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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
EUGENE COIiIsI

II II wise FOR boxers 90 mary Did
Georges Carpenter score a i0-strike
in bis boxing career when he took
unto himself one Of Picardy'B flow.
ern as a wife Just before sailing n
America with 80 much at stake
Eugene CORR. noted British referee
thinks q WIS the wise thing for Car
penticr 20 DO since things that hap
pen IN the Frenchman's life during
his visit nrs pretty likely 20 be the
biggest IN his career. He says
Marriage dow not Mn The smbi-
tion or effisisnsy Of lssser. On the
contrary. n mans Wits become sharp
sr. just because he knows he IL
working for another besides himself.
To make home for himself is
mans destiny. lie fghts all the
harder when he knows there IL some
one waiting for him at homo to
shar~ both his Joys aud sorrows.
when Isob Iiigsimnens wss fight
Ing james .. forbett. and the con
tsst ~as Eoing none too well for the
former. "a was the wife who shouted
out Inst ~ etisns and probably did
more "a hclp riciory along than did
any Of his seconds. It's the same
with Jimmy nuds's wife.
"Iaa you imagine fsrp<nti~r's
pyfds In the sY~nt Of victory over
Dempsey Not . personal pride. hut
the honor Of being able 60 lay at the
feet Of the woman he has eha~~n
from all the world the laurel. Of
victory. sentim~ntsiify. you say
Give II any name you like. but ~ is
tho biTGest thing In borsr's life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
FIRE FIGHTERS
WALLOP COPPERS

Scattie's cnppers went down To de-
feat before the fircmcn when the two
city departments claahed on the dla-
mond at Liberty park: The fire
fighters came out on top In tho an
nuai tussie By an II 20 count. Void.
on the hiii for the winners. allowed
the ooppsrs but IA brace Of safe bin.
giles. The fircmen collected IL safe
smacks off the deliveries Of Stod.
dard. Pielow and McGlnnis. The fea-
ture wallop of the game WAS a three
base crash by r. Davis with the
bases loaded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
Arena Show Is Postponed When An.
derson Is Hurt; Hector Is Lined Up
to Meet Frank Farmer

Young Hector and Frank Farmer
have met twice in the ring. the first
go. which was staged at the Crystal
Pool. being a draw. and the second
mill was given TO Farmer In Tacoma.
Tho first meeting Of this pair was a
rcai battle. while tho second tut did
not amour, 10 much Of a fight
Hector. however. has been going at
good PACE recently. He vas
knocked surf b. Fred Fulton. bu,
put up a game battle whllo Il lasted
His work IN Tacoma. tho other night.
when n. knocked out Ban Reed In
three rounds. was well done
Farmer has the Job Of getting back
into the good grae.s 90 local fans. lie
In hot on the trail OF the Northwest
heavyweight title. and it's bound 70
be decided soon. Oscar Koch meets
Farmer in Tacoma Thursday. and
Hector may get the bout u he Hicks
Farmer here Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
CTAR
BY LEO II. LASSEN


IVAT siwahes making the hong Jump san iran
w OF the local OUTFIT playing unth
nH<=3 terrible
HAy which Hut her-s sti hope TO" INC
shorstop
around second nag "hh
Ncier- the
lar Of the
Of play this week WIN
: buck and BAH
Of
the locals but the
boys baseball Wrr- pretty firmly en-
10 anywhere In the
to
Losing ball has ceased ." be nnn,
team TO p'c "''' 'u'
the altogether
makes In the play Of team
in Angeles club Jimmy
Joined the ranks
He Angel week
brand with the seals lie refused to
the paying him $1,000 for his seasons
work
MoGinny grand old who used
eaguc' Well
all lie
University Illinois After
viii Decatur H. independent squad
VIII he ) managing
While tho management being
Roth who werewo 10 right
coming Of praise and baseball
Of the OF credit
cleaning house the together
1918
nd the spring Of the Tigers
standing Of the Braves In the Ma
tlouai dossn
artists dig when iheyrr dope wrong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11

In some unknown manner. Andre
Anderson. who was 10 meet Frank
Farmer In the main event az the
Arena tomorrow night. received an
injury to his side on board the
southern Pacific train. Seatiic-eound
from California. Anderson VIII stop
off in Portland today 10 receive treat.
mcns for th~ injury. and continue on
20 Seattle. arriving here tomorrow
morning. but unable 20 fuifin his con
tract 20 Tight Frank Farmer Wcdnes-
day night
With this piece OF sudden bad news
IN hand. Matchmaker Clay Hite. OF
the Northwest club. Immediately
postponed the show unfit Friday and
secured the services % Young Hcc
tor. OF Bremcrton. to do battle with
Old Bald Top Frank Farmer in the
main event. and Andre Anderson will
probably meet the winner at a later
date when his Injury Is healed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
ny FRED TUgBSyuJY

