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ms Today Are Polishing Up for Contests to Be Staged Tomorrow
Leading Grid Games Tomorrow

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Chattanooga.
Georgetown VS.. East Kentucky
Normal at Georgetown, KY.
Hampden-Sidney VS.. Lynchburg at
Hampden-Sidney.
High Point VS.. Milligan at High
Point.
Kentucky Wesleyan VS.. Ogden at
Winchester.
King VS.. Lincoln Memorial at Bris.
tOl.
LoyOla VS.. Detroit at New Orleans.
Mississippi Teachers VS.. Louisiana
College at Hattiesburg.
Missouri VS.. Southern Methodist at
Columbia.
Rice VS.. St. Edwards at Houston.
StetsOn VS.. Spring Hill at Deland.
Texas Christian vs.. Austin at Fort
Worth.
Tulsa VS.. Oklahoma Aggies at Tulsa.
Arkansas VS.. Hendrix at Little
Rock.
MIDWEST.
Penn state VS.. Notre Dame at
South Bend.
Illinois VS.. Iowa at Urbana.
Michigan VS.. Minnesota at Ann
ArbOr.
Indiana VS.. Northwestern at Evans
ton.
Wisconsin VS.. Purdue at Lafayette.
Nebraska VS.. Washington at st.
Louis.
South Dakota VS.. North Dakota at
VermiliOn.
South Dakota State VS.. North Da.
kOta State at BrOOkings.
Marquette VS.. st. Louis at st.
Louis.
Ohio University VS.. Denison at
Athens.
Kansas VS.. Kansas Aggies at Man
haitian.
Iowa State VS.. Grinnell at Grinnell.
Drake VS.. Oklahoma at Des MOines.
DePauW VS.. Earlham at Green
castle.
DePaul VS.. Columbia at Dubuque.
| Aberdeen VS.. Augustana at Sioux
Falls.
Illinois Wesleyan VS.. Augustane at
Rock Island.
BelOit VS.. Monmouth at Beloit.
| Butler VS.. Franklin at indianapolis
C0e VS.. Lawrence at Cellar Rapids
College of Idaho VS.. Cheney at
| Cheney.
Creighton VS.. John Carroll at
| Omaha.
Dayton VS.. Haskell at Dayton.
| Defiance VS.. Crbana College at De
| fiance.
! DOane VS.. Omaha at Crete.
Evansville vs.. Rose Poly at Evans
vile.
Hiram VS.. Akron at Hiram.
Illinois College VS.. Carthage al
Jacksonville.
Madison VS.. Dakota Wesleyan at
| Madison.
Des NIoines VS.. Morningside al
! Sioux City.
Mount Union VS.. Case at Alliance.
Nebraska Western VS.. Peru at Lin
coin.
Nebraska Wesleyan VS.. Peru at Uni.
| yersity Place.
Oshkosh VS.. La Cross at Oshkosh.
Ohio Northern VS.. Muskingum al
Ada.
South Dakota Mines VS.. Chadron al
Rapid City.
Missouri Mines VS.. Arkansas Poly al
ROlla.
Tulsa VS.. Oklahoma Aggies at Tulsa
Wabash VS.. Terra Haute at North
Charlottesville.
Washburn VS.. College of Emporia
at Topeka.
Western Reserve VS.. Oberlin al
Cleveland.
Ohio Wesleyan VS.. Wooster at WoOs
ter.
WEST.
California VS.. Oregon Aggies at Ber-
kelley.
Southern California VS.. Occidental
at Los Angeles.
Leland Stanford VS.. Nevada at PalO
Alto.
Washington VS.. Idaho at Seattle.
Washington State VS.. Montana al
Pullman.
Colorado VS.. Wyoming at Boulder.
Arizona VS.. Tempe at Tucson.
Brigham Young VS.. Utah Aggies al
Provo.
Colorado Mines VS.. Greeley al
Golden.
Denver VS.. Colorado Aggies at Den
YER.
Fresno VS.. La Verne at Fresno.
GOnzaga VS.. MultnOmah at Portland
Pomona VS.. California Tech at Clare
mont.
st. Mary's VS.. California Aggies al
San Francisco.
California L., Southern Branch, VS.
Whittier at Whittier.
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syracuse and the Army fear each
other SO much that no pains have
been spared in preparation.
Colgate has primed q strong run
ming attack to mat. with a clever
overhead game in preparation for
Pittsburgh.
Tulane of New Orleans will find
New York University at it's strongest
tomorrow.
Harvard Is Hopeful.
With Capt. Coady. Miller and Dale,
veterans. all back in harness after
injuries, Harvard hopes are high for
victory ove~ William and Mary, sec
ond only t. Harvard in age of Amer
lean institutions of learning. Harvard
will take on Indiana next year and
presumably drop Dartmouth.
! West Virginia will throw d great
/ team against Georgetown in the
! Capital.
Some 10000 will see the Chicago
! Penn game, $4,000 the Dartmouth
Yale contest. At Harvard and Prince
ton the spectators probably will be
10000 or over.
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EPISCOPAL HIGH TEAM
WILL PLAY OLD RIVAL

