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Evening star., 1925-10-02
TONGUE TW|STERS
| IN indian NAMES
Alice Wahqubboshkuck and
Robert DoubIehead Are
7 Not Unusual Titles.
By the Associated Press.


LAWRENCE. kans., Octpber 3
Infiltrations of Spanish and French.
reminders Of the successive waves Of
explorers and traders who mingled
with the tribes of the Louisiana Pur-
chase and the great Southwest terri
tory, tincture the student register at
Haskell Indian Institute here.
\ glib tongue practiced in the twists
of four score tribal dialects as well as
those of the mellower romance Ian
guages. is required of the professor
who would call the roll of his class.
Spanish Names Here.
To the invasion of the Spaniards
may be traced such names as Diego
Gomez, Lupe Garcia and Manuel Tru-
jillo. They came from the reserva-
tions Of Arizona and New Mexico.
The French soldiers of fortune
brought with them such names as
Eddie Archambeau, Louis Gauthier.
Madeline .Ieunesse and Myrtle La
Framboise. of the Grosventure, Sioux
and Menominee tribes of Montana,
the Dakotas and Wisconsin.
But the origin of some other names
on the Haskell register is more OBJ
scure. There is Il SCotch-lrish flavor
IT. Sbillt IldiISS. Nelt liit u ut
American mingle in others while there
also are frequent evidences of He
brew influence.
True Indian Names.
The most agile tongued of the un-
initiated would pause before some of
the true Indian names. But the
sleight Of tongue experts on the
Haskell Institute staff readily call
for recitations from Bahe YaZza. the
Navajo, and Martha kolonuheskie.
Cherokee maid from North Carolina;
Grace and Ruby Kewaygeshik of the
Ottawa tribe in Michigan; and from
the Kansas Potawatomis, Lorenzo
Mat-twa- -osh-she. Edward M-jis-sepe,
Leroy Kitchkummie and Alice Wah-
qubb-osh- -kuck.
Most picturesque are the descriptive
names given by some incident of the
Indian career. or following some an
cestral tradition. There are Irene
Watchman and James Soldier, Ange-
line Whitefish and Frank Laundry.
Joseph Bull Weasel. Ignatius Stiff
arm, who should star on the gridiron
If he bellies not his name; Daniel
Humminghird. Robert Doublehead
and Leonard Fivekiller and Dora Six
killer.
Eliza Big Pond and Dora Roasting
Ear are Creek and Cherokee laSsies,
and the Cheyennes contribute the
symphony Joe Antelope. Mark Bear
Bow, Laura White Turtle and
Blanche Redshin.
Evening star., 1925-10-02
to Goad
Race Horse Brings
Jockeys Eviction

By the Associated Press.
HAVRE DE GRACE, Nd, Octo-
ber Accused Of using the spark
of an electric battery to goad a
race horse to greater speed, Jockey
NJ. F'renchy) Schwartz was evicted
unceremoniously from the race
course here yesterday and told
never to return.
Schwartz rode Bill O'Flynn, own
ed by w. w. Loney, in the second
race, a siX-furlong event. and fin
tShed second. Steward Herman r.
Conkling and two other track offi-
cials who were watching the race
through field glasses assert that
they saw Schwartz drop a battery
at the ffve-furlong post. There 1t
was recovered. by 4 brother OF the
jockey and another youth, they
said.
Although the three denied their
guilt. they were quickly hustled out
of the park by the enraged officials.
The judges announced last night
that no change would be made In
the official result OF the race.
Evening star., 1925-10-02

most prominent entertainers in the
Capital, in addition to the members
of the Metropolitan Symphony Or
cheStra.
The entire program has been ar
ranged by Nelson Bell of the Crandall
Theaters, impresario for the Saturday
N1ghterS, who will announce the en-
tertainment for WRC. The stage Of
the auditorium will be set to repre-
sent broadcasting studio and the
visitors to the show will be able to
watch a radio program of the Satur-
day Nighters performed. just as 1t is
presented in the studios of WRC
every Saturday night.
Among the entertainers booked for
the occasion, who are regular Satur-
day Nighters, are Dorothy Wilson
Halbach, Artie Fay Guilford. Minnie
Volkmann, Hazel Arth, Margaret
Webster, Gertrude kreiselman, Nell
Paxton. Esther Cutchen. Kate Smith,
Viola Abrams, the Washington Quar-
Evening star., 1925-10-02
Marine Corps Orders.

