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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29
Leonard Wins
in Easy Bout

By rnited Press I.cascd Wire
DENVER. Nov. sg.-Denver
fight fans were eonsoling them.
selves today with the fact that
they saw the lightweight cham
pion In action any way. Ssilor
kirke lasted just one minute and
20 seconds before Benny Lcon-
ard sent him TO dresmland with
n right hook TO the Jaw. nj the
stock yards Arena last night.
Five thousand fans saw the
bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29

ability Ito ~ usually down N.
fields on punts with HE ends and has
an uneanny ability in auAiyEinE
plays Ills passing L. always aecur
att and perfectly timed
Tho second team Ia scarcely ienn
effective. Hot,~uon. tho shifiy negro
~ Rutgers. was orr ~ tho surprises
~ the year. and HaEar was greatly
Responsible for West NirTiuiaH en-.
crpiionhi success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29

menace a. tho opposition.
Tho tackle positions So 20 Cobb %
Syracuse. and Haun~r % Minnesota
Both aFu powerful men and have
given trouble 10 both tackles ana
guards opposed 10 them. Hauser 10
especially dangerous in of'enins tho
opposing line. and In carrying the
load % Interference on tackle plays
cobb'a charge IL terrific and on DO
Tense even the strong rittburK at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29
Duffy Lewis Team
TO PLAY for Sans

Nv rrucd Press Irsscd M,fe
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2s.-Ciin
ireland led baseball team Of ma
jor league players 60 Mare Island
today In hopes 81 bringing home a
victory over the Navy team. headed
BY Woman Duffy" Lewis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29
Army-Navy Game for
Chicago This Season

BY United Press Leased Wire
CHICAGO. Nov. 29-The Army
Navy football classic has been trans.
ferrcd from tho East TO tho West
this year
Tho officers team from Fort Shcr.
idan representing the army and the
Jackics' eleven from the Great
Lakes naval training station. repre-
scnting the navy. will clash at
Stagg field today.
A crowd OF 20. 900 IL expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29
St. Louis Scribes No
Longer Want a Change

ST Louis scribes who are strong
in their declarations that Derrill
Pratt and Johnny Lavan should be
sent away for the good Of thu
Browns. now are protesunSuAtnH
ports that the club has arranged q
trade them off IL was ever thus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29
Latest, Sacramento
TO Be in the Coast

nv Un,fcd Press Lcascd Wire
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2e.-Sac-
rnmento will he In the Coast league
next year according TO Charlie era
ham of that city. and when he made
tho statement II was not denied by
President Baum OF the league and
Chns, w. Virdcn. president of the
Sacramento Chamber of Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29
Chet Mcintyre Boxes
Frank Farmer Tonight

Boxing will hold sway tonight In
Tacoma. Manager ShRnklin. ~ the
Eagles. has arranged a card featur
inE Prank Farmer and Chef Mcln.
tyre. heavyweights. Chef IL phys
ical director a; the Smelter Athletic
club and IL in great shape for a
meeting with the logger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29

tack vas blocked on HI. eide Of the
limo
sirs % f'ittahur9. and Culver ~
Michigan. ar. given the guard 10
sitinun- Tho former was tho most
ax xrcasiv. guard 20 the year and
both men combined strength and
rlunginx power 90 assure tho lnirE
rlty II the center u the line
The center rnaitiur b awarded n
Rydznwnki. rowing center ~ great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29
Portland Footballers
to Play Everett High

M United Press LSnscd Wirc
EVERETT. Nov. 20.-The James
John high school football team Of
Portland ls here today TO play tho
crack local high sohoo! squad. Tho
visitors are said TO he stars at open
playing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29
ALL SECTIONS OF COUNTRY IN SPITE
OF TERRIFIC DRAIN OF WAR
Iiy Condo.

