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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24
new MEXICANS
VICTORS over
FAST QUINTET
Sag Shea's Bankers Co Down
Before Bergman Five IN
Well Played Game
INDIVIDUAL WORK
FEATURES PASTIME

A DHERING to a consistent style
n OF team play from the first min
ute the Mesilia AgEies Thursday
night won their first FL Easo game
OF the Basketball season By defeating
the First National bank team. 81 20
a, IN a well played closely contested
Composed OF stars OF former. years
the Mesilla team played smoothly
during the entire contest and were
never n danger Of BENG overcome ~
spite OF the tight defensive work OF
the money changers. The fatre- team
was without IT'S two star guards.
KOke and Carson. considered among
the best in the late Church league and
they could not cope with the orten-
New MeXicans appeared to have been
wen drilled and coached and consl1-
cradle credit is due coach Bergman
for the showing Of the upper valley
quintet
Hin and O'Hara proved the bisssst
scoring factors OF the Aes-lla team.
while coach Bergman who got into
the game. iz not being an iutercol-
leEiar contest. also dlsrll zuislal lim-
self with number OF excellent
throws and field work he vas IN
the game every minute and proEsd
quite a pillar Of strength 10 The AEEie
team as whole.
4saE7 she's, Blefer, Gaylord.
Gillespie and Fulton an PLAYED
consistent games for the bank
team and some pretty basket
work was shown BY both teams
during the progress o. play
The game marked The first an-
I pearanc8 Of the Bank team since its
organization IN readiness TO enter
the City league. which VIII start az
the y IT. c. A. on January g.
IT was without the services o.
Eoke and Carson, however. and this
Z proved a great handicap % the team
work Of the Bank quintet
The uneups and scoring o. the
E teams were as follows
Lesilla ValleT=Hiil. forward. s
field goals. foul goal- ELS. forward
field goals. Bergman. forward. 6
field goals O'Hara. center. field
goals Black. guard. field Eoals
Robbins. guard. Total 81
First National Balk-Slea. forward
field goals g foul goals Blefa7.
forward field goals Gillespie. for
ward. Williams. center. 8 field goals
GAYLORD. guards Fulton guard
Total "a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24
Foul. TIGERS ON ALL EASTERN
HARVARD GETS TWO FAST MEN

candidate for captain He is brill
liant field general and wonderful
hroken-field runner. He eX,sels az a
forward passer and as puntcr- can
you beat those combined quallAest
Horween must get the fullback po-
sltion because he IS a drop-klcker.
He has this advantage over kelley Of
Fale and Gllroy Of Princeton Other
wise the choice would be between
those two players
The team that have selected
iE not only the best nll-eatHeEn
eleven Of 1913, but The best all
eastern eleven Of all past yearH-
Thfs statement d. not q tribute 20
myself. but a tribute TO the men
selected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24
Johnson Awaits
Other Disclosures

Ban Johnson has limited from time
to time that other interesting dis
closures IN connection with the base
Ban scandal might be made. Possibly
he means that he expects TO secure
evidence Of a plot 70 hush up the
cases OF the White SoE players. It's
quite plain that he has big battle
On his hands there. for there have
been Indications that very powerful
Influences are at work TO nulllfy the
work Of the grand jury.
1t must be borne in mind. too that
this grand jury also returned indict-
ments against operators OF baseball
pools ia Chicago and the strong po-
Iftica1 Influences that have been as
s0ciated with these pool operators
doubtless are allied with the other
forces in the attempts 70 cover up
and bury an the baseball gambling
disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24
TrapShoOting Is
Even More Popular

