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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
PHILOSOPHY.

woman was made from one
Of mans RIBS; not from his head
to rule over him. nor from his
feet to be trampled upon BY him.
but from under his arm to be
protected BY him. and from near
his heart, to be loved by him"
BILLY.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01

Matrimony has its saints and it's
martyrs, it's victims of both sexes,
but, take II by and large, there are
undoubtedly more women than men
who deliberately and consciously try
to make marriage a success and do
their duty in the holy state.
EAMON o s..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
DID IKE DO TT

George washingt0n's father owned
an old negro named Ike. When young
George cut the cherry tree, the old
gent asked who did It, and young
George said, Father, I cannot tell a
lie; IKE did It," The old man was
somewhat deaf and understood his
hopeful to say, IT did IT," with the
result that George escaped a larruping
and gained reputation for veracity,
w, A X
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
"MURDER .

Yes, the hour II was midnight.
And the night was fun OF gloom.
While. two nlghtie-covered figures
Were a-gliding thru the room.
He Is dead" the first one murmured,
There was blood upon the sill.
You're q dandy" said the second.
Il am glad you hit TO kill"
Twas fine night for a murder"
Said the first, and no police;
Now I've killed the last mosquito
Maybe we can sleep In peace"
SHORTY.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
SOME TRUTH, LITTLE POETRY.

A green little boy, in green little way,
A little green apple devoured one day:
Ana little green grasses now tenderly wave
Ger, the little green apple boys green
little grave. .... w r., II.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01

There was . youth who loved q maid
His name was Alexander.
He wanted her to marry him
4, A ring did Alex-hand-her.
30 later they were truly wed.
And when the folks the papers read,
Referring to the couple said:
There goes Alex-and- her"
LEONA MAC.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
AS THINGS GO NOW.

What are you going to make of
your son Charley" l asked. -
Well" replied Charley's father.
II made a doctor of Bob, a lawyer of
Ralph. and a minister of Bert; and
Joe Is a literary man. I think I'll
make a laboring man Of Charley. I
want one of them to have a little
money" PEGGY BEE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01

without exasseration mako this declara-
- ton, o r'r $3.50 p
This column 10 the best I've ever seem
There II some education In your II and
creation,
II teaches us . lot, 10 what mean
This small communication Is my appreci-
alton
OF your column, which read every
night;
So I'll sign my appsllation, yours in CO.
operation,
A contrib to the column that IL right
DAVE COHEN.
Mose-Rastus, did yo' son git any
medals during de war;
Rastus-He was de most meddle-
some boy in de whole regiment.
HEN and CHIC.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
We ought to begin planting
fig tree groves as we move
steadily toward fig leaf fashion.
OIDCNO.
THE TWO BILLS.

Rili and Billy make a good team
Billy uses his jaw and Bill his Bean:
Bill takes the roses, leaves Billy the thornAs
Fill looks for wings, but Billy sports horns,
Said Bill to Billy at Bowie one day:
Let us get busy and gather some hay
Bill did his best the iron men to beat;
Billy hooked UP with can of timed heat
Short is my story and sad Is my tale,
Billy lost his SPINACH and Bill his
"KALE."
KY. COL
Heard and Seen ....
Is a column of nuts ..s
who strive to help others
Skid over the ruts.
HARVARD.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
If Can't Be Done

A Los Angeles nrm advertised:
I'VE furnish full instructions for
. making home brey. AL mates
rials supplied" Next door an
, enterprising firm of undertakers
has this sign: I'VE do the, rest"
4/ .t' p. NUT.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01

That was sweet old lady
who imagined that the sea was
dirty because so many people
bathed In It, but was greatly
consoled on being informed that
II washed upon the beach every
morning. RELLIM.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
THE BEST THINGS.

The best theology pure and benencent
life. -
The best philosophy-A contented mind
The best lsw-The golden rule.
The best education-Self- knowledee
The best statesman hip-self- govern
ment
The best NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
temperance.
The best science-Estrsctins sunshine
from a cloudy day.
The best war-rhat against ones weak
nesses. .r... ...,-.
The best music-The laughter. OF an in
nocent child. -
The best OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a ray
OF sunshine into gloomy heart.
The best NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a bridge
OF faith over tho river of death.
WIDOW.
Anybody want'to buy a little goat1
I've got one to sellum.
He's no glutton, he's no Gloat
I'm right here to tellum.
Hes that awful Office Goat,
Always hungry as a shoat,
THIMBLEHEAD.
Dear little Tommy Ia a curly headed lad,
Hes not very good and he's not very bad
He's just q plain sll-around boy.
Hes no sissy, but he's mothers Joy.
ProoT.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
wITCHERY.

