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EAGLE SQUAD
PUTS UP
FIGHT
Cannon Regrets His Team
Too Crippled for Best
ss, Showing.

Waco has a wonderful football
team. / only regret Breckenridge
was not able to put its fullest strength
in the field and give Coach Tysons
great eleven a better battle than
$40 indicates. / sincerely believe
that, with more breaks coming our
way and Breckenridge in condition,
Waco is not more than a touchdown
better than we are
+. So said Bobby Cannon, Bracken-
ridge Eagles coach, on the return Of
the squad from Waco Thursday morn
ing after being eliminated by the
Tigers Wednesday afternoon, $40, the
first game this year in which the
Eagle goal-line has been crossed.
LACKED A PUNTER.
The Eagles returned rather batter
I'd up from their encounter with
Tyson's veterans, who seem headed
for another state title. Waco out
weighed them Is pounds TO the man
and had unlimited reserve strength.
whereas Breckenridge was devoid of
= punter when Friery went out in the
second quarter with injuries. Welt
man. the other kicker could not make
the trip because of death in his
Family.
Fenner, Cannon's backfield hope,
got q lick on his game knee in the
first quarter and was useless often
siyely the rest of the game. Smith,
star guard, went out early with
bad shoulder. He could not raise his
brm wednesday night but felt better
Thursday. Sweet, line plunger, favor
ed his split-open head and could not
gain through the line at all. Fergu-
son was hurt and Bass had TO be
taken out, although he was returned
TO the game to play safety late In
the fray.
IN FINE TRIM.
~Waco's team was in perfect trim,
a beautiful football outfit" Coach
Cannon said. "We fought hard,
mighty hard, some reports to the con-
trary. but four games in fourteen
DAYS had taken their toll and we just
weren't there"
The Brackenridge squad VIII meet
at the school Thursday evening 10
elect q captain for next year. Gradu--
alton in the spring will take several
Fegle stars, including Captain Rees,
Fenner, Elkins, Smith, Cheatham,
Ferguson and Letch.
Basket ball will begin at the South
Side High School Monday.
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One of the breaks that went against
San Antonio came early in the fourth
period when Fenner fumbled and Ro.
villo recovered for Waco and raced
IS yards for. q touchdown. 1sh kicked
goal.
A blocked punt gave Waco the ball
on the 25-yard line. Flournoy and Ish
crashed tackle for IL yards and Kath-
cart hit the line twice to carry the
ball over for another touchdown. Ish
kicked goal. Breckenridge fumbled
again a moment later and Waco re-
covered on the 35-yard line. Mason
shot a long pass to Kathcart and
then Kathcart plunged over for the
final touchdown, also kicking goal. An
intercepted pass and a 20-yard for
ward pass placed Waco in position
to score again just as the game
ended.
The victory gave Waco the title
in six state districts.
The line-ups:
Breckenridge (O. Waco $50.
Rees (C) ................ Rovillo
Left End.
Williams ..... III. Elklns
Left Tackle.
Letch ................... Earie
t Left Guard.
| Cneatnam .......'sssssss onedu
Center.
| Smith ss...... Winton
Right Guard.
| Hildebrand .............. Flanagan
| Right Tackle.
| Bass -. Alexander
Right End.
| fnery ISL
Quarterback.
w. Elkins ...........rs Kathcart
Left Half.
Right Half.
| tenner ..sssss hefOhy
Fullback.
Substitutes:
| Brackenridge-Rcwan for Williams
| Brotherman for Bass, Birdwell fol
Friery. Ferguson for Smith, Rees fol
Birdwell, Cullen for Fenner, Hugh
Mcmillan for Cullen, Quirk for Fer
guson. Williams for Rowan.
Waco-Ryan for Meadows, Flour
noy for Merony, Meadows for Ryan
Mason for Merony, Horn for Ish
| Weathers for Winton.
| Officials: Anderson (Texas), ref
cree; Holton (Notre Dance, umpire
Utay (Texas A. and NJ, head lines
man; Garrett (Texas A. and NJ
field Judge.
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DARTMOUTH STARS
PREDOMINANT ON
HARLOW'S ELEVEN

