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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-07
COUNTY CLERK HAS RUSH
FOR MARRIAGE LICENSES

Last Thursday. Friday and sa'ur-
day, seemed 20 have bccn an appo|nl-
ed day for = rush % the Clerks Of
flee for marriage license. The fol-
lowing being issued, Joseph nsld-
ridge aud Lena Jones. je.< n. Car
ter and Nsttis N. Jameson. Allen
Stakes and fisis Kitchens n -
Lindsey add Luds ru~a =
Morgan and sniI'< Judd W. 7 "es<
s~s ed <elI.s s'f'~ssf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-07
Mass Meeting for Cotton Farmers

Every farmer who has cotton this
year. is urged to be present at mass
meeting 10 be held in the county
courtroom, Saturday August 9th at
2 D. m, for the purpose Of discussing
the question Of Lubbock getting a
government cotton classer.
Mr. Carroll Thompson, county
agent, has just returned from Col
lege Station, where he was informed
that Lubbock had a chance to get
one. Many remember that this mat
ter was taken up last spring, but cir
cumstances came up which prevent
ed the carrying out Of this plan.
The cotton classer would be the
agent Of the people, living here all
the time, and would put in his time
to the assistance Of the cotton rails
ers. This man is an expert. having
been thoroughly trained in his line.
He will be able to classify cotton cor
rcctly, not only giving authoritative
ly the grade. but also the length Of
the staple This plan has been tried
out over the country for some time,
resulting in a general better price Of
cotton for the farmer The large
cotton interests now accept the grade
given by the classer and bury on his
certificate.
The classcr gets the daily market
reports and is in position to assist the
farmer in getting good market,
and generally to cooperate with not
only the cotton owner, but also the
buyers. Let every man Interested in
cotton be present next Saturday at 2
O'Clock in the county court room.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-07
MExICANS JAILED HERE
WANTED FOR THEFT

Ia response TO message from
Clovis. n NJ, requesting the arrest
Of two couples Of MeNicans on the
last Saturday morning train, result
ed in their arrest A. Slaton by Depu-
ty Sheriff Nolan
There we're two women and two
men, all young. brought to the Lub-
book county jail, waiting for New
Mexico officers to come after them.
Reports reached Mr.. Holcomb that
the Mexicans had stolen about sS5
and a good six-shooter from a Clovis
party Mr. Holcomb secured the gun
and part Of the money.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-07
STOKEs-KITCHENS MARRIAGE
AT BROWNwoOD SUNDAY

Allen Stokes. young farmer liv-
ing near this city and Miss Elvie
Kitchens. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
w. Kitchens, of Brentwood, former
ly Of this place, were married last
Sunday at the home Of the brides
parents in Brownwood Miss Kitch-
ems is well known here and has many
friends, who we will join in wishing
to them a happy married life. They
will make their home in Lubbock
county, we understand
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-07
LOCAL LUMBER DEALERS
STATE BUSINESS GOOD"

Lubbock county farmers are pre-
pairing in many ways TO care for the
large harvest of grain expected this
year One Of these being the erec-
tion Of large barns, or additions to
the ones they already have Remod-
cling of houses also in the city and
the country is taking a start, as re-
ported TO us by some Of our local
lumber men, and many sales Of ma
terial is being made daily for these
purposes while few are for the
erection Of new homes
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-07
WATERMELON FEAST FOR
WOODMEN AND FAMILIES

Next Monday night. August IL.
there will be spread watermelon
feast at the Woodmen Hall for all the
woodmen and their families who will
come. and a special invitation Is ex-
tended the children Of the woodmen
10 attend this meeting. Two OF three
wagon loads Of fine melons have been
secured. and will be served to your
full capacity.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-07
FARMER SHOT AND KILLED
ON FARM NEAR MUNDAY

Munday. Knox Co. Texas. Aug. 2.
S. A. Mckinistor. who resides four
miles northeast Of Munday. was shot
four times as he was blowing in his
cotton field. After being wounded
he ran toward the house and died in
his wife's arms. He is survived by
his wife and three children. W. A. l..
Cook, a neighbor. came to Munday
and surrendered. Cook is married
and has eight children. Both were
tenants on the farm Of lar. j. X.
Smith.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-07
woopMAN UNWILLING At
LUBBOCK CEMETERY

The woodmen Of the World of this
place viii unvsll the monuments Of
three departed sovsrslgns sunday,
August 10Th The general public d
invited 10 attend and the members ef
The lodge hers 90 any slsltlnE Weed.
men are requested 10 hs present,
Meet a the Hall Sunday after.
nesa
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-07
COURT WILL DISCUSS ROAD BONDS
MONDAY AFTERNOON THE COMMISSIONERS WILL TAKE
UP ROAD BOND QUESTION WITH C OF C.
COTTON ClASSEA FOR LUBBOCK LIKELY De EMPLOYED
VIII Receive Attention Of the Farmers and Business Men
att Mass Meeting Saturday and Every Cotton Farmer
Should Attend this Meeting.

