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VI ADDISON

Mrs. Annie Perry visited friends in
Skowhegan over the Sabbath.
Mrs. Charlie Duplisia was in Show
hogan Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Hebert and
Kleber Perry of North Arson were
the guests of relatives in town Sat
urday.
Linn Harding and family were din
ner guests at Perley Bryant's. Sun
day.
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Al the RingSide

X. o. Chubbuck and David Cox met
at the ring at Foresters Hall last
Thursday night. In the third round
Cox was taken off and Chubbuck was
declared the winner. As IA result he
challenges anyone in the State at a
weight of 40 pounds. Kid Holley
and Joe Thibodeau appeared in the
preliminaries and the result of their
encounter was declared. a draw
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The Trunk Line Road 10 Green,ille

The deepest interest is felt in the
result of the town meeting in Corn
Vile next Monday The particular
matter referred to being the action of
that town as to apprOpriating money
for the completion of the trunk line
highway This road. it will be re-
called. was made possible by very
liberal Legislature appropriation at
the last session. 1t starts at North
Avenue in Skowhegan and is laid out
through CornVille, Athens Harmony.
Cambridge and Parkman to Guilfora,
where it connects with another piece
of state road, running through to
Greenville and even to Ripogenous
Dam All of the towns shared in the
appropriation except Skowhegan.
Cornville voted its quota last year and
the funds resulting for work on this
highway in that town last season
amounted to about $4,000. Skowhe-
gan has very nearly finished its por-
ton, which goes to the Cornville town
line and that town completed two
miles last year. OF course, rs this
rond is part of cooperative af-
fair between the towns mentioned and
the State, the action OF every town
becomes of great importance to all the
other Municipalities 1t is of course
very much desired that Cornyille and
the other towns shall make appropri-
ations this spring so that this very
important road work can be pushed
to completion.
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Governor Baxter to Attend Father and
Son Banquet

Announcement was made late last
night that Governor Baxter would at
tend the Father and Son Banquet to
be given at Grange Hall next Monday
evening. He will address the gather
ing
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-02

Alma and Verna Randall, who
were guests over the week END of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Gordon, returned Mon
day afternoon to Goodwill School,
where they are students.
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HOLS0KE MUTUAL FIRE INSTR-
ANCE COMPANY
Salem, Mass.

ASSETS DEC; 81. 1927
Real Estate. 100000
Stocks and Bonds, 922. 2G4 80
Cash i'm Office and Bank 5S.3dS.42.
Agents Balances, i9,S89.80
Interest and Rents, i3.32U.2 %.
All other Assets, 1890
Gross Assets, $1,1i1S2t.i7
Deduct items not admitted, S1.401.G4
Admitted Assets, $1,000, 419,S3
LIABILITIES DEC 81, 1921
Net Unpaid Losses. s22,21233
Tncarned Premiums 4iI,9d0.72
All other Liabilities, 27,612.55
Guarantyt Capital 100.000.00
surplus over all Liabilities, 4G5, G5d. ~
Total Liabilities and Sur
plus. $1.0G0,4f9.s3
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HOLIOkE MUTUAL FIRE INSIR-
ANCE COMPANY

salem, MRss.
ASSETS DEC. 81. 1921
Real Estate, $4,000. 90
stocks and Bonds 22,264. 90
Cash in Office and Bank. 5S.34S.42
Agents Balances, 1880. so
Interest and Rents, 1890 %
All other Assets, 1890
Gross Assets. {1,141,821.47
Deduct items not admitted, S1,40i.6i
Admitted Assets. xl,060. +19.S3
LIABILITIES DEC. 81. 1921
Net Unpaid Losses, $22,2f2.33
Tnearncd Premiums. 4i4,940.72
All other Liabilities, 27.61255
Guaranty Capital. 100000
Surplus over all Liabilities, 465. 65423
Total Liabilities and Sur
plus, s1060.41983
3w9
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ISkowhegapO Opera House


