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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08
PENNSYLVANIA
BOYS IN MINSTREL
A Good Vaudeville Show to a
Good House Last
Night.

/ The u. s. S. Pennsylvania Minstrel
and Vaudeville Company had an en-
thusiastic house last night and gave a
good entertainment. Nearly every seat
| in the house was sold, and 1t was an
audience that was ready and willing to
| be pleased, and was. The boys gave a
good show.
The choruses were all we'll rendered,
and most of the solos were well sung,
some of them exceptionally well sung.
The minstrel jokes, even If some of
them had been used before, were well
rendered, and no one could detect that
they were in the least shop worn.
The minstrel first part went with a
vim and was well received. The six
end men only were made up in black
face, and these wore black satin suits.
impossible Piccadilly collars. and gor-
geous neckties, with a few other eccen-
tricities. The interlocutor, w. Field
man, was in black evening dress, and
the remainder of the twenty-five in the
minstrel semi-circle were in white satin
Tuxedos and trousers and white shoes.
Altogether the costuming was quite
effective.
To the right of the interlocutor, w.
Feldman, in the order named, were w.
J. Buddenha gen, w. G. Busch, J. ].
Kelley, S. B. Bell, r. Jones, H. E.
O'Marrah, w. J. Weber, A. Eggleston,
and the end men, S. o. Thacher, d. P.
Upham and e. v. Annatoyne. To the
left of the interlocutor, in order, were
w. Harvey, w. l. Martin, F. Ban
Il I n
FL. Voellinger, T. S. Krieg, and the end
men, D. N. Calderhead, F. E. Holt and
H. Klemmer.
The evenings entertainment opened
with an overture by the orchestra,
composed entirely Of musicians from
the Pennsylvania, under the leadership
of U. Poppi. The overture selected was
Mr.. Poppi's own composition. "U. S. S.
Pennsylvania" a spirited composition.
Tnterlarded with a few such pieces of
scientific information as why was the
ankle placed between the knee and the
foot? To keep the calves from the
corn there was the opening chorus,
Mascot of the Ship" by the company:
You're Just the Girl I'm Looking
For" by Y. J. Buddenhagen; Waltz
Me Around Again, Willie" by H. E.
Marrah; ''I'm So Sleepy" by F. z.
Holt: Goodbye Mr. Greenback," by D.
\. Calderhead, and the closing chorus,
rousingIy sung, Good Old U. S. A" by
the company.
The second part of the program
opened with the overture. WOODLAND"
Guders). by the orchestra. A musical
team gave some clever stunts on guitar
and mandolin. S. 0. Thacher was
clever in a. nonsensical discourse, How
to live happy, though married"
Continued on Page Fourteen.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08
REPAIRS TO STEAM VESSELS.

There is some talk in the Navy De-
partment of recommending to Congress
a change in the law limiting repairs
to steam vessels to 20 per cent of their
value in the case of small ships, and
TO not more than 100000 in the case
of the larger vessels. The restriction
iIhnosed works embarrassment to the
officials in some instances. and the feel
ing is general that these matters should
he left. in some degree at least, to the
discretion of the Secretary, whose hands
are now tied by the limitations I'M
posed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08
TRUST PAYS UP ITS FINE
International Company
fine of FOL the anti Trust

begun August 3d. the govern
in of
America which does business under
granted the defendant and
bned unlawuy brought by the attorney
eral of the tie o.
VESSEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAFE.
Mkken and his companions are safe
steamer Duches of
ATHABAscA LANDING Athabasca ct reported
Duchess of Bedford lost and Captain
DTkkelsen and two other OF expedition missing
THOMAS SAILED YESTERDAY
sailed today
troops detachment of field artillery for the
Philippines
PRESIDENTS HAUL WRECKS COMPANY
appointed the Bedg
s345ooo
MooRs NOW TALKING PEACE
Moorish tribes have asked Gen. 70 ~
mend hostlites the purpos negotiating peace
MURDER AND SUICIDE
7Fre retired broker murdered MS we
mnited
TRAIN WRECK KILLS ELEVEN.
NORRIS Ia September killed here today in railroad
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08