The $1,000 Beauty Is blooming
again,
Have you forgotten who the 81.
900 Beauty f. 10 these days Of in.
faisd tinanc~a-
II r. Hubc Marqgard.
Rube has been up quite a while
John McCraw kept him on tho bench
after he was purchased from ting In.
dianapolis club. of tho A. A. The
Rube was the rrvt ball player 70 rom.
mnnd such figure The figure has
been surpassed many times since.
but that has nothing 10 DO with this
story.
Rube pitched good. had ana indlf
feren, bail for McGraw. lie had a
string Of 10 consecutive wins one sra
son. But no matter what Kind 81
pitching he did. he was usually In tho
iimelighL lie married Blossom See
icy. and hr appeared on tho r;hgc.
Later he and blossom separated.
MtcGraw let him 20 70 brooklyn.
but last year be didn't pitch any be
cause of a broken ankle.
Hes back In shape this spring
lameneaH. strong and In fuii bosses.
sion Of tho old foolcra And he had a
lot Of them
RUDE weighs 1876 today. and he
looks almost "a boyish as when he
left the minors.
They all think he's pretty GOOD.
Tho Dodgers also arc banking on
Al Mannaux for n Sensational come
back.
Leon Cadorc should pitch great
baseball for Robinson, too.
And then there are Grimes and
Pfcffcr.
sherrod Smith WIN help Marquard
do the portslde hcavlnE
Clarence Mitchell may make tho
seventh member Of tho starr. which
then would b. composed OF four
righthnnders and three left handlers.
Three ieft.handers generally are
more than can work regularly. bu,
I remember Cavvy Crayath saying a
good staff Of left.handcra could beat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
$1,000 Beauty Blooms Again;
Brooklyn Has Good Mound Corps

the best teams In the National
Anyhow. the seven named arc 10
many good reasons Tor tho brooklyn
club being considered factor In this
yvAf's pcnnant race.
The pitching staff really locke
good. and. with good pltrhing. tn
reat o. the Dodgers may be heard
from again In 1880.
They haven't had any pitching
since they copied the flag. IN 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
s-aasarsaaaaaasssssass.aass-s
LINCOLN WINS
OVER FRANKLIN

Lincoln Uon all six tennis matches
from franklin IN tho prep dual srss
sion at woodland park yesterday
Tho results follow;
firsketh uAncnlni defeated Oln
Franklin 50. -
NOLAN ulnoolnl defeated Ilvin.
good F'rankiini 81. TS
Grant u.iucolnl defeated Sledof
n'raukilnl s.. -.
Duncan l.inooin) defeated Wright
n'rankiinl Ga. 81
Hesketh and Nolan d.lnooiul 10.
featcd oAn and LlvinKood dNrankiini
-. 81
Duncan and Grant d-lneoini defeat.
81 Niedcr and Wright d'tankllnl ie.
-. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
bonn. WELLS
Is ALL IN;
TAKES K. O.

LONDON. May 1i.-Bonbardier
Wells IL thru. Ills reign among the
heavywcights Of Europe IL over.
Thus British sport writers ex-
pressed II themselves over the fight
hast night In which Joe Beckett
knocked out Wells in the third round
for the English championship.
Wells has lost his punch. the crit.
fcs agreed. When Wells abandoned
boxing and started toe-to-tos slug
ging he made fatal mistake was
the opinion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
HERBS DAtiD'S
PITCHING STAFF

Hillyari has fair start o. pitch.
err. ihii Hovcy and Henry Gun.
bingham. SEATTLE boys. and both left.
handlers. f1tchuor. Alexander and
MAyler VII take care ~ the pitch
inE. Cunningham pitched FOR the
West Seattle hlgh school nine last
year. Alexander and FItchner have
both worked Ia the Northwestern
league before
The Spokane team Will line up az
follows Murphy. III Paul.. 20;
Mitchell. 81. Ginsiarii. e.. Gate
wood. u. Hodges. q. shoots. n. Arm.
rpiEcr. G. attn tho hgricr unAn.
uouneef.
The game vas 10 &c, under way
az .. NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
CLASS B
LEAGUE
OPENS
HERE

