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Evening journal., 1919-09-12
Amt NATURE WONDERFUL!

Gossip by wireless is promised by a
Sew York radio expert TO replace iah-
berlng over the clothesline and waving
an agile chin at a party line phone. lie
perfected sardine-size wireless phone
That can be hooked mp in an ordinary
light socket. and claims 10 will buzz
a line OF lingo in its native complexion
from ten 10 twenty miles. The dis
lance isn't so much. but it Will send
and listen any mileage amount OF chat-
Ter. The average housewife is a wizard
al long distance talking over a short
route This new apparatus will be
cake for her She can go right on
talking through her hOusework. With
double socket she can connect II mp
With a flatiron and unwind the latest
bundle OF gossip TO a keen-eared neigh
Dor who can listen IL all in through her
wireless gaffer on the vacuum sweeper
or from washing machine TO curling
iron. start the a. NJ. while the hubs
shave, by attaching The wirelss tongue
TO the java perc0lator and chin the
newest scandal TO Mrs. Carryon through
her electric toaster. Wireless CAB the
whole day. anu spend the evening ex-
changing backfence info through the
reading lamp.
Evening journal., 1919-09-12
TOnIC,
VIII AH WIN
and
SOCIETY ITEMS
of (bc>
CITY AND STATE UNIONS

ed with God.
some people have q false idea Of God
which makes them nervous at the very
thought Of His presence. II we could
only remember that God is love, and
that lie is near us because lie loves
us, and if we could only md the JOY
which the disciples had in their com
panionsh,p with Christ, we would
find lfe much easier.
II we live with Christ we want TO
tax with Him and listen TO Him as
He speaks 10 us our senses Will be
come acute so that we can hear His
voice II we will only listen and obey.
10 Is a wonderful Joy 10 realize that
Christ l. working with us. Whatever
the work may be the Master says:
Come, my child. we viii do II to-
geiher, you and l.
We realize this companionship. FIRST,
by the use OF all the means OF grace,
prayer. the Bible. church worship. the
Lords supper: and second, by trying
TO make cur lives Ike the life OF
Christ. when lie was upon earth.
blessing TO others, so that our being
in the world will make the world bet
ter
Evening journal., 1919-09-12

and they offered them to the little
girl. She broke into a tcary smile al
once
"Never had dolly" she said
The little girls We're soon playing
happily and then they all had a won
derful tea party in the garden.
The Palmer children said at last that
they must 90 but little Gertrude puck
cred mp al the very idea Mr.. Ramsey
looked very much worrie4 and Petec
had an idea.
"If she amt never had a doll an
YOU got o humdnger She might not be
nomesick til she got used TO things.
50 they an got in The car and went
down town to get little Gertrude a
doll M Ramsey tried to get her
doll as big as she was. one that could
walk and talk but She caught sight or
a black Nanny exactly like Chloe and
Dlnah and would have no other. They
let The Palmer children Off at their
Evening journal., 1919-09-12

own house and Gertrude told them
goodby bu. never took her eyes Off fer
doll.
You know more about a family
than do Petfr, said Mr. Ramsey as
Peter hoped opt OF the car.
HELEN CARPENTER MOORE.
Evening journal., 1919-09-12
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them with Veil; Remove
Them With Othine-DOuble
SfreDatb

This preparation for. the removal OF
freckles is usually so successful in re-
moving freckles and giving a clear,
bea-tiful complexion that Il Is sold
under guarantee to refund the money II
IL falls.
Don't hide your freckles under a veil;
ret an ounce OF Othine and remove
them Even the first few applications
should show a wonderful improvement.
some OF the lighter freckles vanishing
entirely.
Be sure 10 ask the druggist for the
double strength OthIne; 10 Is this that
Is sold on the money-back guarantee.
Evening journal., 1919-09-12

e1ristlsn Endesyor Topic for septem-
Der "a: "The Great Companion: How
to Live With Him, 81. Luke si:i3-52.
Christ told His disciples that He
sould be with them always. This IS
,ot a world from which God is absent
ie Is in the world, and lie is in the
ife OF every one who tries to do right.
W. NAV an have the privilege which
Enoch had. OF whom we are told in
Eenesis. and in Hebrews that he walk
Evening journal., 1919-09-12
Pc ter
GOES TO A PARTY
BY THE STORY LADY.

