the evening
starts promptly at SIS. The Crystal
Pool IL located at Second ave and
f.runra ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
SYRACUSE WINS
CREW CLASSIC

ITHACA, N. Y, June 9i.-Syrn.
cuHe university won the varsity
crew championship hero Saturday
when they overcame Cornell'a lead
in the last half mile of the race.
Columbia finished third with tho
University OF Pennsylvania strag.
Cling In fourth place.
This race IS said by Eastern
writer's 10 be one OF the greatest
rowing classics ever Witnessed be.
tween American collegiate elghts,
despite the fact that the winners
finished n length and half ahead
OF their opponents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
LISTENING
IN

"Jack'n kin I'm Dcmpscy'n never
touch i'm He's very ordinary. very
-Aint he wouderful--I.ookit the
class He amt much-Goahi but he's
Tiny fur a heavy--Oh boy youil do
He's better iookin AN hin photy.
gnphs-T seen q Landowner guy
onct"-(at cetera from ringside 10
roof
Curley has been picking the heavy.
weight champions since the days OF
John l.. Is be wrong this time7
Carpenter les going TO master
Dempsey II they ever meet" says
Curiey.
The general opinion In. however.
that Curiey's enthusiasm is bit
overweight in this case
The safest bet ia tina; tho won.
der Man" will Just with "Darc. Devil
Jack" Just 80 long and only 80 long
as he isn't hit.
This fellow Dempsey has had some
mighty abort moments In tho ring.
Tho bearers do lots OF worl,
when he fights.
But why discourage perfectly
good touring party bent on doing the
proper thing-that r.. see America
First" and entertain IL in tho bar.
gain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
FAIR GOLF CHAMP

BAN DIEGO--Mrs. Luther Ken
nett, OF Coronado. has won the golf
title Of Southern California for tho
fifth time. She claims the womens
amateur championship from her re.
cent victories in Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
BATTING RAMPAGE

MfLWAUKEE.--Bob Bescher. for.
mer Milwaukee player. has gone on
batting rampage. He has proven
the greatest Nemisis TO Jack Egan's
pennant.seekers Of any player in the
association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

baN' Urn heSfn HNi " VI" rsfbtuAs
The big game nsrt sunday viii be
staged ~ Columbia field vifh the Tail
ured Ready team playing the Rainier
Heights outfit
The INTERPLAY Juniors and the sham
rock Athletic club Viii battle NJ Wood
land park neRt weeh.
Tho spartan Athletic club viii
journey 10 Columbia 10 play the Co
Iumbia riiehefs neat week.
The Nadlson park team Is biiled 10
play tho Cavalier club al Washington
park.
The other teams In the league will be
FivsH a rest sunday.
The Cavalier club defeated the
spartan 4. G. s 10 q az Wildwood
week sso. The report long
time cunning In.
Thu next big game IN League No
IL the ballard Beaver. III Baker game.
which viii be played july ~
The Mndiuon Park Juniors aHd the
Felix CLUB ntii battle az Waila Walla
field July - Ia one Of the big games 10
League no. T.
Teams IN The Star LeaEas that want
10 play league gamss on the Fourth -
July or on the foiioping dag should let
the sporting editor u The star know
Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
SEATTLE STARS NET
TOURNEY OPENS ON
WOODLAND PARK
COURTS TODAY

Every singles player entered in The
Stars Woodland park tennis tourney
has been scheduled TO play AT Wood
land park, with those drawing bycs
eliminated from the first days play,
OF course.
II the tourney Is 20 he completed
next Sunday matches must be played
Off on time. An singles matches in
the first round billed for today must
be played or today or the players
are disqualified
Thirty minutes Il allowed Tor each
player 10 report after tho time their
matches arr billed This ia the only
real stringent rule OF the tourney
outside Of the fact that each player
must furnish two now halls for all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
BENNAH'S INSURANCE

