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The state herald., 1914-10-30
63RD CONGRESS ENDS
NINETEEN MONTHS SESSION
LONGEST EVER HELD.
House Appoints Committee to lnvesti'
gate and Report on Cotton Con-
ditions In South.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Washington.-After nearly nineteen
months of continuous session, the long
est ever held. the Sixty.third Congress
adjourned its second session Saturday
after the collapse OF prolonged efforts
to procure cotton growers relief legis-
lation.
Leaders OF this movement agreed to
adjourn. however, only on the condi-
ton that pending cotton relief meas
ures would have the right OF way
when Congress reconvenes, Dec. 7.
Not more than fifty members of the
House and less than a quorum OF the
Senate were In attendance when the
gavels fell on adjournment. The end
was accomplished through concur
rent resolution ending the session at
o'clock In the afternoon, but clocks
were turned ahead, actual adjourn.
ment occurring at 1922 and the Senate
at 1927.
AS the altered hands OF the House
clock drew near 4. while the Senate
was winding up executive business,
Speaker Clark arose at his desk and,
facing the scattered attendance on the
floor. said:
This is the longest and most labor
ious session that Congress ever has
known. Icongratulate you most heart
lily on being able to adjourn at last.
/ wish to thank every member OF the
House. Democrat. Republican. Progress
sive and Independent for uniform
courtesy shown to the speaker. Now.
In the language OF Tiny Tlm.' God
bless us everyone"
The Senate adjournment was prob
ably the most undemonstrative In It's
history. Democratic leaders and few
Republicans were sitting behind closed
doors confirming nominations when
word came that the House had carried
out the adjournment resolution. Sena.
tor Kern. the majority leader. at once
moved to open the doors. when this
was ordered the doorkeeper hurriedly
set the clock ahead and Senator Swan.
son OF Virginia. presiding In the ab.
sence of the vice president and presi.
dent Pro Tempore Clark. announced
that the Senate was adjourned.
In announcing the abandonment OF
their filibuster for cotton legislation.
following conference held early In
the day. Senator Hoke Smith OF
Georgia and Representative Henry OF
Texas told the Senate and the House
II was apparent that no quorum could
be procured for consideration OF cot.
ton legislation at this time and that
further filibustering might injure the
chances Of ultimate success.
one OF the last acts OF the House
WIS the adoption OF n resolution au'
ihori8ing the appointment OF com.
mittee to investigate cotton conditions
In the South and to report possible
measures for federal aid by Dee. 10.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
Jury pIsaaree. In carman ca,,.

Mincoln, N. Y.-Thc Jury In the trial
OF Mrs. Florence conllin cnrmnn. nc.
oused OF rinylng Mrs Louise Bailey
June 30. disagreed and was discharged.
Ton Jurors are said to have voted for
acauit'al and two for conviction OF
murder In the first degree. The jury
was out about thirteen hours. II In
unlikely that Mrs. carman will ever bo
brought 10 trial again. District Attor.
ney Lewis ]. Smith said that n Il
stood even sight TO four for aequittai.
II was improbable that tho defendant
would Be- retired.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
Old Glory Floats Over Foreign Vessel.

tcn.-Seventy.four foreign
built vessels with an aggregate OF
2GG.373 gross tons have sought pro
lection OF the Stars and Stripes by
taking American registry since the Eu-
ropenn war began, according to an of.
fetal statement issued by the Depart
mont OF Commerce. Great Britain has
been the heaviest loser. as siSty.two
OF the vessels previously sailed under
the English flag. Seven German and
five Belgium vessels complete the list.
The state herald., 1914-10-30

La Enthusiastically Bryan arrived
at 1l:l5 for busy stay of twenty
minutes. In which he found time to
greet old and new friends and address
n crowd OF 1000 in the court house
park, whittier he was rushed In an
auto from the train. The school chill
dren had been let out to see the Demo.
cratic leader His speech was de-
voted mostly to national issues upon
which he urged further support OF the
Democratic administration.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
Nehraskan holds Attendance Record.

