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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
"Nomnds Of the North"

\ James Oliver Curwood story
could hardly be anything but sue
ccssful. The above named Is play
ing all this week at tho Broadway
and the members of the cast are
alone sufficient recommendation for
II. without the authors support OF
tho irrcproachable manner in which
ii has been produced. Lon CLANCY
and Betty Blythe have leading roles.
You Will miss a great deal by failing
TO zee this tale Of the red-blooded
North.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
SLEEPING IN STORES
High Point Merchants Arc Seeking
to Bring to Halt Scries of
nurElarleS.
IBy Associated Press.J

HIGH POINT, y. c.. Nov. 30.-Mcr-
chants OF this city are sleeping In
their stores in an effort to bring a
halt 10 series OF hurglarics occur
ring here during the past ten days
which have resulted In the loss OF
merchandise valued at thousands Of
dollars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

Railroad officials apparently ara not con
WINGED Of Mexicos complete conversion or they
would not send their coaches over the border
the .. o. y. system.
Don't 5e!iev. comedians out OF jobs stole
tina, private stock from New Jersey uagnat..
Theirs serious .mprise, and for the
!naGnata it tragedy.
Winchester exhibits snakes which he
found wrigglinS across the ice. No, for moth
ing is Winchester the center OF the apple
bet
D'Annunzio reorEanizes his army on IN.
council plan, but nc continues TO dictate the
meter.
De supreme IN things martial they arc not so
IN things marital. and has annullcd their mar
riages 10 German Grctchens Sedan for
cupid.
New ku K!ux Khan claims to be same old
orEan!zat!on, then proceeds 70 disp.ove It's
claim by going North for membership
N"stead predicts the dry Law viii hold but
lis leaking badly IN places
A. ion= Secretary Baker II; sri
Tn" conscientious objectors" free the coun-
iry IS glad he waited until the coming OF
winter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Minter.s nlenxinu..

Among other things. bless ;hc coming
az winter FOR the following reason viz. to wit
namely:
That Tor three months least. shan't
De bored 10 death listening to the fellow who
says lie can raise enc uEh table stun in his
back yavG TO pay the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

"Ths." said the hail boarGcr. proudly. is
IA eirht-day clock.
An" said the visitor Every eight days
YOU wind t:"
No: pawn IL"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Louise Lovely nj BIueblrd.

This dainty and petite little girl
has now attained sole stellar honors
and will be seen FOR two days at this
theatcr in her first production. The
Little Grey Mouse" which will he
supplemented with q strong added
program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

Hit do beat all said Charcoal Eph
in mood how 20 kin go Z alinos any ten
an'-hftecn cent sto an cit sumpn TO- seven
tyf' cents or dolah an a half Eat a
PICKLE. Mstah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
JAPANESE VOTE LARGE
SUM FOR ARMAMEMTS
Cabinet Approves budget, Half OF
Proposed Expenditure HeinE
for War I'urpOHeN.
fnv Associated press.l

IFy !NbbVEIH l"I TFEH'I
TOKYO. Nov. 30.--Thc Cabinet to-
dag approved the budget fer 1a2l-22,
totalinE 1852, 100000 yen. of which
13s. 900 900 yen is for ornaments,
The navy budget Is 49s.000.000 yen.
Of which li40o0.000 yen is for new
construction. while the army estimate
is o45,0Q0,O00 yen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
The Weather
Furnished h, 4. Is. Weather .surean.,
Forecast; Virginia

forecast: Virginia
-Unscttlcsl. with
r,ln We Il n q Il n.y.;
Thursday fair. mo-
change In trmpern-
turc.
North CRrnII',n-
Partly cloudy WrJ-
n~sdRyj Thur y nuy
fAlr: no change In
temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Rising To Public Expectation