Below is the specially selected pro-
gram of pictures. from the best pro-
dueers of the day. all new and up to
date.
MONDAY, MARCH 6
One of Reaiarts --latest productions
entitled
THE LOVE CHARM
Featuring
WANDA HAWLEY
This picture offers an opportunity To
seesSome snappy dance numbers.
jazz party Is held which in
PRODUCES some of the latest dance
steps. An old family photograph
album plays to good advantage in
winning the old fashioned swain.
The album contains some pictures
OF Grandma Sniffle, the Whiffle-
tree twins. Aunt Jerusha Main
sock. Uncle Daniel in side-burns,
and others.
TUESDAY, MARCH
See pretty
GLADYS WALTON
In
PLAYING WITH FIRE
This picture is one of the very latest
and up to the minute prodnc-
tions. Some of the interesting
moments are the realistic fire
scene and the thrilling life net
jump.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH s
Will be presented
THE ACE OF HEARTS
Featuring
Ion CLANCY
This Is Gouverneur Morris produc-
ton released by Goldwyn Film
Corporation. the same company
that produced thu picture Just
with sssed, entitled the "Old Nest.
This thrilling melodrama tells
how the lives of twelve people
hung. sby the ticking of the clock
and the turn of card. and II
leaves you glowing with an in
spired message between the SUI
premacy of love over hate and thu
ascendancy of good over evil.
TIIrRSDAY,.MARCH
On this day we are presenting
EUGENE O'BRIEN
In
CLAY DOLLARS
One of Selznick's latest productions
A few of the thrills that make this
Offering stand out by itself are
the big fist fight and the country
barn dance with special music fol-
same. This is another drama will
an unusually clever plot.
FRIDAY, MARCH 10
We are unable at this time to Civ
| the feature for this day. We are ar
ranging for special which you cal
depend upon will be as good as thu
rest of the program for the week.
SATURDAY. MARCH II
We present
/. ORA CAREW
In
BEYOND THE CROSS ROAD
! This production is one that will sti
man, woman or child 1t is
wonderful drama of the grea
northwest staged in California
and Alaska. Bradley King is
celebrated author. This make:
splendid Saturday night SHOW
for Saturday night audience.
Prices 10 and 20 cents for the entir
| week
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This picture is one of the very latest
and up to the minute produc-
tions. Some of the interesting
moments are the realistic fire
scene and the thrilling life net
hmm.
The Lake County times., 1922-09-23
Too Late To Classify

FOR RENT-Seven room house. so
IT. lot. sotve heat, garage, new
bath. $40. 242 Conkey ave. phone
1303-R Hammond 9:23:lt
The Lake County times., 1922-09-23

son of Chicago. Guests from the
west end of the city were Mrs. ]. D.
Kennedy. Mrs. Earl Reid and Mrs.
George Chapman. When the scores
had been added UP 1t was found Mrs.
Kennedy had won high honors and
Mrs Chapman consolation. with a
guest prize for Miss Dickinson. The
homo was very tastefully decorated
with golden rod and purple astors,
the color scheme being carried out
in the salad course and the ices of
the delicious luncheon, the favors
being candy bountonnieres.
The w. C. T. U. election luncheon
yesterday at one o'clock at the home
of Mrs McOmber on 145th street.
was a very delightful affair. Cow
ers were laid for twenty-one and the
decorations were IN yellow and
white fall flowers, the color scheme
being carried out IN the luncheon.
The general business session and
program followed. Miss Mary Lind
ley, connected with the East Chicago
Red Cross. gave a very interesting
talk on Social Morality. Mrs. Frank
Naples rendered a vocal solo in her
usual pleasing manner and Mrs.
Chester Johnson of Gary. retiring
president, gave a summary OF her
past years work. The election of
officers resulted in the reelection Of
Mrs. Mc'Omber for president; Mrs.
James Thompson. vice president;
Mrs. Arthur Pierce, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Frances, corresponding
secretary. and Mrs. Harry Taylor.
treasurer The ladies feel they have
finished a very successful year. hav-
ing more than doubled their mem
The Lake County times., 1922-09-23
OFFICIALS
PRAISED
FOR FAIR
ESPECIAL TO The TINEsl

