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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-05-15
BENTON CITY

One of the prettiest weddings wit
messed in years in Benton City, was
when Agnes Benson, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Benson was
married to G. L. Larson of Tacoma
in the Methodist church in Benton
City. The only attendants were Roy
Benson and Lily Drenkhahn. After
the ceremony, reception was held
at the brides home for relatives and
intimate friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Lar
SON left by motor for Spokane and
Portland returning to Tacoma where
they will make their home. The
church was beautifully decorated.
Mrs. H. L. Squibb. played Loengren's
Wedding March and Mr.. Squibb sang
"Oh Promise Me" and 81 Love You
Truely." The out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson and
Mrs. Clifford Munson from Tacoma,
sisters Of the bride.
Benton City turned out en-masse
to welcome the Sunnyside boosters
at their arrival in Benton City Fri
day afternoon. The music was inspir-
ing but DR.. U-Hook-Em was the hit
of the day and his samples OF "Spiz-
erinktum" left by his agents is well
worth the trying and for fear all
did not receive a sample ] think it
worth while to give it here so all may
benefit by it and use it each day:
Arise at 6 am. each day, take
good deep breath of the morning air
and repeat aloud six times, II live in
the best town in the best valley in
the best state of the best nation in
the world. Greet all your friends
with CHEEKY smile and pleasant word
and strive to make your town still
better. Your aches and pains will all
vanish and you'll have no need for
"Spyzerinctum."
Mr.. Buchanan, poultry expert from |
Washington State College talked to
the poultry growers in Benton City |
Friday afternoon at the John Delere
chicken ranch. Mr.. Buchanan discus
sed feeding laying hons and reasons |
why laying hens with high laying |
records may not keep up the record
and ways and means Of making hens |
lay all the year. These meetings are
well worth while for people who are
Interested in the poultry business and
should draw a large attendance.
Mothers Day was appropriately
observed in the Kiona Benton Com
munity church Sunday. Rev. Beer
preached special sermon and the
choir sang special music. The church
was beautifully decorated. Sunday
evening Rev. Beer preached the Bac-
calaureate sermon at the Community
church. The graduating class of thir-
teen sat with the teachers in the
front Of the church. The choir con-
sisted of the junior girls who sang
special songs. Mr.. Squibb sang So
10 and Mrs. j. P. Triesch and Miss
Hazel Luhmann played a Guitar and
Ukalele duet during the offertory.
The all-school play Friday night
was finished product. The charact-
ers were well taken and the musical
review by five girls, was very good.
Miss Adele Barber sophomore who
took the leading part in "Mr. Orris"
held the audience like a professional.
Miss Day, the English teacher has
given great deal of time to the
training of the pupils along drama
tic lines.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-05-15