W/lTH a full membership present, the
w Council Finance Committee last night
supported the Mayor in his request that II
liz the salary OF the Director OF Public
Works at sum sufficiently large to enable
him to secure the best engineering talent
in the country TO plan the developments
which are 10 put Richmond il the forefront
as one of the most progressive cities in the
land. by vote of } 10 4, the committee
recommended 10 the Council that the ordi-
nance fixing the salaries OF the heads OF
departments be amended to fN the salary
q. the Director OF Public Works AT $4,000
year. thus meeting tho Mayors request
in full
In thus rising 10 tho full measure of pub
lie expectation the committee has rendered
service the value OF which. when its
recommendation shall have met with the
Common Councils approval. as ii assuredly
Will be, cannot he overcstimatcd. With the
expenditure OF the millions that must soon
he undertaken the city owes ii 10 the tax
paying public 10 eXpend this money in
manner that will insure TO Richmond the
getting of dollars worth Of value for
every dollar expended. Upon the Mayor
rests the responsibility TO see that these
results are obtained In his vision OF the
c!ty'S needs, he recognized the necessity oil
securing a big man for the job ahcad---a
nan fitted by education, training and
perience 10 plan the developments to which
the people are unit in agreeing Richmond
is entitled for coming generations In
recognition Of this responsibility. the FL
nance Committee gives practical heed TO
The Mayors admonition.
The committees action cannot but be
gratifying To all who have Richmonds flu
turc welfare al heart. II is an earnest OF
stili better things TO come.
Goods in Boston University are forbid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
IN Election ON Merit

\YJHllE the election Of Mrs. b. Is. Mum
w ford By the City Council to a seat on
the School Board, succeeding the late Dr.
Ct woman's newly gained influence and
power in municipal affairs, as n result OF
Their enfranchisemcnt, and il is indeed Il
precedent tia, the Council has established
The Times Dispatch does not regard il IN
that light. II is rather tribute TO Mrs
Munford herself a recognition OF her splen-
did ability. the public service to which she
las so cnergetically devoted her brilliant
talents and her admitted qualifications for
position in the body which directs the
public schools
The Council nigh, have looked over the
whole field OF availables, regardless OF sex
creed or political favOr---which unquestion-
ably in the performance OF its duty II did
and ii could have found none beter fitted
In the place, none whose selection would
meet with NOR" hearty. popular approval
In addition Ia Mrs Munfords other public
activities. and she has been houorcd in state
and nation as we'll as by many associations
OF which She is the head she has been an
earnest and thoughtful SUDDEN, OF the pub
lie schools. She is vcrscd in what they arc
doing and Is thoroughly convcrsant with
their needs. Her long experience in cdu-
ca,ional work. both public and in various
educational institutions. now is placed at
the disposal OF Richmond. and It's school
system Will be the better thereby
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Inst Day for nm. Burke.

AZ the Bijou today with The Frisky
Mrs. Johnson" a delightful comedy of
the carnival season is Paris. The
supporting east is headed by Ward
Crane.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

Norfolk just won't I've happy. II :nourned
because Il Was dry. and now that the tides have
submerged * IL o!npla!rs because IL is wet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Up With the Times
Dl II. q. II.

Fcmaine styles in Washington must be
startling indeed when they shock =
liadu. from the land where the women make
their skindu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

Thrce Drown III UtUrEiH NfVtr. .
SAVANNAH. GA, Nov. 3O.-F. j.
Cave. tho latter a negro, have been
drowned in the 0geechee River. at
Kim's Ferry. about fifteen miles from
tho city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Lave.
ItIIitnrlnn. AnxLow.

Tho moro i fellow THINKS OF Love. the more
H. is unable to think of anything else
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

state OF Tabaseo is living Up 10 It's name il
making things no; fo- the new government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Serial Mt Rex.

That over popular pair, Ben Wilson
and Neva Gerber. are reaching "A most
Interesting stage of their thrilling
serial. The Branded -Four" new
chapter of which heads the Rex The.
alter bill today with splendid added
comedy and news features.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

Japanese hunger striker dies after fas, o!
only thirteen days. BUT the ia ps will do bat
ter after they have had more experience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Madam. Knit odeon.

Pauline Frederick VIII De at thIl
theater today and tomorrow In hei
superb dramatic triumph. Mother Low,
in the keynote OF MADAME X"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

William Hohcnzollcrn announces that he
will give 100000 To each OF his children
and not one OF the children has been heard
making noise like the Boston youngster
who refused TO accept million.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

President Eject Harding reaches, Jamaica
just after The court has taken the ban OF
its ginger. Ana it Is the home OF another
potion which once enjoyed considerable
popularity IN the States. Ask Dad--hc
knows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

With the army OF the league OF nations
hAed at $500 mon no provision seems to
i,ave been made for privatcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
In Slow Pht,udelphia.

