[93] Most offensive epithets were interchanged between Kadmis and Shahanshahis, such as that of churigar ("churi," bracelets, bangles; and "gar," workman) a term of contempt carrying with it an idea of weakness; the children of the two sects pursued one another in the streets, insulting one another. This was hardly fifty years ago. [94] The sect of the Shahanshahis possesses in Bombay two High Priests--Dastoor Jamaspji Minocherji and Shams ul ulma Dastoor Peshotan Behramji Sanjana; at Poona there is only one, Dastoor Hoshangji Jamaspji. The sect of the Kadmis has also High Priests--Dastoor Kharshedji Phirozji Mulla Firoz, elected by the whole community, who is attached to the Dadiseth Atash-Behram, and Dastoor Kharshedji Bezonji, attached to the Framji Kavasji Banaji Atash-Behram. Unwin Brothers, Limited, The Gresham Press, Woking and London.