long experience. makes him equal 60
any emergency. and he - equally
dangerous on offcuse ~ defence lie
is especially adept at running plays
around tackles.
Harley. the superback ~ the Slid
dlewest is ore Of the greatest opon
field runners since EckerEal and is
a wonder at either end - a forward
pass play. In the Wisconsin and
Illinois games this year. when the
efforts Of the opposition were direct
ed 20 stop him. be shifted hiu style
of play and shot forward passes 10
the other backs and 10 the ends with
rifls-iikc accuracy.
At fullhack IL placed Berry 81
Pennsylvania. only an eyelash ahead
% Aci.ATcn Of Pit, Ferry was per.
haps the most valuable man 70 his
team IN football this year. lie IL
fast In a broken field an adept with
the forward pass and sure. az.
curats kicker. with which he com.
hines tremendous plunRing ability.
The quarterback position Is award
ed TO Strupper ~ Georgia Tech. who.
aliho he has played halfDack for two
seasons. combines all the requisites
which go 20 make a great quarter
hack. Fast and accurate. a great
neid general and endowed with a
keen football Judgment. strupper
would make an IDEAL running mate
for the other backs.
This backfield would combine
all the e~sentials Of champion.
ship football team. The entire
outfit j. lightning fast. Al are
exceptional In the open field
Three. strupper. Harley and
Berry are wonders with the for.
ward pass. Berry and Oilphsnt
are great plungers. Al are far
above the average nj the kicking
game. And all are football
straiexists with two or more
years Of experience.
The end positions are awarded to
Won Heimburg OF the Navy. and
Bolen Of Ohio State.
Bolen IS very fast. and Ia won.
der on getting down on forward
passes and under punts. He starts
fast and IL strong In blocking and
Interference and is an accurate sure
tackler.
Van HeimburR IL very powerful
and IL usually able TO take care 81
both the opposition tackle and end
He seldom permits himself to be-
boxed and - fast getting down the
field. The Navy man In crafty
field general. and his ability to dag
nose plays makes him constant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29
Tucker Matched With
Inplc Monday Might

frankie Tucker will box George
lngle next Monday night Mt tho
Flremen's boxing show in the Moose
hail, Second and Seneca Arrange.
ments for the bout between these
lightwcights was made yesterday by
Matchmaker Mnlonoy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29
Dick Wells axes on
Ortega in Oak land Go

nv United Press Leased Wire
OAKLAND. Cal. Nov. 2e.--Bat-
Ting ortega and Dick Wells. Of Sc
attic win box four rounds here this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29
TODAy'S FOOTBALL GAMES
ON WESTERN FIELDS

At Seattle Washington vs..
Washington State.
At Tacoma Navy vs. sist III.
vision
At Portland-OreRon Aggics
Va. oregon.
At Los Angeles California vs.
Southern California.
At salt Lake-rtah VS.. Utah
Aggies
At Denver Colorado vs.. Colo
RADIO Aggies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29
How They Line Up

been puntinR In q manner that
had not been hoped FOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29

Chuck" Ward, Pittsburg Pirate
infielder. and formerly with the
Aberdeen bali club. has Joined the
national army. Ward was recently
notified 20 hold himself in readiness
TO report TO the army. and shortly
afterward received notice TO leave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29
Lament Of
the Come-Cn

never seen nothin' like IL
II rot my goat, Rwright.
was sittln' in
With n lot OF tin
And playing tho game skin tight.
I holds n king fun on aevens
II looked like mighty good 20 mo
So bet every cent
With n bluffin' gent
Who played like a parodcc.
never scen nothin' like IL
II got my goat you bet
My old nerve cracks
When he shows four Jacks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-29

A new system Of Shorthand In on
the market II Is more difficult than
the common shorthand method. and
takes longer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-09
PIONEERS RECEIVE GIFT OF
BUILDING SITE FROM HART

At the dinner meeting Of the u
Paso Pioneers association Tuesday
Capt Juan Hart viii present the as
ISOLATION with a deed for two acres
OF land east Of the old Hart mill.
which he has donated to the pioneers
Upon this site handsome cIubhouss
viii be erected within which will be
kept the archives and relics OF the
old timers"
Plans for the building will be sub
mitted by architects and il is expect-
ed that a committee will be appointed
with fun power 10 award a contract
Tor Its immediate construction.
c T. Kelly, president Of the asso-
citation for the past two years. viii
preside. Mr. Kelly is slated for re-
election There are expected 70 be
Few changes in the personnel Of the
board ]. A Smith is vice president
Arthur T. Samworth. secretary Her
man NJ AndreaS. treasurer J.. A. But
Ter. Park iPtman. f. Krause L C.
Gaal and Lee Robinson compose the
executive committee.
To become n member OF this asso-
citation the applicant must have re-
sided within this city for period
or not less than a quarter Of a CEN
fury.
City and county officials and Off
GERS OF the chamber Of commerce have
been invited TO attend the dinner as
guests Of the association. A Mexican
dinner will be served.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-09
Speaks Of Heroisul and
Greatness At Second OF
Open Air Union Meetings

