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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-03


Bal. SCI, sist. 1921 .......... s4,375.5I
FERD GARRETSON.
City Treasurer.
City Of Perth Amboy. N. j..
Statement Of the City Treasurer for the
Month OF Sept. 1921.
GENERAL ACCOUNT
Bal. Sept. LIST. 1921 .......... 301,1s2.3O
Received Of the City Clerk
Billiard Licenses .........--. 1000
Fees z3o9
1885
Received Pubic Library
Fees collected Month Of Aug. 243S
Received Of Clerk of DistlNct Court
Fees collected during Sept. . 3S1.S5
Received OF Collector OF .eyenue
Miscellaneous Licenses ......... $1,000
Recorders Fines .............. $500
Fees ........ 1850
electrician Feen ............ $685.
Excavation Permits . so. 90
Harbor Board Fees ............ 232.14
Market Fees sax 90
Scale Fees $500
Board of Health Account .-...- s2.zS
2 x S Account ....... 221.s6
Auto Bus Receipts ....-.--.... S6a-se
Taxes 1918 s91.9 %
1920 6.54s.02
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
GIBBONS QUICKLY
STOPS WILLIAMS
Latter's Seconds Toss Towel
Into Ring in the Fourth
Round.
ny CHARLES II. MArHIsoN.

Does Prof. Albert Einstein lecture
nified man OF the doorkeeper at the
Pioneer Sporting Club.
No" was the response, "Prus I'm
stein is around the corner at the Sixty
ninth Regiment, but Prof Thomas Glib
bons and Prof. Lawrence Williams will
engage in scientific debate here this
evening"
Prof. Einstein drew the biggest crowd
but those at the Pioneer Club saw the
more exciting debate. Prof. Gibbons
squelched Prof Williams with fine
assortment of Queensherry science in
exactly twelve minutes and twenty sec
onds. To be exact. Gibbons stopped Will
Jams after twenty seconds Of boxing in
the fourth round. the seconds OF the
Bridgeport man tossing in towel when
williams was on the canvas and helpless
from right to the Jaw,
Williams was completely outclassed.
He was knocked down for count OF
nine three times in the first round,
twice in the second. once in the third
and once in the fourth. Gibbons claims
he would do the same to Brennan, Greb
and some others If they will NEE. him
There were knockouts in three other
bouts George Nixon stopped Willie
Lynn in the second round, Nixon re-
fusing to answer the bell for the third
Bill Shel.inger stopped Sailor Martin
after fifty seconds of boxing In tie sec
ond round. The bell saved Martin in
the first Johnny Smith stopped Billy
Bush In the fourth, the referee inter-
fering when Bush was helpless.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
CHESS MATCH GOES OVER.

HAVANA. April 12.-The eleventh game
in the series for the chess championship
of the world was postponed tonight
A statement given out by the officials
merely said:
"Capa blanca and Lasker. with the
consent of the referee. decided to post
pone play In the worlds championship
chess match until tomorrow evening
The reason for the postponement wac
not made public.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13

New York WcrdBure
;.
betting tracks which favor
Legislative leaders here tonight The r" nepeta-
OF
carefully the bill since however have declared
an-bettng
held they did not
"bootmak
payp
weight OF the fact that
from Queens county where
or the
OF = Asemblyman
public
fronaA any mai 10
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
EDGAR T. APPLEBY QUALITIES

The final of the preliminary games or
the handicap ballzlinc amateur billiard
tournament for the Poggenburg cup In
progress in the Rational Recreation In
Brooklyn was played last night, with
Edgar T.. Appleby defeating Cyri,
Sloane, $50 TO 5c. Appieby had an
unfinished run of 90. The victory places
Appleby in the final round of section 3
with Frank w. Boyd.
In section a John r. Johann and Sid
ney Brussel qualified, while Julian Rice
and James Langdon are the contesta nts
in section &. Robert NJ. Steinbugler.
last years winner, will also play IN the
finals. Tho first two games OF the finals
will be played tonight.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
ON WHITE SULPHUR LINKS.

