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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16
nY STEPHEN LEACOCK.

ABLE advices just received
A from Pingo Pango. South
Sea Islands via Manila, Val
~ paraiso and Jersey City, con-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08
First Baptist

Great services are planned for the
revival meetings at the First Bap
tist church Sunday. At nine o clock
in the morning a meeting for prayer
will be held. Evangelist Stockton
and Rev. G. f. Flanagan, the pastor
urge every member who can posi-
bly, be present at this service to at
tend. Any others are cordially in
vited.
The Sunday School meets at 9:4J
a. m. with classes for all ages and
special classes for men and women
Strangers not attending any school
arc warmly welcomed.
The morning church service, II
Il. m., Evangelist Stockton will
preach on the subject "The Judg'
ment of Chrstians'. Miss Gould
will sing at this service.
The Young Peoples service will
be held at 6:30 p. III. All young
people are invited. This is strictly
a young peoples service run by
young folks for young people.
The evening service will begin at
1880 p. m. with music by Miss Gould
and the Chorus Choir and bic sing
for the congregation at IL" "'c0-
ing. Miss Stockton will ''h on
"The Judgment of we World' or
"The Great White Throne - \ cor.
dial invitation is given to all to
attend these services. The week
day services begin at 1880.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08
First Presbyterian

international Sunday School les
son for Jan. 9th, "The Standard Of
Christian Living Golden Text:
"Yc therefore shall be perfect. as
your hcavcnlv Father is perfect.
Matthew j:4S. Lesson Text: Luke
6:27-3S.
Sunday, January 9th is Decision
Day, both in Sunday School and
church. Those dcsirous Of coming
to the Master by confession Of faith,
and those who wish to unite with
the church by letter will be wei
coined.
Sunday morning sermon subject :
"Thc Dedication of the Will. y
Special music by the choir. Morn
ing solo by S. p. Holiday.
Sunday evening. family worship
at 700 o'clock. Sermon subject:
'Whv should we not be Christ
ians?' Special service of song lead
by =. p. Holiday. Evening solo
by Mrs. G. y. Parker.
The Ladies' Guild will meet Tues
day, Jan. nth, with Mrs. NJ. NJ
Sweeney, at her country homo.
Prayer Meeting at ZOO o'clock
Choir practice at 1870.
The Shepherds Workers meet
Thursday evening at ZOO O'Clock
with Mrs. s. p. Holiday, 6l2 Olive
A most cordial welcome awaits
sou at all services.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08
Stage Company
Takes Pictures

T. II. Harrison and CLYDE Steele
of the .Pickwick Stages System
spent Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day IN the valley making u series
of motion pictures to be used by
the stage company in advertising
the scenic and historical features
along their several routes. These
pictures will be shown up and down
the coast and all over the east. The
Pmkwick Stages under the dircc-
ton Of Tom Morgan, is endeavor-
ing to show the people what scenic
wonders can be seen from the stage
coaches. "Of course said Nor
gan, 1--WE cannot attempt to show
all the wonderful things that there
are TO sec here but by showing
some Of the interesting points We
hope to arouse the interest of the
people that view these pictures so
that they will want to come and see
for themselves what there really IS
here, and that the only logical way
to see and appreciate is to take a
trip through it via modern motor
coaches. AZ
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08
Colo Church Sur1day!I
State St. Christian

