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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-27

market values on December 81, 1920,
were S74,6O9. 1850. This rigid meth
Cd Of valuation brings the company's
bonds s2,252,sl3 below par There is
no overdue principal or interest in the
entire bond list Of SGT, 799 SIS. and no
bond regarding which there is the
slightest doubt Of its payment in full
al maturity.
The interest earned on mean ledger
assets was SIS er cent, the most fav-
orable experienced Of the company
since 1900
The company's assets consist wholly
Of high grade government, state, and
municipal bonds. Of carefully selected
and Inspected first mortgages on real
estate. and q loans 10 poiicyhoiders
on the security of their policies. The
company has no real estate except that
necessarily used in the conduct of is
business
The ratio Of actual 70 expected NOR
tzlity Vas the lowest experienced
since 1918
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-27
NATIONALS GREATEST YEAR
yermoni's Leading Life Insurance
Company Is Gratifyingly Successful

yermoni's Leading Life Insurance
Company is Gratifyingly Successful
The year 1920 with The National
Life Insurance Company Of Montpel-
icr, VT. the states largest fduciary
institution. was the greatest and most
remarkable in its history
The increase in insurance IN force
on a paid-for basis during the year
amounts to Sal .653,7i4. BY far the
largest in the comany's history bring
the total outstanding risks 70 SS0s.-
455.8O4. Nineteen thousand, six hun
dred and sixty-four policies were L.
sued and revived insuring SCI .6020sl,
an increase of sll.377.455 over 1919
The National Life paid policy hold
ers in 1920 Ss165 .Os2, a sum exceed
ing by S675.0s6 the largest amount
I cretofore disbursed 70 policyholders
II a single year
The dividend scale vill be maintain
q for 1921 and dividend payments 20
p-licy holders IN the current year
amounting 70 s2.ss5, 7ss p have been
approved BY the directors and charged
OF IN the statement As 3 liability
The assets Of the company .; actual
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-27

CHAPTER vL-Leaving his wife In
the house, Shelby goes to care for the
horses. Returning. he IL struck from
behind by an unknown assailant Hours
later he RECEIVERS consciousness. TO find
that his wife and the kid" have dis
appeared He starts in pursuit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-27
GREENBERG
Opposite Telephone Office
Telephone; Nv
Manchester Center, Vermont
shsrsa Fa-s wlth rrsns.

It Is said thar virtualis sil the PLAYS
20 which the names q nae lmont and
Fletcher arr attached uare Written BY
Fletcher alone Beauuert vas q
friend q Flefcher's ard lived vita
Aim. they bad Kind q David ana
youathnn arec5len for each other. and
Beaumonts name Il sid 20 have gous
q the plays more for Sentimental
r>ssons than for airy other.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-27
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER L-Tom Shelby, a rAncher
rides In 70 the frontier town OF POnca
looking for a good time after q long spell
OF hard work and loneliness On the
ranch. Instead. he runs into a funeral
that OF Dad Calkins, a retired army man
OF whom little ia known. A girl. still In
hsr teens. survives calkins
CHAPTER u.-Mccsrthy, saloon
keeper and Poncas leading citizen, de-
eides that the girl. now alone In the
world. should marry. Shelby starts .
hunt for eligible husbands and the min
lister goes 70 confer with the girl
CHAPTER III.-she agrees to p,ck .
husband from q score OF men lined up In
her hons. To his CONSERVATION. she So
lects shelby, who had gone along merely
a. a spectator. He declines the honor.
Indignant. the girl dismisses the assem-
an explanation She receives him good
naturally.
CHAPTER Iv.--Leaving her. Shelby
runs into two OF the rejected suitors. and
In tight worsts them both. Angered
at their remarks. he returns TO the girl
aetermined to marry her, II she will have
him. After his explanation she agrees
70 marry him
CHAPTER v.-The wedding takes
place and the couple set out for shelby's
ranch With them 10 the kid" Mack
lin, whom Shelby has hired az a helper
on the ranch. On the way the girl tells
her husband her name is Olga Carlyn.
and also tells him something OF the Pc
ouliar circumstances OF her life.
CHAPTER vI.-Leaving his wife In
the house. Shelby goes to care for the
horses Returning. he IL struck from
behind by an unknown assailant Hours
later he RECEIVERS consciousness. TO find
that his wife and the kid" have dis
appeared He starts in pursuit
CHAPTER VII-Shelby overhears a
conversation between two outlaws that
throws some light on his wife's history.
He learns she is an heiress and that her
abduction has been planned. He also
learns that she has been taken TO
wolves Hole" haunt OF bandits and
bad" Indians The whereabouts OF the
place is unknown to Shelby. though It's
reputation as a resort OF criminals Is
widespread.
CHAPTER VIIL-Shelby lays plans
TO rescue his wife. He Is discovered by
Indian Joe" Laud, the leader Of the
outlaws, and forced to accompany him
into the stronghold, There Shelby makes
friends with a Mexican girl. Pancha,
who is betrothed TO Macklln and In
tensely Jealous.
CHAPTER IX.-Imprisoned by Laud,
Shelby escapes with pancha's help She
guides him to a secure hiding place but
refuses to reveal the whereabouts Of his
wife
CHAPTER X.-After a nights rest
Shelby leaves his shelter. seeking ms
wife's prison He discovers Il, an old
log cabin. and finds Olga. Their reunion
Is interrupted BY the arrival Of Macklin
CHAPTER XL-Confident that Shelby
is dead, believing him TO have been killed
al the ranch. Macklin declares his inten-
ton of marrying olga, the widow Laud
appears. and while they are talking
Maeknn is shot by concealed assassin.
Shelby lights with Laud, but is worsted'
and the outlaw escapes. He returns with
friends. and Shelby and his wife defend
the cabin
Continued from last week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-27

