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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-11
FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1920.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR sALE (Contfnued)

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
from owner his modern s-room house in the
heart OF Takoma Park fine garden near n9eh
sale. Address II Maple st. Inspect any day
except SATURDAY. 10
SPECIAL BARGAIN-MT. RAINIER. MD.
in the one-fare zone; BATH gas. furnace. cellar,
garage; lot 5Ox12o feet. Possession at once.
Price, s.. $50. $1,000 cash. balance SIS per
FOUR-ROoM BUNGALOW.
LIKE NEW. Gas: water in kitchen: cellar;
shrubbery; near school. church and nd stors s
Possession at once. Price, So. $50. 5000 cash.
TWO NEW FOUR ROOM BUNGALOWS
sss fgsm nssnse srmn
FivE-ROoM AND BATH BUNGALOW.
Furnace; cellar: lot 5oSd5o feet; forest
terms. have 80 houses and bungalows to
select from.
ERNEST H. SHINN,
3611 Bath, Mt. Rainier. Nd.
PHONE HYATTSyILLE EXCHANGE 1861.
Il ACRES. PAHT WOODED: ABOUT 100
fruit trees, small fruit; Groom house. barn,
outhouses; stream: spring close to 1 .roliey T in
Virginia; % minutes from city; Si.thb. OWN
Err, 6O4 Union Trust Bldg. Main 3ic3. ID.
REDUCED To s.. 10000.
Owner will sell on easy terms well-construct-
ed 7-room and bath dwelling, half square from
Conn. ave. Attic. spacious porches. two fire
places, electric lights, electric and coal ranges,
new furnace screens. shades. large barn. chick
en- house. Lot 1oOXl1J, with plenty OF Irult,
flowers and shrubbery. Phone kensington 38-R
IL
UNUSUAL BARGAIN.
At Del Ray; nearly new; II block to cars;
1 block to Mt. Vernon blvd. rooms and bath:
all convenences: large lot: immediate posses
sion Price. "a. 500, $500 cash. or 81. 500 81 800
cash. Balance like rent.
TWO NEW HOMES, 5 or rooms and bath;
every convenience; near ears; high location.
Priced moderately for quick sale.
New Arlington Realty Co., Inc,
Columbia Station. Arlington, Va.
Phone Rossyn ~.
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WILL EXCHANGE 4 CITY LOTE CLEAR
Of membranes, for suburban property or small
farm. Address Box 352-E. Star ONCE. 2ss
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EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
from owner his modern s-room house in the
heart of Takoma Park: fine garden: near both
car lines: leaving city: will sacrifice for quick
sale. Address ~ Maple st. Inspect any day
e1cant Saturday 13s
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE,
We HAVE THIRTY EIGHT LOTS FREE AND
clear from incumbrance, valued at $500 each
located in California. which we will exchange
for small houses, acreage lots. and will as
sumo your trusts. What have you? Address
Box 21O-R. Star ONCE.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Tnnn n NJ