fer points of the Liliha-Waialae line
with connecting lines, unreasonably
obstruct and retard the transaction of
business and the pursuit of pleasure,
and render the cars so operated by it
along said Liliha street useless to the
public as a means of transportation,
all of which is to the detriment and
irreparable injury of the public, and
contrary to its rights in that behalf"
Z The fact that the Territory is made
the complaining party to the suit is
due to the advice of E. c. Peters. who
had been retained as attorney for the
Liliha street residents and who is
named in the injunction papers as "of
counsel" His advice was to the effect
that the Liliha street committee of
complaint should call upon the Attor-
ney General and state their case. The
committee, consisting of C. B. High,
John c. Lane. N. E. Gedge, ]. o.
Young and L. L. McCandless, did so,
with the result that the fight is on
between the Territory and the COM
pany.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08
THE NEW TELEPHONE
GOING RIGHT AHEAD

Financial arrangements having been
consummated. the work of construc-
tion of the Automatic Telephone Co.'S
system in Honolulu will be pushed from
fnenceforth.
Walter Dole OF Riverside, CAL.
nephew of Judge Dole. will arrive here
in an early steamer to superintend the
installation. He is well known here,
not only from having been brought up
on Kauai, but from his services IN
garee ditch construction on Maui.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08
BUcKLAND.

Passengers arriving yesterday on
the Kinau tell of a severe earthquake
felt there on Thursday. Clifford Char
lock of this city was in the Lycurgus
cafe at the time of the shock and
minutes with vibrations which could
be distinctly felt. Purser Beckley
states that the wharf trembled and
Many of the passengers believed that
the quake was the forerunner of a big
eruption.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08
SHOCK SLIGHT
At THE VOLCANO
HiIo Rocked by Quake but Kill
auea Shows Only Slight
Interest in Event.

Especial Wireless to the Advertiser }
HILO. September I received sis p.
m.)-The Volcano wire was interrupt
ed after the earthquake shock. Com
munication was restored this after
noon.
There was but a slight shock of
earthquake at the Volcano Thursday.
A little smoke is coming out of the
pit. Some parties are going into the
crater tonight.
pTICKT.ANn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08
INJUNCTION SERVED
on RAPID TRANSIT
BY THE TERRITORY
The Attorney General Takes Up LiIiha Street
Residents Grievance Regarding
Change of Schedule

An Injunction
will
the running of the In
Hawaii
plaintiff
Of each will
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08
SUSPECT MOORS
OF ATTEMPTING A TRICK

PARIS g.
or
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08
SPRECKELS TESTIFIES AS TO
OWNERSHIP OF THE WESTERN
Sugar Trust Owns Large Minority of
the Company He Directs---Spreck-
els Have No Other Holdings Than
Western.
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams) }

ASSOCIATED
tday the
monty Havmeyer large minority
Of Company
He denied that che Sprecke
other American
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08
MORE PLAGUE IN SAN FRANCISCO.

suspected plague
herey yesterday
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08
WONDERFUL SWIMMING
RECORD BY JARVIS

LONDON, swimmer the
distance three hours and twenty
fonr minu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08
MINE HORROR IN MEXICO.

MEXICO. explosion Esperanza nine
terday afternoon w killed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08

business west of the Missouri and the
other that of the Territory east of that
boundary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
Contractors Exoneraed of ANY Desire to Deaud County
Session of Supervisors Yesterday Was
Very Tame