CHAPTER v.-The wedding takes
place and the couple set out for shelby's
ranch. With them 10 the KID" Mack
lin, whom Shelby has hired as helper
on the ranch. On the way the girl tells
her husband her name lie Olga Carlyn.
and also tells him something OF the Pc
culisr circumstances OF her life.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-27

For . mild. easy action Of the bow
els, ~ Deans ReguletS. a modern
aHatve- SOC at ali stores adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
querS Army Before z5OOO Chicago D0 Harr
LOOKING 'EM OVER
with BR{DGE".


n CERTAIN LITTLE THING that nobody paid much at
tenton to during the excitement made the feel
good rather than otherwise when the Mike Gibbons Mike
ODowd bout fell through here We refer the prices they
proposed TO charge, particularly the S25 rngsdc
first row balcony rate. too muchat least twice
fair and reasonable sCaleand for that
able to work noticeable feeling of when the
lid finally was clamped tight by Governor Robertson
wlly
b Of a
ml1dlcacight
chccrruly present
rcluod
When this bought announced Wichita the
b known that $4,000
they
have the fighters
put the proposition Listened we'll Hu there o $4,000
up purse a
OF Nh"n ho9s ute tn7w'i mat
than champion Johnny Wilson but after
en- johnny viii
our
perfectly frank s35ooO pure
htc When
orders tho fight
they attempted blame the for getting their show In bad
publicity $4,000 angle "ilcrcs
match II hc spoke
did wln
That's opinion
fixed the here well in
wichita The on city Athletic club of Tulsa had nothing to do with IT.
The on city has been very reasonable " Il" 'has'S ana uH rams
Of them down
s2 $50 fight has passed
down thhi
Madison Square Garden
,nd s1tei ,Itor,inriy
officials have permitted boxing on modest
objection and there's be-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
HARVARD TIES UP
BATTLE AT DUSK
Penn State and Crimson
Fight to 21-21 Stand
off; Flashy Game

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. oct. 22.--
IIonorR were oven IN the Penn State
Harvard game today. score 2l-2l. II
was game Of hard hammoring,
hard running and flashing open
field play. Harvard led only at the
start ana scored touchdown on
touchdown with completing goals
Penn State followed suit and finally
gained the lead, but Harvard do
feat impending. gathered It's strength
ana scored again for a tie. At tho
end. almost IN tho dark. Penn state
was pounding hard and the ball was
only 30 yards from the Crimson
goal
History has repeated itself Penn
State ana Harvard in their last
meeting, In ls14. had butued 60 n
tie, and I'm that year also it was a
missed defeat
Crimson score I'm tho dusk that dis
Penn states story today had as It's
setting "A shifty offensive formation
with power ln the line that opened
holes consistently for KillinEcr, It's
crack quarterback, Wilson, a sub
stitutc, and Lightncr Wilson'S run
of 60 yards from rush formation in
tho third period was brilliant
feature,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
The Cards and Milton Stock

n 81. bIy Is rd
of the tonalIC rnnkcd
by Frank Crolio of
Reds
sIonsitlc the Mound
In the DASH and They're his
II lodout
Rckcy's IA cstn
Tint they
O
fielder who Pacific by T Cobb
mogu their reported Rogers Hornby managing
a
zig pr by ne or
position to bid
formidable and
10
sea a than other club,
pitching watch out for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
SKlAT00K MAN
HIGH AT TRAPS
Branstetter Breaks 96 of
100; Mcgee and Giles
pie Are Next