Speciai Despatch 10 THE NFw YotK IiErAtn.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. Va,
April 1.-THE nrst annual spring tour
nament OF the White Sulphur Springs
Golf and Country Club began to-day.
with Atty taking part. Ideal weather
conditions prevailed. G. J. Dunphy of
Woodland went around In 75 and led
the field by four strokes. His nearest
rival was A. j. Mendes Of slwanoy, the
recent winner OF the Palm Beach cham
plonship. Scores up to % qualified In
the frat aixfaen.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
BILLIARD ORDINANCE BEATEN.

During the regular monthly meeting
of the New York Billiard Room owners
Association. which was held yesterday
afternoon at Thum's Academy. word was
received from Albany that the proposed
new billiard ordinance was defeated in
the state Assembly.
There had been much sentiment locally
against the proposed bill. chiefly coming
from the billiard players in this part OF
the state. as the players felt that event.
ually the additional tax proposed In the
bin would have fallen upon them.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
LEWIS SUCCESSFULLY
DEFENDS HIS TITLE
TUice Throws Caddock With
Vicious He0diocks.

DEs MONIES. la. April 12.-Ed
'.straneler" Lewis successfully defended
his heavyweight wrestling title OF the
world here tonight when he took both
falls OF his match against Earl Cad
dock. The first came In hour 30 min
utcs and tho second in minutes ana %
seconds.
Both falls were the result OF vicious
headlocks. and in both instances Cad
dock was left unconscious In the ring.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
Rickard Spikes Rumor..

Frank Moran, whose Mary Ann
punch has created disnay among The
heavyweights Of England and France,
and who has been msking a desperat to
effort TO get on O. match with Carpenter,
seems to have spread a report to the
effect that the Frenc,man was not to
keep his engagement with Dempsey
Moran appears to have convinced Eng
lish writer's on sport that Carpentic
would prefer to remain In Europe and
box the Pittsburghcr than come to
America for a battle with the worlds
champion on July 3. These reports
have irrttated promoter Richard and ho
cabled to Dcscamps In relation to item.
Carpenters manager replied as follows:
DO not believe anything published
by English newspapers concerning
Moran. Am waiting for instructions
from Rickarc to sail. Letter follows."
According to London rumors Carpen-
tier was quoted as saying that he was
anxious to get out OF the Dempsey en-
gagement in order to box Moran.
Promoter Riclsard put the quietus On
the yarns by announcing that TIRE
Frenchman's $4,000 forfeit to bind his
match with Jack Dempsey for tie
worlds heavyweight title on July 2 hid
been transferred from the Morgan
Harjes Bank in Paris to the Genital
Union Trust Company OF New York.
David Mackay and Frank Black
came from Newark yesterday morning
to take Rickard on a tour of that city
TO locate site for the big fight. hut
the promoter was SO busy he was TX
cused from making the trip until some
time to-day.
James Twyford OF 703 Madison
street, Brooklyn, applied yesterdayfto
Justice MacCrate in the Brooklyn Su-
premc Court for a writ OF certioran to
feview the recent action of the New
York State Boxing Commission In dis
qualifying him as a boxing manage' for
a period of ninety days.
Affidavits were filed in opposition TO
the granting OF the writ by two rlen,-
ers Of the commission, Walter G. Hooke
and Charles A. White, secretary d the
commission.
Justice MacCrate expressed the opin-
ion that "A dangerous precedent might
be established by allowing people out
side the ring to interfere with the de-
cision of the referee"
Augie Rather and Kid Lewis will
meet tonight at the Manhattan Casino
In fifteen round battle. The winner
hopes to get match with Johnny Will
son. Charley Hayes and Kid Wolfe will
meet in the other event.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
$4,000 POOL IN GARDEN.

rians have been hled with the Man
haitian Bureau OF Buildings for INSTALL
ing a large $4,000 SWIMMING pool In
the centre Of the arena OF the Madison
Square Garden. II will be Of reinforced
concrete. decorated with large urns at
the corners and the sides. with allie
gorIcal figures cut in the concrete.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
FLYNN STOPS STEWART.

