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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22
FREE COOKING SCHOOL,
GIVEN BY PALLADIUM,
T0START WEDNESDAY

The Palladium's free cooking school,
which will be held from 2 o'clock to
4:3O O'Clock, Wednesday, Thursday
Friday and Saturday, of next week,
promises TO be even more of a success
than the one held last March
Every woman in Richmond and
vicinity is invited as are the domestic
science classes of the city and county
schools and Earlham college.
Miss Nina Brumstead and Miss Ase-
NTH Denehie, two domestic science ex-
perts, will be in charge OF the demon
stration, and about 20 presents will be
given away each afternoon.
Miss Brumstead, who is a Thomas
Domestic Normal school graduate, will
be in charge every afternoon. She has
lectured in most of the high schools
and colleges in Kansas, Missouri and
Ohio. Miss Denchie, who will assist
her, is from the Indiana State Normal
school, and has taken a special course
IN the G. p. r. experimental kitchen
Both are capable authorities on food
and dletetic values, as we'll as on the
preparation of foods that will tickle
the palates of the most exacting
May Ask Questions.
The lecturers also will teach the
girls and grown-ups how to make de-
licious homemade candies A question
box will be placed in the hall and the
pubic Will be invited to ask any ques-
lions or make any suggestions or criti-
cisms. The lecturers will be glad to
help in any way possible, as well as
teach how to cook Miss Brumstead,
having been engaged in Y. M. c. A.
welfare work for years, has a number
OF valuable suggestions on the every
day problems of life.
Among the firms taking part in this
school are the following: Richmond
Baking company. bread and waters;
Tracy's tea and coffee house, coffee
and peanut butter; Weiss Furniture
store, McDougall kitchen cabinets,
kitchen tables and refrigerators ::
Hines Bros. Dairy, milk and cream;
Economy Creamery company, Econ
omy creamery butter; Lee B. Nus
baum company, house dresses and
aprons; Bender Ice Cream company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22

Sakaria river, several hundred of
these Turkish horsemen descended on
the village and attempted to carry off
the general staff, including General
Papoulas, commander-in-chief, and
Prince George. They shelled the bar
racks and tents of the Greeks and kept
up steady rifle and machine-gun fire
One of their shells fell within 40
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22

yards of Crown Prince George, but for
tunately it did not explode.
The Greek general staff was prepar-
ing to move % miles nearer the front,
and the Turkish assault from the rear
look them completely by surprise.
only the fact that headquarters had
300 lnfantrymen available saved the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22

whole Greek executive organization
from capture
Had the Turks come the day before
they would have found only hand
probable at least part of the Greek
staff would have fallen into their
hands
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22
DlAz VISITS WEST POINT

WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. 22-Gen.
Diaz of the Italian army Friday re-
viewed the cadets of the United States
military academy, and with members
of his party made an inspection tour
of the academy buildings. He re-
turned to New York last night
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22

brick ice cream; w. H. Hood COM
pany, oats and pineapple; Calumet
Baking Powder company, baking pow
der; Rooney Furniture company,
Chambers Fireless gas ranges and
Brunswick photograph records; A. H.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
CADILLAC ASSET.
Official Ascribes Public Coed VIII &
Cars Dependah Its Under all
(onditinEs.