SUBURBAN PRUPEHTx.
FOR SALE.
Il A. on COUNTY ROAD NEAR FALLS
CHURCH, 81 500. terms. a.. near station.
$3.50. terms. Also several farm properties.
4. 8. sHREyE. Rosslyn. Va: Is.
6Rs. PANTRY, SLEEPING PORCH. FRONT
porch, large cellar; fine view: near car line.
West Falls Church. IS. 900; $1,000 cash. Ad.
dress Box 226-R, Star Office. 13s
6R., BATH. FURNACE. ELECTRICITY. SEMI
detached, fine dry basement, large lot: block
from Little Falls station on Cabin John car
line. $500; $500 cash. Address Box 2es.R
is ACRES, 4-ROOM HOUSE. SHADE. LOTS
Of fruit. good outbuildings. wonderful view.
elevation alone worth price; miles. on fine
$500; v cash. R. s. sHREvE. Rosslyn. Va.
FORT MYER HEIGHTS. BLOCKS FROM
cars; rooms. basement, electricity. good ele-
Address Box 227-R. Star Office. 13s
NEW BUNGALOw--FIvB LARGE ROOMS
and bath. cellar and attic. large corner lot;
For sale Mt bnae
FUNKHOusER. s5th and Bunker Hill I'd. Mt.
BY OWNER--RooM HOUSE. IN GOOD
at the door. cellar. ane shade. large lot to
alley; 80 minutes to Treasury; one car fare;
small cash pigment s,yn and easy terms Address
LIKE RENT-BEAUT1FUL GROOM BUNGA-
low Bath; open fireplace; pipeless heat;
range; lots and beautiful grove. on cleo. car
line. just completed: Electricity. sewerage.
a month. or $500 cash and $50 a month. J. c.
ROGERS and DIR. T. e. LATIMER. owners.
Phones. .HyattsUlle 58-W and eNo. 5.
EAST HYATTSvIILE HEIGHTS-3 ACRES;
S-room modern house with every city conven-
fence; fronting $50 feet on electric car line
and good automobile road: miles from Dis
tat hnos onA I'D MI 1nptn1
Price. $1,000; 81 600 cash: balance very ac-
commodating terms.
acres, East Riverdale Directly on electric
car line and county road: house.. 8 rooms; high
elevation; delightful location: grove grand old
oaks; large orchard young full bearing fruit
trees; blackberries, raspberries. gooseberries
and strawberries; 500 grape vines; one acre in
garden, all planted with vegetables. all
kinds. 80 minutes to city. Price. s., 500;
$500 cash; balance. SO monthly.
L. WALTER WEED,
1413 II st. NV
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BROOKLAND, ID. c.
11-room frame. detached dwelling; ami;
large frontage and big rear lot shrubbery
$3.50. To inspect apply
GEO. W. LINKINS,
Exclusive Agent.
Main $3.50 1719 X ST. NV.
TAKOMA. OAK AVE.-DESIRABLE RESI-
dence, 8 rooms. bath, porches, etc; lot 5Ox2OO
col .RIIRN attorney. i0a L.
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SHANNON & LCCHS,
us 4th St NV , Main 2s45
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
2O0-ACRE FARM. FRONTING CHESAPEAKE
bay for over q mile; sixty miles from Wash
galow. completely furnished: tenant house: out
buildings: sheep, mules, horse. implements,
ETC.: all for only $500; liberty bonds will be
taken as part payment; splendid boa ting bath
ing and fishing. Address Box 185-R. Star
Office 12s
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ALTA vISTA-HIGH, COOL, CONVENIENT,
restricted; rooms and bath. ami, bungalow.
with plenty of land: sleeping porch: electric
range $1,000; suitable terms. Phone owner.
A. " Chairman. Bethesda 41-W.
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FOR sALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE; RED
brick residence, containing drawing room, din
bedrooms. 2 baths; hot-Fater heat; immediate
possession; terms practically to suit convent.
ence Of buyer. Price, $ll,6OO.
RICHARDSON GIBSON, 1410 n Ut,
Main a7lo
The Washington herald., 1920-09-08
Reconstruction of the British Commonwealth

An incident the the
deserves be noticed indicating problems
which officials OF the mOtherland and OF the domnion
The general OF the Ontario which
has radical than the older Liberals
and Conservatives like nerccted his opinion gen
e OF the dominion should be appointec
without conference and instead should become appontce
ommendaOn the Canadian ministry; pres
present He also
fO change the OF appeal Canadian
pera council Canada being independent
the should the final validity
judiciary The privy councils authority
confined deciding involving disputes between
within the empire and he ntmated this
solution OF the Irish problem.
Here pointers indicating trend of today
has do with the the Canadian larger
and its ultimate attitude toward methods
don which though tmehonored unhaengd
suggestion Ireland significance 1t i'm
plies that Great Britain ireland
before the Commonwealth equal in legal rights
York and Delaware today would between them
before Supreme Court.
The liberalization OF what has been called the British empire
the of the tasks her grapp
realities. Canada South Africa NAV
still sentimental England netherlands but
politically she be sister nation that denied then
the family may break up.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-08
Marine Insurance