Irish Paddy Flynn las, night knocked oul
Young Stewart In the sixth round of what
as 70 have been a fifteen round contest IN
tho Brooklyn Arena. Flynn outclassed his
opponent from the start aud sent Stewart 10
tho canvas twice In the fifth stansa. In the
first OF the two ten round bouts Jimmie Car
roll received the judges decision over willie
7 aney. In the second Tony Caponi earned
the judges verdict over ArtIe OLeary.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
SUNNY jim WORKS
FAST AT GRAVESEND
Surprises His Trainer by Way
He Steps Half Mile-N0tes
of the Track.
BY HENRY v. KING.

II was chilly and clear at Belmont
Park yesterday morning. but the track
was fast and there were several lively
moves. Most of the trainers used the
training track and sent their charges
over 1t at good clip. There was moth
ing exceptionally fast. however. Mrs.
Payne Whitney's Derby candidate.
Touch Me Not. was out and breezed 4
mile. fighting hard for more rein, in
1 80. Nancy Lee. Sporting BlooI.
Smoke Screen and Banksia, the other
Derby candidates. were on the slow
side.
Clifford A. Cochran and Joseph &c.
Widener were among the sportsmen
present to see their horses work.
Dr. McCully returned from Havre lie
Grace yesterday afternoon and reported
that the coughing epidemic at the Mary
land course Is not as severe as was re-
ported. lie said there were a score or
more horses ailing. but that there was
nothing serious the matter with an of
them. lie said the sudden drop In the
temperature last week brought about
the coughing. Following his report sew
e.al stables at Belmont Park made
plans to ship to Maryland on Thursday.
Jim Fftzsimmonss estimation OF Sun
ny Jim. the three-year-old son OF Friar
Rock and Lucy NJ. which didn't reach
the starter last year. is increasing every
day. Yesterday morning at the Graves
end track the colt sprang big sur
price. Fitz instructed Joe Mooney to
let him run half mile And Sunny
Jim did run. He ran much faster than
the trainer intended he should and Fit2
signalled the jockey to pull up. From
the half mile mark the colt galloped an
other quarter and covered the six fur
longs eased up. in 1T. 1t was the
best work OF the season either at Graves
end or Belmont Park.
Playfellow also showed nice turn
OF speed. II was the best he has worked
this year. but 1t wasn't anything like
that Of Sunny Jims Accompanied by
Devil Dog he stepped six furiongs in
:1st-5. Knobbie, with Ballet Dancer
at his side. went three-quarters of q
mile in 1:1e. Compadre, the little son
Of Colin, which was whirlwind two
years ago, Is going along fine. lie
wasn't TO the races last year. but FitZ
Is confident he will race this season and
win several races
King Plaudit has gone wrong again.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13


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The New York herald., 1921-04-13


Tracks sb
IN stretch.
Overwei 4. scrath s.
Stable; W fnu~ S W r. Tmi H. Roseach D. c. A.
90 sane
rood easIy place me
The New York herald., 1921-04-13

NEED more capital Tor your business
Want 10 invest where your services
reouired7 Need q partrer1 Eeal opportuni-
ties In The Iferalds Business Opportunities
want ~. scction.-ddr
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
BOBBY McHAELs ~ BEATEN.

HARTFORD. April i2.--Andy Chaaey of
Beltinore was given the siewspsp per decision
ove- Robby Micfrels of New York in
fwcavc round boxnr match here Tonight
They are fca.herws giits
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
NEWARK GETs BuRFErNp.

TOLEDO. April 12.-4Release Of pitcher
Itarry Burfeind 10 tho Nowaris cllsb ct The
International League was announced al head
quarters OF The Toledo American Assccia, ton
ei,Yi, to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13


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F. y. Eennedy w. L
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The New York herald., 1921-04-13
New National A. A. u.
Boxing Champions

George Odom. his trainer. said he hit
himself and will be out of training for
some time. Major ParlSe and the two
year-olds in the Odom barn are moving
along nicely.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13


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The New York herald., 1921-04-13
sApprentIee aIlowance Claimed

:
INVESTMENT opportunities are often found
in the Busincss Opportunity Ads. IN Tho
Herald's want td. section.-fdr.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
JOCKEY SURRENDERS TO STATE RACING COMMISSION
NEW YORK HERALD RACING CHART
BOWIE Nd, Aprn 1a-wcathcr clear. track fast.