Dave iullyarf, pilot Of the Seattle
Pacific International league team
viii show his club In action Tor the
nrt time this season al the local
htliyard Ia ilainier Valley today with
tho spokane Indians az the oppon-
enta Of his gang. Just what kind
of TAN tho locals are capable Of put
ting up ~ predetermined aa David
has ben about Aa laxative a. the
proyefblai clam an far az we've been
able TO notice regarding his young
athletes
hut from the gossip IN baseball
circles u can bo aaid that Sir David
has been about as laxative az tho
good CiaaA n hall team The team
sol Off 10 a bad start IA Vancouver.
ioaing four straight games. but iflll.
yard and company hope 20 set off
ON the right hoof here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
PREXY HOT ON
GAMBLERS TRAIL

SAN FRANcfSCO. May IA
complaint charging Roy Huriburt
with assault was sworn 90 by premi.
dent w. ". Mccarthy. OF the Pacific
Coast league yesterday. following an
attack made on the league prcsidcn,
Sunday.
fiuriburt was barred from tho local
park after he was named as being
ono Of several Known gamblers. {"
whose activities were detrimental 20
the bsst interests OF baseball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
ny HENRY l.. rARRELL

NEW YORK. May Fourtffn
spring debutantoa are mixing IN the
swirl ~ diamond society Ike veteran
dowagerg
Eight promising youngsters have
stepped out In the American league
and six have made Their initial bow
IN The National league
The philA seem 10 have been most
fortunate In securing two capable
youngsters Leboryeau. n elugginR
outficlder. ana Ralph Miller. a third
bHscnlan Leborveau ia hitting .4i3.
second In the league. and has crowd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
KING
LOST TITLE
FOR $4,000

NEW YORK. May ii--Johnny
Wilson, the new middlcweight cham.
pion. got i3,2sl for winning his title
last Thursday night. In Boston. Mike
o'Dowd. the former champion. who
lost tho decision. received s. 900 for
his crown.
oDowd. was 20 have received
guarantee OF $4,000 for meeting
Jack Britton. weiter champion. In
Canton. O.. next Monday night. but
tho guarantee has been Cancelled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
HOW I>i'iI.I.D
LINES II

The way DAVE, club lines up nov.
Hoffman viii be- on first. Grant on
second. Powers on third and shan.
non az shoftstop. completing the in
.ncr works, OF this quartz, three are
well known here. Hoffman played
several SEASONS IN the local Hhipyard
league. Grant n Tacoma boy aud
Powers halls from ballard. shannon
was turned over 90 tho locals By the
Seattle Coast league club.
In the outfield Hillyard himself
viii play left field. wigsen center
and Coleman right Dave IL too we'll
known for further Introduction
WlEgen T. another Ballard product
while Coleman h n newcomer here.
30 hoelrir. better krown as the
fellow who caught some sterling hall
for the Patterson. Mcdonald ahipya NJ
club couple Of years ago. will 10
behind the Plate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
CHAMP WINS

PHILADELPHIA. May fi-Pete
Herman. bannmweight champion.
bested Jabez White. Albany. in a
hard eightround bout at the olym-
pia last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11

Baseball experts say that no team
Gan win without a good shortstop
Wen that goes IN the ease II West
Seattle. because thls young fellow.
Fritz Hagist Is his official monicker.
has been playing hanEup game In
tho Hhortficld for tho Indians who
have a chance 60 win the city prep
diamond title for the first time.
iIaEist has ono homer 10 his credit
this year and had the honor Of start.
lng a triple play 10 the broadway
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE

FrrTHurRd Mar IL y ~ y
Philadelphia t.at. st-ssss-.s
lIftsturE Observation-Disclosures.
uaftstiss caasaY csntusii ano
Wheat. Cooper snd schmidt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11

A pretty girl Is eagerly listened 10.
sitho she says nothing when she
talks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11

De Wit Tsbourvcsn. Who started
out his professional ba@~hsiI carver
with tho SEATTLE Nerthw~@t~rn t~agu~
CLUB few seasons ago. :. playing
rs-xulariy Tor tho Fhiiiy Nationals.
Ii-'. spanking tho onion for a marx
% .a7s. and Is playing a sterling game
In the field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
NATION LEAGUE


Nsw fofs a. HinrinHsu
Nfuaslyr a. ChffaHo
uasfen - ~ truis
rhM8Hsighis AZ rittsegfE
ANfsHitA> LEAGUE
o. tnuis - rnilassirhis
Ct4easo a. Ser York
Cleveland % Hcnso-
rsffoit - WacNirEisn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
@rHD.
'@rf7sFSE{1

