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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-05
LEWIS IN SHAPE
FOR MONDAY GO
Looks in Condition for
Hard Battle With
Jack Thompson

In shape now ard needing only 10
lld finishing touches TO be ready 70
step at u.s fastest "rinkey' Lewis,
negro heavyweight, VINO mec.s JACK
Thompson giant ethiopian In tho
l2-round main event u tho Tulsa
Police Athletic clubs boxing card
.,Nt Monday night, yesterday went
through fast wOrkyu. at Musl'
.iaus nuIl, 40 south Boulder
Lewis Nolheu eight rounds. In
Guiding tour with lastltbc.ry. husky
and clever Tulsa we.torwcisht The
big Tulsa smoke should prov,de
nompson battle if apparent good
.oudi ION counts for anything
Neighinr 220 pounds when ho LETT
Tulsa for Memphis LOWS now
scales at 1875 pounds without an
ounce OF Eat on his splenuidly bullI
frame.
Thompson Works Here.
Jack Thompson worked today AZ
Sapulpn where he has been doing
an his training and tomorrow and
.a'urdat trains here at o'clock al
Musicians han.
Irish" Bullard. velierweight
claimant OF the 2nd division A. f.. +.
ti'le Of that weight and now a Tulsa
traffic officer. also worked yes,er.
day. Bulard meets Tommy Alba,
chick Wtgdun's Cosden 'scrapper
who sprang into prominence In To-
cal fistic ct~clos hv administering %
Gcfcat 20 Red" Byrd, veteran and
tough scrapper here few weeN
ago.
wrestling devotees will have AZ
| opportunity 70 SEQ an exhibition o
.. '. ontri whop John Bridges
Briggs. local traffic officer az
rroc = Shadow" In 20-minu''
| match.
Tickets on Sale.
| Tickets, at popular prices OF -
t2 and SO were placed on sale yes
| terday at Pete Martins bar, Younf
| Rrothers' Cigar store. ~ East Firs
| street.
| Receipts Of Monday nights pro
! ram help purchase overcoa's {"
| Tulsa's policemen and for any 9TH
| 'se desired nv the policemen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-05
1872 Miles an Hour,
NelU Air Speed Mark

PARIS. Nov. 4.--Aylator De
Romanet. who won the James Cor
don Bennett cup for France, beat
the worlds speed record by fiyin6
at the rate OF 500 l-2 kilometets
He used a Spad.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-05
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-05
johnson Calls Meeting.

CHICAGO. nov. "A special
meeting of tho American league viii
be held here Monday morning, No
vcmber :, according to announce.
ment Of B. B. johnson, president OF
The league. Mr.. johnson sent out
word to all clubs In the league TO-.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-05

MINNEAPoLTs.--Dr williams is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
STANDS FOR SUFFRAGE.

Editor Every Evening; II your paper
has recorded accurately the arguments set
forth AT Dover recently by the anti-suf-
fragists they are the weakest and most
sickening things presented to the public
for sometime.
These same women. or many OF them
advocating a remaining in or returning TO
old customs regarding the sex standard are
either woefully or ailiuIly blind
The emancipation OF women should
have preceded that of the black races II
is pitifuIl that any striving Is necessary
10 accomplish il today.
Have not the better kind of women
helped in everything they have entered?
Are they not cleaning things up? Then.
why can they not help the political condl-
tion of our country, which so sadly needs
it-even granting they may make mis-
takes don { everybody make some
Shame on YOU women of America for
wanting to prevent progress by hamper
ing your sisters Men and women should
stand co-equal shoulder to shoulder. as
crcs sted-thc man for sturdiness and
burden-bearing, the woman for purity and
charity. Such condition once established
throughout our political world would
make for progress uplift and general
betterment, in fact, remake America.
Mrs Antolnette ;. Brewer.
Lewes. March %, 1920
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

s. In appointing Mr.. Carpenter as
executive officer and consulting engineer
of the commission, at reported salary
of $500 per month, why did he not draw
the plans for the bridge, and do the work
of consulting engineer generally? Other
wise, why was he named?
The commission has now decided upon
a bridge - feet in width. l am of the
belief-an | am not alone in this
that if the commission had proceeded
along business lines at the start, that
the present appropriation of s55O,00
would have been ample to build a struc-
tlire OF even - feet in width
However, if any member of the COM
mission, will answer the above questions,
we will be able to reach conclusion as
20 the advisability of further saddling the
people of New Castle county with an
additional bond issue of S300,000. The
commission owes it to itself to come
across with full details-and with Details
not platitudes.
w c. Dizer.
Wilmington, March 20, 1920
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.