feel the directors should be congrat-
ulated in obtaining the services of
Milton w. Roop, for superintendent
Of the school for the ensuing year
to fill the position vacated by Mr..
Squibb. Mr.. Roop is a graduate OF
the State University of Seattle, the
State Normal at Bellingham and was
in the officers training camp for one
year and half during the war. The
board has hired the same teachers
for the coming year with the excep-
tion of the English teacher, Miss Day
whose place will be filled by Miss
Rice of Prosser.
Miss Clara Roop who has been
teaching the McBee school in Horse
Heaven is home for visit with her
parents.
The Kiona Benton Grange met in
the Community Hall Wednesday eve
ming. The Finley drill team will have
a basket social in the same hall next
Friday night. The proceeds are to be
used to help defray the expenses of
the drill team around the county
when they go to help put on degree
work.
Among those who attended the Po-
mona at Locust Grove last Saturday
were L. L. Todd, Mrs. Pennell, Mrs.
Howard and Mrs. Aaron Snyder. The
next meeting will be held at Vale and
it is important that all Changers be
there as the members will arrange
for a caravan to attend the state con-
vention at Vancouver.
The Benton Hotel entertained for
dinner Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. o. K.
Williamson Of Prosser, DR.. and Mrs.
F. S. Hedger, Mrs. Anna Prowell and
Mr.. and--Mrs. ]. G. Cotton.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. o.
X. Williamson and Mr.. and Mrs. S.
j. Harrison drove to Kennewick.
Mrs. M. w. Roop and children are
visiting Mrs. Roop's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Appelman in Portland.
The Rebeccahs gave surprise par
ty at the Kiona Odd Fellows hall
Wednesday night in compliment of
Mrs. Henry Ketchum who left with !
her children to join Mr.. Ketchum in
Tacoma to make their future home.
The Ladies Aid met at the home
of Mrs. M. j. Carter Wednesday at
ternoon. Mrs. Carter was elected Sec
rotary to fill the vacancy made by
the leaving Of Mrs. Ketchum. The
next meeting will be held in two
weeks.
The Highland Ladies club met
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Robert
Prior. After the business meeting a
roll call was responded to with cur
rent events. Mrs. Prior served ice
cream and cake assisted by Mrs.
Barney Ham.
Mrs. s. M. Suttlemeyer of Portland
came to visit her daughter Mrs. F. d.
Silleman and attend the graduating
exercises Friday night when her
grandson Lawrence Palmer will be
graduated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crete Hartman and
daughters drove to Benton City from
The Dalles, and are visiting at the
home of their daughter Mrs. Milton
Ketchum returning home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Hartman en-
tertained at family dinner Monday
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Crete Hart
man and daughters Of The Dalles.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Mclean are
spending few days at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Mclean.
Rev. Beer and family have moved
into the Henry Ketchum home.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11

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no nakadu ktera nebude moci byti umofena vaeho W.
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Krone techto ustanoveni obsahuje novy zakon para
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stale vysoke ini moderne chapane socalni poitiky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11
ZABAVY.

jedne svych predvalecnych sta studentstvu ma
psal Masaryk Povez NIL jak travis svdj vony cas- ia ii
povim aky s. Tato sova nepati jenom studentstvu,
pati obecne Kuuru naroda lie nejenom pode
prace nybrz podle jeho zabav. Vzpomehme pfklad
rozkosne crty Havlickovych "Obrazech Rus "Gulan
kde ceni zabav ruskeho du vystupue plascy pred ma
mi obraz ceeho ruskeho narodniho harakter LIE cekem
ric zabavy ceskeho idu byy vzdy jste vsi
re zemena pararchani zvyky obsahuji ecktere Ii
votni moudrosti. Rozum pokra6ujic nvellisac
cvisaci mzeji tyto zvyky stale vice zabavy naseho
venkova vyhovu obvykemu evropskemu prdmeru Hospod
ske racky ina pfekyp6n emperamenu pr venkovskych
muzikach jsou take stale vzacnes ak mGzeme pfesved
cii rubkach soudnich Cene vzdeavaci korporace
Ii dove zabvy zuslechti ucni je nastroem vzdela
nj vychovy
TAX ako pfestavky Audbe pomahaji tvorit skladbu,
tax melode lidsk6ho zvota cvsace must mit svoje pre-
stavky odpocnek zabavu Neni mono stale tvoriti jest
nutno odpocvat konsumovat Jedne vec je vsak nuno
dba zajmu spr;vne ekonome zvotnf: Ably zabava
staa namahou ottiznym zamesnanim, ubienim casu Po
ztek spotfeba vyvorenych hodno Pokud e zabava od
pocinkem je vse pofadku Jeli syslem zvota jei ne
cim, prikada velka duleztos je sebeopoovanm
pax nasvedcuje tomu zivote neni cos pofadku
Bud jde neco nebo neakou starost pre-
husit Mali byt zabava narkotkem pax je cimsi socane
nezdravym
Nervova therape do nedavna velmi rada operovaa so
"rozpylen'. Byo/domneni rozptylenf je ne
epsi iecbou ze coveka kte p melancholi nejlepe bu
de mono vyecit sanatorch ez podobaj luXunm no
teum, budei voden do dvade koncertu atd Modern
rvove ekafstvi cd ohoto ecen temef lpln upuso Vem
totiz stavao meanchocky pacient uprosred
neopojnejsiho vru zabavy rozpylen wal zvot nebot
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ehnou neho staros plnou sou ceou TIL pocitue
pine kontras mezi okolim svym smutkem tvaf lehky
smich huboky srdc zal. Dneni ekari nesnazi
pacenta bav nybrz zam6sna vychazeice sprav-
ne zasady re neepsm prostfedkem pro akemuko smut
ku jest prace ejz zdar vidme ktera dari Bohu-
Eel, dnesn zmechansovane cvisaci jest velmi mnoho
takovch zamesnan kere pro mechancnost nemohou
poskytova prave rados prce praveho ses cimz Sc a-
ke vysvetue touha opoen rozpyleni Problem
do m p
nejddlezesich soucst socani otazky. Nelepsi bavou
je a zustava radostna prace
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11
NOVY ZAKON o STAVEBNiM RUCtIL)
v CESKOSLO LOVENSKU.