Those u ~ who have attempted 70
a.alvzc tho wonderful allegiance II
Cadillac owners said II K Freck
vlce president. Delaware Motor Sales
Corporation. have satisfied ourselves
that the outstanding cause Of L Is ihr
dcperdahdl'l oi the car
This quality u reliability was upper.
most II tie minds ~ the military and
motor experts If tin Old World. who
marvcled II the ach yeperta of III" Cad-
iIlac au the battle fronts of Frarce
1t was the scridlng factor IL the
choice 81 the Cadillac AZ tho official
scyen-passengcr car Of the United Statea
army
Md ne know, from the testimony Of
thousands of owners. that Il II the de-
terrlnirg inilucuce IN the purchase of
every Cadillac that is sold in every part
81 the world
"Pchrle are Influenced. t. be SURE by
the beauty of the Cadillac, hy It's recog
rzci social Standing hy the beautiful
stea. illness Of It's flow Of power, by it~
exqlisltn riding ease and *y what they
know IF its wonderful workmanship
But whcn all is said and done these
ar lesser appeals. subordinate to the
deep. UNDERLYING reason which IS the
back of Cadillac good will, the everlasting
and I,4v arying dcpcndabihtv Of tie car
The motor car l. Utility, because
i offers a modern form of transportation
ard that transportation Is tie most
useful vhich is steady ard constant ard
reliable ~ 0thcr words. dependable
aOsrer. tell Us that they derive he II
greatest satisfaction from the thought
that there IS nothing they can ever ask oi
the Cadillac which It will not render
them
Their delight IS that every tour, every
test, every day-m and day-out demand
merely demonstrates anew It's readires>
ard reliability
at IS their habit to think Of their Cadi
Lee IL terms Of tnstrorthlness, constarcy
and depeLdahi.ity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
PARKSIDE CLUB IS BUSY
MAKING PREPARATIONS
Fast Ball Team Expected to be
intact From Last Season;
Other Gossip.

Tho Parkside club IS making ex-
tcnslvc plans for tho baseball season
and here - have as fast n team as tn
fo1y0cf. seasons + meeting of the
board of directors was held last week.
az which rimc plans We're mapped out
for the season.
Among the plnycrs Of last years
team who we're present at the meeting
were Canbv smith. Walter Hayes.
clarence Underwood Walter I<erns
Mason Nowyu. Howard Man.cve and
FORREST Booth.
1t had heeu predicted all during the
present stow League C3mpairn That
the Parksidc team was due for n set
back this year, but T present rians
shape out tho wise ones are due for q
surprise. as tho Parkside team viii he
practically intact from last year.
Manager Charlie Winthrup and AS
sistant Manager Eddie Nanlove are
scouting for few more players and
i is Il safe prediction that the Champs
WI he up there setting the pace IN tho
An Wilmington as they have done in
form years.
The bieroet loss that the Parke!dc
Club wiz encounter I. that of Walter
Hawk Hayes thc pitching ace who vN
take a crack at the bigger game Al
though his place VIII be hard e III hts
many friends IN this city are backing
him strongly 70 make rood n faster
company
The coming star of the Parksidc
camp this wear VIII - the second edition
az Fawf. Trayee. q twirler Of whom
great things are expected this year.
Thie boy. sid" Nanloyc." has all the
rnakinrs a n conner and should make
good with q rush IN the Al Wilmington
/ 7 "a gre %hts year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
CLUB DAY AT AUTO DISPLAY
Continued from paeo


shaw that he preferred 10 t3lk 70 them
from car rather than from tho stage
because he had driven a car for many
yenrs ard wns more at home In orc than
on NJ age fIo adviasd the Dealers
aud salcsfnen that It would pay in the
tong run 10 exrl8in 70 their prospective
customers what thcir particular r3r
could DO and not 10 eynggsrate is
uierits Al cars are good cara he SAID.
the ONLY difference being TINT aono are
better than others In hia Judgment
il was simply "a question of hoy HHf'i
money n man had to ray for eaf and
that 20 strefch the truth about what 2
motor could do waa bringing trouble r
tho salesman and firm. when the chR
toner learned differently
He congratulated tho association ~
the show. ard nai9 that he helia4ed with
auch "a auspiclous opening that { wouia
10 as well this year and a. Hopef ever
better than on other occasions
There arc many things r. iaf"res'
visitors NJ this exhibit Ths Aud'fo.
rum NJ 70s West Eleventh street whore
tho display Is being given It Hftrac
lively decorated with palms a-1 gr.e
and American aaER 'sef eraee Fl -t
.. fs4eaae fhn fVa aud rst 8fH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
HUPNOB|LE MAKES
HIT At AUTO SHOW
Four Models Are Mounted on
Standard Chassis Which Was
Adopted Four Years Ago.