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-P-Dart-
mouth places three players on the All
American team selected by Dick Har-
low, head football coach at Colgate
who differs from the opinions Of most
observers by picking Sage, Dartmouth
end. instead Of his terminate, Tully.
Harlow's selections follow: Ends
Broada, Brown, and Sage, Dartmouth
tackles, Weir, Nebraska, and Parker
Dartmouth; guards, Cothrane, Lafay.
cite, and Dagrossa, Colgate; center
Mcmillan, Princeton quarter, Grange
Illinois; halls, Oberlander, Dartmouth
and Tryon, Colgate; fullback, Slaglei
Princeton.
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HASKELL INDIANS
TO PLAY ON COAST

{. LOS ANGELES, Dec. 3.-OF-Ac.
ee2tance by the Haskell Indians OF
Lawrence, Kan, of an invitation to
meet the Los Angeles Athletic Club
in q football game here Saturday,
December 10, was announced today.
Gonzaga University has been extend
ed an invitation TO play here the
following Saturday.
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RALLY GIVES THIRD
SQUADRON HOT GAME

By staging q determined rally in
the second half. the Third Attack
Squadron of Kelly Field, came from
behind to nose out the Fortieth
School Squadron, also of Kelly Field,
20 to "a, Wednesday night on the
Army "Y" court.
The line-ups:
Attack Squadron: Hewitt and Lee,
forwards; Partridge, center; Lynch
and Mays, guards.
Fortieth Squadron: Burkstresser
and Williams, forwards; Howell, cen
ter; West and Koen, guards.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03
ERB SCORING STAR
IN HEIGHTS VICTORY

Erb. Denver Heights Methodist
star forward, scored all but one Of
his teams points in defeating the
Tenth School Group Of Kelly Field,
9 TO 8, on the Army "Y' court We'd
nesday night. Perkins led the Kelly
Field quintet with four points.
The line-ups:
Denver Heights: Erb and Jeser,
forwards; Mathis, center; Jacobs and
Aubrey, guards.
Tenth School: Putnam and Per
kins, forwards; Hill, center; Boud-
reaux and n. Hill. guards.
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CLEBURNE PREPARES
4 FOR RECORD CROWD

CLEBURNE, Tex, Dec. 3.-Cle-
buurne school authorities today are
preparing to handle tomorrow the
largest high school football crowd in
the history of the town. the occasion
being the district championship con-
test between Cleburne and Graham. A
special train will be run from era
ham.
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MAIN HIGH DEFEATS
CADETS At SOCCER

Displaying a fine knowledge of
the game for its second contest, the
Main Avenue High soccer team de-
feated the brand-new West Texas
Military Academy eleven, to l, at
San Pedro Park Wednesday afternoon.
A return game will be played next
wednesday on the Academy field. ,
Fitzhugh, Garlic and Flores scored
three of Main Avenues points, while
an Academy player got his wires
crossed and booted their fourth one.
Scott scored West Texas only goal.
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DEEGAN AND KILDAY
PROMISING MEN ON
ST. EDWARDS SQUAD

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 3.-tR-
Three letter men, Aillet and Swanson.
forwards, and Durrenberger, guard,
have reported to Coach Moose" Woeb-
er to try for berths on the 1926 st.
Edwards University basket ball five.
Reilly, regular center Of last season,
Of whom much was expected, is not
out for the team because Of poor phys
ical condition.
New men who are showing prom
Use are Chinski. Erspamer, Deegan.
Kilday and Malone.
Johnny Deegan and Tom Kilday aro
San Antonians.
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JUNIOR HIGH &c"
TEAMS IN FINALS

The district championship for &c"
class junior high school football teams
will be decided in a game between the
Joel Chandler Harris and Mark Twain
elevens at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon
on the Block Stadium gridiron.
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WAC.0.DAzzLES
CANNON
TEAM
Breckenridge Wits in Last
Period After Hard
Fight.
BY MARION BARRON.

