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LOCA CHUJRG HEsS

ftl1e Monongah Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South. with r. C.
Mason, superintendent, in charge.
Epworth League viii. meetat 7:3O
p. M, and the Rev. T. j. SHopsen
will preach at 8 o'clock.
Church OF Christ
There will be aIl-day services
and a basket dinner for the con-
gregation of the Church of Christ,
beginning at 1880 Sunday morn
ing. Services will be held IN the
tent at Fairfax and Marion
streets. The sermon for the
Afternoon service. which starts at
$3.50. will be, "The Work of the
Holy Spirit in the Salvation OF
Men, In: case of stormy weather.
the services will be held at the
church house.
First Baptist
Miss Esther Keppler will be IN
charge of the morning services at
the First Baptist Church. Sunday
school will be held at $780, The
Rev. WI. Eddy, the pastor, will
preach a sermon on the subject,
"Both Are in the Track at the
Same Time,t at 10:30-
Christian Science
The Christian Science Society OF
Fairmont, a branch of the Mother
Church, the First Church OF
Christ, Scientist. in Boston, Mass.
will hold services in the Masonic
Temple at IL o'clock on Sunday.
First Methodist Episcopal
At the First Methodist Ep1sco-
pal Church. Fairmont- avenue and
Fourth street. of which DR.. Claude
II. King is pastor, Sunday school
will be held at $50 a. M, with G.
w. Evans in charge. The Royal
Road will be the. subject of the
sermon at the public worship at
1O:45. The regular evening
preaching service will be held at
the church camp from until
O'Clock. Campfire service Will be
held at the camp from until
O'Clock for the young people.
Prayer service will be held on
wednesday evening. at 1880 In the
| Sunday school room of the church:
There will also be a meeting OF
the Girl Scouts on THURSDAY at 4
p. m. in the church. The EPworth
League will be entertained by MT.
and Mrs. Clyde Polling at O'CLOCK
Thursday evening g. their h ONE IN
Edgemont.
Fleming Memorial
Sabbath school will be held at
$40 tomorrow morning at the
Fleming Memorial Church, OF
which the Rev. E. M. Moser is
pastor. Communion service and
the morning sermon will be at
1890. Christian Endeayor and
Junior Endeavor meetings will be
held at p. m. The pastors last
sermon before leaving On his
vacation will be delivered at p.
United Brethren
Sunday school will be held at
e.45 m. at the United Brethren
Church, East Side. of which w: G.
Ware is pastor The !. Pastor ssa m will ds.
worship at 1O:45. The Junior and
senior Christian Endeavor socie.
ties will meet at Z O'Clock. There
will be evening worship and a ser
mon by the Rev. J. r. Pr1chard,
district superintendent at p m :
The last quarterly conference for
the year will be held on Monday at
r
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Sunday Church Services.

n
The following services will be
held in the Highland Avenue NJ E.
Church tomorrow: Sunday school
at $50, John G. Hupp, superintend.
emit. Owing to Rev. T. G.. Mere
dith being on vacation there will
be no morning sermon. Epworth
Leageu at 200 p. m. The Denham
group from the Billy Sunday Bust
ness Mems Club will have charge
OF the service following the Ep-
worth League. If weather condI-
lions are suitable the; evening SER
vices will be held on the church
lawn.
Picnic Postponed.
The picnic which was to have
been given for the members OF the
Willing Workers Sunday School
Class, by their teacher, Mrs. Harry
Shaferman on yesterday afternoon
has been postponed until some
time next week.
Pleasant Outing.
A number of the young people of
BelIview composed a party who
motored to- the Worthington bath
ing beach On Thursday evening
where they enjoyed swimming for
time after which they built
camp fire and proceeded to prepare
a supper of weinerS and other edi-
bles. Among those present were
the Misses Ola Cunningham, Hes
ter Stuckey, Lois Rutherford, A1va-
Accord, Mary Accord, Thelma Roy.
Genev1eve Fletcher. Messrs. Robert
Putnam, Alfred Putnam, Adrian
Robinson, Gay Wilson, Clarence
Layman, George. Yates, Vernon
parker Kenneth Parker. and David
Fleming. Mrs S. w. Rutherford
and Mrs. R.sW, Putnam chaperoned
the party.
Cabinet Meeting.
The members OF the Epworth
League held a cabinet meeting at
the Highland Avenue M. E. Church
on last evening A good attendance
of the officers were present, and
plans and programs for next
months work were discussed
Patient Improving.
Harold Parker. son of Mrs. Rose
Parker-of Pennsylvania avenue
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Will ia q Afternoon IN the
EMonumentaIsG hurchag grove
Sunday.
n The annual reunion OF The Hide.
brand family win be held in Wor-
cester Park,Snea lOpekiska.
5s. MI. and Mrs. III. Thomas will
entertain the choir Of the Metho-
dist Protestant Temple at Fern
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Luncheon Today