The feature service at State
Street Christian church tomorrow
will be Il musical concert Ey the
chorus choir at the 7.5U hour. The
chorus is exceptionally well trained,
being under the direction of Ma
dame Katharine Ward Kupclian.
Mrs. Emily Kaford will preside at
the organ which has Just been over
hauled and tuned.
The program is as follows:
Professional. Choir.
Choir, The Lords PRAYER,
(lIcrbert.
PRAYER and Response by Male
Quartet.
Duet, "Thc Lord Is Ny Shcp
herd -, (Smart -Nevin). Mrs. Ken
ncdv, MIR. Reed.
Choir, "Glorv and Honor Gop.
nod.
Offcrtory, Mrs. Kaford.
Violin solo, Romance -, (Svcnd-
SOM. john Ariaudo, Martha Jen-
kins cinpaniSt.
Choir Not a Sparrow Fallcth'.
(Gabricl).
Vocal Solos, ca "The Twenty
third Psaim', (Dvorak), (b) "Thc
Stranger Of Gallilcc (Jones). Miss
Ruth TAFT.
Choir, ''Gloria from Twelfth
Mass, (Mozart.
Cornct Solo, selected, DR.. Edwin
Carter.
Duet and Chorus, "Now the Day
is Over (Barnby).
Choir, "The Lord Bless Thee and
Keep Thee. (Herbert).
At 2:30 the Sunday School and
Christian Endeavor forces Of all
Christian churches Of the valley will
meet at this church for a conference
with Edgar Lloyd Smith, Regional
Bible School director, and Wayne
A. Neal, Regional Young People 5
director. All teachers and Officers
Of the school and all members Of tn.
Christian Endcavor should be pres
cnt. Vaughan Harlan, representing
California Christian College will al
so be present.
An enthusiastic G. f.. meeting is
assured for $3.50 with Mr.. Neal ~
the leader. The G. +. room will b'
full for this session.
At the 10:45 q. IN. preaching serv
ice the pastor will speak on the sub
jcct, THE Years Free Gift. Spe
cial music at this service.
Mrs. Marie Jenkins orchestr;
plays at the 9:30 Sunday Schoo
! hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08
NOTICE INVITING SEALED PRO.
POSALS OR BIDS FOR MOTOR
PICKUP SWEEPER.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, City Clerk of the City
of FL Centre. invites and will re.
ceive at his office in the City
Hall of said City up to the hour of
10 o clock a. m. on the cath day of
January, 1927, sealed proposals or
bids for furnishing the City of FL
Centre with the following described
pickup street sweeper:
One motor-operatcd pickup
street sweeper complete with
gutter brooms. broom filling
rack, extra segments for gutter
brooms. extra pickup broom and
complete set of tools. to be
equipped with electric lights.
Each bidder must submit with his
bid detailed specification of his
machine and give a full and salts
factory demonstration of its opera.
tions in the City of FL Ccntro,
California, before machine will be
accepted.
The Board of Trustees reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
BY Order Of said Board of
Trustees.
Dated this Sth dav If Januprv, 1927
J. c. NEALE,
City CLERK of the Ci;.' Cf III Cen
tro, California. s 70 81
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08

Projects for the improvement of
Imperial Valley roads, as recon-
mcnded for attention to the incom-
ing California Highway commission
by the outgoing members include
the following: Brawley to FL Cen
tro, paving, $250,OOO; bridge at
Araz underpass, $50, 900; Sand Hills
to Yuma, paving 100000; El Cen
tro to Holtville, paving, 100000; !;
Holtville to Highline canal, paving,
$lj000O.
The amount of work done in I'M
perial Valley is dependent upon the
amount of money raised for the
schedule of recommendations, which
calls for $2O,OOO,00O. All the pro-
.iects recommended are needed bad
ly, because Of the quick deteriora-
tion Of the gravel roads, construct.
ed last year. The heavy traffic that
these roads are subjected to is too
severe for surfaced roads.
While It may be the new highway
commission will not abide by the
plans rs outlined by the retiring
board, the need for this construction
has been prominently brought be
fore them. 1t is hoped by valley
residents that these improvements
will be made, as the need of more
paving in this vicinity is very evi.
dent
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08
Forty and Eight
Elect Officers

Officers of the 40 and s elected
at the meeting for election and in
stallation of officers held at Imper,
ial recently include: Chef de gare,
l.. T. Morchead, Calipatria; chef de
train, DR.. +. +. Malone, Calipatria ;
commissaire intendent, Walter B.
Havekorst, Brawley; conductor, +.
NJ. Mcdonald, Imperial; correspond
ent. A. f. Kellogg, FL Centre; grade
de la porte, l.. w. Fontcncau, Braw-
ley; cheminot, p. A. Thaanum, FL
Centre; A. II. Nickel, Brawley, and
Ira Erichsen, Calipatria. commits
saire voyagucr, f. Jones, Brawley.
5 Everett Johnson, grand chef de
garc of Arizona officiated as in
stalling officer, and spoke on club
activities. Other visiting members
who spoke were Jack Huston, grand
chef de gare of California, who
talked on Americanization, and
Frank Connor of Yuma.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08
Heavy Demand for
New Licenses