"' -
hopes OF senoing iootpaii team INV
the finals for the Texas interscholastic
championship will have to be post.
ror.d Co.. ano,bor rs.r orvvav
p"eu ~.
Those nigh hopes, nurtured wnen the
Breckenridge high team progressed
farther IN The race than INV San
-. =,
antonio team IN history were ruoeiS
shattered by the swift and shlfty
backs of the mighty Waco High team
b;oh cav. Coo,h C.rror,s cboroos
o.
BACK nome on the blank emu Oh o.
too score.
The San Antonio boys were stub.
born in their defense, they never gave
up, but they were merely up against
the impossible when they attempted
to turn back the dazzling Waco High
Comet, a team which has been in the
state finals four times every year
it has been in the league, and Seems
destined to go into the finals again
this year.
COT M FREAKS.
m .-u e =
Inc game was Iuil OF Drsaks ~ ~
the way OF 1umoies, anu; aitsou .sl
tnese preahs were evenly uiviaeu, sns
ones '.at went asalns. n nausin .har
were !ust PIT more Costly tna !,
tnose against the 1igers anu hau y
NOV Deeh ior tIose preahs .le 'eoi'
might NOT nave Deen 80 one-siueu.
nees anu Oheatnan piayeu sea'
pan on lhe uelehs s; anu ;.h si ,opI"s
the Iigers seVeraI times viii ioe &c
| brackenridge tried running VI
iensive nearly an tne game anu rareiS
resorteu 20 .near al. t may N. E Sno,
,o ~ Inosa several times and NOR.
than once had the hearts of the
Waco fans in their threats as ht
broke into an open field.
| Twice was breckenridge in a posi-
ton to score but each time a COLDER
Jersey came out from somewhere {,
break up the opportunity. Ono
Elkins crashed through the Waco
line and on past the secondary bu
lust rs it seemed that he was oil
the way for a counter, he was stop
ped by the Waco safety man. An
| other time Bass recovered w dc'
tumble on the 35-yard line with al
open field to the goal but he wal
caught from behind on the 20-yarC
line.
The Tigers possessed a great ad
vantage in their punting department
with Kathcart, but Friery held hi
own while he played despite the fac
that he was injured. A high win'
handicapped the play.
Six thousand fans crowded the Cot
ton Palace field for the game. in
Guiding some 300 supporters Of Brack
enridge High.
RATTLE FOR a QUARTER.
80 -. -
brnckenriuse playgu zoe 20 zoe WI,
the Ilgers neaIiy an tae iirst quar
Ter put near tne enG or !nat Perio'
Meadows retuIneu rlerys punt =
the 4e-yard me. Two nne piunse
maze Iirst 40 anu Oh tne neA
play captain isn cut Dack % .nrou lug
JACKIE anu WsaE ,;u. ~. s way % sai y
4 ~ 49, 49,
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ALABAMA ELECTS BARNES.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Dec. 80
Emile Red" Barnes, halfback, was
chosen 1926 captain OF the Universe
ty Of Alabama football team here last
night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-03
JEWIs THROWS RIO

LEWIS THROWS ROMANO.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3. - @ - Ed
STRANGER" Lewis. worlds heavy
weight wrestling title claimant, de-
feated Mike Romano, Italian grappier.
two falls in three here.
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HENDRIX HONORs TACKLE.

CONWAY, Ark, Dec. 3.-R)-
William Meriwether. tackle. was elect.
ed captain of the Hendrix College
football team for 1926 here last night.
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TUMBLE is COSTLY.

kept Waco from making a touch
The Washington times., 1925-05-27
BOY, !, HIT BY
|. AUTO, DIES IN
HOSPITAL
Randolph I. Groves Struck
BY Machine While on Way
to School