W Mrs Carroll Turner and Mrs.
en tna;ted Nth nth
oheon lodSy at the home Of the
latter p Benoni avenue to honor
Mrs. 0hude w. Downs of Con-
Sneusvie, Pa, and, Mrs. Henry
Faust bf Oil City, Pa Garden
Z flower! in profusion were attrac-
lively lsed in the decorations and
an slejant menu was served.
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CLIFFS their homo IN Iygass
Valley Riyer:

washingtonsmonu cost
300. 900
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To Newt York.

ssss% V vi II y New York.
l Miss Jane Montgomery Is, leaving
tomorrow for New4sY ork where she
will purchase stock for the WON
EMS ready to wear department OF
55Hartley's. She will be Joined there
eatlysnext week by J. NJ. Hartley,
thes6enior member of the firm and
issEMary Byrne- the latter Of the
ready to wear, department Of the
store. q
!85s !sss Have GUST is;
IAN Ir. and Mrs F'ranR Haas have
as their guest, at their home In Be
tnoni avenue the formers sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Haas Riser OF
1Sawtelle. Cal. Mrs. Riser. resided
n Il, city for few years.
To PhiIippi.
Large number OF local people
XII go to Philippi next week where
@AeyH will attend the Baptist Young
stfopie.s Summer Assent bly, to be
hid at Broaddus College. Among
! !Msei who will go Monday are MRS.
Z EARfa Clelland and daughters, the
Is Mtssfs Martha and Irene, Miss
.SOl1NS Snider, Miss Ruth Ecdy and
miss katherine Moore.
Evening Bridge
Mrs-6Ira I. Weaver and Mrs.
iSEfrff McCray were hostesses last
efning at the home of the former
18TH West End, at bridge party
ssof Charming appoin tments. to
sEhhor Mrs! Clyde w. Downs of
Chm e1lsville, who is the guest of
saand Mrs. E. T. Kelley at tn cir
ssgh1n4ef on Coleman avenue. The
ssan ttor of the house was lavisflly
sdecFated with garden flowers and
@eigH tables were used in playing g
brige. Refreshm ents were serv-
sed During the evening. Out of
toN guests present were Mrs.
HEY Faust of Oil City. Pa, the
ssgust of Mrs. Glenn Hamilton,
MIR: p. e: Murphy OF Baltimore,
@theguest of Mrs. Floyd Patton.
sssMr; j.. S. Maloy of Shinnston the
gust of Mrs. Weaver and Miss
BeMai Orr of Clarksburg, the
guat if Mrs. McCray.
4Is5 S~i
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Guests Here

M. and Mrs. John NJ. Wolfe
and little daughter Mary Virginia
ofEPhilade lprlia are guests of Mrs
Votes parents. Judge and Mrs
81. aS.Haymond at Shadyside. Jack
wolfe issthe guest of his grand
mother III the East at this time.
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London Ihas 22sdsaI snswspapsEs.

Soap is first q mssntionsd Plins:
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Club Entertained
Entertained club

~ mrs. Carl Shimmel entertained
8infdmally at her home on CASTOR
avenue yesterday afternoon. Sew
HinEwas the diversion of the after
fapn and refreshments were sery-
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Legion to Dance
For Mrs. Watkins

Va AVA w StIkk111S
"A reunion of the r. F. Hughes
family was held at the residence
of Paul Hughes Watkins at Wat
son Sunday. the event having been
arranged to celebrate the birthday
anniversary of Mr.iWatson. The
affair was arranged as surprise
and proved to be most enjoyable.
All the members of the family
were present with the exception OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Watkins and
Miss Ruth Watkins who are in Los
Cal. A bountiful dinner
was served and the following were
present: Il
Mrs. A. J. Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. p H.
Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Wat
kins, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nc
.Allister, the Misses Susan Hughes,
Jessie Hughes, Olga Hayhurst,
Hilda Hughes. Edith Watkins,
3Gae Hughes, Master Roland F..
Hughes and Paul H. Watkins, Jr.
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From Camp.