-Four fuonss Time oss 80 40 Purse slcs Value 20
OFF, start
easily Place driving Winner. eh q o by Tho Fnnscener.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13

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The New York herald., 1921-04-13
May Pass Bill at Albany Legalizing Recorded
Bets at All the Race Tracks in This State
New York Hcrald Bureau.
Albany. April fe.

SPECIAL Despatch 10 Tnr NEW Yorr Hrs.lp
The New York herald., 1921-04-13

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The New York herald., 1921-04-13

Augie Rather and Kid Lewis will
meet tonight at the Manhattan Casino
in fifteen round battle. The winner
hopes to get a match with Johnny Will
son. Charley Hayes and Kid Wolfe will
meet in the other event.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13

King Plaudit has gone wrong again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25
CHAPTER XVI.
The Rock Platform.

Shelby had no time to think, or to
even comprehend clearly what con-
fronted him. There was q second In
which he rammed a handful Of cart
ridges into bis empty gun: and then
they were on him. a dozen Indians
swarming up the face OF the rock, and
clutching for hold on the parapet.
He fired blindly straight into their
faces, aware that another revolver
cracked close beside his ear. yet with
no opportunity to glance about BE
saw assailants topple backward.
clutching fingers release their hold.
rifles flung high In air. and roll down
the slope. Savage yelis blended into
cries Of death agony. He felt the clip
Of q ball in his shoulder and staggered
back, from the blow: q tomahawk
grazed his wrist. and the quick slash
Of knife ripped open . leg Of his
trousers, . red stain discoloring the
opening. he had glimpse Of fierce. In
furiated faces. Of waving scalplocks.
Of naked chests and arms. Fingers
rlufrhed ~ him. and he kicked him
srif free. Roth guns empty. be bat
ferad a~av ~ssh the hnffa su,s shins
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25

CHAPTER vL-Leaying his wife In
tho house. shelby goes to care for the
horse. Returning. he Is struck from
behind by an unknown hssailsnt Hours
later he RECEIVERS conrGIousness TO ind
that HI. wife and the KID" have dis
appeared Ho starts In pursuit
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25

Here. q couple Of you. give me iift-
I'll never make Il alone
He was hois,ed over the stone COP
Ing. instantly strengthening up and
warmly grasplng Shelby's outstrerched
hand
Not badly burt. I judge. iadr-
NO. sir; Clipped here and there is
all. and have lost some blood
Mighty glad of that BY God. you
are an honor to the regiment" He
blum. his eyes Frightening with appre-
ciarion- Talk about your Alpine chas-
seurs those fellows OF mine could give
pointers TO a mountain goat Just look
al them come up there by the way.
Shelby. we've got n surgeon back there
somewhere. II you don't need him
yourself. you've got n wounded man
here. ! understand"
mo, sir: his name was MacklIn. and
he's dead. He died before the fight
began. Who told your
a little Mexican girl; seemed to
think lot OF the fellow. Meeting up
with her Is what brought US In here"
'Pnncha-yes where is shel-
The major removed his hat soberly.
u am sorry TO say she got hurt
yonder by the waterfall"
Hurt, Not kiIledr'
Yes, Instantly"
Shelby drew long breath. auI hi>
eyes and those OF his wife's met
"She is happier that way. Tom" she
said understandingly. "Now she will
never know. dreaded 50 to tell her, .
Hays caught the words his eyes
seeking the speakers face.
''Who was the mani" he asked short
ly. zone of the outfii7''
"Yes: In no way worthy"
81 thought likely: and you. take IT,
madam you are Tom Shelby's wife?"
Yes she answered quietly. her
clasp tightening on her husbands arm
- am. and also Colonel Carlyn'.
daughter. We both belong 10 the
Sixth.
-Cariyns daughter /, Great Scott dc
! you actually uean that: DO you know
they have hcen hunting you from one
/ end of the border TO the niherf There
! was Iawyer in my anarters wees
7 ngo questioning me Hbour what hac
| hecome Of Sergeant calkins. Lord
didn't know"
I'll IL true then. that ! am wanied?'
They've been trying 10 strike youI
trail for years, the lawyer told me
Some money down East which wa.
left to your mother; LET'S see. she wa
/ H-a-"
.Chnrchnl.'
-Thaf's ". The firsI thing you bet
ter do young woman, Is 20 take a triI
TO old Virginia
She smiled. n wistfui look In I'M
| depths of her eyes as they sough, fh'
| face of her husband.
"Ii IS JUST as Tom says" she nn
swered quietly. Il am very conten
now
/ The fring had ceased. aud soldier,
crowded the trail heiow the play wa
ended.
| ITHk END.l
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25

