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The Monroe journal., 1922-11-14

Meeting Of Monroe Chapter L. ID. {.
The Monroe charter of the [. d.
c. will meet with Mrs. 5. II. Green
Thursday afternoon al $3.50.
The Monroe journal., 1922-11-14
Visitors For Armistice Day Ce.ebra-
tiOn

The following young ladies from
Converse College, Spartanburg, s. c.,
accompanied by several of their school
friends. were the guests of their pa
rents over Armistice Day and Sun
day: Misses Mary Deane Laney, Nora
Lee and guests, Misses Alice John,
and Sibenka Yevtitch, and Miss Berta
Allen Houston and guests, Misses
Margaret Ray Patterson of Greens.
boro, and Dragitza Popovitch of
Serbia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
Youth Bitten in arm by
"OUerzedlOuS' " dtchd0g

Some watchdcgs are watchdogs
in name only; but an Airedale be-
longing to 2. F. Delahunt. Of Niles.
Mich. gave evidence TO persons who
happened 10 be in the vicinity OF
tho J NJ s. building about 4:3O SAT-
urday afternoon that it was even
too Jealous in guarding its owners
property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delahunt, who. with
their small son. motored here from
Niles yesterday. left their automo-
bile rarked on Main ST. in front OF
the J NJ. s building. with the
Airedale dog in the rear seat 10 keep
watch While they were absent.
Russell Pinkstone. 16 years old. SOP
y Sycamore St. who was crossing
the street, passed between the Della
hunt car and another machine
parked next 10 it. As he did so. the
dog leaped at him. biting his right
arm
The boy was taken 20 the office
~ Dr.. z. r. Borley. on the fourth
floor Of the J. NJ 5. building. where
the wound was dressed. According
TO the physician. the injury was not
serious.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
PROGRESS CLUB IN
new MAIN ST. HOME
Move From Melville Building
to New Quarters - Name
Convention Delegates.

The Progress club is now occupy
Ing its new quarters at $22 y. Main
ST.. having moved the last Of the
week from the Melville bldg, 5. La
fayette St The membership of the
club has been increased 10 700 mem
bers, so Of whom are life members,
the number being limited TO that.
AT the close of the club year in
May the retiring administration re-
ported all bills paid including the
new club home and a balance Of
S2.50O.OO in the treasury with the
same amount of money already
pledged toward the building of per-
manent home.
The new officers who have assum-
ed their duties for the coming year
include Mrs. Lloyd Greenan. presi-
dent. Mrs. Hugh Dunnahoo. first
vice president; Mrs. William Happ.
second vice president. Mrs. Samuel
Bunker, third vice president: Miss
Mae Apologize. treasurer; Miss Har-
riet Keller. assistant treasurer: Mrs.
Walter Muessel, recording seccre-
tary; Mrs Lafayette Porter. CORES
ponding secretary; Mrs. Chester
Montgomery. membership secretary.
The directors include Mrs. Richard
Elbel by virtue Of her retiring presi-
dency. Mrs. Orlo Deahl. Mrs. Richard
Kuehn, Miss Maude Heath, Mrs.
Homer Miller. Mrs. +. NJ Morris.
Mrs. T. ]. Walsh and Miss Ella Rel
man.
The delegates from the Progress
club 10 the biennial convention
which viii be held at Chautauqua.
y. Y. from June 2O-30 include Mrs.
LLOYD Greenan. Mrs. Richard Elbel.
Mrs. T.. p. Nicely and Mrs. c. Fass-
nacht. Mrs +. G. Kettering will
represent the thirteenth district and
Mrs c. P Drummond and Mrs. Fred
Woodward VIII go as state delegates
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
FATHER TO FIGHT
TO REGAIN YOUTH
Parks Promises Court Action,
if Necessary, to Secure
kidnapped" Son.
snecial 10 - - -Times.