Peter came, dashing into the house.
knocking over vase Of flowers in his
excitement
Mama. Mama. Jim has q new sister
ana Mr.. Ramsey has sent his car down
10 get the twins and me TO come and
get acquainted with her"
The Palmer children found very
sweet scared looking little girl Of three
hanging on TO Jm's hand. She looked
Just ready to cry and Mr.. Ramsey act
ed as II he didn't know Just what 10
do with such a little girl
PauN and Prissy had brought thelf
rag dolls, Chloe and Dinah with them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

with two more teams making APP
piication for The Stars basketball
league the circuit IN completed for
tho season. The two squads. one
from the Rainier Post Of the Amer.
lean Legion and the other from Nc.
Dougal a Southwick department.
store have made tentative appiica-
lions and viii know by Saturday
whether or not they will enter the
league.
There are 10 teams entered now.
The squads besides the two new
teams are the knights Of Columbus.
Y. 81. G. A.. Piper a Tnfrs. spald.
ings'. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
company. Brewster's Cigar company.
University Community five. Inde-
pendents. Soldiers and Sailors club.
co. - Third Washington infantry.
T.asre viii be a meeting Of the rep
rca~niativea Of all the teams at The
Star Tuesday night 10 hear tho re.
ports % the committees working on
schedules. rules. organization and
other details
Tho league will re; under way on
December -. according TO presen.
plans. There win be one game
week in the league. for each team
which viii give all the squads
chance 20 play out of.;own games
once in a while The league will give
them constant competition
The question OF admission for the
games VIII also come up al the Tues
day meeting There will be enough
admission charged 10 cover the
operating expenses Of the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Broadway Cage Team Will Get
Late Start; Martin Nav Plov

Broadway high school will get a
late start In tho basketball race
this year. A new floor win be laid
in the Pine at gym floor during
the Christmas holidays and the
cage men won't have their usual
practice during the holiday vaca-
ton. Coach Turner Is planning TO
use some other floor In the city
while the work In being done at
Broadway. but viii he badly handi-
capped II his plans fall thru.
There ls n chance that Thornton
Martin. who has starred on Broad
ways track squad and football
team for couple OF seasons. Will
be out for a place on tho first hill
team. Martins brother. and train
or. Is opposed to the big fellow
playing basketball because he is
grooming him for n big season on
the cindcr paths. where he has a
chance Of lowering the state marks
In the hurdles next spring.
Martin IL Big Fellow
The addition OF Martin TO the
basketball squad would give
Coach Turner another big man. At
the present time Cot Rice. center,
and Bill Graham. guard. are the
only first string men out for places.
Moose" Crawford, of Oakland. ls
another first team prospect. He
weighs around the 200-pound mark
and is said 10 be first class guard
material
Jimmy Marquis. who played
guard on the second team last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

Is another big fellow who may de-
yelop into a first class guard
Jimmy showed good ability lar,
year.
OF the other second string mn,
last year Spencer Harris. Jimmy
Backcr and wendaiI Peterson stand
out. They are forwards. Harris
has an edge on this trio and ia
practically sure TO hold down n for
ward post. altho his place Isn.t
cinched by any means. Harris has
speed but lacks weight.
Class Games Under WAY
Class games are under way nj,
the first hill school now. Tho call
for the first team won't come until
next Tuesday.
Cot Rice, captain Of the fire,
team. will coach the mldgets ,hIs
year. They will start practice nex,
week. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
ANDERSON MEETS
WILLS TONIGHT

Ole Anderson. the big Tacoma
Swede. may be and may he not
after tonight. He tackles Harry
Wills. the colored heavy. In San
Francisco. There's reason.
This bird Wills nearly sent X. q.
kruvo-Isy to the hospital last
week. and kruyosIsy beat Frank
Farmer and Farmer hammered
Ole so easily twice that II was
painful 10 watch. Ole may fool
us. but N Wills goes as good rs
he IL advertised, Ole will probably
be mighty glad TO earn the pork
and beans In this neck Of the tall
trees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
BOXING SHOW TO BE
STAGED BY EAGLES

Bin Bethel and Joe Mattson. a
duet of heavywcights. viii headline
tho Eagles Frnoker. to be staged a.
tho Eagles hall ut @sventh ave- and
Pine ~. Friday evening. The smoker
Is for members and proposed mem.
hers. Jimmy Malone is promoting
the show.
Lloyd Madden meets Frankle
Rogers in the sefni.windup. They are
welters. Joe Weber and Patsy
ciacoo. couple Of Dghtweights,
tangle. Sailor" Brady and "Kid =
Weber. Robs from Bremerton. box In
the bantam division. Ell Castor. the
newsboy bantam. boxes Stan FItz-
gerald. and Young Mooney and Eddie
Moore. another pair OF bantams. box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Star League Will Get Under
Way Dec. ID; 12Teams Enter

which includes the payment 81 Of
ficiAls and the rental Of floors.
The games will be played on Tues
day. Wednesday and Saturday. &C.
cording to present plans. The Tues
day games viii In all probability be
played at the Soldiers and Sailors
club and the Wednesday games at
the knights Of Columbus. with the
Saturday night games being staged
at the Y. ~ G. \.
The organization Of the league viii
be worked out al Tuesdays meeting
and u II important that every team
IL represented Remember the date.
December ?.
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SIGNS
CONTRACT TO
TUTOR w. S. C..

