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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-30
Altman Heads Peerless A. C.

Daniel Altman was elected presi-
dent of the Peerless Athletic Club at
a meeting of that organization held
yesterday. Other officers named were:
Vice president. Alphonse Folliard: sec
rotary. George Cobb. and treasurer.
George A. Simpson. The last named.
as athletic manager. will handle all
of the clubs correspondence at II K
street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-30
Records for the Week
in Major League Races

The weeks record in each
league of games played, won
and lost. with runs, hits, err
rors. men left on bases and runs
scored by opponents, including
games of Saturday, August %,
is as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-30
Lamotte En- Route Here.

TAMPA, Fla. August 30.-Robert
Lamotte, crack shortstop of the Tam
pa club of the Florida State League,
left yesterday for Washington to join
the American League club, which has
purchased him. Lamotte has batted
a bit better than 800 this season, and
his fielding average is 1857. He is
youngster of great promise.
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Long Swim Postponed.

The Chain Bridge-Aqueduct Bridge
swim that was to have been attempt
ed this afternoon by a group of upper
river campers has been postponed in
definitely. One of the best swimmers
of the party has left the city and the
event will not be held until after his
return.
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STARS TO ENTER G.. w.
FROM LOCAL SCHOOLS
Central, Western, Tech, Business and Eastern
Athletes of Last Year Will Be Candidates for
Hatchetite Teams During Coming Year.
BY H. c. BYRD.

+ HAT George Washington University making efforts
build its athletic shown
prominent for the last local high schools
entering the university this fall Not 1908
influx
capabilities.
When Bryan Morse
ground through the high
George Washington
There doubt that in
schools
bring George Wahngton
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BROWER DOES 1T
CLEVELAND.

None out when winning run scored.
Cleveland ....... o o O u q %
Washington .....U . y D o Is
Runs batted in-Harris 90 Brewer Two
base bifs-Courtney, Judge. Home run
smith Sacrinces-Shanks. Gardner Courtney,
Johnston. Milan. Double plays-Shanks to
Judge: Lunte to Wamby TO Johnston. Lef. on
bases-Cieveland. s: Washington IS. Bases
or bails-Of Courtney. :; off Coveleskie 6:
on Morton, l. Hits-of Coveleske, s in s
innings 1.-TWO on base, none out in ninth; off
Morton. L. Struck Cut-By CourtBey /; by
Goveieskie. >. Losing pitcher-Coveleskie
lmpires-Messrs. Connolly and Nallin. Time
OF game hours and S minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-30

San Francisa, today won the final
of the fame diving contests The
for the honor. H. Prieste, Los An
geles a. c., got third place. and L. ].
Rahlback. New York A c., sixth.
Welliech of Brazil was placed sew
enth ,--'-'----
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PENNANT RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY.
Cleveland at Wash'n.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Phila.
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NORTH BENNINGTON

A story Of one man and two women,
Sounds tragic for the man The eter-
nal triangle. People who do not care
for problem plays will feel that they
must stay away but remember that the
man is Charlie Chaplin and the women
are Marie Dressler and Mabel Nor
mand What really happens will bring
tears OF laughter to your eyes. Twenty
five cents for all enthusiastically.
Today Mary Pickford in a charming
comedy that will pleaee and entertain
you al, johanna Enlists." Come and
see what trouble the beauty bath
got Mary into but ii all came out right
in the end.-Adv.
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lmitteeman from Vermont.
a good old time at the dance at
Hawks hall tonight. Reds back
Adv. If N
Loye.y Olive Thomas as Bonnie
Irish Lass in Darling Mine Harte
Theatre Monday.-Adv.
Darling Mine" tells quaint tales OF
Irish fashions and fancies, starring
Olive Thomas. Harte Theatre Mon
day.-Adv.
See the fascinating romance in
which love and cupid collide Loves
Harvest" starring Shirley Mason.
Harte Theatre today.-Adv.
1.-The Miracle OF Love'-a Paramount
Aircraft production starring Lucy Cot
ton and Wyndham. Opera House Mon.
day. Adm. lie, upsa rs; downstairs,
Tic. ADV.
''The Miracle OF Love a Cosmo
Hamilton story, a dramatic picture of
British high society, Opera House
Monday. Adm. lie, upstairs; lie
downstairs
The will OF the late George Qnack.
enbush, summer resident of Benning-
ton who died recently at his winter
home. Greenwich, Conn, has been
fled at the Bennington probate Office
Walter Lea Grow and the widow are
named as executors.
Three new inmates have been ac.
cepted at the Vermont Soldiers
home: Jeremiah II Hulburt, Co. A,
2nd Vermont infantry, Charles II.
Lewis, 2nd New York Heavy Artil.
lery and Arson NJ Washburn. Co. A,
1st Vermont infantry and Co. A 39th
Wisconsin infantry.
The rain OF Thursday and Thursday
night so raised the water in the river
that there was a break in the ditch
being excayated for the san tary
sewer on Depot street. a stream Of
water came through into the ditch
and the side walls cayed
Rev John L. Fort Of Evanston, III
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former superintendent CT the Sarato-
ga district OF Methodist churches, has
been appointed pastor OF Trinity Meth
odist church OF louisville, Ky. Mr..
Fort might almost be considered a
resident OF Bennington Mrs Fort,
who was Miss Mahde Townsend, is a
native OF bennington, and the ramly
passed much Of the time here during
recent summers. He held pastorates
at Weybr dye, Hinesburg, Willlstcn,
Winoosh and Middlebury in thiS
state and at Granville, n. Y.
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uTNK DEALER
To the Taxpayers OF the Town Of
BknnfuMfOni

