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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-24

and higher priced cars with the
manufacturing facilities for produc-
Ing cars in large quantitler. The
willys-overland Company is enabled
to market ear OF this type at a
price that would be out Of the ques.
tion for a smaller manufacturer
The cost Of the equipment alone
would stagger the average motorist
II he had to buy 1t In the open mar
ket 1t includes two-unit, six-volt
electric starting and lighting system,
with head, tail and dash lamps. and
head light DINNERS. ammeter to reg
lister the electric current. one man
mohair top aud top boot. curtains
fastened from the inside. built-in
rain-ylsion, yontilating type wind
shield. magnetic spocdomotor. cleo
trio horn, combination tail light and
license bracket hinged robe rail. foo;
rest, tire carriers In rear. extra de-
mountable rim full set Of tools. tire
repair kit. Jack and pump
Practically every comfort end con
ycnicnco demanded by purchasers ct
high priced ears is found in this pop
ular priced Overland The Ska inch
tires are larger thnn can be- found ON
any ear with otherwise similar spo.
The electric starting aud
lighting system is OF the efficient.
two unit type and ls entirely indie.
pendent of the ignition
The cantiIcvor rcar springs with
which the ear is equipped reduce.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-24

with nickel and polished aluminium
trimmings.
The motor is four cylinder, long
block type. with a bore Of 3 is
inches and 9 inch stroke It will
etlily develop 2O-25 horsepower at
normal engine speeds. 1t is simple
but efficient in construction and In
operation has been found to be
smooth. quiet and economical.
Left hand drive and center con
troll facilitate driving, while the cleo
trio control buttons located on the
steering column enable the driver to
operate his horn, lights and mag
neto without stepping from his nat
ural position at the wheel. lndicat-
INK devices including the speedom-
.ctcr. oil pressure gauge and ammcter,
together with the carburolor prim-
ing button, are conveniently arrang-
ed ON the cowl dash instrument board
This board is arranged at an angle
that permits Of o fun clear view Of
the instrument dials A small olcc-
trio light Eliminates the Instruments
al night
The builtin, yonulating type wind
shield is Of the most modern design
Il cam be- quickly aud easily adjusted
to meet all weather conditions This
differs from the type uu
ally louuI ou medium priced mr. boo
that b la lontud at the middle 100
that 90 can bo folded forward
Tho motor DE- cooled hy 1000 efficient. !
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-24

Having recently Installed a modern
meat alicor win hereafter handle
dried beef boiled ham, breakfast baI
con. etc. sliced ia order Also carry
70 complete Tine OF staple and fancy
groceries Christmas candles fruits.
nuts. otn Come 20 SEQ us. 2S
j. Vs. TEMpLETON. Grocer.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-24

The Opera House Theatre has
treated iis prtrous 10 excellent o.
reel high-claa3 pictures during the
holidgyu end the result Of the in
ycstmcnt has proven that snyder
Theatre Focr fully appreciate the
best the Film World produces Tx
ira good programs for the remainder
of the year Take advantage OF them
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-24

to minimum the PAIRING produced
by driving over rough or uneven
roads In inning ,b,s snr,py with IN
.v,a =, ~. . A. .,, D.,
~
"''uo at Tue rear ehd OF inc spring
'"S'cau Vi III tho middle When the
""eeiS S'r'Re pump or rut' the re-
action IL directed backward at a
'"s"' angie 'hs'eau OF sralght up
warn AGAINST 'he springs az Is the
c"Se WIN tue ordinary types Ihe ei-
icc' Is tue same as that OF slahc-
luz DO" az compared to solid
ShocN
IN appearance Modei 10 is as trim
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-24

thermo-syphon system, no pump be.
ing required The radiator is OF the
Overland cellular type with vertical
circulation. The radiator shell is
pressed from a single sheet Of steel.
The carburetor is Of an improved
type, with hot air attachment. II is
extremely simple in adjustment
Ignition is by high tension magne-
to. No batteries are required. The
magnetic is entirely independent of
the starting and lighting system
which permits Of the simplest poss-
ibic wiring.
Constant level splash system pro
yides thorough fabrication under all
conditions Of usage. The oil is contin-
uously strained. A flcat gauge on the
side Of the motor indicates the
amount Of oil In the crank case.
The transmission is Of the sclcc-
tive sliding gear type with three
speeds forward and reverse. The
gears themselves are nickel steel
double heat treated and OF the stub
tooth type
Tho rear axle is Of the floating
tyne. with four bowel dlfferontal
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-24

