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DR. BiCHiNaN FOs Nd GIILTI.
,iur, Finds That New York Faster TX
e~esied speed Limit In Pawturhea.

PROVIDENCE Dec. - The Rev. Walter
u Buchanan Of New York and Maria
gsns@tt Pier was found guilty tonight
Of speeding an AUTOMOBILES by a jury ia
Judge Elmer J. Rathbun's room ia the
Superior Court
II - believed that Or Buchanan will
file an appeal for new trial. He has
seven days IN which To- do thir.
DR. Buchanan. who - pastor Of the
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church If
New York and brothe. Of the late Mrs
T. q. Dun. has fought the case since he
was arrested on September = IN Broadway.
Pawt ucket He was on his vay from
Boston 10 Narragan--ti Pier.
He h.at teddy denied ia the Tenth District
Court IN Pawtucket that his car had been
gong faster than ten miles an hour and
appealed when Judge Tuck found HIM
guilty. The. arrest was made by Morov-
cycI. Pairolrnan Wadsworrh. who was the
state principal witness to-day
Nv request Of the Defendant counsel
The jury ws- allowed 20 leave the court
room and take a view Of the au'omobil-
in which the defendant wa riding at the
time II the arrest and Of tn. -p-edometer
th. dial Of which Indicated A speed Of
fourteen and a half miles an hour and
which had NOT been changed. accordiB z
20 tn. testimony of Dr Buchanan. since
the instrument hai registered tho rat.
Of speed at which n. WAS travelling in
PawtuCk~, on September
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rR,I>uE> arr Worn uoNEy
wr.irrn Road Grant = VOLUNTARY NJ
,anr- ~ lO Per Z rnt.

Chicago Dec "a Firy Western rail
road ~y-r.rH tonight Sav. 80 "u con
duCtor. aud tr..inT-n an unsolicited ~
per cen; wag" increase.
The. ral." which viii cost the railruh as
inward II 81 Cvr ~ y year came ~ m.
.nd - ssri.~ Of conferences between
labor officials and railroad representa-
ilv-@ and on the heck, - the IN per cent
granted Ia the locomotive engineers tn.
day b.for. Christmas AZ a cost II 81. 40 go
a year.
4 " Garrn'~on president ~ the Order
of RAILWAY Conductors. and W & Lee.
ores i,Ient nT the Rrothr-hnod Of Rliwsv
Trainm.r. signed th. agreement IN behalf
of the men. and commit .'' Of ten. headed
bv 4 ". Trenholm. represented III" rail
road general managers Tn" Canadian
Northern agreed ~ the proposition The
men Affected Dv he increase are passen-
ger and freight conductors. faSnlHn and
baggagemsn
SOUTH BrIHLLHEm. Pa Dec. 20. about
OO0 lshigh Valley engineers will get
a substantial Incvras" ~ wages. The
new scale viii g0 into effect on January J..
and the average Increa-" will he per
cen, Passenger engineers who formerly
received 81 Is day VIII now get s.
freight on gin.ers will he advanced from
81 TO - 10 day and yard engineers
from 50 ~ to 81 a day.
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H- Gambis,i nj rinocrir. Isn't the Elders
boa'i Net hno~ What To Do About %.

HAIKESs,Ik y Dec - " was
almost l o'clo. TINS morning when the
four weary elders 81 the North Hack.n-
sack Reformed Church left IN. lecture
room where for nearly five hours they
had Jonn ' Rocco. on rial for gambling
Ro-co. Is a deacon and IN hIs recent
SANDER sui' against John II Dernsres'.
also a deacon h. adrnltt.d having play ell
pInochls with p.mareIt for money
Both w-r.. asked 20 resign Demar.-t
did 20. bur Roscoe won't resign He
attended the trisl with the Rev Mr.
Quick pasto Of IN. Dumont Reformed
Church who represented the accused at
Ro~co.- reuu.rt Tn. elders. John
yoorhI- Peter FI-hbo'igh, John II Weston
and Nathaniel Lshris<i.. found that
Roscoe had h..-n guilty OF gambling on
hs admission ia court. hut no action was
taken and the trial was adjourned until
next Tuesday
During tn. trial. ~ ~ aid. the Rev
Abram Dury-a. pastor 81 the North
II lack ensack Church. declared
If Rusco. l. continued 10y the con ere
CATION and sustained by the grand con =
sissory II will he necessary for some on e
else 10 take charge " this church.
When ask ed II he had made this declara-
ton the pastor said: Il refuse to deny or
affirm, for We were all pledged TO secrecy.
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BsN OF Music Suppressed 10 Ne Prize scores
o. Brsuxht 10 Police statiSu.

