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Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16
BIG CHRIST MAS
TREE PROMISED
The COMMUNITY

Everything is shaping up wei for
FL Centre 5 community Christmas
tree. which will be placed III posi-
tion at Sixth and Main streets Sat
urday nigh. according TO Joe King,
chairman OF the Christmas tree com
mittee Of the FL Cntro Rotary
Club. which is presenting the tree
10 the people Of II Centre.
The tree viii have over 200 vari-
cOlored lights, as we'll as sufficient
Christmas ornaments 10 make il a
real Christmas tIee that will send
out the true Christmas spirit 20 ev-
F.. cry one.
Although Mr. King is the chair
man of the Rotary committee, and
j. overseeing the details. he said
this morning tha: Fred Nebei-Ihat
is tie real man behind the gun
end is busily engaged in getiinl
everything ready for Saturday
night 5 dedication. Mr.. King
statement is hardly necessary 2
every resident Of Fl Centro know
that Christmas tree here with
out Fred in the role Of general fac
totun., would be like u radio Sc
without static troubles-it jus
couldn I happ-A.
! Several comments were made
about the city today on the article
in last night S Press stating aefi
uitcly that the city is to haze (
Chri.trias tree, due 10 generosity o
the R9tarians. Evidently q fe,
p people were afraid that there woul
be no tree. but the big majority be
li0ye IN Santa Claus and seemed .
: be elated that we are again 70 iav
) stranger from the pine-clad Lii
in our midst 10 help diffuse the rca
holiday atmosphere.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16
PERSONALS

Mrs. j. O. Sanders of Paso Robles,
California, is spending the holidays
in ri Cehtro AT the home of her son
and his wife at s37 Holt ayenpe.
Mr.. Sanders met his mother in Los
Angeles On Saturday and they mot
ored back to FL Centre together.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10 A
storm with all the trimmings of rain,
high winds and low temperature, is
due to strike San Francisco today,
according to predictions of the
weather bureau.
Storm warning have been ordered
up along the coast from the Golden
Gate to the Columbia river.
The city had n taste of the com
ing storm last night with heavy
rain and wind from early in the
evening almost until dawn.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16
Havoc Wrought
In Seattle by
Wind and Storm
CONTINUED from page II

no a trace; Lindsay .0l; Merced 10;
Oroville IS; Orland .04; Paso Ro.
bles .Q5; Pomona trace; Red Bluff
.0s; Rdlands .01; Sacramento .0l;
san Benito . trace; San Diego ~;
San Jose u; Santa Rosa .0S!
Snow is predicted in the higher
country of California. A white
blanket covered Mount Tamalpais
and Mount Hamilton in the COASTAL
area today but it was barely a
sprinklng of snow Fifteen inches
of snow is already on the ground at
Summit, Cal. the crest of the Sier
ra Nevadas, heavier falls have been
reported in Northern California
and to the south in the Sierra Ma
dreS.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Dee. l6.-With
rain falling in most Southern Cali
fornia sections this morning, addi-
tiosal precipitation may be expect
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

