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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Surface Greek Champion-The Gun
nisOn News-Champion announces the
installation of a new Model c. Inter-
type, the last word in typesetting ma
chimes. With the new machine, the
publication can get out an even bet
ter paper than il is now issuing and
Il has been giving Gunnison county q
splendid publication.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Mrs. VIM. Melcher and little daugh-
ter, Ruth Elizabeth, came up from
Montrose Monday and expect to re-
main until the close of summer school,
visiting Mr.. Melcher, who is member
of the summer school faculty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29
Don't Bite the Hand That's Feeding You
tContinued from Firs, Page)

repetition concerning the work obtain
able Gunnson Normal This spring the Huh-
Normal admitted without qualification to the Asocla
ton of Class A. Colleges of the United States and ito para
Rawas atce) Those holding degrees from COLORADO
State Normal stand in the front rank with the graduates OF e
leading colleges and universities Of the country.
Were for the crumbs tossed Rawalts ob plant Dy
Normal here the Gunnon Empire and allied publications.
would suffer quick and painless demise And great would
onge dog has gratitude and refans from DIT
ing the hand that's feeding it.
The Colorado State Normal School than fulfilled
Of the expectations held for by the people OF
this community who worked hard establishment and
upbuding 1t has made better town Having
helped town and helped business certainly
boosting for the Normal and attempts to knock it will be
met with prompt call.
By the way, Mr. Editor Rawalt just who these multi
tudes of Cunnson people who attending Greeley Normal
who contemplate it?
The difference between opportunity and kicker is that
opportunity knocks but
-o0-
Baltimore Sun:-When is out of job it isn't easy
to get him excited about the awful plight of wage slaves
Baltimore Sun:-Nations and much alike. They
seldom appeal to God unless they getting licked
Newspaper Enterprise Association crouch is man
VINO thinks the world is against hin-and it is.
New York American THE of health" writes
doctor lis the eating of onions But the trouble keep
it secret.
Detroit Free ress:-An optimist is who earns S25
a week and buys S75 suits credit A pessimist is
the one he buys from.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29
FACULTY TAXES RAPPING
At HANDS OF STUDENTS

The summer faculty met defeat on
Tuesday evening in five-inning base
ball game with the students. Bat
terics We're: Faculty--krause and
Johnson; Students---Paul Wright and
Williams. The final score was 10 TO
in favor OF the students.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29
MARY c. c. BRADFORD is
LECTuRING AT NORMAL

Mrs. Mary C. C. Bradford, former
State Supt. OF Public Instruction, in
Colorado, is this week lecturing at the
Normal. She is conducting some
classes in School Law. She will re-
main about two weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29
The Official Paper Of Gunnisea Csu.sy
SUBSCRIPTION RATESLOne Year,
$3.50; Six Months, Sl.2s.
We GET SNUG SUN FROM
STATE SCHOOL FUND

Gunmson county will receive s2,-
Os2.iO Of the income of the public
school fund for the first six months
Of the present year in the semi-annu-
a dIstnbution of the income by Miss
Katherine Craig, supt. of public in
struction-
The distribution is made upon the
basis Of school population. Altogether
there are 25o,T95 school children in
the state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Mrs. Chris Miller and daughter, Miss
Evelyn, Of Fort Lupton, arrived Sum
day for months visit with Grandma
Watson. Mrs Miller will be remem-
bered as Mrs. Jim Watson, former
resident here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Father p. ]. Judge Of Omaha, Neb.
arrived today TO take the place of
Father Hilbig, as pastor Of the Catho-
lie Church in Gunnison.. Father Hill
big mas been transferred to Crested
Butte TO take charge Of the church
there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Montrose Enterprise:-Mrs. G. l..
Linscott and daughter, Gertrude, were
outgoing passengers Thursday for Pit
kin to visit for few days with Mr..
Linscott. He is the d. & R G. agent
at that place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

FOR SALE-R. B. Lewis property in
West Gunnison. 7-room modern
house and about rs acres Of hay
land adjoining. For information
phone 106W. SOFT
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Judge S. NJ. Logan of Grand juno
ton will be in our city Monday to
conduct any business pending in this
judicial district. He has just finished
holding court at Montrose.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