A box ~ music IA manuscript, sup
posed to be- the prize opera scores stolen
from an Adams Express wagon on De-
c-mber - after Walter Damro-ch had
started them OF for Boston. turned mp
early this morning IN the Fast loarh
street police station
A man with closely wrapped bundle
under his arm entered the precinct house,
aud asked for detective. whom he named
as an acquaintance he said to the de-
t-ciiv- that the bundl. contained sheets
Of music.
The man said b. was John Ray Of 22S
East Fifty ninth street.
He said that he had been told that
he d he killed II he sauea led To- the cops. :"
When the detective looked at the sheets.
he figured that they were the opera scores
submitted IN the Metropolitan Opera
House Si0.O1 prize contest for the best
opera composed by an American.
The box stolen was one Of two which
Walter Damrosch was sending to Georg &c
W. Chadwick. head Of the Boston Con-
s-rvRtory OF Music. In them were III
manuscripts. one OF which was perhA pa
TO win the $4,000 prize. Two manuscripts
were in the box that was stolen. They
were No. 4. with the pseudonym -Raffaelo'
and No ~. marked -Chiaroscuro.-
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WaNAWtkFR GIVES g5O.fkbt,
Pounds Pension Ter Dependents ~ s'h,ia-
drIpssia sIty Empsss ecs Who Dir for iput,

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. ,9-By n gift 81
sJO. 90 to-day Rodman Wansmaker made
the largest contribution thus far received
for the relief 81 families Of tho-. who
perished in the Boiinr street fire and AZ
the same time laid the foundation for a
permanent fund with which TO pension
the dependents Of city employees who
lose their lives in the line Of duty.
Mr.. Wanamaksr's offer. received by
Select and Common Councils A. they sat
In Joint special session to provide som.
such protection for the berrff. proved 10
bs the inspiration for an ordinance by
which the gift is accepted and siOo OOO
more is pledged by the city as its shar. Of
the fund.
In his letter Mr.. Wanamaksr pointed
out that such = pension system would
be established at once. so that faithful
employees might sce that the cIfy and
it, citizens are not tInmindfuI Of self
sacrificing loyalty and that they may
have assurance that should such a mis-
fortune befall them their familie. will
be cared for.
A committee 81 five members from each
chamber was appointed to draft an ordi-
nance IN accordance with Mr. Wanamak-
ers suggsstion. and later that commit
toe. in Conference with Mayor k-ybJIrn
framed bill which will carry the siOO. OOO
appropriation and provide for perma-
nent relief commission
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UOWFN BILL POSTERS.
suiy rasi,is s., Oui NJ Night to >dorn the
Town.

Twenty members Of Mrs Harriet Stan
ton BIarch- Political Equality Union
armed with buckets Of paste and brushes
POSTED 100 bills in various parts OF New
York last night announcing the comm G
lecture OF Miss Sylvia Psnkhurst. ~" Eng
lsh -ufraGis,. At the Carnegie lyCeum.
The party was formed at the ciubrooms
AZ - East Iwcpty-niuth street ~ q clock
and IN" members started ont IN PAIRS.
MIR Blatch and Miss Elizabeth Ellsworth
Cooke took the territory from Thirty
first 10 Furtv-thIrd street up Broadway
Among IN" bill posters w"r" MIR.
Baich Mrs Nora Batch de Forest. Miss
Caroline LeNow. Miss Alberta Hill. Mrs.
Townsend. Mis- Sarah Splint. Mrs. John
Winters Brannnn. MrS. John Rogers.
Jr. DR. lane Berry. Mr.. n " Graham
and Nj. Frances Maui.
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HARMON'S PANAMA FLIGHT.
civil Engineer Hane, gathering Data In
Preparation for %.

.Sp,rth tlbiS DSspIfcH n THE SIN
PANAMA. Dec. ?s-Civil Engineer Haney
is gathering data on the isthmus pre-
paratory To- Clifford Harmon's aeroplane
flight which ne purposes to make IN the
Canal Zone in March. He is consulting
with tn. engineers Il the Panama Rail
road and the canal and examining maps
to ascertain the best places for signal
stations. The Photograph will play an
important part in the fight. Mr.. Haney
SAYS there are no extraordinary difficult
ties for an avIs'or to overcome.
Tn. Belgian Minister q Central America
arrived At Panama to-day He will pre-
sent his credentials tomorrow.
The National Assembly closed its ses-
sion tonight. A ten days special session
will he held in January
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yOS rim PtRk ROADS.
~ w" ~ ~ Ts"N h"'''
stoSrr wants sSsO,O>sO for Drives That
Tire Chains Won't Destroy.