PULLMAN. Wash. Dec. with
an Understood $500 increase in sal
arg. Coach Gustavius welch has
''stgned on for another year with
he w 8. C.. team His salary Is now
sd to BE- 5000 a year.
WEIGH ss optimistic over prospects
for next year. He looks for some
valuable new blood from the fresh
men team which Coach Zimmerman
turned out this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
CARPENTER BATTLES
BECKETT

Georges Carpenter. the French
ring champion, meets Joe Beckett.
king OF the English heavies in Lon
don In n 20round melee tonight
over In London the fans are all OK.
cited about the bout because the
winner is figured as an opponent for
Champion Jack Dempsey. But both
boxers side-stepped Fred Fulton
when the big plastcrer was In dear
old England and what Dempsey did
to Fulton in a round was Just one
punch. That's why the big bout
over in teadrinking London loses it's
kick on this side OF the water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
WHITE is
ON WAY

Charley White. the Chicago light.
weight, who boxes Eddie Shannon.
California star at the Arena next
week, is on his way TO Seattle. nc.
cording TO Clay Iiite. Arena pro.
moter.
White In one Of the leading men of
the i33'pound division in the country.
Shannon boxed In big league style
at the Crystal Pool last week when
he polished Off Mike Pete
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Star Cage League Is Now Completed
SEND IN MECHANICS
FOR SCHOOL TEAMS

Let's 20. on those nickname
suggestions for the University
Of Washington and local high
schools. Send In your selections
90 the sporting Editor of The
Star now. We want names
with a punch" for the athletic
teams Of our schools. with a
little effort well find n good
monicker for the Purple and
Gold teams yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

eSfrR95
9Iz 7BS'
I@EN
EEES
BERRY,

Looks like the prohibitions were
trying 60 make it 100 per cent--pro-
hiolticu. not beer.
They want 20 take the mic" out
of nicotine now.
Pretty soon they'll want 60 take
the punch" out Of Jack Dempsey
and bob Martin.
Or the hop" out Of Hold Elier's
fast bail.
Or the kick" out Of football.
Maybe they'll take the "shot' from
The trspshootcrs.
They've already taken the bowl"
cut Of bowling.
And shortened the golf course one
hole.
And removed rum" from the rum
NY game.
And while we are on this prohibi'
ton thing. why not prohibit.
Talksng In the senate.
Baseball maEnates winter rag
chewing.
Sarah Bernhardt farewell tours.
Prize fighters from joining cir
cuses.
Investigations tina; &c, nowhere.
Talks without action on profitcers
ProhIbltIonlsts from prohibiting.
The greatest open field runner OF
NJ season Of 1919 IL Billy Carlisle.
~ modern Jesse Jimmie. They
cant catch him.
Where II Center College, All over
~ football field and most often be-
hlnd their opponents goal.
The football season is over but
bob Martin Is stili knocking EN- for
goals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

should L. :. &. he admitted. q
!. likely that the entire playing
seheduie of former years will
IN rest-cd It's clear Ia ~. thai
u will he too tough q job for a
team 10 play seven rsn,~- In the
short football SEASON. Plans ar.
on foot 10 divide the league into
scctions. with the winning team
Of this state play ing the winning
team ~ Oregon. 10 s~e who
should battle California; bcSt for
the Coast championship. Wash
ington's Representatives are quirt
on what attitude the, viii lke
toward the Trojan's application
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
FrankFarmer
Looks Foolish
Visitor
Veteran Tacoman Can't Hit
Gibbons: Bout Was a
Disappointment
ny LEO n. LASsEN

