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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
LOST NO TIME.
Detective kempski went TO Chicago and
Back in 4S Hours.

Detective Joseph F. kempski now bears
the title of the Flying Squadron" of
the local detective bureau, ,having made the
trip from here 10 Chicago and return in a
little over As hours, bringing a runaway
girl back TO her home in this city
He left Wilmington Friday afternoon
and left Philadelphia shortly after 4
o'clock, arriving in Chicago little after
5 clock Saturday night. He was in Chica-
go not quite two hours during which time
he secured the girl and left Chicago i'm
mediately, arriving back here last night
The local detective bureau is noted for
the quick trips made by its mem bers TO
various parts of the country, but Kemp
skis is a record-breaker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. Aug. 9.-Charters were filed here
Saturday as follows.
Signal Mountain Portland Cement Co
Chattanooga. Tenn; capital. Sc 600 600
Rose OF sharon Oil Co. Wilmington, Del
81 600. 900.
Great Belt Oil and Gas Co. Pittsburg. Pa. !;
5000. 900.
Michigan Refining Works. Inc. Pittsburg
Pa $500 900.
Doreal Laboratories, Inc, Wilmington
Del. sl50.000.
National COOPERATIVE Stores. Inc, VIII
mington. Del. 100000
Bachelor Oil Co. Wilmington. Del sIoO.-
600
Business Brokers Corporation Whining
ton Del. s25 600.
Laurine Rim OIL and Gas Co, Pittsburg
Pa s25 900
Bailey Amusement Co. Philadelphia. Pa:
500. 900
Increases in Capital-Superior Pipe Co :.
Mahoy. Ohio from 5000 600 10 81 SOC, 600
American Trading and Importing Co. Al
lentown, Pa, 100000 TO S550.000: Thou
sand Islands Oil Co., New York City, S225,-
COO TO s475.ooo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
AUTO ACCIDENTS KILL
THREE AT YOUNGSTOwN

ny Associated Press 70 Every Eveoing
Youngstown, Ohio. Aug = Three
persons were killed and seven injured n
automobile accidents near here Yesterday
Donald and Robert Ensminger we're
killed and four other members u the
family Of DnyId II Ensminger. ~ Butler
Pa, were injured when their automobile
was struck by an Ere passenger tram
north Of horr Samuel Marines r. was
killed and three injured ~ East YUInRs
town when jitney bus in which they were
passengers. crashed INTO house as the
bus attempted 70 pass a street cnr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
POLISH DELEGATES.
To he Chosen at Massmeeting 10 he Held
This Evening.

Delegates 80 a conference in Washington
ncNf week. at which all States in the East
are to he represented and 10 which also
plans will be discussed for American sup
port Of Poland IN her war crisis will be
chosen at massmceting tonight. called
by the Polish colony Of Wilmington in
Polonia Hall, Maryland avenue near Elm
street Bron. l.ewandowski will preside
\ meeting was held in Modjcska Hall,
Yesterday afternoon. called by Rev John
; Gulcz, pastor of St lIedwig's Church,
~ which he made some additional ex-
plantations Of his observations concerning
Poland, as a result.of his visit to Europe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
IN BRANDYWINE HUNDRED.

Tho mysterious actions Of four strange
men in the vicinity Of Harvey, Brandywine
hundred. on June %. leads to the belief
that the kdnapper Of the Coughbn baby
was there AT that time or officers were
there looking for him 1t is also suspected
that the baby was there, probably in
possession Of a confederate.
The strange conduct Of man in this
city At about the same time Is recalled
by local taxicab driver The man was
driven out near Elsmere, where he met
another stranger. who whisked him on
toward Baltimore in a motorcycle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
ROOF PROWLER.
Seen Man Trying 10 Enter House at
724 Pine Street

About /; O'Clock last Friday night
an attempt was made bv a man 10 enter
the house at 722 Pine street At that
time a Mrs Riddles, who lives at 724
Pine street, noticed white man, wear
ing O dark suit and light cap, prowling
around on the roof next door An
alarm was sent TO police headquarters
and two officers were detailed to the
house, but search of the premises
revealed nothing.
Shortly after the officers left, how
ever. the man was seen on the roof again,
but made his escape before he could be
apprehended.
This is the second attempt within
two weeks to ester the same house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
NEWSPAPER OFFICE
DAMAGED BY EXPLD SION

ny Associated Press tn Every Evening
California. Pa. Aug . The press m
the office 81 % the California Sentinel wa
DESTROYED early to-day hv an explosion
which the authorities believe was caused
by dynamite Bloodhounds hurrled -
the wrecked offer picked iIp trsil which
was followed throughout N morning
II J. Lamb, publisher of the Sentinel. has
waaed vigorous warfare against speak-
easies which, the Sentinel charged were
beng operated m California
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
POLICE INVESTIGATING
ACTOR SLAVIN'S TNJt RIFS
Nv A..aelate.l pres. . Every EvenLns