Washington. - Representative Bar
ton Of Nebraska holds the record for
attendance In the house 40 far. nc.
cording to the records OF the nergoant.
-atarfnu. This was revealed by mn OK.
animation of the roll calls In conncc.
ton with the resolution which passed
tho house to deck tho salaries OF the
representatives absent without leave
for other causes than Illness OF them.
selves or members Of their families.
Mr.. Barton missed only one roll call
out Of tho 27s. The next boat record
was Representative Morgan Of Okla
The state herald., 1914-10-30
pownpour Kills Thirteen In Texas.

San Antonio TcS.-A five-lnch rain
in less than three hours caused III.
teen.foot flood In the San Antonio riv.
er here and put the San Pedro and
Alazan creeks out OF their banks from
100 to 1000 feet Thirteen deaths by
drowning were reported with indlca.
tions that the record will reach sew
enteen or more. All OF the drownIngs
occurred In the two creeks. which run
through the city The property dam.
age is estimated at $4,000.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
The Greatrst Cham.

The greatest chasm between the
producer and the consumer is the
mudhole.
! would not discourage foreign mis-.
sionary work. but am rather envlous
OF the permanent highways that have
boon constructed In some OF the coun-
tries to which we are sending Chris.
uian observation-disclosures T. Wade,
secretary Texas Good Roads associs.
tlon,
The state herald., 1914-10-30
Dead Soldiers Gift.

Among the contributions to Queen
Mary of England's Work for Women
fund received recently was an en-.
gagement ring which arrived by mail.
accompanied by the following letter:
THE boy who gave me this before
he went away will never come back.
He made me promise before he Joined
his regiment to give 1t away II any,
thing happened to him. It's a hard
wrench to part with, but I prom
ised him to do SO. send II to you
as his gift to the Queens fund"
The state herald., 1914-10-30
Venezuela Has New Cabinet.

Caracns. Venezuela.-The Cabinet
has resigned because OF an economic
crisis. and n new ministry has been
appointed. General lgnaclo Andrade
has been made minister OF foreign af-
inirs. DR.. Arcaya minister OF the In.
terror. aud DR.. Fontiyoros minister OF
pnhllc works.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
War Hurting Gamblers.

A social worker in England was
questioned as to unemployment In his
district, Not much unemployment.
but good deal OF half time. Still
things aren't so bad as might be.
for now there's little racing. lot OF
money gets home which would never
get there ordinarily. The bookies'
runners are feeling the war more than
anybody"
The state herald., 1914-10-30
BRYAN SPEAKS
IN COLORADO
ASKS DEMOCRATIC VOTES FROM
ALL DESTROYS OF ENDORSING
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.
MAKES Tw0-DAY TOUR
ADDRESSES LARGE CROWDS At
LAMAR, LA JuNTA, PUEBLO.
AND OTHER CITIES.
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver, Oct. 22.-William Jennings
Bryan arrived In Denver to address q
meeting of Democrats at the munich
pal Auditorium In behalf of the con-
gressional nominees of the Democratic
party in Colorado. Secretary Bryan
arrived In the state yesterday and
held two big meetings. one at Colorado
Springs in the afternoon. and another
at Pueblo last night. From the plat
form Of his special car he addressed
crowds at the railway stations in sew
eral Of the towns through which his
train passed en- route to Colorado
Springs from the Kansas border.
Lamar. Colo. Oct. 22.-Assuring the
voters OF President Wilson's endorse
ment of Colorado Democratic candi-
dates and asking for Democratic votes
this fall from all desirous Of indorsing
the national administration. Secretary
Of State William Jennings Bryan
addressed crowd OF 1900 from his
train here yesterday. Many school
children were out to welcome the sec
retary. Bryan told his listeners that
The state herald., 1914-10-30
Worlds Lonues, Lock opened.

snult Ste. Marie. Mich.-Thc new
lock OF the 81. Mnry's Falls canal sys.
ten. said to be the lonses, In the
world. has been opened to navigation,
The lock Is 1880 feet Iona, 30 feet
wide. 2a feet deep and cost sG,s500Oo.
I,a construction wns begun IN 1905.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
Befittlno punIshmen,.

