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The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
rain WILL NOT
HOLD up BATTLE
Navy Yard and Rex Eleven
Agree to Meet on Sloppy
Field Today.

Rain or shine. sIeet or snow. the
Naval Gun Factory team and Rex
Athletic Club will meet this after
noon on the gridiron at Union
League Park. This decision was
reached late last night by a commit
tee from the Northeast clubmen,
composed Of James f. Wright, Clar-
ence Mcclure and Coach Lee Martin,
ana Captain Ray Towers, Coach Mil
ton Turner and Manager Theodore
seIgfreid. of the Navy Yard team.
The game will be played regard
less OF the condition of the field. but
the committees conceded enough
sacrifice to the public who will wit
ness the contest. II at $3.50 p. m. it
Is not raining this game will be
staged.
!, On the muddy going the Rex club
men seem to have something Of the
edge on the Gunners because of the
speed in their back field. Navy Yards
fast charging line should break up
these speed demons before they start.
but under sloppy conditions history
may repeat itself in the Offering of
the Engineer-Vigilsnt battle of 1916.
Navy stIII CONFIDENT.
The Navy Yard warriors are still
confident Of victory under any cir
cumstances. and at a late hour last
night were willing to hold good their
argument with hundreds of dollars in
cash money. On a wet field II is the
opinion Of most gridiron critics that
the speed of the Rex backfeld will
Outdo that Of the Naval Gunners. but
the old saying. "A better defense is
the best offense." seems to hold the
limelight and places Navy Yard a
slight favorite.
The betting last night ran all the
way from Z to : to 3 TO 4 regardless
OF weather conditions.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
Basketball Magnates
Hear interpretations
By JACK HAAS.

There about fifty basketball representatives attendance
the special meeting held yesterday afternoon the Washington Hotel
The meeting called the solicitation of Dr. J. E. Rayco chair
Of the Joint Basketball Rules Committee order
Interpretation of the rules adopted by the Amateur Athletic Unon
National Collegiate Association and Young Mems Christian Association
Henry Francis Sturdy. of the Naval Academy. Annapolis repre-
sentative of the committee from the South Atlantic Section
nounced that Dr. Raycro had been detained Princeton University
would be present Sturdy stated that he had been touch
with Dr. Rayco long distance Friday night and they discussed
important of the rules and especially those that
where any changes had been made.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
DID WIN FLAG.
BUT 1T WAS BACK IN 1885

1t may surprise some of the pres
ent-day fans to know that Wash
ington did actually win a pennant.
True. it was long before some of
the fans of today were born. and
some Of those who can recall this
phenomenal performance are old men
now. 1t was back in 1895. when
Washington was q member of the
Eastern League. These happy days
were almost thirty-five years ago;
but it actually happened.
In 1884 Washington first entered the
American Association. but they were
only in that organization part of the
season. The team managed to win
but twelve games out of sixty-two
played. The Senators finished last,
as one would expect.
The next year the team was a men,
ber of the Eastern League. and it
was while playing in that league
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
JEFF SMITH TRAILS
GEORGES CARPENTER