Lieut.. Col. II. Matthews at Marine
headquarters, this city. has been
ordered to duty at the United States
legation. Peking. China. Capt. J. M.
Swinnerton has been transferred from
Quantico, Va, to Atlanta, Ga. Capt.
w. w. Ashurst from Quantico to the
battleship New Mexico: Capt. N. c..
Bates from the New Mexico to San
Francisco; Capt. F. p. Mulcahy from
the 1st Marine Brigade. Haiti. to
Quantico, and Second Lieut.. c. F.
Crisp from Peking. China. to San
Evening star., 1925-10-02

moved with the exception of Capt
Cabecadas, commander of the cruiser
Vasco da Cana. leader of the move
ment. The committee for the defense
of the republic is organizing a meet
ing for tomorrow to protest against
the recent acquittal Of prisoners al
legged to have been implicated in the
revolt Of April IS.
There has been considerable revo.
lutionary agitation in the capital of
late and several arrests have been
made. Furthermore. the government
is determined to expel all aliens sus-
pected of being implicated in plots.
Evening star., 1925-10-02
OIL CONCERN SUES BANK.
Asks $1,000 for Payment of
Checks Improperly Signed,

The Fuller Oil Corporation has filed
suit in the District Supreme Court
to recover $4.655 from the Cont
mental Trust Company. The plaintiff
states that 1t had an account at the
trust company which could only be
drawn on by checks signed by the
president and countersiGned by the
treasurer of the corporation. Through
Attorney Crandal Mackey, the plain
tiff alleges that the trust company
paid out numerous checks bearing
only the signature of T. G. Fuller,
president of the corporation. and not
countersfgned by the treasurer, and
charged these amounts against the
account of the Fuller Oil Corpora tion
Although asked to correct the mat
ter and credit the company with the
alleged illegal payments, the trust
company has not done so, the court Is
advised.
Evening star., 1925-10-02
NIGHTERS
ON RADIO PROGRAM
Will Give Long, Diversified Enter.
tainment for Benefit Of
Show Audience.

The longest and most diversified en-
tertainment program everNbroadcast
in Washington will be broadcast by
station WRC tomorrow night and
will be presented by Crandall's Satur-
day Nighters for the benefit of the
attendance at the Washington radio
show at the Washington Auditorium.
The program will include musical fea-
lures by more than a score of the
Evening star., 1925-10-02
LISBON CABINET TAKES
STEPS AGAINST REVOLT
Possible Revolution Discussed and
Warning Issued to
Malcontents.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LISBON, Portugal, October "A
possible revolutionary movement was
discussed by the cabinet council yes
terday, and later a semi-official note
was issued declaring that the govern.
ment would defend the republic at
all points and maintain order with the
support OF the army. navy and repub-
lican guard"
Coincidentally, the officers, non-com.
missioned officers and sailors impris-
oned on account Of the revolutionary
movement of July last were re-
Evening star., 1925-10-02

AT effort to combine all Rumanian,
Jugoslavian. Austrian, Czechoslova-
khan. Polish and possibly Swedish
lumber industries has struck a snag
in the refusal Of Poland to partici..
pate in the gigantic tr,Isf
Evening star., 1925-10-02
THE EVENING WASHINGTON, c,

tot, the Imperial Male Quartet, Harlan
Randall. Michaux Crump. Sig. New
man, Emile Smith, Milton Davis, Elias
Breeskin, Daniel Breeskin, George H.
Wilson, Sigmund Ziebel and the
METROPOLITAN String Quartet.
Evening star., 1925-10-02
Detailed to College.