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York. Aug . Police today con
tinued investigation of the manner m
which John & Sayin. veteran musical
comedy actor. was 50 seriously injured
that he NAV die lie was found n tho
street yesterday morning suffering from
fractured skul near the residence ~
John J MeGraw manager of the View
York National League Baseball team
40 an early hour today Slavin was st'll
unconscious
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
RENEWAL OF GENERAL
Continued from psss .

Britain will refuse % We finger and el'l
strike. n 80 criminal an eutafpTire ~ unr
against Russia n attempted
The Times and Morning Post chargs
that "Bolsheyik eYfnprthigcra among
British laboritcs" are acting in behalf
~ Soviet Russia and the Morning p0Ff
accuses them ~ helping ~ promote fhe
civil war which Nikolai i.snine The Boi
ahevik promier, recently presefiiad
THIS newspnper apparently hellryss d.
attitude n workers viii compel thf allie
20 surrender - linlshevisfn
The situation. Il declares. 'hns been
50 coutrived that The Hilien will o. in IS
position where Il is impossible to adyanrf
without disaster, ~ retreat without da
honor II may be hunilating ~ Groaf
Britain ~ capitulate hut a = ~ BE- made
impossible fof her % fight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
DENv Err RAILWAY STRIKE
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Denver. Col. Aug .
The executive committee ri the tram
way workers union At meeting today. ap-
pointed a committee ~ three 70 call upon
Frederick " Hid. general manager oi
the tramway and inform him the striking
trainmen would 60 back to work Henry
SlIberg. president of the union, saId there
were no restrictions
Under the protection 81 nearly 800
regular army troops. resumption of street
car service was gradually extended To-
day with strike breakers manning ne cars
No attempt was made 70 attack the
cars yesterday when the first attempt
was made 10 operate since the cessation Of
the riotlng Armed soldiers rode on each
car and an automobile load Oi armed
soldiers followed behind
Major General Leonard Wood and
his staff we're expected TO arrive here
today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
NEW LOW RECORDS
FOR YEAR IN STOCKS
Drop IN Sterling Caused by Seri-
ous Foreign Situation IS
Cause.
n, Assoclatrd rrcss 10 E,crv Evening

New nrk. Aug . New lnw rccor,ls
ior TIM Ncar were made m a number of
stotks durinr the first hours trading on
thr Stock Exchange today
Tho mort serious aspects uf the Polish
Hituntton. together with drop of cents
"a .ttrhnr exchange. was responsible for
thr renewed liquidation and short selling
whirl .Hcrtrd nll quarters 81 the list
Shtros which command "a hiR spccula-
tiNr following Wctc the weakest including
tho equipments stccl- oli- and shippiugs.
BALDWIN aud Pannuerlcau welded four
pnnts Nunadmm and ntcd Fruit
hyc and Mexican Petroleum four and five
cIghths IN the ra'road quarters LOUIS
vile and Nashville gave way five. Texas
Pacific four ard I mon Pacific ard Lack
awanua three points
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
USING LESS WATER.
According TO Reports Submitted TO
Commissioners.

Chief Engineer Van Trump reported
TO the Board Of Water Commissioners
today that "a, ,Sl1 400 gallons Of water
were pumped and %. $50 900 gallons
consumed in Wilmington last week
compared with 1872, ,067 200 gallons pump
ed and l25. 5s4 900 gallons consumed
in the corresponding period Of last year.
Receipts for water sold last month,
amounting to $50, ,62g.0s. were trans
City Treasurer Banks reported that
the board has Sol .654 IS 10 the credit
of current account and 81, lS9.eS to
the credit of special account. .
Payrolls as follows were passed Cur
rent, s2,7o9.5l; special, Sl22ls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
MINISTER FAMILY REUNION.

Harry NJ. Willis, has returned from
Asbury Park, \. j., where he attended the
fourth gathering of the McMaster family.
Mary c. Willis, sister Of Mr. Willis,
also attended the gathering andas she leaves
in a short time for Pekin, China, she was
elected foreign secretary. There were nearly
forty representative present from Mary
land, Delaware, Virginia, New York,
North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Connect
cut and New Jersey. The next reunion
will be held next August in Asheville,
" C.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
SEEK FAIR PRICE OFFICIAL.
Several Men Being Expect
Appointment in Few DAYS.