Philadelphia, Dec. S.-Jen Smith,
the champion middIe-weight VINO
fought Georges Carpenter twenJ \.
rounds some time ago in France,
will soon start for Paris to again
battle with the noted Frenchman.
Al Lippe. manaEer for smith. an
nounced Yesterday that arrangements
have been mad for a fight between
smith and Carpenter for the latter
part of February. The bout will bc
promoted by Theodore Nienne
Lippe said yesterday that Nienne
had been in communication with him
for some time and he. Nienne. was
anxious for Linpe 10 take Smith to
France, as well as some other good
boys.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-FiVe and onehaf frlongs
Mountain Girl 1os; Rory Omoore. 100; Bullet
Proof. 100: Mannikin ID timpl. 1o9; Cormorar
(impl. los: Ace of Trrrmps 100; Grove A.. loe
Dinty Moore. 100: Gen. Glenn, lo9; Vest Hoh
lOs; Dewitt, los; F1eer. 100.
SECOND RACE-SiI furlongs: Miss Man
age 100: The Gallant. los; MessriAnce. los; Da,
hinda ICE; Lloyd George. loe; 'Thos. F. Nc
Mahon, lG Coronado. 1B; Frank Mattox, los
Francis Starr. Ioe; Marie Connell, lB; Gas
MASK los: Tom Brooks. l0s; Harry Rudder. l0s
Maramon CmpD. III Also eldble-ReTolution
lC6; Blue Devil 1Os; Durella, los; Courcelles
Ump). los.
THIRD RACE-si1 furlongs: 'sayonarra. lC4
Meddling Miss, l07; QuArtette. ITO: Onws. ITO
Joseph +. Murphy. liz: Prince Henry, l05; su-
pernal, lG; Humma, lO6; Marshon 10: Sena
tor James. 10; Merry Lass. ro6; Paul Con
nelly, lOs; Duly Fashion, ITO; Marble Trask. llo
Also eligibe-'Korfhage, l0s: Valerie West, los
.sturdee. ITO: Rosemary. l02
FOURTH RACE-FiVe and onehaf furlongs
Phrone Ward. los; Trusty, llo; LInhrmiel
timp). ITO; War Garden, lis; Antoinette Cimp.)
ll6; Geo. Clark no. Bon Tromp. ll0
FIFTH RACE-Six furlonss: The Boy. 100
Win. los: Franklin. loV; Fly Away. loe; Sand.
Of Pleasure, lo7: Ballet Dancer. llo.
SIXTH RACE-One mile 'wiR Gain. s
Lady Leona. lce; 'Csvan Boy. lo6; Bachelor
10; Delly lol; FOXES Choice. lo4; Thirst. lo7
BSjsjrt, fio: .Ieta. ie; 'Thursday Nishter. iO5
Al Pierce. lIo; Capital City. IL Also eligibls
Slater. 10; Rife Shooter, los; Calval Cade-
our timp). lo4; cobalt, los; Miss Ster,ing. lU
Lncille p. lG.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and one-si1teenr.l
sLeth Cochran. g; Constant, lo6; Brian Boru
los; Brickley. Ilo; Deck Mate. 1l3; Contestant
lol: Brown Fsvurite los; 'Elrey. los; Aztec. llo
Mather, us: Amino. lo6: Capt. Hodge (imp.),
los; Vowel. 10; king Neptune. 1l3
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
One Year Ago In Sports.

Camp Greenleaf from Oglethorpe.
Ca. defeated Camp Dix of Wrights-
town, N. J., in a game of football
by a score of $40. Game played at
League Park.
Plans to have Congress consider
boxing bill for United States.
Manager Higgins of the Yanks
against cutting players limit re-
ported that Manager Rowlands
would be let out by Chicago White
Sox.
Great Lakes football eleven ready
for start West to play the best
football elevens OF the Coast dur
ing holidays.
William L. Veech, baseball
writer. elected secretary of the
Chicago Cubs.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07

that Washington won its first last
and only pennant.
Bob Barr. n great pitcher in those
days. won twenty out of twenty five
games he pitched, while Hank
O'Day, then just busting into base
ball. hurled and won thirteen out of
fifteen games he pitched.
The year of 1886 found the Wash
ington team as members of the Ma
tional League. taking the place of
Providence. The club remained in
this organization until 1883. then
dropped out until 1882, where they re-
mained until the fall of 1899, when the
league dropped Louisville. Baltimore
and Cleveland. reducing their number
to eight cubs.
The Washington team was idle in
1900. but in 1901 they Joined the new
American League. Of which they are
still members.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
BUCK O'NEILL MAY
BE COLUMBIA COACH

New York. Dec. 6.-Alrhough no
coach will be, appointed for the CO.
lumbia football team for some time.
it was learned yesterday that one
man whose name will receive con-
sideration by the University commit
tee on athletics is Frank O'NeilI.
widely kown as Buck O'NeiT,
coach of the Syracuse University
eleven.
O'Neill, it is understood. has only
year-to-year contract with the Or
ange and is a free agent so far as
next season is concerned.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
NELSON JONES TO
LEAD CENTRAL TEAM