Jimmy Marguis. .,.x nrc.dwsy
high .~hooi harl~r ia.t .~s.sa. whs
-prst tho sprfnK tralnisx -r.ssaa with
the thissEp white ~as. ha. b,-n
fsrrn-~i out "a the Ai,.sny club. In
tho ss~ York state league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11

Feaftin at san fFaurisco.
portland Al Toe Angeles,
Vernon At Sacramento.
OAKLAND at salt Lake CITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11
AMInIrAN IrAGrF

CLEVELAND nsy H. n ~ y.
"a Louis ....l-.s. ts...... -
Cleveland .....-....-.t. .... ~
batteries Davis. Saunders nAsns ana
SEVERED naEby ard o'NsiiA
noTrOS. MAJ IL n " y
linsfuH ...-.4...t. ...t....s -
BATTERIES Perry. EetsTt. Moore ard
Tsskins. Harper ard behana,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11

usnnT Eauy 10 no longer ihs regular
esatsrflsldvr % tho Mes York Giants.
when riFht-hanfsr works on the
mound. Benny 10 on the JOB. and whss
a ieft-handsr works. ruunE cailsFian
named staatE holds forth IN ths center
garden. AiaAfE shoNs iot of promise.
according 20 NsW York scrih0s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11

Ping Bodie. the portiy S~w York out
nelder. T. back on the Job with the Goth.
an club again. Bodie. who ussd'to play
~ the San Francisco Seals. took French
leave from the Jacksonville training camp
OF the fanka, and vas canned by Man
aEer HuEEins. who said Ping could never
play with tho fanks again Hut Miller
has evidently forgiven tho pill awattsr
from the Coast. because Bodis ia In the
linsup every day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11

In recent game with she Chicago
Cubs, Jack Fouruinr. who played for the
Los Angeles club last year. pounded three
doubles Tor the S. Louis cafda Jack
seems % have bit ht stride With the
Cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-11

Lloyd sHcotL former S~atiis North
~-Eiesn iraE'ts eatfistd~T is pounding
So apple az Merry clip for TIE fouSips
club. la the TEXAS league.
BIZ cirmsrs Columbus r'rh. N IRE
American assaciatiaa. y mira n ths
Middle Western rntnas. wtfh ala vins
and 80 Losses. according 20 latest report.
from The EaEf g. Paul. lass years
champions are leading the prgcesaioa
with - wins out % - sgarta
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
MISSING VETERAN
IN SOLDIERS HOME

Disappearing from his home here on
Monday, Andrew Elliott, sgsd IS years.
has been located at the Old Soldlers
Home, Camp johnson. Tenn Mr.. Eli
Oft had been living with his son-in-
law, Charles Shumar. No 1915 East
Eleventh street.
How ne reached The place i mys-
terry as his relatives here have been
searching for him sine he lef! and no
one seems to have seen him until he
appeared IN The home.
80 reason Is given for his leaving
hfre except that be T. civil war
veteran and has been greatly Inter-
es.od In old soldiers anu institutions
which provided FOR hem In their OLD
ase.
Evening journal., 1920-03-12

Pay" The theme deals with mar
rled life and the dangers and distress
that can be caused by jealousy. Gail
Kane, Jackie Saunders, Dorothy An
mold, and Edmund Breese, Hugh
Thompson. Baby Dorothy Arnold, and
others, form a sterling all star cast
The other half OF The big double pro-
gram is featured by Harold Lloyd In
His Royal syness.
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
TRINITY CALLS r. n. CoIIrNe.

The Rev. Edward H. Collins OF
North East. Md, has accepted 4 call to
Trinity NJ r. Church, of this city, sub
ject to the approval OF Bishop William
+. Mcdowell. The Rev nigh Adams
who is now pastor Of Trinity Church
anticipates going 20 Brack-Ex. Mr..
Collins was pastor OF Eastleke M. r.
Church previous to going to North
East
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
DTnE LASH or rnE puANEs..

THAT stirring story Of Tsxas border
life "he Last or the Dpanes" IN which
william Fsrnum, The popular William
Fox star plays Tho title role VIII be
seen for two more days only at The
Victoria Theatre. Tho p.rturc has proved
so popular here that It has bten shown
to crowded houses throughout the run
Mr.. Fernum's work ia remarkable for
the risks he takes and The thrills he
puts over In the many tense situations.
Olive Thomas IN "The Glorious Lsdy''
a Seznlck production VIII be the feat
ure attraction at the Vlciorls Theatre
next week. II Is a thrilling love drama
nllcd with the romance and glamour
OF old Enslsnd. II Is a story OF 10y
atty. love and noble sacrifice.
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
The BEST WAY TO
CONQUER RCATARRH
A New Treatment That Quickly
Brings Relief.