Certain noteworthy improvements
and rennements In finish. fittings and
general appearance mark the Hup-
mobile exhibit as n center Of attraction
for Hupmobit owners and those other
motorists who sincerely admire the car
and its tweive-year record Of mechanical
excellence.
The car. mounted on one chassis of
I12 4nch wheeliaae and using n four
cylinder mt tor, from Which type Hup-
mobile has never departed. is made In
four body styles. including Ave -passen-
ger touring tVo-pa8acnger roadster.
fve-f3aeacrgcr. four door sedan and
four-l.aascnger coupe Always alert to
the trend II modern development, the
Hupmohilr manufacturers hive refined
their cars Ia equipment aud finish. tho
their bodies are wcll eta udardfsed. They
nre straight lined IN effect With
slight sweep fra.a The hood - fhe dash.
The roadster has gracefpf curved
hacIsdocl< conccaling "A luggage depart
mcnt The closed models are heated
from the exhaust which Is easily con
troIled The windows are larre AID nd
Unstable and high quality finish aad
painting. as well "a roouiness, are aps
parent in al tyoca
All four opcu ard closed nodels are
presented ia uou body deaigus. ono Of
| the most noticeable being the new four
| door sedan Observation of body
| changes and equipment follow. and II
! IS soon discovered that every practical
/ requirement has been anticipated. Light
/ blue iq tho standard color fer ail four
| models. and evidences abound Of the
| excellence ~ painting methods en-
| plovcd and tho fine Inater secured
on tho touring e1r and raadstel thf
| ton shape Is new and along origina
tines - great ottractiycnese The reni
window IL ono unusually wide piece q
| plato glass. giving clear vision anf
adding distinctive touch of good looks
Convenient entrance Rnd exit ulreads
assured hy wide auore. are taade doubt,
So by both outside and iHalde dooi
handles Ferdere have been lengihened
nud their slIghuy changed design add
| greatly 20 their appearance.
The CIR IA handled in this city by II
q Nee-e. Of tho Union Park Garage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
DEFIANCE QUINTET
TO PLAY MERCURY
Fast Game Expected Tonight at
Brownson Hall, When the
Chesterites Play Here

A, ~ prownsou Hall tonight the
Defiance 'Hig Five VIII have their
hands full when they tackle the Mer-
,urv from Chester. The latter
tenm has been setting dizzy pace
an tho wooden ways of the above town
s,s VIII come TO this city with I've
streiyht Victories 70 their credit 1t is
expected that tho largest crowd of tho
SEASON VIII Journey 10 Fourth and
Iackeon streets To witness the contest.
which Will start at S.45.
The Mercury team is practically an
su-star team. picked from the leading
sphere beavers OF Chester and VIII in
wade the old Brownson Hall with tn il
regular lineup intact
pofiauce Will likely stnrt the game
with Quinn and Gillespie Mt forward; !;
Lowell AZ center. with Walsh. Magiil
pnd I.ut- at guard. This combination
is gradually gaining speed with their
team work and expect TO hit their stride
IN tunight's contest.
Bobby Maxwell. the popular whistle
blower. Will ofliciate at the game and as
the fans know the ability of Bobby a
fast. clean game can be expected.
Resides the Denance-Mercury game,
another fast game will be staged. whom
tho sucrdy Defiance Academy team VIII
,vrhtOcc passes with announcer ias' loSsal
t.1- Manager Lou Medkef was IN
r.# with several managers of fast
..ol cams late last night and IL is cX-
r.,.,.t.i that negotiations will be closed
f,r the contest during the day. With
loo Long. John Lucey, Lannon. Joe FL
lhen. Clarke ana Johnny Filliben Ia the
aotne the fans can expect a real exhibi-
tiou ~ haskcthall
Tho proposed games 10 De playeu NJ
thr Hash school sym last night were
called an early IN the day. owing 10 n
my -ut, ir tE,. date OF ne hnTl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
DEFIANCE FIVE ORGANIZES.
Leo Val>h Elected Manager and ">al
mon Shields 60 be Captain.