pfedvanocnim zasedani Narodniho shromazdeni v
Praze byl posianecke snmovne proednan schvaen
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hem smeru odchyny cd dosud patneho zemena pokud
tyce vyse popor casove patnost kerou budou popo
stavby poskyovany DIE cee sve povahy e
kon pfechodem normalnm pomerim stavebnim podni-
kdn kdy uz nebude pofeb stavby staten subvencova
pr garantovat pujcky, poskytnue ne Naednou nebyo
lie podporovan saveb obytnych doml zastav Brani to-
nejen nedos tex bytu vetin6 obc vem citel
ale zvaste okonost pTprayeno mnoho stavebnich
projektd kere byy podnknuty presvdcenm re ma STAY
by die mich provedene bude posktnuta subvece Neze
prehzeh take pro stat poro, sta
web veke zavazy, ak patrno nasedujicich cisc Gel.
KEN by dosud poskyna neb prisbena podpoa ma stav-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11

Po americku u Moravske O.
stravy. Dne II. ledna o pull 6.
hod. odp. prepaden byl OBJ
hodnik Frantisek. Frank v Ma
rianskych Horach u Moravske
Ostravy A muzi, ktefi no po-
hrdzkou browningy prinutili,
ze Jim oznacil misto, kde ma
penize. PAX no svazali a. od-
vlekli do skladiste a re zAsuv-
ky uloupili 1900 Kc. Pachate-
Ii, kteri mluvili hornoslezskym
naTecim, jsou lupici 19fety Jo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11