Brice- burnett Gin Company will
gin on the following dates Friday.
December 81. 1918. and saturday.
January I. 1915. Customers will
please take notice
Brlcc.B Burnett a Co. Ginncrs.
SNYDER. Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-24

The Presbyterian and che Chris.
tim sunday Schools win have Christ
mas trees at their respective ehureho
tonight and they invite the public g.
attend. II they have no other engage
ments. All will be welcome.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-24

Andrew Kemp was here Tuesday
from Hormlclrh
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-24

Direct from Factory, High Grade
Material and Workmanship.
FRED WALTER.
Snytar, Tc,ns.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-24

The Signal and The SENT Weekly
News Sl.75
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-30
DEPOSED PRESIDENT
OF CLIFTON MINERS
union FOUND DAzED
Juan Guerra, Deposed Leader,
Found Wandering in Hills;
Sought to Escape Enemies

PHOENIX. Oxt 29-Juan Guerra
the deposed president of the Clifton
Miners Union. was found late last
night wandering i'm the hills around
Clifton, weak and dazed from lack OF
food and exposure. according to rec
ports here. He left Clifton Sunday
night secretly, to avoid violence by
his enemies, 10 is said
Much satisfaction is expressed by
the leaders of the several thousand
copper miners on strike, it is stated,
over the rumors that Norman Car
michael manager of the Arizona Cop
per Company, had resigned. Nego-
uauons for settlement between the
strikers mine managers and leaders,
it Is said, VIII be easier if Carmichael
is eliminated Union leaders contin.
ned TO hope for an ultimate settlement
OF their grievances.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-30

shall in every possible instance be
routed via Hachita instead of as
formerly
Secretary Gray took the matter OF
the motor trip with Douglas. Tomb
stone and Tucson. From this district
already three cars are assured with
but little effort to line up entrants.
Douglas has promised five cars, Tomb
stone two and Tucson at least two.
And this is only the beginning When
the date is set it is likely at least
half a dozen cars will go from this
district
There are quite a number Of car
owners who have never made the trip
to El Paso because they do not care
to make so long a trip without com
pany. The coming "motorcade' will
be along lines of a sociability run.
Cars are always sure of company and
assistance in care OF a break down
or other trouble. The Commercial
Club asks that those who desire to
join the party notify either President
Bowen or Secretary Gray OF such de
sire. If this be done a meeting OF
such prospective starters can be called
and a date set that win meet general
convenience.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-30
TOURIST TIDE WILL
Be TURNED TO ROUTE
VIA Ell PASO -BISBEE
Motorcade Attended By Those In
tereSted in Changing the Bor-
derIand to Southern Course Is
Planned for December.

Although definite date has not been
set for the motor trip 10 III Paso in
the interests=of changing the Border
land Route to run by way of Hachita
instead of Lordsburg, it may be taken
as assured that such a trip viii be
made It also appears certain that
a considerably larger number of cars
will go from Bisbee than was at FIRST
ANTICIPATED. The trip may be made
the latter part OF November but it
appears more likely that a date in
December will be set.
Recognizing that there is little like
lihood of cooperation from New Mex
leo in putting the Borderland Route
in shape for travel and that by reason
OF at least two bad stretches of road,
tourists are being turned to the north
and away from this district. the Com
mercial Club, some time since. took
ND the matter OF a change in the
route. It was learned that ii was not
only practicable to 80 from Rodeo to
Deming via HaChita but that the road
was better in that direction. Ii has
since been tentatively logged and
mapped at the instance of the Douglas
Chamber Of Commerce which IFS CO.
operating with the Commercial CLUB
though such log is not as detailed as
il should be and as it viii be made
This cutoff not only avoids the bad
stretches OF Animas Valley and Gran
tie Gap, but it also saves ~ miles
in distance between Rodeo and Dem
ing.
Another reason for changing the
route is the couse that has been pur
sued by Lordsburg garage keepers
and others Lordsburg has ever beer
more friendly toward @ northerl
route than toward the Borderlald ant
has ever sought to turn tourists IT
that direction. Recently its efforts il
that direction have been still more
antagonistic to the Borderiand route
and to Bisbee Douglas, Tombstone
and Tucson. Signs warning agains
the difficulties it is alleged the Border
land presents to the tourists hav
been erected and no opportunity i
lost to knock the roads this way b.
the boosters of the other route Tn
proposed change viii eliminate o
minimize the harm that is thus ben
done at Lordsburg
The idea advanced by the CONNER
cial Club is 10 log, may and photo
graph the new route. 90 arrange wit
the people along it for co-operatin
in the signing of it and TO arrang
with the El Paso Chamber of Con
merce so that west bound tourist
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-30
SANITY OF KERMEEN
QUESTIONED BY HUNT
TO BEAT THE STATUTE
Governor Attempts to Raise Cues
ton of Sanity in BiSbee Muir
derer's Case in Effort to Stop
Latter'S Handing.