Dear foes will clash tomorrow
afternoon at Episcopal field, Alex
andria, Va, when Episcopal High
plays host to the eleven of Augusta
Military Academy of StauntOn.
Va. The game will start at $3.50
o'clock. 1t was stated originally
that Episcopal was to meet Char
lOtte Hall tomorrow. Augusta is
reported to have formidable
team and the game, one of the
biggest on the schedule of both in
stitutiOns, is expected to draw a
hiU crowd
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Both Zuppke of Illinois and In
gewersen of Iowa came up to the
IlliniS Homecoming with no COM
ment other than to admit a mutual
respect in the matter of offenses. The
game, ranking with the Minnesota
Michigan clash. was generally reck-
oned toss-up.
Much interest centers in the big
ten debut Of Pat Page. whose
Hoosiers tackle Northwestern at
Evanston, where the Purple has raced
to two triumphs this Fall. The former
Butler coach left Indiana's s good name
in the hands of Phelan, at Purdue,
where Wisconsin seeks first blood in
the conference battle.
Speeding eastward with enthusias-
tic send-offs Chicago trekked toward
Philadelphia, while Ohio State eX-
ecuted q flank movement and invaded
New York. With somewhat bat.
tered squad Stagg hopes to score the
first Chicago victory over Pennsyl-
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YALE In POOR CONDITION
FOR DARTMOUTH BATTLE
Only One Eli Regular Linemen in Shape for Game,
and Big Green, Though Pessimistic, Is Made
Favorite-Many Big Trays in East
b. the Associated Press.

3 $500
N YEW YORK October IIop mingled Eastern
~ battles Within
VI 100 miles New York there will be
be OF thousands
spectators
Dartmouth with Yale
The last Hanover described ragged careless Never
theess Dartmouth general first
triumph Yale in eight
Richards list
robbed Yale with the exception Stuan
outstanding the ball
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MODERN FOOT BALL
BY BENNY FRIEDMAN.
Captain nd Quarterbae Coaches AIAmerican
Using the Rules.

YlNNING the rules thorough knowledge
\n I OF them absolutely necessary
Wv The old Carlisle Indian team that Glen Warner turned
rules backward and they more opportunities IN them har
other
greatest and surprise plays were the result OF
discovered that other
enqsanp in less intensive forced
they
,,hc tie tir,e-N uotco
Evening star., 1926-10-15

II before the storm OF foot ball pro-
es bearing on the Big Ten champion
tits descended like blanket on
oday.
arsities sparring for an opening ad-
he morrow's engagements conSplred
lg the undergraduates.
ates with his Gophers. was particu-
S chances of regaining the. traditional
chigan has sifted this week through
vsa a slight edge.
vania in the handful of games since
1898. The Buckeyes objective is a
repetition of the success which de
cisively shut out Columbia last year
at Columbus. 9 To 0.
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BROWN TIED
Colgate Spells Iron Mems
Perfect Record.

BIZ Times Special
PROVIDENCE. r. l., Nov. &c.
Brown University's Iron Men" fell
victims fon Thanksgiving day to the
fate which has upset would-be foot
ball champions in this fateful
season.
Colegate's scrappy eleven held the
Brunonians to a 1910 tie, thus elm.
ating fuss McCleaughrey' team
from the list Of those which came
through 1926 with an unbroken
record Of victories.
Eishel, one of the greatest drop
kickers in the east, tried for field
goal that would have broken the
tie in the closing minutes of play,
but the ball hit the cross bar and
bounded back upon the field.
Earlier in, the second half, Mishel
had put Brown in the lead with a
beautiful drop kick from the 40-yard
line. but the Colgate then opened
up with a series of battling forward
passes in the final quarter and the
Brunonians had to be content with
tie.
Matching Brown in the quality of
Iron Men" Colgate made but a
single substitution during the game.
Vaughn for Shaughnessy, while
Edes replaced Cornsweet in the
Providence backfield.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-26
HUGE SCORE
JasonviIIe Piles Up Count
Against Linton. F.,
Times staff Correspondent