Let the citizens Of this county get
together and discuss these plans in
telligently and help arrive at a prae-
tical plan for this county
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-22
TOPIC TONIGHT

The college town was alive with in
terest and enthusiasm for the memory
of Philip Bellamy, who had supposed
| ly been killed in an accident on a
scientific expedition to Africa. A
tablet was to be unveiled to his men,
DRY, and his wife, Margaret, was
pround and happy. She had in her
memory, enshrined Philip as mar
tyr to science. She had forgotten
about the fact that she was not great
ly in love with him during his life
and that he had given indications Of
being a thief and a coward.
And then, just at the time of the
unwilling, Philip returned to the
town. He was down and out-a bum,
uncouth in appearance and rough in
character and manner. He sought
to make his wife accept him. She
refused to do so. She turned for
protection to the man who loved hel
and whom she loved, though she had
never admitted it.
This is short synopsis Of the first
part of the absorbing story of "The
UnVeiling Hand" the remarkable new
picture which with Kitty Gordon as the
star, will be shown at the Topic to-
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-22
I,N-5 I'lle /
NNrlT1pG[f(Q|
AT THE PALACE

AT THE PALACE
In Square Deal Sanderson," VIM
S. Harris newest Aircraft picture t.
be shown ut the Palace tomorrow vii
be found one of the strongest storie:
ever employed for a scenario. 1t wa.
written by Chas. A. Settler and pie
turized by Lamber Hilleyr.
1t tells about Westerncr who
sees a hosetheif shot in the back, who
afterwards kills his assailant. A letter
tells Square Deal Sanderson that the
theft is a brother of Mary Bransford,
owner of ranch in New Mexico, who
writes that she is beset by 4 man who
is trying to steal her property. Square
Deal goes to her rescue and poses as
her brother, whom she had not seen
from childhood He saves her, gets into
and out of many bad scrapes, but fl
nally bests the william and his band and
wins the girl as his reward
This picture is said to be one of Bill
Harris best photoplays, which in the
Darlance of the day may be said to be
going some"
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-22

TRACTOR MAN Wants work. 685
Orange ave:
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-22

FOR Observation-Disclosures house SIS
per month. APO Orange.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-22

WANTED TO BUY-Ford, stripped
down in good shape. S. D. Richard
son, 1877 East Main.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-22

FOUND-In touring car near depot
coat and vest. w. G. Brown, 480
Main street.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-22

FOR SALE-31 weaned Duroc pigs.
9 miles west. w. j. Strickland.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-22

FOR SALE-A new five-room house
and lot. 1880 Ell Centre Ave.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-11-22
Proceedings Town Council.
Franklin, La, Nov. 10, 1919

Franklin, La, Nov. 10, 1919
The Honorable Town Council met
in regular session this day. Mayor
Chas. Lauve presiding, with Messrs.
Morris, Anderson. LoustalOt and
Kramer presena. Mr.. O'Niell absent.
On motion of MIR. LOustalot, sec
onded by Mr.. Morris and carried,
the reading of the minutes OF the
previous meeting was dispensed with.
The reports of the Secretary and
Treasurer we're read, and on motion OF
MIR. Morris, seconded by Mr. Lousta-
lot and carried. they we're accepted:
SECRETARY'S REPORT.
Oct 18th to Nov. 18th 1919.
Balance cash in bank last
report 22i7 AZ
Collections since last report:
E L and w Plant 1859 81
City Market 176 As
Various licenses 1919 292 so
Rent, est. L. P. Delahoussaye) 81 90
Cart and Mule. wagon sold A
W Williams) ID 90
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-11-22

1880 CelCsiin Carhn, 90
1881 JnO Hartman, 3" 90
1892 81 Der Mad olson - = 5 90
159iJ Cato Howard, !" D 90
Total 80 co
CART AND MULE.
1856 Abel BOudreaux Sept inv 4 90
1896 DR. W } Ross, Sept bill 90
Total 6 80
EXPENSE.
1908 KeeDze JeweIry Co, Sept
care of clock 10 90
10 90
Total disbursements 2l37 OF
Balance cash on deposit with
Com Is s. L Co this day 2270 81
4407 SO
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-11-22