Brig. Gen. Fred r. Philips, II, sec
retary Of the National rifle assoeia-
ton. in announcing the program Of
ths 1921 national indoor rifle cham
pionship matches, states that the
course OF fire IN several OF the
matches has been changed with a view
Of maintaining the competitive spirit
and Of Simplifying the work Of keep
ing the records OF the thousands Of
shooters.
There were nearly 1000 teams OF DO
men-1o. 900 shooter6-ln the national
matches last winter and it IS the gen
aral Impression that enough people
Eor the bug during the past sum
mer 10 add several hundred additional
teams and several thousand new
shooters 10 the list this winter NOT
only are there more rifle shooters
each winter, but the callhre Of the
shooters are improving at the same
time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24
MACNATES FINISH UP BIG DEAL
YANKS AND RED SOX EXCHANGE

tvrIrIer. and infielder 1lcNally win be
with us. We are therefore OF the opln-
ion that the New York club has the
better Of the deal But results Wlu
show and have much more 4e-5A-
next fan than mere opinions " are
willing to stand pat on the trade
The Yankees have not had a real
star catcher for a Ions -lme- we
think they viii have one IN sehans,
although he may not be quite me
hackstop he was in MS more Fo4lnl4l
days. but he still has lots OF nase1all
left In his makeup His experience
means q whole lot. and he appears to
be the last catcher who could be sec
cured at this time We think he VIII
40.
Hoyf's record AZ a Red Sex
pitcher has been pre-emlueut-
Since he was n Giant under Nc
GruIV when a mere boy Hoyt has
settled down 70 the business OF
haEehnu and OF becoming a star
bormnu. He surely reached that
ambition with the Rozfur club.
He Hhould improve he has youth
IN HIS favor, and has the delivery
and build 20 continue his seur1-
tfonaI work with the Yankee He
VIII surely be most valuable
player ns a member Of the New
nike 1lcNa1ly played great ban az
second base for the Red SoL and was
looked upon as a coming star last
season. He surely did splendid work
against the Yankees. and as he has
youth in his favor, we look 10 see him
make good here
Pitcher Harper viii fnI in very
nicely with the Yankees, we
think. Ihormahleu WIS not At al
dependable last season. This may
have been largely owing to IN
health, though and he may show
great Improvement as a Red soN
player.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24
Another Draw
For Perry Lewis

Tucson Ariz, Dec. "a - Perry
Lewis. Tucson. and kid Palmer,
Phoenix. fought 10 fast rounds 70 a
Draw here Thursday. Both men
ended strong.
Young Maza. Phoenix, won his bout
with Young Hockbone, Tucson, on a
foul
skinny Leonard knocked out
Young Ryan in the third round OF
their fight
In the curtain raiser. Bronco Smith's
tossed IN the towel in the second
round Of his match with Martin Davis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24

by three boxing champions Thss
are. Johnny Wilson. middleWa Ent
Joe Lynch. hantamWeiE hL. and Benny
Leonard. lightweight
Wilson has been claimed By
. Boston, as he wen the title IN hat
city but he a. a New Yorker and
bred and formerly lived On Little
Italy. Re Is Of italian descent.
giving the sons Of Italy one chau-
nlon. the Jewish one and the lris1
one Wilson - being euuzlsteu-ig
tracked. hut 50 far has defended
his lnurels- joe Lynch WAS first
claimed by HrooklTns but soliy
Harris asserts that be. tous a.
from Manhattan Island. along with
champion Leonard. who VIII hold
his title for some time 10 cnmei d
seems
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24
Jazz Artists To
Hold Gymnasium

Owing to the presence OF the Ei-f
a3azz" circus and bazar in FL Paso
on Monday and Tuesday Of next week
all r NJ c. A. gymnasium classes VIII
be called off.
The "iazz" artists viii have com
plets control Of gymnasium lobby,
etc during these two days and an
basketball. handbail and volleybali
fans are asked to exercise a little
patience and give the youngsters an
opportunity to put on their big
show.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24
ARMY ANDNAVY STRENGTHEN
Plan ON MANY NEW GRID MEN