Miss Lucille Hall daughter 81
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hall of this
city and Miss Elizabeth Jackson
daughter of Mrs. J. w. Jackson OF
New Philadelphia, Ohio, returned
here yesterday from Paoi, Pa
where they had been at Camp Gil
fllanS girls camp in the noun
tains. Miss jackson will remain
in here for a visit with her grand
mother, Mrs. Margaret Mont
gomery before returning home.
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Home Coming

Bishop Weekley Of the United
nth An Church will be "a guest
a. ths annual reunion and home
coninf. of the Borgess. family
which Will be held at the Boggess
Grove August 49, The annual reun-
i'm OF the Observation-Disclosures
families will be held
at the same grove on August u
Major Medley viii give the princt-
paI address at this reunion.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10
A CALAMITY AVOIDED

Mrs. Housewife (peevishly) 81 told
you to go around to McCune's last
Sat. and get one of those mattresses
he had on sale. "
Hubby (hesitatingly) "Well, dear
T -.
Mrs. Housewife-''Y Yes, make some
excuse now. l saw the one Mrs
Neighbor got and it certainly was 8
bargain at $5.95.
Hubby-(brightly) "Why, dear,
did order one. / III go around and see
why it wasn't delivered"
And then hewent down and bought
one for $1,000.
Whether you buy or not, it pays t.
investigate these McCune Saturday
Specials. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10
7RUSTEES' PROGRAM

The big event in shool affairs for the
week viii be the trustees meeting to
De held tomorrow at El Centre high
school. Beside the trustees of rural
schools, and elementary schools of the
cities, district and high school super
intendents and principals will be pres
ent to participate in the program. The
session will open at 9:30 a. m. with the
following program:
Music, Eastside school, FL Centre
health development in schools, A. P.
Shibley; vocal solo, Mrs. Barnes; ad-
dress, preparing the budget, Superin-
tendent Mark Keppel; discussion.
AfternoOn-Music, G. U. H. S. or
chestra; observations, Mrs. A. w. Swan
son, supervisor of attendance; address,
Employment of Teachers, Prof. w. l..
Nido, San Diego state teachers college
Constructive VS.. Destructive Economy,
Dale Cooper, high school trustee, Holt
vile.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
AT MRS. BOWMAN'S

The Missionary society of State street
Christian church met yesterday with
Mrs. Nancy Bowman at her home on
State street, with good representation
of the membership present. The pro-
gram was given in full with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Porter Wade, as leader.
The last meeting of the season will
be held at the home of Mrs. Earl Trey
on the second Tuesday of June at which
time officers for next year will be
elected and business of the fiscal year
closed up.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10
Meet Meat Steve's. Adv.

Rooms Satisfactory-Mrs. Yonge and
Miss Decker have spent two days in
specting rooms furnished under the
home furnishing project this winter. The
work has been found satisfactory and
pleasing. Those whose rooms were in
spected the Vera Abrams, William
Anderson and Mary Oakley, Eastside
Center; Louise lockwood and Irene
BOgue, Mt. Signal; Vivian Moffatt,
McCabe. William Anderson has a
model boys room.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10
CANDIDATES. ACCEPT

One of the features at the May con
ference session of the County Delega-
ton Of Clubs Saturday, will be the ap-
pearance on the platform of all who
have announced themselves as candi-
dates in the August primary for county
offices Those formally announced have
been asked in person to speak, but if
any have been missed who contemplate
running for public office, they are to
consider themselves invited, it is stated
All are asked to be present at the con
vention at II q. m when this feature
will begin, and to plan to, take luncheon
with the club women at the civic cen
ter afterwards.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10
INVITATIONS TO
COM M MENCEMENT

EI CentrO friends OF the c. n. Perrys
have received invitations to attend the
commencement exercises at Mills Col
lege this week. Miss Winifred, daughf
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry, is finishing
her course and will receive her diploma
from the institution. Her special con-
tribution to the exercises will be an
organ recital to precede the baccalaur.
cate sermon On Sunday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10
PIANIST AT CONCERT

Miss Rose Gallagher Of Calexico, was
the talented accomplish at the Marie
Jenkins concert Monday evening. Her
playing is praised by everyone taking
part in the program and it was also ap-
preciated by the audience. Miss Gala
CHER made several trips to Ell Centre
from Calexico to practice with those on
the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10
VALENTINO TO WED