wITCHERY.
Cut of the purple drifts
From the shadow sea of night
AZ tides OF musk a moth upiifts
Its weary wings OF white.
L. II . dream or ghost
OF dream that comes to mo,
Here In the twilight on the coast,
Biue-cinctured by the scar
Fashioned Of foam and froth-
And the dream In ended soon
For 10, whence came the moon-white
nrpth. =
Comes nov The moth white moon.
nlCAAAD rORD.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
SAY "HELLO!,

Stop . minute and say 'Shelio."
As down Lies Road you 60:
For a kindly word and a CHEEKY smile
viii shorten the way for many a milo
For some poor fellow who's moving slow
Stop a minute and say 'hellor'
WILL B. SCHOTT.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
DAYLIGHT SAVING.

I'm glad that nobody is bother
ing much about the effort to es-
tablish daylight saving here. 1t
works hardships on too many peo-'
Pile SO that a few can have pleas
ures. In New York II last year
caused, and is still causing, great
confusion. The majority Of peo-
pie here do not want it
- LEONA.
Heard and Seen Is but a little thing,
Dropped in the hearts deep we'll
The joys and smiles II doth bring,
Only thousands of readers can tell.
JOHN e. @
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
SEND IN HIS NAME.

There was a man of Adams race,
who had a certain dwelling place;
He had a house well covered DER,
Where no man dwelt since nor before;
1, was not built by human art,
Nor brick nor lime In any part; 100. .
Nor wood. nor rock, nor nails, nor kiln,
But curiously was wrought within
'Twis not in heaven. nor yet In hell
Nor on the earth where mortals dwell
Now II you know this man Of famA
rsli whore As lived AnA WHAT'S he psRss
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01

Mandy-has yoll got Dare Kiss
face powder? g..
Druggist-Yessum! Special today,
69c. What shade? 49, .. ..-.. ... ..
Mandy-Ah wants flesh" color,
sab! . re.
Druggist-Whose fIesh7
JULES BACKENHEIMER.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
THE QUEEN BEE.

Ny wife Is like the honey bee,
But while 1T gathers honey,
SHE cajoles me with honey words
/, NJ. K
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01

A kiss, a sigh. and a sad goodbye
And she is gone;
A curl, a whirl, another girl,
And so the world goes on.
PEGGY BEE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
THE sPENDrHRIFT ROAD.

THE BFENDThhIFT ROAD.
This IL on me-"
''One moro Of the sams..
Lend me five"
Change this."
Here, boy"
Where do We 70 from hsrer"
Lets have another round"
You You can 90 home any time"
II can't be bothered with small change"
The sky's the limit"
I'm paying for this"
Don't be . piker."
IT'S all In = lifetime.-
More where this came FROM
THE THRIFT ROAD.
What 4 the price Of this'"
Tho walk will do me good.
mo. thank you"
II can't afford that
I'll carry this" ..........
II promised my wife"
Il need the money.
Let me pay my share" ........
II can get along without this
TN get IL as I need It,"
rs 1t worth seeing7"
"A penny Is as good in my pocket"
RASTUS-Hear Annabelle done got
a divorce. What's de trouble?
RUFUS-Infdelity.
RASTUS-Great day I neber knowed
dat guy was a infidel!
BENNIE FICIAL.
Harding. Hughes, Hays, Hoover,
nolding office. Some H Of an admin
stration FAC
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
As 1T Is SPOKEN.

The prescher preached"
And the teacher taught"
Are phrases in euphony,
But the teacher 'teached"
And the preacher ''praught,"
would be cscaphony. II. SMITH.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
AN ACROSTIC.

VI eres to the column I choose,
Il vaporates troubles and blues.
lwayp good wit
II adiatcs about II,
ID ampening ell mournful visvsl
q O here's to the column I'm for.
arnine new fans by the score.
very fan Is for Bill, he's true biua
DAVE COHEN.
Cltyman--Hows your garden COM
Ing, Suburbs?
suburbs-My peach trees Are al
dead, but one OF my fsnos posts -
buAAfnG. WAY DOWN. RA90
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01

Harding, Hughes. Hays, Hoover,
holding office. Some H Of an admin
istration. FAC.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
THE DRAMA

He held her hand and she held hisseu.
And then they went to huggin and ktssen.
They didn't know that Pa had risen,
And stood behind them just sixzen-
Out went somebody just whixsen!
THE EARLE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01

It's true that there's lots of
illiteracy in this, country. but
every woman knows how to
READ THE RIOT ACT!
EAMON o 8.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01

iae,f oo3.gs g siis = "a t7sM 1nh
SieY i.sa @,o5 10 wota 'ns9'iy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01

A stove salesman 10 Walker,
His job he wouldn't change;
For he 10 q CRATE talker,
And he has a wide range.
PEGGY BEE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
THE FIST OF FATE.