Edlth-The wretch! So he actually
proposed TO both OF usl oh. wish we
could think OF some way 20 punish
him,
Madgc-wo can; you marry him.
dear.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
Drowning Victim Found.

Thcrmopolin. wyo.-Thc body OF
Gene johnson OF this place. who was
drowned nt Santa Ana. Cal. several
months ago. has been found near
where the tragedy occurred. Tho body
had lodged In sand md was observed
by n paascrby.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
pta,er, seizure Of rhlrd Ship.

wnshlng,on.-T United states has
decided to formally protest to Great
Brl,nln against the seizure Of tho
Standard on ship. the platurla de.
mandlng her release from British de.
tention nt stornowny, y port In the
Lewis islands. Scotland.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
Argentine Statesman Buried.

Buenos Alrcs.-Thc funeral Of Gen.
Julio Argentine Roca, former president
Of tho republic, was held here with
Imposing ceremonies President DO la
PLAZA. the members OF his cabinet and
OF the diplomatic corps attended.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
wilson. Niece Humblcs FlIr,.

New York.-A "club to rquclch male
fiir,s" In advocated by Mrs. George
Howe. niece OF President Wilson. who
caused the arrest and conviction Of
DR.. Ernest c. white on u charge OF
'mnAhing"
The state herald., 1914-10-30
envpy sends sis. .eoo ftom v. $ rund

washington.-Thc Belgian minister
announced he had forwarded nm add.
tional siS,G0o TO his government. con
tributod TO the Belgian relief commits.
sion In this country In the last few
days.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
reu,on Die, pn.se. ss75, ,ooo, 600 Loan

Berlin.-A Prusslan war loan Of
s375. 100000 was passed unanimously
ut tho meeting OF the Prussian Diet.
according to the official account OF the
session.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
U. S. to Feed Starving eeloIsn..

London.-An American commission
headed by Herbert e. Hoover of Cali,
fornia will feed 100000 BclgInna who
are on the verge OF starvation M re.
suit OF the war In Europe.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
pIar No, pead; HAS oas,rIe A,,aek

Binrrltz. Fmncc.-1'hcre IL no truth
In the report OF the death OF Porflrio
DiaE. former president OF Mexico.
scnor Diaz has been suffering from n
slight gastric trouble.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
Money for Christmas,

Selling guaranteed wearproof hosi-
cry TO friends & neighbors. Big Xmas
business. Wear.Proof Mills. 1900
Chestnut st. Philadelphia. Pa.-Adv.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
British Borrow $4,000, 900.

London. An issue OF s75.Ooo.oO six
months treasury notes was made.
Bidders received nm average OF 30 per
cent OF subscriptions.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
Capt Rob,. {. Lee Dead In Virginia.

WaShington.-Word was received oI
the death In Romance, upperyillo, Va.
OF Capt. Robert Il. Lee. youngest son
OF General Robert u. Lee.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
Perhaps dis case may be similar 10 yen.

J. wssiv TIiiy sS tser s,s.) s.s~s. Cal. svtissf
oen,lsmsa,-' u s,vss ms much pleasure 70 hs able
20 send yOu . testimonial. " hy its reaching sprns
sunsess pour medicines viii oss much fer hin q tksy
have fu ma ~ The are sf fourteen ws tssuslsl
With tAs vosst ssIs sf hrss bsis. vas pssssSls2k1
= Isrssn wss hsvs sl.ays - s,sycs sS5svCt n
S6ssvsfv. rsf ses sss,is snd Is bssis sH ".
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The state herald., 1914-10-30
Are You Troubled?
Dr.. Rerce's Golden Medical Discovery

for over forty years has
been lending its aid 70 Just
such cases A. this. In our
possession We havs thou
sands Of testimonials Of like
character.
Perhaps you are skepticnl,
but Isn't it worth at least .
trial In view Of such strong
tsstimonyf Isu't II reason
able 10 sApposs that II u
has dses % nueh for others
u oaa 10 - nssh for yoaf
.rrS;sG3 Es':.,,y, :, e 3: :. :
Exac:::s-s:s.sI
HAv WDA D.n1aA 4 =.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
Three Germans Convicted az Spies.

