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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-19
NOVEL HEARTROBS IN
NEW BARTHELMESS FILM

Placing a roughneck character in
the most preteptious surroundings,
not as part of comedy but as an in
tegral cog in gripping drama is a
new tangent for scenarlsts. The thing
has been done before in burlesque, but
it remained for George Hobart to
wind this unique twist into tense
story of human appeal and exquisite
sentiment.
Sonny" with Richard Barthelmess
as the star, is the title of the picture
adaptation Of the stage success which
has absorbed this novel twist of plot.
The story retains the simple charm of
character and treatment that featured
"ToPable David" Unlike its prede
cessor, however, Sonny" deals of in
dividuals in the congested cities and
eenters around the sophisticated life
of the big metropolis.
Into the life of this regenerated
roughneck there comes the love of
finer girl than he had ever known dur
ing his poolroom days. The affiuence
that seemed so boring to him at the
start becomes a suddenly priced pos
session; and at the moment of true
valuation he encounters the first
danger of losing it. The impending
crisis furnishes genuine heart throb
as the final twist of the plot brings
. novel but happy ending.
Richard Barthelmess effects some
Of the finest character work in his ca
reer marked by simple dignity and
realism.
Sonny" will be shown at the Bijou
theatre Monday.
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Willie Whitfield, noted mind reader,
by cards; tells past, present, future.
When worried consult him, can help
in business affairs; can bring success
to you when in doubt; stop all evil
influences When worried consult
him; he can help you in business.
You may be in debt, You may have
lost some deal, consult him. He can
help you. You may be seeking a job
and can't get it, or some fellow has
won the affections of your girl or
wife you love. Everything you lay
your hands on you make a failure.
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WANTED-Dictrict Sales Agent to
act as exclusive dealers. Men Who
have sold tractors, road machinery
and supplies to road contractors ana
municipalities or ex-publbis officials
with or without selling experience
Live sales agents can make $1,000
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What is "snring Fever,

It is simply low Vitality, lack Of Energy
caused by impure blood. GROW E 6
TASTELESS chill TONIC restores Vitality
and Energy by Purifying and Enrichine
the Blood You can soon feel its Strength
aning. Invigorating Effect 60c.
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For the nine months ending with
September, the exports of cotton
goods of all kinds aggregated $780,
100000 square yards, valued at $64,-
100000, which is a gain of fourteen
per cent in value over the same period
of last year.
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EXPORT OF COTTON GOODS
NOW GROWING CONSTANTLY

Washington, Nov. 18.-Continued
expansion of exports of cotton goods
from the United States is reported
by the commerce department.
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If in your opinion VELVET is not
the BEST flour you have ever used
you may return it to your grocer
and get your money back. LOTT
LEWIS CO., Distributors.
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To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System

Take the Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS chill TONIC. You know what you
are taking. as the formula is printed on
every label, showing it is Quinine and
IRON in a tasteless form. The Quinine
drives out the malaria. the Iron builds up
the system. so cents.
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WANTS

iwANTED-To purchase secondhand
double barrel shot gun. Will pay
cash for it but it must be reasonable.
Address W. II. H., care News. tt
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WANTED-Cigar Salesman, $3.50 per
months and expenses. Send stamp
for full information Black Bros,
Highpoint, N. C. lI'l9
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REWARD $40. 90 daily selling Hare
Strate to .colored people. Particu-
lars free. Samples. Write Uthglow
Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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WANTED TO RENT-Six or seven
room house. Must have modern
conveniences and yard. State all in
reply Address Glover Bros. Print
ing department. II %
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Newly painted and pa
pered eight room house, located at
7O8 Howe street, just few steps off
Union. E. F. Coney, phone BAG. "a
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Seven passenger WHY'S
Six, 1920 Model. Is in first class
condition in every way. Apply to j.
E. Register or phone 708. If
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Bread is the staff of life. Have the
best money can buy-VELVET.
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LOST-Black plush scarf, was lost
on street car. Return to Mrs. N.
II. Ballard, 528 Union street. tt
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GALLSToNES-Impro treatment
for catarrhal inflammation OF gall
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galIstones. Booklet free. Write to-
day-Dr. Paddock, Box C7201, Kan
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE

All persons are warned that shoot
ing, fishing and clustering in the,
creeks and marshes of Little St.
Simons Island, Ca, are prohibited.
11-24 Douglas Taylor.
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LOST-Near Glynn Academy, folding
purse containing So and valuable
receipts Reward if returned to Lon
ME R. Speed, R. r. d. 1, 1t-1e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18

Heering about food all day long.
O his voice dies away in the distants
And his Vaughn disappears from site,
He wont be GROUND today eny more
But cheer up. tomorro he mite.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
IETTER RS.

