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Evening journal., 1921-12-16
sIIvERBRooK BAsKETBALI.

SIlVerbrOOk VIII entertain East
lake in a Second Division Church
Basketball League game in the new
hall az Lancaster and Woodlawn
avenues tomorrow night. The sec
ond teams OF the two churches will
meet in a preliminary game.
Evening journal., 1921-12-16
ARMORY CAGE GAME.

Epworth OF the Church League
will be the opponents OF the Ma
tional Guards basketball team in
the State Armory tat Twelfth and
Orange streets tomorrow night.
Manager Spire wants all players
present at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-12-16
ONE OF OUR AIiI-ANfERICANS.

While others are feverishly ef-
gagged in selecting ail-this and all
that The Battleaxe thought 1t might
as we'll get busy and do some select
ing itself. We publish our. first in
stallment Of a series OF All-some-
things;
Player. cam.
Guisseppo Petruzzironomo ...... Nanles
Evening journal., 1921-12-16
ALL-WILMINGTON
GRID SELECTION

Dear Battleaxe-Having seen other
attempts to pick an All-Wilmington
football team. l wish to submit my
selection. 1 believe I have chosen the
best men for the various positions
and covered all the departments OF
the game. including the providing OF
a good pgnter for both the first and
second eievens. Here they are:
FIRST TEAM.
Evening journal., 1921-12-16
pARKsIDE LEAGUE GAMES.

Two basketball games were play
cd In the new Parkside League last
nirht. Tho Tigers defeated the m
dams rnd Kirkwood nosed out Pine.
Evening journal., 1921-12-16

We might have called this an
all-international eleven but still
It is All-American. Tomorrow we
will try something different.
-f-f-f--
Evening journal., 1921-12-16

q
At the most modern rasslin' &.
arenas they are going 20 install .
eight-day clocks.
.
-t-t-t-
You've got TO hand II to the man
ayers Of the various teams at Della
ware. They have arranged some
well-balanced schedules.
-t-t-f-
Now that Pos Miller has been
elected captain OF Penn, all that nov
remains is to get ten other player
TO make eleven.
Evening journal., 1921-12-16
BAsKETnAIH AT NFwpoRr

Two basketball games Will be
staged by the Armmas FRAT In
the Masonic Hall at Newport tomor-
row night The FIRST game will start
at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-12-16

II they fine Percy and
Meusel as much as Ruth.
thee why not pay them as
much?
Evening journal., 1921-12-16

Oricntal-not ornamental reserve
list:
Sing IA To. Shanghai; Mikado
Takihasi. Toxic; Flip Filipino. Man
Ia. Trainer-Tearabie Turk. Coach
Dutch Cleanser.
Evening journal., 1921-12-16
News in Numbers

Michael Patrick O'Braniran .... Dublin
Wyalusk Il. Grahochofsh .... Warsaw
lsadorc Ioldhergstcln ....... Palestine
Fritz katzencllcnbogcn ......... Berlin
Pierre duPoy Moipposant ........ Paris
Percval Tommy ATKINS ....... London
Augustus Petrolovous .......... Athens
Don Salvatore rorcador ....... Madrid
Ole Olsen Nilhalimar ....... Stockholm
SNOWFALL Rastus johnson .... Africano
Evening journal., 1921-12-16
Volumes in Brief
ASe'ioni;-