Capt William T.. Vernon. 34th In
fantry, at Fort Eustis, Va, has been
detailed to duty at tbs North Carolina
State College of Agriculture and Engi
neerinE at West Raleigh.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11

New York, June II P,-sjx con secutiVe victories have enabled Gin cinnati to obtain firm hold in the first division of the National leaguo pennant race and today the Reds are threatening to pass the Pirates. who lead them by only half a game.
 The Phillies dropped their third straight 10 Cincinnati yesterday, 3 to 2, Critz leading off with homer for the Reds in the opening inning. Meantime three Ptttsburg hurlers were being pounded by the Braves, who won, 6 to 4.
 Rogers Hornsby, Cardinals man sger. went into undisputed leader ship among the home-run hitters in the majors by connecting for his 18th four -hagger of the season. which contributed to the defeat of the Dodgers, II to 2. Bob Meusel of the Yankees is second in line with IS.
 Perfect support was given to Way land Dean, who pitched the Giants to to victory over the Cubs, allowing eight bingles which he kept well scattered.
 Tn the American league New York outrallied the Indians and won, 6 10 E, in the tenth after Cleveland had forged to the front twice. Five home runs figured in the contest, Ernie Johnson's blow enabling the Yankees to tie In the ninth. Bob shawkey, veteran New York twirler, received an automobile from admir- CTS before the game. A
 The Mackmen came from behind md scored three runs In the ninth tc win from Chicago, 10 s. Two pinch bitters, French and Bagwell, singled for Philadelphia in the ninth.
 At Washington the senators turned back the Tigers, Il to :, tho champions gathering 17 hits of three Detroit pitchers. Cobb ant winSo of Detroit made circuit wal Ions off Coveleskie in the sixth
 St. Louis went on batting spree against four Red Sox twirlers and aided by seven Boston misplays won IS to s.
 Arrangements are under way b! American league officials to haV' two teams of boys play ntne-innln' rsme before each scheduled bil league contest in every city Of tn circuit on Boys Day" the date 0 which is yet to be fixed. Player of both home and visiting clubs, to gether with the umpires, will coac- the younsters.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11
HOLDCITY LEAGUE MEETING TONIGHT
Managers to Elect President and Secretary and Discuss Rules

The City league moguls will as scmble again tonight in Room 20 of the city hall to elect president and manager of the league and 10 discuss the rules under which the league will be conducted this year. The public amusement commission voted at meeting the other night 10 approve the report of James Naughton, commissioner and com. mttce Of one forming the league. and the games will start off with q bang on June 20.
 The managers of the various teams which will start the league off, will act as the governing body of the league. They will make the rules of play and will hear all dis. putes which may arise during the season. If no satisfactory arrange ment can be reached, then the ap- peal will be submitted in writing to the secretary of the league who in turn will submit it to Judge William r. Mangan who has been selected to be the Judge Landis of the City 1 league. His decision will be final and there will be no appeal from 1t.
 The meeting tonight will find all the managers of the teams that arc to play in the league assembled. The league will be composed of six teams. all of them rarin' 10 get going, The | ,,1 nc will q n rules, will organize the board of con trol and will discuss schedule.
 It has already been agreed that all games will be played at Walnut Hill park on Saturday afternoons. There will be no twilight games un- less it should be found necessary to Iplay off a tie or postponed games. There will be two games at o'clock one on Diamond No. l and the other
 on Diamond No. and one game al
 1 o'clock each Saturday. There will
 be no games played on July Fourth because of the fact that players and
 teams have already made private
 plans for that day.
 The umpires to be selected by the
 city commission will be among the
 best in town. They will be given the power to conduct the games with absolutely no interference from play
 CTS or captains of the various teams. Should a decision arise the manager
 of the team against whom the de-
 cision has arisen may verbally pro test to the umpire and then submit
 his appeal in writing 10 the secre-
 tary of the league. The protest will then be put through the regular channels and will be disposed of in , Ithe manner to be agreed upon to- night.
 One rule that will be insisted upon at tonight's meeting will be the strict , adherence 10 the player limit Al
 the last meeting of the league man
 agers it was agreed 10 have the . managers submit a list of IS play
 CTS for their teams and they will not be allowed to use any men other than those whose names they sub init. This has been the cause of much dissatisfaction during the past seasons and precautions will be taE' en tonight 10 guard against it this year.
 The teams that will be represent ed tonight are the Pirates, the | Rangers, the Fafnir- Dragons. the | Orioles, the Burritts, and P. & F. | Corbin. The time for the meeting hs s o'clock and the place is Room | POI, city hall.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11
]. H, ROBINSON WINS
 DONATION TOURNAMENT
Has Lowest Net Score in Medal Pla, Handicap On shuttle Meadow
 Club Links