Mrs. H.: ~ want to tell other women
haout the WAY | can bcets. Cook smnll
red bcets in the ordinary why till done,
and when rool enough 20 handle, peel
and pnck in hot jars, then cover with
n thin strip made of one pint OF gran
ulated sugar md one pint OF vinegar.
This amount Of strip il enough Tor
four quart jarp. Seal alright nnd
store"
Answer: Thank you, reader friend.
We nre always glad 10 know nhout
other women's successful ways.
Mahlc. I'VE think Of building Our
own home md would like suggestions
from you regarding plaps.'
Answer: Write TO mo again, sending
n stamped and self-addressed envelope
and ! will gladly send You the name
and address Of n publisher from whom
you can buy, by mail, q splendid little
book VERY inexpensive J about building
houses. This book contains plans for
all kinds Of small homes Colonial
type, Dutch type, English type, houses
of tile md Rtuccu. semi bungalow typ,
senshoro bungalows and country homes.
Bride: u would give anything | have
lVi hillAiliE hiifNNibHs W. INV INV
Alpha Sweater. Could you please
PRINT them"
Answer: ! nm 80 glad 10 I've able Il
grant your wish. The following direc.
tions are for size 36 so - If you are
a 40 or "A ~ bust, you will have e
cast on - stitches and enlarge thes'
directions throughout.
Knitting Directions for the neY
alpha Sweater; , balls Shetlan'
Flops, | pnir ten-inch knitting needle
No. 3, I pair ten-inch knitting needle
No. r, aud one pair Of very henvy WOO
needles.
Authorizations are: x for mkt ]
or "purl'; and "Sts" for stitches. l.:
On No. , needles cast on 60 ste. 2
x 2, 7 2. for IA rows. B. On No.
needles X z, + =, for five rows. =
On No 3 needles x plain for six rows
5:-On No 3 needles X across and
bnck for 6 rows G.-On No. 3 needle
* across and ? back for six rows. =
On large needles Il across and z bac
for - rows. & On No. 3 needles I
across ard = back for onc-half incl
lo-On SO , needles * plain for ,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
Copyright. 1921. Nv Newspaper Feature Service. inc.

knew later was caused by my fathers
descrtion, and | could not forget that
she had lived and died a lonely broken
hearted woman.
"Iou wished to see me about some
thing, Daughter" His voice when he
spoke again was even. controlled, and
his face held the calmness of emotion
conquered. My first impulse was to
make some trivial excuse TO conceal my
real GRAND, but second thought told
me that the tonic of work was the best
thing | could offer him.
II have an odd story to tell you,
Father dear, " | said, "a long one too,
81 let's sit down and be comfy. I've
tried to get n chance to tell you and
to ask your advice about il ever since
YOU came home, but | couldn't manage
II, somehow
II know he assentcd as he seated
me IN the most comfortable char near
the fire and took another near me.
| waited for Il minute OF two, to be
sure that | had in mcthodical order all
my information concerning the mystic
rlous Don Ramon. and then, begin
ning with his boarding the train at
southampton upon the occasion of my
trip To the city IN search of Katie, |
related every incident of that trip, and
of the odd experience of the last hour
IN the southampton shop.
This Is Very Curious"
My father listened with but one in
| corruption. when he asked me to re-
peat Ia him the description ! had given
Of the mysterious foreigners appear
ancc. And when at the close, | handed
HIM the tiny folded note which the
mysterious Don Ramon had slipped into
my hand. he opened and read IT with
ont u muscle OF his face changing
! Then lac sat ~ IT studying II for five
minutes, which seemed endless 20 me
as | marked their passing upon the
man,el clock.
This - very curious. Margaret he
sand at last. Twice before | have re.
crivCd messages from this Same source
apparently, although they bear no he
traving mark And always. rs now, tn,
message IS ono of incstimable informa
ton concerning the people We are watch
ing. And VOur description is the frs.
clue | have had 20 the identity of Tn,
sender. Yet ! Cannot place him. I'm
doubtedlv he Is someone bound II
~ome manner to the ~unspcakable gans
sc nrc fighting, vet with a conscienc,
which Compcls him Ca warn us. An,
lac takes the oldest methods of send
ng his messages. Evidently he ha,
some strong reason for not using IN,
mails. Is this the handkerchief he pre-
tended was YOURS"
YES. Father | tried to keep M,
voice steady. hut 1t was trcmulous a
! added ut is one of Grace Draper
handkcrchicfs. or at least tho ON
broidcry IN the corner is her handl
work"
\ Go lie continued.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
Efficient Housekeeping
BY Laura A. kirkman