leo W ASH flecfeG Fhhnh-fA htAu
mon shields 20 be Captain.
The Distance big five" basketball
,oan state champions for the season
~ tsia-2O reorganized last night anh
elected Leo Walsh. manager; salmon
Shi,lds captain. The combination VIII
Us. tnr same nve men who carried OF
r. .rp~rvps honors n Delaware cage
cir.,.,. last season: salmon Shields.
Toe Lacey. Buck Ma SIN. Red Walsh
and Luke Dutz.
shields has been playing with the
peAarco representative team this sea
son while Lutz has played with every
N, - he Defiance teams and also
Win 1850 +. O. r. All-Star-. MagtN
ha~ been working regularly IL q
Defiance uniform, while Lacey and
Walsh were the last 70 fall n line
this season Walsh played his first
game WITH the Bruwnson An-Stars,
Wash ston's Birthday at Brownson
Hall, white Lacey has his first regular
game 10 play this seasOn. Joe has been
working out al the Brownson gym"
and - expected 10 return TO form with
several weeks praGtfos-
lGnnaeer Walsh would like TO arrange
With any local team and can be
rsAshsd BY calling sS7 before p. m
- fA1a after p N.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
WHITE sOX LIMBERING Up.
WIN Start Friday for Training
Waxahachie, Texas.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Chicago March Members of the
Chicago White sox team began 70 ar
rive here today IN preparation for the
trip Friday TO tho spring training camp
at WaXahachie. Texas Tie first of
the players 10 report was George Lees.
a catcher from Bethlehem, Pa.
Manager kid" GLEASON is due to-
morrow from his home IA Philadelphia
and Will take twenty three players
south with him Several Of the others
will so direct from their homes and
Dick Kerr. one Of the leading sox
pitchers now holding out. Is expected
to run over from his home at Paris
| Texas. and discuss terms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
HORBA AND RALPH RAYMOND.
Boxing Pans Want TO See the Pair Get
Into Action.

Johnny Horba. the Polish flash, and
Ralph Raymond, who claims the welter
weight honors Of the State. will be given
another chance this year 10 defend their
titles. The match. which Was heated
Up last year. never took place and both
boys are anxious for another chance.
Eorba who was developed IN the
army. returned 10 Wilmington with the
reputation of being one OF the best
boxers IN the service. How good be
really is depends on his showing with
Raymond. who is classed as having met
the best IN the busiIe.s The manager
OF both boys viii arrange date for
the match.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
SUM AND MURRAY DRAW.
>crappers Stage Lively Bouts At Ches-
ter Athletic Club.

The Chester Athletic Club at Chester
was the scene OF several lively bouts last
night. Kid Sum. the local bantom-
weight pulled one over when he earned
a draw with Tommy Murray. OF Phil
aceiphia. Sum demonstrated IN his
hout with Murray that he can stay with
the best OF them. At the end o@ the
eighth round the fight was declared a
draw.
Joe Belmont had easy picking IN the
semi vind-up with Al Moore. when he
fioored him for the count IN the first
two minutes OF fighting.
The feature bout of the preIuinaries
was that between Johnny Howard Of
chester. who claims the coIored welter-
weight title. and Black Powell. Of New
Orleans. At the end Of the sixth round
both fighters were well battered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
FRESHMEN AND ALUMNI :
WIN At NEW CASTLE
Large Crowd Sees Hotly Con
tested Games Of Basketball
at Opera House.
speclal corTespondence O Every Iyenin

