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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-25

ty, Ind; DR.. T. A. Dickey, Middletown;
DR.. S. P. Carter West Manchester;
DR.. NJ. c. Sexton, Rushville, Ind; DR.
G. w. Flory. Eaton: DR.. H. E. Hagie,
Richmond, Ind; DR.. E. R. Churchill,
Richmond, Ind.
The district embraces several coun-
ties in eastern Indiana and southwest.
ern Ohio, including Preble county. The
association has membership of about
$50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-25

defeated in one of the greatest Repub-
ican landslides in the history of the
United States. The American people
dcisively repudiated their great war
time leader and his policies.
Lloyd George Carried On.
But somehow or other while his
peace conference colleagues were drop
ping from the pinnacles of their fame
10 oblivion, Lloyd George carried on.
crises came and went. His coali-
ton regime was threatened time and
again. But each time Lloyd George
emerged victorious.
The world came to look upon the
great little Welshman as the greatest
statesman of his time.
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Then came the Near East crisis. His
political enemies rallied and by great
effort mustered enough strength to
wreck the coalition government.
Lloyd George resigned and with him
went his ministry. He joined his col
leagues of the big Four" in compar
alive oblivion.
Will he come back where the others
have not? He is a fighter-perhaps
not of the type of Clemenceau but a
fighter nevertheless and it is just pos.
sible that the coming general cleo
lions in Britain may return him to
power.
Surely, the paths of glory lead but to
oblivion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-25
Jacksonburg Names Church
Officers For New Year

JACKsoNBURG. Ind. Oct %. =
Church officers for the year elected
here are as follows: Trustees, Joe
Brooks. John Walters. and Alonzo Hor-
mel; Elders, Sanford Ellison, Frank
Worl and Mrs. Lulu Lindley; deacons,
Aaron and Lawrence Lindley, Orville
Berg. Hugh Pagan, William Wilson,
John Kiser; treasurer, A. A. Lindley;
secretary, Mrs. Emma Daugherty.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-25
ORDINANCE IN GREENFIELD
ON MILK DISTRIBUTION

GREENFIELD, Ind, Oct. 25.-An
ordinance governing the production
and distribution of milk in Greenfield
has been passed by the city council.
The ordinance is patterned on the
one in force at Shelbyville. Erection
of a pasteurization plant and a cream
cry is being considered by Hancock
county dairymen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-25
Births

ECONOMY, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Buclner are the parents of daughter
BOSTON, Ind--Mr. and Mrs. Bal
lenger are the parents of a daughter.
ABINGDON, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene wager are the parents of a
daughter. Ruth Jean Mrs. Wager for
merly was a teacher at the Stevens
school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-25
STATE TO BUILD 20 MILES
OF HARD SURFACE HIGHWAY

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 25.-The stats
highway commission will open bids on
Nov. ! for $4,000 barrels of cement,
and on Nov. Is for the construction of
approximately 46 miles of hard sur
face pavement, which is a part of the
commissions 1928 building program,
John d. Williams, director of the de-
partment, announces.
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made last year. it is stated. No final
figures as to yields will be given out
until after the work is finished all
over the state, when gold, silver and
bronze medal winners Growers of Toe,
50 and IS bushel yields) will be an
nounced by the Purdue authorities.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Team
Downs Mitchell-Duncar

In four-ball match that was re-
plete with brilliant golf, Tommy Ar
mour and Cuthbert Butchart defeated
Abe Mitchell and George Duncan, the
famous British pres, over the double
course Of the Westchester- Biltmore
Country Club yesterday, i up.
The first eighteen holes were played
over the long west course in the fore
noon, and although Mitchell equaled
the record with 10 and his partner.
Duncan. was only two strokes worse,
they were only UP on their opponents.
neither one Of whom was better than
rs.
Rain almost upset the game in the
afternoon, but as many galleryites were
willing to trail along under umbrellas
the players went out again ON the
shorter and less difficult south course.
II was Armour who stood out as the
star of the afternoon, with his round
of 81 again touching record figures,
but the others were not far behind.
Duncan was credited with a go, Mitch
sll 10 and Hutchart III.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
Event
For Spa Title
Is Called Off
Running of Postponed 3-Yr.-
Old Championship Would
Interfere With Cup Race
BY w. ]. Macbeth