The 1920 census returns have been
received in Gunnison this week. The
report shows that there has been con-
siderable decrease in the population,
this decrease being especially noticed
among the foreign born people. The
following interesting figures are Civ
en-:
Percentage of foreign born white
in Gunnison county is 1872, while il
was 27.T in 1910. There are 12l ,353
in our state, or 93.3 per cent of the
children between the ages of seven
and thirteen attending school. There
are 24,30S persons over ten years Of
age who are illiterate. This is per-
centage of 3-2 compared with 81 Of
the 1910 figures.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29
News Champion Correspondencc:-


Tuesday, July 26
The correspondent and repre-
sentative of the News-C Champion
. at Crested Butte is Mrs. Anna
c. Miller, at the postofricc. She
is authorized to receipt for sub
scriptions as are all correspon-
} dents of this paper in their home
communities. That there may be
no misunderstanding il should be
understood that Mrs. Miller re-
ceIycs ten per cent for collec-
tlons and more liberal commits
sion for new subscriptions. Gus
toners Of the News Champion
at Crested Butte are requested to
patr0niZc Mrs Miller that she
may secure some return for her
kindness in handling the weekly
news letter. Practically these
same terms have for years been
granted our correspondents at all
points, il they care for the extra
trouble. The returns could not
be much except in large commu-
nifty.
The farewell dance given for Paul
Elder and in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. 4. Wcirick was attended by 130
people. The dance was given by the
!. o. o. F. and the Rebekahs. Jackson
Mooney in behalf of the members
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Weirick with
q handsome set OF silveHxare. There
are 35 pieces in the set.
Mrs. Helen Waters returned to
her home in Sargents Sunday.
Morgan Jones made a trip to Gun
nison Saturday to visit the dentist.
w. Nelson Souls, brother of Mrs.
Mildred Coolidge left for his home
in Kentucky July 2lst.
Paul Elder left on July 21st for his
home in Philipsburg, Pa, intending 20
make the trip thru in his car.
Mrs. G. A. Jones returned from
Pueblo uly "a, where she has been
on 4 visit for about two months.
eonard Gladstone of Gunnison was
a visitor in town last week. His
wife is visiting Mrs. F.. G. Gladstone.
Mrs. James McAllister, wife of a
former supt. of the C. F. & / here,
was visitor here last Monday. In
the same party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferguson and Mrs. Anton DAMN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stanton, their two
Sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Alexander
of Trinidad and Mr.. and Mrs. Rober,
Alexander of Walsenburg, are here
visiting the fitzpatrick and Johr
Gardner families.
Mrs. Mildred Coolidge returned
from Denver Sunday. She accompan
led her sister, Mrs. II. A. Toof, ant
Mrs. Nancy George that far on theil
way TO Kentucky.
B. F. Bennett, veteran of the Civi
War, who has been spending the sum
mer in Crested Butte, leaves today
the 27th, for the Soldiers Home ii
Sawtelle, Calf.
We had a show here which laste'
four nights, given by c. McAlbert an
three girls. Each night there was
good-sized crowd. They intend I
play Waunita, then Sargents an
Florence.
Fred Mehr, a representative Of tn
Logan Knitting Works, Logan, Utal
is here and doing nice line Of bus
ness. He says Crested Butte is Z
prosperous as any other town Of II
size in the state. He makes
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Clinton Spencer and wife are NOV
ing into the Jos. Collins property, the
Collins family having moved to Calf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29
Laroes. eore., 4. in Canada.