Gcnevn.-1hrec German spies, hay.
Ing headquarters In Geneva, were sen.
fenced by the third military tribunal
here.
The state herald., 1914-10-30

Ten smiles for u nickel Always buy Red
Gross ling Blue. have beautiful. clear
white clothes. Adv.
The state herald., 1914-10-30

After the second baby arrives .
woman seldom changes the style Of
doing up her hair.
The state herald., 1914-10-30

YOUR own DRUGGIST WILL TILL you
III Murine ~. hem.iy tol itsd, w.at, watsy
ffsa and branuiaiad E,eiidsI No rtnh riing-
lust I've Comfort wnis for Iinak OF th, I've
by mall frve. Marine kye Hrunody 90. Chicago
The state herald., 1914-10-30
seItsa,IsraetIon HsplaIned.

Hc-i like simple things best
she-Tvo noticed how uolf.satiHtled
you are.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
r.pre.Ident urlburI Die.

Buenos Alrea.--pr Jose uriburi. for.
mcr President OF Argentina, died here.
The state herald., 1914-10-30

Young Bride Commits Suicide.
Lincoln. Neb.-Mrs. John oliander.
\ bride Of four months. committed sui.
eide At her home In vrcaost. shs
was ouiy 10 years Old.
The state herald., 1914-10-30
FRAU BERTHA HALBACH

suO o6hitth ttN60HSu
Frau Bertha krupp Won Bohlen und
Haibach 10 the daughter Of Herr
krupp, the famous aunmaksr, and is,
with her husband, proprietor Of the
great establishment that provides the
kaiser's army with cannon and am.
munltion.
The state herald., 1914-10-30

he was there to inform them of the
cooperation of President Wilson and
the entire Colorado congressional dele
CATION.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
BOXERS WORK LIKE
BEAVERS FOR BOUTS
Midkif .O'Brien Match Mon.
day Promises to Be Whirl-
wind Affair.

The ai-star boxing card which Manager HARDY
Downing has arranged for the weekly show of
the Manhattan Athletic club In the Garricl tho.
atrr next Monday night promises TO be a groa,
prosTammo Every bout on tho bill is good
royal thrown In for good mcasu:c. ir which
tho negro contestants will 90 from this city
and Ogden, tho card looks liko the greatest
Danny o'Baen and Charles Midkitf who Will bo
tho hoadlincrs. uro both working out twice a
day az though they training for a twenty
round bout This 10 madc necessary through the
TACT That the boys have agreed TO make 1873
pounds ct 3 O'Clock tho afternoon OF the bout.
and. ms result will hsvo TO do some roal
training in ordor to bo az the weight while both
condition. tho setting OF weight limit compOls
them TO got Themselves In the pink Of condition.
and consequently they viii put up Just that much
o'Brien is working out at tho Harmau Athletic
club rooms on the west side With Young Gil
bert and Young Maloney from the Harpan
club who aTo also on tho bill for Monday
nigt,.
The Harman club boys will no doubt derive n
lot OF benefit from working with o'Brion. as be
Is an old head and known cvory trick OF tho
trade. and tho Youngsters are certain to pick
Midkn Is working at tho gymnasium OF
tho Independent club aud hns Glen Gutke. Harry
Shaffer and Kid Sandy for partners. 1t will
be the o'Brion camp against the Midkit camp
Monday night. As tho boys who working With
Midkin are the lads who will meet the boxers
Midkin realizes that ne Is matched with ono
OF the fastest poyB In tho country In O'BrieD
and sayR he Is going 20 tear right Ia from tho
crack of the tirnt gong and the going so
fast that OIL Brion Will have 10 throw his mill 10
the winds and stand too to toe and rlum5 bang
with him. II Hidkin can do that he has good
chance of winning. as. thus far. there has been
no oDo who has Oeen ne!o to hit Midkr hard
enough 10 stop hIo prosroGs. and ho gets
inside OF clever mans guard he makes mat
ters pretty warm for bim. oBrieu OF coursc.
ffsurcp he will keep Midkifi at arms length and
jnb hin, into submission but whether ne will bo
abs to do so o. not remains TO be seen
Bud" Ryan OF Ogden, who Is handling the
bunch OF Ogden boys who have done we'll 10
their roccnt bouts In this city. has lined Up some
colored for tho battle royal He toIe-
phoned to Downing last night that they
were out training hard though they were
going into real battle and that thu local col
orcd champs would better be prepared Young
Potter Jackson also suys that he has had hts
'blackbirds out the roads tho last couple
OF days and that they will send the Ogden mon
bhck deteated.
Young" Gould, KID Cuddy and '.Musl''
McCabo. the othor boys the card, are also in
Jtrlct training and tho fans doubt due 20
some of tho fastest milling In the history of
the local mltt game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
MURRAY BOYS BEGIN
TO REPORT FOR WORK