More than 1000 motor licenses
have been renewed at the county
court house where officials of the
state motor vehicle department
have been holding forth for the past
week. Beginning shortly after .
o CLOCK this morning a queue began
forming on the second floor of the
building leading into the motor ve-
hicle department and it continued
throughout tho day.
While the officials had originally
intended to remain here but one
week and then go to other places in
the valley, they have decided to re-
main here indefinitely because of
the large number of registrations.
The licenses that have been renewed
include automobile, solid and pneu-
matte, commercial and motorcycles.
Many of the renewals are paid by
residents in other parts of the val
ley.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08
improvements Are japanese Tunes In
Recommended For On Mother Country
Valley HiphWaVS Kendall po,n1-x r.Dor .n, =

Kendall Brothers report that :.
Sato, japanese employee of 4. Ara
mo Co. of Brawley, has been able
lately to hear Station JOAk broad
east from Toxic, Japan. Sato $ un-
usual feat was accomplished with Il
six tube Radiola, super hetrodync.
Japan was heard at 8 a. IN. L. S.
Pacific Coast time. Sato has also
been able to hear the Philippines.
. he says.
The Radiola is set up at the A.
Arama ranch, north of Alamorio.
Since Sato got JOAK number
of his countrymen have been gather
ing at his place in the early morn
ing hours to hear from their mothci
isCountry.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08
Central High
School Notes
BY MARGARET EIDE
(High School RepOrter)

Friday morning at Brawey high
school "A chapter of the Honor
Scholarship Society WAS installed
by Miss Bessie Proudfoot, Mrs. 4.
II. Keller, and Miss Evarie Collins
who went over from FL Centre for
the occasion.
The following program, including
the installation service, was pre-.
sented to the student body in the
Brawlcy high school auditorium:
Music, High school orchestra.
Introduction, by the president OF
the Brawlcy student body.
&C. S. f." bv Evarie Collins
president of FL Centre high school
Honor Scholarship Society, chapter
81.
Charge to charter Officers, Mrs
a. IL. Keller.
Acceptance of charge, Brawler
high school officers
Charge to members. Miss Bessie
Proudfoot.
Acceptance of charge, new mem
bers.
Delivery of charter, Mrs. A. II
Keller.
Acceptance of charter, Miss Alice
Jones, president of Brawley chap.
ter.
Acceptance of charter, Brawley
student body president.
Song, "Thc Blue and the Gold, u
by student body.
With the organization of an Hon.
or Scholarship Society in Brawley
high school, Imperial Valley is now
credited with two units.
The local chapter is planning a
theater party in the near future,
and large attendance is expected.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08
Methodist Episcopal

Sermon topics: Morning, "T:uc
Philosophy of Living Evening
"The Power OF Influence.
Music; Morning anthem, "Lcave
Me Not Alone Lorenz). Soprano
solo, Mrs. f. II. kouns. Evening
selections by the church orchestra
Special Epworth League meeting
at $3.50. The program will be furn-
ished by Rev. l.. P. TIRE, pastor of
the Methodist Mexican mission Of
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08
Influenza Scare
On Navy Vessels
Nv United Press LenAe0 wire

NORFOLK, Va. Jan. S.-Two
ships, the L. s. s. Lawrence and the
L. S. s. Reuben Jones, attached to
Division 10 of the United States
scouting fleet. remained in port here
today as the fleet sailed for winter
maneuvers at Guantanamo Bay. Gu
ba. when it was discovered influcn-
~ had broken out among the crews.
Twelve eases of an unusually Vir
ulcm type of FLU - were found on
one of the vessels and ID ON The
other. Nava; physicians said the
uaticnts were removed to the lni''
ed States naval hospital here.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08
Warning Against
Dangerous Walls

