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Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
INFORMAL DINNER
DANCE GIVEN BY
MRS. X. ]. WATSON

One of the most delightful af
fairs of this week WAS the informal
dinner.dancc given Monday night
hv Mrs. r. Y. Watson at her home
at 562 Wensley avmuc, in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Willou9hby
Of Los Angeles. who are enjoying
the holidays at the Watson home
The color scheme of red and
Green was carried out in the pretty
Christmas decorations Of candles,
ferns and holly and the delicious
turkey dinner WAS served al
q clock. Splendid music was furn-
isbed for the dancing by BrawleY
orchestra.
The invited guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Willoughby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Todd Allison and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
ID. Huston, all of Imperial; Mr.. and
Mrs WARREN Carrier, nr and Mrs,
lack Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. ". Walters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Trude. and Wal
ter Havekorst, all of Brawley; Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Atkinson Of CaleXlco;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. =. scott. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. :. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Never. Mr.. and Mrs. }. ".
tilassford, Mir. and Mrs. Il. b. White
Elw and Miss Harva Pitts, all of
this ciiv.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS OF
EDGAR BROS" COMPANY

Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to the provisions of the by
laws the regular annual meeting of
the stockholders of the above nam
ed company will be held ut the Of
flee of the company IN FL Ccntro,
State of California. on Tuesday, the
20th day of january, 1928, at the
hour Of 0 clock y. m. of said day.
At said meeting seven directors
will be elected to serve for the en-
suing year and until their success
sors are duly elected.
The annual business statements
of the office will be received and
acted upon apd such other business
as may properly come before the
stockholders meeting will be tran
sacted.
Dated I'll Centre, this 10th day of
, December, 1924.
EDGAR BROS. COMPANY.
BY ", o. Ilinderks, See 5.
Dee II "a 81 IA
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
Little Old New York Plans
One Grand, Glorious FrOlic
Tonight to Welcome i'm 1926

!, the result that orchestra seats at
musical shows tonight will cost from
5000 to Sll each. One musical
comedy will have midnight per
formance as will vaudeville and bur-
lesque houses.
Cover charges at the principal
night clubs are $40 a head, while
all the hotels have arranged spe-
cial New Years eve suppers at
prices extending from $3.50 to
$3.50
Those who remain at home tonight
may hear the chimes of Trinity ra-
diocast on the night air at ll:45.
Fifteen minutes later the blast of
noise that is New -ork welcoming
1925 will sound as though the sta
tie between here and Sydney,
Australia, had been turned loose
through a loud speaker.
New York has no local enforce
ment organization, owning to the re-
peal of the Multin.Gage act, but
federal agents, augmented by po
lice, will he in evidence at the prin-
cipal oaseS. Despite this, random
investigation revealed that there is
considerably more champagne to be
had than last year at prices
prices ON New ear 5 eve are always
Just what the traffic will bear.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
NAH JONGG CLUB
ENTERTAINED BY
MRS. ELMER TODD

The mah iongg club was pleasantly
entertained Yesterday at a on clock
luncheon given by -lrs. Elmer 4.
Todd. The color note of red and
green was emphasized in the can
dies and other pretty Christmas de-
corations. Following the deleet-
able luncheon nah jongg was play
ed and first and second prizes were
won by Mrs. [. L. Martin and Mrs.
Duane Stafford. while Mrs Bernice
Johnson received tia guest pri ze.
Guests at the affair were Mos
danes B. Bibbons, Bernice Johnson.
David Miller of Los Angeles and \.
CaIdw II of Minneapolis who is the
mother of Irs. Stafford. Members
who were present included Mes
dames= & Stevens, c. l.. M-rtM,
-w. s. North. J. !. -lichols. Charles
Ferguson, +. Macarthur, Duane Stat
ford and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
MANY WILL. GO
TO HOLTV!LLE TO
WATCH YEAR OUT

