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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
VENTILATION

Your storage room will require a spe-
cial means of ventilation or ventilation
fMe, but that is easily arranged IL there
Is a window in the cellar wall: IL not
one should be made, says the national
war garden commission, of Washington.
Make a flue of two lengths of stove-
pipe and one elbow. or build one Of
boards with an elbow, and after re-
moving n of the lowest window lights
fit the elbow end of the flue into the
lower part of the window light space
and let the long end extent nearly to
the floor.
Equip this with a damper or other
a Of closing it to stop the inflow Of
cold air when desired. Close up the
window light space around the flue
with a thin board, cloth, burlap. paper
or other material. Now at a point in
the window higher up than the upper
end OF the flue, remove part or all Of a
window light but arrang for closing
this opening when necessary. This Is
the outlet for warm air.
When the outside air Is not freezing
cold, but colder han the storage room
air, open the outlet for warm air and
the damper In the intake flue and the
cold air will drop down the flue, thus
forcing the warm air out Of the OPEN
ing, In his way circulation Is estab-
lished and h storage room Is kept
cold. In freezing weather keep all open-
ings closed except as necessary to hold
the room temperature about 40 degrees
F. If the air becomes dry and the
vegetables begin to shrivel sprinkle
water on the floor as required. Write
to the national war garden commission
for its free storage book.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
FOUR MINUTE MEN WILL
TALK AT NEGRO CHURCHES

All four-minute men available will
speak Mt negro churches throughout the
city Sunday In the interest of the united
war work fund. It was announced sat
urdRy,
The negroes are showing much en-
thuslasm both IN the city and county,
Those in charge Of the campaign IN
shelby county outside of Memphis, an
nounce the following captains for the
various districts.
W. /, Trotter. Kcrrvillc; O. d, Dukes,
MAlington; Rev. W. n. Oliver, Lucy; j..
NJ. Horn, Woodstock; Thomas Earth
man, Whitehaven; NJ. II. Horne, Bart
lett; A. \. Westbrook. Brunswick; s. u,
Bolton, Brunswick; DR.. Thomas. Airing
ton; James Billings, Arlington: N. f.
Clowers, Memphis; Elisha Williamson,
Raleigh; W, W, A~lsobrooks, Neshobat
Manon Davis, Louow; c, d. Harris,
Eads, j. l.. Clark. Memphis; Frank
Watkins, Neshoba, Henry Turner. Bal
ley; Jim Davis, Forest Hill; Rev. Al
corn, Colliervillo; Dumas Hurst, Oak
Vile; Jim Brown, Canleville, Rev. W.
II. Faulkner. Caplcyille; Rev. NJ. G.
Durham, Memphis,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
G4z4E FEATURES THE NEWS SCTMTTAR 1zzz HOWE HELPS
DAILY HOME HELPS
FOR THE
COMING DAY
MoNpAY, NOVEMBER !, 1s1s.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1918.
Copyright, 1918, by the Mcclure News
paper S~yndicate.)
This is a most fortunate day, accord.
ing to ~astrolOgy. Neptune rules strong
ly for good and the sun and Jupiter
are In benefic aspect.
Under this planetary government the
mind is supposed to perceive motives
clearly n to gain unusual foresight.
1t Is a most suspicious sway for diplo-
matte negotiations,
This rule, which is supposed to slim
ulate all the faculties Of the mind. als0
gives, psychic power. 1t is a favorable
day for philosophical studies and psy-
Geological investigations.
Persons who have ambitions depend
ent on the will Of men in high official
positions should push the claims to-
day.
Congressman come under a direction
Of the stars making for much discus
sion of grave questions and the stars
presage for them approval Of the pub
lie n even grateful recognition Of SER
vices. There will be, however, many
deaths among legislators for state and
nation.
Jupiter promises great commercial en-
terprises and many innovations in busi-
ness routine.
There is an suspicious sign for law
'yers, professors and students. The law
or extremes will place a premium upon
intellectual training and upon physical
strength, n the average man will faro
less fortunately than those Of the other
two classes.
Physicians and nurses have a guild
Rnce of the stars that is favorable to
great service. but they should SAFE
guard health, as they will be particu-
larly susceptible to disease, the seerS
declare.
Many marriages probably will take
place this month and the increase in
weddings will be most marked in, East
ern states.
The north Of Africa comes under a
rule making for serious disturbances.
Places over which Scorpio has special
power probably will suffer much from
crimes during the winter months.
Persons whoseE birthdate 1t Is may
meet some grief or disappointme nt.
They should guard against deception
and should be careful In dealing with
both men Int women.
Children born on this day are likely
to be intensely emotional, self wille6
and impulsive. These Scorpio boys and
girls should be very carefully trained.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
MAGAZINE FEATURES
G9VNCWW IGGITX 3
eBEDTIME STORY
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE CHALK LETTER.