Want the Press.-Mr. and Mrs.
". G. Herdman of lIoltville. who
have been living in that district
for II years, are moving to Porter
Vile TO make their future home.
Before leaving, they sent a letter
10 the Press asking that their sub
scription be changed to the new ad-
dress, and declaring that life with
out the Press wouldn t seem right.
They embodied some highly compli-
mentary remarks in their letter.
stressing particularly the enjoy.
ment they derive from the editorials
in this paper and the snappy, clean
cut manner in which the news of
the day is boiled down into read
able terms
Made OF Cream It's no dream, ;.
is dandy. Paul's Candy. adv
Money to Loan on automobiles
Contracts bought Fred r. Cross
$50 Main st. Phone 359. sdv
Benefit Dancing Party, December
IL. Ell Centre Country Club. Ad-
mission soc. adv
Murdered Man Known Here
Walter w. Power, who was killed
in Los Angeles recently by 4 gun
man, us he was driving his car, was
known in Imperial Valley, having
operated the Red Mill cafe at Mexi-
cali for short time about two
years ago. Since leaving there he
had worked rs an automobile sales
man IN Los Angeles. Matthew
Deckert, said to be a gunman from
New York, is held by the Los An
geles police for the shooting. which
they believe was caused by trouble
over 4 woman.
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist, 647
Main st. Phone 5S2W. adv
Davis Beauty Par,or. Phone. 227.
adv
Dr.. W. E. Lyons, Dunaway Bldg.
Office Phone 1877. Res. IA. adv
Steve's Evening steak dinners.
adv
Order Turkeys Now for Xmas. !
Nice Young turkeys. Mrs. Z. II.
irogan. Phone 70I Local adv
Transferred to Coast-P. E. Eek
art. who for the past three years
as been teller in the local
ranch Of the Southern Trust and
Commerce bank, has been transfer
ed to San Diego where he will as
ist H. ". Oaks, manager of the
ew Normal Heights branch of the
,ank. Mr.. Eckart has made many
riends during his stay in FL Centre, !
Who will he glad to learn Of his
advancement.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

terurbau railway schedules were
disorganized, while some telephone
and telegraph wires were out.
The Pacific Telephone and Tele-
graph company reported fhat at one
time last night 5000 Portland tele-
phones were temporarily out of
order.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

Laying OF the cornerstone of Bak.
ersfield' S (Kern county new post
office took place November s.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

The greyhound can run 30 miles
an hour, so if you get one he never
should be late for supper.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

Oh gosh Italy has singing
lightning bug. Oh well we have
singing radio bugs.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy

Rrawley Back of Show mem
ber of the local lodge of. Elks,
who visited Brawley yes. erdav with
tickets for A Night In Bohemia y
which will be given by the local
lodge Thursday and Friday aights,
reports that The tickets were eager
" snapped up by Brawley merchants
and Elks, and they will occupy a
block Of seats at the opening per-
formanee. According to this Elk.
the sentiment in Brawicty seemed to
be. "El Centre backed up our Mid.
Winter Fair, so you bet we are 90
ing to see their show
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 10 The
Pacific northwest was still in the
clutches of an ley storm today with
no immediate prospects Of relief.
Portions of Oregon aud Washing
ton were affected by the freezing
weather and SHOWS, while at sea Il
northwestcr was forecast by the
weather bureau.
Conditions at sea were not serious
yet this morning, although one YES
sci, the FL Captain, outbound in the
straits of Juan de Qua, reported to
the Federal Telegraph company
wireless station here that it was
forced to turn back to Anacortes.
In the vicinity of Portland, in
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

Try Loynd's Special Merchants
Lunches. Loynd S Drug Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

II it's a Musical Christmas. see
Jenkins the Jeweler. aaV
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16
Fresh TObaccos at steves. ad


School OF Music. Elmer A. Iodd,
assisted by Estelle Katherine Need
lam and Mary Elizabeth Greer. All
grades. Delightful method fof
children. 024 Olive. Phone 466W.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

Give Us Your Order for Imperial
Valley Grape Fruit to send back
home. A. NJ. Williams. Phone 653.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

cd tonight aud tomorrow, according
TO II. L. Hersey, local forecaster.
The storm broke here at 6;30 q.
M. and by 9 O'Clock it was pouring
steadily and in increasing volume.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

DENVER, Colo, Dee. l6.-Snow
was promised for All but small see
tions of the four states of Colorado,
Utah, A'izona and New Wexico for
tonight and tomorrow by the gov-
ernment weather bureau here today.
Rain in Southern Arizona and New
Mexico was the only exception.
Intense cold will accompany the
snow in eastern and central Colo
RADIO, the weather man said.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

Photos Taken This Week finished
before Christmas. Hetzel s Photo
Shop. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

