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Sharp County record., 1911-02-17
II 0 W'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
+. j, Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0,
We, the undersigned, have known
+. J. Cheney for the last IS years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and
financially able to carry out any
obligations made by his firm
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o,
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken In
tornally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Testimonials sent free,
Price rs cents per bottle, Sold by
all druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stlpatl0n,
Sharp County record., 1911-02-17
Stephens. who is dangerously i'll o

Stephens, who is dangerously i'll OF
dropsy.
Two new pupils entered school
this week. The school is doing
good work and prospering.
Misses Bertha and Lizzie Will
liams returned Saturday from Mem
phis, where they paid relatives a
visit.
j. F. Carter went to Evening
Shade Monday to look after some
business and to look on at circuit
court.
Oscar Heath, who is studying law
at Mammoth Spring, was at home
on a visit to relatives and friends
several days this week.
j. M. Har9rOVeS, VINO is now Oh
the road as a travelling salesman,
was in Ash Flat this week looking
after some business interests here.
Prosecuting Attorney Elmore and
Judge Meeks were here Sunday en-
route to the Southern District capi-
tai to be present Monday at court.
R. L. Stephens returned Monday
from a visit with his father, T. V.
Stephens, who is very ill at his
home four miles from Mammoth
Spring.
Sharp County record., 1911-02-17
R E { D

Sam Wells Of Williford was here
q few days ago.
Bud Gist of Shelbyville was in
our midst one day last week.
George Tompkins made busi-
ness trip to Batesville last week,
E. F. johnson made business
trip to Williford one day last week.
Frank Green and family visited
the family of Allen Smith Saturday
night,
W. H. Ballard and family are WIS.,
itine relatives in the Maxville sec
ton this week,
Jeff Norris and wife of Poueh-
keepsie were visiting at the home
of Montra Norris Sunday.
j, Z, Milliean is adding good
barn to his place, He says you
cant keep good man down,
Mrs B. H. Rowley left Monday
for Tell City, Indiana, for a visit
with relatives and will not return
until April. We wish her a pleas
ant journey,
M. t. Butler closed d school at
Pine Hill Friday and will enter
school Monday at this place, where
Prof O. G. pickens Is doing some
good work as instructor,
Delzo Shannon, who formerly liv-
cd In this country, died Friday at
his home near the mouth Of Straw
berry river He leaves a number
of friends and relatives to mourn
his death, though we hope our loss
will be his gain,
A spelling contest was pulled off
Friday night at Lebanon between
the class Of that place and the class
of Pine Hill, The score stood 80
TO 80 In favor Of Lebanon, Those
who were perfect In Lebanon's class
were Henry Groom and Willie Mil
lcr, and those perfect In the Pine
llill class were Miss Mary Spots
and Clay Spots, The classes We're
spelling for a cake, but Pine lllll
knew nothing Of It until the contest
Sharp County record., 1911-02-17
A S H T l A T

Robert Wadley has his new resi-
dence completed
Quint Worels was at Evening
Shade Sunday-no, we don't know
what for,
There is a movement on foot to
incorporate the town-a good idea
we guess,
The L. D. Phillips sawmill, locat-
cd Just south Of town, Is now In
running order.
Harve Richie was at Evening
Shade day Or two this week at.
tending court,
John L, 0verton is spending the
week near Mammoth Spring at the
bedside of his iatherin-law, T. V.
Sharp County record., 1911-02-17
Some Farming

. Cultivating five acres of land j.
B. Hall, aged 63, of Calhoun county,
last year raised A bales Of cotton,
500 bushels of corn, $50 bushels of
peanuts, $50 bushels of sweet pota-
toes, $50 bushels of whipporwill
peas and 27 wagon loads of sore-
hum hay.
Sharp County record., 1911-02-17
OUR PAY ROLL