The first detachment OF Murray's play
ers arrived in town yesterday. The ar
rlying group included Fred Carman. first
baseman and outfielder; Billy Menges,
shortstop. and George Shader and Rex
Dawson. pitchers. Another bunch is due
TO arrive today.
The Murrayltes are pulling for good
weather tomorrow for their game with the
Retail Clerks. A fast battle would be OF
great advantage 10 both teams, as 1t
would give the managers an Idea Of how
their material is shaping up Blanken-
ship expects TO start the Sunday game
with Smith In the box. His other pitch
ers, however, will also be given an inning
or two.
The Clerks are said 10 have 40 per
cent stronger team than they had in 1918.
II that is true they undoubtedly will give
Bla nkenshlp run for his effort. Captain
Bert Margetts requests that all OF the
members OF the Clerks team report for a
little workout this afternoon al 2;30
O'Clock on the Auerbach field. Third
South street between State and Second
East streets. Margetts wants TO get Il
line on his boys. so that ne can pick the
men who will face the Murrayites Sunday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
CHAMPIONSHIP IS
STILL UNDECIDED
Weather Prevents Games
L. D. S. u. Boys Make
Ready for Track Meets.

No game was played at the Salt Lake
high school yesterday afternoon. on uc-
count of the inolement weather, The
juniors were scheduled 10 meet the
seniors on the high school campus for
the championship OF the school. Manager
Norman Godbe OF the Junior team Is
eager TO arrange game between the
two mines FOR Monday afternoon.
The regulars and other candidates for
next week. with games scheduled with
the University of Utah. Collegiate insti-
tute and All HalloWs college The games
will be played on the high school campus.
with the exception of the university
game, which may take place at the uni
yerslty.
The game scheduled between the fresh
men and sophomorss OF the l. d. 8. y.
was postponed until next Monday after
noon because OF the rain OF yesterday.
This game Will be the fifth of the class
series, The plan to play two games to-
day was abandoned by Coach Austin
Miller and IL Is probable that the class
games Will run for two more weeks
The cross country race for the students
OF the J.. u. s. L.. Will be run next Mon
day. afternoon. The boys have been
working hard for the coming event and
Coach Miller expects TO see some fast
time recorded. The route OF the run will
be up City Creek canyon and back to
the school by another route. The entire
distance will be about two and three
quarters miles.
The class track meet will begin next
Thursday afternoon, On the following
Saturday the track events will be held
on Cummings field. The field events will
ably be held on the Eighteenth ward
square on Thursday After the class
get q good line on much OF his new ma
terial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
Charleston Results.