Tommy Gibbons. claimant Of tho
worlds llghthcavywcight title. had a
nice workout Tor his hunting trir
with Bill brown. OF brown 4 IIulen's
which gets under way today, In his
bout with Frank Farmer. the bald
headed logger from Tacoma. at the
Crystal Pool last night,
The bout was a hig disappoint.
ment because Gibbons satisfied him
self with duckinE around and making
Farmer look like a sucker trying 60
hit him. but the action didn't please
the fans any
Gibbons started ont like he was
going 10 gtve a pretty exhibition OF
boxing. winning the frat round by a
mile. making Farmer look like a
busher trying 20 hit him. Tommy
smeared Frank In the nose IN the
second with left hook that hurt.
and from then on until the nth.
both boxers crnwled into their shells.
How They Boxed
Farmer would start right hand
punch and Gibbons wouldn't be
where the punch had been aimed.
and Tommy would reach over and
pop Prank In the nose with hlH
left hand Gibbons used a right
hand waliop Just once during the SO
Gibbons showed some fine In
fighting ability In the fifth round
when he showed an assortment %
body punches and uppereuts that
had Frank hanging on for dear
life.
The bout was tame affair. Glib
hons is being groosncd Tor some big
io-round battles IN the East. but
Just why Seattle fans should pay
for his training course. such as his
exhibition vas last night. - hard
20 figure out.
Perhaps down East IN St Paul
the ring fans like a lot Of fancy
stuff but the fans IN this mans
land squawkcd long and lond and
NJ frequent intervals last night at
the lack of action.
Gage Really Won
RED" Gage. Seattie'a coming light.
weight. shaded fferb Taylor. the
BFrmerton hoy. last night. and
should have been given the decision.
but the bout was called n draw.
Red used his right hand we'll. while
all Taylor did during the six rounds
was 60 rough his opponent.
George Etccil. tho popular little
feet boxer. also had the call over
Earl Corners Of Tacoma. but only
got a draw for his pains. The first
two rounds were even and then EtceIl
uncorked right hand wailop that
sent connerH 20 the mat, Etcrll was
also dropped 10 the floor during tho
fray. but only one knee touched the
mat. and Corners was not credited
with n knockdown.
Frank Pautiey. local bantam. took
one on the chin In the FIRST round
and also took the count 81 nine.
After that he won b. a mile over
While Castccl. the Tacoma boy.
Frank fought fast 90. forcing Cas-
teel TO lead and popping him on the
chin. We thought Frankie was en-
titled 10 the decision. because the
Judges gave too much credit for the
knockdown. Casteel didn't do any
thing after that one punch that
cohnted.
Al Barker. lightweight. won from
Harry Joyce in the third round when
Joyce couldn't negotiate any further
The boys were In there for the FIRST
time. and showed u. II was a poor
bout.
Ad Schacht refereed and George
Olson and Jim Pursley acted as the
Judges. The house was packed 10 the
roof.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

Probably the most important
question 10 come up before the
session IL Tho University Of
southern CALIFORNIA; application
for admission TO the conference.
Elmer Henderson. former foot
ball coach at broadway high and
this years football menisr at tho
southern institution. win have a
game on hts hands saturday. and
the request Of tho school win be
presented by either California or
stanford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
fORTON BOXES
jCHrMANN TONIGHT

'puggy" Morton. Los Angeles
lightweight, meets Heinic ScI,u-
mann in Tacoma tonight In a six.
round bout for the Northwest
lightweight championship. This
Il Morton's first headline bout In
the Northwest. Soldier" Woods,
another California boy, tackles
Eddie Hammond, local weller.
weight. In the semI-windup. The
other bouts ON the card are
Walter Mason vs.. CurIey valen.
court. weIters; I'D Maui. weIter.
rs. Les Randall and kid" Man
dok VS.. Les Haines, lightweight
division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

go l.,
ssLp - Il

~ seattle want. % make any hind
International bowling meet which
viii be run off here after the he'll
days. the committee In charge 81 the
event sbsuid GO susy. ~aiph.hst'
Jsas-. president Of thi. committee
shsaid pot sosnr Of the snsrry shown
.s the m-<sinxs into this osgsnisa-
tisn. No date has bcen named pet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

Washington will itself bring
up before the conference tho
field.wcttinE rumor started by
California" DECLARED Dean Priest
"Wednesday. I'VE win officially
ask California; representatives
whether they have attempted 10
establish the truth Of the matter
and whether they have made any
attempt 20 put n halt 10 the ru.
NOR now going the rounds In
California that this institution
II guilty Of poor craftsmanship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

The football huslies, including
the supcrvarsity, viii he dressed
up once more Thursday night
but not In football clothes. It's
the occasion Of the annual foot.
hall banquet at the New Wash.
ington hotel when the men eat.
talk over football happenings of
the year. listen TO speeches by
Prcxy Surrallo and others. and
elect captain for the 1920
team. Letter men win be an
nounced AT the banquet. altho
the VS. will not be given out
officially until next spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