Several men are being considered for
Fair Price Commissioner. according to
T. : District Attorney Hughes II is
expected that decision will be reached
in a few days
The appointment is made by the Prcsi-
dent As Il Is not popular position, il IS
likely that the delay il due to the inability
70 obtain suitable official
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.
du Pont Building.
WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS.
Reported by Laird & Co. Brokers.
Another Ambulance Baby"

The third child TO have been born in the
police ambulance since the ambulance
service was taken over by the police de
partment, about a year ago, was born
yesterday afternoon, when the mother,
Mrs Mabel Nield, aged az years, of Rose
Hill, was being taken to the Homeopathic
Hospital. The mother and the baby, a
boy, were reported as doing nicely at the
hospital this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
WOOL HELDFoR HIGHER PRICES

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Dallas. Aug. 9.-More than 1000, 600
pounds Of wool are being held in storage
warehouses throughout the State waiting
for the reopening Of the market in Sep
tenber when il is hoped better prices
will prevail according 10 G @ Nose
Dallas county agricultural agent Mr.
Moser says there IS NJ present little
market for wool and extraordinarily low
prices are being offered, some bidders
offering as low as 25 cents per pound
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
Negro Minister at the Workhouse.

Rev Henry Y. Arnett. pastor Of Bethel
4. NJ. +. Church. preached yesterday at
the workhouse The subject Of the sermon
was The Honor system Mr.. Arnett
mentioned the fact that Of the three men
who had violated the honor system in the
wOrkhouse none were colored Thirty
members of the Bethel choir. accompanied
the minister Next Sunday a delegation
from the Wilmington and Philadelphia
branches Of the Salvation Army will
conduct the services.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
MADDEN IN HALL OF FAME.
Pitched Rehobofh 10 Victory In No-hiI
No-run Game

Special Correspondence ~ Every Evening
Reboboth Beach, Aug 0r,-Maddon oi
New Castle, pitching for Rehoboth, en-
tered basebalI's. Hall of Fame when
he shut out the strong Baltimore Y. VI. g.
A. team here Saturday without the
semblance Of hit But one man reached
first 41ase, the result Of an infeld error
and this together with two short flies,
was the neafest the Baltimore boys came
10 registering hit.
The game was even more remarkable,
when II is considered that but 20 men
faced Madden, "a of whom were victims
Of the strike ont route
Rehoboth scored eight runs and regis
tered fourteen hits against their oppO-
nents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
Hurt While at Work

Vinsetti Satta had the tip of the fore
finger of his left hand badly bruised
yesterday when it was caught in running
machinery at the Eastern Malleable
Iron Co. He was taken to the Home
opathic Hospital where the nail was
removed from the finger and the injury
dressed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
SUFFRAGE BATTLE
Contlnusd from pars !

were plodgrd - vote fH ratification
These reports from Mfs haknr square,
with the reports which f'uverunr Coz
has received
The Governor talked the sItuafnn over
with Mrs Baker and promised tp uve
my aid ~ could Il the aifuuflor ~ ia.
furcd proved false lio - end ~
sDnnl representative - Nashville aun n
tend cycrv rfpr 81 co. Ihr vote fr iN.
women
irs BAKER hid ihaf Z icnneaase rnf
feel 81 tiTrsgr amendment tte IS afanr 3
Party would soon hpid 5 invention
aud place before thf ueup'n p'aiinr
Rhrh would uret rqual Rh's
matter I'D fYmrn
Marion uv t3on isv1nhe
- ratification q fhe irdffsi fffnF
am ndmenf hs Ropuh.f4n nrmhfu
tho Ieune e.fc @t4te Legislature
urged Yesfpri by 1fn1tW iarrInR
Tho following Telegram 'a il.vef InF
pign r. Nashville
ION mav aF ~ me Is Pe.i
member .f the f.enfft bssrf
Irnneseca thaf q rflI ~ tipil ..ra.Ir
~ havr hc Bepuhlrans nnf ~fa
pat fhou fll md ifc minr .arf
eJmuatfnR fhe .Dnsfnuf'rma grnHt
woman rnHraRe u = no ..fVrf Ilr
ften ~ policy n matte fru
hcan rpnfribGipg - grant ri NFf
- whirh ltr narv mnnrfed trA
wheh o0r pnrfwi is p fhr rHain rrsnnr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
Ihacher Union Ouiinx.