CHAPTER vIL-shelby overnears .
oony-rst'l0n between two outlaws that
throws some light on his wtfer history.
He learns she is an hsires. and that her
abduction has been planned He also
learn, that she has been taken TO
''wolvrH' Hole" a haunt OF bandits and
Dad" Indians. Tho whereabouts OF the
place Ir unknown to Shelby though It's
rsputa'iun as resort OF criminals Is
wltgap read
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25


~ every race be sav. no desire zen
bur 90 KIN. before he also vas draxred
dom He knew nothine OF OiEa.
where she Was. what she was doing
be only realized .hs, he mus, s.snd
there. and nxht until they 60, him
sh- would keep one shot: she had
pledged that
And the devils made n. creeping far
1u' over IN. gulf. and drawing them
s.'v-s up b@yoni reach OF his arm
One fell. going down with . howl OF
terror: q second WIS struck by q
Speeding bullet dead ere he went
uhlrIing back into the sir-bu' the
q I'd made 10. creeping up onto the
narrow platform with Others surging
behind knives S-ippei In their teeth.
SsaIhy hurled his empty pistol into
TIE face Of the nearest before the fe'-
low could attain his knees and grasped
tIsca rded rife which dAngied over
the stone coping With one bound he
vss ~ the edge swinging this weapon
a. worismnn might an AZ driving
o.. iron stock against every head that
H-3.nred He staggered back, breath
les hnH blinded by wound over his
eye. aware only that the front OF the
rock was swept clear. that not saw
- was left for him 70 strike at. She
touched him. and he whirled. thinking
Il another enemy.
Don't, Tom. don'ti- she begged
-Merciful heaven. You are all blood
look out there are those soldIersf-
lie held up the ZAP OF skin. and
Jared where she pointed. Across the
-vhIte snow covering the valley below.
-iGlng stirr1Ip 10 stirrup in Wild
-harge, two lines Of cavalry were
sFeepIng straight toward the foot Of
The hlur. He knew what they were
~ n glRnce: their lines steady even at
Enllop. the spurrinc officer To front.
the glitter Of carbines. the silence. left
10 doubt No Indians rode Ike that
lie watched them. crnsping her tightly
10 him now. scarcely able TO speak.
Once only. he gave utternnce.
My God See those fellows ride!"
They are soldIers7-
Yes. yesi Good Lord. lassie. but
hat looks Ike old Hays leading 'em.
IT. the Sixth. the Sixth-a squadron
Z the Sixth
aeld himself up. peering over the cop
lnE. She knelf beside him. half sup
rnrting him against her shoulder. The
rharging horsemen swept In out OF
sight below. but they could hear them
crash through the underbrush. and
splash their way across the stream.
Then there echoed up TO them the
ringing cheer Of white voices, and the
dull bang OF the carbines
How they made that ascent I, Is
doubtful II trooper knows: but they
did. creeping from rock to rock. drag
-iug themselves along gullies hauling
their bodies Up by sheer strength OF
srtn. springing from point to point
lnch by inch. foot by foot fighting as
they advanced firing al every skulk.
ing figure 10 their front. skirting preci,
pEccs. lenping across chasms, ciInging
NrSiHiHi'iA 10 fhtfS fpCk or NHFub
their carblnes splitting slciousIy, eager
only 10 get NJ nnnns grips with tn,
foe. High above. Shelby and olgi
caught slImpses Of toilIng figures, o.
iehpine Jets Of fame. OF fierce strue
giles hand to hand. OF indians seekin.
TO escape, Sharp-voieed rifles an
swered the cHrbiues. and q dead sol
der hung dangling over the edge o.
rock; another nursed bleedin.
arm In the shelter OF cedar. Blu
the unhurt came on. Some anon.
them had stumbled onto the trail fo
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25