The cruel. relentless hand of fate
IL often clenched into a fist
To strike some egotistic fool,
And all his plans in ruins twist
GCIINN A a.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-01
JUST ABOUT RIGHT.

JULES BACKENHEIMER
The evening herald., 1921-01-05
At the Theaters
Today

"rhC Broken Eu'tor1,." starring
LOWS j. Cody, o. showing fur the last
Time todt' at M, liyu thcutyu b.
adapted from the popular novel N
iouplupr Knapp. The production ia
"a Eulsrtsnu-'o Special. and dc.
serves u'l the title implies
Made under the direction Of that
wizard of art-rrDtfors Maurice Tour
u,ur, o. reveals this screen master.
producer at his h,st AZ hc u1a
translated ID Goo the silver sheet 90
d. tens" aud h'Ir-rrippiur the
story 1t young and d'liontDly fiber
od child o' UIiuroH-I wuIf uf the
Canada WuuI#. who. STOLEN us l child
from her uuuI. parents hy a. revenge
iul ruN,Tut.". who tvruuuiZes over
h,r uud attempts Co hrutulyo hor uu-
turu. becomes fhr victim of 20 rdupI
.,Ft uf fate through am unfortunate
IuN" affair with a brilliant hui
tuuuEH'IrsH Young composer. Tho
tragic uN"vtH that follow mobile SOC.
Iiu.u and loy" that triumphs mIk,
"a pirtur" you can't anurd to miss
Nlr.uIIo buw. tho dainty hyroIu,
OF Maurice Iouruyur's super pTuiur
fiuu "Thu Great Evdcrmcr." which
win hu shown today at the Iyr,
( th"1t,r Vua born In the country "uut
WhDr, tHu west hpEius' and %. SUCH
H w'll ublu TO depict tho western
I type u. girl that sh, portrays iu "Th,
Great E,do,m,r'
Miss uuw started hor screen career
/ with Universal This. however. wac
after .u, had attended WoslIk,
. School iu Colorado SPRINGS hor birth.
place. Following Miss DAVIS Ncutur,
into fHu films under the Universe
banner she Joined the Lasiy forces
The evening herald., 1921-01-05
GREEK REFUGEES
DYING At RATE OF
FIFTY PER DAY
Living Like Wild Ami
mails at Batum, Trans
CaucaSla
a. tss sssoe'.rro ,ass.

NEW YORK. Jan. h.-SiN thou
sand Greek refugees. ~ liatum Truus-
'Hucasir. their clothing worn tu
threds. are living like wild animals
in dcns" aud diving nt M" rate oft
from 30 tu bO day, writes br " g.
Ramho, near oust relief worker. of
West Philadelphia, Pa iu report
from th" Black s"r port received
here
In what he calls 20 tragic exodus
that bids Co become historic IN
gamhu Nrur East Relief worker. OF
already has r'patriut'i 10000 who
,migruiod fruht the near east 90 cole
ouizo ThwCo ana That FROM 10000 tu
1000 remain to hr transported from
Butum back tu their homeland. Most
uf these. ho says. aye physically
strong but 5000 refugees from other
tcgiuus who noOk"d to Bntum boz the
expectation of relief have been in that
city five months. waiting iu vain for
help. then condition daily becoming
more dosp,rut, uu account OF tho
rirurs Of M, present Georgian winter.
The Gr''k government br Ram
DO explains. dis,luiming responsibility
tor th. plight ui the people has uu-
d.ruk'u through human, consider
utiuu- only to feed Hud doctor tho
.afuEc's but $500 far has declined ru
transport them ju Greece ON th,
ground that there BE- iusunioirrt huu.-
inr tiurD tu shelter them
Meanwhile. tho letter says. "th,
5000 Jr. over crowded iu BARRACKS
uuut tur human hubiiuuou Thu
families hHy, mo- privacy Some uo
lying iu bed day ana night because
thrt have un clothing tu protect them
from the cold ur cover their uuk,d-
uc-s Unless speedy relief comes tu
The evening herald., 1921-01-05
LEY-DAVIDSON
MOTORCYCLE