The board OF supervisors OF IIcnrico
county yesterday afternoon heard the
complaint OF Architect Charles x. Bryant
against the plumbing contractor. MI
John +. Rose. Mayor OF Barton Heights.
and reached a decision in the nature OF
"a compromise. expressing the belief that
Messrs tensom and Rose had not made
amy EFFORT to defraud the county. as
charged in the dehatc at the last meeting.
The board however folt that the ques-
ton ut issue was technical one. in
volviug various grades of plumbing ma
ferial. and agrecd go call I'm as arbitcr
between Messrs. Bryant and Rose. MI
William T. Yarbrougn. N@ce-uresidcnt of
the G. q A. Bargamin CO.. the decision
OF tho three I'm regard 20 tho material
10 - nes5 10 be final
rhe board was ~.slied to order by Chair
man Frayser at $50 r. NJ. AMI an four
members We're present NIossrs Frayser.
Saunders. Barnes and Browning. Clerk
WaddiN acted as clerk ~ tho meeting.
The entire matter was gone over jn
some details. but am occasional short
passage was The only indication OF
difference OF opinion Considering am
things. the session was very harmonious.
and the result was apparently satisfac-
tory to all concerned THE contractor
presented his side Of tho case fully. and
tic result was adoption az tho following
resolutous. under which any further ac-
uon Will be taken.
Resolved, That tre controversy be-
tween the architect and Ncssrs Fem
som and Rose rs due 90 misunder-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
Y. M. c. A. SCHEDULE.
Noted Author and Physician to
Address Men.

Under tta auspices of the Central Young
Mems Christian Association another great
theatre meeting for men will Doe held TO-
morrow afternoon. The speaker VIII bee
Or. LYMAN Beecher Sperry the noted
author lecturer. physician. specialist and
Christian geutleman. His theme WIFI he
Seven Social Evils" More than ten years
ago Dr. Suerry entered upon this special
line OF work. AND the demand FOR his
services has steadily increased until to-
dav practically am OF his time is taken
up bv Young Mons Christian Associations
in all parts ~ the country, his engage
mcnts often boIuE for the entire week.
The meeting Of tomorrow Will bee held
in the Academy Of Music. the doors
opening m o'clock. and tle song SER
vice beginning at $50 o'clock Tile DE
Koven Male Quartet. one OF tie strongest
lyceum organizations before the public.
will sing Tile quartet is noted for its
ensemble wors. which IS characte rizcd by
perfect blending and shading.
At tho Central Young Mems Christian
Association HtIl Sunday afternoon at 2.l5
O'Clock, D~ Sperry Will speak 90 boys
ten 70 sixteen wears of age on what
Roy Ought 10 Know" Parents are urged
to send their boys 10 hear DR. Sperry.
OTHER MEETINGS DURING THE
WEEK.
Mondav January 14th. $50 y. NJ Aseo-
citation HAL Weakness and Debility vs.
Manly Nigor' Men only, free.
Tuestav January 18th. y. Amer
foam Indians Illustrated by fine sterc-
opticon Views. Association Hall
Thursday. January 18th. $50 p M
'Avoidahle Causes Of Disease. Assoca-
ton Hal Gymnasium men and their
men friends free.
Friday. January 18th. $50 p M
aetna avid Nrsuvius' fine stereopticou
e. b.
ISOLATION I.
Tho Conter-ational Bible Class will
meet as usual. Immediately following the
mems meeting sunday afternoon the
Gymnasium Bible Class at the usual hour:
also the younger young men
The sunday School study Club will
meet ar o'clock this afternoon in the
Association lial. under the leadership OF
Rev Dr. F.. u Peu. All Sunday school
workers are cordially invited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
GETS SET OF BOOKS.
City Attorney Receives Hand
some Gift From Senator Daniel.

city Attorney Henry r Pollard was
very much surprised and pleased yest"r-
DAY 70 receive from Senator John W
Daniel a set 81 six volumes Of Moore
Digest ~ international Law. a rev and
valuable work on the subject Mr.. Pol
lard wrote 90 the Senator recently for
copies ~ certain treaties % which refer
ence had been made in the discussion 81
tho Jmisuf ordlnance Th. Information
desired was giveu. and the Senator fol
lowed this with Tho set ~ volumes on In-
ternational law. complied Roy Dr. John
Bassett Moore. OF Columbia University
M Pollard states that while he seldom
has international legal quest IONS 20 tackle
he Is very grateful for the work sent him
II was upon the advice 90 M Pollard
that AIr. Umiauf proposed TO amend his
law Tor the early closing OF saloons. So
as 20 prescribe that liquor dealers shall
h~ voters. rather than citizens. To draw
the LIMO at citizenship might be \ viola
ton 81 treaty rights. hut when Amer
cans as wei az fore On born persons were
included 500 the prohibition 81 was no
longer an invasion % the treaty rights of
fore ieucr=.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
TO LECTURE HERE
ON FAIRGROUNDS
DR.. Henry S. Curtis, Secretary Of
National Organization, Com
ing to Richmond.