The Record returns thanks to
these good friends who have con-
tributed to our exchequer during
the present week:
Mrs. Dollie Paden, S. P. Murphy,
W. r. Stewart, Ira Edwards, W. II.
Mann, Center.
E. B. Andrews, w. c. Bowers, }.
A. Crabtree, G. S. Jernigan, D. M.
Lewallen, Mrs Mary Hall, Mobley.
DR.. G. T. Lamar, Alfred Stout,
Miss Mary Landers, W. A. Gay,
Rev. W. H. Stewart, Cave City.
Lewis Sullivan, Bethel Parsley, }.
L. Massey, Lee Street, L. B. Sulli-
van, w. H. H. Price, Calamine.
R. B. Mcknight, j. R. Kirkland,
W. A. Webb, j. R. Norman, Reed.
P.D. Parrish, Mrs. A. j. Johns
ton W. F. Smith, B. F. Meeks, Sid
ney.
D. D. Hines, M. D. Barnett,
Claude Norris, 7. j. Haney, c. H.
Justus, Miss M. 0. Norris, R. W.
Johnson, Poughkeepsie.
E. D. Goff, R. H. Roberts, Ben
Brightwell, Bengay.
G. W. McLain, 7. E. Mcleod,
Reeds Creek.
B. F. Johnson, Will Stout, James
Brashear, John Bray, W. V. Dun
can, Maxville.
J. W. Ingram, W. H. Coleman, G.
R. Williams, Oscar Cordell, Ed Bak-
er, j. A. Williams, Shelbyville.
P. A. McCrackin, Mack Touns-
leay, j. R. Wilkerson, Grange.
Mrs Mollie Jones, G. W. Mullen,
Mrs. Mollie Shaver, D. L. Shaver,
Strawberry.
W. H. Ballard, j. E. Milligan, Mel
sonville.
L. Parsley, j. M. Rogers, Emery.
Ernest Wiles, King Mills.
j. F. Howell, Wood.
A. j. Hinson, Clarkson.
Ed Young, Monotte.
r. L. Smithee, Levy.
F. D. Woods, Washington, D. c,
T, B. PEBBLES, Matthews.
Elmer Smith, Adona.
Sam Wells, Williford.
T. j. Massey, Black Rock.
Marvin Atkinson, Batesville.
P, j. Pickett, Franklin.
D. Harrison, G. W. Bland, Elmer
Lane, Arthur Rogers, Evening
Shade.
Harrison Gipson Lake City.
D. M. Halliburton, Anna, Texas
Mrs. +. H. Tillman, Lostanos,
New Mex.
Sharp County record., 1911-02-17
SID N L
How did St Valantina'S

How did St. Valentines day serve
you?
DR., woodward of Black Rock was
in town last week with view to
locating here,
If you want to do any trading in
Sidney on Saturdays, better come
early in order to avoid the rush.
A. B. Arm has sold his farm, one
and a half miles northwest Of town,
to John Mullen of Shelbyville, who
expects to move upon it soon.
Jas. 7. Helm of Sage sold fine
span of mules to A. B. Arm this
week. Looks like Missouri, the
mule state, will have to give way to
Sidney.
The High School monthly exam
nations have just been completed,
and the students reports for the
fifth month have been mailed to
the parents.
Lemmie Dixon, who has since
Dec. 25th been suffering with a
siege of typhoid fever, recently had
a relapse. He is now reported to
be improving.
N. E. Arm of Tulia, Texas, is
planning to move back to Sidney in
the near future. He has instructed
his brother, A. B. Arm, to purchase
a house and lot for him.
The Johnston Mercantile Com
pany last week handled $4,000
pounds of peas and "a cases of
eggs. They will have a message
for you in next issue Of the Record.
Miss Ozie Lee Rowlett's students
in the intermediate department of
the school are making preparation
for program February q in which
the entire school will participate.
The patrons and friends are invited
to attend.
|. Saturdays dash of snow could
not stand in the face of Sidneys
mild climate. 1t melted almost as
fast as it fell; For, 10, the winter is
past, the rain is over and gone; the
time of the singing of the birds is
come and the voice of the turtle is
heard in the land"-Solomon q:
11-12.
The Sidney High School Athletic
Association last Friday elected the
following officers: Gladys Hunter,
President; Syrella Cole, Vice Presi-
dent; Edith Johnston, Secretary.
The students are doing some excel
lent work on the athletic field, in
the literary society and in the class
rooms.
Sharp County record., 1911-02-17
Only Once