Los ANGELES. Even the hairs
OF Benny Leonard's head rs insured
lie 10 carrying $4,000 worth Of ac-
cident insurance. The yearly premi.
urn Is $4,000. Alao he has sfs5 900
worth OF life Insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2i-scat
tie split even with Oakland yesterday
and walked Off with the series four
games 10 three. The first game went
10 the oaks when they punched hits
on trio Of Seattle FINGERS. In the
afternoon game the AcornH hit Dema-
rec hard but conldn't push over any
runs. getting ~ hits without count.
inc oure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
MONDAYS SCHEDULE

At 4. ".
Paul Dyer " a. . Hrsrdan
g. Hayes w. e. e. Williams
Alice Campbell ~ rheiua Weiff
Ruth Muller ~. Rita Meyer
Mrs. p Cummings VI Peggy Grhacht
At o.. VI.
r. y. Kiinker ~ "a kaitaek
f.Awrrnee Foya ~. TED Robbins
I. iarcrutron w. NJ q Hrgei
Roland Taylor vs. Richard Burr
ATsr. ".
NarrT Punch ~. Joe Mccullough
4. X brown W 4 CAntnna
Dean Hart ~ " a. jacobson
Russell ~ white ~ John n Henry
Ralph T'sitehcii 70 %. r stevens
heur3 Noil&n Va Harold Wander Las
AT q o.. VI.
" raun " D. Oldham
Robert NJ uisisy - a. nurklanf
Roland Nsidor - Lester kleinberE
John Matson W n ~ Henson
Eddis uausrs ~ Swan Morgan
". p Hardy ~ Ralph y. Muller
Mrs Helvu Peterson Va Gertrude Pearl
At q. VI.
y A Packer - e. q pnbsoa
n g. Sheppard ~. Frank q Carrentrr
a. -. huftrDFn Va ~ ruekett
ssEsl ~ . ~, wilbur
q r. Noyes ~ Albert Richards
Paul n, Young ~ Hruce NesAeth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
PUBLIC
WANTS TO
SEE HIM
FIGHT
ny DEAN SNYDER

Gorgeous Georges Carpenter
doesn't always smile as most Of his
photographs would indicate.
There are times when tho smile
lH replaced by a strained glare. with
"a touch OF usefulness about u.
This look replaces his happy smile
when lac leaves his corner ready 20
do battle.
10 tn !. combination Of hope and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

| concentration plus the tiger.
II has been called the hypnotic
eye. reinforced and nbctted by that
other interesting member % tho
| French PARTY Monsieur DcHcampa.
America n sitting hack waiting 10
DO entertained by those peculiar
eyes and the clever dukes OF tho
F'rcnehman.
ON THE
CAD,
but Gorgeous Georges Is s,ill on
the cad.
lilo Is Seeing America F1rst" from
the luxurious private car on which
the king and queen OF Belgium
toured aauc service and everything
Jack Curlcy Carpenters Amer-
cnn manager and good angel. In
ehapcroniug the Frcnehman's nhckcl
party. doing those onc.nlaht stands
II Is tho most luxurious and ideal
tour any boxer ever made.
II think carp n entitled 10 t."
says Monsieur Curicy. who speaks
more French than Georges docs
English.
Before the train which In hauling
the Carpenter coach about N.
country atope. curious crowds pho
toEaphcru and sob sisters with high
school French students az intrrprc.
tera, not 10 speak % hundreds OF
small boys. swarm aboard for an
eycfui % the muchlY preannounccd
walioper of tho Joe Beckett law and
the wardrobe which goes with him.
Generally they sec boyish,ap-
pcaring chap sitting az game O.
French solitaire while rather 70.
,und fellow looks on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

preliminary rounds.
Players not able 20 play NJ their
scheduled time must make individual
arrangements with their partners Tor
playing off their match on the day
scheduled. Results of these matches
must be turned In az The star not
later than , m. on tho day they
arc played.
Tuesdays singles schedule will be
published Tuesday IN The Star. Tho
first papers are obtainahle at $50
downtown The schedule will be- sent
daily 10 Piper 8 Taft's tennis de-
partmenL
Doubles drawings havc been made
and doubles play will set under way
Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