Ray Branstottcr. persistent shoot
or from the suburb OF SklatOok,
realized his ambition OF the year
yesterday when he put In a remark
able afternoon OF clever marks
manHhlp at the traps of the Tuisa
Gun club. II was a great day for
Ray. who beat the cream 5t tho
clubs shooters. Rays mark was 90
out of tho possible 100.
While his score was Just one bet
ter than his closest competitors, his
Victory was Won only after one OF
the kecncst battles ever waged at
the traps Of the local club. Joe Me-
gee, always "A consistent shooter,
fought into a deadlock with Lester
Gillespie Tor runner-up position with
IA mark Of g5 Std Mallory, who
broke "a with young Potro. the sem
sation OK the first days shoot at the
state meet hold here last summer,
To prove that the match was one
Of the best over staged on the local
traps can be seen by glacing over
the scores below, showing that nine
OF the 10 shooters registered " or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Vanderbilt Triumphs
OUer LOnghOrns, 200

DALLAS. Texas. oct. 22,-TeXas
university Longhorns weakened un-
der the varied attack Of the Van
derbilt Commodores from Nashville
and went down TO the first defeat
of the season here today, 20 to O..
The first score came near the end
Of the second period after a con-
tnual interchange Of line bucks and
nunts Robertson attempted for
ward pass which WAS intercepted by
Nandys captain, Wade, who raced
Otty yards through a clear field for
a touchdown, Smith kicking goal.
Early in the fourth period. Bo-
mar duplicated Wade's feat by
snatching Robertsou's pass and
making a beautiful 6D-yard run to
the Orange and White goal posts
smith booted his second goal.
The third score came soon after
when Texas was penalized half the
distance OF the field for slugging by
Pena, who was put out OF the game !;
a penalty which set the L,Onghorns
hack ia their 20-yard line. From
this point, Vandy began series OF
determined line bucks and after the
IeNas team again had been penal
lIled to their first yard line, Cod
chaux plunged through right tackle
goal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Judge Curry,s First Goose

OVAL FRANK n CURRY. weuk member
j chance 6asecd goose ddot r96gS
block on south over chtcenst
and dampngs eSpanSd was discussing poultry vta
pynr beodcd b % sontS nth anS @ ,rayepng at great speed
We'll said Judge Curry Just as was leaving noticed couple m
nigh being the They didn't do th,9s but @ g
searched and found couple of guns took & onS ava I T S
S Sy aSse t@ o'1ST o1 '0s of S SS s% other @ the
curry geese ducks for 10 these many yeas
goose made nestd
proposed
championship The
subject participate
fights either
The oklphona sassssted that agr chasing the
honors Cooncls Huppcrt and Huston the Ecn" Owner" OF the
responsible The doughty coonc b known
proud cntcrtinins according 'hgo
writer's impressions the Sporting hoN TnI' every
wcllbcins OF the typewriter
punshcr producer Moreover they
headquarters 'I'triu
yw,cn National
rather distant and proceeded on
tlc
Yankee colonies will lose nothing
attitude toward the visiting newspaper men
Jealous see The great crowds
R @ 900 @ Fans % niod tRs @ mammoth Yale bowl at New Haven
choed old Eli to victory he Army Just think 3i
two games Of tie geates 6,o me Giant
% s4 he yar % @ @ @ @ assles 81 @ s between ] efSe @ Of the Zig
ii Harvard 1a i'a and II princeton. E'S'''
While subject Yale victory
and
of
Harvard this will the breasts of
Lcnto
and hard pressed week defeat Georgia u be
little off color
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
MAR00NS SCORE
REAL TRIUMPH
Beat Princeton, 90; First
Western Team TO Win
Over Big Three

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
TILDEN IS AGAIN
AT TOP IN TENNIS
Most Versatile Player the
Game Ever Produced,
Is Critics Opinion
Tennis Players Ranked
Bg the NciU York Times