From every indication Governor
Hunt will use every thing i'm his pow
er TO stop the execution of w. w Ker-
meen. who Is sentenced to die at the
Florence penitentiary on November
10. 1t is said the Governor has Ques-
toned Kermeen's sanity
The crime for which Kermeen' was
sentenced to hang was the murder of
young man by the name of Harrell,
i'm April. 1914 The killing was one
of the most cold-blooded in the history
of Cochise county and the feeling
here at the time was close to a fever
pitch
The following. from the Arizona Ca
zette. gives the Phoenix version of the
matter:
"Notwithsanding q statement made
by Gov. Hunt several days ago that
he has reached the end of the string
in an effort to prevent the executions
scheduled to be held at the state peni-
Tertiary within the next six weeks it
became known today that the COVER
nor is endeayoring to stop the W. W..
Kermeen hanging set for Nov. 10 by
raising a doubt as to the murderers
sanity No man declared insane by a
physician will be hanged in Arizona
It is said that Kermeen who was
sentenced in Cochise county. has been
acting queerly for some time Ker-
mems execution is the first set for
the next six weeks William Faltin,
John Tomlin and Altha Leonard are
to die Nov. 26 and Ramon Villabolo
on Dec 10
"The state board of pardons and
paroles which meets Saturday at the
Florence prison. viii consider the
question of extending a pardon TO
| Charles Cunningham of Tucson, con.
victed of violating the state prohibi-
tion law and sentenced TO 30 days in
the Pima county Jail and to pay a fine
Of $780,
1T is said that the members Of the
jury which convicted him united tc
laign a petition to the state board of
paroles asking that clemency be
GRANTED to Cunningham Cunningham
himself has not made any application
for pardon or parole
IF Attorney General Wiley Jones
who is a member of the board, get.
back from Washington in time for the
meeting the board will consider tn,
cases of the eve men sentenced t.
hang within the next six weeks
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-30
ON ZEPPELIN RAIDS

LONDON. Oct. 30.-A long pastoral
letter dealing with the subject Of Yep
pelin raids has been issued to all the
Episcopal churches in the metropol'-
tan districts by the Bishop OF London.
I'm it the Bishop advises his flock as
to the proper spirit in which to face
the danger OF these coming evenings.
lie says i'm part
we have no right to leave the task
of saving the freedom of the world TO
our children. we must see il through
to the end. And in doing so we must
be ready TO take our share of the dam
ger. There must be a kind Of glory
ing I'm London az being allowed to
take our little share OF danger i'm the
Zeppelin raids.
las a gallant old clergyman said at-
ter one of the raids. The Zeppelin
passed right over our house and was
there potted by the aircraft One of
their fuses. weighing over pound,
tell six feet from my front door just
where stood, and it was hot when
carried il i'm. It was a terrific but
very splendid sight and it has had
for me something exhilarating in it;
Tor like most old men, Lhaye felt self
ish in being comfortably at home out
Of danger Now, at any rate one is
allowed to feel that we may take our
share a bit after all
what has happened up to now
should not in any way shake the iaitf
of anyone in ultimate victory; IL was
bound TO happen"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-30
WHITE SHADED.

MILWAUKEE. oct 29.-WeIs, the
English lightweight, was accorded a
shade decision over Charley White,
Of Chicago. 1t was sensational bout.
White started with terrific right and
left drives. The Shifty Hriton picked
them them OH with his gloves. lie
retalated with overland swings and
connected with Whites face Wells
was persistent i'm holding when his
opponent tried TO light off counted
against Wells for a clean decision.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-30
6@LtlQdtQr,
AT The oRPHEUM.