Canada has the iarges. forest In the
world II is In the Labrador and Hnd-
son Ray district. and Is. rnughiy. 1000
by i.IO' miles.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

d. ]. Lehan made a trip TO Pitts
burg Colo, in the interest of official
business yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29
ThIrs, Fatal in = Week

The average man will die for want
OF air 10 five minutes. for want of
water In week for want OF sleep in
ter DAYS
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Geo. Sandberg and family left Sat
urday in their car for months camp
ing trip thru Yellowstone Park.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Jos. Gallatin Of Denver greeted for.
mer friends here last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

NY YOUNG sister.
HAS A ouija board.
AND she believes it
AND TALKS To Noah
AND ! think she talks.
TO HER best fellow.
WHO'S DEAD but doosn', know q,
AND l used to give her.
The LOUD. rude laugh
BUT I'M Sory now.
BECAUSE LAST night.
l WAS home alone.
SO got the board.
AND PUT IA a call
FOR JOHN BarIeyeon.
AND OTHER departed splr,a
BUT THE line was busy.
FOR NOTHING happened.
THEN cheated little.
AND IT spelled this
"eRAMMAsnorrA SEVEN
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Ganees' Changing Channel.
The Ganges Is constantly changing
It's channel
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Mrs. E. NJ. Collins and daughters,
Margaret and Norma, accompanied by
Evelyn Miller of this city, and Mrs. l.
w. Jennings and daughter, Arleen Of
Denver, motored to Waunita the lat
ter part Of the week and spent the day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Clifford H. Stone and Matt Koche-
var Of the law firm Of Stone 4 Koche-
var, became owners this week Of the
John Roxich ranch near Crested Butto.
Consideration was $4,000. Thi1
tract comprises $50 acres Of land.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

New York American THE secret of healh,' writes
DOCTOR the eating But the trouble is to keen
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Detroit Free ress:-An optimist is who earns S25
a week and buys S75 suits credit. pessmst is
the one he buys from.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29
"Ouija! What's
The good word?

ESQ | shut % 4uies.
TO HEAD OF any.
FURTHER FAMILY scandal
THEN ! stopped to smoke.
|
A CIGARETTE.
AND AFTER a while.
! csssKEo up weeiee.
AND ALL of a sudden
1T STARTED OF.
AND QUICK as a aash.
IT SAID something.
THEY SATISFY:
"CATISFY"-thht'r the good
~ word. Just light up a
Chesterfield and see what e1-
perts can do with fine Turkish
and Domestic tobaccos when
they blend them In that can't-be-
copied Chesterfield way. YouD
say they satisfy
Did you know about the
! Chssfsrfieid package oFI0p
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Most of the schools of Gunnison
county have secured teachers for the
coming year. Stella Allen returns to
Fairview; w. NJ. Brown. to Powder
horn; Erma Wright to Spencer; Lulu
A. Heilman, to Sapinero; Mrs. Orpha
Warner, to Cunningham District;
Mimi Schwald, to Paragon; and Vir-
ginia Dustin, to Hillside. Other
schools known to have secured their
teachers have not yet reported.
Word was received by Miss Helen
Blackstock this week, that Mrs. Mae
Webster, who left here last week
is now at Dodge City, Kansas, visit
ing her brother, A. d. Smith, and has
been prevented from going on to
Iowa by the recent heavy rains in
Kansas. Mrs. Webster expressed the
hope that conditions will soon be
more favorable so that she may con-
tinue her trip either east or west
We hope "west" as that would bring
her back to US.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Newspaper Enterprise Associaton:-A crouch is a
who thinks the world is against him-and it is
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Baltimore Sun:-Natons and much alike. They
seldom appeal to God unless they getting licked
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-29

Baltimore Sun When man is out of job it il
ct him excited about the awful plight of wage slav
Indiana daily times., 1921-12-10
SMITH OF>GIBSON
ACTIVE IN RACE
Friends Say He VIII = Win
Special Session Speakershfp:

Indications that Republican Repre-
senatfves Of southern Indiana will unite
in support of Claude Smith of Gibson
County in his race for speakership Of
the lower branch of the Assembly were
visible today.
Many members of the House Of Repre-
sentatives arriving in advance Of the
opening of the session Wednesday have
given notice that they intend 20 support
Smith in his fight.
Already, according to his friends
thirty-f five Of the necessary fOrty-three
votes to elect him Speaker have been
pledged.
Representative Anderson Of Knox and
Pike Counties, who arrived today for
the session, brought word that Smith al
ready had more than enough votes
pledged to put him over.
Jacob Miltenberger of Muncie and Ray
mond c. Willis of La Grange and Steu-
ben Counties, however, are strong con-
tenders for the speakership. Willis Will
not be a candidate for reelection next
year and many members hope to see him
a compromise selection for the special
session.
received State appointments from Gov
ernor Warren T. McCray since the reg
ular session of the Legislature viii re-
sign, it was said. so that they will be
able to resume their seats in the Legis-
lature After the session they will be
reappOinred.
Indiana daily times., 1921-12-10
Births

Dewitt and Dolores TraylOr, O2o Daw-
Wiii and Sarah Patton, 2319 West wal
George and Lillian Reed. 1926 Bates.
Henry end GOldie Wilson. 1853 Massa-
Hazel and Carrie Miles, sos Torbett,
Joseph and Angeline TOUGHER. 1912 East
James and Leila Bagby. 22O5 North -
ARA and Lucy Lepper, 753 Virginia,
Bennie and Goldie Lang. 23s Detroit,
irwin and Sadie Armster. 1909 East
Alvin and Kettle Mesbaum, 9O7 North
Illinois, boy.
Robert and Geneva Denham. 21O4 Meri-
Eugene and Caroline Cox. 1913 olney,
Clinton and Bernice Mitchell. MethO-
Chester and Roieana Jordan. 9e4 su-
PtIGri Harry and Chrysanthy Alexander,
Deaconess Hospital girl
Bennie and Anna Marcus, DeacOness
Edgar and Goldie Richie, 1455 st. Paul,
Lyman and Rebecca steen, st, Vincent
Harry and vana Carroll. st. Vincent
Hospital, boy.
Vincent Hospital, boy.
Ossian and .vanja Johnson, st. Vim
Victor and Dorothy Pinnell. St. Vim
Emmett and Julia Smith, S21O Clifton.
Robert and Adria BIottern, Methodist
Hospital. girl
dist Hozpital hOy.
John and Ethel ost, Methodist Hospital.
Arthur and Margaret Lyke, Methodist
Hospital. boy.
Clarence and Viola warren, Methodlst
Cornelius and Dess Libbert, Methodist
Clyde and Alma Osborne. $40 East
Minnesota, girl
Thomas and Crystal Prasser, 295S Cor
nell. girl.
George and Anna Hutson, $50 Goodlet.
boy
hThirty- First girl.
Indiana daily times., 1921-12-10
62 COUNTIES
FINISH TASKS
Oliver Announces Progress of
Historical Work.

Stxty-two county histories Of the
World War have been completed, accord
ing 10 a report made to the third annual
conference of the Indiana historical
commission in session at the Claypool
Hotel today. Thirty counties have not
yet completed their histories, according
to John W Oliver, director of the In
diana historical commission.
Col. Robert L. MOorhead. Indianapolis,
declared in addressing the meeting, there
IS the need Of a monument to honor the
heroes Of the war who failed to return.
Many counties have not started to pre-
pare their histories and several are being
written by the State commission, Mr..
Oliver said
Failure OF the Legislature to ap-
propriate funds with which to erect
Centennial Memorial building was
criticized by Miss Lucy NJ. Elliot. as
sistant director of the Indiana historical
commission, In an address before the
conference yesterday.
Citizens Of Indiana are indebted to
Jonathan Jennings, Indiana's first Gov
ernor, for his early efforts in making
the people of the State anti-slavery in
their sympathieS, former Governor
Samuel NJ. Ralston said.
Indiana daily times., 1921-12-10
WITNESS
IN MARION CASE
NOT IN COURT
Van Nuys Intimates Defend
ant Instrumental in Dis
appearance.