Headline in Pierce Murder Case: police
Looking for Plump blonde
In case you catch of 'am than YOU
need. Officer. you might drop 4 line!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

Co-cds in Boston University are forbid
den 10 wear skirts more than six inches
above the tops OF their shoes, which may
explain the demand in Boston stores for
shoes that take all day to button.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

All. 'o 49,
MI SICNTlOSS To .,
Timrs-Di>patch M" "
to indi, iJuais.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
rsrhe Dirk Star"

Matt Moore and piquant Marion
Davies head the all cast which
will be seen in this film today only
Mt the Victor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Local T.mpernturc Yesterday.

~. temperature .........
MSnunuui temperature, to 8 l.. M
Wan,," m temperature TO s 4. M.. /:
:Soan tonlpcrnture yesterday "
inon riinI temperature for this date
Denciency yesterday
D'nciehcy since March I a
brHc!chcy since January -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

naihIaii IL hours ending q 10 NJ =.
EEnumla'i hours ending S r. MIL il
Excess since january ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

The world knew that Europe had lost It's
head but IL did not expect steady old Mt
Blanc to follow suit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

One reason why Wilson is expected To
receive tie Nobel peace prize is because
there will hc no round robin" 10 interfere
with its award
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

iN"nl obserrntions ut y T. NJ Ye.,.r,,,,
!nd direction. northeast; wind Vcto"Iiy
~. weather at J.. NJ. Hight Tair, '''''
Special Dutn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
/ iltIlnun0 Glnlrs.plspatrb

ssePnLIsHED ever, da, in the year 1t ,,. !" Times
Ecntt, Street, Richmond. Va. by Inc A
~ OSHQtSh Publishing Co. Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

Money is the root Of all evil, so the Boil
shcvists propose to start the millennium by
casting OUT The ROOT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12
Traiiming Camp Gossip

TYLER. Ter. March f2.--Four
doubles. five triples and n home run
featured yesterdays game with San
Antonio. wherein tho Alamo city ag.
gregation was mopped up. 20 TO 8.
NEW ORLEANS.--A bit OF gloom
unged the atmosphere OF tho cleye-
land Indians with the announcement
that neither Jack Graney or Larry
Gilbert could be expected 10 join the
forces for some time. duo to fiu.
JACKsONv1LLE.--Arrival OF Tack
Wheat and lily Myers leaves Grimes
tho only missing member Of the
Dodger family.
SAN ANToNIo.-Jeff Barnes, Art
Nshf. Toney and Benton took turns
on tho hill yesterday In the game
which the Giant regulars won from
the recruits, 8 To 1. Benton was the
least effective.
JACKSONvILLE.--Carl Mays
pitched tho first victory which the
Yankee regulars have been abel to
get over the recruits. II was a 9.tos
count. Babe" Ruth didn't g. q hit,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12
COMMUTERS
AND CASEYS
TO BATTLE

0econd place IN The star cage
hague win be at stake Saturday
11ght ~ the knights OF Columbus
vAsa the University Community five
v1u argue with the X OF c. aSgro-
on11on
n knights played In the first
o1u1-fnals and the Commuters in
The second series both teams being
1m(anfsa, by ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ID &he nevicA
he winner Of tomorrow nights
nj VII meet the Smefter team. OF
1hsssnA. runncrs-up In the up-Sound
o1ty IN twc-out -of-three game 10
- Tia firxt game will be played
- the Knights OF Columbus half.
1ers. Wednesday. and tho second mix
- Tsrcrna on Saturday.
Ia Moran school team VIII play
- x Of C. iie-pcund flvs In q pre-
nm1nnry game tcmorrow night. start
~ u 7;ls. The big game gets under
- q SIN.
n 1ancDougafi Scuthwick i've IL
pu1nng IN soma hard practice for
- ~ game with scobey's Pirates.
4nnnA champions, In Tacoma We'd
nnn1ny night The Pirates won the
gna ntie and MacDougnrls copped
- hpnnrs fn The star league
IT, second game Of the big title
nK1.a Win BE- held at the local Y.
- C. A. . week from Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12
First Puck
PlqyoffGo
on Tonight