Park Commissioner Slower il going Ia
ask the Board Of Estimate for $3.50, On
to prevent tn. drives in Central Park
from being completely ruined. They are
near destruction now. the Commissioned
says. from the Use Of heavy automobiles
with chains on the wheels. The roads
have 10 be relaid twice "A year TO keen
them in any kind Of shape.
The Commissioner has been inve"tigat-
ing and has decided that the park needs
a new system 81 road building TO with
stand the destructive effect Of chain
wheels. He has mapped out a plan 10
build enduring roads. The Job would
take FIVE years at 500. 600 IA year.
There are 80 many holes and rLts in the
park drives that persons using light
vehicles say riding is unpleasant.
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or or tSYLI SIZES.
T.. ". Garrison wants 11OO.OOO From
Rrother~ AMI -. -. y. Peii.

Cornelius NJ Garrison. who IL a nephew
of Col. Robert 81 Thompson and IL inter
.-.t.d in tn. Hotel Ne'herland and Prince
George Hotel. has brought suit for sioo00
DANA ge@ a gainlt his brothers. Clarence G.
and O. Blak. Garrison. and stephen II p.
PelI. head 81 tn. brokerag" firm 81 which
Col Thompson IL special partner on IN"
ground that they conspired "a send him
20 an insane asylum and thus damaged
his credit He was committed 10 Bloom
lnxct,I. IN 1907. but got his case before
a Sh rlr'- jury aud was discharged AZ
san. on September = 81 that year. The
defendants got an order yesterday 10
examine. Garrison 10 find out II thsre
wasn't reason for having him sent to the
aayIum
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world shall he witness - her demon
straiion IN the end.
Christ passed from the sight Of man
when he had completely passed the tran
sltion stag. and was all spiritual The
Gospels speak Of that fact a. the ascen =
sion Ut the saviour but Mrs Eddy
will never pass from oar sight after she
has demon II rated herself
She will never pass because all OF or
eyes shall he opened when she comes with
Christ. Then all will understand the ls--
son Of her triumph over death. When
all understand there will be no mors
death People are living now who will
know this; they are people who will never
face death. Tn. new age. the miilen =
mum. is upon us
Mrs. Stetson was ask ed II she oh ected
TO the stationing Of four armed guards
about the receiving vault in Mount Auburn
Cemetery. where Mrs. Eddy = body lies.
oh. not in the least she answered
DO they not help call the attention Of
The world 10 this spot. so tremendously
important in this hour, These guards
may themselves he Witnesses OF Mrs
Eddy's demonstration. even a. the sol
diers stationed AT the tomb OF Jesus Christ
were witnesses Of His demonstration OF
Himself
IL was asked il Mrs Stetson's views
were shared by Others.
There are many, many Christian
Scientists who are now dazed and con-
founded and who welcome this belief
as the ,ru. light. sh. answered My
message will b- Of tremendous import
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kILLED STEALING 4 RIDE.


Charles Armstrong. \ years old. OF ssi
Eas, Iss,h street. jumped on a sand car
Of the Union Railway Company passing
his home last night to steal a ride. The
guard chased him or and he jumped in
front Of pickle wagon driven by Herman
TAYLOR ~ 81 Stanton street Before tho
down. trampied upon and run over ny the
wheels
Taylor picked up the unconscious hoy
He had internal injuries and fractured
left leg and hip He died IN Lincoln
Hospital
The driver agreed 10 go 10 the Morris
ania police coirt when wanted. After
the hoy died Coroner Shongnt ordered
Taylor's arrest
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3. IOSE GITI JOBS.
BronS to Ds.p~n-- win II su,,rrrnous
Engtnr~r~ and Messengers.

Borough president cyrus &. Miller
of Tn. Bronx announced yesterday that
thirty-fvo men employed 10y he borough
would he laid on on January !. Twenty
fiv. Of thesc are engineers IN the sewer
and Typographical departments. with sal.
aries ranging from 81 .:J1n 10 s. $50 n year.
and seven ar" messengers. with salaries
ranging from 81 So to 81 2Jp year. Pres
Isient Miller sad they were good men.
hut there was nothing for them to do
n l. expected that batch u Bronx labor :
..rs will he laid ~ -Oon.
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GERWt>l'> GRE,T tRM,.
win Have sIl.OS Wen Z mier Arms in
1911 Tot al strength. >. TON. OspO.