Secretary
TREASURED REPORT.
Balance as per statement rem
dered Oct Is. 1919 1881 "a
Amt received from Secretary
from Oct. Is, 1919, to and
including Nov. l9, 1919 1853 s.
4447 %
Disbursements 2l60 II
Bal in Com Bank s. Trust Co,
Nov. l9, 1919 22S6 %
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-11-22

Il. L. SIGUR, City Treasurer.
The Finance Committee approved
bills amounting to s575.9s, which the
Council ordered paid:
Franklin, La, Nov. 10, 1919.
MIR. Chas Lauve, Mayor, City:
Dear Strive, the members of
your Finance Committee. beg to hand
you the following bills, checked and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-04
ICE GORGE IS
! REASON 1900
. Men LAID OFF


Twelve hundred workers at the
Rock Island arsenal are out II
work for an indefinite length Of
time on account OF IN ice gorge
above the island that 10 preventing
., full now Of water into the pool
that furnishes pressure for the ar
senal water power station, thus
cutting on an appreciate amount
OF power.
The workmen were laid OF yes
terday on account Of the condition
which still prevails today. aDd
which was said 1t the arsenal TO-
day will not be alleviated until the
movement Of ice in the river Is
Checked.
Il The workmen are mostly from
the machine shops, It was said.
se Majority sim Eorklng.
However, between 5000 and 5000
employees are still at work 1t the
arsenal. Further deficiencies IN
the water power situation are not
exp6cted, It was said, and the
o6rkmen who were laid OF will be
placed back ct work - soon a. the
Tee does allow Z stronger how Of
water into the pool above the power
'DtAtion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-04
CENE..SEO

|; A. W. Van Housen was in, the
tri-cities on business Tuesday aft
|e.noon.
Miss Oral Lowry returned to her
behool duties Monday. Miss Low
|yy IL taking . kindergarten course
n Chicago.
i The coal situation II becoming
very acute In 0eneseo, no coal be-
|ing on hand and very little In tran
cit. The coal dealers were to have
N meeting Tuesday afternoon to
formulate plans for conserving coal
bat didn't get together. Al . re-
suit, special meeting Of the city
council was called for Wednesday
to handle the question. Forum
sicily. majority Of the people laid
"a their supply last summer. but
there are . great many. both farm
ers and townspsople. who are COM
pletely without . supply.
!. Tho agricultural short course Of
fered the farmer boys Of Henry
county BY the Geneseo high school
will begin Dec. 8 and close Feb. n.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jacobson, an Sx-pound son, on
Dec. /. Bill says "Tyrus Sissler Is
doing we'll and will hit 800 In any
league" Mrs. Jacobson was be-
fore her marriage Miss verle Cruise
Of Geneseo.
John O'Bryan IL confined to his
home by an attack Of lumbago and
kidney trouble MT. O'Bryan and
family expected to leave this week
for Florida.
Joe Soners, while working at Ed
Lewis place. met with an accident
In which his head was hurt. He
was brought home and at present
writing has not recovered con-
aci0uanesg. ers raie l7a. = r,r
Mrs. Elwood Edwards left Mon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-04

on Friday evening. Dec. IL. IN the
college gymnasium.
The society is growing rapidly
this year, now numbering between
$50 and 275 voices according to
official figures. This 10 nearly .
hundred more than last years or
ganization contained. It 10 thought
now that additions will have to b
built onto the stage to aocommo-
date tho entire chorus.
There was some doubt In the
minds Of some Of the regular pat
rons Of the Messiah" ~ tn whether
or not it could be presented this
winter on account Of the coal sit
uation. Mr.. Williamson, who is
business manager Of the chorus,
presented his case to the members
Of the local fuel administration
board yesterday afternoon and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-04
i MAKE MEN!
/ am ! nouller Of nsaheod.

an noul&er Of manhood
take boys and Young IN the plastic, npressionaSe
period and enightsn them the art d living At then for
cess By teaching them how t. Be clean strong s0est
an treis to which the tendrns u yeath eaa cling n
healthy, happy weordeFed growth, avoiding snaris md tn
giles due to ignorance, MlenesA neglect
In ase notable for powerful aaements II forces II
evil constantly virtue n it, true ataevenes nix
morality with m favor discipline With fln md exelt always
the glory Of strength physical Intellectual spiritual
Less than century wes but thought the nlnd Of
To-day ia6uence for gssd nlIlen nenbss touch.
ing every eivillssd nation and growing swins
Ian raj, n mustard seed which ma. took and east .e
his garden and grew waxed great es and the fowls
Of the air lodged In the branches Of It
work Rock Island thorslshly equipped and
ganized for the service Of young and boys.
/ an the YOUNG NEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-04
MESSIAH WILL
Be PRESENTED