The death Of Randolph r. Groves,
seven, of College Park. Nd, was re.
corded at Casualty Hospital last
night. The boy, while on his way
to school, was struck by an autcmo.
bile operated by Samuel Klager, Of
Baltimore, and mortally injured.
Pedestrians bore the brunt OF the
traffic injuries reported to the po.
lice since yesterday.
Knocked down by the machine
EdriVen by Otis Brown on First
street northeast, Gertrude Adams,
lcolored, was treated at Casualty
Hospital for bruises. Mahaila Gate.
wood, colored, was slightly injured
when struck by the machine driven
| by Richard s. Sisson near Thin
teenth street and Iowa avenue
northwest.
Struck by a motorcycle as he
stepped from the curb, Leon Mala.
koff, six, was slightly hurt. two
other Observation-Disclosures were Jo-
seph F. Roca and Fred Douglas
colored. Alfred H. Lewis, forty.
five, was knocked from the bicycle
he was riding and slightly hurt
when struck by the machine driven
1 by c.. M. Staub.
The Washington times., 1925-05-27
26, 600 In Infantry
Officers Reserve
Service Notes
BY VIVIAN LEE TILLMAN.

The total number of infantry officers has passed
10000 mark The ncrease 1000 officers has been made
the past four months n accordance with the new
corps arge number Of infantry Officers
who formerly in the branch assignment group directly
under the orders of the chief of infantry have been trans
ferred the jurisdiction of the corps commanders
The greater proportion of these enlisted men o.
regular army who hold commissions The ocers
who are now under the jurisdiction chief Of infantry
those who have been assigned installations directly
under that officer for detail follows the ofce q ne
The Washington times., 1925-05-27
HUGHES DENIES
T|E-UP WITH
MINERS
Former Cabinet Member Con-
tinues Vacation at Po-
n1ander Gate
copyrieht. 1925. by international
News Service)


HAMILTON, Bermuda, May 27.-
Denial was made today by Charles
Evans I4ughes. former Secretary OF
state. that he has enlisted his serv-
ices in the legal fights Of the United
Mine Workers against the iniunc-
tions issued by Judge William Z.
Baker. restraining the miners from
attempting to organize the West
Virginia non-union coal fields.
,.aIt was announced in Wheeling
last Friday that Hughes had vol.
uhteered his services to aid the
miners.
= When this announcement was
called to Hughes attention today.
it was stated on. his behalf that
the report was not correct and that
Mr.. Hughes had no information con.
corning the matter.
The former Secretary Of State Is
still yacationing at Pomander Gate.
The Washington times., 1925-05-27
BANDITS HOLD TOWN At
BAY AND ROB BANK

KENTLAND, Ind, May 27.The
entire townt Of Brook, Ind, near
here was held at bay by a gang
Of ten bandits this morning while
they smashed open the doors OF the
Brook State Bank. opened the vault
with a blast of nitroglycerine which
shook the town and escaped.
Before beginning their maraudins
the bandits cut all telephone and
telegraph wires, and then raided
the telephone company's office put.
ting the lone operator to flight
after he had attempted to arouse
the village with the electric fire
siren already put out of commission
by the robbers.
Brook has about 1900 inhabitants.
The amount of the loot was not es.
timated.
The Washington times., 1925-05-27
''NeWS Briefs

Taken from TOday's Classified Ads
LEAVING .CITY-will sell 6-room
home for best offer before June
LIST; house three years old, ami.
FRUIT and chicken farm, Is acres.
7-room house. large barn, 300
fruit trees and 100 grapes and
- strawberries.
POCKETBOOK-Lo containing
$50 check. $l2 in cash.
PHoNOGRAPH HOSPITAL - Ex-
elusive repair shop
FORD ton truck. cab and body;
$50 cash, balance, easy terms
FURN TO PAGES - AND 25
AND FIND OUT EXACTLY
The Washington times., 1925-05-27
R O.T.C. REVIEW
OPENS HOWARD
GRADUATION
Program for Commencement
Week at University
Announced