Special to The News Times.
WARSAW, June ARMED with
a certified CODY of a divorce decree,
which was procured at the office
of the county clerk, soon after his
arrival from McKeesport. Pa.
where he is employed. Frank Parks
left for South Bend today with the
intention of regaining possession of
his 13-year-old son. Harry Parks,
who was kidnapped by the boys
mother. now Mrs. Hazel Warden Of
South Bend. late on the afternoon
of Decoration day.
Discussing the situation Just be-
fore his departure for South Bend.
Parks said that he would obtain
possession Of the boy without trou-
bic. if possible, but If necessary he
would go 10 any limit 10 regain the
boy. He said that as far as he knew
:he boy was still with his mother
and was probably in South Bend.
Parks and his wife were divorced
in the Kosciusko county circuit
court Jan 10. 1913. on the after
noon Of May 30 the mother of the
boy drove 10 Warsaw in a high
powered automobile. and going 10
the homo Of Mrs. Abbie Carter or
:. Scott ST.. inveigled the boy 70
enter the car. She then drove rap
idly from the city. being followed
for some distance in a taxicab by
Mrs. Carter who was eventually
obliged 10 give up the pursuit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
STUDENTS HONOR
BROTHER CYPRIAN
Veteran NOtre Dame Instruc-
tor Is Guest of Commerce
Students at Banquet.

Students of the Notre Dame Com
merce school in a special banquet
given Saturday evening at the oliver
hotel in honor Of Brother Cyrrian.
head of the accounting department,
expressed their appreciation of the
instruction received under his di-
rection. More than 200 students,
including members OF the faculty.
attended.
Rev. James Burns, c. s. c.. presi-
dent Of Notre Dame university, was
the speaker of the evening. Father
Burns paid a glowing tribute 20
Brother Cyprian for his work at
the university.
Dinner was served in the Rotary
room at 6 o'clock. George 7. Nc
Dermott acting as POSTMASTER. Dom
inic Ong. a Chinese student Of the
Commerce school, in a brief talk
paid tribute TO Brother Cyprian in
behalf OF the class. a program OF
songs and stories was furnished by
Clarence Manion. entertainer. with
Clarence Harding at the Plano.
Music during the dinner was furn-
ished by the Big Five orchestra.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
NEW HOMES BUREAU
TO OPEN THURSDAY
Aim of Organization Is to Aid
Building of Homes
Wagner in Charge.

Preparations are now being made
70 open the New Homes bureau
Thursday. June 8, and the Office OF
the bureau at 223 $. Main 81. is now
being put in readiness. The new
bureau VIII be in charge OF c. F.
Wagner. Mr.. Wagner IS thoroughly
familiar with all aspects OF The real
estate and construction business.
and through his experience along
these lines ii is felt that he Will be
able 10 make the new bureau a
source Of real service for prospective
home builders.
The aim Of the New Homes bur
eau can be summed up in one word
service IL will not undertake 10
sell homes, or buy homes or promote
a real estate boom in any way. but
will furnish every cooperation pos
sible 20 those who may wish TO build
a home. The bureau will not under
take 10 finance the building OF
homes. inasmuch as il is purely a
service bureau. but il Will make
eevry effort TO enable anyone desir-
ing to build a home 20 make the
necessary financial arrangements 10
go ahead and build the home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
FEDERAL OFFICERS
SECURE BIG HAUL
Two 40-GallOn Stills and 10
Gallons of Mule Taken
at Farm House.

Two 40-gallon stills and about I6
gallons of mule" one Of the big
gest hauls made by federal officers
in this section recently, were dis
covered at farmhouse three miles
west of South Bend on the Chain
Lakes I'd. early Saturday afternoon.
The prOprietors or Theothel Van
Laceke and Mike Butch They were
arrested and placed under $1,000
bond each
Federal Prohibition Enforcement
Agent Harry Mathers Conctable
Nenzie. and Deputy Colt conducted
the raid The officers waited near
the farmhouse throughout the morn
ing for the proprietors. who arrived
shortly after noon.
A search Of the house resulted in
the discovery Of the stills and mule
In the kitchen In addition 10 the
liquor. about 400 gallons Of mash
was found. The officers brought the
still, liquor and equipment 10 the
county jail. The owners were re-
leased after furnishing bonds for
appearance IN City. court Monday
morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
YOUTH ARRESTED on
CHARGE OF DRIVING
WHILE INTOXICATED