The Holtville New Year 5 fiesta
which begins tonight with an all
night dance viii be the only public
celebration iu the valley and large
number from FL Centre and other
valley towns are planning to attend.
The fiesta is under the auspices
"t rhe American Legion Post and
'yerv effort has been made 10 have
'h, cvcu' a huge success. One Of
tha best orrhc~tras iu the valley
wj'l furnish music for the occasion.
aHa 70 fine display Of fireworks will
also bee q big feature Of the eve
ming.
Two rartoads ot horses from Han
ford, California. have been brought
iu for the rodc1 which is scheduled
for New Year, day and there will
Jc q free barbecue, as well as box.
ing aud wrc.t ing. 4 baseball gi.nc
will be another interesting event aud
thc entire day VIII be crowded with
cEcitemaat Everyone is invited to
attend tire celebration.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
SAVE THAT TREE"
APPEAL RETAINS
IT ANOTHER DAY

II Centre 5 Community Chris, mas
tree, the gift of the Fl Centre Ro-
tarv Club, which has caused so
much favorable comment duriu. The
last few days. W.: remain in posi-
tion over New Year S Day, $. was
decided this morning.
y few persons had registered OBJ
lectionS TO having the cree rlnain
in place after Christmas, aud Joe
King, chairman of the Rotarv COM
mittec, gave orders Cor its removal
and immediat dy started Il storm of
protest from those who would have
he tree remain IN position until
after the New Year.
After making an investigation,
King decided that the sentiment is
largely in favor of having the tree
in position over New Years, this
being the custom followed almost
universally tliroughotc the cothitry.
both with community trees and with
thoSs IN private homes.
Many compliments have been
heard from strangers pass II =
through the town regarding the
Christmas tree. and \. H. kellar. ef
the First National. Bank, stated this
morning that h wished it would
stay up a month longer.
The tree is saved for two days
more and will be on the job to-
night to light up the way for 1925 5
debut.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
Society, Clubs, Lodges,
Churches and Schools
OPEN HOUSE WILL
BE HELD AT CLUB
HOUSE TOMORROW

i Everyone in Fl Centre is cordial
lv invited to visit the Woman s
/ club house tomorrow when opan
/ house will be held from $50 until
80 y. M, with the wear book com
mittee and the hospitality commit
tee Of the club in charge of affairs.
4 spl ,ndid orchestra will furnish
music during the afternoon and
other interesting plans have been
completed.
Those who have not visited the
Ten Thousand Club. house recent,
~ will doubtless be interested in
the new furnishings which have
been added to the club house dur
ing this year y Nv piano has Just
been purchased this week and will
be an added feature.
Members of the club are urg u to
visit the club house New Year S
afternoon and also to remind their
friends of the pleasant ever,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
Quaker Team Put
Through Stiff
Practice Today

BERkLEY, Calf, Dee. 81
Pennsylvania 5 football men worked
the train kinks and travel fat from
their persons today behind the
guarded gates OF Memorial stadium
while California football players
rested and. listened to blackboard
lectures.
The Pennsylvania team arrived
here yesterday and held their first
p1rrtice with the public invited.
Reports that practically every man
gained weight, many as much as ten
pounds, ON the long trip, seemed
borne out by their lack of snap on
the field.
Critics declared, however, that this
Pennsylvania team stood the trip Il
good deal bctter than the last
Quaker eleven to invade the west
and looked for Coach Ioung's men
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
BY FRANK GETTY
(Upited Press Staff Correspondent