Mrs. Brooks Beauty Sncp. Phune
226. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

Car Stolen At Calexico-A Ford
ear, belonging to the American
Fruit Growers, and used by Jerry
Asher of the company, was stolen
in Calexico last night, according to
information received by the El Cen
tro police. The car bore CONNER.
| cial license No. 35,097.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

get Your Carssr,nas tree pop corn
IN bulk from Paul s Sweets. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

Mcxica:ls Arrsstcd-Pablo Rubio.
"a and Bernardino Sepulbado, -,
were taken up by mmigra ion ms
pectors yesterday ana lodged in
the county Jail until such time as
their right to remain in this coun-
try can be investigated by the
immigration office.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

Wooda B-essy, Dance Studio 7es
Orange. Phone 4l1W. tiy
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

The Colorado River Control Club
has moved its headquarters from
l15 North Sixth Street 10 more
comfortable quarters at Room No
90, First National Bank Bldg. The
Club is much gratified ny word
fronN its representatives,, Fawcett
and McPherrin, in Washington, in
dicating that the present Congress
may enact legislation for 4 flood
control dam on the Colorado River,
which viii mean the practical solu-
tion of the valleys most serious
problems. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

Eat National Bakery Bread. You
know 1t s fresh. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

Davis Eeauey Parlor. Phone oo7.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-16

Benefit Dancing Party, December
II. FL Centre Country Club. Ad-
soc. adv
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
WOULD LIGHTEN BURDEN
 OF GERMAN STUDENTS
Organizations and Clubs Have Con- bincd to Aid Pupils in Their
 Financial Troubles,

Berlin, March 1-Berlin University is making every possible effort to tighten the burdens Of students who are endeavoring to earn their own living. and at the same time carry on their university work under the finan- cial collapse which has robbed many of them of all their savings.
 Professor Gustav Roethe. rector Of the university. said recently that the efforts Of the school on behalf Of its students have been met more than half way by the student body. which strives to conceal it's privations and works ou earnestly under most dis dressing conditions. But the hardships have drivtn many students out Of school. Unemployment has become so genera in Berlin that part I ime work which formerly went to students is frequently taken owed by men and women who will give more time, or gre better equipped for the tasks.
 All students organizations and
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
GOVERNOR TO ATTEND BALL HERE IN APRIL
Assures Captain Dunnc He Will Come and Orders Out the
 Stan.

Captain Edward T.. Dunne of the i6Sth Infantry. this city. received word today from Governor Charles A. Templeton that he will attend the second annual governors reception and ball at the state armory here cn April 2l. which will D" Easter Mon day.
 Thr governors letter follows: Edward F. Dunnc. Captain,
 "lGHth Infantry. New Britain. Conn. t'My Dear Mir. Dunne:
 Your invitation 10 the second an- nual Governors Reception and Ball on April 2l, 1924, in the state armory at New Britain received.
 "l would be very glad 10 accept and nave requested General Cole 10 order out the staff for this occasion.
 Respectfully yours,
 "CHARLES A. TEMPLETON."
 Captain Dunn" tried 10 have Gov arnor Templcton attend the ball last year but the fact that Miss Temple ton was observing her birthday pre- vented his attendance.
 The ball will be strictly formal Tn" box aholders and putron"ss"s will be announced soon.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
BOY SCOUT NEY,S