A NNAPOLIs. Nd. Dec 2i.-Both the
a Naval and Military academies. In
planning for next season. are Sc
curing football games with some OF
the biggest teams IN the country.
The Naval academy VIII play Prince
.on and Penn state and the military
academy viii meet Yale and Notre
Dame, the effort 20 secure Harvard
also having been unsuccessful
Are Making Hid
Not only viii these games tend 70
raise the standard Of football az both
Institutions and enable the teams 70
be tried out egainsr the strongest op-
position, but it IS plain that the serv-
ice schools are making a bid to rank
with the highest company In college
athletes. They believe that under
present conditions they can produce
teams which should win their share
Of games against the best
Princeton win play nt the
Naval academy on October 10. the
midahlpman's third game, and the
Naval academy team win plan
Penn state IN philadelphia on
November u, the last game % be
played by the Navy team before
the Army contest in New York.
which viii be on November %.
Penn state has uEreed to play in
Annapolis In 1871 and a f. be-
ueved that the arrangement OF
home and home games Wieh
Princeton and Penn states can be
kept up Indefinitely. The Navy
would not wish for better car-
tests.
Rumors Of West Points activity IN
recruiting college stars continue 70
be received here. Last year the cnieL
Army players from other institutions
we're French and Storck- OF kutEers'
Milligan, from Columbia. ana Stru-
Il Isl1
Amonr those for whom West Point.
largely through chief coach Major
DAILY. Is said to be angling for next
season. are Benny Bovnron, Wiz
Hamsi crack back and leading scorer
Of the year. Urban and Fitzpatrick,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24

u Boston college and Has=-e-ll OF lla
University OF Nebraska
Opportunities higher.
The opportunities Of West Point IN
this line are greater than those OF
Annapolis. az the maximum age Tor
admission is two wears higher at
West Point. II is very seldom that
a college player enters the Naval
academy. though that Institution mas
the advantage OF larger collese
body
The Naval academy has Its eyes
on one promising player IN
VVhIfeefI. the star q the hack
field 81 the Great Lakes seven.
which recently played a tie Ezme
with the oulutico Marines IN
baltimore. N-lEhinE about I1o
pounds. he has great speed and
football aptitude and made
most favorable Impression on
naval Officers who saw hlm play.
He n less than IS years OF age
ard O. eligible 10 enter the Naval
academy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24
Keith Kane to
Captain Harvard

Cambridge, Mass. Dec. 29-Har-
wards football letter men elected r
Keith Kane OF Newport, r J.. captain
or the varsity eleven for next year.
kane. who prepared for Harvard 90
ST. GeorEe's school. played right tackle
on the varsity IN 1918 and this year
he roWed no. on The varsity crew
Harvard's new leader Is only 20 years
old
Both undergra and coaches
Next fan Kane probably win continue
at end
He WIN have the following veterans
as the nucleus OF his eleven. Liuemeu
Hubbard. Brown. Trenay. Tiernev and
T0lbert. with owen Buell. FitEgeraid
ana Fits for the back field
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24