LINTON, Ind, Nov. 26.-Ip. their
annual grid game Jasonville H. S.
defeated Linton here Thanksgiving
day, "A to 6. Annually since 1905
the two teams have met in the
Turkey day classic Of southwestern
Indiana. Despite the fact that rain
fell in torrents just before game
time, nearly 5000 fans witnessed
the struggle.
The power Of the Jasonville team
was soon in evidence and before five
minutes elapsed c. Fleming, scored
a touchdown. 1t was closely fol-
lowed by one by Dale Elson. The
Linton team stiffened and the Sec
ond quarter was scoreless. The half
ended IL to 0, Jasonville.
1t appeared that the forward pass
attack Of the Linton team might
even the tide, but the Jason team
opened up with an aerial attack of
its own in the second half and COM
bined with good running game
piled UP a total of Al points.
A pleasant thing for the fans of
Linton to remember was the dash
Of Parks, star quarter back, who
ran punt back sixty yards for a
touchdown with only three minutes
left to play.
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Nj O N DAY
PROGRAM
IS r = ADY
All Bouts Arranged in
Olympic A. C. Show
ManIey Arrives in City.

Matchmaker Berger of the Olym-
pic A. C. has completed his card of
preliminary bouts to support the
Tommy Loughran-George Manley
feature event at Tomlinson Hall
Monday night, and announces the
complete program as follows:
Ten Rounds-Tommy .Loughran. Phila-
delphia. VS.. George Manley. Denver. light
Six Rounds-Charley Shine, Indianapolis,
vs.. Jack Mccullough. Eft. Harrison. welter-
Six Rounds-Allen Watson. Indianapolis.
VS.. Babe Ruth. Louisville; featherweights.
dianapoiis. VS.. Battling, Randolph. indian
apolis; light heavyweights.
-Four .Roqnds-Roy Rogers. indianapolis,
vs.. Kid Walker. Indianapolis; bantam
-Four Rounds-Jack Purvis KoSomo. VS.
Matt Herman. Indianapolis: welterweights.
George Manley arrived in Indian
apolis Thursday and put in a busy
afternoon at the Arcade gym shak-
ing off the effects Of his long train
ride from Colorado. The Denver
pug made a hit with the railbirds
when he boxed a half-dozen rounds
to wind up his workout. He is of
the rushing type, much on the order
of Risko.
Loughran was to arrive this
morning from Philadelphia, and will
work out each day until the day Of
the fight at o'clock at the Arcade,
with Manley doing his stuff at each
afternoon at the same place.
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a G G | = s
CLAI Nj ING
HO N OR S
Youngest Member of Mis-
souri, Conference Un-
defeated.
BIZ United Press

BH Untted PFeSS
SALTWATER, OKLA, Nov. 26.-
The youngest member Of the Mis-
souri, Valley Conference, the Okla
homa A. and NJ, today claims the
mythical valley championship by
virtue of the Aggies' IA to IA tie
with Oklahoma University here
Thursday.
A twenty-flve-yard pass In the
next to the last play in the game
that counted a touchdown gave the
Aggies the needed score to tie the
game and kept Nebraska, with five
victories and one defeat from hold
ing the honors.
Oklahoma A. and NJ. kept her
slate clean this season by defeating
Iowa State, Washington University,
Grinnell and Thursdays tie.
Missouri valley competition ended
yesterday with another game in
which Grinnell defeated Drake, 10 to
0. With Oklahoma A. and M. and
Nebraska first and second in the
Conference, the ranking Of the other
teams areH
Missouri, Grinnell, Oklahoma, Kan
sas A and NJ, Iowa State, Drake,
Kansas and washington.
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ON
Alabama Crimson Tide
Sweeps Over Georgia.

BIZ Times SDccidl
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 60
The Crimson tide of Alabama en-
quilted University of Georgia eleven,
33 to 6. The Bans are unde-
feated this season.
More than 1900 persons saw
Georgia crumble to defeat before the
crashing line and brilliant forward
passing of Alabama. Only in the
last few minutes of pay was the
Bulldog able to score, when
Georgia back fell on the ball behind
the Crimson goal, after blocked
punt.
Alabamas battering line and
plunging backs messed up the we'll
practiced plays of the Bulldogs, who
seemed unable to complete any Of
their aerial or ground maneuvers.
Alabama swept through the
Georgia line without difficulty from
the start.
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III. S. Grid Player
Near Death
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
PERU, Ind, Nov. 26.-Ralph Pur-
dy, 1S, quarter back on the Mont
pelier Ohio high school football
team who suffered broken neck in
the Thanksgiving game here, was
started for a hospital at Ann Arbor,
Mich, today.
Specialists there will attempt to
save the life that is rapidly ehbing
away if it can be sustained until
Purdy's arrival.
The youths cervical vertebrate
were fractured and the spinal cord
injured when he was tackled while
running with the ball, according to
attaches at the Wabash Railroad
Hospital, where he was taken. Purdy
is completely paralyzed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-26

Colored Y. NJ. C. A. Stages Races on
Thanksgiving Program.