The ladies Of the Handel Ora
totio society were the guests of the
men At the close Of the practice
last evening, IN an informal social
held In the Lutheran brotherhood
cantee1 ct Augustana college. This
society II to present the Messiah
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-04

in Chicago at the international
stock show.
Frank johnson II home from Ke-
vance, where he has been working
and playing football.
John Andrews Of Ottawa ID Wis
iting relatives and friends in Gem
ese0.
James Farley 10 sick at his home
on North College avenue,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-04

day for Mayo Bros hospital for
medical attention.
Fred Rastede, ST., Is out for tn
flrst-time since he was operated on
several weeks ago.
Allen Guild, son Of Gus Guild. Is
now in the Imperial valley, Cali
fornia, in the employ Of the Union
Oil company.
Seymour Brown and son Gilbert
are spending the last Of the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
SIPS FEEDS FOUR PEOPLE
t"Oks Scarce. 10 Illinois. Town start.
ono Big COmmunity
Kitchen

CHICAGO. May 10 'Special)-Des-
ncratc, cook!css. Evanston housewives
are planning community kitchen
stock company which will feed patrons
at the rate of II meal for four persons
for Sl..J. everything to be cooked ut
tho central cooking station and deliv-
cred piring hot 10 the individual din
inE-rooD.
The community Kitchen grows out
OF an unprecedented shortage OF cooks.
Bcst available figures place tho number
OF cooklcss homes in tho village OF
ZOO homes at 1000. That tho 200
cooks are enjoying top wages goes
without saying.
shares in the new community
Kitchen stock company are to sell a;
<leO each with Stockholders cuaran-
tecd per cent. on the investment
IN an effort TO conserve energy of
the chief chef" OF thc community
Kitchen. IL has been suggested that one
chop he allowed for the fellow past
nifty years OF age, with Two chops 10
the Younger man, because he needs
them more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
ANSWERS DIVORCE LIBEL
By SEEKING SEPARATION
Ohio Man Says wife Who Wants
Freedom Was Married When
He Welded Her.


HHLSBORO, OHIO, May 1O.-(Spe-
cial.)-Accusing her OF having repre-
scntcd herself to BIO single woman,
though she was the wife of Cincin-
natl man. Arthur Ellsworth McClain.
OF Greenfield. has filed an answer and
cross-pctition to tho alimony suit of
Norma ID. McClain who claimed he re-
fused TO acknowledge hcr as his wife.
McClain denies having been married
legally to her. but admits that the mar
riaEe ceremony was performed. lilo
charges that she represented herself
70 DO a single woman. ana that he
lived with her until nc discovered that
she had been living with n Cincinnati
man for many years. Upon this dis
covery she returned to the Cincinnati
man. to whom, McClain claims. she
was married legally. Mccain declares
that II his marriage was legal he also
asks for n divorce.
McClain admits having purchased n
house IN Atlantic City and that he gave
TO her large sum Of money. He says
she has, ~ copy OF an ante-uuptial con
tract wherein he agreed that IL the
vived him he would give her home
cross-pctition he asks that this CON
tract and all other claims be declared
to he illegal, as, he says. the marriages
and contract were obtained under false
pretenscs.
Mccain denies The accusation that
he threatened To hide make over
his property. He admits tho posses-
sion OF wealth described in the plain
! tiff's suit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
AT THE EATERS THIS WEEK
iny Variety at lyric.