SO when it came night they went
softly up on the stoop u tho hollow
stump bungalow and drew a picture
OF a chalk letter. And then they rang
the bell and ran away.
, Now Il happened that Uncle Wiggily
had the rheumatism that night. 40 he
was q little slow in answering the bell.
He had to run for his red, white and
blue striped crutch that Nurse Jane
had gnawed for him out Of a cOrnstalk.
And while he was searching for It, ar
ter Jollie and Billie had drawn the
chalk letter, and had runE the bell,
along came the bad old Pipsisewah and
the Bluo Nosed Babboon.
We'll sneak up on his stoop," they
said, and ring the bell, And when he
comes out Wen grab him"
Up on the stoop they went. They
were Just going To ring the bell, when
the Pipsisewah saw something white
on the stOop,
Here's a letter" he said, for that's
what It looked like.
Pick II up spoke the Babboon.
The postman probably dropped it..
Wen make believe We came to give 1t
to Uncle Wiggily, and when he reaches
out to take It wen grab him. Pick up
the letter"
Wen. the Pipsisewah tried to, but.
being "a chalk letter, Of course. he
couldn't get hold OF II,
That's funny" he said. The letter
Is glued fast"
Pooh! Nonsense" sneered tho Bah
boon Let me get at IT, lie tried
to pick It up, but he only ran a silver
under his finger nail.
Here! Let me try again" said the
Pipsisewah. You make a great fuss
about a little letter"
Well, he tried to pick it up, and so
did the Babboon, but neither OF them
could, because 1t was only u chalk pic
ture, you know, And they bumped their
heads together and made such a noise
TINT Nurse Jane Fuzzy WuzZy came out
to see what II was. And when she saw
tho bad Pipsisowah and the BabboOn
she sent for a policeman dog who took
them both away so they couldn't get
Uncle Wiggily.
Then the bunny came TO the door
and saw the funny chalk letter. and he
was glad Jollie and Billie had drawn
II, even II they did want to fool him
for Halloween. and MIR, Longears IN
vlted them in the hollow stump bun
galow and gave them some cherry pie.
And II the rubber ball doesn't try to
blow the shoehorn and make the Slip
per slide down hin, III tell you next
about Uncle Wigglly and the frost
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
STARS INCLINE
DON'T COMPEL
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER q, 1918.