IN the near future and VIII send you
Manager Harris has been offered a
date In New Orleans for his bantam
scrapper and he Is thinking Of tax
ing him there after he has fulfilled
his FL Paso engagements
Here's a lulu.
Mad Cody Fleming, the world s
most sensational weight wrestler
and also "a real wrestler" who ad-
Vertised himself as the greatest mat
man since Abraham Lincoln retired
from the mat game TO run for presi-
tangle with some Of the local Wris-
sslInd Cody IN a letter to The
Herald sports editor asks that
he be matched with anyone IN
III Pnso who Acau raise sweat
for him and that he Is ready
and willing 20 take on anyone
He does not specify any WelEhts
but O. evidently some -hombre,
ns he states that he has had
eooO mat bouts and has won them
all.
Cody also writes concerning boxing
bouts for Nellie Nelson worlds Jos
mound champion woman boxer, who
fighter" The boxing communication
viii be turned over TO matchmaker
Jim Erwin and the wrestling chal-
lenge to matchmaker John Mcintosh
>
Quite an interesting bit OF infor-
nation concerning Frankie Garcia is
contained in a letter 10 The Herald
sports editor from D. l. Daise, sports
editor Of the Los Angeles Herald
Daise IN his letter cnaracterlzes the
coast bantam as a fast. hard-hitting
boy. who has held his own with the
best Some Of the things are 1t
has been said that Garcia is perhaps
the quickest finisher in the west.
When he gets a man started he is
an over with him let's and riEhta-
Los Angeles Is a long way from 81
Paso. but out here we take enough
interest in Frankie 70 do all we can
10 help him IN his fights. He is fast.
clever and hits ike the devil"
g. j. Stallard. manager OF the In
rernational club, has been quite III
at his home on san Francisco street.
but his friends wiz be glad TO know
that he IS improving steadily and
. homes to be up from his bed within
the next day or so.
judging from the number OF chal-
lenges being received by matchmaker
James Erwin, of the Fl Bliss Athletic
association, there IS going to be a
stampede OF bantams here 10 meet the
winner OF the zulu Kid-Gritfin match
here tomorrow afternoon
one OF the boys offered the contest
with the winner was champion Joe
Lynch. who won the crown from Her
man Wednesday night
Lynch announced Friday morn
InE 20 the Associated Press that
he Intended to tour the country
with n view OF meeting all OF the
best men OF his weight and there
f. strong possibility that the
tlfIehoIder will drop off here and
meet either Griffin or the Brook
Iyn star. In the event Lynch can
not be Obtained for the next show
IL D. probable that Roy Moore
will Dc brought here, although ID
Is not certain. Griffin has 30 many
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24
Kentucky Derby
Purse Increased

Lexington. Ky. Dec ef.-Ths purse
Tor the Kentucky derby. 20 be run
ar ChurchlI Downs. Louisville. lIaT
4. 1921 has been Increased 20 $4,000
it was announced Thursday night b.
Col 81. ]. wilma, general manager Of
the KENTUCKY Jockey club This
sum. together with entry and nom
nation fees. wiz make the total value
Of the race iu excess Of $4,000. The
value OF the race 10 the winner n
1920 was s33 COO
The spring racing season IN Ken
lucky VIII open in Lexington, April
g. and extend 81 days 10 July 8. the
tate racing commission decided to-
DAY. Lexington wiz have 10 days
OF racing, Louisville % days at the
Churchll Downs track AID Latonia,
81 days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24
JOE sTEcHEH IN HOSPITAL.

Omaha, Eeb-, Dec. 2f.-Joe Stecher.
who lost his crown as heavFWe light
wrestling champion TO Ed fstrangler)
Lewis In New York last week, was
taken TO a hospital here Thursday
suffering from neuritis. The special
ist attending him said that the at
tack was caused by straining his left
arm in the Lewis match, He prob
ably VIII De out OF the game for the
rest Of the winter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24

Scott Lucas, former University Of
Illinois athlete and after leaving COL
Iege a player with several teams in
the Thrse-I league, was elected prose
cutting attorney Of Mason county, Ili-
nois- a Job that viii pay him $4,000
year he was the only Democrat
On the ticket 70 be elected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24

RAY schalk. who started out a
couple OF years ago 10 learn the steel
business, has abandoned that for the
insurance field and. in partnership
with Franklin Neuberger. has opened
an office IN Chicago The new same
viii not Hterfere with him playing
BAH for IL White SoX
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24

aDUGAN MAY FOLLOW MATEs-
Joe Dugan Of the Athletics accord
ing to New York reports is deter
mined TO do q Carl Iayes stunt de-
claring that unless Connie -aee
f-sdss him 10 some other CLUB he VIII
uult the game. IL law and order is
10 prevail in baseball Dugau VIII De
allowed 70 quit and stay quit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24