Nelson Jones. tackle and end OF
tentral's championship eleven. was
elected captain OF the 1920 team at a
supper at Central last night TO cole
brate the winning OF the football title
ho1ors this season
Letters were also distributed hy
Principal T. Wilson 10 the other mem
bers OF the eleven that were eligible.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
HARVARD MAY CALL
OFF WESTERN TRIP

The Harvard football team may be
unofficially asked to abandon its trip
to Pasadena for a New Years Day
game unless the coal strike enables
railroad administration officials to
lift travel restrictions soon. it was
learned today.
The request to the Harvard teams
would be supplementary to a general
appeal to forego all unnecessary
travel.
1t is understood the Harvard au-
thorities are willing to abandon the
trip If it is considered necessary.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
HARVARD TO PLAY
In DOUBLE HEADERS

Cambridge. Mass, Dec. 6.-The
Harvard athletic committee. in
planning the 1920 football schedule,
will include a number of double
headers. 1t was learned today.
The committee has written Bow
doin College. asking II it will play
Harvard the same day the Crimson
battles Colby. In playing double
headers, eight periods would be
uesd.
Graduate Manager Fred W. Moore
stated the double header plan would
give every man on the squad a
chance to get into action and would
benefit both teams
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
ALLEN LANDS FROM
HAMILTON INSTITUTE

Boston. Dec. 6.-Hamilton Institute
" New York was no match for Allen
school. OF West Newton. on the grid
ron at Braves Field today and suf-
erred a l9-to-0 defeat.
Hamilton came to Boston with a
sreat reputation, but had no defense
hat could stop the remarkable for
ward pass game that the Allen play
rs completed for their three touch
Iowns
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
Petite" Wall Dies.

Noburn. Mass. Dec. 6.-Dr. Ed
ward c. Petite" Wall, captain
and full back Of the 1918 George
town football eleven of Washing
ington, ID. c.. died here today
from heart failure caused, accord.
ing to the physician who exam
med him, from lack OF condition
when he played a game of foot
ball at Akron. Ohio. recently. He
had recently returned from Camp
Devens and went into the hard
professional game without any
raining.
He graduated from Georgetown
ntal School this year.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
WANT CARPENTER
In MONTREAL BOUT

Montreal. Dec. 6.-The Canadian
Hockey Club today cabled a chal-
lenge TO Georges Carpenters mana
ger in London for the French boxer
TO met Eugene Brousseau. Dominion
middle-weight champion, in = boxing
exhibition here on July ]. Dominion
Day, at one of the race tracks. Brous-
seau has recovered from a slight at
tack OF paralysis which followed his
bout With Chip in Portland.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
SOMERVILLE ELEVEN
LOSES TO SCOTT HIGH

Toledo, Ohio. Dec 6.Scott Hill de-
feated SoInerville. Mass, High here
today Is to Q. in a hard-fought bat
tie before a crowd of $500. Simpson,
of Somerville. playing a brilliant
game. was knocked out in the last
quarter.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
TWO ARE INJURED
in SCHOOL GAME

Harrisburg. Pa. Dec. 1.-TWO play
ers on the Portland. Maine. High
School eleven suffered broken bones
in the game with Harrisburg Tech
nical High today, in which the Maine
team was defeated, 56 to 0.
The casualties were John O'Connell,
right half back. whose right leg was
broken, and Van Small. who sustained
broken collar bone. Both were ta-
ken to the Harrisburg hospital.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
PERMITS LEAGUE Meeting CHICAGO PLAY NAVAL eleven TODAY
TIGER CLUB HAS EDGE ON
GRIFFMEN IN VICTORY LIST
By GEORGE L. MoRELAND