The r. o. T. c. review at 1:31
p. m. Friday will officially open the
seven.day commencement exercises
at Howard University. Following
is the scheduled program which will
conclude the years work:
Baccalaureate services will be
held Sunday A p. M, in the Rankin
Memorial Chapel. The university
department of music will give q
special program and Doctor j. Stan.
ley Durkee will preach the sermon.
Admission will be by card only. .
June l., graduate students will
conduct chapel exercises ut noon.
President and Mrs. Durkee will be
''at home" to seniors from 4:30 20
p. m. and the senior law students
will hold their exercises at Eyarats
Hall, 420 Fifth street northwest, at
8 p. m.
Tuesdays Schedule.
Tuesday, June 2. the annual meet
ing of the board of trustees will
convene at 10 a. m, while ivy
planting" and senior class day ex
ercises will begin on the campus
at the same hour. Appropriate
exercises dedicatilg the laying OF
the cornerstone of the half-lnillion
dollar gymnasium and armory will
start at 4 o'clock, and the senior
reception, in the new dining hall
from 8 o'clock until midnight
will end the activities for the day.
| The whole of Wednesday morning
viii be consumed in an exhibition
and symposium of pictures showing
negro civilization of ancient Africa
The exercises will be held In
Carnegie Hall and will be conducted
by the department Of history. The
commencement players. in song
dance and drama, with music bs
the university band, will be featured
on the campds at p. m.
thursdays Activities.
Thursday, May 4, the annual ex
ercises by the school of religion
will be held in the memorial
chapel at III a. m. At 8 D. m. ii
the American League Park thu
baseball game between Howard Uni
versity and Osaka Mainicht Uni
versity OF Osaka, Japan, will bt
played. President and Mrs. Durkee
will be at home to the alumni
and friends from 4:3O to 6 D. m
The annual meeting Of the Genera
Alumni Association will be held ii
the Rankin Chapel at p. m. wher
officers for the ensuing year vii
be elected
Friday. June /. will be cam
mencement day: Doctor James e
Shepard, president OF Durham
State College will be the principal
speaker. After the exercises the
university will close until Sep
tember %, 1926.
The annual exhibition of student
work in the department of arch
ltecture and art wal be held in
the Applied Science building, daily,
from June to June, 5. .
All ex9EcfSesy on the campus dur,
Ing con1nieHcement week N.will be
open to the public.
The Washington times., 1925-05-27
ROUTED
IN PHIL IPPNlE
At TACk
Stronghold Of Sultan Rayas =
Razed BY ConstabuIary
Aided BY Planes

MANILA, May ~ Constabulary
today razed the. stronghold Of Sui
tan Rayas, killed seven Moros and
dispersed the recalcitrants.
a field gun and mortar attack.
aided by navy airpianes, preceded
the infantry attack.
The Washington times., 1925-05-27
BOLIVIAN ATTACHE
RESIGNS POST HERE

Senior Don Jorge Blacud Jofre,
twenty. y.three-year-old attache Of the
Bolivian Legation, has resigned his
post here, it was learned today.
senior Jofre entered the limelignt
when he participated in an enconn.
ter with policeman over a fried
egg sandwich several weeks ago in
a Fourteenth street lunch room
He plans to learn the English Ian
guage and enter a local university
The Washington times., 1925-05-27
Final Peony Exhibif

:. The closing exhibit OF first
annual peony show of the Takoma
Park Horticultural Club will be
held from 7 to o'clock tonight
at the Takoma Public Library.
Tomorrow night the tenth annual
rose show will be opened. Prizes
will be offered tonight for the best
peonies in thirteen classes.
The Washington times., 1925-05-27
MISS ELEANOR BEcKHAM
: WINS coRcoRAN PRIZE

First prize of 5000 in the Cor
c6ran Art schools annual exhibit
tfo1 has been awarded to Miss
Eleanor Beckhan1s of Louisville,
for portrait of "a nude. done in oil.
Miss Dorothy White won honor.
sbie mentiosl. while Mrs. Gladys
Smith was given second honorable
mention.
The jury consisted OF Edmund C.
Tarbell. Richard S. Meryman, Bur-
tis Baker, Mrs. E. M Iseisenring
end Eugene Weisz.
The Washington times., 1925-05-27
ELKS TO HOLD FLAG DAY
EXERCISES HERE JUNE "A