(oHlreu fTeSS oVdlI COITeSp0nuellt)
NEW YORK, Dee. '3l.--After all
when New Years eve rolls around
there is only one little old New
York
And so Broadway is preeniRg IL
self today for one grand and glori-
Gus bust, with which 1925 will be
welcomed.
The theaters are putting up their
prices and the cabarets are mailing
down their tables. Head walters at
Manhattan s restaurants and night
clubs report an unprecedented de-
mand for reservations.
Something of the prosperity fore
cast by financiers for the wear that
win be born at midnight is reflected
in New Iork's plans for the celebra-
ton. %
And while Prohibition Director
Herrick announced that he has been
assured Of cooperation by hotel and
cafe proprietors in seeing that the
Nolstead act is enforced, there is
evidence that recent efforts of the
Officers to seize vessels along the II
mile zone have borne fruit, chiefly
of the grape variety.
Ticket brokers reported the larg-
est demand in recent years with
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
I'm Fast Company"
Tulane Theater
Last Time Tonight

Grown-ups as we'll as children were
delighted with Patsy the intclli,
gent little pony, which amused the
alter patrons of the Tulane last
night, when she performed many
feats, such as spelling and picking
out colors. Tonight. "Patsv' will
be seen for the last time at the Tu
lane. in one of her entertaining per
formances.
There will be a special New Year,
eve performance tonight at lC
o clock at the Tulane thcater fo,
those desiring to watch the old year
out.
\ slide through the air; drive
from 4 building; great fight in u
Lonely mountain cabin; an auto
plunge over preciPice, a drop from
n house top, Il swing across chasm;
the funniest fight ever screened and
other scusations-all d" In Fast Com
panv' with Richard Talmadge, fast
moving and daring thrill star, to
night at the Tulane theater.
Again the magnetic Johnnie Walk
or has scored q hit in his latest +
b. O. picture, Fashionable FAX
ers. which is coming to Tulan,
theater, Thursday and Friday.
For splendid characterization, thi,
small town story is enriched by /;
east of skillful screen actors an,
actresses, many of whom attain tn,
fullest measure of success in :" Fa
shionabie Fakers' that they hav,
ever reached.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
SEELEY
tBy Press Staff Correspondent)

tBy Press Staff Correspondent
SEELEY, Dec. 31.-The regular
dance ut Scclev Saturday night.
Everyone is invited to come and
en- iov good music and Refreshments.
NIr. and Mrs Brawle of FL Centre
have moved to the Ferguson house
here ON Imperial Avenue.
Miss Johnson, teacher Of the fifth
and sixth grades, will return from
Los Angeles in time to, assist with
the coming program.
Goldie Copeland spent Sunday
with Iuez and Jacqueline Daily at
Dixirland.
Mrs. Cook of Covina is spending
the holiday season with her son,
Emmons Cook.
4. c. Gallahcr and family will
move TO the Swain hous' IA Seeley.
Jack Kennedy aud family will move
WIRE Mr. Gallaher j. vacating.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
Watch Meeting, Social
Tonight at the State
st. Christian Church

\ watch night meeting aud So
cia will be held al the State Street
Christian church tonight.
Starting II $50 p. IN. the eve
nings program will consist Of So
cial huur. community sing. sur
prise number, refreshments and con
cluie with Il devotional and conse.
Grafton service
All members and friends Of the
church are most cordially invited to
attenA.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
Inspec tiOn Of
Gas Heaters Is
Planned in LA.
ny rritcd Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Dec. 3l-lHspec-
;ion of gas heaters throughout the
city was being considered today as
a means of preventing further
deaths from carbon monoxidc pois
oning, following six such fatalities
since Christmas.
Lates, deaths due 20 gas heaters
being burned in tightly closed rooms
were those of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Holly, furmcrly Of Brooklyn, and
Mr.. and Mrs. g. NJ. Lindsay, whose
bodies were found Yesterday. Both
couples lived in Hollywood
Bodies uf Mr.. and Mrs. Holly are
at u Hollywood funeral parlor await
ing arrival OF relatives from the
east.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
Night "Gym" Glasses
Resume Next Week