Editor Every Evening. Sir.-Several
weeks ago / asked member Of the
Washington Street Bridge Commission, to
ave me information, publicly, on some
matters pertaining CIreCtly TO that
project. Although | mace the request
twice, il was not answered As the sub
ject will shortly come up before the
present special session Of the Legislature
IN an effort Of the commission have its
appropriation for the anovc bridge increas-
cd from $3.50, 900 10 SSJ0.000. | viii once
more ask the same questions Perhaps
some members Of the General Assembly
viii take up the matter IN the public
interest. Anyhow, let US hope 50.
My questions are
/. What were the original offers of
the FIVE different consulting engineers to
draw the plans, supervise the construc-
ton, and, IN fact, to take general charge
Of the work until the bridge should have
been completed according to the plans
and specifications?
,. What were the original estimates OF
the same engineers as to the cost of
concrete bridge 6I feet In width, as
originally proposed, to conform to the
existing highway?
3 Is 1t true, as reported that lump
sum of $4,000 has been paid by the
commission 10 the engineer selected to do
the work, in aoGiti on TO an agreement to
also pay him 10 per cent of the contract
price?
A. If so, why?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
AMOS PEGGS AGAIN
BEATS J|NX TO PORT
Storm Tossed and Weatherbeaten
Vessel is in Harbor Once
More.

The barkentine Amos Pegs has once
more beat her jinx into port, and is rest
ing comfortably in the Harlan yard of
the Bethlehem Shipbulding Corporation:
The old windiammer was commissioned
fortv-two wears ago and looks 1T. sails
stained and tattered masts disagreelng
as Ia which direction is up hull crusted
with knlp up TO the old water-lIne, which
IS we'll out of water now that the vessel IS
hight. she stands among the unlaunched
vessels several times her size like why
li,tle First Division veteran in detach-
ment of sleek rockies with one white stripe
on their sleeves.
Nobody seems TO know, now. who
Amcs Pegs was. but he must have been a
bitter personal foe of Davy Jones. The
custodian Of the Justly dreaded locker
seems To have been laving for the little
h.rkentinc. especially during these recent
wears % her age and weariness. On her
last trin she made Buencs Aires only after
. thrcc-day fight with a storm, and found
a hurricane waiting for her when she
took to the high seas again
Only three members of the crew did not
rejoice when the Amos Pegs reached
Wilmington Sunday morning One was
the dog. whose name is Wee BIT
Home. and who makes home of what
ever place be- is put in command Of Tor
nobodl doubts who Is boss when Wee
Bit o Home is around The second was
the IIavtian pig. which has never been
consulted a> to his home and considers
one place about like another i only the
chow is good The third i the black
cat. SoIm. say that cat would not be
happy anywhere. but perhaps the state
ment is prcjudicc-l, for there has been
feeling between the cat and other mem
hers of the crew Who could bc expected
tn welcome black cat aboard a ship
which has been none too lucky at best?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
Presidents Who Were Soldiers.

The following Presidents served IN war.
George Washington, Revolutionary
James Monroe, Revolutionary; Andrew
jackson. Revolutionary and 1912: Frank
lin Pierce, Mexican: William Henry Ilar-
rison. 1872; John Tyler, 1912; Zachary
Taylor. 1912 and Mexican; Abraham
Lincoln, Black Hawk; Andrew Johnson,
Civil War Gen L. : Grant, Mexican and
Civil War; Rutherford b. Hayes, Civil
War: James A. Garfield, Civil War Ben
iamin Harrison, Civil War; William Me
kinley, Civil War; Theodore Roosevelt,
Spanish War. Kansas City Star.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
HIGH SCHOOL CIvICS CLASS.

While the State officiari,s arc thrash
ING ont the question of equal suffrage at
Dover the members of the Senior Civics
class AZ the High Schoolarc getting splen-
did training in doing the same thing
There is Speaker of the House and a
clerk OF the House. Senators and Repre-
Scntatives, and the whole procedure Is
carried on IN truly legislative style The
debate has been the means OF bringing
to the front some of our future Congress
men and women. On Friday after several
days debate, the question was put 70 n
vote and failed by majority of five. II
is the intention OF the class 10 60 TO Dover
on the day when the question is put to q
vote there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
Granted in u. S. Court on Motion of the
Westinghouse Company.