Al 10 A. "a.
Paul Matthews Vs Lloyd McEivaln
Eugeae y White vs. Dick Wood
Wilson iae ". john nAekiand, ",
n r. dcffeFson vs. Donald Ripley
At ~ 4. VI.
Paul s,rissk " Don waller
Kari Wilson "a stuart Barker
l. A. Watson ~ Janice t,yneh
William Seilaa Va fcule Coupea
Airs. Frank Poster Nra > nourguc
Ku;h A. HARDY stella Scott
AT l.--sOON
J O'ccnuor vs. Art naiiry
Robert Oldham - W g. Arnold
Charles bnnahoe vs. A. HcEri
Hcdll Wisi - Josephine Fnitack
Mrs nraxton IS Hlanrhs Wlckiant
AT Z y. ".
Ruth Marcnsc ~. kathsrire nsl
Virginia nanson ~ Helen Farley
Doris LeNloirtte W. Quernis TAylor
Erms Pris ". Harriet Franklin
Al q. N.
Marshall Allen ~. uick Nander Las
Vida Robinson ". Lihhis Ferris
F'rela Heinrich -. Hsi~n Lose
Helen haekl4nd - Dorothy latte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
TUESDAYS SCHEDULE
INCOMPLETE

AT 10 A. ~.
Bodn Wei and Ruta Msfruss ". blanche
wicki4nd and partner
Nrs Peterson and pArtnsr Va PcEEy
schaeht and partner
AT n 4. ".
Heien Love and Grace Lowe w. f1hblv
Ferris and Nrp Frank Foster
Hsrristt Frankifs and Katharine Bell vs.
Ellen HAekiana ans Thclaaa waifs
At a.. ".
Marion Ard IS Gods Va ste shena ard burr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

AT u. VI.
nrien ard Matthews W. white Rnd
Macfftnuts
Putnam and Thenpson "a L.vsss ard
Davis
At o.. ".
LaEers'ronn aad johnson Va LA-rsncs
and Carpenter
facksi and Mccullough va wiisoa aud
Hsury
AT = u. ".
n Wander Las and naekiand w. Ralph
Miller ard foiey
benson and Canaions Va Hayes aad Kali
back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
LOCALS GET
EVEN BREAK;
WIN SERIES

PACIFIC COAsT IrA0Tr

Results Yesterday
Oakland. 80. Seattle. "a
Portland. 0.zs Vernon, 6
los AnEsies. ff-1. salt Lake. 50
Han Trancisco. AZ Haofamsuto 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

seattle ..I.......os as
oakland ....s....s sIaoi -
Summary Three base hit.-Npetiman
Twnsbass hlis ~ FitEsimmens, krsmsf,
HAid~in, Miilsr. A. Ariett. Hohnc. hacrt-
fee hitsmk Knight guisto ca. KrrmeF
Bass en- haiis-off Hfenton 4. OF Frhaff
!. struck nus-ns BFsntnn !. b. krom-
~ :. ~ behoff Rune responsible for
-nfentan . kfsnsr . RehoFr Len
base Murphy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
WIZ hNf.i
7 ak

Pictures and Snappy conversation.
consisting chiefly Of wee wees" fol-
low.
The train stops and the celebrity
comes out smiling and Invites every.
one out 10 tho next performance %
the show where Georges strips and
sparu with cushloncd gloves on.
Georges Is 1000 theknia richer
every time be does his act.
The entertainment 10 full % taps
and French dancing.
Hut for all that u doesn', quite
satisfy the customers. While they
know they paid their money only 20
SEQ an exhibition. they can't help
but wishing he'd cut iooac
Opinions differ a. TO how tho cor.
Ecoua one will stack W against tho
Giant Killer Jack. And that's what
they really 30 10 see him sor--that
is. 10 arrive at some opinion Of
their owl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

Bring home some OF Boldts
French pastry and hard rolls.