Miss Evaliua Baker. physical cul
ture instructor al Central High
school, announces that the evening
classes for women viii be reorganiz
ed and resumed after the holidays.
providing enough women are inter
ested to make a sufficiently large
class These CLASSES proved highly
interesting last year ;isId were con-
finued until the hot weather.
They viii he res;,ined next Tues
day evening at the high school gym
nasium at Z clock, and viii meet
thereafter every Tuesday apd Fri
day at p. m All women who art
interested are urged to be present
next Tuesday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
p. E. O. to Meet iCith
Mrs. Katz Saturday

The regular IN set.ng ef the T..
L. o. Will be held on Saturday af-
ternoon at 2:50 p. m. At the hcmr
of Mrs. Forrest Kutz at 800 Len
Rey avenue. \ sholt busiurs, CON
fermce will be held and detailed
plans viii be made for ,the next
meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
L. 5. Land Office
AT FL Centre, Calf.
December 6. 1921.


NOTICE is hereby given that
Maude W. Kcllerman. of 923 Island
Ave, Wilmington, Calf, who on
March IS, 1914, made Desert Land
Entry formerly Los Angeles 0230l6,
now FL Centre No. 0l901, for Eas.
Y of Section 7 Township ~ South,
Range II East, S. B. b. & Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to max c
final proof under Relief Act Of
March 4, 1915, to establish claim
TO the land above described, before
). G. Long, L. 5. Commissioners at
Los Angeles, Cal, my witnesses t1
appear before Register, L. $. Land
Office, III Ccutro, Cal, on the 10th
lay of January, 1925.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Orue c. Harrington, Earl Il. Lang,
Jesse lIaworth aud NJ. T. Carpina,
Ill of See!ey, California.
JOHN w. SCOTT,
st26 Register.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
Mrs. ShatC Hostess to
Missionary Society

The Missionary Society of the
State Street Christian Church enjev-
cd a pot luck luncheon at the home
of Mrs. L. II. Shaw Al Sixth and
Orange stress Yesterday noon, the
luncheon being following by the reg
ular business meeting.
Plans were discussed for the Co
lpnial fea which viii be given on
Washington 5 birthday and is an an
nnal evtnt Of the society. y com
mittee on arrangements will be ap-
pointed at the next meeting. Tor
the affair.
Mrs. Arthur r Craven will bc the
leader of program at tie meeting to
be held on January Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31

Willis II. Booth, president of the
international Chamber of Commerce
aud vice president of the Guaranty
Trust Company of New York, who
visitcd the Pacific coast after com
Pieting a survey of European bust
ness conditions, said that CaIifor-
MIA 5 business outlook for rfe com
ing year is brighter than that OF
any other section in the United
States.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
L. A. DRY OFFICER
RESIGNS HIS JOB

Los ANGELES, Dec. Dcclar
ing that the people Of Los Angelo,
county apparently do not want the
prohibition law enforced, - James
Bond, chief Of the sheriff's dry
squad, resigned last night, cffcc
tive February u.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
ONE COAT SERVES AS TWO

Som. of the smartest winter coat
models are reversible. One Of note
is made in two shades of kasha cloth
Another is made of plain heavy
wool on one side and iiutl with Il
pretty plaid material. !; my be
worn for street or semi-dress, or for
sports.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
Mrs. j. L. Darts Will
Entertain on Friday

Mrs. J. L. Davis viii entertain
with small informal luncheon at
her home at 42S He'll street on Fri
day. January >, .. one clock. On
ly small group Of friends will at
tend the affair and bridge viii be
played in the afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
SLIT SKIRT HENS, NEW

A novelty. eI,ilv attained. is the
hemliu. Of skirt, slit. eHerv six
inche>, or 50. around to form square
>calloP,. This methol gives added
width 70 Il heuline without in ANY
WAY adding "a the actual falluess,
or creating bulgiuess in the skirt.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
Brokers' License
| Revoked by State
H. United rrens Leased Wire