Copyright, 1918, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndieate.)
Early in the morning of this day
Venus Is in benefic aspect. Later Nep-
tune is strongly adverse.
The new moon of this date presages
a elimination Of many adverse forces
and may be conducive TO the sort of
depression that is the darkness before
dawn. Jupiter rising in Cancer in trine
to the lumlnaries Is read as denoting
a successful period In business, although
Neptune Is in a place u~nfavorable for
revenue. discoveries of fraud and losses
through swindling being ~presaged.
Railways and the postal service may
go through an u~nfavOrable period in
which criticism may be encouraged by
read as discomfort among employees ana
the forecast Of labor troubles.
Venus is In an aspect held TO fore
shadow crimes against women and chill
dren, immortality n vice in large cities.
The theaters will come into a period
that Is not favorable and there is q
representation Of libel suits and mucn
SANDER In which the people Of the stage
are concerned.
On this day the sway is fortunate
for love affairs, but in la that
prosper under this government OF the
stars women will lead the men.
Neptune today is. in a place believed
to encourage deceit and double-deallng.
The rule is not good for political can
didates.
Food is, subject to a direction max
ing for Trouble in obtaining cooks or
persons to- serve it, and this condition
Will bring about new domestic condi-
lions, 1t Is prophesied.
Changes in many customs are fore
Swallowed for the year of 1919 and these
will bring about higher standards of
living, the seers declare.
Maladies affecting the nerves and the
brain may be more widespread than
ever before.
Again the seers warn that health
must be ~safeguarded, since their
prophecy of sickness that would affect
the whole nation indicates more than
n epidemic. Children should be pro-
tected with especial care.
Persons whose ~birthdate 1t is have
the promise of a favorable year in all
respects. The young will court and
marry.
Children born on this day will prob
ably be kind, thoughtful and affec-
%tionate, but they may be inclined to
be indiscreet.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
AVOID FLU" AND
PNEUMONIA BY
STER|L|Z|NG NOSE
London Epidemic of 1891
Proved OF. EuCaIypti (Euca-
pine SaIve) Is Most Eftec-
tive Preventive Known.

Get out your tar OF Eucapine salve
or, II you have none, 30 To the nearest
drug store at once and get Q family
Jar Of this w%ell-known nose and throat
steriliEer. Sterillse morning and night
by shifting the Eucapine up into the
nostrils and back into tho throat,
whence II will spread TO the larynx and
tonsils, thus storiIizlng the nos. and
throat.
The chief ingredient Of Eucapine salve
Is oleum Eucalypti. tho non.po,sonous
antiseptie, whose power 10 prevent IN.
fluenzs was first discovered in the Lon
don epidemic Of 1921. In addition. rr-
eapine salve contains Just enough cam.
phor' menthol and oil Of white Din. ,o
make it soothing, healing and delight.
iul to use. Even the babies enjoy I,
Ask any well-informcd physician and
he will tell o that Eucapiuc, though
originally designed by the nose and
throat specialists for the mothers use
with her children In colds, Group and 70
Aprevent pneumonia, is the best and mos,
agreeable antiseptic you can use to ster.
NE the nose and throat OF young and
old alike.
Note-one application OF tho produc
referred to above sterilizes the air pass.
ages for about twelve hours nSatns
diseases contracted through the nos,
and throat. Any druggist can suppl,
you loi nan a dollar. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
1915, by Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndlcate)

BY HOWARD n. 0ARlS.
This Is going to he a story about
how the bad old Pipsisewah and the
Blue Nosed Babboon were fooled when
they tried to catch Uncle Wiggily Long
cars, the bunny rabbit gentleman.
Now I'll begin.
Once upon a time, not so very many
years ago, when all sorts OF things
might happen. the bad old Pipsisswah,
which Is an animal something like u
lop-sided wollypog, only worse-the
Pipsisewah / say, and the Blue Nosed
Babboon were sitting in their deep,
dark, dismal desert dungeon. talking
about how they might catch Uncle Wig
THAT Halloween trick business didn't
work" said the Pipsisewah.
mo. II didn't agreed the Blue Nosed
Babboon. ! told you that story last
night. II you win kindly remember.
And I'm more than ever hungry for
souse,' went on the Pipsisewah. Isn't
there come way we can catch that I'm
Gle Wigg!ly?"
Come on" said the Babhoon. Il
want to get him as badly as you do.
Wen go knock at the door of his hol-
low stump bungalow, and when he
comes out we'll grab him, That wifi
be the easiest way"
Wen do it," gurgled the Pipsise-
wah, So forth Jared the twain. Which
AlebAs IlHy Utln went out together,
Now about this same time Billie
Wagtail, the little goat boy, was say
ing something to Jollic Longtail. the
mousie chap.
"Tn tell you what let's do" said Bill
lie. Let's make a chalk letter on
Uncle Wigglly'B stoop."
Whats a chalk letter and how do
you send It and what's II for?' asked
Jollie.
"a chalk letter is to have some Hal
loween fun, explained the goat boy.
Well, Halloween is past, but I
s'pose we can still have some fun"
spoke the mousie chap.
Sure" agreed Billie. Now wen
take a piece Of chalk. like the lady
mouse teacher uses in the hollow stump
school, and wen sneak up on Uncle
Wiggily's stoop. There wen draw n
picture Of a letter IN an envelope. The
chalk will look white in the dark night.
After we draw the picture wen ring
tho bell and run away Uncle Wiggily
Will come out. He'll see the chalk let
ter, and try to pick It up, but he can't,
because tt's only some white marks
on the stoop."
fun"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02