The memorial which the chairman of the Shipping Board and the
chairman the House Committee Merchant Marine and Fisheries
for consideration by its constituency calls attention vital phase
the development of policy condi
trade The committed by the
accomplished unless support
citizens Prior the this like
subject the acquisv will of competing
nations Even when nationals entered this field they
unduy by Federal
considerable this during session
and took the first toward releasing all power but
go farther.
Today chief difficulty States; sckers
for State rights like the fact that in this protected and
supervised realm OF transportation we'll in the realm domestic
transportation the major rights OF the nation will be recognized in
the end
Shipping to recognize bearing
upon profitable competition
shipping lines with those Of much longer the
securing business 1t has found OF enisng
intelligent and wdevoned with capital who prepared
aid regional providing
calls the insurance interests OF the
with from the where only control
third of the insurance placed this country where
least dominate the This involves broadening
companies
write changes in the OF taxation; permission for American
do business foreign countries allowance
operation between such companies for end
The weight of recommendations that State insurance
missions legislatures they naturally
approached by the Shipping Board and by the friends the
Congress- If the States will farsighd Con-
presumably will the legislative
era has thoroughly the positive
policy that consistently withhold of supple
mcnary legislation.
steadily showing
had the chance decades rich because OF lack
merchant going sit by passivel and lose their
menc profitable business They reckon their
their lower OF production and longabhed bust
enable them cripple the of the
They Ectating their
defective possible and operating high
and they do it by fair they do by unfair
Congress- when assemblies will before
be Of The problem
legislatures similarly stirred
the issue involved one that has popular appeal
The Washington herald., 1920-09-08
Births Reported.

Louis II. and Charlotte O'Byrne. rirI.
stephen L. and Martha L. KowaIski. girl
Bill and Christina Krusenis. hoy.
Frederick G. and Jannits l. Howard. rirI
Wilton c. and Margaret J. Reinhurdt, girl
VIM. r and Mae L. Lynch. hoy
Charles L. and Alma NJ. Courtney hoy
George II. and Elizabeth Greevy, girI.
John and Annie SChlorh girl.
Harry and Marie CruhUrst. girl.
Charles. jr.. and Gertrude Jacobsen girl,
Lester G.. and Julis Z. Fullmer girl
Frank II. and Catherine Cruzier, hOy.
Leroy W. and Anne 2. Cornish. boy.
Lewis VI. and Ruth PUgh. girl
Fred II. and Gertrude A. Kaiser. boy.
Edward and NirEie Edwards girl
Chester I. and Mary T. Crowell. girl.
Edsar Il. and Ella Dempsey girl
Frank B. and Monte Bloom. boy.
VIM. +. and Agnes r. Culleen. girl.
John J. c. and Rose +. Mccarthy, boy.
John II. and Nellie Cant, girl.
Griffin W. and Matte Richardson, girl.
VIM. and Katie Cole. girl.
James A. and Carrie C. Edmonds. girl.
Benjamin 5. and Florence B. Medley, boy
The Washington herald., 1920-09-08