ste. (Onc hall way across back Knit
back. then narrow, taking first two sits
together at the front ench time you
start from there, until you have 20 SITS
left on the needle-whiCh means you
have knitted ten ridges. lon No.
3 needles widen TO 80 SITS, gradually
widening as Won narrowed tten ridgeslt
then * across and Z back for one-half
inch. IL On largo needles continue
down front, making opening as deep os
desired (ab0ut ten rows. X other
front 10 this point, then plece oil sts
on ono needle and finish IN design
and length 10 match back. IL Sleeve
On large needles, pick up 70 SITS for
nrmholes, md knit length required
Cabout ~ rows, finish with cuff in
design Of bottom Of sweater, increas-
ing cuffs to ~ sts, (No neck bound
off IN this sweater. In picking w
stitches, use the tiny needles. then put
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Paps

The Huckster
Whose voice do | heer coming
About n mile away?
Al tbs the merry huCkster
Yelling wat he has TO say.
He's got cabbidges and orindgcs
And beens and other stuff,
lie may not I've very proud vt it
But he repeets IT often enuf.
He makes as mulch noise rs possible
And more than necessary,
For his voice alone is loud enuH
But he wells through his hands TO make
1t very.
And enybody that wunts cpything
Jest picks It out and pays,
Vile the ones that wuld drather not
heer him
Half to lissen anyways.
;
His horse is thin and pointv
And it's knees seem to he on wrong.
And il proberly got that hungry look
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18

tirs. !. Rankin Davis. wife Of q local
attorney. who Ia spending a month Mt
Rehoh0th. bruised her right leg yes
terdsy when one Of the boards of the
boardwalk gave way. She was re
moved to the Hebee Hospital. nj Lewes.
where on X-ray picture disclosed that
the injured member had not been
fractured. Mir. and Mrs. Davis went
to Hehoboth the latter part ~ last
MnnE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18

cross and | would not wonder a bit If
he threw a pail of water owe Postum
II will be good sport to watch him
when IT happens
Reddv and Jerry Fox ran through
the woods and found the Squirrel boys
and RacCv Coon and when they all
Scampcrcd away to where Little Pos
sum Bow sat in the sun near his home
looking very stupid.
Want to watch us Jump asked
Rcddv, who did oil the talking. I'VE
are gong over Ivy Mr.. Bears house to
play
Postum Bow hooked AT the others
with his small, black eyes. his ears
erect and nodded his head. do |
have To do anything" he asked.
Only sit still and watch said
Reddy Fox.
Then III GO" replied Postum Boy,
getting UP and slowly following after
them as Rcddy Fox led them through
the woods.
There. now, you sit on the steps
and watch us jump said Reddy. And
don't be scared If you hear n noise,
because It will be us running getting
ready to Jump right over the top OF
that tall tree.
Poor little stupid Postum Boy opened
his small eyes ~ wide as he could and
looked at the tree; but he did not ask
any questions. | could climb it, he
said, "but | could not Jump wei it."
"Of course not replied Reddy.
That is the trick. Now watch us and
he sure YOU sit still, NJ matter wha,
YOU hear"
Postum Boy settled himself comfort.
ably on the steps and Reddy ran off
followed by the others, and began tC
whack on Mr.. Bears house.
They waited until they heard Mr.
Bear Jumped out Of bed and give al
angry grunt and then off they ran e
the woods.
Nh. Bear looked out of his window
and then went 10 the door and opened
It. The sun was Singing warm anC
bright and Mr.. Bear forgot his anger
Well, we'll If it isn't Little Possun
Boy come 10 wake me up he said.
Well WELL | should have keD'
right on sleeping If YOU had not awak
ened me. SAID Mr.. Bear. And | Dc
hate to overslecp when the Gather is
Tine Come IA, Pussum Boy, and have
breakfast with me.
Postum Boy forgot all about Redd,
ami the Others who were to Jump owe
the tree and went inside, and when +,
little later Reddy and his friends cam,
back expecting to find Postum 30,
wet and sad they saw through tn
window that he was having q fn'
breakfast instead and that the jok,
was on them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
BERRY SHIPMENTS SLUMP.
Reports from Growers Indicate Dela,
war; Crop Is About Ended.