ANc'iOm;-
Those who jump from the frying
pan into the fire had no business I'm
the frying-Dan I'm the first place.
-t-t-t-
Wen reverse that axiom,
Lot hearts rejoice and sing,
"a fight out In the bushes
Is worth two In the ring"
-t-t-t-
If you were thcrc-and you had
business 10 be-you do not have to
be told of the swell program pro-
vidcd by the Defiance \. A.. for the
Christmas benefit the other night.
There was action of quality every
minute. Our hat Is of to the Purple
and Gold. The response of the fans
was gratifying. the turnout being a
fine display of sentiment and interest
shown.
-t-t-t-
.
We notice a signature attach
ed 90 a cartoon OF Guy Bates .
Post reproduced in local papers
is Mac Conachie. II. II Is the
same G.. o. Mac Conachie. for
mer head at he Harlan plant
Among other things Mac" was :
. in charge Of athletics and The
Harlan News. The cartoon was
apparently drawn when he was
member Of the staff Of The De-
troit Free Press.
-t-t-t-
SING SING HAS A WEALTH OF
CAGE MEN.
-t-t-t-
There was a man In our town,
He was so wondrous WISE
He up and started managin'
A couple lighting guys.
And when he saw his guys were out
And they could fight no more
He turned 'em into r3sslers.
Evening journal., 1921-12-16
As they lay upon The floor.

A ROLLING RAssLER GATH
ERS NO MOSS.
Evening journal., 1921-12-16
T. - T.

One guess TO answer. what Is
the most important thing in bas-
ketball? The referee.
Evening journal., 1921-12-16

Wen reverse that axiom,
Lot hearts rejoice and sing,
"a fight out in the bushes
Is worth two In the ring"
Evening journal., 1921-12-16

ANc'iOm:-
Those who jump from the frying
pan into the fire had no business I'm
the frying-pan In the first place.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15
CORDELL

Prayer meeting at this place every
Saturday night, Everybody come.
Mrs. j. M. Green of Martha spent the
week end with home folks, Mr.. and
Mrs, w. A. Arlington.
Mona Arlington spent Saturday with
Lydia Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Swetnam were
Sunday dinner guests of J. S. Osborns.
Willie Moore was calling at 7. M.
Cordle's Sunday evening.
Ionic Arlington made business
trip to Blaine Saturday.
Miss Noble B. Griffith and father
made business trip to Blaine Satur-
day.
Herbert Hewlett and Willie SWEET
nam made special trip to Georges
Creek Saturday night.
Mrs. ]. M. Green and Mona AIRING
ton were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sim
mon Arlington one day last week.
Lydia Osborn was q Sunday guest
I.of Mona Arlington.
\ Mrs. Baker Is no better at this writ
Ing.
Mrs. Susie Prince and family were
Saturday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Cordle.
Lewis Moore spent one day last week
with While Moore.
Church at this place third Saturday
and Sunday TUMBLE BUG
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15
PRICHARD, r. |

! Rev. Bascom Lakih is at homo again.
Mrs. Richard Lakin visited her sis
ter. Mrs. C. r BAYS on Trace Saturday
and Sunday
Mrs. Sue Bellomy had for dinner
guests Sunday Mrs. c. w. Brinkley
and daughter Matte OF Prichard. AL
ice Atkins Mr.. and Mrs Everett Bill
lups, Whsle Horton, Mrs. Mettie and
Alma Lakin, Mr.. and Mrs. Edw Bel
lomy.
! John Hooser visited his daughter
Mrs. Kate Wellman, Saturday
/. Bill Wellrnan spent Sunday at home.
Miss Ida Lester and Anna Frashcr
were in Hubbardstown Sunday
4 John Beloat OF Prichard was visit
ling his sister, Mrs. Harve Slxeens Sun
day
Ralph Plymale made a business trip
! TO Louisa this week.
/ Tho stork visited the home Of MIR.
and Mrs. Eldon Cook Friday and left
q fine boy BACHELOR.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15
-HENRIETT7