With the First Methodist church
in charge Of the service, the union
open air services was held in Cleve-
land square Sunday night The ser
mon was delivered by the Rev. John
NJ Jackson. pastor Of the First Meth
odist church. his theme being The
Highest Patriotism The choir Of the
FIRST MethodiSt church rendered mu-
sic and the audience. which was an
lnualslly large one. was made up or
the members Of several downtown
louEre cations among them the First
PreSoy terlan. First Christian and the
Church of St. Clement
IN mis- sermon Dr. Jackson spoke
Of the value Of a great pioneer and
emphasized the point that greatness
comes from growth Every great
personality represents untold ages Of
growth. social and individual" said
the speaker. and ne added that the
manhood Of civilization is yet 10 be
achieved II can be achieved only by
the slow process Of growth"
Dr. jackson explained why he cited
no local or even American specimens
II omitted them on purpose" he said
and for several dozens Of good rea-
sosn- one Of them Is that you can
hardly touch great American with
out touching large deposit either
OF local or political prejudice. They
don't always take 10 as a means of
grace when I knock their IDOLS heads
or But there occurs to me one case
that ] believe may be spoken Of even
in west Texas with a fair decree or
safety / allude TO the passengers on
the ship MayflOwer. voyage OF 1920.
Grand old men were these I never
think OF them tramping and waiting
that stormy December Sabbath day
and night but that I feel moved 10
bless God that their iron was put
into American blood"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-09
DR.. c. C. REUM HELD TO
GRAND JURY; $500 BOND

On a charge OF assault TO murder,
Dr. c. G. Reum, S12 NIagoffin street.
was on Monday morning held 10 the
grand jury under $500 bond BY justice
J. N. peaver- He had not furnished
bond at noon
s @. Reum, sterson Of the defend
ant testified that on the night Of
June DO he was cut on the ann and
hand by Dr. Reum when captain OF
police T. G. Armstrong started 10 ar
rest the doctor Eeum said the can
tain asked him 20 open the door TO
the room in which his stepfather was
and then he was cut Two Of his fin
gers have been paralyzed as a result
or the wounds. he testified He said
ne and the doctor had previously had
trouble
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-09
TEACHERS MEET
IN LAS CRUCES
Two Weeks Institute is
Open; A Preachers
Home Entered.

Las Cruces. n. ". July O. - The
J Teachers Institute Of Dona Ana
county opened here this morning iu
/ Central school building Prof j. H.
Vaughn Of State college is I'm charge.
DIT. r. i. Mcbride will teach ply
sioIogy- Miss Sadie Stuart. OF Mesilla
Park. viii have charge Of the domes-
tie science class and viii teach music
and drawing. There are also other
instructors.
The institute is TO continue for
two weeks and is being attended by
teachers from all portions of the
county.
Sugar Beet Crop Promising.
Sugar beet crops in the valley are
doing wei and the outlook for good
crop Is as good as could possibly DE
expected, beet growers say. Those
planters who followed the directions
for cUlrIyarinE their beets have bet
ter crops than those who ignored the
instructions. one Of the finest beet
fields in the county is on r. T. Por-
ter's ranch near DOna Ana.
Food Conservation Meeting.
In the Central school building to-
niEht will be held a meeting in the
interest or food conservation The
suea kers Of the evening will be W A.
Hawkins. OF FL Paso. Mrs C. E.
Locke. president Eylar. OF the Water
Users association. and Mrs. Henry
Stoes. The subjects to be discussed
are the truth about the food shortage.
The object Of the meeting is 10 make
the county Of Doua Ana self-sup-
porting
Was RobbfnE Preachers Home.
During the absence Of Rev T. l.
Lallance and family. sunday night.
Mexican man entered the kitchen ut
the LallanCe home and had packed up
considerable food and was about ready
TO carry IL away when he was ar
rested by town marshal Joe Camunez
and taken TO jail The officer was
notified by ueiEhbOrs who. from
their home. could see the man moving
around in the kitchen. evidently
searching FOR something. The ar
rested man. several days previously.
had been employed at work on the
tennis courts Of the Las Cruces ten
mis- association located near the Lal--
lane. home and had been recently
bailed out OF fail TO DO this work for
the association.
Buys smith Residence.
w W Cox has purchased the r r
r. smith place on the Alameda. and
some ground adjoining. and viii i'm
prove the exterior and construct
new garage and make other improve
ments Mr. Cox and family now oc-
-upv the Martin Lehman property on
South Main street.
The Las Cruces laundry IS being
iismantlel and the machinery shipped
TO FL paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-09
FL. BEVERIDGE
MAKES ESCAPE
Prisoner in County Hos
pital Breaks Shackles,
Drops Out of Window.