You will enjoy a sport un-
paralleled in the outdoor realm,
yet it costs you less than a
cent a mile with a solo mount,
or just about a cent a mile
with a sidecar. Compare so
miles of this, costing less than
40 cents. with so miles by rail-
road costing cents a mile, and
8 percent war tax, or Sl.62-
four times the cost Of travel
ing the Harley. Davidson way.
Weigh the facts. Start
new pleasure era in your life.
Come in now and see the new
Harley-Davidson models. No
obligation If you do.
The evening herald., 1921-01-05

an open shop movement Testimony
purpurtiug tu show that tho National
Er"ctors association and tnr steel
Corporation worked hand Boo huud and
hud an extensive 'uuiOn Hus system
was heard hy the committee.
Foe Of Unions
ono of th" sensations uf the lU-
quiry was tho questioning uf Eugene
q. Grace. president of th, EDtnl,hrn
steel corporation, hy Mr. Iu',ru,NUr.
who b. one uf the largest Individual
The evening herald., 1921-01-05

The Cozy Glow, occupying it does, such a small
space is fast becoming welcome addition to count
less Offices factories retail stores, and small places
where heat is needed
1t is clean convenient and portable Electric heat and
what is better? Such heater in the cool chilly
lngs and evenings, of autumn will give just the heat
that is needed to make you comfortable
Light in weight easily portable adjustable in that you
The evening herald., 1921-01-05
Probe of the Loan Market
To FoIlow Building Trust
Inquiry In New York City

/ fuuiur and mihiug Association are
Ia .ld Tor destroying evidence. which
they admit thov had desired go keen
uui ui th" hands of the committee.
ThID" wealthy business mon nrp
uud"r indictment Tor ,pntpmut Th,v
ur" John \. rhilhrl,N. milIinuuIr.
mead uf The builders supply hur.uu.
ana Joseph Penny treasurer of the
bureau aud Wright b. Goss tho
brick hluE." who was actively IN
NIrst'd iu the Association ur Dealers
In Masous Building supplies Goss
s HI." indicted for acting iu restraint
.f trade.
Indictments are expected soon in the
r"W.n' hr "k, sand, lash and plustor.
'ul W1fhl" combinations which are
alleged ru have had thrutti" hold
Hu Now YORK since 1916 and To- have
''ui pIl''s mp from 100 tu 300 per
cont
Robert D.. Hrndou. president ~ tho
Building Trades Council. held under
tltu.UuO bail uu indictments chnrr-
iug oNtoriiuu and attempted cXtortion
from builders. lH scheduled to 20 ON
iriHl carly iu January his pruHcru-
tiuu 60 h" conducted hy Mr. untrt-
meyer Several of Brindclls aids arc
uIsu uold for h. alleged cxiortlun OF
graft from contractors.
George $ BnDkur, millionaire build
'r. h'l3 uu DhuIgH ut perjury. will
geo uu triHI soon for th, second timc,
tu' lur. iU his FIRST ,lsu failing to
agree. lHgfrr ig alleged to hav" Civ
'n itIs' testimony regarding % $4,000
hIiH' lu AGENTS OF HrIud.u
Many Have I1cd
Many uf iNt alleged ,HUspIrufors
BOO ih' 'huldina trust many uf them
multi millionaire. how. U,I tl points
. .f HN %
The evening herald., 1921-01-05

~ HHh aNH'.NN 700 fHtNH
NEW YORK. J1. Tho great
tiuuurul institution. ,f New York
stat, banking and insurance r,mpun-
i'g ur, about 4. H. HIt"n searching
inquiry hy tN. joint legislative COM
mitf'" WN,afirHI.ns the "huIldinr
trust which uII soon begin uu ,v-
t.ud,I prob, OFF roo. loan wHr'.Ot
This committee which has startled
.hp nation with Iis Amazing roy"l1.
lions r,mrdur labor union rin0 and
building materials rings. sum .,I
luf,J its counsel hug uuuuuu,.
,d NII ruw seek Co prove tuut th,
huut. Iud Huyiug hlukH have funds
TNa'I. N.. foo invest lu MORTGAGES and
Thus l.d building boom.
NI lutrrmvors has stated that lD
.s prepared Geo show fhDa" money lrui-
ug Institutions that th,y viii br h,t.
ter off hy furnishing money iur houH-
ing Through publicity hU adds. hN
hopes tu break down tho pr,gDut ul-
legged bonus" system OF loans and
high Interest rates,
Fighting Inquiry
without murtrag" money building
operations cannot ho resumed uu a
scale wide enough Goo provide l'a, 1000
homes now needed in Sew York. the
committees counsel has stated
Already according tu Mn Uutrr-
meyer the great ludUH'riuI and FL
nIn,I1l interests OF Sow York arc
carrying ou uu "m-idIuus campaign
through hired pTupHrIudiHfF' iu de
feat fHu contemplated work uf th"
committee Ip iuvostirutlug the loan
market
Testimony purportiue tH show thpt
e., mhiuitI,u4 ui huiIdiug material
m.u rud Ertftiur labor chiefs hiN,
ruNh'd thr publ, cot millions of dol
The evening herald., 1921-01-05