Washington Lodge Of Elks, No.
Is. will hold its annual flag day
exercises in the Sylvan Theater,
June IA. it was announced today by
w. S. Shelby, secretary. Frank j.
Hogan. nationally known attorney,
will be the speaker.
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HE tries to drdw her TO him.
NORA (shrinking)-You take my
breath-please let go! (Shdrply.)
l hear voices over the snow!
There's someone coming over the
trail! Listen!
VOGEL (ioith a grim smilc)-The
man-hunters. The Royal Mounted
Police on their way to pay us
visit-to search for that hand
some, dashing Denis O'Malley.
Yes.1 hate him! He has stolen
you away from me. You have
given him your love-
NORA-You talk like a fool! The
man is fairly stranger to me.
We've scarcely spoken. He has
only stopped in this cabin once
or twice
VOGEL (ioith a Sly leer)-That's
how love comes-and you know
it. Passion carries its message
like fash-in a glance!
NORA (Uith q shudder)-I hate
such talk.
VOGEL (Sneering)-Coming from
me-yes! Love CRATES on a
woman's nerves when it comes
from the wrong man. You abhor
me and my love. You shrink
from me as though i we're hOrri-
ble-bestial. You make me feel
that | am an unclean brute
NORA turning dlcdy)-Dont,
please!
VOGEL-Remember this much
you are my wife. And Pm going
to keep you. Please God they'll
catch that dog O'Malley. Then
you'll forget him soon enough
and come back to me.
There is a loud, Guthoritiue
knock on the door,
NORA (trem bHng)-Who's there?
VOGEL (OrimlU The Royal
Mounted. Let 'em in.
Mora openS the door. man
III tHt uHlOf NJ W " W gum "
the ROYAL Mounted Police enters.
Nora stdreS at him and StdggerS
back with a cry Of dmdsement)
SERGEANT (a0ith earning Jes-
ture to NOrd)-Sorry to trouble
you, nam. But I'm after fugi-
tive from the law.
VOGEL (edgerly)-Denis OMalley.
We know. The news has spread.
SERGEANT-He's bound to crawl
to this cabin for help. If ne
doesn't he'll be troubled by the
wolves. They've crept down
pretty bold from the hills this
VOGEL preaching for his crutch)-
I'll watch the back door. What
| can't see / can hear. I'll gel
him if he comes-the sneakine
coyote!
(Vogel goes OUT
NORAH Ito Sergednt)-Denis!
Thank God you've come! I've
been half madi
O'MALLEY taking her n hi
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NORAH (staggering 6dck)-I am a
fool. Go-both of you!
o'MALLEY (preSsing her handJ-
Wish me good auckland safe
journey.
NORAH (mOtionleSS) - Good-by -
forever.
cora goes out, follorCd 6y
OMducU The barking Of the
dog-teGm dies GOdy in the dis
lance. Vogel enters, cropping his
iCdy.J
VOGEL-Are you here, Norah?
NORAH (stGring out Of the iCin-
dOW)-Yes.
VOGEL-Where's the sergeant?
NORAII-He's gone.
NOGEI.-That's too bad. l was
keen for a chat. Whose sledge
was that | heard?
NORAH - Cora's 49, the half-breed.
The wife of the man O'Malley
killed. She is on the trail
NOGEL (ioith grim smiled
Joined the man-hunt, has she:
Well, man-huting is woman's
primitive trade me takes his
Knife from his bcH) I'd like to
join the chase myself. But III
have to amuse myself another
way this evening. Get the target
and tack It to the door. Wei
have some knife-throwing
NORAH-l'll join your game.
NOGEI.-Good! And mind--don'
lie to me. Tell me when | fail tC
hit the target.
N0RAH-You must not fail this
time. I'm strange uoice.) AnC
drive strong.
VOGEL-I hold a pretty goot
recorder blind man. It's the
turn of the wrist that does it. I've
sent this hunting-knife hal
through a door
NORAH-You :lways lin true.
VOHTL (Croping his icdy 10 ~
middle Of the rOom)-Is the tar
get ready?
Nora creepS softly to the door
and stands before it in the direct
line of IoyerS. aim.)
NORAH CLOSING her eyeS)-Yes
Throw the knife!
CURTAIN.
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