Dr. Henry Curtis secretary - -pa
.,,..-s
'i' ''
ms" -' Va '-.istrated iee-
-.' We VI A. fiaIt wednesday.
'-"'''iH '1,"' ~ ~ ,. NJ I'T. Curtis
'.'''eS % ~ iin'hd al the invitation ~
pa" 'iEl, improvement League. which
i- promoting the playground movement
DO l'-'"i'i''-n ne stands at the head
%. speakers ia tAis country on play
sr'unis. ana he VIII show hundreds Of
oeautfui pictures on Fairgrounds that
nave been established throughout tho
niiea states.
iichmond has for The past three or
four years been operating through the
civic Improvement League q playground
az Nineteenth and Main Streets There
have been as many as 400 children req
fstcred on their books The ladie. in
terested I'm kiuderga-t.n work have taught
these children how 10 plav and fbo a.,
rucnce over them las bean sor,a,rfr.-
wonderful The st Andrew Assoofa-
ton ora OREGON TIur hoe f,, o.
irs "a rfs,-.,-,,--.,6 Co. tt -.
and homes ,-e~- .,,t.,i.rl.
its snace fre ,o,-i,.s - 81
Arrr+. t.,.i.. 80 az
tr,ct 80 l.,t -, 10y ia's"
....tfst 80 '' "Hi~A 20
49,. nag hi"-Llp' All
LIS 4'-'"lt " eHhes-
""f i.IN". wall ne 1uily repaid for their
,'-'4'- ~" cll'+Ee OF ADMISSION VIII be
".,I-
ne playground movement ion the United
states Keeps growing with rapid strides
ana since the congestion OF large cities
not only throws the child and young man
on the street for recreation. bur through
this tends 10 make his energy expard
itself In ways inimical to tho individual
and tile State. &. street gangs The
playground association further afiirms its
belief that the maintenance Of play
grounds IS not a matter Of ornamental
Philanthropy. but is part Of the system
81 education of the state and nacessar,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12

standing as 20 tHe exact terms OF
the specifications. which has led 90 "a
difference in constituting the same.
a. controversy which might have been
avoided had there been a fun confer
ence between the architect and Fen
som and Rose
THAT tho board wishes 20 cxoncrate
Mossrs. Fonsom and Rose from any
WnuEdoing
1T further wishes TO uphold their
architect I'm calling their attention 20
the character OF fixtures as furnished
10y Fensom and Rose II IS agreed on
the part OF the board and the aaid
Fensom and Rose TO submit to W. T..
arbrough- of O. and =. BargHruIn
company. the question whether tho
pipe used by said Fensorn and Rose
Is such as Is required hy specinca-
lions. and whether the hoppcrs TO be
used. known as the Standard Sanitary
Manufacturing Hopper is the best
jail hopper made by said Standard
company. and IS substantially equal
in an respects 10 the Mott hopper. as
originally called for ia the speciaca-
tons
Mr.. Bryant apoioeized to tho board
Tor any hasty expression he had made
as meaning mo- disrespect. bur continued
Every word I have said with regard "a
mis- plumbing matter ! mean. ana don't
'eel called upon TO apologize. did no,
accuse you. Mr.. Rose. Of robbng the
'ounty. I simply stated facts in regard
10 the county's contracts"
The board adjourned 20 meet At the
all Of the chairman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12