Twelve men are appointed to take twelve
stones for a memorial out Of Jordan 8
Twelve other stones are Set up in the
midst Of Jordan. 10. 10 The people pass
over. II God magnifieth Joshua 70 The
twelve stones are pitched in Gilgal.
And it came to ass. when all the
people were clean passed over Jor-
dan, that the Lord spake unto
Joshua, saying,
? Take YOU twelve men out of
the people, man.
, And command ye them. saying,
Take you hence out of the midst of
Jordan, out of the place where the
priests feet stood firm. twelve
stones, and ye shall carry them over
with you, and leave them in the
lodging place, where ye shall lodge
this night.
Then Joshua called the twelve
men, whom he had prepared of the
children of Israel, out of every tribe
a mani
5 And Joshua said unto them,
Pass over before the ark of the Lord
your God into the midst of Jordan.
and take you up every man of you
a stone upon his shoulder. aCCording
unto the number Of the tribes of the
children of Israel:
That this may be a sign among
you, that when your children ask
tfeir fathers in time to come, say
ing, What mean ye by these stones ?
Then ye shall answer them.
That the waters of Jordan were cut
off before the ark of the covenant
Of the Lord: when it passed over
Jordan, the waters of Jordan were
cut off: and these stones shall be for
a memorial unto the children of
Israel forever.
8 And the children Of Israel did
so as Joshua commanded, and took
up twelve stones out of the mid It
OF Jordan, as the Lord spake unto
Joshua, according to the number of
the tribes of the children of Israel.
and carried tnem over with them
unto the place where they lodged
and laid them down there.
And Joshua set up twelve
stones in the midst of Jordan, in the
place where the feet of the priests
which bare the ark of the covenant
stood: and they are there unto this
day.
10 7 For the priests which bare
the ark stood in the midst of Jordan,
until every thing was finished that
the Lord commanded Joshua to
speak unto the people. according to
all that Moses commanded Joshua
and the people hasted and passed
over.
IL And it came TO pass, when all
the people were clean passed over,
that the ark OF the Lord passed
over. and the priests, in the presence
of the people. . 4
The Washington herald., 1920-09-08
Notes BY a Washington Observer
Prohibition Boss Kramer Described as Man
"With Suburban Air''-British Dele
cation Headed by Irishman.

Soldiers Home, on the northeastern
periphery of the capital, to look at
Augustus st. GaUdcns' Grief" OF
heroic bronze, the mystic yelled fig
ure of sOrrOwing woman guards
the grave of a Mrs. Adams. an Old
time WashinGtOnian and occupies a
secluded place beneath a bower Of
hcmlock trees. The statue is almost
startling in its life-likencss and is
marked by that Photographic rea-
hSm which finds such characteristic
expression in St. Gaudcns work.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-08
Browsing Round in
Politics
By LABERT ST. CLAIR,
tncIe Sam Issues Liauor.

With no desire Whatever to
cause rush into the Forestry Serv-
ice, nor to induce politicians to try
to get strangle hold on this de-
partment of the government, it is
stated here and now that liquor is
being dispensed free by that bu-
reau Of Uncle Sans works.
OF course there are strings on
the liquor. For instance, one has
to be member of the Alaskan
squad, which goes deep into the ice
and snow of the North and is frozen
in several months year. to get it.
Also. the allotment per man is just
three quarts a year
No limit is placed on the time in
which man may consume his three
quarts but it is provided that when
his three quarts are gone, he gets
no more. Therefore, if man
should draw his full three quarts
from the company headquarters. re-
tire and attach a glorious bun unto
himself with the three quarts. he
can freeze the rest of the winter
in so far as Uncle Sam and his
liquor is concerned.
The most amazing part of this
story, however, is that very few Of
three -quart-a-Year privilege since
prohibition went into effect have
withdrawn their entire allotment.
They leave some over for a par-
ticularly cold day-say when the
temperature is down to 4 hundred
or so below.
For the information of those who
may be thinking of seeking a lob
in the service because of its very
attractive liquOring, it might also
be added that all outside men in
the service spend the winter in n
thick coat of tallOw. Upon entering
the Circle country. they melt up
candles and other kinds of fat and
smear their bodies with it. This
keeps out the cold and also makes
it very uncomfortable for neighbors
who happen to drop in when the
wearer of the tallow gets near a
fire.
Tough on the Bear.
John Pollard. member of the Fed
eral Trade Commission, was raised
down in Virginia where real live
bears still roam the woods. In the
same neighborhood with Pollard
there once lived an old fellow whose
wife made his life very miserable
1t was her custom to bounce skill
let's, brickbats, pieces of stovepipe
and scantlings off the old mans
head when she had nothing else to
do.
One day a neighbor rushed into
the old mans yard and cried:
Jim, hurry down in the pasture.
your wife is in a fight with a bearr'
Not on your life," Jim replied.
pulling at the stem of his corncob
pipe, that bear got himself into
that fight and he can get out the
best way he can"
The Washington herald., 1920-09-08

IAtE I'>tr ifr lowest. O.
Relative humidity-s am. Or. p e.. 81;
pm. -
Rainfall a. pm. 10 : r. n . u.u6
Hours Uf sUushIne- $50.
er cent ut pus>IhI. s4u-' D.. g.
Departures from Normal.
Accumulated dcfrIpu.r uI tpmpers ture
siI.r" January T. 1891 81.
pchri"n.y Of temperature since Septemcsr
l. 1880. 80
Accumulated deh,ienry ~ prccipitation
since January J. 1871 ] I4a
Deficiency Of precipitation since September
l. 1890. O.53.
Temperature same date last year-HlEb-
ct %, lowest. o..
The Washington herald., 1920-09-08
Deaths Reported.