A rate bill Of the Town Taxes Of 1890
has been placed in my hands for col
lection as follows: si,l5 on the dollar
for the Town Tax, 20 cents on the dol
lar for The Town Highway Tax. 10
cents or the dollar for the Town Dis
tFict School Tax.
hereby demand payment Of said
taxes, and notify you that will at
tend at tho Remington County Savings
Bank from o'clock a. m. until o'clock
b. m.
There will be a discount Of per
per cent on Town Tax II paid within
% days,
rcpe &C. II. DEWEY. Treasurer.
Bennington. W. Jay 10. 1920. ~
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TIE the Taxpayers II tse Remington
Gr8ded SchpLt Districts
lsi A rate bill has ueen placed In ms
hands for collection as follows:
si.35 on the dollar on the Grand List
OF 1890 0
hereby demand payment Of said
taxes, and notify you that ! will at
tend at the Benihifg ton County Savings
Bank from . o'clock a. m. until o'clock
p. m
There will be a discount Of per
per cent on above TAI II paid within
~ days.
c. II. DEWEY. Treasurer.
Bennington, Vt. July ls. 1920
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Solved.

Two minds may have a siEsle thought
Two hearts may beat as one;
Two famil es With a single hat
We don't see how it's done.-Ex
To us this little problem
Is as clear and bright as day.
You just move in with Pain-law
For as long as you can stay.
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John Rudy laid an egg on our desk
Friday that measured SIX inches in
Observation-Disclosures Cat
II twas our desk we should fix up
nice comfy nest on II for John.
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He "Kneadsr II.

The sounds of industry proceeding
from the kitchen may be mother max
ing bread, but mere likely they are
Dad connecting home brew.-St
Johnsbury Caledonian.
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Assisting the Choir.

The Methodist church hoir repeat
ed their concert Thursaay evening
that they gave a week ago. The
weather was disagreeable both even.
ings. which helped to keep many
away.-Plymouth Republican.
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the railroad track before you take
the grade crossing, says the Flor
enee Union
Coed advice, Undertakers don't
seem to care what they charge these
days
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ProbabIy the EIaht DAYS Were up.

Add horrors Of prohibition: A
camel broke loose in a circus in In
disnapolis the other day and drank
10 gallons of red lemonade before It
could be put under restraint aspiring
field Union. 'istst'is'
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Cut Outs Wide Omen.

Miss Genie Kreamer had party
last night that made so much noise
the Doighbors couldn't sleep
Browns Creek item.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-02

Well, people do get mated up right
sometimes. Mollie Shook and Ira
Stockstil have just been Joined in
wedlock.
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We Are.
Barre Times)

Vermont's most resplendent season
Is just at hand. There will be a riot
OF color from this tine till the leaves
drop, BE thankful that you are in
Vermont to enjoy It.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-02

housing shortage has something to
do with the scarcity of cottage pud.
ding at his house ws--
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L Does Look suspIeIou..