Devon Ehrman. 70 years old, 1888
Mishawaka av.. was arrested las
night by Sergt. Hanson ar the corn
Of Scott and Prairie SITS. charged
with operating an automobile while
intoXica ted.
Ehrman and his father emphatic
ally denied that Devon was drunk
and stated that they would go tho
limit 20 prove their assertions. The
elder Ehrman later stated he would
bring pressure 90 bear which won ii
result in the dismissal Of Hanson for
what they termed his unauthorltative
action.
Wendell Maupin. 271o Lincoln
way w. and Myron Walsh 3125 s.
Michigan ST.. were arrested yesterday
afternoon by officer X. Smith and
OlmStead. respectively. charged with
exceeding the speed limit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
PLAN EXTENSIVE
BUILDING PROGRAM
Colpaert Co. Plans Erection Of
Sl,000,0OO Worth of Homes
Buy 100000 Tract.

The Colpaert Realty Corp. o.
Mishawaka has purchased from the
Clement StUdebaker heirs the tract
Of land embracing 450 lots located
on the north side Of Nlshawaka as.
between 12th and 19th sts.. the pur-
chase price being reported as APP
proximately 100000.
The stockholders Of the Colpaert
corporation have voted an increase
of capital stock to 100000. and a
program has been approved by
which the corporation expects 10
further The erection Of a million dol
lars worth OF new homes In the re-
Gently acquired tract
An extensive building program has
been prepared, and 10 is planned 60
be able 10 complete one house a day
after July /. The plans for one
house a day. however. include n1t
only the building program on tho
Mishawaka av. tract. but in other
localities throughout the city and
Mishawaka. and that after July l.
the corporation viii confine It's build
ing activities 90 the River Park adj
ditiou.
This tract was plated several
years ago by the Studebaker heirs.
but no effort had been made 90 dis
pose Of the lots. and the Colpaer.
corporation viii now undertake 20
do so in their huge expansion pro-
gram.
The Colpaert Realty Corp. was
organized nearly three years ago, ar
l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
G eorges Accepts
Offer of Movies;
VIII Go On Stage
VIII Star in Sentimental
Boxing Story-Horseback
Riding His ''Jinx.

PARIS. June Georges Carpen-
tier, French Apollo of the prize ring.
is going on the stage. il was learned
today. He has already accepted an
offer 10 go into the movies, but that
only inspired an ambition for the
legitimate. so Georges is going 10
grace the boards.
Georges is going TO star in a play
written exclusively for him by wet
Mirande II is a sentimental love
story with the boxing game as q
background. Georges is the hero.
The identity of the villain is not
known. but it is revealed already
that he viii not have a look in.
Mile. Mirande has questioned
Georges and has seen him do a bit
Of amateur stuff and she declares he
is good
He has an agreeaoie soft voice and
the battering o. the arena has not
dislocated any Of his features.
In the meantime Georges is prac-
ticing up 10 register for the movies
He has accepted a big contract with
an English picture concern and it is
keeping him busy. These are some
Of the things Georges will have 20 do
for the screen:
Swim. dive from a lofty elevation
run. drive an automobile, box. run a
locomotive and ride a galloping
horse
Horseback riding proved the most
difficult part of the whole program
for the pugilist. He had never beer
on a horse before and when he made
his first trial he began 10 realize tina;
broncho busting is a gift. Now
Georges is taking riding lessons and
almost every pleasant afternoon he
can be seen cantering along the Bots
Boulogne. accompanied by Pear,
White, the American moving picture
actress. who is starring in a musical
revue i'm Paris.
II did not know that horseback
riding was so difficult" exclaimed NJ
Carpenter. as he shifted around hid
mount for a stragetic position fan
from the rear heels. Another
thing 1 did not know was that the
ground is so hard"
Georges said he could easily
qualify for all the other demand:
upon his physical proves.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
Citu Briefs