George A. Feusner, 20 years, St. Eliza
beth's Hospital
Arthur J. McCabe, 81, 347l l4th st. NV.
Michael J. RRedy, 6S IS St ne
Francis Mabel Thompson, II, Children's
Hospital
VIM. +. Boyer, %. 2229 Prout st. Sc.
ElenOr NJ Gutridge, SO. 1911 9Th st. NV.
Alfio Nicotra, -, Garfield Hospital.
James W. Woodward, "a, U. s. Naval
Hospital.
Walter b. Pettus. 81, 1914 T st. NV.
Eliza A. Atchison, u. 1897 18th St NV.
Walter n. Atkins, 3. 1918 st. ne.
Dolores X. Hardy, months, 2l7 C 81. ne.
Eta Gilbert, 10. Tuberculosis Hospital.
James 7. W. Parks, So. l2T Ct. NV.
Lizzie Gerry, As, TO4 9th St sw.
Thornton Day, 40. Wash. Asylum HospItal.
George W. Oliver, months, LAnwood
Heights ne.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-08
9 New York City
By o. o. Mcintyre.


New York, Sept. L.
. She came from the shadows.
CHASTITY and haggard.
Her claw-like fingers.
Clutehing with dread.
Then she looked about.
And Joined in the human Niagar;
From sixty theaters.
- And in the splash Of light.
Hersface was eerle.
Her hair disheveled.
And her shoulders stopped.
She walked back and forth.
Forth and back and past.
Scanning a sea OF faces.
Faces that were flushed.
Happy and buoyant.
And she was ready always.
To bestow the tragic smirk.
. But Sultan and satrap.
Prince and pauper.
Turned away with shudders.
And women whose throats.
Blazed with jewelled stars.
Like the Milky way.
Drew their skirts away.
With instructive disgust.
As she lurched by.
And she passed one man.
who gave her a quick glance.
Then flashed a silver badge.
And she cringed like the dog.
In fear of the lash.
And darted across the way.
And was gone
And as I walked home.
Content with the world.
wondered why it was.
That in that vast throng.
Wine of a hundred races.
Romance Of a thousand tribes.
There was not one.
Including myself.
Who held out a hand.
Or gave a word of nope.
To this bit of driftwood.
Tossed up by mad currents.
over which perhaps.
She had no control.
And yet any one Of us.
Might have been as she.
And what the world needs.
Is less convention.
And more humanity.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-08

Hill %. both Of Richmond, Va. The Rev.
L. s. Dunlap.
Edward IL. Mankin, IS. and Corinne NJ.
Weed. % both Of Richmond, Va. The Rev.
J. E. Briggs.
Anna Echelberger. %. Of RusselIvflle XIV
The Rev. NJ. o. Beebe.
Alvin Reiners, %. and Ada e. Cook, "a
both Of Washington. The Rev. r, Y.
Browning.
Ray Posey, 20. ard Georgia Watkins. 10,
both OF Washington. The Rev R. 2. Carter,
Rcy NJ. fortier. OF Eagle Pass, Texas, and
Theodore Henckels. 2e, Of Washington. The
Rev. c. 7. Warner.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-08
Events of Today