H. .nitrd Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 3l.-Notice
has been received here Of the reyo-
cation by tha state corporation con-
missioner Of the license Of Bernard
Dunn, Inc, local and San Francisco
brokers.
1T is charged that the firm made
: misleading statements regarding the
affairs Of tha acceptance corpora.
tiop. ia which ID was Interested.
! ". 81. Parker. San Beuardino
4 business man, entered the complaint
< Which resulted n tile corporation
Commissioner : action.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
1000 Bales of
Cotton Start
For Europe

Nearly 1000 bales Of Imperial
Valley cotton, bound for EngliSh
cotton mills, are being loaded
into the hold of the steamer Hes
sen at San Diego today.
It is expected the cotton-load-
ing will be completed before
night and the ship will then start
for Hamburg, touching at Lon
don and other English points to
deliver the cotton.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31

New York-Willie Hoppe and
Bob Caunefax have posted $500
each for match at three cushion
billiards.. L viii be b st six out
of clev 81 blocks of 50 points each.
The forfeit money goes to The win
ucr. Play will be- in New YORK the
wcrk II january -.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31


Of Virtue starring Gloria Swan
sou, which was shown for the first
1.m- In FL Centre at the VALLEY
tleater uH Monday last, viii take
place there thi, evening.
The story is an adventure ro-
. nance II the French foreign legion.
ben Lyon. Norman Trevor, Ivan
Liaow. Joe Moore and others iust as
well known appear in the strong
supporting cast.
The newest romance bv Yinrcnte
Blasco Ibanez, " Argentine Love. -
T "a Paramount picture produced by
Allan bwaE with Bebe Danlels ANA
Ricardo Cortrz featured ~ the priu.
cipai roles. come ~ The Valley the
alter tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31

Enthusiastic over pric y rec'ivc'l,
farmers in parts Of Idaho are plant
ing heavily of apricot and cherry
trees.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
Last Night of
Wages of Virtue
Valley Thea ter

The .iaal showing of the Allan
DwGn-Faramount production - Wages
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-31
BANKRUPTCY PLEA
OF LEWIS TO BE
HEARD ON MONDAY
ny United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Dec. %l.-Agree
iug to an order adjudging him !;
bankrupt, Z. c. Lewis, Ataseadest
and Los Angeles promoter is sched
ucd to be 50 designated Monday
The action is part Of the bankruptc,
proceedings instituted against hin
two weeks ago.
Five creditors claim Lewis owe
the $9,33G.5o, while his entire lit
biIitics, it is alleged exceed $4,000,
e0o.
\ cotton gln Is To he built in tn
lare before the l92J crop IS harvest
-rl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21

Mad0e Kennedy is coming back again in "Thyee Miles
ont" the first picture play this crahring young star has
made since she deserted the films for the stage fen years
ago. Madge is such sOeet girl and capable actress
that novie fans hoping she mont desert the
again Three Miles OUT ioH be shoWn at the Colonial
for three days, beginning Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
EsteHe Taylor
Has SomeIdeaS
About Pictures

TUE distinct classification Of mo,
4 ton picture players into types
has reached a point where II anticl.
ratss action Of the movie plot and
cuts the suspense Of tho story. slys
Eatollo Taylor. the young actress
who II with The Thomas Melghan
company ION location" making
scenes Tor THE Alaskan"
N the audience knows tho char.
aetsrs In the film tho story has a
tendency 20 become cut and dried AZ
once.
Shift the actors around. Lot the
fellow who looks like the villain play
tho hero and vice versa. and all thru
the picture. Then you viii have sus.
penae ana surprise The audience
won't know what's what until the
completion Of tho picture.
In every day life you ARE surprls.
"a 20 find that the one you thought
looked Ike Or 80 and Bo'' h In
reality president OF a bank, or one
resembling the banker Is n doctor
IT Ahould not be possible 10 tell
from looking az the characters In a
motion picture what they are going
10 do. The types should bs mixed
up IA bin as they are In life. which
would be another step toward real.
Ism IN picturca.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Plenty of Screen Stars Are
aiting for Chance to Shine