The first Turkey day races held
by the Colored Branch Y. M. c. A.
went Off in fine shape Thursday
morning. The races were run
around the three squares that
surround the building, Indiana and
Senate Ave. and Michigan st. There
were thirty eight entries and eight
events.
one;Miler RpnE1Time. 5 minutes. II
T So Second fa AdobhH e BoWe thru feS Dl
seconds seconds Rsrt Wa Rsgaes 1y GrS Bert smith
wiis% p Walker Pas first Gin Russ. S second
bert kirk, first, william Walker. second;
Verne Miller t hI.4 Events
.aeo.Yard Dissatisfaction Davenport.
first; LIE Roy Reeves, second 80. e..
y Yard RsshHeFeer Hdgg1s f Roy
W 5unior Events
william Evans. first, William Wilson. sec
wifiii%eml Evans. first: william Wilson. sec
ond: Wames Horton. third.
Medals will be awarded tonight at
the basket ball game, featuring the
old Red, Blue and Green players Of
Manual, Tech and Shortridge fame.
Due to the arit and spirit of the
old record breaker in the Smile walk,
Lawrence Rodes, he will be awarded
a silver medal for placing third in,
the event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-26
TOUGH GAM :
Notre Dame Expects Battle
From Carnegie.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 90
Notre Dame expects a hard game
Saturday at Pittsburgh where Car
negie Tech is met on the gridiron.
The eastern club is exceptionally
strong this season and Coach Rock
ne has been warning his players
against overconfidence.
Frank Mayer, brilliant guard, who
has been mentioned as an allAmer-
lean possibility, probably will not
play. He injured his shoulder in
the Drake battle.
1t has been announced that the
Army game next year will be played
in New York on Nov. II. Notre
Dame also will play the Navy at
Baltimore, the first of a two-game
home and home arrangement. The
1928 game is planned for Chicago.
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FRANKLIN CARD READY
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
FRANKLIN, Ind, Nov. 26.-
The famous Vandiver Cant Ballard
Friddle combination, which brought
this city State championships in
both college and high school has
passed and Coach "Griz" Wagner
Of Franklin College today faces the
task of building another team.
Coach Wagner has King, Lyons,
Rake, McQuistonAand Underwood, of
last years squad as nucleus for his
1926-27 team.
The schedule:
Dec; 7, Indiana Central at Franklin;
Pee 3. Central Normal at Franklin: Dec.
10. Indiana University al. Bloomington;
Dec. 81, Evansville at Evansvilie;- Jan / I,
Evansville at Evansville; Jan. 6. De Pauw
fordsyiile; Jan. IA. Notre Dame at Frank
lin: Jan. 20. Central Normal at Danville:
Feb. 1. Wabash. at Franklin; Feb, A. But
Ter at indianapolis; Feb. IL. Manchester at
Franlxlin;. Feb. H.. Notre Dame at South
Bend: Feb. 15, Indiana Central at Indian
apolis; Feb. IT.. Earlham at Richmond:
Feb "a. Butler at Franklin; Feb 49, Man
chester at Manchester: March i De Pauw
at Greencastle: March 3. Earlham at
Franklin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-26
TIE
Penna and Cornell Play Be-
fore Huge Crowd.

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. &c.
Probably the most thrilling game
in the country was the annual Cor
nell-Pennsylvania struggle at Frank
lin Field here Thursday, which ended
in a 10 to 10 tie. Cornell outplayed
the Pennsylvania team until the
final quarter.
Wascolonis, bulky Pennsylvania
full back, was the Hero of the game.
running sixty-fve yards for the
Pennsylvania touchdown in the last
period.
Eighty thousand, one of the larg-
est crowds that ever saw football
game III the East, was present, ano
paid 100000 to see the game.
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MORILsIs WINS WALK