A slump In the berry shipment TO
his city gives indication that the Del
aware berry crop is about at an end.
According 10 the reports from shippers.
only 352 quarts were shipped last Sat
urdsy compared with 1852 quarts for
the corresponding date of last year
However. Il was stated this years ship
ment are still about 2.oOO.O 600 quarts
In excess Of last years shipments.
Last Saturday seven baskets Of
peaches were shipped; 6 baskets of
PEARS: 81 baskets OF tomatoes and 49,
o0A barrels OF potatoes. Shipments Of
~antaloupes on Saturday totaled az
and 74.477 hampers Of cucumbers were
Recorded
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
The Sandman Story
BY Abby Phillips Walker

lp22. by the Wheeler syndicate. Inc. n. Y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
WHAT FATHER SPENCER TOLD
MApGE ABOUT THE MESSAGE

| did not obey Lillian's injunction to
lie down. Instead | extracted again
from my handbag the tiny folded
note the mysterious foreigner had con-
hdcd To me IN the southampton shop,
together with the handkerchief ! had
recognized IS one of Grace Draper
Then making SURE that ldllian was safely
out of the a | went swiftly down
the hall and tapped ut the door of my
fathers room.
He was longer IN answering than
usual. and when he finally opened the
door and a~fectlonatcly hadc me enter,
SAW the reason for his delay. llls
char had hccn placed near the i1tlc
and ON the table stood the quaint old
lacquered box ln which ! knew he kept
the mcmcn'ocs ot my dead mother
which | had gwen hum
photoplavs, letters which he had
written 60 her. and her answers in the
DAYS uf their udVilic courtshlp when no
thought had rome to them of the sordid
tragedy which was 20 part them for
ever these, aud other kecpsakcs evl-
IDENTIFY had been pressed hastily back
into the box. for the I'D WAS slightly
lifted. showing the d~isurrangod con
tents.
II had not seen the old hoN, gen
orally kept sa,rtdly m my father s.
trunk. should have known that hc
had been invoking tho memory ot the
wife be- had 81 shamcluliv deserted
when | was tut four wears old Ills
face held that pRllur, the dccply-ctchcd
lihes of poignant Cmorsc which al
wavs hctrRv 20 me his seasons OF agun-
ifrd communlugs with the mcmcutocs
hc treasures so -acrcdlN
When he had closed the door after
mo. hc caught me to HIM IN aeon
Vulsivc embrace and murmurcd hrok-
cnly.
YOU are So like your mother, my
Margaret
Me mcntocs Of other Days.
pulled his ura, head down Co mine
and chung to hrm silently, lovingly, glad
that ! had long aRo obcvcd my mother 5
diving injunction ~ forgive bun ] knew
that finding mo after his long years OF
scnrch. aud winning my forgiveness
had lghtpd MS load ot uW"rsciuI
anguish and n nay love pud the uiora.
tou of n1 small son bee had rulp,cd
mnu, p,accful hours Hut hc could uo'
forget that he had thrown away ia,
love Of hs hlc Tor au cVii iuiatuatIou
and know that There were many mo.
mcnts. like the one upon winch ! haC
inadvertently stumbled. when the long
lng 60 see nav mo'h'r again was ai
most more than he could bcar.
Dearly rs | loved hm, greatly rs
pitlcd HIM. ! never could hauish a sens
of ustt,. appcasrd. when. "a. now.
wal bed ~. |7uru~h,d Wa tru,- NJ,
entiic~t recollection of my mother va
of her trrrlllc mental suffering whl,h
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18

''1etus get Raccy Coon and the Squirrel
bows and have some fun.
'Old Grumpy Bear Is still asleep. He
Is not awake from ms winter sleep.
And We Will got PoSSum BOY 20 SIT on
ais steps and then We Will whack Oh
The back OF Grumpy S house and run.
lie Will te SURE 90 think II was
Postum Bov who made all the noise
iud woke HIM up Nv he viii be-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
THE JONI THAT TURNED.

Little possum Boy had not lived M
the woods very long. and one morning
when Little Rcddv Fox saw HIM he
dccidcd he would lc n good one upon
when to play q trick.
"poSsum Boy Is a stupid creature. %
.aid Rcddy TO his brother Jerry FoN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18

Have q a piece ~ antique fur.
niture that you desire tn turn into
CASH Tell our 5000 Interested read
ere. Many are interested In what you
have tn nner-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18

Used furniture I. always IN demand
and can readily be disposed ~ through
a small al In the ciessi1ed columns.
Call 1900. ask for al t~eker--Ahv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18

the big ones In and tale ont tho smsIf
ones.
Tonorrow-Bakins in Your Firele-s
Cooker.
The Washington times., 1922-04-16
COACH URGES
MORE WOMEN
In ATHLETICS
New York Physical Director
Includes Events for Fair Sex
in Coming Track Meets.