CROWN POINT Ind. Sept. 23. =
Today winds up Lake county's
greatest fair. This morning many
OF the exhibitors who have long dis
tances to travel were already on
their way home. BY evening the
big display buildings will be prac-
tically deserted.
The concessions and shows will
remain for the night fair this even
ing.
Yesterday was not SO good in
point OF attendance as Thursday.
but a better time was had by the
crowd as there was more oppor-
tunity to get around and enjoy
things. Even then the attendance
was estimated at 5000. which is
going some.
Officials OF the fair association
are being complimented on all sides
over this years fair. The general
verdict is that Lake county set
new record which will be hard to
surpass. Hammond helped materi-
ally in swelling the crowd Friday.
taking up a large section Of the big
grandstand.
At noon today the crowd was al
ready pouring in for the grand
finale. 1t was predicted Nat the
crowd for this first Saturday fair
would equal If not surpass other
days. The program starts on with
the parade Of the automobiles which
have been on exhibitionin the big
chautauuua tent. Then come the
automobile races. which are draw
ing speed Fans from far and near.
The results of yesterdays horse
races follow:
2:16 Pace-Ffrst, Lady c; second,
Sadie May; third. Robert McKerron.
Time. ar ga; 2:191a; 2:1s 3-4; 2:19
"
2:12 Trot-First, Hynod III; second
Ruth Roland; third, Baby Doll;
fourth. Fred 8. Time: 2:16 3-4; 2:14
3-4 2:15.
2:24 Pace-Ffrst. Bevo: second,
Robert Dillon; third. Thomas Direct;
fourth, Walkaway. Time: 2:19 IA;
2:19 Ia: 2:19 "a: 2:2o; 2:21.
Special SIS Mile Running-First,
Cap: second, Pretty Boy; third. Bill
ly b. Time 1:10.
One Mile Running (Pay every quar-
ter)-First. Joe Esh; second, HUI
zas; third. Huzzas; fourth. Christie
pher D.
5-s Mile Running-F1rst, New Brit
ton; second. volcanus; third. Marcel
la. Time: 1903 "a.
Special Farmers Race-First
Star; second. Nettie, third. Ted
Time: So seconds
The Lake County times., 1922-09-23

class. when Bibles and certificates
will be presented to the class. Rally
Day will be observed at $50 a. m.
at Sunday school.
Mrs. Elmer Burke was a charm
ing hostess Tuesday evening at her
home. 1921 Barring avenue. when the
entertained as relatives and friends
at a miscellaneous shower in honor
OF Miss Virginia Young. who on
Thursday Sept 2sth. Will become
the bride of Fred Caster.
The out-of-town guests were from
Dolton, Ill, South Deering. South
Chicago. Hammond and Indiana Har-
Dor. The prizes in the contests
which were a part of the evenings
activities were awarded to Mrs
Grass of this city and Mrs. Burke
of South Deering. Miss Young re-
ceived a large number of lovely gifts.
AS the evening drew to close the
hostess. assisted by her daughter
Mrs Hart. served a most tempting
two course lunch.
Mrs. Harry Judson, OF Gary. was
a guest yesterday Of her cousin
Mrs. q. B. Campbell on North OIL
cott avenue.
Rodger Callahan. eldest son Of Ma
yor and Mrs. Frank Callahan. who
has been quite sick with tonsilitis
and bronchitis. is reported little
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Selig, OF
Chicago. formerly of this city, will
be weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs
Robert Bruce Miller on North Bar
ing avenue
Mrs. r. Jackson of Hemlock street
very delightfully."- entertained at two
tables of hve hundred. Thursday
AFTERNOON. IN honor of Miss Dickin-
The Lake County times., 1922-09-23