~psIfI 'sff ~ Tphff 70 w ~
BIFiI>. Dee - Col Gaedke IN" well
known military writer calculates from the
c.n-u- of D'crmh-- that German at
the present moment - abb. - send ) 20o. 00
trained soldiers an +! sailors into action.
this number r"pT"-.nting per cent Of
IN. -mp,rr = population No' fewer than
5i'ps will b- actually lnder arms ia 1911
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NANNY REaDr TO our.
Gi, - Up Illinois Gcnirai Presidency on
Ne, rntieth birthday.

CHICAGO. Dec - James I. Harahan.
in his time freight clerk. engineer and
conductor now president Of the Illinois
Central Railroad. to-day prepared To
celebrate his -.v-ntieth birthday ami
versary by formally resigning
i have had enough he said a. he SAT
in his private Office and looked ont over
the snow covered yards.
The retiring chief will get an annual
pension Of about 5000. He has received
an averag. salary of So, 100 year for the
last ten years. lie IL said 20 own planfa-
tions near Memphis and much other
prOpeTty
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ATBENr. Dec. 20. Their" have been con
tinious earthquake shocks in the PROVING.
Of Elis. on the southwest coast Of Greece
There has been great damage 90 property.
but m yet there il no report Of loss Of life
The oyrrnment will send immediate
reIef
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WATER DEPART WENT SAVES.
u ant. io Sc Credited win an Economy %
More Than Three Willows In 1910

Commissioner Thompson OF he Depart
rn.nt 81 Water suppl Gas and Electricity
IN. written New Year. letter 10 the
MAYOR ealing hi- attention 10 some
financial operations Of his department
m 1910. among them an in"r"s-" in The
collection Of water revenues 81 si.si5 S77.
He says further
would also call ura'trntioa To the fact
that owing 20 our budget having been
,.,,t down for the year 1911 n" hnv" ron
,r,ct.d for about slO.OO0 worth 81 supplies
for newt wear We have also. ~ Won know.
transferred Ia III" bureau Of weights md
measures q. J11. bI' even With the "ypendi-
.turs 81 the-. last two items this depart
m.nt vii turn back to IN" "ify Un"Np"nded
balances which are practically III" same
ne So much additional cash. of Ss5,7sO
ont NJ the appropriations Tor 1910 u 10
fair To say that this dspn r. meni has made
FOR nnd ~ sd 20 the cliy S.J5,55s as the
result III this years work
AN,OS % IA BIITERs inparts delicious
~, ar 10 grEpcfr'Iit And dessrFts To N freely
IA
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Luke Mr,xh, a candidate for the senate

MEMPHIS. Tenn Dec 20. Luke Wright
former Secretary Of War. to-day an
no,incad his candidacy for IN. United
~ at.- Senate befor" he new fusion
Legislature There will be "a merry
scramble for the office.
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uta.I 81 Makes Oklahoma Cia, state Capt

OKLAHoMA CRY. Okla Dec. 20 Gov.
Haskell in Guthrie at 0 clock fo-n;ghs
signed the ball local ing the State capt. al
IN Oklahoma City. State officers are
prepared 10 move their offices immediately
10 this city
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Special fdot> DrsDdfch 10 TBE SrN.
PANS. Dec. -. The Duke de ChoIseul-
PrasIin and the Marquis do Cholseul.
Bseuprs have appealed To the courts Ia
decide which 81 them has the right Ia
bear the title Of Duke.
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DEwES~ WIS

DEwESS WINES FOR NV YEARS
Champagnes. Wines or Grape Juice.
H. I. DEWEY q Sons CO.. iJo FULTON ST. ". I.
ADS.
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~ change IL noticed In Your Ssvsages. 81.
anime wrapper and see II Your dealer has srni a
substitute " place Of DKERFOOT .-.ids.
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O~u.y THREE HOlRs FROM BROADwAy