regard this Billings episode as closed.
As ! look bach upon this transaction, l
see clearly that he was seeking to ex-
tricate his country, and that the pos
sibility that the United States would
assist him in performing the rescue
was ever present in his mind. He fire.
quently spoke to me of Mr.. Feelings"
as he called him, and even after Tur-
key had broken with France and Eng
land and was depending on Germany for
money, his mind still reverted to Mr..
Billings visit; perhaps he was thinking
of our country as a financial haven OF
rest after he had carried out his plan
of expelling the Germans. / am cer-
tain that the possibility of American
help led him, in the days Of the war, to
do many things for me that he would
not have otherwise done. Remember
me to Mr.. Beelings," were also the last
words he said to me when I left Con-
stantinople. This yachting visit, though
1t did not lack certain comedy elements
at the time, ] am sure ultimately saved
many lives from starvation and mas
saCre.
ITO Be Continually
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
MISSISSIPPI TO LIFT
"FLU" BAN SUNDAY

JACKSON, Miss, Nov, ?. CSpl)-The
quarantine against influenza, which has
been IN, effect In Mississippi for 30
days will he raised Sunday, according
TO official announcement by DR.. w. s.
feathers, executive officer OF the state
board Of health.
This lifts the ban on schools and
public gatherings, except IN communi-
ties or counties where the disease Ia
stnl prevalent, DIR. Leathera urges that
rigid precautions he exercised 10 avoid
a further outbreak. Negro schools are
ordered not TO open yet, as the malady
Is mostly among the negroes now.
The decrease in the number OF now
cases continues gradual and the death
rate now IL very low with weather
conditions ideal officials believe the
disease will decrease at Il very rapid
rate. f
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
WeU-P Planned Jail
Delivery ThWdrted
By Sheriff Perry

A tip to Sheriff Perry early Saturday
morning enabled that officer TO nip
In the bud a well planned jail delivery.
The sheriff vas told that two pris-
oners, Tom Lee. held for larceny, and
John Cox, n lif9-termer, awaiting de
cision In his appeal TO the supreme
court, had hack saw concealed in
their cells.
A careful survey of the Jail by Sher-
III Perry resulted In discovery OF a
broken hack saw IN one OF the cells
and "a cell bar sawed In two.
The TALLER believes an effort would
nave been made to effect escape early
Sunday morning. The sawed bar was
50 sldllfully separated 1t took close OBJ
servation to detect 1t had been sawed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
REAL ESTATE MEN WILL
HOLD ELECTION NOV, 16

The annual election OF the Mcmphis
Real Estate association WIN be held at
NE chamber Of Commerce Saturday,
NOV, 10 pficers Will he chosen to
Ernest, Adams, +, +. Joyner and l. A.
MontedouiCo, directors. ~
PRESIDENT Dean has named G \
Churchill NJ. $. Roush and Rem II Carr
and Adam lett, S, Il. Martin and ii, p
wade as members Of committees IA
nominate two sSts OF candidates. These
on.ntHl't"Hs win meet next week 10
place the tickets in the tield w
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
W. HIGHAMS
KILLED IN ACTION