]. H. Robinson came through with Tournament Medal play handicap yesterday at the Shuttle Meadow club links and thereby was awarded first choice in the prizes. Each en- try in the tournament donated a prize and each player in the tourney was awarded a prize, tine lowest scores having :ne first pick of gifts donated. C. w. Manning was scc- ond with low net of 67 coming in cn the heels of Robinson who had q SC, while F. A. Humphrey had q total of 6S for th.'t place.
 The scores made yesterday are IS
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11
ROBINSON LEADS THE
HIGH TEAM LOSES TO
 LEWIS OF SOUTHINGTON
Local School Nine Makes Poor Showing In All Departments
 Of the Game

The New Britain high school base ball team in one of its poorest showing of the year, dropped Its second last game to Lewis high school of Southington in Southing- ton yesterday afternoon. Ovcrcon- fldence, coupled with poor pitching and the absence of Grip and Politis from the lineup are the reasons for the continuance of the slump the school nine has found itself in.
 The local team was away off form and at no time was it dangerous to Its opponents. Haber was easily the star of the game for New Britain, getting three hits, while Fontano was the points for the losers.
 New Britain will close the season Saturday when the team meets the St. Thomas seminary nine at Eliza beth Park in Hartford.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11
YALE GRADUATES
 GET TICKET CUT
Between 200 and 300 Men in This City Ksenly Disappointed

Yale University Athletic associa- ton has caused keen disappointment to between 200 and 800 people in New Britain by its action in cutting the tickets for the Yale Harvard boat race from two to one The ac- tion makes it certain that there will be a great number of New Britain tics who had planned 10 see the col orful spectacle this year, who will not attend now because of the fact that they will be forced 10 dispense with plans to have either their wives or swerthcarts accompany thrm.
 Letters have been sent out 10 all those who made application for two tickets explaining the situation and telling of the manner of curtailment decided upon The letter states that there is a total number of applica- tions Of 3,310 and the total number of tickets available is 2,S09.
 The association states then. that there were two ways in which this difficulty could be overcome and one was 10 reduce a sufficient number of applications from two to one or to eliminate 250 applications for two tickets by drawing. The first plan was hit upon, the letter states. be. cause it was thought only fair tc give the graduate the chance 10 see the boat race alone If impossible tC give him more tickets.
 This is agreeable to almost every body except that the classification oi those who are denied two ticket' seems 10 he bit far fetched anC local men who belong in the follow ing classes feel that undue partialit! IS being shown to certain ones in th' apportionment Of the tickets, I'm following have been reduced iron two tickets to one: Juniors, sopho morcs, freshmen, members of pro , fessional schools, graduates Of pro fossional schools. members. grad uatos of classes 1918 10 1924 in elusive.
 New Britain is especially hit hsr , m the gradnateS or pToIesSioHo schools class because there are ] great number Of mon in this cit s who are graduates of the pIofes
 sional schools of Yale who will b 7 denied the privilege of taking thei I wives or sWeethssrts to what Is on z of the most colorful classics of tn
 year.
 . The Yale Athletic association ma Q find itself hard put in a few veal
 to rid itself of surplus tickets if
 follows the course it has adopted
 this respect. Better for if to (,
 down the number of tickets to i Il senior body than 10 deprive its fo
 mer students of their righttul priv c IeGes
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11
E S7 { II x25 2



