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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03

observed on the day of her re-
turn, I'm glad you aren't sleepy.
for there's something that I want
to toll you I wanted to over since
YOU came home, hut ! didn't know
how you would feel about H."
r'uy raised herself upon her pill
lows.
Tell me- she sald lis II
something about ~yoursclf?'
Laurel nodded rs she stepped
OCT of the shimmering gown and
slipped n k.mono over her Shout
ders.
II wouldn't for the world have
you think that | had been a de-
ceitful little cat and deliberately
set out TO take away f,om you
some one you cared for. while you
were sncrlficing yourself over IN
FrQnce. Her voice was worry low,
hut she raised her head a hit de-
family as she let down her rip
ping dark hair. but people can't
help changing sometimes; they
can't help the dictates OF their
heart"
"Whatever are you trying To toH
me, Lnurel?" demanded Fay
some one ! care for9' cannot
understand
ITS Harry" Laurel blurtod
out. when you misJudged his
motives so terribly you simply Kill
ed his affection for you. and you
may as well know L.. He ARyS
that you don't care either u
more: that YOU told him 20 flatly
at the beach yesterday morning
and | do hope for your sake. Fay
dear. that II IN true"
1T is Fay affirmed. ira for
gotten he was alive until o men,
toned him the other Gay You
don't moan to say that you-you
-"
Yes replied laurel slowly.
after you had gone Harry turur,
TO me for sympathy. ! I'D think
that you had treated him very
badly Something drew him T.
me and he saw at last that WI had
been meant for each other from
the very beginning.
She uttered this highly original
explanation in "A dren nv ccsintis
voice. ana Fay restrained Il mile
pm vcry glad" she Hiii sober
ly. Harry and ! " cared foi
each other, Laurel, dear; We onls
thought that we did. I hopc WIFI
all my heart that you win Ice hap
ny. Does Aunt Clara know o
this7'
NO. You see. nothing was set'
tied until you came back and Har
ry and ] could find out how yet
felt toward him Hc wanted tt
tell mother tonight. but "
couldn't get her alone to oursrlvei
Il minutci" Laurel giggied. Moth
or mus, have had a pleasant hour
The ra%tieraOns brought their eel
chrity with them. that Professor
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, who IL such
famous chemist ana who did auci
marvellous things during the war
and he pinned mother down fol
ages In a corner Of the library
She cent distress signals to me and
looked everywhere for Mr. Clay
ton Ia go TO her rescue. but h'
wasn't TO be found and he lct
without saying good night Fun
ny, wasn't ~"
Fay DID not reply. So this wa
the first result 81 that interview
on the porch! Trivial la ltsrli.
wns Significant Of the possible M
ficultina OF her situation la the 70
sure unless she could hnmejlat,iN
convince Clayton " The alWolut,
h~opalopsnera Of his cusc.
Laurel Nhivcrcd az rh1 rame &
Fay for n goodnight klss.
III " almost like autumn shi
observed ~ believe u ftofim !
rominu DO Vou think we had het
ter leave all tie Windows upci
like this7"
Confined IA eur Scu Issue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
Home Hints
uoCK CREAM

A very good substitute for
whipped oream can be made with
two egg whites. Onr cup OF pow
dered sugar and n large apple.
Crate the apple Into a bowl. adj
the sugar and egR whites and beat
until stiff and white.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
BUnIED sEwEIs rouNp

PARlS-Jewels, worth neariy
$4,000 were discovered re-
Gently by a gardener in = public
square near Port Lnuphiue. The
Jewels are believed 20 have been
buried by burglars seven years
ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
NoN.INITA,fMABIE

Flannel can be made non-in-
nammable II II is dipped into water
in which an ounce Of sal-am-
moniac or alum has been dissolved.
This must be done after washing
and rinsing the garment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
oNvENfENc

A metal top ON the Kitchen table
~ u great convenience. II Is easier
to clean than wood ana dough can
be rolled out on 1t without the use
OF the customary wooden beard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03

Next time you see a picture OF
King George Of England. look
closely and youH notice that he
wears his trousers with cienses
pressed along the sides instead Of
front and back.
Thus he pcrpetuates an old Gus
tom Time was when all mon
creased their trousers the same
way. Seems odd 20 us now. But
on" OF these days it1l be back In
fashion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03

only ~5.232.7G0 Americans paid
income tax on 1919 earnings. ac-
cordinR TO Uncle Sans final audit.
The average net income was
|S3724Ob, or about $3.50 a week
II requires considerable gullibil-
itv TO believe that only 5.332. $50
out OF some ~. 600. 900 "gainfully
employed" made that much dur
ing tho 1919 boom.
4 good many fish slip through
the net.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
a THOUGHT FOR TODAY