Southern California undoubt.
ediy played ~ good q brand Of
ban ~ any team ia the confer.
cnce this year and Seattle IL
mighty proud Of Henderson. L.
;. e.'s decisive victory Of u 10 o
over stanford and their showing
against California when the
iicarS whipped them By one
point, IL TO ~, proves their ri.
igibiliiy 10 the conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

Another question 10 he brought
up by Washington win be tho
abolition Of the training table.
Many years ago they did away
with the training table here. on
the grounds that II was not CON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

duciye 10 good school spirit and
stnaskcd too much OF the man
rr Of puEiiistic training. Some
schools arr stilI ciinginr 20 the
old.fashioncd idea Of the train
ing table. but after Saturday the
long. marrow table where the men
learn signals while they eat will
probably he RELOCATED 10 the ash
heap. ~ far ~ the Pacific coast
conference ~ concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

cssFKs psitsihus came within ons pin
- rolling a perfect score last wssf
George rolled ~ sirsiEh; strikes only TO
have ere rin stand on TIE last hl,. lie
rss rolling a match game with par
stewart snd Charlie DAVIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

II the Seattle ball club land Jack FourTer first sacer
Of The Los Angeles team during The past pear the local IN
field for merit is made Nth shortstop still needed
FourHer Of the hearv artillery Of The Angels
and his big bat 'cod look mighty street knocking out safe
for the Siwashes. With Rod Murphy the OAK captain
last year for third base Wares for second and FoHer for
he initial poW the corks coud look like real
eTeo than the quartet OF second bdseeH rho playing
The ffieh for Seattle during the last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

Sitting nj tho same time and
In the same place n tho Pa.
cific Coast conference viii be
the Northwestern conference.
composed Of Washington State.
Oregon. Oregon Aggies. Idaho,
Montana and Whitman. Aih.
letic schedules for 1929 and new
conference rulings will be
drawn up nj the meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Washington
Awaits Big
Battle Bid
Purple and Gold Team Is
Silent: Conference
Meet Here
By NiIIlT

By MILF
With the announcement That
Harvard had accepted the biE
game at Pasadena. Washington
officials were expecting the IN.
viiatlon 10 play the big game. II
The bid il coming for the Purple
and Cold. some time today. u
l. Understood that Washington
win accept the game " Offered.
according Go reports on the
campus.
Interest IL conferred on the Ia.
cifie coast conference meet
which Ia 10 be held NJ the New
Washington hotel Friday and
SATURDAY % this week. schools
r-prescnied in the conference arc
University of Washington.
Washington State college. tni
ycr~ity Of Oregon. Oregon Agrt
cultural college. stamford uni
v~rsity and IN. University Of
California. Each school win have
from two 60 four representa-
lives. Washington viii be rep
resented by Coach Jump" Hunt.
Graduate Manager Darwin Meis-
ne~t and Dean Priest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

Wih The army Of basketball teams in the city this year the
problem Of obtaining floor space for all Of the teams far
from matter In order 10 push the orerDbody play
Increment real community serpice persons corporations
and clubs ornng managing DVnsHasms help much
bB doWn0 local cage teams 10 practice and play games
their floors at small charge because the teams mp
against Il for floor space.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

Nsfss. % the noists samss. popped a
rs sreFs the ether tay n practice
session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

The greatest open field runner OF
NJ season Of 1919 IL Billy Carlisle.
~ modern Jesse Jimmie. They
cant catch him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

In ~. sssi,i, city is@rus tonight
the .. y. tsre.As' .apsd will meet
tho rep~ -ibi~ys on the Ideal al
sss. Thi. match .hsaid BE- q battle
reyai o. the rsprs 'scce To win the
srvfe.- -heald The reps. win all
three r.me~ thry will be one game
90 the Eesd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

Some day Buddy Ridley Seattle bananoeioht man be
o. championship timber but of taudino
him to the skies because he stoned Bernie Dillon dorm n
Oregon the other night Bernie Dillon another local bon is
hard trying KID bt nerer rated higher than prep1-
lot Of being championship timber in spite of all the hard
lcork that Fred Wisor his present manager and greatest
press agent IN the word Is doing The typed Uord helms
to get boys better bouts than then deserve b n
help en- lCin any, wv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

TIE naidf's viii roll IN. Eiks No ]
en- tho tiks' alleys and phesid win ~
9 least the odf game tonight The %sw
I iurhEhpnd and Seattle teams tanrie on
tho Kiss aiisya. too.