 x-one out when winning run scored. E-Batted for Cochrane in 9th,
 zz-Batted for Galloway in 9th.
 zxz-Battcd for Groves in Ith.
 zzzz-Batted for Stokes in gtH.
 zzzzz-Ran for Bagwell in 9th Chicago ...........'.'.p-0 -i -'u-A Philadelphia ..,...,.,,.OO4 po- V"'--J Two base hits-Fslk Davis, Dykes, Sim mons, Thurston, Hooper Three base hit -Hale. Home run-Sheely. stolen base Davis. Sacrifices Bishop f2), Lamar Collins. Double plays-PooL Galloway and Poole; Falk, Davis and Collins; hamm Collins and sheely; simmons and Poole Left on bases--Chicago 5, PhiIs delphia 6. Base on balls-of Thurston 2, Boumgari- uer i, Groves i Struck out-hy Thurston l. Groves l. Hits-on Thurstor l4 ln l-3, Blankenship l in Q, Cpitohed 10 one batterl, BaumRartner in 3 e-2, Groves In 5l-5, Stokes in :. sWila D'trn - Thurston, Winning ritcher-Stokts. Los ing pitchsr-Thurston. UmuTca -urmshy and Moriarity, Tims-2?e.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11
MEET IN BOUT
Charlie Goodman of New York And GCTshc. Cleveland. Tight Tonight

Cleveland. O.. June | tP.-Charlir Goodman. veteran Now York boxer, ard Benny Gcrshe. Cleveland feath- erwcight, meet herr tonight in 1o- round. no-dcci@ion bout in the inauE- ural open air show of thc season.
 Four six-rounders also arc on tho card, ono of which brings together Tommy Hughes. Detroit. and Willie Tamortc, Jersey City, bantam weights.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11
PULLS OLD TRICK
Batter Accuses Pitcher of Doctoring Ball. Asks For It, Ball Goes to Backstop and Runner Scores.

Oklahoma City. Okla, June il F An old baseball trick by Pug Griffin, Des Moines right fielder, brought in the run in the 18th in- ming of the Western league game here yesterday that gave Des Moines a victory, to [.
 With two down Brausen, on third, Griffin at bat and the score tied. the batter accused Rasmussen, Okla homa City pitcher of "doctoring" the ball. AS he asked to look at the ball Rasmussen tossed 1t and Grif' fin stepped aside. Brausen scored while Cady, Oklahoma City catcher was chasing the ball.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11
CINCINNATI WITHIN HALF
 4 GAME OF PITTSBURGH
Hornsby Leading Home Run Hitters--Giants Win Over Cubs-Yankees Take Game From lndians-Mack- men Trim Chicago-Washingt SWamps Detroit St. Louis On Batting Spree Against Red SoX

I,otro't ..........,.:o uli ooQ- : Washington ...,..,..,"o2 VH UlA-ll
 Two taSo hns--ORourke t?l, wmgo M.NcIy, rohb Gosliu, Adams and Rlucse, Homn runs -Wneo and toh5. Sacrifices Hue, Bluege (9'. Judg" Left on bases -petroit s. Washington n. Base on hall -- Leonard 2. Holloway 2, Colu 2 Cuvcics. kis 3. Struck out ly Leonard 1, Coyel- cskie l. Marherry !. lIts- off Leonard II in {, ,o out in 5th1 off Coycleslle g in f off Uolloway 1 ,u |. of Malbeyty In ,, off Colo in 2 Uu hy pt'uer- by CoyelesNe lrohNh Winning ruchcr- Ccvelcske. Losing pitcher Leonard. I'm pires-- Nan!u. Rowland and Owens Time --2
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11
UNIONS WIN HOT ONE

Tho Unions gave tho Diamond Busters a trounCinC last night in a hot con'nst hv the score of 20 10 {. The Unions literally ran away with their opponents and hstted the ball all over the lot The umpires for the contest were Darlato on balls and strikes and Madrid on bases.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11
TRAPsHOOTING CHAMP

St. Thomas. Ont, June il F'- Ernest V. Burroughs of Detroit cap tnred the grand international singles trapshooting championship by breaking 9S targets out of a possible 100 at the international shoot held yesterday at the St. Thomas Gun club, Burroughs was high gun on Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11
PITCHER SENT BACK

Pittsburg. June II Ps-The Pitts burg National league baseball club yesterday returned Don Songer, southpaw pitcher, to the Oklahoma City club Of the Western league un- der an optional agreement. Under the agreement for his return Pitts burg may recall Songer on five days notice.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11
sTECHER WINS BOUT