4 Jesus said anto them. Vet "a little while l. the
|lghi with YOU; walk while yc have the liriit. Ic-t
NnFk ness come upon yOu.-John ~ .35.
4 You have "A disngreeabie duty to do nj u
IA clock. DO not hlackon o and 10 aud al d, twccn
IFlth the color Of 70. DO tho work cf each and
Peep your reward In pence, 80 when the dreaded
Enoment In the future becomes the present. you
7hnil meet It walking In the iight-Gcorso
Macdonald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03

IOssIhIV NUu nr0 one Of The WOO
mo wbo bouyb n on.-pieoe serge
dress which ouenpd down the side
n n isn't worn out ana you'ro
lookiny Tor some wnv 10 bring It
I'M tn dnte have il cleaned and
tben Inv some c,nton rr.u. Of ID
h-nrmonizinp or contrasting tono
ma ma /, blng niece nhnuu els,h,
inches wide from mo nook 10 hem
line M IN, sid. where tbr gown
fastans Thts cascado off.rt n he
4 heads endiVe. picked beet. salt
and pepper. oil and vinegar, may
onnaise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03

Latest fad r. the watch with
two hour hands for railroad and
daylight saving time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03

The enquiry, knowledge, and belief
OF truth is the sovereign good of nu-
man nature. Bacon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
GOOD FRIDAY IN
CATHOLIC CHURCHES
2x1uMnfvs Observance OF tho nay with
Appropr1Ats Services

Coed Friday viii be obser'ed in al,
% Catholic churches today. The OBJ
sexvaticn OF tho three hours agony OF
Christ will be followed between Is
sheSsek noon and thres o'clock at every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
EASTER SERVICE
At st. JOHN :

Communion service will be observed
at St Johns Lutheran church on
Easter Sunday morning. at 1890
o'clock. The pastor. Rev. ". Il. U!fcrt
will TAX. as tho text Of his sCriptural
reading Matthew, 2Sth chapter. Ito
verse Tho program for tho morning Ger
vice Will be opened by an organ pre-
lude by Alard Doepken. followed by an
anthe mby tho choir Why Geek Ye The
Living Among tho Dead" Tho pastor
will then Offer an invocation. ConCre
gat.onal singing will be the next feat
ure OF the program, after which Rev.
Ulfert will Offer prayer. A German ad.
dress followed by choir anthem and
congregational singing. preceding the
do1ology will conclude the service. Dur
ms the service only German will 70
used.
The evening service will b In Eng
hsh. including Invocation and E!ble read
Ing. from the same lesson as read in tho
morning service. Invocation by the pas
tor. and prayer. by Rev. Schaer, tho
visiting pastor. Tho sacred anthem.
Tho Resurrection" with words by Shell
ley. will be sung by the choir followed
by the anthem % Joyful Sound by
Schlieder. and the anthem. Awake Thou
That Sleepest- by Stainer. Do1ology.
and an organ postlude by Mr.. Doepken.
will conclude tho service
This morning At 1850 o'clock a special
service will DO held during which com
munion will be administered. Tho same
service will be repeated tho following
Friday morning April 2lst at 1850
clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
CHURCHES COOPERATE
IN The 7. B. SURVEY
wcrt WI Be Called to Attention Of
Twenty Congregation EaStsr
sunday Morning.

Coorera ton OF tho priests and minis
ters Of twenty churches In tho Wheel
ing district has been asked by thu
workers Of tho tuberculosis survey. TO
which ready and generous support
has bean promised by every minister
approached. The support OF tho clergy
Will be given in every possible way ami
from many Of tho leading churches an
appeal will be made from tho pulpit
TO AL members OF the congregation to
assist In tho survey by submitting to
examination to expedite as much as
possible the work OF tho survey and
examination
In many churches nuIlctins relative
to tho work VIII 10 distributed among
tho congrcEa ton nj the doo- as they
leave on Sunday morning by tho ush-
ers Churches In which the bulletins
will not be DISTRIBUTED arc arranging
for troopr Of Roy and Girl Scouts dis
tribute them among the congregation
a. thoy leave.
A troop Of Bnv Scouts will pass tho
bulletins among members uf the con-
grcratIon OF 81. Joseph's cathedral as
thoy leave the church. Mrs. Il. W.
IIarriuon has volunteered tho assist
ancn OF ~ many Girl Scouts as can be
secured on short notice to aid in dis
tributinE literature Mt other churches
OIL Sunday morning.
The clinic Yesterday afternoon az tho
Ohio Valley General hospital was Wet
attended and many examinations were
! made ont OF which n large number
showed no symptoms or tho disease.
This afternoons clinic will 10 h"ld al
the odd Fellows hall between and 4
o'clock. conducted by nr i. r. Thorn
ton and Or e. NJ. Tru$chel.
Arrangements AFRO being made with
industrial crntcrs To cooperate in
VrouSinC interest IN Ciinicf. Dicht
hours TO 10 hold later for workerE, Co
cpsration Of tho Blue Tr!arglca OF the
7, W. C A. has also been solicited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