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, Aug.
27.-President Richard T. Wilson jr.
of the Saratoga Association, announced
this evening that the three-year- old
Special Championship race designed
to bring Bunting, Kai Sang, Pillory
and Whiskaway together at a mile
and a quarter and which was to have
been run yesterday had the track been
good, had been abandoned.
The proposed race was q sporting
horses having consented to run for a
trophy, in order to recompense the
crowd, which had gathered to see the
same horses measure strides in the
time-honored Travers Stake and which
was riddled with scratches because of
the muddy track. When the track was
heavy yesterday it was proposed to
have the Special run on Tuesday of
this week. This date, coming so close
to the Saratoga Cup, which is to be
run on Thursday, the closing day of
meeting, probably interfered with the
engagements of some of the colts men
toned for the Special, and to-night's
announcement followed
When the thoroughbreds return to
Belmont Park at the end of the week
native New Workers are very likely to
see better brand of racing than that
which obtained during the spring
meetings of the metropolitan circuit,
and for two good reasons
AS yet little form has been estab-
lished. Especially in the -year-old
division has there been wanton incon-
sistency. The Juveniles have been beat
ing one another in in-and-out perform
ances in such a manner as to leave
the championship question right where
it was before the present meeting be-
gan. Barring possibly Messenger, no
two-year-old or group Of two-year- olds
stand out above their company. And
Messenger has not raced enough as yet
to establish that exceptional class of
which he is susnected
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28

l1:5b-F. G. Newton, the Country Club. and
Dwight r. Meigs Merton Cricket
ls;oo-F. S. ssehens Oakley C. c.. and G.
L. Maxwell. Trenton C. c.
l2;eS-Robert Harris, ROYAL and Ancient,
and Francis ouimet. Woodland
l2ilo-J. 3. Rose Allegheny c. c.. and B.
,o.,. 4; stephenson, Winchester c. G.
i2:lo-J' j. Beadie, LaEerch c. c.. and
la;so-sherrill Sherman. Yahnundasis a.
e, and Frank II. Hoyt. Engineers
ls:s5-A. :; II. = Burlington. Fall River . =
a and Raymond J. DAILY Flossmoor
l2;so-cyril j. H Tolley. Royal and
NNasssas' Nassan q ana q Gardiner W. White.
i1:se-H, D. Rocks, Metacomet G. O. and
,o. y: r. Hale, Upper Montclair g. a q.
ia;eo-Phllip " S. Carter. shinnecock Hills
k lee q & and E. p. Allis Milwau-
i2;4S-Reginald NJ Lewis Greenwich C. G..
sais ana + Herbert r G. Skinner. Hins,
l2:ep-H D. Kenworthy, Metaoomet @. C..
and and 4 Henry B. Hepburn. Louis
iS;ee-Rirhard A.. Haight, Lido C. c., and
,.oo Herbert Jaques, the Country Club
i;ep-Hsnry J Topping. Greenwich G. c.,
pslier pad aeofge e rg r. Mckee. Mont
1:e5--J. Wood Plat. white Marsh Valley
Gor1.,,,;n y, -, and f. w. Dyer. Upper
MoulCIa1r IT, T..
1lo--Be. nard Darwin Reyal and An
eient, and James d. Standish jr..
-. Lochmoer Club. =
1;ls--s. NJ Newton, Virginia C. c., and
Club. tug country
1:2o--Alfred s. Bourne, Garden City q. G..
aand g. A. ormiston, Oakmont
1f25-J. NJ. Wells, East Liverpool G. C..
,.,a ana Z. A. Lyme. OakmontC. c.
1''"-rhliip l. Corson. Plymouth c. c.,
Hail.
1;ss-c. e., Van yleck tr., Garden city
g, trv G aa,aR and w G. Chick. the coun-
1:4o-charles II. Brown. Hudson River
g, c., and r.. A. Godchaux jr.,
,r New Orleans c. G.
land jr.. Onwentsia Club.
1;So-Wiltcn A. Whltcomb, Worcester
z. e. and Alex Bush. Louisville
l;5S-J. s. worthington, siwanoy C. c..
sn;a,.; ana John h,,, w Robb. Merton
2:oo-James @. Ward. Kansas City C. c.,
and and Alexander 4. Armour. West
, =, chester Biltmore G. G.
:; Z. ana ss,Sa' Ps4asr Na'u ". scheisfa, hhe%Dis
a:io-NeTInan Va11ar Il i Maxwell We whit white Marsh
ham, Greenwich G. c..
2;lb-John 3. Ryerson onwentsia Club.
ana n. n. Holland, Wee Rurn G. C..
2;30-H. II. VIII, Nassau G.. c., and r. w.
Palmer, Atlanta A C.
2:26-L. M. Lloyd. Greenwich c. c.. and
Abbott L. johnson. G. c., Munsie
2:so-Thomas D. Armour. Westchester- !
Isiitmore c. c., and H. c. Fownes
I'd, Oakmont G. C.
2:35--John a. Gammons, wannanoissett
@ c.. and John g. Anderson,
SfWenoy c. c.
2:4o-Josepn s. Burns, Albemarle G. C..
and W. J. Platt. White Marsh
Valley G. G..
2;15--W. n. Cady, Rrae Burn C. c., and
Albert M. Hoxie, Wolaston C. c..
S:eo-R. T. { Gorton, Rrae Burn G, G.. and
S;b6-Ashbel Green 5r., Misquamicut
q. c., and Carleton +. Wells,
Barten Hills c. C.
3io0-Lewis L. Bredin. Detroit c. o. and
w. w. Patten, Mohawk c. G.
s,o5-C. B. Grier, Canada, and E. Nor
timer Barnes, Piping Rock Club,
S:l0-G. n Turpin. Canada. and Clarence
Wolff, Sunset Hill c. C.
s:la--W. Scott, Canada, and A, Pollock
Boyd. Chattanooga C. G.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28