dress was I'm the practical and helpful
Suggestlveucss as TO how the work OF
tnc society might ho made successful
and useful Captain GuigOn has been
the Richmond society, and his long eN-
perienCe in it's work. coupled with hts
earnest love for animals and his ~
As n lawyer. have made OF him, with
our doubt, one OF the best equipped
mon in the country to make an ad-
dress OF the kind the society Ia lynch
burg needed to hear. The requirements
or the occasion We're more than mot.
and II Is unfortunate that larger
crowd was not present. indeed. 10
might he wished that every man. wo-
man and child In Lynchburg could
have heard IL without becoming per
naneDuv interested in TIM good work
or giVinS help and suc~or 20 the poor
nunp brutes who are unable to help
Themselves. II viii long he remember
cd by all who heard IL. and Will doubt
spiration and practical innuE1ca for
the spread OF the work I'm Lynthburg
70 gave 20 the members OF the So
ciety who We're present.
Among other things. ne brought ont
the tact that. although whom the work
OF the society first started in Rich
nond. one could hardly dare 20 trv
10 stop an act OF cruelty without get
ting into an alteration. or perhaps
light There Is now no difficulty what
20 refrain from cruel or brutal act
and having u instantly complied with.
The closing sentences % his adj
dress emphasized tho effect that deeds
~ kindness have upon the doer. and
were beautiful and impressive les
Rule - members Of the brute creation
as Wei As humanity"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
USE OIL BURNERS
TO PREVENT SMOKE
Jefferson Hotel Taking Steps to
Prevent Smoke Doing Damage
to Furnishings.

y number OF citizens living in the Vi-
cinity OF the jefferson Hotel have made
"a complaint to- tine management about
the shower Of soft coal SCOT which comes
from the great chimney OF tho hotel
A number ,of the most handsome resi-
dences in Richmond are in this neighbOr-
hood. and 10 is feared that II the nuisance
is not abated valuable painting and fres-
Goes as well as furnishings and curtains
will be greatly damaged. The property
owners. however have always had the
kindest relations with the hotel corpora
ton and deprccate the idea Of amy con-
troversv in the matter
Mr. ThOs y. Carter. for himself and
q number Of his neighbors. wrote 60 the
management OF thc hotel some days since,
calling attention 10 the nuisance. and the
matter has since been under Amusement.
AIR. Joseph Bryan, Of the Jefferson Real
IS Corporation. when seen last night said
that some complaint had been made and
that MT Loweuberg. president, had taken
tho matter ion hand.
Mr. Bryan said while be was not fully
informed. he believed that some plan
was on foot 90 Introduce oil burners. thus
doing away with the smoke feature en-
tirolv. They are using oil burners at
tine Locomotive Works said M Bryan.
.uf Il larger type than would probably
bc necessary at the jefferson"
Mr.. J.. Meriwether Fly, manager Of the
Jefferson Hotel. was seen In regard to
the matter last night.
I'VE don't want" said Mr. Fry. ITO
make nuisance OF ourselves to our
ncighbors. As a matter OF fact the hotel
itself is the principal sufferer. our fur
uishings and especially curtains, are
being damaged by the soft coal smoke.
As TO any legal steps against us. sald
Mr. Fry the city HAN and the city IS
public school buildings arc using soft
coal Anthracite at the present prices is
out 81 the question. We have tried sev-
eral smoke condcnsers i'm the past year
~, two without good results / understand
shat Mr. I.owenhcrg has been estimating
on INTRODUCING oil burners There has
been some hitch. however. In the price
of the oil We would. OF course, burn
an enormous amount. and unless the
most advantageous arrangements could
he made for buying and storing. 81 would
hardly pay
Mr.. Lowcnbcrg Is expected In the city
next week. and TIE matter VIII probably
be taken UP at that time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
Mr.. BRCADDUS TO RUN.
WEI Be Candidate for Treasurer
Of HenricO.

nv. 80. r E Broaddus. OF Glen Allen.
anuoua. -d bis candidacy yesterday for
tho position Of treasurer Of Henrico
county Tho CAMPAIGN promises 90 be
an interesting one ~ there are already
several candidates IN the field.
Mr.. BrDaddus was for twelve years
clerk OF tic Henrico Circuit Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
Rose Taken Back.