DO not let anyone tell you that you
cannot secure permanent relief from Ca
fnrrh. No matter what you have tried
before try WINTKRGROLS now. OF
course, Il Il new ard not everyone knows
about II. but thousands OF sufferers are
daily discovering that It brings prompt
relief.
Into your nose. II will soon clear the
clocgef nortrils and air passages, ending
that dissgreeable dryness, soothing and
healing the inhamed mucps membrane. II
yonr druggist is out Of WINTERGROLE,
ask him 70 get i for you.
Evening journal., 1920-03-12

Theatre this week, Is decidedly olsver.
OF course. he does the "hide" OF mans
favorite four-feoted animal. and he
can Initiate not only the jumping
about Of a dog, but also The barking
and other noises that It - customary
for dog Ia make te indicate pleas
ure' fear, pain, etc. Mr.. LsteIl IS
assisted IN the performance by Miss
Elsie Nokcs. a charming commedlenne,
who enters into the spirit OF The or
fering in a manner that gives II de-
cided realness.
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
JUGDE CONRAD no BE prLFcarr

Urged by frlends, Judge Henry D
Conrad has consented to be a candl.
date for lay delegate TO the genera
conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. The election win De held at
the annual meeting o, the conference
TO be held here the week OF March
%.
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
asoMEoNE MUST pAY.y

Some One Must Pay now showing
at The Savoy Theatre VIII be present
ed today and tomorrow for It's last
showings. Those who have not svalled
themselves OF the opportunity 10 see
this massive and remarkable photo
play should do so al once. Rarely has
a subject created more comment from
the patrons than Some One Must
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
.,soMERoDY-s swEErnEARr."

= II fe probably unnecessary TO write
IN detail concerning Tho actual merits
r,l Somebody's Sweetheart" Arthur
n ,ierstein's musical comedy. VIII
Nuix.on shcatrcgocrs have already had
&i.p rool fortune to have met The PRO
.s;lcslon even before Nev York and
philadelphia enjoyed It. Last season
1lpop its first appearance at the Play
<Jpusn II created such an emphatic hi.
<tAat TO many it represented tho out
sstandius hit OF The season. Although
1t was presented here for but three
~perfofmsnces. It's popularity was OF
.ruci nature tia ili was viewed by
'as many people IN two days as often
I'M weeks engagement
, II is rather with the return engage
~ment Of Somebody's Sweetheart" and
Its success after II left Wilmington last
~season thai this should be written
.ShCrtly after IL finished It's run IN this
tcity Il landed on Broadway and re
-cnained there for no less than ~ weeks.
~cnd then just recently II played az two
tcr Philadelphia's most popular theatres
tand repeated the New York and VIII
sn'inston popularity It's second appear
-learsnce in Wilmington Is set FOR q be-
ginning Monday evening. March IS.
The same cast that presented the
>1,lcce In New York and Philadelphia.
fend with one exception. the same cast
-t''at was here last year. will again be
.r The company OF players, including
s'NN:lliam Kent John Dunismorc. Eva
.fallon. Louise Allen. Veronica and the
Famous Somebody's Sweetheart"
chorus.
: The seats for the return engagement /
ARE now on sale.
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
'MARY'S ANKLE. p

Douglas MacLean and Doris May
lsied their fame ahead big stretch
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
THE FLAMING CLUE.

Al The GARBICK.
Alfred Latell's impersonation OF
dog, which he is giving at the GarrIck
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
The Essex is Famous for Beauty
as Well as Performance

Essex performance proofs naturally
overshadow its qualities of quieter appeal.
For prior to Essex, it was held that
Hight weight must mean some forfeit in
smoothness, speed, power and endurance.
But even those whose choice was de-
cided by its supreme performance ability
arc captivated by its notable beauty of
design, its luxurious fittings and its quiet
riding ease.
1t IS not merely that Essex matches
large, high priced cars in comfort 1t is
not only its speed, its quiclness at the
getaway and its quiet mastery of the hills.
Its charm Is the combination of these
qualities with flying smoothness in
action and responsiveness that heeds
the lightcst touch.
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
Great Surplus Power
Makes Driving a Joy

Abundant surplus power handles the
Essex with case in every situation. This
surplus power and strength, beyond any
need you will ever have, accounts for
Essex smoothness in tasks at which nanv
cars strain with permanent injury to their
mechanism.