A farmer riding on a certain rail-
road asked the conductor on re-
cent trip: How often do you kill
O man on this ere lineY"
Just once" replied the conduct
or.--Life
Sharp County record., 1911-02-17
{ A l. A N | N I

treet had a log-rolline last
n S, McCabe Is on the sick
week,
pl from around here have
court this week,
med like winter Saturday
while 1t was showing.
end Berry Ware have been
their telephone lines Of
e Price, the noted dentist
pine, is at home for a few
cattle buyers we're here
but who they were we
q,
IN this community have
elr meat since the weather
ool,
Dung left for Sulphur Rock
last week, where she will
usic,
er Taylor and Edgar Price
business trip to Evening
st week.
ohason '"aded horses with
eys who passed through
Oh their way to Evening
of the young people from
hded a box supper at Bell
urday night, They report
b time
Sharp County record., 1911-02-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department or The Interior.

Jan, 0, 1911,
Notice Is hereby given that John A, Jarrett of
rouphkeepsie, Ark, who, on 0etobar 10, 1901,
made Homestead application, No, OlUos for
southwest quarter of southeast quarter, Of Secs
ton "a, Township N North, Range vest 9th
meridian, has filed notice Of Intention 10
make final hve year proof to establish clam To
the land above described, before the Clerk of
Sharp county, al Evening Shade, Ark, on The
iith day Of February, 1911,
Claimant names m wtnessesi Thomas llarrl'
eon, Cephai Nlchoa, lsaac Medlock II 7, Kent,
all Of louahheepsle Ark
Guy W. GAR0N, Register,
Sharp County record., 1911-02-17
1 [nnneEKEEPSIE

II [foUGEKEEFsIE.
tseather could not be finer.
fearful that the fruit will be
ain this season.
| Medlock has overhaulea anu
<ructed his residence ana
Is a handsome home
| of colds, grippe, pneumonia,
htism, sore eyes, Group and
\. otherwise health is pretty
|Coff of Strawberry township
|at the new bridge last week
N in three days work on the
bell lane.
Bishop, road overseer IN big
|township, has been doing
Very fine work on the roads,
! CHAD to say
Hes Watkins is moving MS
Ice over across the street.
4 is hard to please; he moved
hse once before.
Lock and wife are trying to
! a young American OF the
hine gender who took up
|ht their home last week.
bit over a lone hog took a
humber of witnesses from this
4 to court at Evening Shade
Eek. Yes, that will be a cost
Masonic lodge at this place
q quite a lot Of degree work
Some of the best citizens
community are riding the
\ a lot of our people went to
ID Shade this week to attend
.court. Some went as jurors,
Is witnesses, and some went
hnd be seen.
Evans of Evening Shade
en making a scholar in the
school here we notice. Also
5George Runsick of Balboa,
|Curtis of Bengay and Willie
bf Reed taking on instruction.
| Slater of Oklahoma has a
hging school here, which be-
huary 30th for a session of
weeks. He seems to have
etail of the singing business
hand, and is a live wire in
each, ana p,
psslble Tor hifhe well drill
e greatest of, tools in an
hoy the visi. B. Freeman
Eam ! 'are--delayed in their
account of having to order
butlit. Such is life, boys,
life.
Be and appreciative crowd
Prof. Slater's afternoon
here the 5th, The greatest
pn was the little 13-year-old
about twelve, which the
p had taught one week in
fool, This little class did
Ps well as did the others,
ackley struck our town Fri
ht and delivered a lecture
beauties of art and the
of beautiful pictures. He
ed in finding seven bloom
uses who want to spread
pral Gift on paper for the
the rude world.
Sharp County record., 1911-02-17
The UpbuiIding
Of This Bank