Assessment Of the maximum fine
was the portion melted out in city
court Saturday 10 Henry GOden live
ing on the W. Division ST. road.
when he appeared before Judge Du-
Comb on charge Of driving his auto
mobile while intoxicated. lie plead
ed guilty
Joseph HeTnicz. soft drink" par
Tor proprietor. 2129 ". Washington
av.. arrested Friday by Detective
Sergr. Val. DeInski and detail fol-
lowing the seizure OF small
amount OF "moonshine" liquor. was
arraisned before city Judge Du-
Comb Saturday and secured coa-
tinuance of his case until Wednes-
day
To GIVE ANNUAL EXHIBIT.
The annual exhibit OF arr work
done in the classes AZ ST Mary's co--
lege viii be held June 20 IL ln
the Academic building A. che cole
lege. The public ls invited % attend
the exhibit which uH include
painting. china decoration. ana other
phases of work done 5y tho CLASSES.
Over 40 girls of the Triangle cIub
OF the Y ". C. 4. took an aE day
hike 20 -Four Mile bridge SATURDAY.
A picnic lunch was served at noon.
The girls were accompanied av Nes
Virginia Sanders.
Word has been received Of the
birth OF daughter 10 SIR. and Mrs
Thomas j Da.e D of Ird.araDo-
Mrs Dates was formerly Hiss Nar-
ref Arrcrf~~ Ta-~--1- 10 40 -rH
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

rescuer and his brother might have
lost their lives had not their father
been close at hand 10 pull them to
safety
The Rupels had motored 70
Kuntz's lake and were enjoying a
holiday picnic when the accident oc-
CURED which might have resulted
seriously. Dale who had wandered
TOO close 10 the shore. slipped into
the water, and his brother whose
fifth birthday will not be until next
December. Immediately went into
the water after him. Wayne's cries
attracted his fathers attention, and
both boys were soon safely back on
land.
Wayne is modest about his ex-
plot and refused to discuss the de-
tails Of the affair with an inter-
viewer. His father, however, with
justifable pride in his sons deed
willingly assumed the burden Of
describing the young mans attempt
% save his brothers life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

When the authorities who an
nually award the Carnegie medals
for heroic deeds meet to make their
next awards. the tousled-haired
youngster shown at the left of the
accompanying picture, with his arm
affectionately about his brothers
neck might properly assert his right
to consideration. For this young
man. who is Wayne Rupel. four
year-old son of Z. Rupel 915
FuerbEnger ST, showed the mettle
Of which heroes are made when he
jumped into the water of Kuntz's
lake. near Walkerton. on the after
noon Of Decoration day. in an effort
TO save his three-year-old brother.
Dale. the other frowzy haired
youngster, from drowning.
OF course the water in the lake at
the spot where Dale fell in was only
two feet deep; but the two boys are
only a foot or so taller than that
themselves. and both the would-bo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
Associates ShoW
Honor to Veteran
County Educators
Many Friends Give Surprise
Party for Calvin Moon and
John II. Bair.