Seattles' puck squad win
open the Coast title series
with Vancouver's seven to-
night ut the local Arena. The
second game of the series is
billed for Vancouver Monday
night. The team scoring the
most goals in the two games
will be crowned Coast ice
champions. and will make the
trip East to play the Eastern
league winners for the worlds
title.
Both squads are on edge for
tonight's game. and the
strongest lineups of both
teams will be on the ice.
There is a great advantage to
get off to a strong start and
the team winning tonight's
game can afford to play a de-
fensive game in Vancouver
Monday.
Seattle won the playoff and
the Coast title from Vancou-
yer last year, and Manager
Pete Muldoon thinks his hired
help has it on the Vancouver
boys again this time.
Seattle will take the ice
with Riley aud Tobin on the
wings, Foyston at center,
Walker at rover, Rowe and
Hickey on the defense and
Holmes in the nets.
Vancouver will lineup with
Harris and Skinner on the
wings, Roberts at center, Jack
Adams at rover, Cock and
Duncan on the defense, and
Lehman in the nets.
The game will get under
way promptly at $50 A
lacked house should sit in on
he big game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12
JOE NORTON

A fighter. who has been knocke'
down. should not be forced back int
tho contest before 10 seconds hav
according 10 tho opinion o
Joe Norton. veteran sporting write
OF Newark. N ].
T1rsu the careless observance Of the
rules By Incompetent referees con-
t<~tauts who have been knocked
down have suffered an injustice by
their opponents standing over them
and attacking them before, on sris-
ing, they were able TO assume = Dor
ing ~ protective attitude. Again, .
fallen boxev IN numwous occasions
has saved himself by falling onto an
opponent and ciInching until the ef-
fects Of tho blow have passed off.
BY compelling y contestant after
scorfug n knockdown % retire 10 his
CORNER and remain there until the
cSunt Of 10 has beeu compIeted viii
greatly odd tn the fairness Of the
contest and minimize the possibilities
81 sccid1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12
BILLIARD DRAWINGS WILL BE
PUBLISHED IN STAR SATURDAY

Plans are laid TO get the event un-
der way at the Second ave. pariosu
Monday night. All preliminary saDeD
Will be conducted upon the eleminar
ton plan until the final four In both
Class A and Class Il are determined.
and then each player meets each
player In his own section. the wtnneg
taking home a silver trophy.
Other prizes are being lined mp and
It's worth every three cushion play.
er's while 20 get In tho meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12
NORMAN ROSS

Australians are rather disappotnt
ed in the swimming abilities Of Nor
man Ross. who II touring their coun
try at present. They say that hi'
success is due 20 physical strength
rather than to skill. Nevertheless
Ross has convinced them that th'
trudgeon crawl has It's advantages
Comment from Sydney follows:
Your great swimmer. Norman
Ross, has given M our first glimpse
Of the trudreoa crawl. and We must
admit now thai IL IL remarkable
stroke. Ross. himself. - ono Of tho
finest sii-sround swimmer that ever
wss seen h~r~. hut II In debatahis
whether he woyid have been able
TO beat our avn best star. the late
Barney Kiernan-
That your stroke should be won
dewfupy efncient when used by .
really good swimmer We have no
doubt. Ross, however. Inns = bad
arm action. particularly with the
right arm. and We wonder what he
could do with perfect form. or what
Kiernan could have doBo had he
known tho trndreon crawl. Hemem-
her that the latter covered sso yards
In ~ minutes III SIS seconds with the
trudxoon. n performance which will
take some beating even today"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12
ny FIRED TURBYVIII.E