Miss Shirley Bievins called ON c. G..
Williamson's wife and daughter s<ur
day. j
Miss Virgie Williamson made bulI-
ness trip to Paintsville Saturday.
Rosie Ward has been on the 1i1zN
list for a few days.
Mrs, Tilda Ward and daughter. MN
Rosie Workman and daughter u1r1
visiting Mrs, NNirTa Castle a
house Sunday.
Ethel Boyd of Georges Creek Is Viz
fitting her grandmother at this place.
Miss Una Williamson was calling on
Miss Gypsie Ward Friday. 81
Misses Opal Swan GypsIe and Shin.
ley Blevins were calling on Miss Ethel
Boyd Sunday
Miss Dixie Ratcliff called on lliz4;
Grace Meek Sunday
Levi Blevins called on r. b. Wallen
Sunday.
Ephraim vanheose called on his bezl
girl. Miss Shirley Blevins. wednesday
might.
Ephraim vanhoose called on Jessie
and Vernon Boyd Sunday.
Mrs. Doyie Blevins and Mrs. Tiskie
afihouse made a business tsiiss==ssss=
.I'aintsyille last week
Joe West OF Stidham returned to.
mis- work last week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15
FORT GAY, w. VA.

Measles is just raging In our COM
munity In the worst form.
Quite few teachers of our COM
munity and others have been taking
the teachers examination which was
held here Thursday and Friday of last
week
Misses Cora Workman. Lillian Dean
and Sylvia Osborn were shopping in
Louisa Saturday,
Miss Tennie Thompson who is at
tending school at this place spent the
week end with home folks at Green
brier.
Luke Peters who has been attending
Boothe Business College at Hunting
ton, w. Va, spent the week end with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Pet
ers OF this place
Roy and Homer Peters of Louisa r.
ID. 2. were visiting here this week
Mrs. l.. A. Vinson OF this place had
for her week end guests Mrs. Crisis
Artip. Mrs Willie Deane. Mrs Allen
Reynolds. Misses Lena Kidd, Coda
Riggs and Edith Bartram.
Lester Frazier who was sho, two
weeks ago is improving nicely
Floyd Parsley. OF Kermit, W. Va.
was calling on friends here Sunday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15
BUCHANAN

Mrs Jessie Mark of Ashland Is the
guest OF relatives here this week
4 Mrs Bernard Dowell and daughter
land Miss Marie Rankin have returned
from a visit with Portsmouth relatives.
Lafe Cooksey and family Of Louisa
spent Sunday with Ben Cooksey and
family
~ Mrs Mary Kianer Is al Apple Grove.
Ohio, at the bedside Of her father. Mr..
Haekettg who is critically ill.,
Born the past week 10 Mr. and Mrs.
John Stewart "a daughter; TO Mr.. and
sirs b. w Black, q son; to Mr. and
Mrs Dave Vanetter, son, and to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Presley Of Bear Creek
a daughter
Green Cartmel and family spent
Sunday with Ashland relatives.
Mrs Edna Ferguson and children
are here from Bevinsvile for visit.
Miss Belle Burchett is spending the
week in Ashland.
Mrs Harve MiISels Of Shiloh spent
sunday with her parents here.
Geo. Williamson who has employ
ment in w VA was al home over
Sunday
Mrs. Warren was the guest Sunday
of her brother. 3. r. Wright. at KavE
anaugh.
Carl Heaberlin resigned his position
with the G. a Q. and came home Sat
urday
@. $. Bromfield is numbered among
the sick this week
SLEEPY SIDNEY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15
CHARLEY

church here was largely attended
saturday and Sunday. Several from
nero attended church at Meads branch
Sunday
MISS Audrey Chapman and MISS JACK
r,oble spent the week with Mr.. and
Mrs WIN. Chapman.
The birthday surprise party given
py Miss ELLA b. Spencer was enjoyed
by all. Thanks for the good supper
Among the out OF town guests were
Bascom Bod OF Ulysses, Tina Nickel,
Josephine Goble, OF Ashland. Herbert
Hulette or Blaine. and Willie swetnam
Of wilbur.
Rosa Dixon spent Saturday night
with Martha ]. Dixon.
Mrs. u. S. Swan is on the sick list
Ben Miller and Bascom Boyd were
calling on the Misses Spencer Sunday
M and Mrs. Roscoe Hayes and sons
Otto B and Ray. spent Sunday with
M. ana Mrs. u. s. Swami,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Hayes were inc
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. l. s. Hayes
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison o'Bryan and
NJ ana Mrs. l.. Hayes were out car
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15
Trad