ne GENES OF fanily OF golfers, his
father being the professional at Deal,
where Willie at an early age acquired
the knack of the ancient game,
Hts record IN the last three years
has been unusually good, In 1920 at
Musrsield ne reached the last eight In
the British amateur. That same year
ne led all amateurs in the British
open at Deal In 1921 he won the
British amateur crown, and later in
the fall fought his way to the last
four in the amateur championship of
the United States. On his way to the
the semi-final plateau he eliminated
Bobby Jones, with the latter playing
extremely we'll.
This last spring he reached the last
four again in the British amateur,
where he was favored TO win,
Hunters game has two great quail
ties:
!. He has all the grim, unbroken
determination of Travers or n Travis.
His nerves are at their best in the
face of q hard, uphill match.
2. He has an extremely fine short
game, with q putting touch that no
one at Brookline will surpass. His
iron play is also extremely good, with
all the crisp, firm qualities of the star.
AS for his unbroken determination, in
his match against Bobby Jones at St
Louis, there were seven holes in the
morning where Hunter was further
away in 3 than Jones was in 2. Net
in each case Hunter got his half. And
in place of weakening under this bur-
den he had enough left in the after
noon to get II, with z at the long
thirteenth
Any man who can hit a fine iron
shot as Hunter does, who can stick
with You as Hunter sticks, and who
can putt as Hunter puts Is no man
to be taken lightly in any match.
Through his extreme steadiness, his
unlimited determination and his ex-
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28