The monthly meeting Of Ahe Ella
Thacher W G. r Union will be held
at Shellpot Park, Wednesday afternoon.
August IL, at , O'Clock After the
business meeting the union will hold
its annual picnic All members and
friends are invited 70 bring their suppers
and ioin in the good time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
Personal.

Mrs. Joseph c. Jolls and Alice Virginia
Jolls of Middletown have returned from
Portsmouth, N II.
Thomas j Gravel has returned from
Buffalo, n. Y.
William 7. Budd, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce spent the week
end at Rehoboth Beach.
Misses Angela Nichols. Margaret Hit
chens, and Olive Hasson have returned
to their Wilmington homes after asweek' S
vacation at Ocean City, N. j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
Meeting Of Shiph nilders.

The Atlantic Coast Shipbuilders Asso-
citation meets in Philadelphia TO-DAY
TO discuss wage awards 20 workers in
the shipyards on the Atlantic Coast.
besides other matters of interest in the
shipbuilding industry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
To Amputate Right Toe.

Sergeant Thomas Bailey, a retired
member Of the police department, was
to the Delaware hospital, this morning,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
To Determine AlbrOgini's Fate.

The council of the honor system"
at the workhouse will meet tonight to
consider the case of Andrew Albrogini.
who escaped Tuesday, July 81 while
enjoying special privileges under the
honor system. The council will recon-
mend punishment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
rnrnl,nI :, Mlaal.,n--n .

Npldletown .srniva' .perel .t
dsv nigh' tnd he nf u.urt.
- $3.50 fhe 4rrIvaI otr.
So fh- rrrl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
Patrick Nc Grory Returns.

Patrick Nc Cory, a member of the
county Board OF Assessment, has re-
turned from a vacation trip.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
Taking Cruise in Chesapeake.

Warner is spending this week cruising In
Chesapeake bay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
CRISFIELD POLICE CHIEF OUT.
Severn A. Evans Has Serve Town for
Is Years.

Crisfeld, Md, Aug 9.-Severn A .
Evans, who has served as Chief of Police
for Is years, has retired
Isaac Powell has been named as his
successor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
REDS HAMMER AT WARSAW
Continued from nage

Largo quantities Of French war materials
and munitions arrived there ON Saturday,
the message stated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09
IRELAND WATTS
MANN|x'S COMING
Cork, Belfast and Other Cities
Decorated; Will He be Al
lowed to Land ?
ny Associated Press 20 Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
q ueenstown, Aug. D.--According 10 a
repo ri here Archbishop Mannix was
forciby taken from the steamer Baltic
and conveyed 10 Cherbourp. France, by
the destroyer Wivera. which did not
return 10 port with the other destroyers
which met the Baltic off Queenstown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09

Penzance, England, Aug 9.-Arch-
bishop Mapnix was landed here from q
destroyer at 1l5 o'clock this afternoon
Il was stated he intended proceeding to
London.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-12-02

SHlNGLES-Get your good pine.
shingles from J. H. Dalyrimple,
Mt. Croghan. Prices right. p-5o
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-12-02
DEFEAT OF CHAMP CLARK

One of the unlocked for results of
the late lamented election was the de-
feat of Champ Clark, former Speaker
of the House, and veteran Con-
gressman. To add to the smart of the
defeat the successful candidate is a
young Republican with the odd name
of Hukreid. William j. Bryan, who
went to the Democratic National
Convention in 1912, as a supporter of
Champ Clark, betrayed his trust and
his friends, so that Champ failed to
get the nomination. Mr.. Clark also al
most got the nomination for the pres-
denccy in 1916, but fate was against
him and Woodrow Wilson was re-
nominated.
AS Speaker of the House, Mr.. Clark
was noted for his uniform fairness,
leading Republicans paying tribute to
his non-partisan rulings, while occu-
pying the chair. Mr.. Clark was born
in Kentucky, but has spent most of his
life in Missouri.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-12-02
LABOR JOINS FIGHT
ON TUBERCULOSIS

Columbia, Nov. 29;-organized la
Dor will this year, as usual, give it's
full support to the sale of Christmas
seals, said Nelson Frierson, president
of the South Carolina tuberculosis
Association, today. Mr.. Frierson gave
out a copy of resolution unanimous
ly adopted by the South Carolina Fed
Grafton of Labor at it's annual con-
vention held at Charleston in Sep,
tember endorsing the work of the
tate tuberculosis association.
The resolution follows:
"Resolved that we, the delegates
from the various unions of the South
Carolina Federation of Labor in con-
vention assembled at Charleston, S.
c., this 21st day of September, A. D.,
1920, do endorse the work of the
South Carolina tuberculosis Associa-
ton throughout the State and the
coming Christmas sale Of tuberculo-
sis seals, the proceeds of whicl; are to
oe used to finance the work of the
association, and we urge all members
of organized labor to give it their
personal support.
Resolved, that we recommend that
each member of organized labor con.
tribute the proceeds of one-half days
work to the fund for carrying on the
campaign for the eradication of tub.
erculosis from their community"
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor, says
of the sale: 81 trust that complete
success may attend the sale of tuber
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-12-02
ORCHARD AND GARDEN NOTES