v soulad s blahen republilxy.
Nefndze to ~ to must byti hes
10 koalovanych stran - byti
trvalym prosp9chefn stran, co
republiku poskozuje. Nepoda-
II Sc Sc sveta shladit ami ego
ismus lidf ami egoismus stran;
echo mozno dosici, to je ohra-
nicenl tohoto egoismu, stano-
veni mezi, pres ktere nikdy a
nikde Sc nesmf. Koalicni poll
tika potrebuje politicky liver
donna j v cizin9. Ale pax nut
no chovati Sc podle toho. Od-
niti, ale zachovejme. CO nutno
zachovat.
''Trensansk< komeholomy,
i6astin&rska spolsGnost ' Tren
cine" a "Dombrova", naftova
axe. spoletnoSt v Praze" S kaa
pitalem Kc 1000, 900, rozdele-
nvm ma 5000 akcii po Kc 200
nom., byly prav9 povoleny. o.
celem te.p spolecnosti bude W.
roba dlazebniho stavebniho
kamene a Sterku kamennych
lomech Y ldoli feky ylary. -
Provoz bude sediti v dzke SOU
cinnosti S tiencinskou irmou:
''Pov&zska stavebni spolecnost
Dolexal, Rotak a Svatos". DrI.
ha move zalozenych spoleGno-
sti - podle jmei1a soude, jed
na sc zde 0 filiacnf podnik pa
fizske firmy "Societe des Pc
troles de Dombrova, soc. anon
+ bude Sc predevsim zabyvati
obchodem s mineralnimi oleji
+ a jich derivaty, jich skladova-
MIN a transportovanim - e.
vent. ma t6z nabyvati nafto-
vych zfidel a rafinerif mineral
mich olejd, aby sama provozo-
vala vyrobu.
"a devce - smrt. Mladenci
We Velkej Divene sc rozdelili
ma diva tabory. Jeden, kterv
Sc obdivoval kofil vesnicke
krasce a druhy Sc taktez obdi-
voval a kohl dfvcine, ale SOU
casne zarliI a nevrazil ma prv-
nj tabor mladencu. A tax Sc
"horni' a "dolni" Divinane ma
najem potykali. Nejprve slo-
Wy, pax dopisy ma konec pest
mi a nozi. Dne S. ledna We
/ Ger poGkaii 81 "dolni" ma "hor.
nj" mladence a byla rez. Ty6-
ky, vytrzene kdesi plotu, sc
michaly, lipance praskaly a O.
becni strazny duch Sc radeii
kamsi schoval. Bylo klani, by
10 porubani. Kdy1 Sc klubko
peroucich sc mladencI rOzmo-
talo, lezelo jich nekolik zle
potlucenych ma zemi. Vsich.
nj vSak Sc pozdeji sebrali, jer
. Josef Kostelny zGstal lezeti a
( tax jej naSli delnici navraceii.
ci sc q prace. Ryl zabit. Mi
mo n6j byli diva lehce a ieder
tezce zraneni. Vrahove hyl
4 dod&ni do vaKby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-11

sef Kodek a 32lety Valentin
Plachta z Polska. Til z lupic1
jsou asi 22ieti, bexvousf a tfe-
ii asi SSlety. Pc lupicich Sc pa
ira.
Pfoti roxtAhovkni afsr. Po-
slanec V. Dyk " Mar. Listech'
varuje pred zbytecnym rozta-
hovanim afer ma Skodu MAST
zahranicni povEsti. Je-li biaho
republiky svrchovanym z&ko-
mem, musime vSechny sve O.
sobni a stranick& z&jmy uvesti
Evening star., 1924-10-12
Benefit Party Announced by
Hancock Chapter, D. A. R.

The bridge and NAH jong party
to be given at Wardman Park Hotel
Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, under the
auspices of the Dorothy Hancock
Chapter, u. \. r., for the benefit of
the orphans Of the Blue Ridge Indus
trial School, and other charitable
activities, will have as its patronesses
Mrs Calvin Coolidge, Mrs. Henry
Wallace, Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook,
Mrs. Alfred Brosseau, Mrs. William
Walker, Mrs. Frank Mon1ell, Mrs.
Clyde Kelly, Mrs. James Stanstield
and Mrs. Frank Briggs.
Mrs. Beavers, state regent, ID. A. Il,
was the guest of honor at a delight
full luncheon preceding the October
meeting of the Dorothy Hancock
Chapter, at the home of Mrs. De Witt
Jones, who, with Mrs. T.. l.. Morrison,
was hostess of the occasion. The
house was beautifully decorated with
pink cosmos and chrysanthemums, ana
luncheon was served at small tables
Seated with Mrs. Beavers and the
chapter regent, Mrs. Marvin Tyler,
were: Miss Anne Tuohy, Mrs. John
Small, Mrs. Eugene Adams, Mrs. Yer
non West, Mrs. Orville Drown and
Mrs. George Bell. Mrs. Beavers ad-
dressed the chapter on the subject OF
the work mapped out by the state
organization for the coming year. ana
encouraging reports were made by
the committees working on the cnap-
ter benefit card party OF TUESDAY
Evening star., 1924-10-12
Of Personal Interest
To Washington Residents