bership. also IN many other ways
and look forward with greater hopes
for the future year
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Badeaux and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Apoll. the lat
ter a niece of Mrs. Badeau1. will en-
tertain the following East Chicago
people at a weeney roast this eve
ming at their camp at Liverpool
on Deep river: Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. B. williams. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Brown and daugh-
ter, Miss Mollie and Mrs. E. Spencer
her son Frank and daughter Fran
ces There will also be several
families from Chicago who are
campers at the camp.
Mrs. c. F. Smith of North Olcott
avenue, returned yesterday from De-
troit. Mich. where she spent the
past two weeks, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Fleming. former resi-
| dents of East Chicago. and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Dale Seanor. She reports a
| delightful trip. having motored into
] Canada and enjoying the big time
lic MdSolS AldO lll4o WcSh III LAY III :
| the cornerstone for their beautiful
new temple. and witnessing the big
parade of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
of I. o. Q. F.. which met there this
week
Announcements have been receiv-
ed by Reuben II. CARRIER and Mrs.
BERTHE Peters. librarian of the Indt-
ana Harbor library, of the marriage
of Clint CARRIER. son and brother re-
spectively. to Miss Edna Lundberg.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Luno-
berg of Milwaukee. on Sept 5th. The
groom was formerly connected with
The Lake County times., 1922-09-23

DR.. c. c. Robinson. school ply
sician of Indiana Harbor, was the
principal speaker, taking for his
topic. The Health of Our Boys and
Girls DR.. Robinson reviewed
briefly the trnnsition of medical
science from curative to a preven-
tative science. He described some
OF the preventable diseases. their
symptoms and the proper preventa-
tive measures. He spoke briefly
upon the dangers OF allowing bad
teeth and tonsils to go without the
proper attention and pointed out
that many diseases seemingly unre-
lated are really caused by the tox-
ms absorbed into the blood from
infected throats or liberated teeth.
Proper food was also discussed and
II was pointed out that the growth
and development. both physical and
mental, which is every child's right.
cannot continue If the correct nour-
ishment is not given.
Principal r. F. Robinson followed
DR.. Robinson and spoke briefly Of
the schools plan OF furnishing the
mid-morning ration OF milk and
crackers for the undernourished
children and suggested that the
Parent-Teacher's organization as an
organization should see that this
was made possible for every under
nourished child in the school.
The Association decided to follow
the state program and put on Ri
ley Pageant the second week in Oc-
toiber. the proceeds OF which are to
go to the Riley Hospital at Indian
apolis.
The president Mrs. Hoyles. an
nounced the following committees
for the ensping year.
BERSHIP-Nrs. Carrette. Is
chairman; Mr.. Sambrook, Miss Shea.
Mrs. Kennedy. Mrs. Struss, Mrs.
Kassens. Mrs. Ball. Mr.. kennedy.
PROGRAMMES. Ball. chairman;
Mr.. Shelly Miss Rodgers. Mrs jung
len, Mrs. J. D. Williams, Miss Ar
mold. Mr. Bevan.
ENT TAINN1ENT-Afrs. Turley.
chairman: Miss Steele, Miss Blair.
The Lake County times., 1922-09-23

STATE OF INDIANA. Sc
COUNTY OF LAKE
W. L. Spencer Secretary and Treasurer of the First Trust and
Savings Bank of East Chicago Indiana do somn that the above
statement i. true. W. L. SPENCER,
Subscribed before this 10Th day of September
1922 MARGARET B. UJSBY.
(SeaD Notary Public.
NV commission expires Feb. II. 1923.
The Lake County times., 1922-09-23
Creation Day

Tomorrow will be Creation Day
IN Indiana Harbor.
Ban Peter Zrinski lodge No. SO,
Will celebrate their tenth anniver-
sary More than ten different So
cieties in Lake county including the
people from East Chicago. Ham
mond. Gary and Chicago will partic
ipate in comm emorating the mem
ory OF Patron Ban Peter Zrinski, af-
ter whom the society was named.
The days program will be started
at noon tomorrow In the IIarbor Au-
ditorium theatre with speeches by
Supreme President Anton Gazdic. I.
F. Lupis Jukich and Peter Haralo-
vich. head of the local organization.
This will be followed by an auto
mobile parade through the streets
OF Indiana Harbor. A feast with a
diversity will occupy the evening.
The Lake County times., 1922-09-23
EAST CHICAGO
-AND-
THE HARBOR
Car Demolished