The Armstrong; Baby Dolls viii
present one of their best musical mum
bers at the Orpheum tonight i'm the
delightful comedy, Fascinating Flo
This will be the concluding bin OF the
Armstrong company and win be play
ed Saturday and Sunday night. I'M
addition to the musical comedy "a Sc
lected program OF feature pictures
will be shown. including Hank Mann
in two reel screaming comedy. The
Orpheum will be packed to see the
strong farewell performances.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-30

DR.. Joseph Goldberger, surgeon in
charge of the pellagra investigation
for the u. S. public health service,
has proved by a series Of compare
tive tests "a practical working hy-
pothesis for the prevention and cure
of peiagra lie has found that tEis
dread disease, which has caused The
death of $4,000 people In this coul-
try within the last FIVE o. six years,
can De prevented boy an appropriate
dict without any alteration 10 ,ho
environment, hygiene or sanitary"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-30
FRENCH VICTORY CLAIMED

LONDON, oct 29.-An Exchange
Telegraph dispatch says ut Is
learned ON good authority the French
after three days lighting, have occu-
pied Strumitsa and advanced twenty
miles into Bulgarian territory. The
Bulgarians lost heavily"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-30
MORE ASSURANCES

AUSTIN, oct 20. Assurances that
every effort win be made TO prevent
lawlessness on the Texas border We're
rendered Governor Ferguson in tel
egram from Carranza, dated at Tor
reon.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-30

w IS. Vanderbilt has sent to Nation
al Aeroplaue Fund check for $1,000 to
be applied TO development of am avia-
ton detachment of National Guard of
New York
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-30

Ada NJ. Cox, the Chicago girl who
last year secured $1,000 from vii
liam Rufus Edwards, wealthy St.
Paul lumberman, in a breach of
promise suit, is now in pursuit Of
Lawrence L. Bacon, wealthy Chi
cagoan, charging that he violated the
Mann white slave act with her as the
....-r. .
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-23

has a birthday and that his friends
are TO honor him on that day by their
acceptance of an invitation to a
party January rs as the seventh
birthday anniversary OF John DAILY
Jr, and his mother planned in every
detail an ideal party for him. Various
games were enjoyed in the parlor.
The most entertaining one was when
a large Santa Claus" being pinned
on the wall. the children were blind.
folded and asked to try to find a tiny
Santa Claus in his whiskers. The
most fortunate ones were Cecil Higgs.
Della Ganter, Dorothy Mcdowell and
j. 7. Terrebonne Jr., and they were
awarded suitable prizes. The table
for the little folks was In the break.
fast room. and as they all gathered
around II, they were eager to blow
out the candles on the lovely cake
which was placed in the center. After
the candles we're out the cake was
cut and they we're served with punch
cake and candies.
Mrs DAILY, in addition to the chill
drens party. had planned a surprise
for her cousin. Mrs. ]. T. TerrebonnC
of Morgan City, La. She had invited
a number OF her friends to come al
. o'clock and a lovely luncheon was
served them in the dining room. Mrs
Terrebonne's friends are always glad
OF have her visit Bryan. and this
proved a most enjoyable occasion on
which they could indulge in congen
ial conversation and enjoy a socia
good time. The hostess presented the
honoree with a beautiful handworket
towel. The guests departed late In
the afternoon, assuring Mrs. DAILY Of
the pleasure which she had afforded
! them.
The little host thanked his friends
most cordially for the many beautiful
gifts with which he was remembered
and they in turn assured him thai
they had spent several very happy
hours with him.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-23
Bachelor Girls With
Miss MaMhinneY-

Miss Clara Mawhinney welcomed
the members OF the Bachelor Girls
Club 10 her home on yesterday after.
noon and IN the midst OF an attrac.
tive Arrangement OF flowers, palms
and ferns, extended gracious hospi.
tality 10 the large circle OF friends
gathered together. Miss Annie Bal.
lew Of Honey Grove, who is a guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Fred Taylor. was
named honoree Of the pleasant affair
SiX-handed for;y-two was enjoyed in
delightful progressive game, the
TALES used in scoring being hand
tinted, featuring feminine heads A
special feature OF the afternoon, en-
HANGING is pleasure, consisted OF sew
eral beautifully rendered piano selec.
tons by Misses Ada Field. Willie Nc
Dougald and Anita Park Refresh
ents OF crab a la Newberg on toast,
stuffed celery. olives. sandwiches.
salted pecans and hot coffee. served
az an appropriate time, were particu-
larry tempting.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-23
DR.. COLLINS STATE
HEALTH OFFICER
Governor Ferguson Selected Crockett
Physician in Place Of Dr..
Ed Fyke.

Austin, Tex Jan. Ex-Governor
Ferguson announced the appointment
Friday afternoon of DR.. w. b. Collins
Of Crockett to be State Health Officer
in place of DR.. Ed Fyke, declined. The
appointment will be sent to the Senate
today for confirmation.
General Henry Hutchngs, the con
firmation Of whose appointment as Ad-
jutant General was held up by the
Senate, said yesterday that he was
prepared TO go before the Senate and
face all Of the allegations made in the
protest OF Colonel Percy Townsend
OF Corsicana.
It is likely General Hutchings will
appear before a committee from the
Senate.
All objections to the confirmation OF
DR. w. T. Christian Of Dallas as State
veterinarian having been removed, the
Senate Is now expected to confirm this
appointment
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-23
WITH THE CHURCHES
EIRsr cnRlsIlAN cHuReH.