In the L. S. Circuit Court yesterday
an order was entered denying the motion
of the Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
featuring Company, licensors to the Else
mann Magnetic Company, to strike out
the counter claim set up by the Diamond
State Fibre Company, but granting a
preliminary injunction against the de-
fcndant. the effect of which will be to
ostop the defonGant from furnishing
material to plaintiffs other licensees in
competition with them
The manufacture of non-metallic gear
wheels under the Conrad patent is the
matter involved
Incidentally. The description of Bake
lite, material Of wide Use today. as "a
condensation product Of phenols and
formaldehyde' is of interest TO chemists
: Kerr, Page Cooper and Hayward of
New York City. aud Willard salisbury
represented the plaintiff and lIowson and
HoWson Of Philadelphia the defendants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
Giant Army Searchlight Coming

One of the huge L. : Army searchlights
similar to those used in the war will be
here within a week or SO for display
according 70 1t Herbert Russell Of the
local recruiting station. The light gives
tremendous beam and is OF 62,n00.OO0.
candle power The arrival Of the aero
plane and the dirigible have been slightly
delayed owing to the shortage of officers
in the aviation corps but they arc expect
cd to be here some time during the next
two weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Thoughts and Comments by Every
Evening Readers.

must accompany each letter, not neces-
aarily for publication but as evidence Of
good faith. Anony nous communications
utll be ignored. Publication of letters does
not carry with IL Endorsement by Every
bvenipG of the opinions therein expressed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
C1ty Properties For Sale


l,r @ M story BRICK dwelling porch. bot xasr
r.o.o, !, y WEST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET
lar, gas Possession june ' p"' "'' q" neat oe''e" 90
= IL WEST TWENTY SEVENTH s~rprpr
u wosoy @ brick dwelling bath porch hot AR be
cellar gas Possession June ~ ""'
rvo,ov b.s co. Jssir, sAsr TWENTys M Second STREET
cellar gas Lot i6xloo Possession 10 49, ~ - ' '
GIG NORTH JACKSON STREET
cellar @ % ea6 gooo dwelling 10 rooms bath porch
r . 1915 WEST SEVENTH STREET
TwoFtory brick dwelling porchos nry bo. arr
heater, gas Large yard Possession juno 25 - "
WEST TENTH STREET #
heat ihreesoy 1rek dwelling 10 rooms bath or q en
1920 FOURTH STREET
io, n tory brick dwelling rooms bath porch, and
100 NORTH RODNEY STREET.
ILL., "ooy 6nek dwelling, bath porch
cellar gas and electric.
2so7 w. SECOND STREET
June '
IN THE 21oo BLOCK ON LANCASTER AVENUE
% dwelling S bath porch heat o-unentod
GRAY AVENUE
ILL., l"oo Drck dwelling smiieached bath porch smcns>d
s82 WEST FIFTH STREET
iheesory brick dwelling rooms bath Possession 30 days
STORE
III 5HlPlEY STREET
Thce-story brick store and dwelling 10 and electric
Fred B. Cushman
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE. MORTGAGES RENTS COLLECTED
STREET
TELEPHONES sfs5Si68
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

THROW OFF THE YOKE
that keeps you down! Don't pay excessive remit
Kill that fear the mail will bring letter from office
OF Your Landlord
announcing further raise of rent adding still
more to the heavy burden you carry already.
Act Today
Don't forget there will be strong demand in the
next few months for houses and lots; therefore
the prices will go up very shortly.
HOLLY OAK.
Six rooms BATH heat veranda and plot 75x1so.
HOLLY OAK
Six rooms bath hot heat electric large veands lot
cLAYMoNT.
FRANKLIN AVE
bungalow heat electric bath porch hardwood floors
GORDON HEIGHTS.
places bardvoo andr rim
252o WEST 18TH STREET
scmdeachd porch bath
SIS WEST 10Th STREET
Six bath hot heat, and electric poch
WEST TWENTY-sEvENTH NEAR MARKET
Nine porch bath hot water heat and electric hardwood
41o DELAMORE PLACE
Six bath. heat veranda
2oo3VAN BuREN STREET
bath, heat and electric vanda quick possession
q ACRES, STANTON
ing fTo 9sa Sas "is s s s ] % S1 & S y S % sss s sd ss 3
1923 WEST 4TII STREET.
Eight rooms bath heat, gas and veranda
1e1s LANCASTER AVE
rooms heat bath and
1927 TATNALL STREET
Eight bath heat, spe
1921 WEST 4TH STREET.
Nine bath and
r4ol HAMILTON STREET
Eight bath, hot electric,
o1o NORTH RODNEY STREET
, SGa % % and 5' snae s water heat ''" ' laundry pA" gas and
2o2o CILPIN AVENUE
Twelve bath. heat veranda and yard
1908 UPPER OAK STREET
six rooms bath, heat vcrandas. and electric.
1906 WEST 8TH STREET
Six hardwood fireplace
24oo BLOCK. WEST 18TH STREET.
porch bath heat and electric fireplace
1911 FRANKLIN STREET
and 3 % % a 'Ass 5%d vs5la aa5 not "' neat gas and electric hardwood floors
CORNER HARRISON AND TWENTY SEVENTH STREETS.
bathho
flo randtn i'm for
100 CONCORD AVENUE
hariwo
aoorsa nd TRIM tao hfI,acts, and
241o MADISON STREET.
rooms bath, heat veanda, and electric
24o7 WEST STREET
Six .bath.st neat veranda
WEST 10Th STREET.
electric
bathn elmrror stove
$50 WASHINGTON STREET.
Six rooms .heatve and electric plan
100 BLOCK, WEST 22ND STREET.
heat electric
floors
230O BI OCk VAN BUREN STREET
hot frntand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