They don't como back very often.
but here IL Johnny Coulon bidding
for another entry into tho hall OF
fame. Johnny is n bit baid.headed.
but In other respects quito all to-
gethcr as far aa tho naked eye can
nee. lie In Just past 80 and declares
himself that he never was in better
physical condition than now and that
tho army life of tho past few years
has brought him back into his own
an n bower. And he really believes
he IL coming back and make hot Of
trouble for the other little fellows.
His last fight was In 1917 with Pete
Herman. IL lasted three rounds. and
Herman was tho victor.
But didn't start In to write about
Coulon's record There In Just ono
particular anglo 10 IL, tho. that Inn
presses me. Johnny probably gave
away as much woight--he says moro
as Jimmy Wilde ever gave away.
America has never laid any partio
ular claims TO fiyweiRht champion
nhips. hut did you know that John
ny Coulon always he's been a ny
weight and fought most Of his bat
ties with boyu weighing from 10 TO 10
pounds heavier
Couion started at the age of IL
He was AN amateur for some time
and weighed only 70 pounds In his
street clothes. Hts daddy. pop"
Coulon. wanted 10 see Johnny be
como a great boxer and he watched
over him thru tho amateur stage
Johnny showed up at an amateur
tourney IN Kid Towards gyrnnas-
ium. Tho KID looked at thu scales
when Johnny stepped on and told
him he'd better vamooss. But
Johnny stuck thru deriAive laughter.
and his dad wanted 10 bot 500 he
could whip any OF tho other lads.
They selected Danny Goodman. who
weighed around iie. and Johnny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12
CHUCK VIRGINS MA

This II not story about Mrs
wigyins Of the caboage Pateh.- but
tho mother Of -Chucsx- Virgins. 20
y-sr-oid Australian borer. now In
this country. Virgins began nShtins
m a feafherw-ight ana now weighs
1856 pounds. He began 10 box when
he was 10 years old. and his mother
made him train TO be In shape One
night whrn he returned from . nghi
with a split eye and n bad ear Mrs.
virgins read the riot act TO her son.
yssTi train. ard tvsin hasd. sft<v
thta. che teid the the ySungst>v. and
never again did "Chuek" enter the
ring cut of csoditlon when he did his
training 81 homo
My meshex got % that shs cssid
tell In an instant whcthes . feliSw
was In shsp~. said "Chaek-' shs
kn~w more ss~at condition than the
b~rexs themselves. and she could tell
sftev seeding = new man wosking
few INMATES vhsthor he could fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12

altho tho fence was paintee gfSen to
relieve tho strain on his eyes.
MrAMT.--The world C h m p ions
Reds staged their first club contest
OF the season yesterday. the vstsr.
ans beating the colts to in Z ~
inning game. Walter Rsuther and
Jimmy Ring. worlds series heroes.
each pitched five innings. Nick Al.
len. catcher. ripped on three doubles
for the veterans.
OAKLAND. -Anothe workout -.
day and tomorrow and Sunday he
oaks indulge in practice games. Do1
Howard says his boys are in fne
shape. Tomorrow he will put in :
team against the Oakland Chamber
OF Commerce nine. which last weak
beat the University Of California
LOS ANGELES.--The Vernon n
gers will play tho FIRST Of three
game series with the Chicago Cubs q
Washington Park this afternoon. Tl,o
batteries Will be--Cubs. Tyler a.
Vaughn and KInfer; Vernon. Dsj1
and DeVormer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12

Drawings for Tho Seattle Star
three cushion tourney 20 be held at
Brown A Hulen's next week viii be
published Saturday In The Star.
Entries are being lined up by Char
ley Hulcn and BIN Brown, who win
have their Lists OF players ready to-
day.
Anybody is eligible TO enter the city
angle tourney and can register for
time today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-12
AsfATEuRTsM

The threat from the Middle West
and its International Power Boat
union isn't worrying Albert l.. Iud
son. president Of the American
Power Boat association The biz
question ia arnat.urisr. he says.
The p~ir-apAi d1ffersscs Il spts-
I'm be<ween this n~w esgnnisstion md
The American Power BSsA Anaorfs-
tiss 10 over tho csAh prtae question.
bat need hardly ssy that the
American rSwW Bnss association
will nevex strsks liz osisrv on that
auession. There y differpace BE-
tween IN assateuy aud . professional
sad In all lines sf spsrt, b~th Ian the
unifsf States end tn evcry ofhc~
c~unfry In tbs intevnstiouAl Afh-
Ietio union. the nss y dr~Sn II the
cssh prize
"a p~rsou who Win nSt eumpsts
In = contest for hsnors In sfhl<t1s.
motor beating. gvtf. tennis. billiards
o. any ether sport without the In
eentlvs Of . ca~h prins h ma, will
net ard never hss born euDridered
an amateur. sod any sr,euut Of ~
gum~nf h unnecessary To sut~fanti-
ste that fact u n simply srkncui-
edged without question by escvy sa-
thorisy that ths limo must b. drawn
somewhere. and Il 10 drawn ~ the
cash prime"