Private Johnny W. HiGhams. United
State. marines, and former cashier Of
the Memphis Street Railway company.
has been killed in action in France, ac-
and by officials of the street car COM
pany, The death Of the soldier oc-
CURED on Oct. 10, the government tele-
gram announced.
No details Of the manner in which
he died have been obtained. He gave up
his position with the railway company,
which he had held for Is years, to en-
list during the past summer. lie was
20 years Of age and had been in France
less than two months.
Prior TO enlistment he resided with
relatives at 90s McLemore avenue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
CASTLES Is MANAGER
OF RIVER TERMINALS

Alley s, Castles, for l6 years super
i%ntendent Of the River and Rail Storage
company. has been appointed supertn-
tendent ard manager of tho new
municipal river aud rail terminals at
a salary OF s225 a month.
Mr.. Castles will maintain his same
office and yard forces and has been in
structed by the city government to car
~ on regular public storage and ware
house business as In the past.
His appointment was made by Com
missioner Quinn with the sanction of
the city commissioners.
Mr., Castles has been instructed to get
everything ready, TO handle freight Tor
the government barge line.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
NEW STRUCTURE FOR
lEN0X CHURCH READY

First services in the new building Of
the Lenox Methodist church, at Union
avenue and Cooper street. viii be held
Sunday morning, marking a new step
In the rapid growth Of the Lenox con-
gregation, Preaching and u portion OF
the Sunday school will be In the new
structure, while tho remainder OF the
Sunday school will be In the old build.
ing ut Summit street and CORTLAND
avenue,
Rev, Julian J, Thomas, pastor. viii
use The Gospel. tho Power Of Saliva
ton" for hts morning theme. The pro.
posed building for the church will uiti-
mately. cost about $50. 600, Of which
about $4,000 already has been expend-
ed Recent construction on the build
Ing cost nearly $1,000.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
SUB CHASER'S LIFE
IS GAY, SAYS BOLDEN

Declaring that tho life on a sub
chaser is a great onc-if Won aon,r
w~eaken~-and that he wouldn't be in
q civilian pursuit for anything. Eugene
T. bolden, n we'll known Young Mem
nhisn, Is spending a few DAYS at home
AZ q guest OF his mother. Mrs. J. w,
Logan, Boldcn enlisted oct. is. 1917.
and Il wasn't long until he was aboard
Z sub chaser, where he has boen hav-
lnS " nigh oldiIme making the Heinle
says the Hun commanders aIwnvs hnve
Il GATE somewhere else when tho sub
chaSers Of Uncle sam show IN,
lolden is now stationed at a naval
ar station in Pensacola. Fla. and OK.
pecls 10 go aboard II destroyer soon
nv gunuer'S mate. N
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
TRIO BOUND OVER

a%'h watson Charles Harlow and
MN b%"rhels alias "Greeky Boy"
tnarEed in federal warrants with fbo
lheit ~ bed and table linen from a
EE"ternmrnt dredge boat at Memphis,
Ss@SuruIE we're bound over by Commits.
cd 4 roo'o 20 await action ota Unit.
OonUs Mero NXNA NJ SSNn narh wv"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
Grape Wine.

Strip grapes from stems. Place IN
crock, Mash grapes TO pulp. To each
quart pulp add one quart boiling water,
Let stand "a hours in crock. Strain
into clean crock, Add ono pound OF
graduated sugar to each quart Of
liquor. Let stand "a hours and skim off
all foam and sediment that arise. Com
tinue this Swimming process each day
until nj more sediment and scum form,
Strain and bottle. cork tight and set
away for future use; the longer YOU
leave, 1t the better the quality.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
DINNER TO AID HOME
OF GOOD SHEPHERD