a sport model Nash automobile
driven by Roll Boner of the Denni-
son Hotel, at Indianapolis, was com
pletely demolished when it crashed
into the rear OF Citizens Ice wag-
on on Forsyth avenue near 141st
street, East Chicago. early this
morning.
Witnesses say that the car was
going at high rate OF speed and
headed in the some direction as the
wagon. in the same direction as the
hicle. AS It did the wheels of the
machine caught in the street car
tracks and by the way this right
of-way has not been improved) that
threw II towards the curb and into
the rear OF the wagon.
The machine while not q total
wreck. was damaged to an un-
tdentfble extent.
The Lake County times., 1922-09-23

Mr.. Turley Mr.. Parks, Mr.. Robinson
Mrs. Hush, Mr. Kassens.
REFRESHMENTS, for October
meeting-Mrs. Cotter. chairman
Mrs. Botel. Mrs. Romansky. Mrs i.
Forester, Mrs. Scofield. Mrs. Ger
main.
After the business session a most
excellent program was rendered.
Music, dancing and reading talent
of a class not often seen off Of the
professional stage had been secured
by the program committee and they
promise as good an entertainment
again for the October meeting.
The Lake County times., 1922-09-23
Bogus Checks

Further reports of beautiful
young lady, posing as a society but
terhy end boasting of having a
acquaintance in aristocratic circles rs
cashing bogus checks at business
places in Indiana Harbor. come to
the Harbor police from George Scrbas
proprietor of a grocery store at 1910
Carey street.
A check for $37 cashed by Scrbas
in payment for a bill of groceries
was returned from the Peoples Trust
and Savings Bank at Chicago. with
a notation mo account" The for
ged check was made out to Frank
Dugan and signed by Bernstein and
Sons.
The Lake County times., 1922-09-23

the firm of Dollas & eroer. and Il
now employed with the new steel
mill in Milwaukee as traffic manager
and purchasing agent. which place
the young people Will make their fu-
ture home.
Miss Jane B. Jones of North Bar
ing avenue, left this morning for
Sheffield. Ill, to attend the funeral
of her uncle. DR.. T. Sprague. She
will return home tomorrow evening.
Max Friedman and family Of the
Herod apartments. left last evening
for Benton Harbor. Mich. where
they will spend the week end.
The Lake County times., 1922-09-23
Team is Called

Preparatory to the East Chicago
Gopher's first game of the season.
October 1sc. managers of the team
have called session OF regular
practice tomorrow morning. Man
ager Pollock says to meet at the
old East Chicago baseball field on
Forsyth avenue by ten o'clock.
The Lake County times., 1922-09-23
Parent Teachers
Association Start Wear

The ParentTeacher's Association
of the Washington Elementary
School held its opening meeting of
the year at the school auditorium.
Thursday night at 500 p. m.
The Lake County times., 1922-09-23
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES

Christian Science Society of East
Chicago. Browns Hall. 612 Chi
cago avenue. Sunday services at
1o:45 a. m. Subject: Reality"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
Musical Numbers on Old
Carpenters Sane Aftord
Pleasure for Radio Fans

Radio station WBAQ at the 7. NJ.
G A. delivered a brOadcasting con-
cert last night under the auspices
Of the Ault Camera Shop and the
o. W. Schanner CO. Miss Goldie
Snyder sang a number OF solos to
her own piano accompaniment.
Among the selections rendered by
her were Sneak, Pick Me Up and
Lay Ne Down IN Dear Old Dixie
Land. and "Geei How Hate 10 Go
Home In the Dark!'
Wilbur Walton introduced a novel
ty in radio broadcasting by playing
a number Of solos on an old carpen-
tcrs saw. With this instrument, a
bow and a bit of rosin he played
with pleasing melody and sweetness.
"Old Pal, Why Don't You Answer
Ne" The End Of a Perfect Day,
and The Rosary were some Of his
selections.
Tonight the program will be under
the auspices OF the Gately Clothing
Co., the Ault Camera shop. and the
Quality Shoe Repair Co. 1t will in
Guide many popular dance numbers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