The body of a boy Of or s years
was fshed up by a dredger in the
Clyde last Tuesday. 1t is believed
the lad was drowned. Glasgow Her
aid.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-02

No, Tulip says she never SAID a
word about Mrs. Sauer and Arthur
Kraut q Bascombe Falls being cab
bage heads
THE antidrys are looking for an
emblem Why not the swallow?'---
#. 7. A.
They have a bird-Ths Red Raven,
b. L. Tin Boston Herald
And THAT'S aplit all 10 thunder
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-02

The latent power OF the waterfalls
in Iceland is estimated at 1000 mil
lion horsepower.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and vlIIsgs Toll
8 Briefly for Busy Readers

Last showings q THE Idol Dancer
Library Theatre today. Read big ad.
Adv.
Miss Mary Perrault, who has been
seriously i'll from the removal OF ton
sis is much improved today.
Mrs. s. B, Hawks, who underwent
an operation at the Putnam Memoir
ial hospital Thursday, is making
good progress toward recovery.
THE Miracle of Love" lays bare the
intrigues of British society, enters the
halls OF state, follows a forbidden ro-
nance; TO the end and eliminates in
loves great miaele.t Opera House
Monday Adm lie upstairs; down.
stairs l7c.7~Ady.
The butternut crop is one OF the
largest in years. Every tree has
hung full and hundreds OF bushels
have already been gathered in this
vicinity. There has been hardly any
frose and there are still many nuts
on the trees to large TO be climbed
and shaken.
A statement urg ns former progress
siyes who were active In the Roose-
welt campaign Of 1912 to support the
candidacy Of Coy. George Cox of
Ohio for the presidency was issued
Thursday in New York In the list
OF signers is the name OF William H.
Nichols Of Benn ngton exstate com.
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Irasbura AIl stIrred up.

Archie Page suffered an attack of
Newport over Sunday.
lWalter Metcalf was home from ap.
penlicitis last week-lrasburg items.
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RECENT GAS ATTACKS
Clippings and Other Debris From the
Snort Column OF Tho
6rattleboro Retornor a.1
What's Your Idea Of This, Ezra7

What's Your Idea Of This, Esra7
A jewell City woman claims she
takes a corn knife to bed with her.
She says she don't intend to use it as
a fly swatter either.-Jewell Republic
can. sth|
Wonder II They Visited the Wood Al
eohols2
Wood Rainwater and family return
ed from a visit to relatives in Califor.
ma last week and report a NEST ex'
cellent trip.-Morrillton Unit.
Among your other good habits
get the one that looks up and down
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GET INSURED TODAY!

Your time life, home, car furniture,
etc. have a money value.
Why take chances of loss to your
self or family?
Call write or telephone now-do not
put 1t off till next week, 1t may bs too
late then. Policies of all kinds
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RoBY ALLEN JONES
INSURANCE agent for The

IW0UI dINV dbtWI Tut Ute
Underwater Fire, Globe Indemnity,
John Hancock life, North American
Accident aud Sickness and many
other old reliable, low rate
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:=s snnord ST. Tel. sss-w
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fascinating story of girl crookAso an Arbucle
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-09
The Vagaries of Watson

Following the vagaries
Indiana difficult rabbit
along tracks.
his campaign rvngton declaring
peace Germany
declaring recently
cinched the for his reelection by declaring that
mismanaged the with Germany.
Mr. watsons discussion of the League of
a City
responsible for the
experts
months with the Of the several nations He declared that
while weeks Literary
confidence in the
Will supersede the Constitution
novel doctrine for constitutional lawyer
watson read only parts the treaty appeared
his incorrect particularly
deliberately recognition When America is
part
article
which the Monroe Doctrine in all integrity nor mention the
justice
past
draw his audience the false goes
league losee everything gained
awful charge
repeated that Wilson delivers messages Congress person.
also committed days Washington
Wilson failed buy the Cuban but forgot explain how Con-
blocked
conduct of gloriously bitterly
food
of
of
under the
Republican; the Federal fuel administrator
Republican; that food administrator
production
Republican; building
Crowder
Republican; the
Charles
Republican savings stamps campaign
vanderip, a Republican.
speech
which alleged "wasteful' expenditures
Whereupon departed
the a representative of the of Indiana
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-09
Golden Rule, for Others

Switzerland, which
churches 1000
gettogether meeting between
believe
seeking they
faulty still the individual his motives
citizens wonderful history
thought its gifts liberty fitting
olerant of
Wlat do
should would
property necessary
upholding
safely said that with the wonderful plant existence
religion would its pristine purity efficiency
with other
alwa the den
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-09
.EvERYRopY.s Doing 1r..