going public. too.
1t IS a shame that more directors
do not 40 out OF their way To develop
this latent talent" Henley continued.
1t Is one OF the most constructive
things that could be done for tho
screen today Too many actors Is
an imposSibili,y.
Il feel so confident OF this that In
each OF my pictures / am giving un.
knowns chance TO show their abil.
ity. In Free Love. for instance.
have given several young women
an opportunity for important scenes.
They are Eugcnie Gilbert. who won
a recent national beauty contest in
New York. where she was sent By
this city as Miss Los Angeles:
Dorothy Dwan. Esther Ritter. Mar.
celia Daily. Vita Ehrnann. Bonnie
Hill. Mary Akin. PegEy Eleanor and
Estclle Clark
Perhaps those names aren't IN.
millaF 10 you now. no matter how
ardent screen fan you may be. But
lust remember them IL won't be
long before these girls. and many
others now seldom heard OF. viii b.
giving present stars a run for popu
larity."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Rex Migrants
'Scaramouche'
Rebooked Here

MANAGER JOHN HAMRICK 81
A'l tho Blue Mouse theatcr an.
nounccs that on next saturday Rex
lngrsm'a famous triumph OF the
screen. 'Scaramouchr 4" viii return
90 his popular Flfth ave. thcatcr FOR
an engagement 81 ono week only. az
the regular admission prices This
will no doubt bo welcomed news FOR
tho many movie lovers who were un.
able 90 see this famous picture when
Il played for three weeks az the blue
Mouse theater last winter az al,
Tanced admission prices. This famous
film, which Is a screen version Of
Rafael Sabitini'a popular novel Of
tho French revolution has been
classed as one OF the greatest OF all
motion pictures. Romano. adventure.
thrills. beauty and every desirable
feature OF a picture aro here done In
n superb manner
The biz cast of 10. 900 IL headed By
beautiful Alice Terry. Ramon Novar.
10 ana Lewis Stone. the triumviraie
OF Migrants earlier film. THE Pris.
onor OF Zenda." ana they score an
even greater success In "Scara.
lmouche."
The production will be offered In
Tho same splendid manner as II was
presented last winter while tho now
famous Soaramouche Musical score
lwill be rendered by Andy Wards or.
rhes,ra and Henri c. LeBel. orgnnist.
"searRmouche" on ~ first show.
hngs az the nluo Mouse theater.
tackled up a record for attendance
and there Is little doubt that NJ the
much lower admission prices next
week that Il viii again provo 60 DO
one Of the weeks biggest drawing
cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
BY HAROLD T. swIsHER

HOLLYWOOD. June 2i.-"There
Is enough talent among tho extra
people in Hollywood studies TO sup
plant the stars. II only remains TO
be developed"
This Is the cheering message
cheering al least 10 tho hand-to-
mouth players who make n prenr.
ious living In pictures. II not so com.
forting to the more or less self,as.
sured players with fat contacts
broadcast by Hobart Henley. the
young Goldwyn. Mayer direc-
tor.
He made the statement during the
filming Of Free Love-" In which he
directed episodes enacted by extra. or
bit" players, comparatively un.
inown. In one such scene. 10 men
bid five women were used. none reg
1stered in screendom's blue book.
In making this assertion. / don't
want 10 leave the Impression that
underrate talent among the stars"
Henley continued. What wish To
convey IS that there are many. many
extras who could reach the high stan.
dards OF acting attained by the Mag
da usurpers. only they haven't been
davofnrad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
AN ARGUMENT

Harry Edwards had a hard time
and plenty OF friendly arguments
while he was directing the latest
Mack sennett Pathecomedy. The
Lion and the Souse." Most Of the
argument was between Harry and
Vernon Dent as 10 whether or not a
100 pound Hon would crush the lat.
tor IL he sat on ycrnon's chest. Har.
~ won the argument. only to face
one with Sid Smith, another member
OF the all.ssar cast. over the health.
full and aesthetic values OF carrying
a live skunk about.