Have a good time!" laughed
Uncle Wlgglly. and the animal girls
did with their jumping ropes. The
bunny gentleman sat down on a soft
green messy stump to rest. and be-
fore he knew 1t. he had fallen fast
asleep.
All of a sudden. while the bunny
was sleeping, up snaked the bad
old Fuzzy Fox.
Now is my chance 20 nibble Uncle
Wiggilys ears!' said the Fox.
He was almost going 10 do this
when all of a sudden, the ANNA
girls saw him. Up they came. run
ming.
Let Uncle wisgily alone!" quack-
I'd Alice.
You can't make me-" snarled the
Fox.
i Yes. we cant" declared Susie.
HOWE" sneered the Fox.
With our jumping ropes" bleated
Mamie.
Pooh! I'm not afraid of little
thin grapevine jumping ropes!
barked the Fox. lie was leaning
over 20 nibble Uncle WiSgly. wnen
Susie rushed at him, crying:
Wei, maybe We can't stop you
with ONE jumping rope, but we car
with FOUR! Come on, girls. lei:
wind our four ropes. all at once
aroung the legs of the Fox and
;angle MIN up so he can't bite Uncle
Wigg1ly!"
And that's just what they did
Around and around the legs Of the
Fox they wohnd and twisted their
jumping ropes. until the bad animal
was so tangled up that he couldn't
move
"Ha! Now let's see you bite!
cried Lulu. Alice. susie and Mamie
And the Fox couldn't! He could
hardly crawl! And then Uncle Wig
/ gily awakened and. seeing what MAJ
happened, he hurried home with tn,
little animal girls leaving the Fox al
/ tied up with the grapevine Jumpius
ropes Aud il was night before th'
Fox could get loose.
Then Uncle Wiggily knawed mor'
vines for his little friends. and thcl
jumped salt, pepper. vinegar arc
mustard, and even show-chow- chilli
sauce, which is the fastest Of all.
And if the bottle Of milk doesn'
try to hide an the water pitche
where the cup of coffee can't find j.
/ to play tag. I'll tell you next abou
| Uncle Wiggily and the snake wood.
/ Copyright. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
SIMPLE WAY TO GET
RID OF BLACKREADS

There IS one simple. safe and sure
way that never fails 10 get rid OF black
heads. that s 20 dissolve them.
To do this get two ounces Of calOnite
powder from any drug store-sprinkle q
little on a hot, wet sp0nge-rub over
the blackheads briskly-wash the parts
aud you will be surprised how the black
heads have disappeared. Big blackheads.
little blackheads, no matter where they
are. simply dissolve and disappear. leav-
Ing the parts without any mark whatever.
Blackheads are simply a mixture OF dust
and dirt and secretiOns from the body
that form in the pores Of the skin-pinch-
ing and squeezing only cause irritation,
make large pores. and do not get them
out after they become hard The calonite
powder and the water simply dissolve
the blackheads so they wash right out.
leaving the pores free and clean and in
their natural condition. Anybody trOu-
bled with these unsightiy blsmishes
should certainly try this simple method.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

ena they are getting"
In 1917. with her death growing
near. DR.. Gilbert and his wife ar
ranged counters. gn. to be trans
mitted by her from beyond the
grave For tour years he waited.
but with no manifestation.
Then came Sir A. Conan Doyle
with his belief in spiritualism. De-
termineG 20 give all the opportunity
possible for indirect communication
OF the long looked for counters ign.
Dr. Gilbert posted $500. and issued
a plea and challenge 20 Doyle and
spirltual-stic mediums The response
was a heavy receipt OF letters rang
ing from I love YOU" 20 the some
W hat cryptic morphine a T. T.
G."-but not one. according u d..