Clemson College, Nov. 3O.-The
grape vines should be pruned before
JANUARY first. This is to lessen the
danger of bleeding, which is very det-
rimcntal to the muscadines. Old vines
trained to an arbor will stand Sc
we're cutting back, which is necessary
to produce "A good vigorous growth
and to maintain fruit production.
The muscadine grape will produce
the best results when trained to a
trcl!is, using three vines instead of
two as in training the "bunch" varie-
ties. Posts should be at least s to
9 feet in length, and set 9 TO 3 feet
in the ground. The wire should be 2
feet apart on the posts, which should
be IS feet apart. The vines should
be :ct 1t least 25 feet apart in the
row.
For early cabbage, Early Jersey
Wakefield are excellent varieties and
should be planted in an open furrow
before December first. Succession is
an excellent mid-scason variety.
The white Marrowfat and black
eye Marrowfat peas should be planted
now. These varieties are round and
smooth and are perfectly hardy in the
South during the winter season. The
wrinkled varieties are less hardy and
should not be planted before January
18th.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-12-02
THE VALUE OF VETCH AND
OATS AS A COVER CROP

MIR. f. Lee Gaines, a young farmer
OF Townville who farms in Anderson
and Oconee Counties, has secured
some remarkable results with vetch
and oats as cover crop. According
to recent report of George R.
Briggs, Ocooee County Agent, Mr..
Gaines will average over a bale per
acre on upwards of 100 acres of cot
ton. One field will average probably
IL bales per acre. A tenant share
cropper made % bales on 16 acres in
1919. On still another field 16 bales
were harvested as compared with a
harvest of only three blase from the
same field just four years ago. Vetch
and oats made the difference.
Mr.. Gaines turned under vetch and
oats four feet high last spring, and his
neighbors thought he was crazy, but
he told them to wait and see. And
they did see. Mr.. Gaines sows vetch
and oats in the cotton fields in the
fall, and while there is slight dam
age to the cotton, he does not worry
over this damage for he is repaid for
it hundred fold in benefits from the
cover crop. His farm is becoming a
sort of mecca for other farmers who
visit it to see what he is accomplish
ing and what they see is more elo-
quent than words.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-12-02
STATS DIARY

Friday-pa is very Sad man to-
day. Ma sed 2 him AS dopester on
Base Ball Serious you wood make a
good steeple Jack. Pa bet on the
White Socks so after all he diddent
miss it so awful much as they finished
9Th place in the world Serious. Jake
TUX his water colors & painted the
Baby's face & sed he wanted 2 play
Indian Scout. But the kid got ball
ing & Jakes ma cum in. From what
Jake sed his ma hassent no sense of
yumor.
Saturday-ma was reading out of
agerkulcher paper which sed that
prohibishionists lives longer than 9TH
er people. Pa sed he diddent believe
it but that it just seemed longer 2
them.
Sunday-Slim Gateses pa is a
wearing eye which is pritty well
blacked all round. Slim sed the way
it hapepned was thisaway. his pa all
ways says Grace at meal times. Mite
before last mite he sed Grace while he
was asleep. Slim sed they was a
smashed picher in that room the next
morning in the a. m.
Monday-they was new boy NOV
ed next door last week & ma asst me
did he invite me Over 2 his house. ]
sed Yes he did. But the way he in.
vited me was thisaway. he sed l dare
you come over in this Yard. He is
a ruff neck 4 low brow. So | don't
expeck 2 go.
Tuesday, felt sorry for Jake to-
day. He was ketched by the teechel
in some Devilment & she told him 2
cum up 2 the front. He was so skar
ed he looked like operation going
sum place 2 get performed.
| Wednesday-ma was telling DE-
about Missus Shanners baby which i:
B mo. old and had swallered a 10 ct
piece. Pa asst her Was it the younges
Child. Ma sed it was so far as sh,
knowed
| Thursday-a man tainted over 4.
the saw mill today. The foreman
yelled 2 the crowd Git back and Civ,
him air & git sum whiskey. The pool
man cum 2 all at once & sed Never
mind the air.