wen q NiAiNilNs
$50. william a. T]dou IS.
phlludalp alph'1.
so. . William NJ johnson. san
FHnDiayo.
Nu. Vincent Richards, Non-
krrg n :.
$50. Watson NJ Washburn.
N,w York city.
$50. Richard Norris williams,
ei Boston.
Nu @ Wallace -. Johnson,
Philadelphia.
$50 -Ichly1 kumagac, New
York eifw
SO 5 wills H. Davis, san
Francisco.
$50. n..Ruhor' g. Kiuscy San
f'rRucirOU.
Ep. lH..i Lawrence B Bico. BoH-
tom.
SECOND Ten.
Placed Alphabetically
Frank r. Anderson, william J.
Dluthler Walter Merrill Hall.
Samuel Hardy Walter +. Hayes,
Francis n. Hunter. Howard q.
kin8ry, Doan Mathew Nathaniel
W. Niles, IS. Howard Noghcll.
Mems DOubics.
No. / William ". Tildrn "a and
Vincent llicharda.
No. Richard Norris Williams
2d and Watson NJ. Wash
burn.
No. 3 Robert @. Kinsey and
Howard O. Kineey
No. william M, johnson and
Wills ~ Davis.
M NIurfuf| EIgl,ar1 IN. q
Howard Vosholl.
No. 6--S. Howard NOshell and
Samuel Hardy
No. 5--llarry G. Johnson and
George Peabody Gardner Jr.
No. S--Luclcn Il. Williams and
Fritz Bastian.
No. 9--Theudore X, pell and
Lyle r.. Mahan,
No. 10 Marshall Allen and
william Taylor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Wisconsin Wins, 200
From StiI|iVg Illinois

URBANA, IIL. O.t. .--Wiscon-
sims warriors established thcm
selves iu the race for the Western
conference football championship
when they defeated Illinois. 20 10 o.
in one uf the most ragged games
played in the conference this sea
son Tho lllinl played hard and
tackled with desperation, but that
was about all they could do against
the Badgers. The defeat was tho
Uunrs second in the mpionsh!p
race. and virtually eliminated them
from further consideration
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

NORMAN oct % with 10
members Of the team that forward
passed and plunged its way to the
1920 titlo In tho lineup again, Okla.
homa university bids fair to repeat
In tho Missouri valley conference.
tho main conference west uf the
Mississippi. -Four uf these vets
were placed on the all-confcrcncc
eleven iast year. one, Rig BIZ
Mckinley. received mention in all
American selections.
Harry, Dutch" I'm, hnlfback.
Rov "Sol" Swatrk, fullhacS. How
ard Marsh, end, ana big Bill' Nc
Kinloy are the big stars of the team,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
NOtre Dame HumbLes
NebrdskaRs, 7 to 0

SOUTH BEND, Ind, oct ga
Notre Dame earned "A 90 0 victory
over Nebraska today In one OF the
most stubbOrnly contested football
games Of the year. Offensive and
defensive work OF tho NOtrc Dame
line stood out, Nebraska never was
within scoring distance ana aid not
make n first down until the third
quarter, Tho Cornhuskcrs made
,uly three first downs ln the whole
rsmc.
Notrc Dame's score came iu the
second period when Mohardt car
ricd the bail over Tor a touchdown
I'd shaw kicked goal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
GREAT WORK BY BLUE
BACKS HELPS OLD ELI
REPULSE CADETS, I4-7
College Results
EAST


At New Haven Yale II. Army Z.
At Princeton--Chicago 0, Prime
ton 0.
At Cnmbridge-Harvard q, Penn
state 2l. tTle).
At Boston--Detroit 2s. Boston o.
At Philadelphia Pennsylvania 81,
Virginia Military Institute Z.
At Pittsburgh-PittsburEh 35.
Syracuse 0.
At Observation-Disclosures OF
Maryland 10, Virginia =. I. 7.
At South Bcthlchem--L Lehigh Z.
Washington and Jefferson a.
At Ithaca Cornell 81. Colgate 7.
At MOrgantown. W. Na.-Wcst
Virginia 0. Bickncl o.
At Hanover. n, II. Dartmouth 81.
Columbia Z
At Worcester Mass --Gcorgctown
2s, Holy Cross T.
At Boston Detroit university 2S.
Boston college 0.
At New Concord Muslmgum q.
Rio Grande ~
At Swarthmore, Pa--FBnklin
and Marshall :. Swarthmore Z.
CTle)
WEST
At Norman-Oklahoma L. 2S,
aShlnEtoh T.
~ StlIlwater' pKla.--t hlN"rs.ty OF
Arkansas U, Ok!ahoIna AgSios T.
At Lrbfna' llI'--Nisconsin ZO' III
mons w.
At Ann Arbor-Ohio state a.,
Mlchigan O'
Al AHos' iowa Kansas university
- iowa Hla'e Cul'B. e.,
~ E'sl lansihE, MI'i'. Western
state normal lMichigan) ~ Mlch'-
gan Sgsies IL. 49,. ~.
=, ~ Notrt paI''e 'NotIe pailo O.
NenIaska u. o,-,. ,..-.,...
a ~ oiilall ''e's"'o" university
D. marquette w.
AZ MihheapoH7-b butier % Eirl-
nam J.
~ Onerin--iliram D, uoernh SS' s
AZ 81 Lou's-DepauW IL ~.
LOUIS l.
AZ Lawrence, hah'--liasheH H.
FRIENDS university
Al Manhattan han.--hAnsAs AZ
gles missouri D. ,,. ,,,
Az Minheapolls-lhdiaha " m'hhe-
sofa -, nat, M ~,
A. Rock Island Sfillikcn %. Au-
gustana 0.
At Cedar Rnpids-Coe college 2S.
Dubuaue university Z.
AZ Grand Forks n D.-Nor,h Da-
kota 2l. South Dakota 0.
Al Northfleld, Minis. Olaf 7.
McAlestor 6.
AZ Davennort-St. Ambrose 2g.
Quincy college o.
At Emporia. Kan.-State normal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Rocky Kansas in Line
for Another Chance
at LeOnard's CrOUn