SAN FRANCISCO, May IO.--SaA
Francisco friends of Miss Winifred
Hudnut of New York said they had re-
ceived word of her engagement to RuI
dolph Valentino, movie star.
Miss Hudnut is known on the stage
as Natacha Rambova. She is art dii
rector for Nine. Nazimova. Her father
is New York perfumer,
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10
EWS BRIEFS
FROM CITY AND COUNTY

| Open Meeting Tonight-The Rotary
club will hold an open meeting tonight
at the high school auditorium at
O'Clock to which the public is invited.
Harry f. Atwood, who has national
reputation as a speaker, will deliver an
address on American Ideals. There is
no admission charge and large crowd
expected.
| DR.. Harry Hooper dental office will
close for the summer beginning June
| 1st. adv.
Notice to Elks--A chicken dinner will
be served previous to the regular meet
ing tomorrow night, Thursday, May II,
at the club rooms and all Elks are in
vited to be present, in fact "Shorty'
commands them to be there.
Hear Frank Thompson Sing at Moth
ers program, Men s Bible Class. adv.
Marriage Licenses-Three marriage
licenses were granted by Major Cook,
county clerk, Tuesday. Rex Day, %,
md Effie NJ. Heavener, 1S, both of
Calexico; Martin Nicarais, 80, and
Thera Dickerson, 18, both of Brawley;
Harold b. Yeager, 81, and Helen Leach
baum, IS, both of Los Angeles.
Cantaloupes Hurt--Cantaloupe growth
has been checked and in many in
stances blossoms have been blown from
vines, it is reported to the horticul
tural commission office today. The sea-
sons yield will be materially dimin-
ished in cases where blossoms have been
blighted.
Ninety Days-Robert Knott, II, plead
guilty to a charge of petty larceny in
Justice Mayfield's s court Tuesday and
was given sentence of 80 days in the
county Jail. He was arrested at Holt
vile Saturday for stealing a suit Of
clothes.
Police Court News-Chas. G. Rogers
plead guilty to charge of speeding
% miles an hour on South Fourth street
before Judge Thompson this morning
in the Ell Centre police court. He was
fined So. c. A. Kitching was fined So
for q similar offense William Smith,
Joe Rodriguez and Cyrus Torrance, were
picked up yesterday by Assistant Chief
Slaughter charged with vagrancy.
Had Gay Time-N. H. Watkins of I'm
perial had gay time at Mexicali Mon
day on $25 borrowed from friend.
Watkins was given the money as part
payment on an automobile, it, is stated,
and travelled across the line. He is
charged with getting money under false
pretenses and is in the county jail.
Accident Hearing-The case of II. II.
Newberry and Harry Maloney against
the state highway commission came up
at a hearing of the Industrial accident
commission at the city hall this morn
ing, II. j. Bischoff of San Dieg, sitting
as referee. The. two men were in the
employ of the commission on a road
construction project at Mountain
Spring in San Diego county and were
injured in an auto accident. The ques-
tiOn of whether the men were in the
employ of the commission at the time
of the accident was raised by the de-
fendant s counsel. Evidence will be
sent to Accident Commission at San
Francisco for decision.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10
a ASSESSMENT COMING IN

uA'''piho'p.uIbANi CCAhi.N i4N
THE assessment for the clubhouse
voted at the last meeting of the Ten
Thousand club is coming in nicely, it is
said, but there eistill IA good many
who have acssrespoha etkt n 4%eis~Acpet
that every member will give the matter
immediate attention and remit or pay
in person to the secretary, Mrs. Wilbur
Randall. 1t is suggested that a mem
her bringing in a new member will have
paid her assessment most acceptably.
The new member will have her dues
paid for next year and will have the
advantage of having her name listed
i'll the next year book.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10

FOR RENT-80 acres good pasture.
for the summer, will carry $50 head
stock. Inquire j. w. Ritzman.' Near
Silsbee, Cal. ,10t4.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10

Trifolium School District-Saturday
May 7, was the date set by law for the
organization of school boards through
out the state. Trifolium district is the
only one in Imperial county which has
sent report of it's organization meet
ing. S. w. Johnston the present clerk
of the board was reelected in that dis
trict, the other two members being Fred
Haskins, hold over trustee, and Mrs. Ed
Hutchinson, member.
Money to loan on automobiles, con.
tracts bought. Fred r. Cross, GIG Main
st. Phone 359J. adv.
Schools Will Close June 2-Schools
in Imperial county opened at the same
time in September and all with one or
two exceptions will close June for
the summer vacation.
You will find an old friend at
Shorty's cafe and market, Jacumba.
adv.
M. E. Church Social-The social given
by the missionary societies of the Meth
odist church last night at social hall
was well attended and financially sue
cess. A fine musical program was rem
dcred as part of the festivities.
Table d'Hote Dinner 81 per Cover
Hotel Barbara Worth. Special T-bone
Steak Dinner 90c.-Adv.
Business Girls Attention-Every mem
Der is urgently requested to be present
at the business meeting tomorrow night
at Mrs. George Phelps, $50 South Fifth
street. This is the first business meet
ing held for some time and every mem
ber. is desired! Dinner at 6:30 sharp.
When in Jacumba, eat at Shorty g
cafe. adv.
Talk on, Palisades-Following potluck
supper at the Methodist social hall to-
night, Dr. William c. Isett of Kansas
City will give an illustrated lecture on
"The Pacific Palisades.' He will de-
scribe the beauties of this large tract
of land recently purchased by the
Methodist church and will tell of plans
to make of it the greatest religious and
educational center of the world. Every
one is welcome to hear the lecture
There will be no solicitation of funds
or collections.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10