Two OF St. Joseph county's vet
eran former school officials. Calvin
Moon and John H Bair, were hon.
ored Saturday with an open house
surprise party at their respective
homes. 729 South Bend av.. and 1872
y. 81. Louis blvd. For six hours or
more. beginning at o'clock in the
afternoon. an almost continuous
stream of men and women who had
been associated with Mr. Moon and
Mr.. Bair as teachers. school officers
or friends. called at their residences
90 pay their respects to the two men
who gave many years Of service 10
the schools OF the county.
Mr.. Moon served as superintend-
ent for about IA years and was also
head OF the city schools for a num-
Der of years. Mr. Bair was Mr..
Moons successor as county superin-
tendent and also was superintendent
OF the North Liberty and Walkerton
schools. Both men are now pre-
vented by physical inhrmities from
taking an active part I'm public af-
fairs
Each of the two men was present
ed with an upholstered rocking
chair, the preScntation TO Mr.. BAR
being made by Robert r. Geyer OF
North Liberty and that 10 Mr.. Moon
by Prof John Byers Of the loca
Junior High school Refreshment
we're served during the Afternoon
and evening by Mrs T. s. Ficken-
scher assisted by Mrs. Willie n
Graves and Mrs. =. r. Gillin OF
south Bend and Miss Marian Simen-
ton and Mrs. Rose Grimes Of Mish-
awaka.
The committee which arranged the
surprise party consisted Of J. W
Ritunger. IT, A Moran. Robert F
Geyer. 3. r. Rexstrew and w. B
JalCwavs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
TPICKPOCKET GANG"
TAKEN IN CUSTODY
by LOCAL OFFICERS
Three Chicagoans Apprehend-
ed in Front of Vernon s.
Confess to Guilt.

The quick work o. Capt Hamilton
serEts Keller and Luther. Oficer
Nhi1uere and Ben Reese OF the
New York Central police shortly be-
fore 10 O'Clock last night. resulted
n the apprehension Of three Chicago
plckpockets. who later admitted
they had heard 20 much about the
prosperity % this city that they de-
rided 20 try their luck here.
The three men. giving their names
Is Arthur Polly Ralph Hart and
Lucien Thanpson had forced their
way into a crowd watching a window
tisplay In front OF the Vernon Clo-
Thing Co. on cIichiEan ST.. with ap-
parentiy good success. Sergts. KEEL
Ter and Luther. IN plain clothes and
or duty happened 20 pass by and
three complaints were made 10 KEEL
ier OF having been robbed
Word was telephoned 20 the sta
fion for mone men to round up the
kang. which had been spotted by
the two officers. While Keller and
Luther were waiting for reinforce
rnents. detective Ben Reese or the
New York Central force. who had
been assigned - this city by Capt
Kuespert 10 guard passengers. in
expectation OF an influx OF pick
2ockeas. recognized Hart. While
Reese was trying 20 devise some
means OF notifying headquarters
capt. Hamilton ana Officer Whitmer
appeared and the three men were
slmultan eously placed under arrest
by Keller Luther and Reese.
When questioned in the detec-
tive's Office. the three men admitted
their guilt. stating that they came TO
this city Yesterday afternoon. having
followed tne Robinson circus from
Grand Rapids When searched
Thompson had s375.36 IN his pos
SESSION including much small change
and bills OF small denominations.
The three men were locked up
without bonds and will be given a
hearing in city court Monday morn
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
John ". PdrSOn NetC Head
of " indoU Shade Conlpdn,

Directors of the Indiana Window
Shade Co. 216-21S 5. Lafayette
blvd announced Saturday that John
w. P3Xson has succeeded c. + Fol-
ger as president of the company.
Recently a suit for receivership was
filed. According 20 the directors
all claims have now been settled and
the case has been dismissed from
the court.
The organization is said 20 be the
only one in this section Of the state
devoted 10 The manufacture of win
dow shades. John W. PaXson and
his son. V. +. Paxson. viii continue
as managers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
PARK CHOSEN AS
CHAUTAUQUA SITE
Park Commissioners Grant
Permission for Chautauqua
Assembly at Leeper.

Leeper Park. where the Redpath
Chautauqua was held last year, has
again been chosen as the site for
this years Chau2Uqua assembly,
The board o. park commissioners
having granted permission for the
mammoth tent 90 be pitched there.
The approximate opening date for
the 1922 ChautauQua is July q. The
tent wiz be located on the west side
Of Lafayette -. near the south end
0f the park.
An excellent program is assured
for this year. according 90 those IN
charge OF the arrangements a
meeting Of the so euarautors Will be
held soon az which time plans for
the sale OF tickets viii be made The
executive committee which is super
wishing The Chau-auqua plans con-
slst ~ Fred w Keller chairman.
Daniel Pyle samuel Lehman and
Mayor Eli T.. Seehirt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
Tommy Ward Declares
Himself to Detectiue;
Lands in Police Cell