Caprice Tiennds
KREISLER- FRITZ uS7s) Vienna,
Austria
Fritz kre!sler Is known everywhere
rs ono OF the worlds greatest Violinists
but 1t Is not generally known that he Is
also a pianist OF nrst rank and a COM
poser OF many Interesting compositions.
Tho world owes krcislcr great debt
for the many interesting and beautiful
numbers which would have been nc
elected and forgotten had he not res
cued from obscurity and made them
popular Notable among these is the
well known Drorak "llumorcSQue'
which mas practically unknown until
Mr.. Kreisler played 1t on his programs.
The Caprice NiennoiS' is one of the
best known Of his own compositions for
violin. The slower movement has been
used As a slumbcr song Cradle Song
OF lsl5''--wIth splendid effect
The introduction Of the "Capr rice" Is q
piquant call TO the dance. Then n
dreamy strain - heard suggestive Of
Hungarian gypsics; during this theme
there Is glssand0 paSsa ga pldntiVe
glide from high TO low tone. The
melody now appears played in double
stops. soothing and Wa decided sway
ing movement. This breaks suddenly
into a brilliant dance theme. full OF
gaicty and life as contract te the
slowly moving rhythm Of the hrst
theme. Then after repetition OF the
short introduction the composition ends
with the lovely first melody.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
DELEGATES CHOSEN
IN U,P, PRESByTERY
FINE REPORTS IN ALL DEPART
MENrS MADE IN SESSION
At MARTINS PERRY
Ftrst Church, wheeling, and High bag
to Sond Elders TO Cambridge
In May

Tho Wheeling presbvtcry a. the
United Presbyterian church met IN
Martins Ferry Yesterday. Rev. IL Nj
M~rrackcn. oc West Alexander. pre-
sided a. moderator. and DR.. w. J.
Grimes rs clerk
delegates 10 the next general assem-
h,v. viii n meets in May IN Cambridge
ohio, we're appointed. DR.. ". J. Grimes
and pr. Chas. Gilmore Will represent
tho ministers while tho sessions F1rsS
church. Wheeling. and High Ridge VIII
send elders.
Tho 7resbytery heard splendid reports
! from tho financial agent A. $. Hare ano
: the new world movement treasurer. D.
I n. DUBOIS Mr. Hare reported the
! pledge 20 missions was moro than paid.
More money was given to missions this
year. which closed March 81. than In
IN. rea- preceding. Mr.. Dubois re-
: ported tina. the Hrcsbytcrv had paid
! s5j,5sIno in less than two years OF the
, new world movement.
! The general assembly was memorial
| iz.d TO give the Jew = place IN the
eyarsclIstica, work OF the church.
Other great denominations have placed
! in their program the work among the
Jews.
DR.. J. ". Beckett. O. Roneys Point
reported as superintendent OF missions
Of tho presbytcry. n his report no
stated that several Rihle schools were
| In oreration. thu work being done by
| members OF the churches In these new
schools. Indian Run mission Is Under
| rho caro- Of the Bcllaire congregation:
! Coon Island under the caro- OF West
| Alcra nder; Calvert Mine No. ; and VAL
| lev Grove under the care or the Enneys
| ro,nt church. Miss Louise Eullard Is
the erhcient superintendent OF Calvert
! Nine No. 3. A worker IS 70 ee secured
for tho now organization at Valley
| Grove.
Application for aid from homo mis-
sion hoard was granted for Mound sville,
and tbs home board will he asked for
$500 90 for special work In tho presby-
terry.
! Dr. W. J. Grinca' reported on the VA
cancies IN the Treshytcrv. He stated
| that Fa!rpn'nt and T-nlNntown arc ready
! 10 max. a call for Mr.. Dwight Gillespie
vino graduates from Pittsburgh seminary
I In May
Mr.. A. s Hare WAS nominated for
! the office Of fnanriai agent: Rev. II. p.
| Cooke for SahOnat tn school secretary;
Rev. H. c. Thompson for young people'a
WORK. and Dr. ]. w. Beckett for super
! lntendcnt OF missions.
Tho next meeting OF .he preanytery
Will be held in Harr!svtlle. Ohio. In
! September.
| splendid conference WAS held In tho
afternoon session on the nov world
| movement OF the church. DR.. ChaH. Gil-
moro, or Sadiz. presided and addresses
were made by Revs. Ira l,eeper. John
! Eaukin and r. ". Mansfield. They spoko
| on what Is the new world movement
doing with the money subscribed. what
place has prayer in tho movement and
| life enlistment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
Wheeling Public Schools
Music Memory Contest