All the realtors at Muncie win convene.
Starting OF at a m. on Tuesday. sure
With a special on the interurban line
And a band of music good that viii
allure.
william Allen leads the bunch, because
he's first,
Followed close by William Bash, out
for lark.
Then comes Carson Prexy of the local
board,
With Bull Durham" from the famous
shannon Park.
William Elderu go and take his little
boy.
And he'll maybe give lot with grow
ing fruit"
Ole man Fowler said he'd take his gun
along,
So that he and Chauncey Grove can
have shoot.
Chris Hilgenberg is going, and he said
he'd take his wife.
orin Jessup viii be there adorned with
bells
Forrest knight and Temp. will surely
bunk together,
And George Lucas viii be there to
McCord. Nordyke and Price, with Quiu
and Robbins.
Joe SchmId, Tibbs, Ulrich. venn and
E. c. Yount.
The baby member, and last comes the
swarthy ZGiney.
They'll all be there and stick to the
lasti count.
Now II you want TO have a corking time
And get some new thoughts in your
ivory dome.
Be one of those who'll so TO Muneie sure.
And not the kind who'll stick along
at home. "A. s NJ
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-09
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
By David Corv.l

Well, after that Puss kept on going
down the mountain side and by and by
he came to a little thatched cottage where
lived poor widow woman who had only
one son, and he had gone to the war
And as soon as she finished her work
she would sit and knit socks and warm
mittens for her soldier boy, and each
time she came to the last stitch, she
would say a little prayer. and some of
these little prayers went like this:
God keep his feet from evil ways.
And then she would make her needles fly
and when she came to the last stitch, she
would say another little prayer, and
maybe it would be this one
God keep his feet as warm as my
love-" and then again her needles would
fly back aud forth.
And Puss thought TO himself Ever
since / saw the old Monk at the stone
cross on the mountain top / have seen
beautiful things" And that should not
seem strange to any little boys and girls
who read this story, for why shouldn't a
good animal see beautiful things as well
as good people. for goodness in itself
is a most beautiful thing. And then, all
OF sudden. the lovely Blue Bird flew
up TO the cottage and sang:
Happiness is Ia the heart,
| Lowly though we be;
Kings aud Queens can have no more
Happiness than we"
Copyright, 1920
(To be continued.l
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-09
What We OUerLOOk

showing
desired their
lot cleared
while the blessings present ignore
political directly
partisan something of the Nations
Il a a g. a powder there
than could
spasmodic-in
passingy
in
happiness without price, all the time.
of happiness
family quiet satisfaction
safety prosperity
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-09

Now, as Puss walked down the noun
tain side, as L mentioned In thu last
story he met man who had three bags
in his hand. They were little bags, you
know, and each one was tied with a
string just like a toy balloon.
II am the Wind Man. he said. "In
these little bags of mine l carry the
winds of the earth" And then he took
out OF his pocket an empty bag.
DO you feel the gentle wind blow
fng on your face?" he asked. and then
he said: "'Tis the South Wind that
blows today ard this empty bag is
where | shall pat her when ! am ready
to send another wind over the land" and
he laughed merrily, and a Blue Bird few
out OF the forest and lighted on his
shoulder and commenced to sing:
"oh, my feathers are blue as the blue
blue sky
And sing the happiest song.
For / am the messenger Of Spring
When she comes with her flower ithrong
And after that she clapped her wings
and few away. Ter loo. ter loo. Blue
bluef' she caroIled till she was lost 10
sight
There she eoes !" said the Wind Man
Il wouldn't put her In a cage If
could. for she's the sweetest bird Of all
and some say she is the bird of happi-
ness and others say that happiness is
only in the heart. But who knows" And
then he tnrned away into the woods.
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-09
WHEN A GIRL MARRIES
A Neu Serial of Young Married Life
sy Ann LisIe


bad boy. Pat-all the ladies lecture
especially all the Harrison ladies"
Then his face hardened, and he went OH
in an ugly, reckless tone:
MRS. Jimmie-you can never be han
ding real man with coIdness and
preaching. Now about that young
brother Of yours
II thought you brought me here to
talk about yourself?' interrupted.
II did. But first there's this to say.
I've seen young Phoebe come up from
a kiddie I've known Evelyn Mason
since-sifce Jim got out of her clutches" ."
''You think Jim had-a lucky escapey"
l interrupted With an uneasy laugh that
masked my struggle for composure.
"Well-I was pretty close-at hand
when she shared Jim. Boy and girl
they were. He didn't know what love
meant-and she tried to teach him. The
money smash-and his wanting to go
into the war-were his decent way out.
| But If know Evvy-she1l try to get
even Your brother and Phoebe-may y
be her way. I'm looking like a cad
but with q woman like that little cat,
nothing a man can do to save "a
| blessed baby like Phoebe is too much. .
Copyright, 1920.
Ito BE Continued.)
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-09
Thought Her Hubby
Was DESERVING Her