Luncheon 70 retiring Commis-
sioner Louis Brownlow, City Club.
1880 noon.
Democratic rally. New willard
Hotel. p. m.
Meeting, Bible Institute, First
Brethren Church. Twelfth and z
streets southeast, 7:45 p. m
Meeting, Kalorama Citizens As
ISOLATION, The Highlands, s .. n.
Dance. Southeast Community Cen
ter, Tyler School. S y. m.
Amusements.
Polfs-"Wild Cherry"
Belasco-Frances Starr in one"
National-Mitzi in Lady Billy
Gsrrick-Garrick Players in East
Lynne"
p. +. Keith's-VaudeviIle
strand-VaudeviUe and nlms.
Gayety-MolIie Williams Great
est Show"
Folly-"Broadway Bellies"
Loew's Palsce-walIsce Reid IN
What's Your Hurry"
Moore's RIsIto-PauIine Frederick
I in Madame. X"
] CrandsITs Metropolitan - Louise
Glaum in Love Madness >
/ Loew's CoIumbis-"Humores
CrandalTs Knickcrbocker-H
B. Walthsll in The Splendid Haz-
ard"
Crandslrs - Romance OF Happy
Va,loy."
Glen Echo-Resort facilities.
Steamer Macalester-Dsily excur-
sions TO Mount Vernon.
Marshall HaII-Resort smuss-
ments.
Chesapeake Besch-Resort at
fractions.
Colonial Beach Warrington
Atlantic City"
Chevy Chase Lake-Dsncing.
Congress Heights-Beneft dance.
Band Concerts.
Band concert today nt United States Cap
I itol BY tie United States Marine Band
/ WiIHzsa Il. SanteImanu- leader
Program
l March, Admiral Dewey ....-.. -SsutsInAnn
| Overture, The Flying Dutchmsu' wsFusr
/ Caprice. "EgHntine'' .-.........v Van Loo,k
SeTtst from 'LucIs -.-.,-.-..-.- Donizstu
Musicians A Witeomb. BricElsy. r
Ha1es, r. Clara. H Erisman. Niner.
Grand Scenes from The Dusk o. The
Gods" Observation-Disclosures. Warus-
Album Leaf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .Warus.
''Entrsnce ot the Guests at the wartburT Y
frUm ia nuha user ......-..... NaErpl
The star Spangled Banner
At Franklin PARK: 30 p. n b. The Boy
Scout Band. J. J.. kldWeII. leader
Program
+NAA'-iANA o. d Akf1neT
Aarrh. ''lnveFcar rglll .--..---. ..---.-- LIthruw
Sercnade, Evening Shadow" with co-ucf
solo -.----..-..-..- -..------. r lng
Musician Earl SmHuwopd
Waltz. ''PegEy'' ''.......-.........--...---E Evans
toI Trot. Il Want Daddy ..---..-- Slulus
lntermezzo. simplicity" ...-.... Darffv Lee
March. National Emblem ...-.. Bsflsv
Killarney with Euph0uium solo L q. Dc Witt
Musician Glenn Jones
Washington ---.--.-- ..----..- PIsrs0t
Led hy Composer william T Pisrsrr
Fox TrUt. Love Nest. r........-.--. -Ht-srh
HomestrptCh Gallon. ......-..-. EfrF
The Star SpanElpd Bannsr."
The Washington herald., 1920-09-08
"Over 21."

issue faces administrators OF electoral
machinery Shall be required
they Over 2" They prefer the course with
its elusive they they do aors
Tradition and policy dictate attitude Conscience
Mans experience in dealing with the technique franchise
and registration citizenship necessity
Of and complete experience with man has
taught her the advantage Of minimizing the new
woman tees quite deeply about this "od woman
did, do not know But that gallant State executives
and lawmakers OF the older whose vocabulary still includes
the word chva getting their together to see whether
legal not be found let that she
"over I'll But already equtarians appeared who saw
why impose that which absove women
from dong?" And thus again life becomes riddle
The end hog" almost the farm variety of hoo
but kind OF hog has made his in
ngton This hog is the selfish
and small change, He usually into the car He
takes stand the platform beside the blocks the
aisle so that no him. Then he tumble his
pocket and finally pulls BILL 81 and sometimes &
The conductor make change platform becomes
completely hd with the region of
the seats Woudb the struggle to get I'D
the platform Another stops Traffic
blocked Then the aisle hog and his change
drops token the box and The traffic a broker