cana (Rustlc Chivalry). Is tho Story u
a Slcilian peasant. "rurlddu,' VINO re-
turning from tho war. finds MS sHe
heart. Lola" has married ano'ho' :
"Aiho" "Turiddu" tries 10 lor6I
Lola" but cannot. courts San'u~-a,
but attracts again TO "l~o.a Is cha,
lensed to a duel by Aldo" ana 'nf'''
du" Is killed.
The action Of tho entire story taxes
place on Al Easter morning.
The populacc swarm across the square
into the church. While the service IS
in progress. the story is enacted.
Tho lovely lntcrmczco comes as 70
lief after the stormy and passionate
first scene. The curtain does not I"''
during the playing OF Thu nump'r put
the peaceful harmony and lovely HA'"-
ground gives the nearer the impression
OF lapse of time. 1t is tnuc-pi''u'e
Of exquisite colorinS and tho nnAlper
IS in no small measure rc%pon:iH.c LOT
the success OF the opera
Sacred words haze been written 10
this composition and 1t is known EoG1Iy
as -Aye Maria
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

Special. Buy your chocolate Easter
Dummies AZ bargain Supanor Rahory.
400 8aYksA ap h-A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

church with short sermons By the
Clergy and stations OF the Way OF the
Cross. At tho cathedral tho tennebras
will he observed in the evening at T:3o
O'Clock At St Alphonsus' church the
evening service will include the ton
nebraa
Al the morning service tho pre-sancu-
t!ed MAJ will be held at o'clock al 81
Aphonsus church. The Saturday morn
Ing service will include the blessing OF
the eaptismal water. the past oral can
de. On Saturday evening Al f:SV
O'clock the solemn resurrection service
will be observed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

CRvattna
RAFF. JOSEPH JOACHIM QS::-lSS)
lAkcn. Zurich.
Raff was almost entirely self taught
and his carly life was filled with hard
ships. Ho became. however. Ieaoin6
musician and teacher. and wrote some
two hundred and thirty COMPOSITIONS.
His "Cavatina" is ono Of the best loNeo
and has given much Joy because OF US
sheer beauty Of melody. 1t is an excel
lent example of the Cavatind. short
flowing melody, sonG-likc in character.
The haunting. throbh!nG melody is
plaved first on the C string Of the violin
woth full singing quality. Then the
same melody Is repeated IN octave high
er. this time with beautiful douoie-stop-
ping It's simplicity and sincerity
sing" this number into the very soul OF
the nearer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

In an interview yesterday. Supcrin-
tendent G.. W. Cory Of the Union Mis-
sion said: II want TO urge every voter
In Wheeling, and especially the women
OF the city, to support the bond issue
tn the coming election next Thursday
When | think Of the thousands OF little
helpless children who are forced TO
drink the filthy water we ha'e and TO
hathe In II II makes my, heart ache
for humanity. It's a disgrace. nothing
c!se, that an Intelligent people should
be forced to put up with such sond'-
tions. My work reaching through out
relief for families, and social work
department into every part OF Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

CEMETERY VASES, made
of heavy tin, painted
green, cone shape, VITA
long, pointed end, for
driving into the earth. Sc
each; three for 25c.
PAIRING KNIVES, Univcr-
sal brand, stainless steel
blade. in assorted shapes,
special at gle.
CAKE MOULD SETS,
evan Vensen" make, Of
heavy tin; set consists of
one deep tube cake and
two layer cake pans, one
measuring cup, one mix
ing spoon, and book of
recipes; special at $l.35 d
set.
CARPET BROOMs, made
Of selected broom corn.
wit h smooth, painted
handle; full size; special
at 47c each. Limit of one
to a customer.
RECTOR & GAMBT.T
LAUN DRY SOAPS.
choice of P. & G. White
Naphtha and Star brand,
100 bars to the box at
$4.79 q box.
DUST PANS, made Of
heavy tin, black japan
ned, with steel edge. Spe-
cial at 19c.
BOTTLE CAPS, made Of
heavy lacquercd tin, with
best quality cork filler;
special at 23c a gross.
WALL BRUSHES of lambs
wool, with six-foot ham
die to reach ceilings, spc-
cial at &c.
one @ fnomAS-MArfst St Floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
Easter Is One Day in 365-Here Are
Household Needs for
Every Day at
Special Prices
ar These Prices on Friday Only