BUSINESS PROPERTY. dwelling, lot or
Phone 7ses. asa Reagan Realty Co Co. sis isi North
Jack son street. Open evenings,
WANTED--Slx or scven-room house either
In Beilefonte or HiilcraSt Possession this
spring. Address Mic. Every Evening.
THREE-RoOM furnished cottage on water
front Penn's Grove $3.50 Also eight-room.
unfurnished cottage $500 Write 52T Sec
ond avenue. Carney's Point. n. j..
9o1 w. 9TH sT--Eight rooms. bath. heat.
three porches. Suitable for two apart
ments or private family. Immediate pos
session. Apply oO4 n. ADAMS street.
FOR SALE, REASONABLE.
No. sI4 Church street, eight rooms sew
cred. Good investment.
GEORGE NJ. MILLER
dition Good investment Owner ieavipg
town. Address 7 g. Every Evening OfIice.
TWO COTTAGES at Penn's Grove on tho
river front. Apply e0D Jefferson street.
Phone 1854 Il.
FOR sALE---Our lot and warehouse, with
b. 4 o siding at Thirteenth and Union
streets Apply SIS Shipley street
FOR SALE Roseile. seven rooms stpcoo
bouse. nath reception hall pantry. two
porrhes cement cellar gas and electric.
hot and cold water hot air heat and sewer:
stucco garage, larDe chicken house: ptan ted
to all kinds OF truit. Just the things for a
nice suburban home
q W. MOODY Orchard Ave. Roselie
FOR SALE.
The well built aud commodous dwelling.
northeas. corner Eleventh and Adams
streets, containing l3 rooms and two baths.
steam heat, front porch and other up-to-
da ate conveniences. This property could be
easily converted into apartments. Its cen
tral location together with its light and
sunlight exposure makes IL an Ideal resi-
dence. Possession June %.
Also
1912 jefferson street. containing - rooms,
bath. laundry, modern plumbing. heater.
Lot - feet front by l3u feet deep 90 street
Immediate possession
Fhcsc properties will sci. quietly sct
promptly
Apply only to Real Estate Department
EQUITABLE TRUST CO.
FOX SALE
1903 I.ohdeI street
1928 iohdcl street
3I5 T. Thirteepth street
3l7 Thirteenth street
CHAS. q. GUfER
s26 Market street
FOR SALE-H House seven rooms bath
electric and gas, stationary tubs pipeess
heater. newly paperod and painted Lot
80 by 30 feet Apply SOL Rodney street or
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
GORDON HEIGHTS.

dwelling
hardwood floors and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

4io DELAMORE PLACE
Six rooms. bath, heat, gas, veranda.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

252O WEST 18TH STREET
ms scmdeachcd porch bath heat gas and electric
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

IN THE 22oO BLOCK ON MONROE STREET
cellar, gas and electric A' i'''ch' not wafer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

SIS WEST 10Th STREET.
bath. hot water heat gas and electric, two porchcs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

24Oo BLOCK. WEST 18TH STREET.
Eight rooms porch bath heat and electric open frepa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

FOR SALE- House seven rooms. bath.
electric and gas stationary tubs pipeless
heater newly papered and painted Lot
80 by 30 feet. Apply sol Rodney street or
cali 74oq
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

10 WEST TWENTY SEVENTH sv-prur
go-story brick dwelling hsth ae.l
9. Possession ' PO''n' ho ar neat oeV'''"' o'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

TWO two story brick house in good con-
dition. Good investment. Owner leaving
town. Address T g. Every Evening Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

2003N VAN buren, STREET.
Nine rooms bath electric veranda quick possession
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

FOR SALE, REASONABLE.
No. S14 Church street, eight rooms, sew
cred. Good investment.
GEORGE NJ. MILLER
S3b Orange Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

1628 WEST 4TH STREET.
Eight rooms bath. heat gas and verauda
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

WEoT 7 " TN I-oEN TN 7 IT, MAX N1NFkE
rooms porch bath hot heat and electric hardw
screens torn windows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
p ACRES. STANTON.