Mrs JEFF kornicker and son Robert
of New York City are the guests for
10 days of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Kahn of Seventeenth
street.
Mrs. Harold C. Kaufman left Wash
ington Friday for Richmond. Va, to
spend the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weyl have re-
turned to their apartment. Connecti-
cut avenue and Garfield street, from
q trip of four months abroad. They
arrived in New York Thursday on the
s. s. America. While in London they
visited the latters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Bueno- de- -Mesquita-
Miss Eleanor Loeb has returned to
her home. on Columbia road, from a
visit to friends in Boston and New
York
Mrs Samuel kalisher and daugh-
ter Helen Louise of Philadelphia have
been the guests of the formers moth
er. Mrs Louis Stern, at Beverly Court,
for 10 days.
Mr. Joseph Schiffman and daughter,
Miss Dora Schffman, have taken an
apartment on Mount Pleasant street
near Irving street and have as their
guest Miss Rita Schiffman Of New
York City.
Mr.. and MRS Abe Cohn Of Pitts
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Lyon
of Cathedral Mansions.
Mr. Louis Bush spent last week
in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis kann and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Simon motored to
Atlantic City and are spending two
weeks with Mrs. Belle Rothschild,
who has a cottage there.
Mrs. Jacob Steiner left yesterday
for Baltimore to spend a week with
her sister Mrs. Bertha Bremen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jackson, who
are making their home in Atlantic
City, are spending q week in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Peyser have re-
turned to their home, in Newport
News, Va
The Omega Chapter OF Sigma
Theta ri Sorority, composed of the
younger social set. are giving char
ity mah-jong and bridge party at
the Arlington Hotel Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock.
The Council'of Jewish Women will
hold its opening meeting in the vestry
rooms of the Eighth Street Temple.
Tue. day, October "A, at $50 o'clock
pm. An Interesting program has
been arranged which includes: Open
ing prayer. Rabbi Louis Schwefel;
The Present International Stu
alton" Capt. Gordon Gordon Smith:
Aria" from Nine. Butterfly, "One
Fine Day He'll Come; Mrs. Robert
Reuben Smith, with Mrs. Herman
Shapiro as accompanist The PRO-
gram will be followed by a social hour
Mrs. Adolph Weyl was in New
York Thursday TO meet Mr. and Mrs
Henry Weyl on their return from
Europe.
Evening star., 1924-10-12
II. and Mrs. J. c. Arthur
Entertain for Daughte,

A'-. and Mrs. !. {. Arthur enter
3tncd u small company Wednes day
tcning in their home at IS 5 street
or their daughter, Miss Anne Arthur
Tie decorations We're i'll red and
.r-en, and after d musical program
informal supper was served.
mon9 the guests were Miss Frances
nnons, Miss Virginia Simmons
Hiss Dorothy Evans, Miss louise
-cdwell, MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert Wiley
l-. and Mrs. T. p Rawlins, Mrs
Edwards. Mr. II C Jackson,
-. w. :. Elliott, AIR. William Bethel,
t.. W. J. Arthur and Mr.. Francis
"a ardner
Evening star., 1924-10-12
Miss Janet Richards Soon
To Return From Europe

Miss Janet Richards, now in Rome,
will go to Naples for visit before
sailing the latter part of the mohth
for this country. Miss Richards mas
been in Europe through the entlre
Summer and recently was the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lombard IN
their famous chateau, castle ire
yano" on Lake LuGano, Switzerland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lombard spent
several Winters in Washington.
Miss Richards was in London in
August and lunched with the United
States Ambas sador and Mrs. Kellogg
at Crewe House, and was a guest at
tea on the famous terrace OF Far IA
rnent House OF Lady Astor and MISS
Margaret Bondfield, the only woman
member of the Mcdonald cabinet
Evening star., 1924-10-12
Wedding Anniversary
Marked by Bridge Party