Mrs. A. f. Tulley of Cotton, who has
been visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
A. A. Grant for few weeks, left for
her home Tuesday morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10

G. R. Hodson and family spent the
weekend at Jacumba. They reported it
somewhat cooler at Jacumba than the
valley
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10

Los Angeles home worth $4,000 to
trade for ranch, will assume on I'm
perial Valley. Phone 1913. Address
X. A. Burkort, 127 South 9th st.
10t3
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10

FOR SALE-Cottage at Descanso
close to store and highway. Ideal
location. /. p. Mcintyre, Edgar Bros
Hardware, Imperial. 10t4
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10

Friends of Mrs. Thomas Phillips will
be sorry to learn of the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Williams
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10
FOR SALE-TURKEYS

Three hundred one day to two months
old, also 50 laying turkey hens.
Party buying some can arrange to
raise them on this place, that is all
fitted up for same. Inquire j. W..
Ritzman, S1a miles southwest, near
Silsbee, Cal. 10t1
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10
JUNIOR ENDEAvORERs SUPER

Junl0f EndeaVOrers OF the Christian
church served supper Sunday night for
the district rally, clearing good sum
for payment on the church debt and
winning many compliments for the ex-
cellent meal and service. They are
bunch of live wires in church activities
and have made more than $50 this
winter all of which has been cheerfullv
given to the church treasury. Mrs. A.
T.. kOnold is their superintendent.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10

PIANO nearly now, make offer. E. W.
JamisOn, 442 Commercial. 10t3
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10

Mrs. E. w. Judy is entertaining to-
night at dinner in compliment to her
father, w. T. Kemp, who is celebrating
his 10th birthday.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10

The general public is cordially invited
to attend the meeting of school trustees
tomorrow at the high school by the
county superintendent, H. c. Coe.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10
Wooda Blessy Dancing
Studio, 1873 Orange. Phone 411-w.
a.,

Steals Tires-The C. II. Gibson Hard
ware store at Imperial was robbed in
the early morning, the thieves taking 25
tires in various sizes valued at about
$400. A Colt As single action revolver
was also missing after employees of the
firm invoiced the stock. County Off
GERS are working ON the ease.
Honestly it's the best policy to in
sure your hay and grain with Edgar
Brothers Realty Company Y%,
Directors Meeting-The directors of
the chamber of commerce will meet this
evening at o'clock to organize var
ious committees and elect officers. The
meeting is allied for an early hour so
that the business may be completed in
time to allow the directors to attend
the Rotary club IS open meeting at the
high school, at which Harry +. Atwood
will deliver an address.
Shorty's cafe, Jacumba, is the place.
adv.
Snow Near Valley-R. p. Moore, of
the Imperial Tee & Development Com
pany returned last evening from a trip
to Los Angeles. Mr. Moore reports it
was showing when the train reached
Banning, and roofs of the packing sheds
were covered. Assistant Farm Advisor
Ray Ellis also reports snow on the high
way from San Diego in the vicinity of
the White Star Cafe,
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10

FOR RENT room apartment, private
bath, 473 Park. 10t4
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10
WOMEN INTERESTED

WOMEN INTERESTED
SO interested are some of the for
ward looking women of Ell Centre in
the proposed courthouse bonds that
committees have been appointed to
canvass the city and list up voters who
by reason of neglect or misinformation
have not registered to- vote June ~.
Already a number have been discover
ed and induced to register and many
more will no doubt be found in the
house to house, canvass.
I"5a f.f'ifeifss tabfe
quarters for public offices and valuable
records have been altogether convinc.
ing insofar as the women are concern.
ed. The Ten Thousand Club will Ell.
deavor to give 100 per cent vote OF
its members for courthouse bonds and
for the irrigations bonds. They are al
so deeply interested in the county fail
and will back up the $4,000 issue ask
ed for that purpose.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10

FOR RENT-Six-room furnished house
for summer from June 1st. Il. r.
Simon, SAG Holt Ave. lots
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-10

70 RRENT-Alfalfa, 500 acres all in
alfalfa, either for dairy or melons
and vegetables. II. Edwin Gill, 63S
Citizens National Bank Building,
Los Angeles. 10-10tEOD