= AV1FEo, AINION.
O Newark
ing veranas BATH cente ar poultry house. garage
trpes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30

III WEST TWENTY-SEyENTu syrprrT
iwoStory brick dwelling rooms bath poreb 49, a. -. ~r.<
, Possession p''N"' NOV hf hrns e'"""''
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION.

Wilmington, March 20, 1920.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-30
1911 FRANKLIN STREET.

100 CONCORD AVENUE
Ten rooms bath hot heat. gas and electric
floors and trim open replace, pantry and garage
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-04
USES TELEGRAPH TO
PREACH GOSPEL

The telegraph preacher" is the
unique title which has been given to
Ramon Of Managua, San Salvador.
Ramon won this title from his use OF
the telegraph wire to reach fellow op-
orators. Converted some years ago by
an American Baptist woman mission
airy. Ramon became railroad worker.
He Is station agent at Managua. In
the quiet hours Of the night he sits
down to his key and ticks off gospel
messages and an appeal which makes
other operators ponder. He has rec
ord of many conversions through his
unusual methods. - His wife, formerly
owner OF three "cantinas," or saloons.
sold these because Of her conversion.
Extension Of work in Sal Salvador and
other Central American countries Is
provided In the New World Movemen,
Of Northern Baptists. which, between
April Is and May q will raise $780,
100000 to finance Ito many activities
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-04
UARstALL FIELD ,exALTs.

Marshall Field III. chairman OF tts
Leonard Wood committee for Cook
county. spoke for the Organization
which did 10 much to carry Chicago
In the primary just before he left the
city. with his wife. for Palm Beach
He said:
I'VE attribute the victory In Cook
county to the enthusiasm Of every one
Of our workers. They were Inspired
by the genuine conviction that the
crisis before the country requires such
man as Leonard Wood at the helm
Of state. They worked like beavers
in his behalf and spread the zeal they
felt themselves throughout the city
and county.
"We regard the dOwn-state vote ms
personal tribute from Governor
Lowden's friends and admirers In his
own state and not as an Endorsement
Of the people generally as candidate
for president. We are more than ever
convinced that Leonard Wood will he
the choice Of the convention In June
and will be elected in November.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-04
WOOD LIKE GREELEY
.nteooorsphers wsrs PerpIsxsd but HI
Always Came ia, THEIR Res
cue Gladly.

Leonard Woods penmanship is hf>
weakest point. but In that he has as
prototypes. Horace Greeley. Napoleon
and many other illustrious leaders OF
men. Give Newcome Hartt. who was
his stenographer at Governors is'nnd'
writes:
"And what signature 1t Isl I'm
legs one knows In advance what II II
supposed 10 represent. Il might ne
looked at through a nagnIfying glass
without being able TO decipher IT,.
"But no matter how puzzling bis
ch,rography may be TO others. u Is
always clear and leglble to the gen.
eral. had occasion to learn this
very soon. He would take typewrit-
ten pages had turned in, revise them
and scrawi interpretations and inserts
and changes In the most terrifying
way, and then would have to make q
fresh copy of this changed matter.
was working over his notes one day
when he doomed
"'If you can't read that. Mr.. Hartt
don't be afraid to ask me-and save
time = =
"He was quite right about it's saw
Ing time. II would take ouila
board to read q page Of his notes, and
then one couldn't he sure that even
one word was correct
III this sounds like an exaggera.
ton. let me convince you Of the valid
ity Of my statement.
During the winter Of 1857 Gen
ersi Wood was travelling here and
there speaking In behalf Of prepared
ness. II was part Of Captain John
sons duty--Captain johnson be
ing an aide to the generni--to keep ID
touch with his Itinerary. One day the
captain came into the Office, and
picking up the generals memorandum
pad, scowled In perplexity at the
words scrawied across the page In the
generals inimitable handwriting. The
general watched him quietly for few
moments. then said:
"'What's wrong? Fire away.
THAT was his usual signal that he
was ready to listen to what one had
TO say.
'Er-excuse me, general said Cap.
tain johnson hesitatingly. but but
don't quite understand the memo.
randum. This reads, Here for
lunch" while my slate says you are
not In town tomorrow-and don't
quite Understandable is, I've made
no plans for lunch for tomorrow
"Let me see It, said the general.
HE glanced quickly at the notation
on the pad. and said disgustediy,
That doesn't say anything about
"Hcre for lunch" II reads Leave
for Ithaca"