ANEW YORK Dec. 14-It IS much
IN easier TO pick a champion FOOT
BAN team after q seasons play
than some people would have you
think And i is much easier this
year than ever before.
Putting myself In the position Of a
coach appointed TO choose the best
football team from the colleges In
the section bounded by the Potomac
river on the south and PITTSBURGH g
mills on the west. I say that the fol-
lowing is the best ail-eastern eleven
that could be selected
LleE1n1re. rrlncelozl- o. IN q
aeck- EElleeLQn- ----- TACK e
y cous- haEgaEl ---.--s.ss.s 3 GUAR O.
Alexander Syracuse --....--.- Center
Dickens. Yale ..-----..-..-.-- Tackle
Urban. Boston College. End
Ilcurie. Princeton --.- @ quarter back
Davies Pittsburgh ---..--- .l5alfhacl-
GaErity. Princeton --.-----.--- Eialfack
HoEWaeui Harvard .--.--.- i ullback
This combination has ali the ele-
meuts that make q team great Each
player is magnificent on the offense
IS vel as on the defense. The center
rrie-zs as great a group as has ever
10 Question On Either End
AZ tackle and on the ends there IS
no question as % the ability OF the
men selected Each has shown what
he can do.
some critic may object that
have selected too many Princeton
players IN view OF the fact that
harvard played the Tigers a tie
came. TO such can only say that
Howard was very lucky 10 es-
cape @ terrific drubhiue.
On form Yale can easily be
awarded one tackle noEitious and
nothing else. AcoEtn- the Yale
Hunrd, cannot be considered the
eduu1 Of either Moore of the NuFV
or woods Of Hurrurd.
Think OF Dan Lourie OF Princeton
directing TIE aggregation aelected-
Ec q. Of course the Logical and only
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24

Anew YORK. Dee 74-While the
IN managers Of the National league
were Offering stupendous sums Of
money In their endeavors 10 complete
trades for players that they thought
were advantageous 70 their respective
pert. business manager Barrow and
manager Higgins Of the Yankees 20
pull off the most sensational deal the
New York American league club has
made since the two colonies purchased
Babe Ruth
Herbert Thormahlen. Del Pratt
Ruel and sam Vlck were traded TO
the Boston Red SoN for Walte Hoyt-
WaIly SchauE Harry Harper and
Mike McNally. IL was 1ilry-flttg
proposition. no money figuring IN the
transaction according 20 statements
Of the New YORK club officials
Owner Harry Frazee o. the Red
SoE. verified the fact Of the deal at
his Broadway office Colonel hup-
pert made the important announce
ment at the Yankees headquarters on
West Forty-second street
FriEee has long had a strong
desire 20 secure ThOrmehlen for
HIS Red Sex and also f. strong
ndu1frer Of the ability OF Huel and
Pratt 20 strengthen IFS team He
also has secured n promising cut
fielder IN Wick. E'raEee. therefore,
thinks he has made q Satisfactory
trade that VIII he n biz Improve
ment 70 his club
Colonies RUPERT and huston have
the idea that the Yankees viii be
also greatly benefited by the deal. So
the satisfaction Is mutual
=
New Workers are very much elated
OF course over Pitcher Hoyt, the far
famed Brooklyn Echoolboy. and catch
err SchanE becoming Yankees, and do
not regret that Harper, the southpaW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24

KAISER WALLOPs lIAEsEIL.
St Louis, no. Dee 24-FeWse
Kaiser Of St Louis vas given the
newspaper decision over Harry Nan
sell. OF England in an eight round
bout Thursday night They are ban
tamTeights-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24

PLANS A TOUR
OF COUNTRY
Joe Lynch. Newly Crowned
Champion. Arranges Tour and
VIII Meet All Contenders.