soon q squad appeared just below.
Ihey stopped and turned over the
body Of Laud. so rs to see the mans
face: then trnmped forward. paying
no heed to the dead Indians. Shelby
recognized the major among them. md
arose to his feet with difficulty. sup.
porting himself with one arm about
0lgn's shoulder. The major was pant
Ing from the exertion, Of the climb.
never giancing up until brought to Q
halt By the rock. its foot Uttered with
ne dad bodies Of savsees. 3
Good GOdl look here. be exciaim-
- sxcitedly. Those devils were pay.
ing the price" he choked and coughed.
-Whew! that sorr Of thing winds me.
Must be getting old. sergeant. yet. By
10voi ] passed the test two weeks
agA he cast his eyes upward. and
saw the two standing just above him.
-0uiI6s shelby! we are here IN tinse.
49, 49, --s s-a.s-. - 49,
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25
iTHk END.l
The oeao,, Arrow.
-~,

A mounted indian or white man
with how and arrows sometimes could
kill more bunnioes than q man could
kill with rife. says the American
Forestry Magazine. Al close range
the arrow was as deadly as the bul-
let II made less noise. and arrows
could be diseharged four times a. rap.
idly ~ bullets from muzsie-loadins
guns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25

CHAPTER L-Tora shelby. q ranch
Tscrs LH O. ne frontier town Of Pouga
bDoElns ,9r q good time after . long syeIl
e< IArt Nurz and IousIlnsss on The
r%rra. Instead. he run. into e funeral
ttast Of Dad CALiEs. q retired army man
~ whom utlls Ia known. girl still IN
hsr teens. survives Calkins.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25

CHAPTER u-hcCRrthy. -aloon-
hs"p-r art PUnca's leading citizen. de-
e.fss nat tho girl. now alone In the
world. should marry Shelby stArs
huut fgr sIzE1ls husbands an: the min
btsF EpaH 20 confer with the girl
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25

CRATER v.-Tn. wedding rnrss
place ard the couple set out for Sheloy's
ranch with them 10 the ''Kic." Mack
In. whom Shelby has hired A. . helper
on tn. ranch on the way the girl tolls
hnr husband her name 10 OlEA CIiyn.
ani also tells him something Of the Pc
culihr rirr4matances Of her lire.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25

CHAPTER VIIL-shelby lays plan,
to rescue bis wife. He 10 discovered by
INDIAN Joe" Laud. the leader OF the
outlaws, and forced to accompany him
into tho Htrnnshold. There shelby make,
friends with Mexican girl. Pancha.
who Is bstr0thsi to hacklln and In.
tnnssly Jealous
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25

CHAPTER IY~-L~avtns her. Shelby
runs Into two Of the rejected suitor.. and
IN a n.ai w0rs's them both Ansered
at their rr1.hrsb no returns TO the girl.
letsruirrt O. marry her. II she will have
him. A''rr his explanation shs agrees
To marry him
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-25

CHATTER IIL-shs agrees 20 pi~s
husrs-s from a scors o. men lined ug In
hsr i.us To hi. conformation. she 80
tsctS Sicily who had gone AI1as merely
- spectator He fecllnss the honor.
Ind flgnhu' 'h~ girl tisraisses the Assem-
eihs- Later. shelby goes back 70 make
an errIarau0a- She receives him good
aatlrsiIy