By International Nows Service
First race. four and half furlongs-Jessc Jr .
1os tWolfo) 10 s. won: DR.. Larrick, III oval
dron). 10 !, second: Netherbow, 1l2 fHanovcr)
10 S. third. Time: 66 LIS. Ermagardc Marvel
ous. Gainsboro and Endurance also ran.
Second race five and a half furlongs-Marty
Lou. 81 (Aurphy). TO /, WON Sun Guide lis
(IIndsny). 10 TO I. second: In Sainrella III
(Wuldron). 20 10 /. third. Timo. 1:l0 10 Scar
let Pimpcrnel Ben Prior. Bevcrstejn FLASK Swoe,
Times and Thco Cook also ran.
Third race. milo and twenty yards-No Man
aser. % tMurphy), TO 2, won: Irish Kid. liz
Knishp. to :. second; Lady Rankin lol
Frosch). 70 j. third. Timo 1916 Bencdictpa
Palmntn and Bntouch also ran.
Fourth six and hnlt 'urlongs-Czar
Michael. los Cturphy), to / won. Miss Gayle.
100 (obor). to o, second Laura los Han
orer). TO i. third. Time. 1.oe Bulgarian Cliff
Maid and Plcnpo Wcilcs also
Fifth race, six furlonsS-Cooncl Ashmoadc 1l2
Murphy. 10 l. won. Flying Yankee liz
(Kcosh), IS 10 5, second; Amorct. 'i0s DAVIS.
to l. third. Time, l:i5 2-5 Right Easy. Big
Sixth race, ono milo aud twenty yards-Barn
Dance. I07 Cwudrou). to !. won Duke OF
Shelby. l02 tNolan). to 10 second: L.. ".
EckeEt. liz tKcoghI. TO 1. third. Time AS As.
Michael Angelo Fosccs. Inspector Lcstrade aud
Plain Ann also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
OXFORD TEAM LOSES
MEET TO CAMBRIDGE
Rhodes Scholars Make Good
Showing, but Cannot Over
come Advantages.

LONDON. March 27.-Canlbridge uni
yersity today won the annual athletic con-
test against oxford university by six
events TO four,
II. e. Atkinson of Cambridge easily won
the hafmie in ] minute 90 2-o seconds
This race had been expected to he close,
but Atkinson easily defeated the Ameri-
can Rhodes scholar. Norman S. Tabor,
OF Brown university. by twelve yards
The events were as follows:
One hundred yard dash quart er mile
half-mile, mile. three miles, 120-yard
hurdles. high jump: broad Jump, ha MINER
throw. weight put.
Although the American and colonial
Rhodes scholars at oxford university took
three out OF the four events won by the
dark blue team, they were not strong
enough for the brilliant Cambridge rep
resentatlon. L. T, Adams appeared IN
two events. winning the hammer throw
and being placed third In the shot
putting. Norman S. Tabor was placed
second In the half-mile, after running q
disappointing race.
The other three oxford men who, with
Tabor. are TO visit America. took q bril-
liant part in the meeting.
A. N :. Jackson cut down his own
record for the mile, NJ NJ Sproule OF
Victoria, Australia. reduced the inter-
university record for the three miles flat
race to IL minutes 81 1-6 seconds, while
II. S. O. Ashington OF Cambridge broke
the interuniversity record for the long
jump by accomplishing % feet 81 inches,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
CAMP HESTER STILL
SHORT ON F|ELDERS
Manager Looks for Arrivals
Daily; Murray Players Be-
gin to Report.
70 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. March ~
Unless some lnfelders and outtielders re-
port TO Manager Hester within the next
forty eight hours. the Salt Lake manager
Will have TO use local talent 10 fill his
ranks for next Sundays game with the
Rio Grande shopmens team here. Thus
far Hester and Huelsman are the only
players on the job. aside from the bat
terymen.
New men are expected to arrive on
every train. and probably sufficient
number will have reached here by Sunday
TO give Hester nine men. Potts and Ca
lena are very likely on the road and may
arrive today.
Tnasmuch as the men originally were
not expected to report until April l, no
blame attaches 10 them and Hester is not
leicking.
The pitchers have formed an alliance 10
"beat up Huelsman II he doesn't quit
trying to kill them of, The big fellow
takes keen delight In slan1ming tho ball
straight at the twirlers, and their work
consists mostly in lodging.
Tie weather continues to be excellent
and the pitchers are beginning to work
like clocks. Batting and bunting practice,
especially bunting, is the order OF the
day.