AlVlSEOfi.
Dundee was a national figure in bex-
ing circles before Martin ever climbed
into ring and he is good enough now
to give FIVE pounds to his young chaI-
lenger and be favorite TO retain bis
title. Martin is known to carry a
dangerous punch and he believes that
he can knock Dundee Ont. II he can
he will perform a fest that has been
done bat once In string Of 365 ring
engagements, which stretch back to
1909 Willie Jackson is the only boxer
who enjoys the distinction of being In
the ring while referee counted ten
over the little Italian.
Dundee has been giving away weight
ever since he grew out of the feather
weight class, about eight years ago. He
did not carry enough poundage 70 be
regarded as full-Aedged lightweight,
but ne was quite a success in this class.
After proving himself a marvel sor
durability he has sprung another sur
prise by growing back" into feather
weight. For years he made 1870 pounds
and now is boxing again under 125.
Martin has undergone a careful
training at Summit, N. j., and appears
to be at his best. He will scale at 1870
pounds tonight, possibly a pound or
two under that mark, as he has de-
signs on the junior iightweight title
and he cannot winSit If he weighs
above 13o pounds.
Pete Hartley and Andy Thomas will
meet in twelve-round bout as che
semi-fnal A six-round bout and a
four-rounder will complete the card.
Dave Driscoll, matchmaker for the
Ebbets- McKeever Company, yesterday
announced the complete card for the
show at Ebbets Field tomorrow night,
when Harry Wills and Tut Jackson will
come together in the main bout. The
ten-round semi-fnal will bring to-
gether Jimmy Mars, of Long island
City, and Billy DeFoe, of st. Paul. Two
six-round bouts will show Sailor Mar
tin, of Staten Island, VS.. Jack Douglas,
of New York, and Willie Doyle, of
Greenpoint, VS.. frankie Pitcher, of
Brooklyn. Billy Boyle, of Brooklyn,
and Jack Ridge, of New Sork, will open
the show with four-r. I'D bout.
The Oakland A. A., of Jersey City,
will have mixed bout as the feature
tonight. The principals will be Irish
Johnny Curtin, of Jersey City, and
Danny Edwards, the negro boxer from
California. The bout is scheduled to
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
English Soccer Results

LONDON, Aug. 27. - Results of
league soccer football opening games
played yesterday follow:
The League. (frst, divisionl-I -I.iverpool
5, Arsenal Q; Aston Villa 2, Blackburn r..
Z; Chelsea I, Birmingham Preston n
wich Albion o; Tottenham II. /. Cardiff
City /; Newcastle U. g. Everton 0; Mid
ddleshoreugh, 2, Huddersheld T. 2; Sheffield
Sunderland o; Oldham L. Stokes 1.
=, Second diyision-Bury l. Hull City o:
cClapten Q, Barnsley /; Coventry g !, Motifs
y. 2. Crystal Palace l. Portvaie o. Full
ham, I; Rotterdam /, Wednesday 2;
South Shields o. Southampton Q; stockport
4, Leicester G. s. Westham |, Bradford
City 2; Wolverhampton o, Derby l.
Third division tnorthern sectionl-Ac-
erington S; 2 Darlington /; Bradford 6.
port i Grimsby Town 4, wrexham o; Hal
staybfiwea fa1 pawa & inasn %asa Famere Haraapod r
2; Wtgan Boro 6. Ashington l.
a. Third 4s division (soutnern sectionl--Ab ber-
9; Bristol G. 2. Rending /; Gili}neham 2,
Brentford o; Luton 9, Charlton q Millwali
Q, 2, Plymouth o. Newport Q, southend 2;
Park /. Watford 2 Swansea /, Northyr / !;
Swindon ?, Northampton 0,
sno3tiah Ra,th League tra,. first StvisionAber-
Celtic 2. Hamilton /; Faikirk o. Alloa o;
Hearts 2, Dundee 4; Kilniarnock 2. Ayr y.
S;,5d q MotherWell I y. q Rangers 4 Partiek Q;
Lanark o. Hbernians l.
Results of opening games in the
Rugby League follow:
Barrow S, Leigh 2s; Bradford N. 12,
Battiey 10: Broughton r. 8, Warrington
9; Dewsbury Z, Hull Kingston r. II; Hud-
dersheld 80, Keishley II; Hull s, Halifax O:
Hunslet 9, Bramley &; Rochdale H %,
Leads II; st, Helen's II. G, Oldham IL.
Wakeheie Z, swinton III Widnes II, st.
Featherstons r. 6.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
THE, ROUNDUP
By The Staff