Special Correspondence or Every Evening
New Castle. March Last evening.
before one ~ the largest crowds IL TIN
S aEun In the opera HtHao, the Fresh
men dv' atcd tho Sophnmorc team of
the \,N Castle lhgh school ~ a ptt
umina rame ot basketball ~ a foul
goal. try score being l6 tu Il. The
game was followed by tho New castle
High School varsity team against the
Alumni hvo. aud the latter team wnn u,
the close score ci 25 to "a. Joe l.th-
rock II the % class - DoIawara Col
Fcgc scored 3 of the ~ points FOR the
Alurni while Proud 81 The VARSITY
scored 10 of the 23 points Tho lincup
ND acnrn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
CAGE TITLE AT STAKE
Elimination Series to Decide Champion
ship Of City.

An elimination series 10 decide the
much nuddled question as to which
team is entitled 10 the I920-2I basket
baI title viii Likely De staged between
BrovuA0u, Parasite. Defiance, Hagley.
Pean-Del ana West End. the six teams
which are asking each other who's
VINO and WHY
Each Of the six teams suggested for
the series are anxious 70 figure in The
proposed pIay-on. a further meeting
viii be held Friday evening for the
purpose Of completing arrangements for
the series of games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
READY FOR BOXING BOUTS.
Heavyweights 70 Battle For suprem'
acey In New York

BY Associated Press 70 Every Lven'ng.
New York March Army and Navy
boxers OF SIX classes and two local
amateur heavyW ,ghts, meet here to-
night II seven LoutS arranged by the
Internar1onAl Sporting club.
The feature event IS d match be-
tween William Spengler. heavyweight
police champion. and Gordon Munce.
who won heavyweight IaureIs in the
recent nter-city amateur championship
bouts here.
Soldier boxers are representative OF
the Second and Third Corps areas, while
the naval gloveTnen are from various
Atlantic coast stations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
CLASSY 1927 nupM9nrLr : rhasnNeEn rorRfge
II Neeae local -gcL e aLoH IL ILun Le a u. -

done ard crowded The shiny cars With
tbrir uew cost ~ enamel, ana Wff
every part IF the car rubbed ~ on
aauaI brilliancy Is orc 20 delight ne
fa0tofl8t who likes ~ soh NICE rarf
Corps of aalospeaaie are on hnud - ~
plain The detalia aud Durability - thor
MOTORS. ard corIrteaY % one ~ the rs
- which fha asa .era hope ~ make ra2
flieuas.
There wore rolne eaIfs ~ earr II
Show iasf ulght a.f uoat ~ ~
lana ~ leayu fnaf Has lsn. brH
they M.gad ctanHa perhaps frs
5aHf< r. another More fh4s
earf - faas. ao ssd tH.
u2hf a.8 He.e
. af fh-m f.rf t H .
ef9s aeT 'ae
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
600 ATHLETES TO COMPETE.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York, March More than 500
athletes, including Joie Ray. national
one mile champion Hal Cutbill. of the
Boston Athletic Club Tom Campbell. Of
Yale. and Loren Murchiaon are entered
in the annual games Of the Samaclar
A. A 10 be held here tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
q. p. TRACKMRH PICKED.
SM Prom Philadelphia 70 Contest 4
Chicago Carnival

By seociated Press 70 Every Evening.
Philadelphia. March 1.-The six track
men who will represent Pennsylvania
In the University Of Illinois indoor track
carnival al Urbana, IL. next Saturday
were announced today by Coach Robert
son.
The one mile relay team VIII consist
Of Harold Lewis. Dewey Rogers. Larry
Brown and Captain Earl Eby, inter
collegiate half mile champion. Everett
smalley viii compete ia the special in
vitAtion seventy five yard hurdle race,
while Jack VIII accompany the squad
AZ q reserve man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
KEYSTONE BOUTS TOMORR0 "
Instead OF Being Held on Friday, Scraps
are Due ON Wednesday.