Warnings in both the English and
Spanish languages were posted in
Calcxico yesterday by the police de
partmcnt, warning pedestrians to
walk in the center of the street, be
cause of the danger of walls or
brick work falling. The added dan
ger of falling walls was caused by
three minor 'quakes. which occurred
yesterday.
The high school domestic science
building, city Jail and fire house
were condemned by the special
building committee, and will be
RACED at once, work starting on tenn
porary school buildings Immediate
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08
Marital Rift in
Movie Colony

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. s.-Reports
current for some time that William
DcMillc had separated from his wife
have been confirmed by the film di'
rector.
DcMillc, brother of Cecil b. De
Mile, said that an amicablc, but
permanent separation had been ar
ranged and that divorce action
would be taken soon.
eve have just decided that w"
will be happier apart he said.
The DeMilles have two daughters.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08

Why Suffer with sore feet or that
rupture, for DR.. Seaton is located
at the Casa Rev Hotel. 4 corns and
nails cut 50. Trusscs correctly fit
ted s. and up. 33 years experience.
adv
DR.. Amy Lyons, Osteopath, 7o4
So. Fifth st. Phone 744. adv
Heber Palm Garden dances will
be held as usual on Wednesday and
Saturday nights. The building is un-
damaged by the earthquake. adv
To Divide Property. Recent
movements in real estate as report
ed by Fred =. Nuttall of the Con
solidated Title Insurance Company
includes the division of the land Of
+. ii. Morton and =. F. Johnston,
grape growers who own the Colo
RADIO Vineyards. IT is contemplated
dividing the property, which con
sists of a portion of Section ,, Ii
south, range -, between the two
owners.
Printed Grapefruit Wrappers
Now in stock. Scheniman Paper Co.
adv
Kindling Wood For Sale. Phone
241. Valley Lumber Co. adv
I. v. Academy of Music offers
superior advantages to students of
piano, voice, pipe organ and dra
matte art. 632 Olive. Phone 1861.
After p. m., i6GW. adv
Glassine Cover Paper, sizes 15x16;
l6xlS; lSx2J; 20x22. Now in stock.
Scheniman Paper Co. adv
This Is to Notify Chas. +. Hall
that his mother died suddenly and
was buried Dec. 3lst, 1926. adv
Money to Loan on Automobiles.
Stcrling Securities &c. Inc. Frod r.
Cross, Mgr. GGG Main St. adv
Ukrainian National Chorus Re
cords at the I. Y. Hardware Co.
adv
HIbbcll at Escondido-.t. L. Hub
bell, 'crm"rly an attorney of Ca
l"Nico, and now located in Escon-
dido rs law partner OF \. r. Hon
mold was the principal speaker Of
The evening at the installation of
officers of Escondido Kiwanis. His
topic was ''The Little Tin Gods of
Worship, in which he touched
upon many prevailing faults of
modern life.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08
Hornsby Signs Up
With New York
ny United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Rogers
Hornsby, star second baseman, to-
day signed 4 two year contract with
the New York Giants.
Hornsby, who was manager of the
st. Louis Cardinals, world s cham,
pions in 1926, will captain the
Giants for the next two years.
The Cardinals traded Hornsby to
the Giants for frankie Frisch and
Jimmy Ring, veteran pitcher
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08
NEWSB BRIEFS
From City and County