New York. Dec 24.-Joe Lynch.
new bantamweight boxing champion
Of the world, viii take a months
vacation and then start "the serious
business Of defending his title Ed
die Mead. his manager, announced to-
day. Lynch went into seclusion after
the fight Wednesday, in which he
triumphed over Pete Herman.
A tour OF the country, in which he
viii meet many bantamWei as
uirants, IS being planned, Mead said.
zone thing IS sure he added. che
viii not 90 10 England; the little old
Q. S. A IS big enough for US"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24
DICK GRIFFIN
And ZULU KID
FINISH WORK
Announces Readiness to Enter
the Ring Tomorrow After
noon; VIII Make il6 Lbs.
SHAPIRO WILL MEET
MUSKOPF; lOROUNDS

q contender for the bantam title
crown SO lately won by Joe Lynch
are IN the El PaEo district today
awaiting the can OF time for their IS
round boxing contest at the Fort Bliss
punch bowl tomorrow afternoon
Il VIII win asserted Dick Crit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24

The campaign for national suffrage
cost the National Woman's party
more than $4,000 during the past
seven years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-24

IN the near future and viii send you
a copy"
Manager Harris has been offered a
date in New Orleans for his bantam
scrapper and he Is thinking Of tax
ing him there after he has fulfilled
his FL Paso engagements
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-23

myself with excellent results There ara
thousands OF delicate, nervous, rundown
io!ks who need just such preparatian al
this but do not know what to take. There
lore | have urgently suggested the wiic.
spread publication of the sYorn statement
Of the. composition of ito formula so tina.
the public may know what they are taking.
l his complete formula is now TO be found
in newspapers throughout the country. II
is composed principally of organic iron III
the form Of iron peptonate of special spc-
ctic standard and giycerophsophatls whieh IL
one Of the most costly tonic ingrcIicntS
known. To the crcdi. Of the manufacture
ers it may be said that they use the NEST
expensive form of iron peptonatc, whereas
b. employing other makes they could have
put the same quantity Of actual iron in tho
tablets at less than one.fourth the cost AMI
by using metallic iron they could have re-
duced the cost TO less than onetweltth. but
by thus cheapening the product they would
undoubtedly have impaired its therapeutic
efficacy. In my opinion careful exanna-
ton Of this formula By any physician, or
pharmacist should convince him that Nux.
atcd Iron is TO be placed among the very
highcs, class and most strictly ethical prep
aration1 known TO medical science. II eE-
cells anything / have ever used for building
up the system and increasing the red blood
corpusc!cs thereby .enriching and .fortifyino
the b!0Va sgsia,t The savsses Of disssse.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-23

sumo its total butter production. l.
1918 it exported only @6,ly40J
pounds out of a total producolcu d.
1893, 100000 pounds-a narrow mar
gin that would quickly vanish viii
a slight falling off in production o.
a slight increase in Consumption
Canadian butter is alreaGy crll
,petitor in American markets iI.i
may be expected to become rHo-t
formidable as the dairy irIuci@N
grows in Canada with inctc-- x
.Attlemeut.%s~
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-23
A Simple Way Tc .
Remove Dandruff

There is one sure way that has never
failed TO remove dandrutt at once, and
that is to dissolve it, then you destroy it
entirely. To do this, just get about four
ounces OF plain. common liquid aryon
from any drug store (this is all you will
need), apply it at night when retiring;
use enough to moisten the scalp and rub
1t IN gently with the finger tips.
by morning. most if not all, of your
dandruit will be gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace of it. no matter how much
dandrutt You may have.
You will find all itching and digging
of the scalp will stop instantly, and your
hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky
and soft and look and feel hundred
times better.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-23

Other states beyond tho Rockies.
Net long ago. when Carey was on
location near the California desert
to take scenes for MARKED Men" by
that famous California novel; t. Peter
=, kyie, he entertained a small town
high school class with stories of the
Fortyninor3, the Nigilantes and other
picturesque figures Of California his
tory His talk was so hugely enjoy
ed that since then the actor has been
he2icgoa with request from tt mum.
her Of high schools ,hruuut the skate
TO favor them with u lecture.