Is due to the fact that we have adhered policy which
has been conservative yet along progressive lines We offer
our customers modern facilities for the prompt and proper tran
sacon OF their financial affairs ample vault and safe room for
storing and safeguarding their money notes. insurance policies
and other valuable papers and such beray of treatment as Is
consistent with prudent banking Your account Is cordially So
ieited
Bank of Cave City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-06
INCREASES COTTON
ACREAGE AT KERMIT
Owen Gum Had 100 Acres
and Is Planting 100
More

Kermit Texas. May 6.-Owen Gum
has 100 acres Of cotton planted on the
]. N. Joiner farm. five miles north of
Kermit, and is now putting in another
hundred acres in milosrnaize and other
feed crops.
The Baptist Sunday schcesi of Kermit
has set apart sunday as "Children's
Day. and will celebrate the occasion
with picnic at the Campbell lake,
seven miles south of town
The courthouse contractors have all
the Outside work. and the vault in the
county clerks office completed. and are
now at work finishing the inside
The sitizens of Winkler county are
planning a barbecue, picnic and ball
at Kermit, when the new courthouse is
finished and turned over TO the county.
r. D. Gum and sheriff Priest were
transacting business in Pecos City. the
early part of the week.
The Kermit public school has closed
for the term, and professor Morris, the
efficient principal, has been engaged
by assessor ofstaxes Jim Payne to make
UP his 1911 tax rolls
County treasurer Withers has sold
his ranch seven miles west of Kermit
to e. T.. oats ana INTENDS ToS1SE1Hg MS
office next week and move to Eddy
county, New Mexico. his family and
father having already preceded him.
J. S. Howe, ]. S. Cannon and G. w.
Hutchison are the new school directors
for the Kermit school district
The stockmen of Winkrer county are
now on their spring round ups and re-
port good luck, fine range and cattle
getting fat again.
J. n. Joiner, Winkler county's well
man. is putting several wells for Coats
Brothers on their Eddy County, n. NJ,
ranch. so miles north of Kermit.
Winkler county has had eopious rains
during the last two weeks and, as a con-
sequence. the ground is in fine condi-
ton for farming, and grass is grow
ing.
c. E. Cleveland has returned from his
Hockey county ranch where he de-
horned 4VO two ard threeyearold steers
he reports range good out there and
very few losses during the winter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-06
WHITE WILL BUILD
ON Ell PASO STREET
To Erect Five Story Con
crete Structure Near
New Hotel Site.
Another five story building is to !
o~os.t al m, Fl paSo Sf.,nef

Another five story building is to be
erected on FL Paso street
z. T. White has bought the building
occupied by the Union Clothing company
and adjoining the new hotel site on the
north and viii build a five story con-
crete building as soon as he can get
possession of the property, which viii be
on january J..
The, building and ground, which
measures % IL feet on FL Paso street
and extends back 134 feet, is owned by
the heirs of the late n. B. Stone, who
live in New York. The price paid was
1880.
Mr.. Whites purpose in buying the
property was to improve the appearance
of the street IN the immediate vicinity OF
the hotel Paso Del Norte. which is to be
built on the corner of west San Antonio
and FL Paso streets, and the new building
will be of the same general design as
the hotel structure.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-06
swENsoN BRINGS IN BIG
LOT OF MINNESOTA PEOPLE.

Balmorhea, Texas. May 6.--The
Swenson Land company's private car
Virginia has arrived at Balmorhea, in
charge Of Eugene L Swenson, vice
president Of the company. and the en-
tire party halls from northern Mime
sofa points. This is the second carload
Of investors and homeseekers that Mr..
Swenson has interested to visit the
Toyah valley in the past 80 days. and
resulting directly from a strenuous
stereopticon lecture campaign.
Railroad officials assisting in enter
tanning the party were: e. P Turner,
G. P A, Of the Texas & Pacific. and
n L. Fuller, of the Missouri Pacific
and Iron Mountain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-06
SCHOOL TRUSTEES
ARE NOT OPPOSED