The party given BY Hobert Thomp-
on Saturday night was largely ar
tended.
Misses Pearl. Mex and Jean Shan
non. Sula Ianey and Martela Bnrpott
were the guests of Eva Carter Satur-
day night
Mrs. Lorna d. Adams was ON Twin
Branch Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wren Berry were Wis.,
iiting her father Saturday night.
Miss Alma l. Burton was calling en-
her sister Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Roberts Of Ellen was
calling on her mother Sunday.
Mr.. and MIRA. W. II. Burton were AZ
d. nj. curnuttc's Sunday
James w. Carter was visiting his'
son on Gait last week.
There win be church at Dry Ril9~
Sunday. vIOLMT8.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15
-GALLUP

The Womans Missionary Society met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. a. 7.
Shannon.
VIM. Childers who has been very Ill
Is better at this writing.
Fire destroyed the home of VIM.
Cole and its contents Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. g. Childers were the
pleasant guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r G.
Mcclure Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Miller returned to
their home in Huntington after a
weeks visit at Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Shannon,
Albert Shannon spent Sunday with
mis- mother. Mrs. Nancy Shannon
Mrs. Joe Cheek is on the sick list
Mrs. @. w. Shivel and daughter
Louise spent the weekend with, her
daughter, Mrs. s. ]. Harding at Rich
ardson.
Miss verna Craft of Ashland was
the guest Wednesday Of Mrs Jimmie
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15
To Owners of Jerseys Cows

Improve your stock 81; b breeding Il
our Jersey Bull 'Eminent's SAFETY
Lad" No. 1880. Out Of an imported
cow and backed by a butter fat ties;
81 4lC lbs. in 4 year. bought In Wis
consin at cost OF $3.50 Kept on tn
farm of }. q. Burns last year bur ii
are OF j. +. Clayton for 1921. Thfs
rs an opportunity; service fee reason
BILE when you think of quality. onl.
pull of his type and breeding in Bir
sandy valley. Give us call W
Guarantee service LAWRENCE
COUNTY JERSEY BREEDERS ASSN
BY J. Il. CLAYTON
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15

Irwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosco Fugitt have
moved from Dry Ridge to our neigh
borhood. We are glad to have them in
our midst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Parker have NOV
ed to Louisa. Sorry to lose them from
Sunday School.
We have recently organized an Ep-
worth League and are glad to see so
many old persons take so much inter-
est. MORNING. GLORY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15
'slietS=It''
Ends All
Germs

Just As Good For Callnses. M0ncYr
Back If It Fails
Thirty seconds after you touch the corn
with this liquid corn remover the iln..
blng stnbbinR pain OF 1t stops,for All time
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15

Noah Peters OF Mill Greek was call
ing here Saturday night and Sunday.
Gussie Perry of Mill Greek was call
ing on friends here Friday.
The sick of our community are
slowly improving.
Sunday School is progressing nicely,
Master Herbert vinson is very III
with measles. SWEET SIXTEEN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15

pay Come this greatest bargain sales and buy what
you at your figures Join with your neghbors
in making upicar lots save freight rates
A vast number Of cedar white oak, chestnut and cree
soted fence posts water troughs and grain bins will in
every farmer There miles Of woven wire hog
tight fencing Two grain elevators completely equipped
with motors. convcyors and chutes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15
OUR GUARANTEE

is Apl2
eve ye b n
and aven refused snas
under the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15

riding Sunday.
Rev. Work williams of Louisa was
here shaking hands with friends Sat
urday. A HICKORY NUT.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15