Breaking his leg irons which
were attached to the foot of his bed.
and making a ladder of blankets and
sheets. Edwin l. BeveridEe. of Chi
cago. Ill. convicted on a charge of
violation Of the Mann white slave
act at the april term OF the United
States district court. made his escape
from the county hospital during sun
day night Beveridge was confined
to the federal prisoner ward on the
third floor Of the county hospital and
made his escape through a third floor
window He attached his blanket
rope TO the foot OF his bed and had TO
make a drop Of nearly one story to
reach the ground. He had not been
apprehended at noon Monday
Beveridge was arrested in Chicago
early in the year on a complaint from
FL Paso. charging violation Of the
Mann act. He was brought TO FL Paso
in February and at the April term Of
the United States district court was
sentenced TO SIX months term OF
Imprisonment In the county Jail He
Rad served over half OF his term
BeveridEe had been suffering from
yellow jauudice and was transferred
TO the county hospital from the
county jail several weeks ago. He
was recovered from the malady when
he escaped
Federal officers describe Beveridge
as being between % and . years
of age and of medium height He has
q fresh scar, curved shape and about
three inches in length which reached
from above his left eyebrow down
the center Of his nose
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-09
WOULD REVIVE
MEXICO 8 TRADE
Meeting in National CAPT
tai Thursday Interest
ing To Ell Pasoans.

To coordinate the commercial needs
/ of various parts OF Mexico. the cham
/ bers Of commerce of the various large
/ cities of THAI country viii meet in
Mexico city. Thursday July 70. 90
remain IN session until sunday An
invitation has been extended to the
/ II Paso chamber Of commerce to sned
delegate to tine meeting.
The meeting viii be termed the
F. "Congreso de Commentaries Carlos
Arellau0 viii preside Ambrosia Es-
cuderO VIII represent the recently or
ganized chamber OF commerce of Jua-
rez al the meeting Alberto j. PAM
secretary of commerce in the Carranza
cabinet. and at one tine a resident Of
FL Paso VIII attend The meeting.
Fl PasO Body VIII Assist.
Il regret very much that We did
not know earlier that we would be
permitted to have q representative in
Mexico. said John ~ Wyatt, presI-
dent Of the III Paso chamber of
commerce, sunday. Il am sure that
strong delegation would have been
sent 10 the City Of Mexico. At any
rate. we viii send a telegram of con-
graduation and pledge that our
organ zaJlon may be depended upon 10
cooperate with the chambers of com
merce OF the republic TO the end that
closer trade relations may be estab-
lished.
Some months ago we named q com
mittee 10 have in charge the bringing
Of closer relations with Mexico but
the chairman OF that committee has
been compelled 10 be absent from the
city much OF the time since. and not
as much has been accomplished as
otherwise might have been done. Now
that the commercial interests Of Mex
leo have taken the initiative the way
has oeen opened for us. and We viii
be cerellc- in our duty if we do not
take steps 10 work with our neigh
oors 20 the end that trade between
the two countries, so long dormant
be restored"
ConErutulates Juarez Body.
george H. Clements secretary Of the
IT Paso chamber Of commerce. sent q
letter Of COnEratularion TO the uer-
chants Of Juarez upon the orraniza-
ton Of the chamber Of commerce Of
that place recently. we have as
sured the new organization" said Nj
Clements, that the FL PasO chamber
or commerce will be found ready at
all times 10 cooperate with them TO
bring about better understanding
X Lozana Soldanas secretary OF the
uarez chamber of commerce. has
called 70 say that his organization
hopes that the Fl Paso chamber Of
commerce viii do what IL can 10 facil-
itate the work Of the commercial in !
terests Of Juarez in the matter Of re- .
facilitating. not only the sister city .
across the Rio Grande, but all that
portion or Mexico which naturally is
tributary 10 FL Paso"
The merchants Of the following .
cities Of northern Mexico have organ .
lied chambers Of commerce. and viii .
be represented at the congress i'm .
Mexico city, Chihuahua City. Torreon .
Durango. ZacateCas and other places +
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-09
MEXICAN SHOT IN LEG; HELD
ON CHARGE OF BOOTLEGGING

Louis MARTINEZ. a Mexican, was shot
in the leg Monday morning about 10
o'clock. Detective H Lykens re-
ported that MARTINEZ attacked him
with a knife and cut a long slit in his
coat. Lykens was arrestinE lIarti-.ez
on charge of stealing alcohol and
bootIeggiuE IL TO soldiers Lykeus
found him in the alley in the rear Of
40 South Stanton street
The bullet entered Mariners left
Leg Just below the knee He was
taken to the emergency hospital,
where a charge OF assault to murder
was placed against him also the
bOotlegEiuE charge. He was then
treated by police surgeon Sohn Hardy
and taken TO the county hospital
where he viii be held until he is
ready for trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-09
SONORA OFFICIALS CONFER
ON LABOR TROUBLES IN STATE