Captain g. p. Walker Of Bidodheld.
Newport Neve. arrived in Richmond yes
tordiF o.. uko back with him Joseph
Rose. 3D. negro. who was wanted in the
seaside '.t. on warrant charging him
with having killed Annie Sash last
~ hank-eltlng Day. Rose was arrested
- Policeman hughes On Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-12
CAMPFIRE WAS
GREAT SUCCESS
Ihe Richmond Grays Afford 2
Brilliant Entertainment at the
ArmOry.
MILITARY INTEREST is HIGH
Several Entertainments by Other
Companies-Elcctions and
Changes.

The campfire and CHRISTMAS tree pi.en
hy tho Richmond Gra,s Company A.
Seventicth Regiment. At the Regimentai
Arnory last night. was. in the judgment
OF Other officers. tho most st.ccessfll ana
creditabie entertainment given I'm tho ~
mory by tho military since tfo grarisa
War. The entertainment attracted a
large crowd OF ladies and gentlemen and
children. which occupied an avsNahis
space not required by the rrauoeuvres,
nd 81 was Thoroughly enjoyed hy ar.
Captain =. n. Hardy and bis men had
arranged all the details % the dual az
far with great care. and tie program
was brilliantly carried OUT
Tho first portion OF the program was
executed IN the large drill hail ~ m.
armorv- II had been equipped Tor tho
occasion. including thlcket ~ mines
behind which one detachment found ehe.-
ter Tor "A night attack ou tho caun ~
The other- in one corner ~ trio room
shelter terts had been spread and ths
men went through the routine % camp
life, including the noes CALL retreat
guard relief, nghts out and tops aW or
which were sounded b. the bugicr ce n
in real camp NE.
soon after the nseiodloas and soothing
sound OF taps had been heard and an
in the darkened camp were supposed 20
Le asleep. save the ,igilart errr,i.u ore.
81 the guards challenged detachment
~ the enemy. and faiiing 20 receive the
proper response. nred +, signal sA,- I
stanti,- tb. car~- b...ar,o .i.,e ,-t ,..
utardsnsen quickly reused o., -enei tn.
uirh- attack
For about sre minutes trs nracazI..
-laes .a~e sri.+f-~ ore 90, 4, ~ -7..-..,..
fashion As th. cncnnlped force ana tnc
The crack of thc Krags Was almost con-
tinuous and added tie spice o. excite
ment which shooting ALWAYS docs flnal-
ly tho campers rallied and repealed Tie
attack The room was niied with ts
smell Of powder ana Ste smoke. but tas
The various features were inierspersDi
Will music nr tie Eagles htnr which
rendered many patriotic ana arrF"pilai.
81 -fctions
Aiter t"e n"tiir ine ,"."p""> vas -'Il-
TanF room where CHRISTMAS i''e WN-
ri-.. 'sec loaded "iin "i' ~ 'Pii''
The presentation .oi -ils 10
members ~ the ceinp"hy was '"'''
fclicitous in his awards. ana "aa
laugh on many "i DIS cpi'-' ''''9-
tenant Brady receive" +" Joy 0""''
n''Firrs received e''s ~ ,,.s
celNed toy aiphapets. "Hn 81. D-'
were --t~s al '.r Go
points ~ pride OF t"e I',ipi' '.''
'l IN" fi-ts were N''- ,...
Niter lie i~h We a., 49,,
i.etd q i''e''-'N "',1 ,.. en
.. 7,-..,l,- f,,-r,.rt.-
a. .t,. ,,,,,..,,,- Damn. r,a,..
zen H--H Co ,,.,,,..fs - business
"P' "w-.s ~ ,'l ,',, d.. induced IN
- e..rt tle ,ompany-s
-f,i....~s ,,il f,s rouplete