T'O AiIanttr CITY Prnn.S lvanla RAILROAD through
trains from new PennsylNsni Station. Spertsl
returning trains January . kaNe Atlantic City
4 % and : 10 T.. M.--AdB.
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ANs.DS 90 IA BgIIERs lnparis delicious
Favor IN grapefruit and des-rEts l~~ " freely 90
to,.G Christmas liable REFUSE substitutes. .lds
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-21

come n part Of modern scientific 30.
cialism. Lassalle, Rodbertus, and
Weitling in Germany, Collins and De
Paepe in Belgium also helped to ZONE
degree TO formulate present socialist
philosophy while they also partook of
u Ctopian character. II is with the
work Of Karl Marx and Frederic
Englcs, however, that modern social.
ism began to definitely take on the
forms by which it is known today. In
lsi5 Marx was ordered out Of paris
and went to Brussels where he was
Joined 10y Engels and where they
founded the "German Working.Me y
Association with the (Deutsche
Brusselcr Zeitung) ~ it's organ. 1t
was while here that they became mem.
mors of the Communist League and
wrote the Communist Manifsto,) to
which reference was previously made.
The subsequent history of socialism
has been merely n matter of time aud
agitation Of nearly world wide char
acter, which is not germanely a part
hereof.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-21
OKLAHOMA posTorrrcr ROBBED

Muskogee, Okla, June lS.-The safe
in the ~postofice Of Prior Creek was
cracked this morning and $4,000 in
stamps and sl5 in silver taken by the
robbers, who used nitro.glycerine, and
escaped.
whats the m~atterf" asked NJ. @.
Hadley, who had heard the explosion,
and heard the men riding past his resi-.
dence, he put his head out of the win.
dow. The only answer was a shot
which went wide Of the mark.
The alarm was quickly given and a
search resulted in the discovery that
there were four robbers.
The sheriff with a posse Is searching.
The robbery was effected about three
o'clock.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-21
OKLAHOMA HAS A RECORD
BREAKING HARVEST

Tulsa, Okla, June 1s.-Following a
week Of harvesting In this section, re.
ports received here this morning say the
wheat crop is the heaviest for ten
years. The average will be 25 bush.
els to the acre, although there are some
farmers who are making as much as
% bushels.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-21

The Belmore Lumber Company has
just unloaded q car Of sewer thing.
When in need Of II give us a chance
to make you prices. 5.s.tf.c
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-21
CATHOLIC CHURCH

On Sundays: LIST mass ut 1900 A. NJ.
End mass at $500 A. M.
Weekly la at 7;00 A. M.
Rev. Jules II. Molinie, Pastor.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-21

Governor Gillett of California last
week informed the promoters Of the
big Jeffries~ johnson. fight that IL
should not be held at the announced
place, which va outside Of the city
of San Francisco. This was done at.
ter he had once said that he would
not interfere with the scrimmage, and
relying upon which the promoters have
spent several thousand dollars in build
ing the arena, aud in advertising. All
Of which goes To show that even IA
governor may reverse himself when
The pressure of the ''petticoatettes'
and the ''pulpiteers'' gets too strcng.
Where GIllett made his mistake was
N the first place, when he acted on
his actual feelings in the matter and
sanctioned the fight. lie believes in
them, and wanted t. see the fight him
self, but he was the head of u govern.
ment of a state aud should have with.
held his o. X. until the attorney gen
cral could have passed on the matter.
II the California chief lawyer was of
the grade that interprets for New
Mexico, the opinion would have been
prompt and lucid of course. The may.
or of San Francisco hops in aud says
that the fight may occur in the city
limits, hut the promoters wisely pack
mp their traps and get ready to move
over into Nevada, where all they need
to do is TO put up $1,000 for a license
and proceed to fight their heads OF.
The whole affair is n little foolish in
n state that had fifteen deaths in the
football games last year, but that
makes no difference to a timid governor
when the voice of the mob is raised
for decency and law.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-21
The Chicago Land Show.

II is right that n great deal Of in.
terest should be given the
ments for the great Chicago land show,
which will be held in November, and
the dulcet voice of II. b. Hening, sec.
rotary of the Bureau of Immigration,
urging the faithful to get behind that
body in making this years. exhibit
even better than that of last year.
This is the only show of its kind that
has ever been held in the United
states, aud this year at least half a
million people will see il. Ii il the
exhibit that catches the eye of the
land hungry, aud that il all that it
is meant to do, as here is no Midway,
Nideshows or other junk. New Mex.
leo had the largest and finest exhib.
IL as last years show and this year
it should be a matter Of general pride
10 keep up the record so well begun,
as hundreds of settlers and thousands
Of dollars were brought in by the Ell.
fort of last year. This year every
county on the east side Of the noun
tains should he represented in the ex.
hibit, az n matter of business patri.
otism it will repay "A big dividend on
the investment, this being the kind Of
advertising that pays best of every.
thing outside of the paper and peri.
odicals.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-21
BASE BALL REPORT DAILY

The report Of base ball games win DE
received every evening at the Coney
Island. t.22.Sf