Here of that each other like dogs and
lake the entire nineteen they have and find that the
Tigers have 230 w for the Nationals But when you
figure what the have done Gf here find that both
here and Detroit all the latter able to accomplish was
SIX games than they lost
And all during the past eight years Griffith had put against
that bunch of susse was Walter Johnson and what he has
aged do enough Washington has managed to win FIVE of
the eight seasons they have lost SIX more games than
they have won
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
FOOTBALL RESULTS

AZ Haverhill, Mass.-HaverhiII
hlgh. "a Englewood High CChi-
caFoD, "a.
At Decentralization Institute
New York;. 0; Allen School, Cwest
Newton), I9.
AT Flushing. y. Y.-Flushing
High. "a; West Aurora CIIlD High, o.
At Harrisburg. Pa-Harrisburg
Tech High. 56; Portland CMaine)
High. 0.
At Toledo-Scott High. 10; Som
erville CMass) High. o.
At Chapel Hill. y. Chapel Hill
High School. as; Greensboro, o.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
NAVY BASKETBALL
DATES ARE NAMED

Annapolis, Md. Dec 6.-The Naval
Academy basketball schedule follows:
December 20. Penn; 81, Princeton;
January 3. Stevens: :. Virginia: 10,
Lafayette; IA. Catholic University: !:
Bucknell; February 4. West Virginia
Wesleyan: I. Camp Humphreys; H.
North Carolina.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
JACK SHARKEY WINS
FROM JIMMY WILDE

Milwaukee, Dec. 6.-The Union
Jack met defeat here tonight. the
second time in a week, in interna-
tional boxing contests, when Jack
Sharkey outpointed Jimmy Wilde.
British hy-weight champion, in a
ten-round bout here
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
CHAPEL HILL TEAM
SWAMPS GREENSBORO

Chapel Hill. N. c., Dec. 6.-The
North Carolina High School football
championship was decided here to-
day when Chapel Hill High School
defeated Greensboro. IS to 0.
The Chapel Hill team was much
heavier than the losers. Capt. Spar
row and Merritt starred for the win
ners.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
Jones Elected Leader.

Tuscaloosa, Ala, Dec. g. Ralph
Jones, right guard OF the Crimson
team during the grid season just
past. was elected captain of the 1890
University of Alabama football team
at the annual banquet given the team
by the athletic association last night.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
Aloysius Club De6es.

The Aloysius Club would like to ar
range games with any OF the strong
teams in this vicinity. Communicate
with T. B. Pollard. manager. A Eye
street northwest
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
Sixth K. o. In Row for Brennan.

Akron, Dec. 6.-BiN Brennan. one
of the challengers for Jack Demp-
sey's crown, knocked out Soldier
Sullivan, of Newark, N. j., in the
first round of their scheduled 60
round bout here last night. This is
Brennan's sixth consecutive knock
ont .
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
ILLINOIS WILLING
TO MEET HARVARD

Chicago, Dec. 6-Illinois will accept
the challenge of Harvard for a foot
ball game next fall "if the Crimson
agrees to a return match for the
following year." George HUFF, director
of athletics of Illinois, said tonight
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
Thorp to Coach N. Y. u.

New York. Dec. 6.-Frank H.
Cam. director Of athletics at New
York University, announced yester-
day afternon that he had procured
the services of Ed Thorp to coach
the varsity basket-ball team for the
coming season. Coach Thorp yes
terday afternoon sent his charges
through a short drill in shooting
baskets. followed by a fast game
between the FIRST and second
quinteta-
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
Champs Upset Dope.

What gave the Tigers such a
commanding lead in the entire sse-
Ties was during the years OF 1906
'-S and when they were winning
pennants. That season Detroit was
riding rough shode over every rival
and Washington had to take the
dust seventy-foUr times during
those four years. Some handicap
20 overcome for the locals during
the past eight seasons but the lit
tie table that follows will show
how close they came TO doing il.
The best season Washington had
against Detroit was during 1909.
when on the local grounds they won
nine out OF ten games, while in De-
troit the poorest they ever did was
in 1907, when they lost ten and won
ono.
The records Of what each team
has done here and at Detroit fol-
lows:
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
AMERICAN CYCLERS
LAND SIX-DAY RACE

New York. Dec. 6.-Goullet and Mad
den. the American team. won the six
day bike race here. Egg and Dupuy
were second and Mcnamara and Ma
gin were third.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
HONUS In GLOOM;
IT'S A BABY GIRL

PrttSburE. Pa. Dec. "a baby
girl was born today 10 the wife Of
"Honus" Wagner. former batting
monarch and baseball star
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
T. X. Five Wins Game.