The keystone bouts win be held to-
morrow night this week, instead Of Fri
day night Ralph Raymond win meet
Bobby Hughes, OF Chester, in the wind
up. In the semi -windUp, Mickey Nor
l.is will battle Harry Jaffe.
Tho preliminaries are as follows: Jim
my ireland vs. Al Gordon, Of Philadal-
phia; Joe Martin VS.. Jack Smith, Uf
Chester. Peter Weaver VS. Battling
Barnes; Marty Hessian vs. Kid John
son; Fred Sourwine vs.. Buddy Clark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
LEAGUE MEETINGS.
An. Wilmington and Suburban Circuits
10 Hold Combat Tomorrow Night,

10 HUN ' WIL IWaHU1IUW
The Al Wilmington League which
was reor rganized Two weeks ago, Will
meet tomorrow night. new club 10
take ehe place OF Silverbrook VIII be
v1ven a franchise and 4 viii be Eeces-
aary for the managers Of the seven
other clubs 20 be present.
Il is expected that President Walsh
will appoint a schedule committee and
other important league matters win be
discussed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
WEST END TO PLAY.
Bagley Academy Expects TO Have Fast
Game.

Everything IS in readiness for the
basketball game tomorrow night when
the West End conquerors of the Def
ance champs. will meet the fast going
Hagley Academy team. Hagley has
one Of the fastest teams in the city and
has q record of Is victories.
The preliminary game between West
End third and J. NJ. II. A. third viii
begin al s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
CHURCH LEAGUE BOWLING.

Forfeited thres games game
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-16
NELLIE, ACAT. ADOPTS
FAMILY OF CACKLERS
Fcline Philanthropist. Breeding Over
Loss of Kittens, Becomes Mother
to Orphan Chicks

to Orphan Chicks
Now Bedford, Mass, May 16C,While
mourning the loss Of her three kittens
who lived but a few minutes, Nellie
a matronly short-haried cat, turned TO
the Incubator for consolation and now
is the foster mother TO a brood OIL
chickens. The feline philanthropist has
taken lodgings behind a stove IA the
home Of Mrs. John 7. Morey OF TINS
city, and bestows constant care ana
erection upon her puzzling family.
A practical minded hen discovered
she had been duped into completing d
Matching job which an incubator had
started. The fowl immediately desert
ed the seven newly-arrived chicks.
Mrs. Morey transferred the aban'
doned chickens to the tenement occu'
pied formerly by the cat, where they
came to the notice of Nellie on her first
visit 10 the kltchel since her bereraVe'
ment. After an hour of silent con
temptation. she decided upon adoption.
The first display OF motherly interest
almost disrupted the newly acquired
family. Nellie decided that the downy
orphans needed a bath. While the
method of washing brought no com
plant. the wctting that was admins
tered caused a general retreat.
Not until the cat had stretched her
self out to forget her new troubles in
sleep~did the chickens approach her.
Then they discovered that fur makes
an ideal bed. Now the cat and chick
ems take milk from the same saucer
and at night tho orphans nestle to the
fnslnr narcnt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-16

We wish to thank ell who assisted at
the death of Sarah Jackson. The fire
department. Eddie Durham, employees
OF Union American and New Method
laundries, Also Mr.. Rankin. Mr., Rabbit,
manager and employees of Southern
Hotel laundry, Mr.. Nicholas Harley
Lawyer, Mrs. Gussy Smith and all
friends who donated. Also Rev. Holl
and the funeral director, W. |. Wine
garner, for his kind personal service.
Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Brewer Columbus
Dispatch.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-16

The purchase Of a cheap grade Of
goods for any serious use, Is very poor
economy. Such goods soon give way,
and the service they render. while
they do last. Is not satisfactory. To
obtain a given amount of service one
will spend more money on articles Ds
cheap grade than upon those that afa
better. The obtaining of the SAND
amount of pleasure and satisfaction
from the use of a cheap thing and a
coed ore is an impossibility.