ar lHSSS IJNS UH 'tOoJ
CARPET BEATERS, made
Of three strands of heavy
gauge galvanized wire,
with metal hand grip
10c.
ALUMINIUM WARE, an
assortment that includes
choice Of two styles OF
percolators, double boil
er. preserving kettle, dou-
BILE rooster, and pieces Of
such Importance; choice
at $1.09 each.
SCREEN ENAMEL, black,
for painting screen doors
and windows and all out
side metal work; half
pint cans, zoe; pint cans,
35c.
EN- A Ell WARE COM
BINATION, consisting CT
new style sink strainer,
and large size wash basin
Aladdin brand; both tor
soc. All white enamel.
SCREEN WIRE CLOTH Of
best quality, black cnsm-
elcd; all sizes from "A to
SO inches, at &c a running
foot
TOILET PAPER, Waldorf
brand, q soft paper 0f
good quality; $50 sheets
to the roll; special at ID
rolls for Toe.
FLOOR WANING OUT
FIT, johnson weighted
brush and pound can OF
wax; special at $2.79.
SAM = FLUSH for closet
bowls; quick, easy and
sanitary; special at 21c.
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
CORY. DF THE UNION MISSION,
URGES VOTES FOR PURE WA TER

gives me An opportunity 10 appreciate
the Importance OF supply OF pure water
most especially TO families who, through
lack OF means must depend upon tho
city water supply
"A plan for providing water supply
for this kind through the building by
the city Of suitable filtration system
has been submitted and special bond
election will! be held next wcek-ne1t
Thursday. April 90. for the purpose Of
securing. by the vote Of the people, the
necessary funds to carry out this work.
1T beh ooves every man and woman 70
get behind this issue and lend their aid
to make II q certain fact"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
HEIPED HER MOTHER WONDER
FULLY

In these days OF FLU" coughs. colds,
Group and whoorinS cough. IL Is well -
know that every year there arc used
more bottles ~ Foley's Honey and Tar
than OF any other cough medicine. Mira
&. l.. Hunt. SIS W. sth St. Cincinnati.
Ohio. writes: 'To'cy's Honey and Tar
relieved me Of hacking cough. tickling
in tho throat. whcezirr and pains In the
chest II 10 helping my mother wonder
fully" That's whv druggists recon-
mend Folcr's Sold Nve-vwhnre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
Caro- Nome. (See ''Rigoletto.D

Caro- Nome. (See "NEoIeIt".D
Cavalleria usticana--IntCrmczz
MASt:AGNI. PIETTEO lS6S) b Lc6horn,
Italy.
II Is 10 this opera that Mascagni owes
his success as a composer since none OF
his earlier works met with popularity
Because OF the ShortncSs or the opera II
has been linked frequently With Leon
cavallo's short opera "PaGliaccT' and
now the two arc almost always heard
on the same bill. 'Cavallsria RusG-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
Parking Restrictions
Are Now Modified!
rs Altered, The Ordinance Fayors All
Shoppers
Shoppers

Stone G. Thomas helping spread the news!
Motorists permitted leave their at the curb
for long so minutes that they have the ben
eft Of their while shopping.
With "al day. parking still prohibited within the congst
ed district this leaves the streets free for the purposes for
which they intended.
You can park reasonable length of time and also
will be able to so up to the curb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
Household Linens
Specially Priced, Friday

2IIEACHED SHEETS, Six
80 inches, seamless, torn
and hemmed; of smooth,
even weave muslin; Iron
City and Mohawk brand;
special at $1.45 each.
PILLOW CASES, Mohawk
brand, 42x36 inches, Spe-
cial at 33c cach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

TURKISH TOWELS, 20133
inches, a plain white towel
Of good weight for l9c.
II u c. TOWELS, 1S136
inches; extra esvy
weight; blue and red Dor
ders; special at 22c.
-stons q ThomAs-Sscond Floor