iny Variety at Lyric.
Stanard Keith vaudeville acts make
- the two seasonabic shows Manager
'eH bringing 10 the Lyric this week.
'eHeral novelties staged for the spring
nd summer seasons arc among the or
eringS on each of the two bills.
Probably the most cnticing OF the at
FACTIONS on the opening bill are five
,,,eantiful girls, programmed The Eve
MUSES." and so called after The nine
lsssical goddcescs who presided over
nc nlnc liberal arts. The Five Muses.
are artists Of varied accomplishments.
Each exploits her Individual talents as
|eral ensemble numbers. The enter
a'nment they provide embraces sing
ng, dancing. Instrumental musical Sc
ecticns and sprighly feminine comedy.
Irhc act is elegantly and tastefully cos
umcd
Widely different, but equally enec-
I'ire in supplying amusement. Is the
quartet of singing knockabout come
iians. the Worth Wayton Four. They
lire funny men who sing solos. glces
|choruscf and rollicking roundclays
|while indulYins in comical pranks. The
Worth wayton Four have great
laughing act.
An imported noevl,y In the show is
Rckona, the Aesthetic E;quilibrist."
ing stunts In evening dress costume.
lsomport!ng himself the while like a
gentleman attending a social function.
Rekona spcciaiizes in feats Of dare
hN.Shptcb ny lew performers
I'i his calling.
gay whiri OF musical comedy will
pc the Offering OF Lew and Jean
|Nrcher, They are dappcr young
;oupie. small and active. who dance
|~ith remarkable graccfulncss and ami
nation. They are good singers. too.
ma have n budget OF new songs which
hoy render in their own original style
conspicuous among the attractions
'sted for the latter half OF the week
$ the scenic and spccta cular musical
production, "Rccollections." presented
~ company of five clever people
ne act IL charming exposition OF
youth. beauty. life. light, color and
Fomance blended in AN alluring COM
I'd" conce!t
What. Women Can Do is another
big number on tho bill There are i've
pretty and shapeiy girls in tho com
rany and they show the extensive
|-cpertory !; is possible for "a quintet
|o, women to render in twenty minutes
allotted 10 them on the stage.
other interesting features include
Paul klcisi & Brother who have a
quaint apd unusual musical oddly:
iaud'a Coleman. the comedy girl with
me funny hat, and Come and Albert
ia comedy duo. who have cork!nC
good round OF songs. dances and non
sense.
New movies" supplement, the vaude-
VIE as usual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
Habits or a,rd.

In districts where shellsd snails are
abundant II ~ nc rare thing to come
across 4 stone utilized as a slaughter
block by some part ocular thrush Even
numerous broken and empty shells
Scattercd In IN. nciGhborlIood betray
nc place where the moliuses have been
done TO death
The method adopted by tho thrush Is
simply tina; Of dropping a snail from
n heiSh; time and again until the
she'll is broken and the succulcnt body
But the anvil is sometimes made use
OF in a different way, and with DIFF
fcrcnt end IN view. The other day in
the depths OF Highland birch wood
an observer came upon such a sacri-
fetal stone. II which u thrush WAS
bueiiy occupied. Field glasses made
evident that not a snail. but n common
grn sped by the middle with his beak
tashing ii repeatedly with rcsoundinR
smacks upon the stone, whence it oc-
cas!onally rcboundcd only to be
caugh, and hammered once more.
Subsequent examination of the stone
revealed with what effect the opera
zion had been carried out. Bat what
OF It's purpose Here WAS no she'll to
he broken II may be that the thrush
1 simply wished 10 Kill it's prey. but the
fact that thrushcs swallow wriggling
. worms without hesitation renders this
explanation improbable. II Is more
likely that the skin of the slug was
too thick and coarse To be palatablc
and that the thrush was simply Gu
t2eavorinC TO dash out the edible por-
j lions within: or that il was attempt
method analogous to the domestic
chatting" OF a steak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
ARTIST TYPIFIES AMERICA
Fupii NJ Sar"cnt Crentcr Notable Work
IAN Empires Tribute to tho
Flag OF stars"

LONDON. May 10 Especially Amer
Gas war service s. the theme OF I. pic
ture Just completed by one OF this
couDtrY9 foremost woman artists Miss
Margaret Lindsay Williams IL is TO he
rnomr 3, tho Royal Academy.
An Empires Tribute to III. Flag
al starry ~ the tt;ic OF thc picture
britannia tx depicted with the laurel;
~ honor and victory clinging to her
shield and her b!oodstained sword laid
Gown kncciing on the eagle OF mill =
iar'sm which Hes dead. slain by many
10" crS. She is kissing the Flag Of
Stsrs--'he symbol OF aspiration
w hich Is being held by winged and
u'!Nc-cro"ncd nRurc of peace. which
hsS thst aliYhtcd on the world.
Miss Williams. as a pupil OF Sargent.
won the Royal -Academ.'s gold medal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

They had been wife and man for
three blissful days She looked Won
derfnl that afternoon in morninE
gown OF frillcd nougatine. and he
Eazod at her .hdoringly.
Tell me-" he Whispered, Just which
one OF my qualities was it that finally
convinced you that you loved me-? Was
II my superb playing OF tho violin. my
.ich. cellolikc voice. or. perhaps, il
T wrote you? Toll me-
Hector" she said low. lit was the
perfectly Intoxicating stuff tho barber
puts on your hair. What is it about
ine that convinced you beyond the
4shadow Of doubt that we were made
tfor each other? The delicate genius
tof my touch OF the harp? The intan-
gible. indefinnble beauty of my eyes?
My adorable profile? Tell mew
ut was the cunning little sound
you make when you eat celery" he
confessed.
And. both vaguely displeasad. they
for at least five minutes.