toney to Loan on Automobiles
ling Securities Co., Inc, Fred
ross, Mgr, go Main st. adv
<. A. B. Hanson, Dentist. Ell.
tiun specialist. Davis Bldg.
nings by appointment. Phone
adv
'ooda Blesy Dance Studio. 7o3
nge. Phone 4llW. adv
lickens Bought and sold. Dress
or undrcssed. Phone 9GG for
es. 10s2 Woodward. adv
serybody Likes It! Paul's But
d Pop Corn. Whyf 5, 10 and
bag. Al Pickwick Stages De-
adv
limits Car Theft-I.yan Trcigle,
IF Brawlcv, is again in the tolls
again or the same charge
of stealing an automobile. He
able TO clear himself of the
chargc-which occurred seve-
months ago, but :hs time, he
IS his guilt, according to
iff Gillctt He is to have his
minary hearing the first of the
We WOOD-Clean, dry, long
ing Mesquite wood, in one foot
lbs, delivered. at your door on
W minutes notice 800 for one
tn cord. Sones Lumber Co.
ne lCo. adv
adv
:anty Of Skin and hair are in
by appointments at the Fran
Beauty Shoppe. Phone :. adv
unswick Records of the Tkrain-
National Chorus are available
ne I. V: Hardware Co. adv
al Silk Hosiery Mills. Capital
10000. An established valley
tuition. Annual January offer
open. Write Box ~, FL Cen
or phone 40. Edwin Stewart.
hrial Valley Mgr. 3t6
mt Fail TO reserve seats for
inian Chorus at Valley Drug.
AIRY 1lth. Palace Theatcr. adv
y Better facials and scalp work
Marinellc operator. Davis Beau
hoppe. adv
owds Are Attending the stock.
;ould meetings at the FIRST
ist church. There is great
hing Of the old gospel and in
hg singing. 1t is your chance
Sunday. Services at / n. IN.
1:30 p. M. adv
unity Jail-Erncst Ampcrson, 90
the county ian, having been
,rd on the Yuma Indian rcscr-
n operating still. When TAX
nto custody he had about Is
MS Of moonshinc liquor in his
ssiOn. He is held for federal
rrs. Apolonio Magaui, 30, Of
Icy, is held for United States
ms officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08

Calcxieo, assisted by young people
IF that church.
Mems luncheon Tuesday at the
larbara Worth. Pot luck supper
Thursday $3.50 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08

From 1920 to 1925 the average
butterfat production of the ave
rage Kings county COW rose ii
pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08

Carrots have been i,a, ing IN veg
etal'" shipmen.s fr;m the Santa
Naria :'ley, Santa Barbara cnun.
ty, z6 carloads going out in nine
days. lr:Lce 81 ears.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08

Kern county has given n city
tract to Bakersfield for park pur-
poses and it will be improved at
once
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Maurice II. Johnson, %, native OF
Missouri. and resident Of PhocniN
and Mildred NJ. Smith, %, native of
Missouri. and resident Of Phoenix.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08
COTTON MARKET

by United Press Leased Wire
NHW YORK, Jan. S.--Thc cotton
market closed . to 5 points up to-
dav. Spots 1915.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08

On December 10, there were
sCl2l.79 worth of hogs sold at Han
ford, Kings county, the top price
being $l1.35. p
Imperial Valley press., 1927-01-08

burglars and arsonists will please
postpone their activities for several
hours this aftcrnoon--thc police and
fircmcn meet in their annual grid
iron tusslc at the Los Angeles Col
iScum.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-26

stairs as If he were very glad to get
away.
Mabel looked pleased as Punch as
the sound of his departing car died
away out in the rainy street.
We'll, that's the time that he saw
Mile with her horns and hoofsl"
she said with great satisfaction. I'll
bet she's cooked her goose forever,
as far as he's concerned. No mar
would want TO marry a fish-wite
temper like that, if you ask mel"
But Mile did not seem to have
cooked her goose" with John Nye.
A week later she went back to
work, and for three nights running
she had dinner with him down town.
On the last of these nights she
came into the bedroom at night,
seenting the air with the leathery
white gardenias that were pinned on
her shoulder.
my Johnny buys me everythingi"
she sighed happily. "He has more
dollars than Rockefeller has oil
cans, and he sure does know how 10
spend theml Sometimes ! think |
like him better than / did Davy
Davidson. after ALL"
Then for three nights she came
home early and went to bed.
II was on Saturday night that
Sally woke I'D with a feeling that
somebody had called her.
She listened. The flat was wrapped
in silence and in darkness. Outside
the neighborhood seemed to be
wrapped in darkness and silence,
too. i. /. . 1t must be very late, she
reasoned.
Then. all at once, a faint ray of
light flashed across the wall or the
hall outside her door. It faded and
was gone.
BY this time Sally was on her bare
feet ard moving slowly towards the
open door.
The light flashed out upon the
darkness before her once more, and
she saw that il came from the room
where Beau and Mabel were sleep
ing.
She tiptoed down the hall, making
no sound, scarcely breathing.
At the door she paused and eau
tiously peered into the room.
A small flash-light lay on the
floor beside the big double bed, and
by its light Beau knelt, packing q
suitcase!
Mabel, with her small, three-cor-
nered mouth open, was snoring
peacefully, in the bed above him.
ITO BE CONTINUED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-26