The T n basketball five defeated
the Calvary NJ. Z. quint yesterday by
p to "a Hutchinson and Goebel were
the best at shooting the basket for
the winners. The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07

The Trinity Midget football eleven
yesterday defeated the Lincoln
Midgets, 10 to o. on the Monument
lot and now claims the S5-pound
championship, Of the District
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07

The spiders have flies lunch. The
beevo barnacs cngng of register
once the beedewed the chauffeur Coming
Thro Rye on Communication Ticket" and where occasionally
those oamspangIed dime gabblers skipped Very
casionay No does bonface speed the exiting
his way with the Milwaukee blessing "Pabst Vobiscum
The old baeeps apron hanging those
pass may read the in its darksome hues Booze with
Yesterday and those who thought that Omar Khayyam
Third Testament
Carrying the along hiccoughs
n menS The sundodgers with their healthy faces tanned by
the and of the bright lights.
bent skulls and bowed There's quite
bending the neck and bending the elbow
Yet annually. packers
ike the murderer to the Of the That's when the xda
race the Garden each December Then
rush to the trophy and throw the banner damp
There an armsce prohibition and right
living.
They it six-day race That's as erroneous as ,wofoot
yard stick 1t should be labelled might
night Madison Square Garden worth six years in
cheese Air composed
gen. accelerated by kryon
the Garden didn't read the book 1t
oil the first syllable The xday eye
only To the it camel
Wednesday night big matinee for the banner toers
Equipped With Miss Oakleys thrsts and
skulls Moose Runyons birthday party
by all
With detail his birthday party at
engc
10 fight the world when Jim 5 Runyon wait for him.
After beautiful preprohbtion the Fifty Club
paded the Garden The because
the members figure the contraband will
eggs through they will Club The color
bearers knocked 4S years off of the lockerroom's life
Back the Garden Curey hardshe at the
for few seconds and offered sprint
accepted by who had grabbed off the
line
At m. Hype join bikcrs on foot He
went between cornd bulls
good At the night
almost John ORcy radcliffe dice
that the When epidemic dotted
influenza died all the kae Moose
his
At umblcd off their wheels 1t
dent Just the Garden air The bike got ripe off
When the dinner meabag whistle Joe Smoen
party off and The
but beaten.
Once they walked through night
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
Triangle After Winners.

The Triangle football eleven wants
to meet the winner of the battle be-
tween Lincoln-slndex. Call Franklin
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07

Goals from floor: st. Aloysus -Folliard ~,
O'Lone tsl. Atherton Cel. Fran. Murtaugh. Duff
fy, Marsden "a. War Denartment-Newton ~.
Johnston, Beton. substitutions: Aloysius-
Duffy for Murtaugh, Frank for Marsden. War
Observation-Disclosures for Risk. Beton for Nc
Donald.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
Aloysius Club Lands.

The Aloysius Club In its initial game
Of the year defeated the strong War
Department team last night by the
score of 4 to II. The Clubmen played
an excellent game throughout, scoring
twenty-five Of their points in the first
half. M. O'Lone, Of Aloysius. was in
mid-season form and scored twenty
of his teams fifty-four points. New
ton, of the War Department. also
played well. making thirteen points
for his team I.ine-un and summary I:
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07