Sunday school o7eas promptly at
s:is. so oghcers anl teachers, please
lear tbs in miai aat BE- On hand a
few mIaHos hsio7e oTenins. Mem
bers e the Sgltay school choir are
urged 70 D. Fress-i ca time Our
enro,iueai Is over 100 AID Ne are
expectaE 81 least sixty present 20
msrrov Rszotioas ron dlaerent
classes vli g coz1ls;ed tomorrow.
I-zet.rie9 aAs- iass o., sunday
scAcci as tsa Communion sery.
See VI .sass Ass here vii be q
chE-yA askfsssz0s Co TIE purPose Of
ssie;s-1s a sas1a- Ers-y member Of
tie ,AI-,f Is E-rst 70 Re present and
1fs 7I- fI tais important matter.
TAt arl-l &C 0sanans VIE expect you.
Tnis % FtsT iHg'artAui matter.
CD1 A AEaARs. Superintendent
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-23
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Sunday school al 9:45 a. m. Elon
Stuart superintendent
Preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p m.
Al the morning service the sacra-
ment Of the Lords Supper viii be OBJ
served and every member Is urged to
be present let us prepare ourselves
with much prayer and meditation for
THIS occasion
Westminster Leaeue az G.45 Do. m.
Henry Harrison lender
Usrai rrsver meeting Wednesday
evening ~ 7seo we begin at this
meeting -he Ft15y Of ne Book o.
Exodus. and f-n attendance is
urged.
CHARLTON g. STOREY. Pastor
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-23
Mrs. Burger Hostess
to Embroidery Club

The meeting Of the Embroidery
Club Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
with Mrs. II. A. Burger as hostess,
proved another very pleasant assem-
blage of this Jolly club to be added
to those scored to its credit. That
the membership is just large enough
for all to come in pleasant contact.
is one reason for the general good
cheer which prevails among these
ladies'. The pleasant home was mos;
attractive for the occasion and IN ar
rangement for the welfare Of the
guests. who brought some article Of
hand work and chatted in cheerful
manner while working. The hostess,
assisted by her genial nephew Master
Harry Williams, served the company
with a salad course which was accom-
panied by a cup Of fragrant coffee
and after a pleasant social session
the meeting adjourned.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-23
Mrs. Boatwright Hostess
to Friday Club

Assembling with Mrs. II. o. Boat.
wright. the Friday Club spent quite
n pleasant club session this week. The
handsome home held quantities Of
ferns and ported plants to brighten
the usual attrac.iveness Of the rooms,
and cut flowers arranged tastefully
gave an added touch Of loveliness to
the indoor environment Despite the
unfavorable weather quite large
number availed themselves Of the op-
rortunity TO accep. the hospitality OF
this hostess. Closing the enjoyable
hours a salad course was dispensed.
the hostess being assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. w. c. Davis, in serv.
inr
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-23
Mrs. BIodgett Entertalns-


Mrs. Frederick H. Blodgett and
Miss Van Nortwick were Joint
hostesses at beautiful prize card
and domino party on Saturday, Jan.
uary 10. at Mrs. Blodgetts campus
home at College
The pre.ty rooms were adorned
with cut flowers In honor OF the happy
occasion, and every detail for the
pleasure OF the hour was In evidence
Priscilla and Gertrude Sims Of
Bryan and Evelyn Blodgett, the hand.
some little daughter Of the home, re.
ceiyed the guests at the door, and the
hearty and gracious welcome given
by these little girls added a charm to
the afternoon Mrs. Bart Sims OF
Bryan assisted Mrs. Blodgett in her
pleasant duties as hostess.
Among the guests were the follow.
ing brides who came TO the college
during and at the close OF the Christ.
mas holidays Mrs. Morrison. Mrs.
Hnl, Mrs Miller. Mrs. Mcmillan. The
guests from Bryan were Mesdames
Bart Sims. NJ w Sims. Clarence Gus.
ley. r. s Webb. r. $. Webb Jr.,
Frank /. Webb, Fred Taylor, W. A.
Withers. A. Mckenzie, Misses Sara
Allen. Margaret Boulware, Ballew
The guest list at College included
Nesdames Garner Ness. Newell
Noungblood, Marsteller. Ball, Morgan
and Bagley and Miss Mabee.