The February meeting Of the Court of Honor Of the Boy Scouts was held
 in the Chamber of Commerce Wed ncsday evening with tn" largest gath cring that has been held in some time, Members of the court present were N. W. Bnllan. George r.. Christ Bliss Clark. ll. r.. Catlm and Dr. Hand Of Inc school department, Visitors pres. "nt were Rev. <. A. Ifisko Of Berlin. e. F.. Morgan, assistant scooutmastcr ot Troop i; Leon Bradley, assistant scontmastnr of Troop |, and nine members Of the scoutlcndcrs training school.
 Tn" following tests wcr" passed: First class.--Alan Burr. troop ?; sec ond class. Elmer Swanson and Lam din Perkins of Troop li; Gerald Droguc of Troop 2; William Tailon of Troop 3: Everett Gunthrr of Troop %: John Dcming. Charles Guijc, Grorgc Cutie, Raymond Ausin, John llluiz. Peter Mozilitzkas. William Coaln. Victor pauloz, John Molumpy, Fred Cutie. Samuel Coalc, and Harold Baockman Of Troop Of Berlin. Merit DJuE"s nHhSen-Alan huff or Troop :, for pioneering; Howard May of Troop 2. for pioneering; Walter coldwell Of Troop %, for public health: George Horwitz, of Troop 2, for electricity, bookbinding and first aid: Harry Tan- cher, Of Troop {. for cooking. per- sonal health and firumanship: Ken meth Nolg Of Troop for pioneering; and William Baker of Troop 1. for swimming and signaling.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

Scout mothers are receiving invita- tions for the Mothers and Scout party which will be held Friday evening. , March 7th. This will be d poverty rarty where no silks and satins will : L'- ailowed-cnIy gingham or kitchen dresses Games will be played by all and several troops will give short en- . tartainmcnts. Scout mothers. come and haNe q good time with your daughter.
 Lftt'rs and application blanks for the Girl Scout leaders training course are being maileJ to many young Wom- . cn Of the city. II you are interested and did not receive letter do not ! fail to cell at the Girl Scout office. The cOursr is planned for six weeks. h' ginning Monday evening. March z 10th at th" Girl Scout office, sos Main street.
 What troop has such wonderful par tics? Berlin Troop I. Of course Perhaps this is partly because the girls form committees and plan for all these parties themselves. Their Val cntine party Was q great success. Games Were won by philomena Ven Irilia and Lucy Goodwin.
 The fife class are havinc q vacation. The next lesson will hc Tuesday. March 1fth.
 The drumm-rs will not meet this week Wedne sday-and no drill on Friday.
 Ensl" lesson Thursday as usual.
 Tn. following letter is being cirl cukt"d 10 Girl Srout parents: To Girl Scout Parent or Guardian:
 For two H'ars scouting for the girls of New Britain has lost much Of its health building program by not hav- ing a Girl Scout camp.
 This year the New Britain council plan to have camp to which everyi parent will want 10 send their daGgh- Ter and every daughter will he anxious to attend. Every pr"caution will be taken for tE" health and safety Of each girl, A doctors certificate Of good health will bo required for en- trance to camp. A Red Cross life saver and assistant lift saver will be in charge of water activities. Food will be plain but the best camp food possible Menus will be prepared for the benefit of Ia. girls Board will be S7 per week.
 Activities win includ" swimming, rowing hiking. games. signalling. first sid. kamp ltupsrs fhousework). natur" study and out-of-door' scout activities.
 Circulars will bp printed as soon as he camp site is selected. To ascertain whcthcr hamp shall be conducted for i. 6 Or \ weeks p.n mast know the ap- proNimntn numLcr ot scouts who plan 10 attend and hos long they plan 10 stay, Win you kindly holr us 10 mal.n uur plans by illing out aud re- urnipc blank immediately.
 Miss Shaw. director. visited th" plain,illc troop at th"ir meeting last Wednesday. About eighteen girls faHe nearly compl, tod tehdrrfoot test and are looking forward 10 receiving their Girl scout pins.
 Innior troop Ia of Maple Hin mot
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
Obregon Again Controls
 JaIapa, Vera Cruz Capital