Tommy Ward. IL is said. has
given up the selling OF liquor for
all time, but has not given up the
right 10 drink Il. local police de-
clare According 10 the story.
Tommy went on a rampage last
night and. while said TO be under
the influence of liquor. decided TO
declare his opinions 70 Detective
Sergt Valentine Delinski. with
the result that Ward became too
expressive and was placed under
arrest. charged with drunken
ness.
other arrests for drunkenness
during the night included Joseph
Rupert. Lakeville; Richard De-
maran. 2613 :. Michigan ST.. and
Harry Evans. 81 y. Michigan st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
THOUSAND ELKS ATTEND
CEREMONY AT ELKHART

ELKHART, Ind, June 3-(Spe-
ciaD-More than 1000 Elks. repre-
senting nearly every lodge in North
ern Indiana and Southern Michigan.
gathered in Elkhart tonight 10 as
sist the Elkhart lodge in entertain
ing W W. Mountain Of Toledo.
grand exalted ruler Of the order.
In the assemblase were more than
100 members of the South Bend
lodge. The program consisted OF a
banquet rendered by the officers Of
the Elkhart lodge 10 Mr.. Mountain.
an initiatory ceremony in which
antlers were affixed 20 81 candidates,
and. an address by Mr.. Mountain III
which he told Of the substantial
growth and progress Of the order.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
NEBRASKA "MADMAN"
Is FINALLY CAPTURED

LINCOLN. Neb, June 3.-(By 7.
y S)-Operat.ng in a wide circle
and reinforced by TWO airplanes and
several radio equipped automobiles.
a posse Of 500 men under the direc-
ton Of state Sheriff Hye.s. today is
closing In on the town Of ByerS.
when the ring narrows. officers be-
lleve Fred Brown kidnaper and
gunman. viii be in the center.
The NTH day OF the manhunt
shifted from Omaha "a ByeIs when
Brown eluded an army Of deputies
and fed IN the automobile ne is
believed 10 have stolen this week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
DEMOCRATS AND C.. O. p.
BATTLE OVER TARIFF

WASHINGTON. June 3.-CBy A.
Pa battle between republicans
and democrats over Canadian reel
procity and restoration 10 the free
list of common brick and cement
featured today's senate consideration
OF the tariff bill Brick and cement
went on the free list after recent
democratic attacks on duties orig
inal.y proposed with a proviso Of
fered by Chairman McCumber and
admittedly aimed at Canadian brick
and cement that imports into this
country should pay a tariff equal 10
tina, levied against American brick
and cement by other countries. Ser.
NcCumber said that the proviso was
designed 10 protect a few brick and
cement manufactures along the ca
madam border.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
Seek Mandatory Injunction to
PreUent Building of House

a mandatory injunction against
George r Strauss and Hazel L.
Strauss 20 prevent them from build
ing a house in Irvingtou addition on
Lot SIS without reference 10 an al
legged restriction in the deed with
reference 10 distance from property
line, is sought by the Citizens Trust
and Savings bank Of South Bend and
tho f. L. Cothrell Realty Co
The suit filed in circuit court Sat
urday sets out that the defendants
action in constructing dwelling
closer 20 the street line than pre-
scribed was lessening the value CT
adjacent property owners which had
observed the restriction
The court is asked 20 issue an or
der against the defendants directing
them 90 tear down that much Of the
building as has already been erected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
OTTHIT RRE-MERS

MILWAUKEE. WIS. June g.
Minneapolis punched hits with eX-
cellent results i'm the last three iu-
nings and won from Milwaukee toe
day. 10 3. Thormahlen pitched
good ball after the fourth innIu9.
Lober's one handed catch OF a drive
off the right field fence featured.
Score:
Minneapolis ..001 100 211-6 Il I
Milwaukee 100 200 OO0-3 I
Thormahlen and Mayer; Lingerel
and Wyatt.