I we don't make enough Of it," she ex-
riained. You'd better 60 TO Beau
| about the board bill. I've made up
nv mind TO keep what | make for
my clothes from now on. I'm tired OF
looking like something out Of .
museum"
Sally went straight to Beau, who
had a story of his own. Il forgot 70
20 to the cashier for my pay en-
velope yesterday" he told her. q
did, for a fact"
And for another fact, Sally be-
lieved him.
"I1l have to have it tomorrow,
Beau" she said. "The rent should
have been paid a week ago" 1t
seemed to Sally that she was always
trying to get the rent together. The
months were so short, somehow.
At high noon John Nye's great
purring car turned in at the drive
way, and he came up the stairs, &C
tuaIly carrying Miles light figure
in his arms.
"You great big prize-fighter, you!'
she cried breathlessly. when he SET
her down upon the davenport before
the fire. Her blue eyes were wide
and bright with seeming admiration,
Then she turned them upon Bean
and Mabel. How nice to see you
herei" she said in her very sweetest,
softest way. She was always on her
best behavior when John Nye, or any
other man, was around.
~ think maybe you'd better kelp
me to my room" she remarked, look
ing back at him. I'm pretty tired
after the ride, and I'd better lie
down and rest for a while"
IL was then that little Mabel spoke
up. you know, Beau and / are in
your old room. Mile. We're living
here" she said quickly. And she
blushed a bit, guiltily, for she knew
that Mile did not know ii. You're
in your old room with Sally again,
darling"
The darling did not look much like
n darling then. She went white 70
the lips. and her eyes seemed to
grow fairly black with anger.
You've taken my room, you little
sneak" she blazed out at her sister
in-law. you've moved my things
back into Sally's room without even
telling me about it, Well, you're a
fine lott All Of you'll" Her glaring
eyes went from her mother to Sally
and on to Beau.
She stamped her foot and opened
her lips to tell them what she
thought Of them. And then, all az
once, she stopped and glanced at
John Nye. as il she had just remem-
bered that he was there.
In the twinkling Of an eye she had
changed completely. All the fury
went out Of her face, and she sank
weakly against the pillows Of the
couch.
It's all right. ] suppose she said.
closing her eyes. after all. il doesn't
make much difference TO me where
sleep. Johnny's office Is the only
place that really is home to me. any
She smiled up at him adorably and
begged him to stay 20 have dinner
with them.
But there was no keeping John
Nye that day. He said he was ex-
pecting friends to have dinner with
him at home, and an down the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-26
Local Agent Of
S. P. Announced

The Southern Pacific is now ready
to handle freight out Of Brownsville.
This statement was made Tuesday
afternoon by agents Of the road at
Harrington, in informing The Herald
that NJ. L. Love. who has been named
general agent for Brownsville, is on
his way to this city, and will arrive
Tuesday afternoon late.
Love has been at Nacogdoches-
The Saturday press. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1936, 1927-11-19

looking out for himself and his
own liberty. Boys, you let day.
light through me when l didn't
have a chance. Now let's see
II there is any gambling blood
in you. l can make no prom
lses, and our acquaintance has
been very brief, but you're out
of luck looking to the regular
channels to save you, for this
paper will block them - you
were willing to push me over
the Divide-now tell the truth
and see if I am not as good a.
sport as the rat that framed
with you at that Harmon Place
joint, and then ran out from
under you.