SimpIe A a, B. c.
No corn. hard or soft, is too old or toc,-
deeply rooted TO resist -'Gete-It1 I'm.
mediately It dries and shrivels the e<l0gn
loosen from the tfne flesh and soon ynll
can peel IL right on with your flnRBra ~
painiessiy as you trim your nails.
Don't coddlc corn pests. Don't nur1n
and. pnmper them. Don't cut md TIN
thern. RE NOV Them wi
Costs trifla ut any drug store. MID. D.
" Tsaw-rr -, = - 90 -sss-o t II !.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-04-15
THE BUILDING PROBLEM

'or years building has been practical tandstill The
u labor have compelled soppage in the erection OF
homes storehouses barns That time has passed
Workrnen have been released by the hundreds Of thou
sands and Camp Zachary Taylor will release lumber and
cuipment 100000 feet Of yellow pine Will be dis
posed Of at this sale and such prices as bidders fiji
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-06-12
THE MINES AND ARIZONA
Phoenix Republican,

1t was observed by those who followed reasonably
closely the proceedings in the latest of the legs
lature that the representatives of the mining
opposing practically every appropriation proposed
Their opposition especially vigorous against the act
creating general school fund made by the levy of SO
per capita the basis of average attendance creating
fund OF 81 2oOO against the previous fund of xloOOO
which the mining interests had also stenuously opposed
declaring that each county should furnish its school
fund Likewise. 1t from the mining representatives
that all the opposition the proposed highway egsla
ton came.
Before the legislature convened a meeting of prom
inent mining held in this city for the purpose of
holding down Legislative appropriations. 1t
led by of them that they would that the
pratOns of the previous legislature would be reduced fiji
ty per cent notwithstanding the growing needs of the
state Though they failed ingoronsly they produced
hampering effect upon legislation.
We are not deriving the mining industry in Arizona
On the contrary proud of it, and personally
like the captains of the industry. Yet their interest in
Arizona is transitOry and naturally They have
interest the Arizona of the future Arizona
las mining They have little for highways
and schools These things do contribute the min
ling industry.
Nor the concerned III agricultural de-
yelOpment of the state.
We can hardly believe that they concerned in
tarding agricultural development though charged
I'm the of the discussion of the school fund BILL that
mines resented the of them for education
when the great majority Of the fund the basis of
lage attendance would 90 to the agricultural counties
which have the larger school population though pres
ent. less taxable wealth.
We think making revelation when state
that back of the antagons to house bill So the great
mining companies of Arizona. 1t is strange that there
should be opposition it agricultural county
though may easily why the mines should try des
pe1ate to prevent the people from taking to themselves
the power bond the lend its credit enter
prises which will increase our agricultural area.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-06-12

ment which III the very nature of things referred
less has been initiated shall be referred again by petit
ton. Such means of reference could other
purpose than to delay the proceedings it is proposed
DO in this case-to delay the expression of the people.
The referendum petition against house bill S3 aims
especially at that paragraph of in which the legislature
has referred it to the people special election 1t
of the arguments Of the opponents that the bill should
hav ebeen referred general election and of them
have represented to gner that the effect of the refer
Cndum would be reference of the measure to general
election. If they know anything they must know that
this obstacle if they could successfully present it, would
prevent the from submission election 1t
before the people the time fixed by the leg
islature
Article MI of the constitution. Mode of Amend
ing prescrbes the manner in which proposed amend
ments shall be submitted Amendments may be propos-
either by petition signed by ID per of the
they may he proposed by the legislature. If time is
fixed III either the secretary Of state shall submit
such proposed amendments To the of the people at
shall call special election for the purpose of having said
which case the secretary of shall submit such pro-
posed amendment amendments the qualified
"a said election).''
In this such special election lis hereby called
by the legislature i'll the paragraph against which tine
referendum is specially invoked.
In the foregoing article NH III which the costitll-
ton prescbes the machinery for amending itself there
nowhere reference to the use OF the referendum by
petition. for all proposed amendments automatically
referred the succeeding general election unless the
people the legislature reSgnate other date and
that done by the Legislature the of house bill
s..
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-06-12
REAL, GENUINE PROGRESS