AYEw YORK. April 15.-The
IN first athletic coach Of note
to take cognizanee Of the
new order in track and field sport
for women. in which the fair ones
will be permitted to compete un-
der A. A. u. supervision, is Hugo
B. SeikeI, director of sports at
the monster athletic plant nearing
completion at Brighton Beach.
Upon assuming his new duties at
the seashore resort yesterday,
Seikel announced that there would
be several events for women ON
every track meet program he ar
ranges for the coming summer.
Seikel. who has been director OF
physical education for twenty years,
long has been an advocate OF
woman's right TO be represented In
athletic meets and Is I'm favor of estab-
fishing set Of standards and rec
ords for the women. II is his belief
that such an arrangement would
serve to encourage athletics among
the so-cailed gentier sex.
''If American women intend 10
compete in the Olympic games at
Paris In 1924" said Seikel last night,
now is the time for them 10 or
ganize and get going. There are few
really proficient women athletes in
this country - present, and Il win
take several years to develop them
TO high state Of ability. But the
American woman is adaptable and
II would only take her a short time
to reach the top In this field of en-
deavor.
II would urge the management OF
every athletic meet TO be held this
summer to include an event or two
Tor women on their programs In
order to widen the scope of the
project and TO give those girls with
athletic ability the chance TO i'm
prove their prowess on track and
field"
The new athletic plant at the
Brighton Beach Baths win be ready
by Decoration Day. and Il Is likely
an ali-women's track meet viii be
scheduled to inaugurste the cam
paisn at the ocesnside as well as
launch the nationwide fight for rec
ognition OF women as a factor In
sport, with the Olympic champion
ship as the ultimate goal.
The Washington times., 1922-04-16
Harold Weber Winner
Of Mid-April Tourney

PINEHURsT. N. c.. April lb.--
Harold Weber, Of the Inverness
Club. Toledo, won the mid-Aprii
Golf Tournament today by disposing
Of Frank T. Heating, OF New York.
in the final round. up and 8 to
play.
Kesting drew first blood by win
ming the opening hole with a birdie
but lost the secopd and was 4
down at the turn, finally losing on
the fifteenth green.
Weber's performances in surviving
the field was q noteworthy one.
He advanced 10 the final round by
defeating Arthur Yates, medalist In
last weeks North and South. ANA
teur championship; Ned Beal, for
mer North apd South Amateur title
holder, and A. l.. Lucien Walker,
trp erstwhile intercollegiate cham
pior. The major consolation trophy
went TO DR.. Charles III. Gardner,
OF the Rhode Island Country Club.
The Washington times., 1922-04-16
Mellor New Man o. War
Among MarathOners

Chuck Mellor. OF Chicago, Is get
ting to be regular Man o. War
among the marathoners. He won
the Auto City marathon at Detroit
run under the auspices OF the Irish
American A c.. early in April In
tho good time of two hours and thir.
ty minutes. He was a mile or so
ahead of his nearest competitor
Jimmy bellows, OF the Gladstone A.
O., of Toronto. Canada
In the last three years, Mellor has
won the full marathan distance Of
twenty-six miles ssb yards on two
separate occasions ana has also won
n modified marathan OF ten miles
ana finished second TO Earl John
son, the colored runner of Braddock.
Pa, once at this distance. Mellor
runs with a long, easy, graceful
str4de and finished up the qruelling
race at Detroit lately In fine shape
after running over twenty-six miles.
The Washington times., 1922-04-16
Arlington to. Open
New Baseball Field

With the Fort Myer band listed
as an attraction and Judge William
G. Cloth, of Arlington county, to
chuck out the first ball, the Arling-
ton Athletic Club will inaugurate
its new baseball plant at Fort
Berry. Va, In game with the
Oakland A. c, today at . o. m.
The Arlington field is equipped
with a rooted and screened grand
stand seating 500 which has been
decorated with flags and bunting
for the gala opening. The entire
field has ben disked and rolled.
We've done our best" said Man
ager Symonds. of the Arlington
team. last night, ito blow off the
lid In n style that has never be-
fore been attempted by sandlot
team In this section. A most cordial
welcome is extended 10 friends OF
both teams to come out and see
a clean. snappy eShibitlon OF our
national sport"