Intimations that William Dugan, Mar
ion druggist and defendant in a liquor
law case which was set for trial in Fed
eral Court today, has been instrumental
in the disappearance of James Lee, a
material witness in the case, was con
tanned in a statement made before Judge
Albert B. Anderson today by Frederick
Van Nuys, United States district at
torney.
SAYS DUGAN CANNOT
CHECKMATE ACTION.
"One very material witness for the
Government cannot be found" Mr.. Van
Nuys said. y have asked William J.
Burns, chief of the United States secret
service, to produce him and l know the
witness viii be found Agents Of the bu-
reau of investigation of the Department
of Justice have been following this man.
James Lee, qld on several occasions
almost have succeeded in getting service
on him, but he always has eluded them.
l speak advise1y in saying that this is
not the first time this defendant Dugan
has been charged with running off with
witnesses. 1t j not proposed that Mr.
Dugan can chcckmate this prosecution in
this court by such methods"
In speaking of former occasions on
which Dugan's name had been mentioned
in connection with the disappearance Of
witnesses the District Attorney undoubt-
edly had in mind the famous automobile
conspiracy theft cases at Marion several
year ago. Dugan was one Of large
number of defendants indicted, but the
cases never came to trial because of the
fact that q number of material witnesses
for the State disappeared.
CASE CONTINUED
INDEFINITELY
Judge Anderson continued the case in
definitely at the request of Mr.. Van
Nuys to give the secret service burea L
OF investigation agents time to find Lee.
With Dugan were indicted Louis Trey
and Henry Lewis, both Of Dora, Wa
Dash County; John II. Brady of Muncie
and James Lee, on charges of manufac-
turing liquor and Of conspiracy.
The still, a large affair, was operated
by Trey and Lewis at Dora. Lewis is
now a fugitive from justice and Brady
is serving a term for larceny at the State
prison.
When the case was called today, Trey
who is q cripple, was brought into court
in a wheel-chair and entered a plea of
guilty. He already had been fined in
the State courts for the same offense.
Indiana daily times., 1921-12-10
County Officials to
Assist Pr0hi Agents

Cooperation of local officials in about
twenty counties handled by the prohi-
bition enforcement agents headed by Will
Hays Of Clinton, group chief with head
quarters at Clinton, has been obtained,
according to a statement made today by
Bert Morgan, Federal prohibition direc-
tor for Indiana.
Mr. Morgan said that he has just re-
turned from a trip through western In
diana and that he has found everything
in excellent shape. The local officials
are working in harmony with Mr. Hays
in that territory and the work Is pro-
crossing better than at any time in the
past, he said.
Indiana daily times., 1921-12-10
To Get Advance Copies
of RefOrmatOry Bill

Every member of the State Legislature
will receive a copy of the new reform
atory relocation bill and will have had
a chance to study it before voting on it
at the special session of the assembly
which cOnvenes Wednesday.
Drafting Of the bill was completed
today and the measure sent to the printer.
The bill now provides that the reform
atOry be moved to a more centrally To-
Gated place, and that the committee ap
pointed to select the new site shall have
the power of eminent domain.
Indiana daily times., 1921-12-10
DenfhS

John K. Bryce. sc, 424 Sanders, car
xcinOma. -
Juanita DelOis Norwood, 1 days, 936
North Concord, cerebral hemOrrhage.
Hosts.
Linnie VI. Tucker, SS, Eastman Hospital.
carcinoma.
sdiphtheria.
Pauline Sharkey. O. 4107 East Wash
sirgton. lobar pneumonia.
Ella NJ. O'DOnnell, 1 month, 1917 Hoh-
day, ileocoliris
Ira Earl McQuiun. s.. 2O1s South Della
ware. cirrhOsis Gf liver
Eliza E Allen. 70. 1907 East Twenty
Second. brOnchO pneumonia.
Infant Mancrief, 1 hour. 1877 Hoyt, pre-
.-e,ature birth.
Indiana daily times., 1921-12-10

so continue for 4 considerable period.
Steps are being taken for general super
vision Of all member institution, to the
end that any overlapping and duplica-
sion In charitable work shall be elm
mated. The board Of directors will be
cause Of this supervision, be in a much
better position TO ascertain full facts
and obtain information IN an open.
frank, unbiased way, so that the best
Judgment Of its members may be used
to administer the fund Of SG95, 1922 IN
the most economic and constructive way
DIRECTORS SERVE
WITHOUT PAY.
The members Of the board OF directors
were elected by delegates from the mem
Der institutions and serve Of course with
out pay. I can pledge their best effort
and business judgment to see TO II that
every dollar does a dollars work for the
Indiana daily times., 1921-12-10
CHEST LEADER
EXPLAINS NEED OF DRIVE
CONTINUED From Page One.)