1t must have been pleasant reading to the hackers,
promoters and people generally who interested
and live along the of the Bankead and Old Span
fish Trails Highways when they read IN the dis
patches several days that Governor Stephens of Cal
ifonia had signed the highway bill that makes the build
ling of the missing link in the great sOuthernwesten
terminal of those national highways fact within the
coming year. paved highway from Yuma to Los Angeles
land San Diego.
Years of hard work. starting with what called
the Borderland which brought the eyes of
race from Los Angeles San Diego Phoenix and
Those the days of pioneering in both road building
and road racing and find the great Borderand
Route the western terminal from FL Paso to tht coast
lof the greatest trascOnnetal highways in exist
|ence-the Bankhead and the Old Spanish Trails routes
practically provided for every foot of the way from their
Atlantic terminals. Washington ID. c., and Jack
jsonvillefi Florida to San Diego and Los Angeles.
What wonderful satisfaction the men behind those
Highways feel today when they their work rap
idly drawing completion What genuine pleasure Col
Lester the Daddy of the BOrderland route must feel
With government aid applied to certain transcOntnenta
highways it will not be many until these routes will
be paved from to and they the only
routes open for travel every day in the from tcr
a terminal is it any wonder that many of the shorter
routes over the country seeking connections with
Tor the other and in many instances both And,
1.-THE tourist gets the big dea the 500 days i'll the
route he will know where head for when ne wants to
leo East or West
There are and say most impressively. just two
routes to .'get on the Bankhead and the Old Span
|ish Trails routes They fill the ongelt want, that of
being able to travel when You want to go.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-06-12
CELEBRATE WITH TOMBSTONE
Celebrate With Tombstone

Despite the fact that neiehboling cities and towns
have decided hold celebrations the Fourth Of July,
the general invitation of the Tombstone Commercial Club
the people of Cocise county. the of Arizona. the
United States of America and Siam has been sent broad
cast. The celebration to be staged III Tombstone faces
peculiar brand of border competition. bat II eStl
mated that quite number of folks about the county who
desire celebrate natal day III safe and (and
>ober) fashion, will motor to Tombstone
AT any rate, the world is welcome. and the celebra-
ton will the top if it has TO be showed
The citizens of Tombstone determined at carly
time that fitting celebration would be staged i'll this
city, and it will.
The program of events for the hreeday festival will
be announced and according those who have
the Line up it will prove drawing card. especially
among the friends and devotees Of Nolsteadisnl.
Major Geo II. Kelly, of the Douglas international.
speaking of the celebration Tombstone recently. said
Tombstone is getting ready for grand Fourth
of July celebration this year While Tombstone is.re
garded rather remote from the border for joyous
celebration it has been suggested that the White
Mule still roams the Dragons. If Douglas passes up
the opportunity for making display of its patriot
ism would suggest that sufficient number go
from this city to Tombstone to enlist that city in
future effort Douglas may make to remove the
ty seat here
Major Kelly's suggestion that the White Mule still
the Dragons is probably brilliant one, and
his friends i'll this city (and he has em despite the fact
that they occasionally forced to drop little salt into
the Majors county seat wOund have with
brilliant suggestion. They have proposed to the
committee arrangements that White Mule hunt in
the Dragons be staged OF the leading features of
the celebration, with Major Geo H. Kelly heading the
chase They avOw that the hunt would be great sue
cess with thrilling climax. special invitation will be
dispatched to the Major by the committee in the flu
with the avOwed determination that they will not
entertain negative answer
1t is hoped that the Major will accept the invitation
and aid in materialzing his brilliant suggestion but
herewith issue fair warning that he is doomed to sad dis
appointment If he expects to enlist local support for
future county seat .fracas just because he might catch
us in ''eelebratin' mood