Bishop Thomas r., Gailor. Rabbi w,
II, Fineshriher, Rev. w. G. Scanlon,
Or, {, II. Williamson and DIR. w. ID,
Bucknen win be hosts TO 400 prominent
husinessN and professional men at n
dinner at tho Hotel Chisca Saturday
evening Mt : o'clock for the purpose Of
apprising them OF unfortunate condl-
tons that limit the usefulness Of the
Homo OF tho Good Shepherd and Of
advising with them "as TO the best
means of saving the institution"
In addition to the hosts, other speak
era will he Mons, Murphy and Rev.
Father Scanlon.
The necessity and value Of the work
Of this institution win he emphasized by
the speakers and particular stress will
be laid on plans for vastly improving
conditions surrounding II,
The hosts urge full attendance,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
VARIED FROST REPORTED:
FAIR, WARMER SUNDAY

Light. heavy and killing frosts were
reported Saturday morning in Middle
Tennessee. Central Georgia and South
ern Alabama. as a result Of the mild
cold wave that moved out of the Mem
phis territory toward the Atlantic
coast. Nashville had freezing tenn
~perature.
Local United States weather observ-
ers predicted fair and warmer Sunday
and said every indication pointed to
several days of good weather.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
RECEIVES COMMISSION.

Prof. c, W. Davis, head of the agri-
nessee Normal school, has just received
his commission as first lieutenant in
the United States regular army and
will leave in a few days for Camp
Gordon, Ga. He Is the eighth member
of the Normal school faculty to enter
the army this year. All who have en-
tered are now officers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
Tomato and Apple Jam.

Take two-thirds green tomatoes and
one-third apples, Grind both through
food chopper, Cook gently about four
hours, then measure n cup of sugar
for each cup of fruit; add a stick Of
cinnamon, Continue cooking until de-
sired consistency Is reached (about two
hours). Stir frequently to keep from
burning.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02

man TO be elect
ed a member OF
the council, which
raises money,
looks after i'm
provements and
education in the
county Of London
and has authority
owe the street car
lines.
As Is well
known the Ouch
es of Marlborough
was Consuelo
Vanderbilt, the
daughter Of w. X.
Vanderbilt Of New
York. They were
married in 1895,
ana have two sons
now almost grown.
The duchess Is
popular In English
society and below
ed for her chart
tIao
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
NEW COPS ARREST
THREE FIRST NIGHT

During the first night on the Memphis
police force, Patrolmen GroRan, North
cutt and York arrested A, W. McClel-
lard, &c, LAG North Front; sam Hines.
GA Saffarans avenue. and Annie Jack
son. $50 North Front street, on charges
OF violating the liquor law. A half pint
of whisky was found on Zach OF them.
tho officers say, Trial vas to be held
Saturday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
Spiced Tomatoes.

Wash green tomatoes. cut in slices
one-fourth inch thick, Sprinkle salt be-
tween layers and let stand overnight.
Drain off juice and scald 10 minutes
In weakened vinegar. Make n real sweet
spice with cinnamon bark the predomi-
mating flavor, Drain tomatoes from
vinegar into cold sweet spice; let come
to boil and bail three minutes. These
are fine and will keep without canning
II put down in crock and securely COW
ared mhan rnnI
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
YOUNGSTERS BITTEN

Two young daughters of c. w. Mott
were bitten by a mad dog at their
home near Lucy several days ago. The
rabid animal also bit two negroes, Mott
said. He brought the head of the ami
NAL to City Chemist Mantel late Fri
day. After an examination Mantel said
the dog had beer afflicted with rabies.
The girls will be given the Pasteur
treatment.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-02
CASES OF WHISKY
FOUND AT FRISCO BRIDGE

Three cases OF whisky we're found at
the foot OF the Frisco bridge Satnr-
day morning by the sheriff's deputies.
The liquor was not claimed by anyone
and was brought TO the sherltCs office.
A guard In on watch at the bridge
TO catch b~ootleggerS bringing whisky
across that structure on trains.