NEW YORK, oct. 22.---Rocky
Kansas, Buffalo bearcat, is in line
today for another chance at Benny
Leonard's lightweight title.
Kansas earned a decision over
Lew Tender Of Philade 'phia att
er l5 rounds of fighting before a
capacity crowd at Madison Square
Garden and Promoter RiCkard
will endeavor to sign Leonard for
the Buffalo boy,
Contrary 10 expectations. Kan
sas took a lead for aggressiveness
and most effective punching In
the early rounds. In the ninth
round ne scored a knOckdown and
should have put Tender away.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
TROUBLE NOW THREATENING
Defiant Kansas Miners Threaten Men
A. ThnN InIrr MInN-

PITTSBURG, Kan, oct 20 -Th"
first sign OF trouble In the Kansas
coal strike occurred today Eight
cen men Of Alexander H0watH def
ant faction posted themselves out
side the Hamilton mines near the
Kansas line and made threatening
the mines,
a request for aid was sent out and
Sheriff Gould and party OF deputies
Induced tho men 10 leave.
Thus far the strikers have roe
NAMED peaceablc. but II was feared
today that AN attempt tp further
open the mines would result IN az
outbreak Of violence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

with Lawrence Haskell and Don
Hamm Noiug Tor houors. Haskell
captain, is playing u star game at
end.
Added tu these are such stars ne
Ram" Morrison. brother OF the e..
OF California fullback, Myron Tyler,
end and half. ana Ronald cullen,
guard all letter men.
Coach owens line stacks up as
tho heaviest IN tho schools history,
averaging 1S2 from end 10 eud and
lgl from tackle 90 tackle. Tho baca-
field is light and fast
Tho game with Nebraska at Lin
coin October 20 Is Okiahomas first
real test
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
GOphers Lick HOOsiers ,
by Single Touchdown

MlNNEAPOLI9, oct .22.-Thc
University of Minnesota won from
he University Of Indiana hero to-
day by "a single touchdown scored
IN the third period, and then turned
hack th" Indiana attack which
threatened seriously iu the last po-
iod.
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Wetumka's CAPTAIN
Makes Q TOuchdOWHs

spocipl IN Tho world
WETUMkA. oct Wetumka
high school continued it winning
streak FRIDAY by wauopiug Wcwuka
high school continued its winning
Happy Sheppard OF the locals w.
the big star, making nine tounn-
downs The visitors had several
chances 20 score as result Of We
tumkas fumbics but lacked the
punch Tho locals have only been
scored on once this year. Tho team
has yet 20 be defeated November n
la an open date which Coach Greene
~ anxious 10 I'm
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Baylor Passes Result
in Phillips DOlOmaH

WACO, Texas. Oct. 22.--Baylor
university's spectacular forward
passes overwhelmed the Phillips
college gridsters here today, "a TO
s, at the Texas Cotton Palace. The
Oklahomans' only points were made
on field goals IN the second and third
periods while the Bears scored In
cNerY neTIOh.
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CaHddiGn Schooner
Wins ODening Race

p, HALIFAX, N, s., oct. 22.-The
nlue Nose, the Canadian entry m
.he international fishermen's race.
Soaay defeated the American cup
uet"nder Elsie of Gloucester, The
schooner taking two out OF three
annual 4o-mile races, is awarded the
The Gloucester schooner suffered
serious delay when her foretop
n.ast parted during the second leg
the triangular course but she
succeeded in finishing the race and
made up part OF the lost time before
the finish.
The Blue Nose passed the inner
uuoy. the finish line, on the re-
urn trip at li02:2O p. m. and the
Elsie at l;l2:l0 y. M.