By Tn Associated Press.
 Vera Cruz. March 1.-JaIapa, capi- tai of Vera Cruz state. is again in the hands Of the Obregon government torc"s under Gen. Almazan having taken over the city without resistance.
 The rebels retiresl hurriedly on the fcderals' approach. abandoning ten locomotives and 75 cars. The balance Of their rolling stock was left at Rim conda, 40 miles from Vera Cruz.
 Gnadaloupc Sanchez, rebel leader. withdrew his men in the direction Of ! Agostadcro. Lack Of ammunition is given as the cause Of failure of the rebel campaign. Railway traffic from this city to Mexico City by way of Jalapa is expected to reopen soon.
 Americans arriving overland from Cuatotolapam, sugar center in south crn Vera Cruz. report meeting few rebels The Americans closed their mills lacking fuel and prov isions.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

at Mrs. Leon Sprague's home for their meeting. The girls practiCed their stunt for the mothers and daughters party after which cocoa and sand wichcs were served in real Camp canteen style. while Mrs. Sprague told the girls about camp life.
 Troop Of the South church plan ned and served supper al their last meeting. Senior patrol of Maple Hill troop were guests of the occasion. The meeting closed with games and songs.
 The editorial staff for the Girl Scout paper met at the Girl Scout of flee Friday 10 make plans for the March number. Those appointed thus far are: Chief editor. Gladys Hoga- boom: troop news editor. Grace smith; literary dept. Margaret Ancs; joke dept. Marie Stake: drum corps editor. Elizabeth Fox. Other appoint rlents will be made later.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
DRUG STORE CHANGES HANDS
Louis kran0wits Takes Over NosCck's Pharmacy NJ Corner Hart and Arch Streets

One of New Britain's drug stores of many years standing will change hands in the next few days, follow ing notic" filed in the office of City Clerk h, L.. Thompson by Nathan Novcck of intent to sell the drug store al the corner of Arch and Hart streets 10 Louis II. kranowitZ.
 Mr. Kranowitz has conducted the Arch Street Pharmacy at 355 Arch ytroct tor the past three years. He will clos" the present drug store and combine the business of the two stores at the Hart and Arch street slor'.
 MT. kranowitH studied pharmacy at Columbia university and was with the Clark X Brainerd Co. for lo years. Hr is veteran Of the world war and served oN"rscas with the A, F.. r. He is a member Of Eddy-GloNcr Post, American Legion,
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

clubs which have been created to help the self-sustaining students have been consolidated into one big union with Dr. Michaelis. former chancellar of the republic. at it's head. This organ izatio1 will open more dining halls where meals will be served to stu dents at q low rate, or even free. As a great majority Of the students can not afford heated and lighted rooms, the university has arranged to keep a number O. study halls open until late at night for students who want to use them.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
TAX RECEIPTS ARE
 ON THE INCREASE
Personal Ta>cs Go Over Property Re ccipt>-Report Exceeds Last
 February By Sa.7f3.g2

TlX Collector Bernadottc Loomis announced this morning that for the first time since he took over the col lection Of personal taxes the receipts have exceeded the property tax re- ceipts in any single month. The per sonal taxes amounted to more than s15,o00 while the property taxes were slightly under that figure. Mr, Loomis report shows a gain of s2,7l3.92 over February of last year.
 Tn" February report is as follows:
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
SCANDAL IN POLAND

WnrsnW, March l,--Tho Dirt has appointed committee to investigate charges made by tn" socialist mem b.r Morac2lwski against former Finance Minister Kucharski, whom h" accuses Of having accepted Polish Marks in repayment Of a loan made hy the government in foreign rnrren- ics to textile mills.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
College Club Banquet
 Hotel Burritt Mar. 10

On Monday cyenin". March io. thu College club Nill hold iis annual ban uuci al the Burritt hotel. Miss sliz- abeth Rogers win bc toaHimisir,ss and Mrs. George E. chandler of Hartford will br inc principal speak CT. Rev J. 1.rO Sullivan and i;ev, Dr George N. e. tlill win also speak. All college women in town arr Wel- come.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

Ash Wednesday services at st. Johns will consist of morning mass at [ o'clock and evening services
 Ashes will be distributed. Stations of the Cross will be said Friday evenings throughout Lent and Wednesday night sermons are also being planned.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
SERMONS BY DR. DRENNON
Nice-Prcsidcnt of st. Thomas sem mary to Deliver Series of Talks At St. Joseph's Church During Lent.