4 conference for the purpose OF ar
ranging labor troubles m the state OF
sonora, particularly i'm the Cauanea
district. and also for the purpose Of
eliminating the / w ". influence
which has been in action among the
miners in the state. was in progress
sunday al Nogales. son. according 70
official aCvices received here The
conference was attended by Gen PIu-
rarco Elias Gales, governor OF the
state Of Sonora, Roberto v Pesqueira.
fiscal agent for the Carranza govern
ment. with headquarters at z. Paso.
and IEnacio Soto. OF Douglas. Ariz
The result of the conference has not
been announced.
M PesGueira left for NoEalas late
Saturday night 20 attend the meeting
and viii return 20 Fl Paso about the
middle OF this week
MEX
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-09
WOMEN ARE URGED TO
Get BEHIND HOOVER

Los Angeles, Calf. July "A pIes
Of the women OF the nation TO set
behind Hoover in the food economy
movement. was made public TO-DAY ~.
Mrs Josiah Evans Cowles. president
OF the general federation Of wome7-s
clubs. and q member OF the vona-,s
committee Of the council Of national
defence.
The women Of America have been
called TO the c0lors" said ~
Cowles- The highest patriotic dury-
we can render upon the present cir
cumstances is 10 set the example Of
right living and self sacrifice 7
earnestly plead with The women ~
the nation TO get behind Hoove~'
sign the FOOD pledge and get others
TO do likewise"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-09
WILL GIVE DEPUTY cox A
HEARING THIS AFTERNOON

Before justice J. NJ Deaver this aft
ernoon S H Cox. deputy sheriff at
Canutillo. viii be given a preliminary
hearing on a charge Of accepting a
bride It is alleged that he arrested
DIT Manuel Olea and a woman last
week At the Borderland inn and stated
ne would release them if given $500.
me money was furnished by the
and paid Cox by Olea in his Office in
the Trust building just as he and
geputy sheriff Ivy Finley arrested
Cox The wOman's name IS being
Wlthheld- It is alleged by the sheriff
NAY the woman said she would will
ingly give Cox $1,000 TO prevent a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-09
HARRY SPANIEL MOLDNG
SHELLS IN PENN. FACTORY

Dallas, Tex, July s.-Harry J Spa-
nell. convicted at Coleman last Nav
Of the murder Of Lieut.. Col. ". G. BUT
Ter. and now under bOnd pending de-
clslon on an appeal 10 the higher
court is molding five inch shells in a
muniti0n factory near HazeIton Pa
his former home, according to his at
torney Lud Williams. Of Waco.
SPANIEL was acquitted Of killing his
wife at his first trial at san Angelo
last January, but was found guilty
and sentenced 20 five years when tried
IT Coleman for killing Col Butler.
The killings occurred July 20 last at
Alpine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-09
FORMER
MAYOR IS SHOT 4 TIMES

FIalnView. Tex, July 9.-Wounded
four times. former mayor Dorserr m
FlainyieW. is I'm a critical condition
IN a local hospital Boss ThowDso1
Is held In connection with the case.
The shooting took place in the Vav-
land boulevard district. Former
mayor Dorset is go years old.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-09
WIND STORM DOES DAMAGE
IN FORT DAVIS SECTION

Maria, Tex. July "a windstorm
that reached the proportions Of a
small cyclone did considerable dam
age in Fort Davis. according to re-
ports received here. Windows Of the
Limpia hotel were blown in and other
damage WI done to the but ding but
Of minor character. Small damage
@ o was done in otr er portions Of the
u wn The storm was tho second
we're one in the Fort Davis vicinity
in two years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-09
VILLA MOVES TOWARD BIG
BEND AGAIN. IS REPORT

Government agents received reports
Monday that Francisco Vile. with his
army. was moving eastward from Chi
huhua City vicinity into the Ojinara
section Agents along the border have
been advised 10 keep a close watch
on any movement By the Villa forces
villa IS reported 10 have about 1900
men His exact location could not be
learned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-09
CHILD ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
WHILE PLAYING Is DEAL

DeminE. y n. July 9.-The four
year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. GIL
bert is dead as the result Of being ac-
cideutally shot while playing with
some other children A gun was ac-
cldentally discharged. the shot pene-
trating the child's abdomen An oper-
alton failed 10 save the little ones
life