Mrs. Gilbreth, wife OF Col. J. l.
Gilbreth, of Fairfax road, Battery
Park, surprised her husband WedneS-
day evening, October S, by giving
three-table bridge party in honor of
their wedding anniversary. Ihelr
puests were Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Eursley. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Peters.
Mr.. Lea Wilson, Mrs. :. Z. Graham,
Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Metcalfe, Mr.. Kay
Ferris and Mr.. and Mrs NJ. j. FOX
Evening star., 1924-10-12
PARTY Given In Honor
Of Household Pets

Tuesday was a big day for the
household pets OF the families of
Battery Park All the little children
of the park gave a party in honor
of their kitties and doggies. The
pets were dressed in large bows Of
ribbon and taken to the home of Miss
Harriet Hartnett. daughter of Col.
and Mrs. Z. II. Hartnett of wilson
lane. where the party was held I.e-
freshments were served TO the chll-
dren and their charges.
Evening star., 1924-10-12

LAiglon Wednesday at o'clock The
hostesses are Mrs. Leon Brill and Mrs
Charles NJ Rosenthal
An added attraction for che after
noon will be a beautiful prize, given
to the player holding the lucky num-
Evening star., 1924-10-12
Pi Beta Phii's to Meet
Tuesday Evening, Oct. IA

The Washington Alumnae Club OF
Pi Beta Phi Fraternity will hold Its
first regular meeting Of the year on
Tuesday evening, october IA, at )
o'clock at the home OF Miss fhoda
Watkins, 1929 Clifton street north-
west. Miss Elizabeth SchaaH' VINO
bas inst returned from Chile. after
an absence of three years, will be the
guest of honor. All of the Pi PMS In
I he city are invited.
Evening star., 1924-10-12
Der. a numbered ticket being pre-
sented to each lady at the door.

Nine women are candidates for seats
in the Oklahoma Legislature on the No
vember ballots
Evening star., 1924-10-12
Gard Party for Members
OF Chapter Hadassah

An interesting organization affair
will be a card party for Washington
Chapter Hadassah. to be held at
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-01-26

BY the way. Mac you know the Min
ing Company have no intention of
cinching you. But we've got to have
the names of the men who gave you
the ore. The stealing of rich speci-
mems has been going on for long
time. Well put a stop to it now.
Who are the feIlows?" Mac looked
the sheriff square in the eye II can
not tell YOU" was his answer. The
sheriff turned and walked away say
ing, alright, I'll aee you later"
It was growing dark. Macs every
nerve was vibrating. His brain was
hot. He trembled as with the ague.
He Knocked on the grated door with
the tin cup. The sheriff came. Mac
said, "Did you get that stuff for mel"
mo, I've been busy" But, encour-
agingly, 81 win before the store
closes. You know the names of
those men, do you Mae!" "Of course
do" came the response in SILVER.
ing tone. 81 thought you did," the
sheriff remarked. 'I'll get the NOR
phine for you tonight"
The hours and minutes dragged and
thumped. Mac paced the cell, now
and then steadying himself against
the wall. With all his force he tried
to quiet the pangs of brain and nerve.
The sheriff's promise gave him
strength to fight against insanity and
what he thought was approaching
death. At some monstrous visions
he screamed out in agony, and so
wore the night away without a wink
of sleep.
Morning found Mac clinging to the
bars His face white, his body limp.
The guard came with his breakfast.
Mac braced himself to say, 'You get
me some. You can get it." The
guard with laugh said, you'll have
to wait till the sheriff comes; can't
leave here any more than you can. +"
The sheriff came late. Mac was
still leaning against the grated wall,
the food untouched in the pan on the
floor. "Well. Mac, how are your
Startled by the voice. he Strengthened
up, staggered back, tripped on the
food pan, slipped and fell. He
dragged himself to the door, pulling