This is election day but there is none
of the hustle and strife generally attend
ing the occasion. The reason therefore Is
that there are but four men running for
four offices as school trustees and there
is little interest evidenced either for or
against them.
The ring" is working some but not
with its old vim and there viii not be a
large vote Dolled.
The candidates are 81. a. Carpenter,
]. E. Morgan, Carter White and F. B.
Simmons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-06
burgess AND BASSETT III
WASHINGTON AFTER S6o. 1000

washington, d. c.. Nav 6--hIchaTd
Burres and Chas. Bassett are here from
Ell Paso. irving to get the treasury TO
turn over the 100000 appropriated for a
postoffice site without waiting for con-
demnation proceedings to be concluded.
They will otherwise have to tie up that
much more in the Stanton and Mills
corner pending the issue of the proceed
ings involving the railroad tract at Main
and Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-06
First
National
Bank
FINAL ISSUE OF THE CRESCENT
FOR SCHOOL YEAR Is ISSUED

The final issue of the Loretto Cres-
cent. the quarterly that is published by
the girls of the Loretto academy Of
Las Cruces, n NJ, has appeared and is
being distributed among the friends Of
the academy in Ell Paso. The new
Crescent is one Of the cleverest publ
cations that has been prepared by the
Loretto girls, and contains number OF
splendid half tone pictures OF the pu-
pills at the school,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-06
FIGURES UP THE
COUNTY'S DEBTS

County treasurer Ponder has pre-
pared a statement of the eounty's IN
debtedness IN order that the amount to
be assumed by the new county OF
Culberson might be accurately de1er-
mined.
The total Indebtedness of FL Paso
county. according TO the statement, is
szzE s92Sz The new county OF Cul-
berson will assume 10 percent of this.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-06
pAMpHLErs ON PuMpING.

The talks that were made BY pump
ing experts at the chamber of commerce
pumping meeting several months ago are
now being compiled IN pamphlet form
and viii be distributed to the rauchers
of the Fl Paso valley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-06

st th,nk n be an explorer and take
-. ,roountain climbing" said the sar-
donic person
Oh ~ 1''' think so. I work IN the thirty
aftt story OF building whose elevator
gets out OF order"
aHe was one of their most reliable ana
Trustworthy employees
.rwhat's the matters he dead or Just
abscoundedf"
~How's Green getting along IN his new
place"
ssNot as well as at first You ses
he's been there long enough now 10 know
.ore than the men who employ him"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-06
A STREET CORNER AFFAIR
PARALLELS MEXICAN SITUATION

Two small Mexican boys, their pockets
filled with rocks of various denomina-
tions, backed UP against the wall at the
intersection of the Southwestern rail-
road and Oregon street and scowled
ominously at each other. Demands and
counter demands were made until an old
man with a beard came along and ran
them away with his cane. A strange
parallel to the situation across the river,
that, with Uncle Sam holding the cane.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-06
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED.

Divorces were granted Saturday as
follows in the fist district court:
Thos. G. Bond VS.. Alice Bond; Primi-
two Garcia VS.. Maria Q. Garcia, Gus
tody Of 2yearold child given to Mar
eiana Ceramics. mother of the plain
tiff; VIM. H. Marsh VS.. Annie Marsh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-06

l. j. Ayers, special inspector of the
customs service, will leave on Sunday for
Clifton, Ariz., where he will attend the
May term of the United States court at
that place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-06
CHAMIZAL CLAIMS CASE
TO BE HEARD MAY is

Washington, D. G., May Orchard
Burgess is here from Ell Paso comforting
with the Chanizal claim commission.
The commission will leave Wednesday
for FL Paso where hearings commence
the 18th.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-06

You can easily sell it. Call Bell us.
Auto IT'S. tell the girl what it is and
The Herald will sell it. No bother. no
Formally.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-25
Johnson-Wells Fight
May Be Held in Paris