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct g. Lack OF
geographical knowledge almost broke MP
the happy home of Mrs. Alta Johnson
Meyer, bride Of a few months. =,
H. w. Meyer. aviator, became sc-
quainted with Miss johnson while flying
at Puebla, Colo.
They were married and came to san
Francisco.
One day Meyer told his wife he was
going to Santa Rosa to obtain work.
joking friend told the young bride
Santa Rosa was in Alaska.
She believed It and had warrant
issued for desertion.
The judge was more familiar with
geography and after a lesson in that
subject dismissed the charge and the
Meyers went their way rejoicing.
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-09

XVIII.
To prevent small nations or irregular
states from having little private wars of
their own, terrorizing the country round,
involving innocent bystanders and dis
turbing world concord, the League of
Nations arranged in article II to take
coRnizance Of such quarrels II certain
wild tribes in equatorial Africa should
get into row that produces bloodshed,
the league would either require these
peoples to avail themselves OF league ma
chlnery for peace, or Il would. in event
of their refusal. step In ~ stop the strug
gle and award the point In dispute to the
party In the right. Here is article IL:
I'm the event of a dispute between
member of the Teague and a state which
is not a member of the league, or between
states not members Of the league, the
state or states not members of the league
shall be invited to accept the obligations
of membership in the League for the pur.
poses of such dispute, upon such condi-
tions as the council may deem just. II
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-09
PROSECUTORS DELAY

Last May Judge Anderson said the
State courts do not do their duty aud
when they do send guilty men TO prison
the Governor turns them out, Mr.. Van
Nuys, the district attorney at the same
time, said:
County prosecutors should know the
law and prosecute cases without dilly
dalIying."
On Aug. %, 1918 the Times published
a letter signed by number of Jail
prisoners complaining about the food
served in the Marion County Jail and de-
claring that they were starving No in
vcstigation OF the jail was conducted by
the Marion Criminal Court or by the
county prosecutor On March 3O,> 1920.
Judge Anderson began an investigation
in the Federal Court of the Jail scandal
On April IL. 1920 the Republican sheriff
was indicted by the Marion County grand
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-09

jury. On May 3, 1920, the day before
the primary at which the Republican
candidate for prosecuting attorney was
nominated. the Republican prosecuting
attorney said that Miller's trial would
likely be set for some time during that
month. On May IL, 1920 special judge
was appointed to try Miller.
1t is more than thirteen months since
the Republican prosecutor had notice OF
at least some of the deplorable conditions
in the JAIL 1t is more than seven months
since the disclosures in the Federal
Court which shocked the people Of this
community. 1t is almost six months
since the Republican sheriff was Indicted
The people do not demand his convic-
tIon. They presume him innocent, bu'
they condemn the "dllly dallving" OF
the Republican prosecutor and ,Aey want
the Republican sherif tried.
PAUL c. DAVIS.
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-09
CHAPTER LXxxII.

CHAPTER 1JAAAlI.
When / arrived at Clinsarge restau-
rant and found Pat Dalton waiting In
the tiny foyer, / discovered that we had
the place almost to ourselves.
Handsome Pat" laughed:
Every one comes to this little res
taurant for dinner but the world wants
jazz bands to put kick in its tea.
So, you see, I've put you wise to a
wonderful place to come, Mrs. Jimmie
after the honeymoon glamour wears off. !"
"It won't wear off," l began in dis
gust, and then l remembered a recent
sermon on tact that Father Andrew
had delivered to me-"Tm pretty sure
that I'm at least sterling and l know
my boy is pure gold.'
Gold wears better with little alloy,
Mrs Harrison" laughed Pat Dalton
cynically.
"I came to you because 1 honestly
thought you needed help. Do your" l
asked stiffly.
II need it badly" he began simply
then laughed in his reckless fashion
land I'm needing a sup of tea-as well. -
But when I followed Pat Dalton into
the tea room he insisted on drinking
cocktails. while / had tea.
you shouldn't began.
Playfully he shook f1s finger at him