Rev. Dr. Thomas l. Drennon. vice Hartford. will be the speaker at serv- ices in st. Joseph's church on We'd nesday evenings of Lent. Stations of the Cross will be said on Fridays Ash Wednesday services will consist of a mass at 1:$p o'clock and evening service al : o'clock, after each of which ashes will be distribut- nI
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

limbs, and soon spread to my neck and fore head It itched and burned so that it was m ost impossible 10 sleep patnight. and every time l scratched it, it would bleed. Th.I
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

conoyer C. smith Of New Haven. is spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs. A. ]. English Of Harrison street.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

The Mary Taylor Blauyelt's Current Events class will hold its last meeting of this season on Thursday at the First church chapel at . o'clocE in the afternoon. Miss Hlauvejt, who is in New York this weekend to hear Sir William Wicsman discuss "rhc Policy of the Labor Government" will talk on that subject as wei as the Finding of the Dawes Commis- sion
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

breaking out caused disfguremen,, began using Cutieura Soar and Ointment and after the first week got relief. continued the treatment and in about six months vas completely healed" Signed | Mrs. George Potile, R. f. D. |, Boz | B. Freedom, Me. Aug. IS, 1923.
 Use cutieurs for alItoilet purposes. H.mplss Free b- Mai addrs... acut,,,,. r.,.. ..'rsa Dent, T. Maiden ts, Hstf" gnd svsrp. .,l.-- : sota Ze Ointment 9 and bo. Jsieurn .s. Gna Try OUT new Shaving sIicL.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
SOCIETY NEWS
econtinued from Third Pagc)

Miss Grace Markham Of Hartford was the guest of Miss Alice AIderson, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. E. AL derson of Lake street. during the week.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Coholan Of Lincoln street will entertain at bridge at their home this evening
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

Miss Anna licngatpn entertained the l.afalot club al her home in krnaing- ton last evening. Vocal selections Wrrr iendercd by Miss Elsie '.nnir and Miss Myrtle Chase. hmrnts were served
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

Mr. and Mr.. Eobrrt puraons gave n dinner party at their home on Harrison street laat p}umng.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

Mrs. NJ. Egan and Miss Jean Gib- ney of Surname Lake ana Mrg Ear Parsons of l'nionvillc. were the guests of Mrs. William Mnntagn of liawloy street during the week.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

Mss Winifrcd krhsrl entort aincd a few of her friends with mah ionee party last evening at hrr. home op Shuttle Meadow aSnnuo. Thosr pres .nt were Misses Dorothy Hale. Ieona kildnff, Eunico Johnson, Virginia Tal- lard Lois Powell and Everett smith Lloyd Smith. Fred Hichinor. cecil Cooley. Wesley Porter and Robert Clifford. Miss Dorothy Hale and Fred Uitchincr took frat prizes.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

Mr. and Mrs. John Middleton are celebrating their twentieth annitnr- sary at their home. i70 Arch street. this evening.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
Itched and Burned So Could Not Sleep.
 Cuticura Healed,

suffered for three years with
 eczema which broke out on my
New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
uOn't Cough and Hawk

DO IHIs! MiIH CsMPHoHoLL and get rii of a culd quik. it's smasinr 'he wny ii r.nettatcs tho sir passages of the throat and lIngs ion sIre .sn feel it take hold ani quiciiy loosen up abborn cough, or cold in head or cheft
 Once you trr Csmphorole you'll then res. lize how good t is moi only for colds ard coughs, tut alto for Asthma. Bronchitis and Csiarrh. Al sii Druatists 3jr, ,or send for FREE SAMPLE nnd ba convinced
 D.. Brigade IS csmphorsis, Atlantic City, '. ]