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-AleXander
Morilsis of the Greek-American -Ath-
letic Club defeated field Of 147
entrants in the annual city hall
Coney Island handicap walk of the
Walkers Club of America. With a
handicap of twenty-five minutes Mo-
rilsis covered the ten and one-half-
mile course in the actual time Of l
hour, 40 minutes and seconds.
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the last game Of high school foot
ball for Egan, Yeazel, Game,
Thompson, Beilles. Commons, Nc
QUAD, STATE and Gohmans.
The Ohians have an impressive
record but the locals will be ready
to offer resistance at every point.
The visitors may have a decided
advantage in the line due to
weight, but local victory is ex-
pected. following the win over
Central Catholic at FIT. Wayne,
Ind, Z to- last Saturday.
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Saturday Grid

(Home Teams Listed First)
Army VS.. Navy at Chicago.
Blue Ridge VS.. Shepherds.
Boston College VS.. Holy Cross.
DAYTON VS.. Quantico. .
Detroit University VS.. Georgetown.
Dickinson VS.. Bucknel.
Geneva VS.. Bethany.
Greeley vs.. Iowa Teachers.
Oglethorpe vs. Presbyterian.
sd, Mary's VS.. Santa Clara, r
u. California So, Br. VS.; Iowa state.
West Virginia Yves. VS.. Davis-Elkins.
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Cathedral meets st. Bernard High
School, Springfield, Ohio, Saturday
at Washington Park at p. m. in
the final game of the local high
school season. The game will be
proceeded by a struggle which will
settle the city parochial grid title
claims, between Holy Cross and
st. Patrick's grade school teams.
Besides being the last game of
the year for the fans it will be
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-26
SILENT H0OSIERS LOSE
Indiana State School for Deaf De-
feated by Kentucky Team

The Indiana State School for Deaf
was defeated Thursday at the locals
field, 81 to 0 by the Kentucky State
School for Deaf. The Silent Hoosiers
could do nothing with the strong
invaders, who piled up four touch
downs. 1t was the final game of the
season for Coach Norris team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-26
CHICAGO HAS EVERY REMINDER OF GAME EXCEPT TICKET
Public to Watch Army-Navy
Parade, But Seeing Game;
That's Different.
BY Henry l.. Farrell
United Press staff SOrresDondcnt

United Press staff HOrr6SD0Hdent
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-There was
every evidence in Chicago today
that a football game was to. be
staged tomorrow between the
United States Army and the United
States Navy for the service football
championship and a claim on the
national college title.
Chicago had every reminder of the
game-but ticket.
The bright lighted sections of the
LOOP district" were festooned with
West Point and Annapolis colors;
the smart shops had enblems of the
two service academies on display
more prominently than their best
wares; the gray of West Point and
the blue of the Navy were con-
spicious In the hotels where the two
teams were quaptered; the papers
were filled with columns and columns
by sport writer's, editorial writer's
and society writer's
But the great Chicago public
as Tammy Hall shouts the public
i'm New YOrk-was entitled to only
that much of the show unless the
public was willing to pay $3.50
for a seat that wasn't any too
good.
There have been mary words
printed about the ticket scandal and
1t does seem, after making 2. search
for ticket, that the scalpers have
good supply.
All They Will See
The experience here recalled the
remark of the dean of the ticket
brokers in New York, who, when he
had. been notified that this years
game was to be staged in Chicago,
said:
LET them have 4 and then listen
to the squawks."
That's about all you can hear in
Chicago today.
The parade of the Cadets and
the Midshipmen on their way
from their hotels to the stadium,
will be as much as a million Chi
cago people can see Of the spec
tacle.
And this is one year with great
teams at each academy, when the
football game should be more than a
display of perfect marching order.
A just the Same
With the exception Of the clamer
for tickets, the eve Of the, game was
just like the setting for a big game
Continued on Page 25) =
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MILLIKEN WINS SHOOT

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Earl Mill
ken won the holiday shoot of the
New York Athletic Club at Travers
ISLAND, capturing both high scratch
and high handicap honors. He turned
in card of 90 100.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-26
HOULIHAN TAKES BOUT

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Frankie
Houlihan, 212th Aircraft Regiment,
defeated Mickey Whalen, Goth In
fantry, with a knockout in the Sec
ond round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-26

Every SCHWARTZ garment Is
sold with the bona fide guarantee
of complete satisfaction or your
money back" Our clothes must
make good or we will!
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-12-31

sincere in his effort, / hope some
good friend suggests to him that he
permit some other senator to assume
responsibility for the bin-because
when it comes to 'squelching" liver
and his pet measures, a majority of
the senators ''like nothing else but"
The old-timers know that the
quickest and easiest way to "lead
a bill to slaughter" is to have some
unpopular member father it.
Ask Dad, he knows.