"a HE Giants homeward after highly
eessfu tour which produced thirteen
appears to be certainty, certain as any
hhg can be IN baseball that series will be plve
e fo rounds The Cardinal
onhg about the Cubs inspire to-day have
eengame lead With thrtyfour penty
~ Tor at lead to be cut down. but there field that is
eapaoe OF such performance
ahe games at home where generally successful and further
nor he opposition in twenty of the hyour games will be furnished
the weak Eastern clubs they will be further
aheaa at the finish than they to-day
80 o ene Yankees their fight
iea Daet, ana 1T may continue
Whlch the Hugmen
carry on until the day before the
hey are better equipped to-day than in that stir
s s.fugge with the Indians of 1921 Of the worlds cham
pionshp title. = M ~ a'A-
Inc TACT that the Yankees have
oHered labor
ie was no handicap weeks
games on the other Another thing h e
ha hat the Hugmen have play with the
cup-Senators Red Sox
WY e more games with these Yankees have beaten e
eeyeh Times IN eighteen team of veor ago
w augnen 90 their best work
m showing odtme skill again and Bush and shawey
80. 80 good With things favor western
trip OF thirteen should terrors f ~ : '
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
! Hoonan IN Final Of National inks Invitation Golf
The Battle Of BrookIiae
BIZ Craniland Rice
No. 7.--N,iIiie /. Hunfar

The melee at Brookne quite likely Hunter
OF Deal England the championship
he wnseven old five weighing
pounds His thick sandy hair
edder glow and wien he
OF dynamite can blow him loose until the matc
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
Bouts Hereabouts
TONIGHT


New York VeIotlrome--Johany Dun
dee VS.. Pepper Martin 10 rounds.
Oakland A. A., Jersey City--Irish
johnny Curtin VS.. Danny Edwards, is
Freeport A. A.--Archie Walker va,
Sailor Joe Kelly, IL rounds.
New York a. C.--Amateur boxing
tournament.
TUESDAY
Ebbets E'ield--Harry Willis VS.. Tut
jackson, is rounds.
WEDNESDAY
Mitchell Field. Long IsIand--.Joey
Fox vs.. Sandy Taylor, IL rounds.
THURSDAY
Broadway T.. A.-Freddie Reese VS..
Nick Foley, IL rounds.
FRIDAY
Surf A. C.-Syiilie Herman VS.. Willie
Phieffer, I2 rounds.
Long Branch A. C.--Jirnmy Mars VS.
Red Munroe, i2 rounds.
SATURDAY
Commonwealth S. C.---Miakey Brown
VS.. Eddie James, IL rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
Veteran Dundee Stakes Junior
Title at VeI0drOme Tonight
Italian Ring Marvel VIII Give Away Five Pounds i'm
Battle With Pepper" Martin, but Is Favored
TO Retain Grown Despite This Disadvantage

Johnny Dundee active of ali the little
and the fsic marvel Of the batters
again tonight AT the New York Veodrome Dundee viii
lightweight title fifteen bout Vncsnt Pepper" Ma
former feaherwegh who ambitious
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
America's Tennis Prestige in Safe Hands

The lawn tennis climax with the nlavno of
aVls cup challenge matches
friday and the national singles rg at ta
antoWn Cricket Club September
hitting finale to what has been gna successful season
On the of the Davis appears that tho 1n;d
States teams that will challenging Australians have
ana should by wide
form Iden and Johnston already virtually as orr singles
payers should each defeat Patterson
the event Doubles
ing undoubtedly stronger in the paired game.
1t may be that the final round national doubles
snip tournament at ongWod
playinghrough champions and Wood will ea ~
Davis Cup committee of looking further defending
blnatlon victory by TIden auoa
the champions the this country since
is to be held solely for singles competition.
On the other hand
other combination
ana Wan would form the ideal team they
% m ana "a In any event. the United States look
with confidence to the result the
tennis prestige has been placed the keeping leading
o1 he world lde johnston Williams and Richards
will be "They not ~ S
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28