LONDON, Sept. 25.-It is persistently
reported in inner sporting circles that
the Jack Johnson Bombardier Wells
fight. scheduled to take place here on
October 2. will be declared of by the
promoters. The general opposition to
the battle. which has been Joined in by
the church workers, who are opposed to
the battle on conscientious grounds. and
the sporting experts. who do not desire
to see an Englishman butcher. d to
make a holiday for an American black,
has discouraged the promoters.
They are also displeased over the fact
that King George has telesraphed the
Bishop OF London. who is leading the
crusade against the scrap, that his teIe-
graphed protest will receive the most
careful consideration.
If TIE fight IL finally declared off, as
now seems certain, II is likely an at
tempt will be made to pull it of in
Paris. where negro fighters are intense
" popular.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-25
CAPITAL MOTORISTS
ARE PLANNING TRIP
TO SEE BIG RACE,
Party Leaves October Sixth .
to Attend Fairmont Park
Contest.
FIFTEEN MACHINES
EXPECTED ON RUN
Westinghouse Return From Phil
adelphia on Sunday After
Speed Battle.
By HARRY WARD.

A number OF Washington motorists
are planning to drive to PhIladeI2hia
next week to see the Falrmourt Park
road race. E. H. Dun, who has been
over the route many times, is making
up a party, and 1t is likely all those
who go from this city will Join with
him in making the run.
Mr.. Dun will leave on the morning Of
october 8, arriving In the Quaker CITY
late that afternoon. He plaIIs to go via
baltimore, York, and Lancaster. Known
as the ''long route. and vii return
on the following Sunday by way Of VIII
mington, Havre de Grace and Belair.
II the weather conditions are favor
able, 1t Is expected about fifteen ma
chimes will make up the caravan from
this city, in addition to wnica about a
hundred motorists will so over en- the
train to see the big race, which will
start at IL o'clock on the morning or
They will have an opportunity to see
Len Zengel, winner Of the Elgin road
race, and Ralph MuIford nook up in the
a9-mile race. Zengel was he driver
Park race last year py less than SIX
seconds. milford ed W to the last
lay, when bursted tire caused a delay
which lost him the race. The duel ce-
tween these two rivals promises to be
the feature of the race.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. V. Killian and Mr..
and Mrs. E l. Brice, who have been
touring in New England for the past
three weeks in the formers Apperson
car. are expected to return tomorrow.
Harry Grant. the two-time winner
of the Vanderbilt cup race, will not be
lost to the racing game, as was ex-
pected when the makers Of the car
he drove to victory in so many events,
announced their intention Of with
drawing from automobile racing.
Grant has selected a Lozier as his new
mount and will make his first ap-
pearance with 1t in the Fairmount
Park race. He will be a teammate Of
Ralph milford.
land Washington Motor Company. Is
delighted with the news that the
Overland company was given second
choice for space in the big Madison
Square Garden automobile show in
"The allotment was base upon the
gross business done by the various
motor car concerns during the past
company furnished sworn affdavits
to the automobile board Of trade, UNI
der Hhose auspices the show will be
held. Only one concern outdistanced
not surprising when II IS taken into
consideration that the competing COM
pany is twice the age Of the Overland
and was an important factor years /:
before the birth of the Overland Com
pany."
Lieut. Com. c. r. Miller, U s. N. Is
the proud possessor of a 1912 Cadillac
''3O' phSeton. 1t Is equipped with a
self-starting device and all the little
that add to the pleasure Of
motoring. The sale was made by the
Cook & Stoddard Company.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-25
Gotham's Fistic Card
Lacks Good Features

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The knockout
blow handed to the Madison Square
and National Clubs has had a rather
depressing effect on this weeks fstic
program. there being no really big
bouts scheduled. Harry Stone and
Young Richie meet tomorrow night
and Friday frankie Burns will return
to the ring, meeting Young Wagner
Young Otto and Bonnie Franklin meet
tonight and tomorrow night Jim Sui
livan and Jim Smith will exchange
clouts. teaches Cross is still on the
Job. being matched with Tommy