big hearted people Of indianapolis whose
sympathies, as expressed by their
pledges. go out to the less fortunate or
our neighbors "The test OF citizenship
is neighbOrlness. Let US be good
neighbors."
The report Of the financial status or
the Community Chest from Nov. -, 1870
to Nov. 30. 1921. shows that the chest
received a total Of 1854, 1927 In cash sub
scriptlon and that It paid out for
philanthrophlc enterprises total OF
S317 ,3S5. % other expenses attendant 10
the administration Of the chest and the
drives II put on FOR funds leaves a cash
balance on hand Of 1898.
REPORT SHOWS
DISTRIBUTION.
The report. which was certified by
George s. Olive, a member OF the Ameri-
can Institute Of Accountants, is as fol-
lows:
Indiana daily times., 1921-12-10
like BANDS OF iron
ALL ABOUT Her HEAD

felt like on iron band was being drawn
around my head and my temples would
throb until I was driven almost dis
tracted. shudder when 1 think Of those
awful headaches. 1 had no appetite
either.
II owe Tanlac an everlasting debt of
gratitude for entirely Kidding me Of
those terrible headaches. My stomach
has been toned up too, and everything l
eat agrees with me now. Tanlac GER
tainly brought me health and, happiness.
Tanlac is sold in indianapolis by Hook
Dependable Drug Stores ara leading
druggists everywhere.--Adv. z
Indiana daily times., 1921-12-10

through their representatives"
One by one, the spokesman for each
delegation gave his nations assent.
Hughes then moved that the action of
the committee with reference to extra
territorially be approved by full con-
ference.
The action he proposed was withheld
temporarily as the official interpreter
Indiana daily times., 1921-12-10
PLAN MEXICAN HOSPITAL

MEXICO CITY, Mexico, Dec. 1O-Amer-
lean Masons have become interested in
the opening here of a hospital for Grip
pied children, and it is probable that a
structure costing about 100000 will be
erected. At this hospital children will
receive free medical and surgical treat
ment.
Indiana daily times., 1921-12-10
This Is How Miss Wood
ford, Of L,ynchburg, Va,
Declares Her Headaches
Often Affected Her.

Everybody will read with interest the
statement of Miss NJ. E. Woodford, 1903
Fillmore street, Lynchburg, Va, who
says:
II don't believe anybody ever suffered
from headaches like / did The pains
Indiana daily times., 1921-12-10
EX-SoLDEER HAS a GOOD
STOMACH

eff a man spends six years in ths
army he surely would have to have
good stomach. I have a good one now
and Foley Cathartic Tablets made it
that way. If any one does not be-
Iieve this, let him write to Arthur l..
Lyons, 454 Cincinnati ST., Dayton,
Ohio That is from a letter received
Sy Foley & Co.
Advertisement
Indiana daily times., 1921-12-10

translated into French what Hughes had
said
When the interpreter concluded, Hughes
renewed his suggestion and approval of
the full conference was placed on the
extraterritorial commission.
"The discussion with regard to China
is still In progress in the committee" ;"
Hughes said, ~and / may express the
Indiana daily times., 1921-12-10
urRT y MoroRCYCIE ACCInFNT.

HURT y MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT.
.swho hit me-" queried Elihu Dent.
Isgro. 434 Toledo street, as he regained
snscfousness after the motorcycle on
hitch he was riding had turned over. In
Ae sfde-car Of the motorcycle was Henry
8omas, 615 West North street When
81 men were in front of 152 South West
,eet. the front axle broke. The cycle
<& ersaulted through the air and Dent
Y Alung to the pavement. He was pain