The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads by bringing Results.
The evening herald., 1921-01-05
Merchants May Use
Either System in
Making Inventory

Merchants may adopt either OFF two
ayHt"Ws 900 masking uut th.U lH.u .u.
vvntury report tu tho internal rDy,uuo
department This ruinr was alvcu
out at Washington several days Hgp
hut was received here ou!t thI# morn
Ing
The ruling SAYS "a taxpayer mas.
regardless NJ his past practice. adopt
th" basis uf cost cor m1rtvr vstrm
whichever is lower IN. previous
rule was that the system tho taxpayer
had used in 1918 could not uu chang
'd without special permission
Merchants who have uHHd fhr cost
ryst'm lu tH" past Wur change 90
the "'ost ur market" ssHt'u Ut notify
ing th" department OF fN. change
whom the r,furn IL made, However
which ever system is adopted f.r 1890
tho ruling .lvs must hu adhered tU
in future years unless permission e,
change b. granted upon application.
81 the cost ur market system l4 used
tho cost and market price OFF ,I.u Hr.
ticlo included n tho inventory must
bc shown.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

[ENOAT'S GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis, !; Pittsburgh, o.
Chicago, 4; Cincinnati, o.
The Boston-P philadelphia game was post
poned on account Of rnin.
Other teams not scheduled.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
Pittsburgh Fans Give Up
Hope Of Winning Pennant
But Believe Cardinals WiM
Worry the Giants.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HEpALp.
PITTSBURGH. Sept 2.-Five defeats at
the hands Of the Giants caused followers
OF the Pirates to become shaky in. their
confidence Of seeing a worlds series in
this city this year.
Three defeats by the Cardinals have
convinced close students of the game
here that the Buccaneers either have
been playing above their spe ed and are
now down to normalcy or have shot their
bolt.
However, they are not willing to con-
cede the pennant to New York. but MAIN
tain that the st. Louis Cardinals are
going at such a fast gait they are
likely to close the season with a long
run of victories and worry the Giants.
The great drawback to the Cards has
been weak pitching, but they have come
to the point now where the team is
getting better twirlilng. coupled with
hard and consecutive hitting, all of
which goes to make mp the calibre Of a
championship team.
There is no doubt in the minds OF the
fans CT this city that the Pirates are
out of the running and they have be-
come resigned to mat feeling in a man.
ner that shows Itself in the sarcastic
filings thrown at the Pirates every day,
not even Maranv4lle escaping. The only
man to receive encouragement to-day
was young Traynor, who played third
base and seems to be the only Pirate
with any life.
1t seems that all the Giants have to
do now is to keep out in front of the
Cards.
The New York herald., 1921-09-03
Hldeous Fish Are the Rays and skates.

The deep sea fisherman who brings n skate
or ray to the surface following a good tug Is
usually tho most disgusted man aboard the
boat, for these fish are looked upon as the
jokes OF the sea. Their bodies are as flat
pancakes. Their eyes are focused upward
and they have tails as slender and tapering
az whip.
The most common rays are called skates.
The whip tailed ray. because OF his long.
capable OF inflicting severe and dangerous
wounds. is frequently called stingray.
The most common skate on the Atlantic
coast Is called the tobacco box and the large
fellow OF the same species Is generally called
the barn door. They are occasionally caught
as large as four feet In length, and speci-
mons have been taken In the Pacific six
feet long. When hooked the common skate
rolls itself UP and makes no fight for free
dom. and all sort OF names are applied to IL
for this reason. such as bonnet skate,
hedgehog ray. possrm, sea possum. bob
tailed skate, &C. II is usually thrown away
off the broad feshy wings and sell them. II
is said by some fishermen that the skate
wings cut into cubes and cooked In the Same
manner as scailops cannot be distinguished
from scallops by the taste.
The largest local skate on record In one OF
1856 pounds taken by Dave Martin when he
was running small fishing boat called the
Adelaide. In dragging for the old Black
Warrior wreck he used heavy weight on
a lire with baited hooks. He was in a row.
boat and when he became fast to what he
thought was the wreck he tossed his buoy
overheard and rowed back TO the Adelaide
and proceeded to place her on the wreck.
He roticed that the buoy was moving and