Los Angeles, June If Ps-Joe stecher. claimant of the worlds heavyweight wrestling champion ship through his recent defeat of stsnislaus Zbyszko, defeated Dan Koloff of New York, in two straight ] falls last night.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11
NEW YORK
Totals

x-One out when winning run scored.
 Xx-Batted for Lutzke in Sth.
 xXx-Ran for Ruth in 10th. z-Batted for Ward in 9th zz-Batted for Shanks in loth
 2zz--Ratted for Pipp In 10th Cleveland ..,.......0o0 000 1oi 3-b Sew York ........,.,gl1 eoo O01 3-6 Two base hits--1. Sewell t2J. Combs. Three base hits--Wanninger Meusel, Home runs-Gehrig, Myatt, McNulty, E. Johnson. JaIneson. Stolen base--McNul. tty, sacrifccs-Slanks, Jones, Double play--Karr and Rhode Left on bases New York :, Cleveland T. Base on balls of Jones 2, off Ferguson l, off Karr
 4. off Buckeye l. Struck out-by Jones l 2 by Ferguson l, by Karr 2, by Buckeye Ii, HIts-or Jones in 91-5, off Fer
 guson 0 In 2-S, off 1iarr in g. CfIone out ! in l0thl off Buckeye 2 in i-2. Winning pitCher-FereusolI. Losing pttcher-BuCk' eye. Umrires-Evans Dineen and Hide, brand. Time-2.e5.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11
RANGERS PRACTICE GAME

The Rangers will hold practice game tonight at s:30 at the Pioneer grounds. The game will be three inning affair and the Rangers will be lined up against the New Britain Machine company team,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11
LEWIS HIGH
Totals

Three base hits-Iiaber, Fontana. Bases on ball--oR Conlin 1, Nelson l. Struck out by--Conlin 2, by Nelson 6. stolen hases-N. B. 1. Left on bases--N. B. 6. Lewis f.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11
S } BOSTON
Totals 5S A l5 na h.n l r. .r

st Louis ....,.........:oo 6o2 oat-15
 Boston ..............20 ofe l1o-- $
 Two base hIts--I.oberrson, Williams. la
 motto, Flagstead @, Boone, Todt Wam-
 hy. Three base hit-Willlams. Home run
 -Jacobson. Sacrifices Lamolte D2I, DiX-
 on. McManus, Williams Todt Wamby,
 Robertson. Double plays-ioherts" to McManus to Sis,er t2); Lee to Wamhr 10
 Todt. Left on hases-St. Louis s Boston 9. Base on bals-oT WinEard {. off Fran cis 1, of Lurcy {, off Wingfcid l. Struck out--by Eufiug 9 Hits--of Iun'ug iu | 3. (none out iu fthl of Francis in 22-%, of I.urey in 2. off Wingfeld In t-3. Losing pitcher -- Ruffing. Uwpres-M' Gowan, Gonnaly and GcseI. T,me-@.l-
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11
Many Close College Careers

For many of the athletes if will he the last appearanc" as college performers. For instance, DeHart Hubbard. Michigan, for one. will tor- minatn three ycars of remarkable VI ork, during which time he has dc yoJoped into one of the hest all round athletes in middle west his tory.
 And there arc other stars, too, whose names gre hv-vorls in colle. Eiate athletic circles, who will be carrying the colorv of their schools for the fral time
 Two years aeo. Michigan. hoastjne EalaXv of stars. rompsd off with the affair in easy fashion. But this season a far closer struggle is an tioirated. with F7reral teams appar. ontlv having a splendid chance tc pin.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-11

z--Fattad for Rake in ItN
 z- Rated for Ja~ohs in s'h.
 <e,r y,-l. ...-..Iol no7 ooA s ChtCaro ...-..... ......lol "N" ""l-.S
 Two base hits Terrr, Jackson. nssn. Stolen base Adams Sacrifices -Meusel. Piuenger. Double plsya-FreOGau to Ad- ans 10 Grimm. Left on has"s.-New York B, Chicago g Base on balls of Blake s. of bean @ Struck out -hy Blake 5, Dran s. Jacobs |. Hus-ofr Blake in :. of Jacohs m ,. lit ty pitrher-hy uean tAdamsn WId pitrlJ--Dcsu. Pass ed ball. Gonzales. Losing pitcher Biak" I,rnlires-Q Quiglcy. Moran and Wilson. Tlme-l:4S.