Goals from hoor-HutchinSon CsD. Goelel o.
Ferber. GotweIls. Jackson e.. Wells a.. Yates
81. Goals from -Hutchinson-Yates pH.
AltemUs. Time Of peTiods-Ten
minutes
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07

lhe boys with the gnsomna with last years
sweet azaeas and seep-walng excuonsts
emsevs The knobs saloon doors losing their polish
glitter like The hinges swinging
doors are rusty Bryan Presidential boom.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
@TWo .aa THREEnHn
Ssg pustin6 f,.N.st ose ossr WIN W. VA
. RBUGS RAERR 81 -
WALKING THROUGH THE NIGHT

Before the Eighteenth amendment there classes ct
zens who ambd through the night Somnambus
lists
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07

The spiders have all flies
beevo barnace cgng keel of the cash register
once the beedewed fingers of the chauffeur played Coming
Ihro the Rye Ticket" where occasionally
those foamspanged grabbrs skipped Very
casonaly No bonae exiting guest
his way with the Milwaukee blessing, "Pabst Vobiscum."
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
Trinity MIDGET, Land.

Five pounds apprentice claimed
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07

AT noon tumbcd off their wheels 1t wasn't
t. Just the Garden air The bkers got ripe and fell off
The Washington herald., 1919-12-07
GrIns Va. Tigers.

IContinueit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-13
THE DEFENDER OF BOLSHEVISM.

BECAUSE editorial this recently referred to the national
zaon Of Russia reader mcensed He brands the
statement bit Of exposed propaganda created by
seeking establish monarchial form government Also he sub
from unidentified pamphe, containing na OF
such policy which people will unnvnced No
claims that such policy generally adopted but that occurred
vouched for by and reliable those
and did long but that part Of the plans OF bohcym
has been stated repeatedly rather convincing fashion
But that but fault OF wholly evil Since couldn't he
effective counted 1t
is shocking think that be defenders OF such Amer
face evidence that the forces which wrought chaos
Russia contemplate the overthrow of the United States government
1h, land of free press but and edon
still high this
Our bav have died within for the high ideals for which stands
What shall he said those who will deliberately uphold those who seek its
overthrow
II government the people by the people and fo the people abide
there be tolerance OF class rule submission minority which
has regard but single class and really jeoparzeS the OF all
For that bosheysm Even by their claims they include
but small percent the population Russia all Russia suffers by the
chaos they have wrought Because such loot and
anarchy confronted with and Virtually
places premium shIessncss penalties thrift and ability. As
granary Europe will
produce enough to feed
Our difficulties enough whou, the introduction OF
the unA Americas doctrines Of foreign who rendered important
Our duty clear oppose clique which
threatens the overthrow the government first duty his
The subtle and ndous bolSheym which has
been its threats and ayowl overthrow the existing
order Our constitution provides for exercising the will the people All
talk they represent
hope majority Democracy will
the majority Obviously the rcst Of In the
evuln of feeling the entering wedge OF ownership
hear,cnrg evidence that majority the people unwilling
undertake the disastrous experiment Of socialism.
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BURNING MONEY.
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| since the peace dove hit tho breeze;
everyone Is burning money just as
though II grew on trees | insist on
ihriit and saving. but there's none TO
need my worrs; johnnirs say that
nm ravlng, and throw money TO tho
blrds. Men are drawing prlncciy
wages and their breasts are filled with
hitth. aud they jocr forchoding sHges
who predict day Of dcarth. but that
day VIII come MS surely ms tOmOrrow's
sun viii rise; things viii then he going
poorly with tho glddy sprndthriu guys.
hihss won't boom along forever Rs
thcb re booming now. my friends: and
thc man who's truly clcvor saves as
ably as he spends Il IL patent to tho
KNOWING IN expansive times Ike these,
mat the kopecks won't be growing al
ways on tho shrubs and treoa. There
Win como day of trouble when this
boom In left behind. and the kopeck
and the rouhe win be mighty hnrd to
ind; happy then the lads whose wages
hRve been safely placed In brine. who
obeyed the seers and sngcs when tho
saving graft was fine. And how sick
VII he the mortals who Ike spend
tNrifts now behave, who reply with
ic"rs and Chortles when We call on
thcm to savcl