20 twelve rounds. Two months ago
Edwards gained the popular decision
over Curtin at this club and the home
batsier Is out TO even the score.
Johnny Dundee and Willie Jackson
are to meet again. Matchmaker Dave
Driscoll announeed iast night that hs
had signed the two for q bout at EhaaSs
Field on Wednesday,. September 6, IF.
teen rounds to q decision.
Wallace Wins at Forest HiEI
A. 3. Wallace, with a card of
82~-1a-6s, wen the Class A sweep
stakes at the Forest Hill, New Jersey,
Golf Club. Louis Kay. John Kane.
Thomas +. Cummings and X. L. Lloyd
tied for second. DR.. G. r. O'Crowlsy
was the winner in Glass y. with ee--
22--77, and DIR. II. c. Povey was seq
ond.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
los Amateur Golfers to Tee OFF
Saturday for National Title
Pairings Announced Yesterday by United States Golf
Association Show British Entrants Draw Promi-
nent Americans as Partners for Qualif ying Round

With about twenty post entries rckng
States Golf Association late hour the field
golf championship tee off next
Saturday the qualifying play over the links at
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
Results of opening games in the
Rugby League follow:
Saratoga Entries

FIRST RACE--Claiming rnaidens: three
year olas and upwsrd six furlongs,
sos Valenta ....s.. InlfGSSe Nntima .. los
= w. Heather ...., li55sT Jocase ...s.....,I ,IIo
Adelia s. ....s. lag
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28

New York State Boxing Commission has repeatedly that it
has no objection to mixed bouts which white fighters
matched but still the continue
complain that they can find no work for boys.
point that Danny Edwards behaved and
ceedngy efficient banamweg from Coast Danny
be able to get no matches this state although
regarded first class attraction
that his color peudes the possibility getting matches for him ON
this side of the Hudson TT
The Boxing Commission here not the case at all
and that the other hand official given quickly
match in which he might
ance with the code set up by the authorities
Certain persons who wish Edwards profession
have charged that while the Boxing
mixed bouts its understanding with
that none to be put this state.
Whethe TINS condition exists not but the
hghters get bouts with white boxers
definite by the such bouts will
permitted?
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28

golf club in the metropolitan district the
complaint caddes caddy system With few
exceptions this section considerable
trouble regarding addes And yet nobody club
bers themselves.
be effort the majority clubs to remedy
attempt to solve
many sheep left drift When member starts
golf he selects has assigned
will explain the round ended
iustw what the duties of caddy.
at all why the tauebt how
efficiently and quietly,
disciplined probably good thing ali m h
the kind uniform
the members of the will derive
fromt game
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28
.six-Meter Racing Committee Does Task We'll

HE Seawanhaka Cornthian Yacht Clubs selection committee
for the picking boats
meter yachts contest against the British month
Sound exercised wisdom when decided Geb Lsprt
and Clytie to the United States.
The elimination trials held off Oyster Bay last
that candidate
complaint heard connection with the final
the committee that had this difficult
the discarded boats accepted the verdict in a
in elimination
Island Sound this best
American team that went abroad last
of the English the first contest for
Last week she always the 6ghn for the
honors Throughout the LEpr Cye have been
sistent there
well.
Clytie while she USUALLY
the first three finish
out of the first division had argued
her skipper Harry B. Plant has
paed international The into consa
on and after weighing the matter carefully
Plant his chance That
youthful shippers who striving for recognition.
Lea sailed by Sherman Hoy undoubtedly be one Of the
formidable members of the
almost aptitude understanding racing He is
always dangerous and with unquonaby
certain make showing the
New-York tribune., 1922-08-28

The Oakland A. A., of Jersey City,
will have a mixed bout as the feature
tonight. The principals will be Irish
Johnny Curtin, of Jersey City, and
Danny Edwards, the negro boxer from
California. The bout is scheduled to