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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
IINnRERGH On WAY

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. July l.-LPe--toi.
LindbcrEh hoped off IN hi trans
Atlantic nnnonlane. Shirt Of -
Louis nj $3.50 a. M. today on an
unaccompanied flight to Ottawa,
Canada. where he will participate
fon10s rox in the Jubilee Celebration
af the Confederation III Canada
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
TO REPAIR AMERICA

NEW YORK. N. III. july -. p
The America will be repaired Coli-
manrer Richard r. Byrd ca5ieu
Rodman Wanamakcr this afternoon
MI. Wanamaker IL president Of me
America TranS-uceanir C0mna iy'
owner NJ the plane. Deeply sorry
did not reach Patis." said Comnl-A-
der RyFd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01

Off3ers Find Liquor
BiedA1Nacant Lot

NV rNHampbtII MD w lIIIAm SheHTsr
United States Customs officers, dug
up ~ bottles of mescal ard one XII
tcquila. in an empty lot in ward 42i
Yesterday. The liquor had been
buried for some time, according ~
William Nealc. deputy customs co.,
lector The ccHtraband stock viii
be held 20 days and then destroyed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
SURPLUS LARGE

WASHINGTON. ID. C-. July II
LPi-The treasury surplus for Ire
fiscal year which ended ut midn .Eht
last night was S635 sos. .s2l.1o. the
greatest in history.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
pr~NFD I-NDFR CAR

nENFSON Texrs. Jriy f.-tPf--
Earl REYNOLDS about - wears old.
.-net driver for the Parlanl Els@ey
Pnrfall Produce Company 0f Dailss.
~-rs fnu-a ir ~ nr~or~~ious ror-
Fiffan. nf~ned her4r+h his nartf-Iir
ovErtuFreA aHsn-rnhs1a an sAa hi~h-
---~ rifle snr+A ~ rare thi@ m~-~-
+-- IL +nkn- "a hn-rs--f
wsFn-o d~~4r-a rafd ~ had II rnn-
rmr sor 0f tha BRAIN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
SAPIR0 HEARING SET

DETROIT. Mich. July l.-sPi
Federal Judge Fred Nj. Raymond g.
iay set September IL. a. n tentative
Aate for the rctrial OF Aaron So
Aro's 81 100000 libel suit aeasns-
\,rv Fosd aad f'se Dearborn iAs's.
Alent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
FOUR INCH RAIN

Four inches Of rain fell mt Har-
lingen around noon today. according
90 u telephone conservation to The
Herald early this afternoon. the
rain assuming almost .cloudburst
proportions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
RIVER FORECAST

The river will continue 70 fan all
along in the Valley; ii will fall mod "
erately fast az Mission during the
next - hours. and slowly to vety
slowly al San Benito ard Browns
Vile during the next few days.
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Missouri Pacific
Has July 4 Rates

Fouseh Of July rates to all points
IN Texas are in effect now over the
Missouri Pacific Lines, according 20
Leo Waldschmidt. city ticket agent.
Tickets II one and one-tenth fares
will be sold through Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower
Rio Grance Valley: Partly cloudy to
unsettled tonight and Saturday aith
modc crate temperature.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy t.
night and Saturday. Light to fresh
southeasterly winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN

Flood Present "a Hr 20 Hr.
Stage Stage CHING. Rain
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08

flooding all the selling
which accompanies them.
The
not in charity name the
mill as there
law compel they should
but against
possible
In this hoped this
This just another in paronizng home
merchants The latter
are responsible for the Ell
satisfactory the merchants to adjustment
no BY purchasing houses and bunco bousos which
captale the misfortune Of
money of Ell bousos
couragng the prostitution of
instead OF feeling it duty help every Dick and Harry
VINO appeals to us in the of
business
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
Build Defence; Not Offence

Word is being defence forces
have invented destroy
city containing milon inhabitants.
Furthermore
invented with sighting
from heights striking target.
These bombing bombs
engine
But it is be chiefly
of
of
occupied by foreign
What the American engine
capable o destroying other
that will gain oohold
American
giant destroying city,
States and equally
could invading by
territory beyond its
and with the altruist
favored portions of the globe.
The construction offensive be accepted
by other countries the adoption mperalic
policy and will initiate govern
ment especially the hemisphere
1t is certain that all equip
ped with the bomb
States onse and
this country
Mitchell large fleet of scout planes
mobility
aerial bomber from gaining position cities.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
With Other Editors
RECORD OF THE LEGISLATURE TO DATE TENDENCY
sAs TOWARD ECONOMY asAa
(Arizona Republican,


we think the present legislature long before it
Will run the state tax or to figure closely
approaching that from the undersde way to discover
that there things get along without
The
tive million dollars taking money other
than direct taxation That for
and child including state If the
caed budget proposals that
have been and will be budget the
per capita cost of government years would
be raised to $5 warning beacon
red light to all whose turned this
In the campaign both general there was
one SUBJECT uppermost the minds They all
looked at that alike Their interest
academic The Colorado question
as something political many most parts
Of the state there was little
question But in no section of the interest
in the subject taxation OF legislature
for nomination for the legislature
did not offer pledge of
thing to relieve the overburdend and the
owner ne TWO classes upon whom the burden immovabe
That there will tax rate is now naviab1o
1t impossible to out taxation
70 prevent an increase it. prevent any IN
increase is possible anything which
can be postponed steps to ura the m
of which up possible TO c ont
many expenditures safeguard around everv
dollar that appropriated.
The legislature tendency toward
OF esness On the contrary against needless
preparations and has exhibited scrunze carefully
proposal that has been involving public expenditures
There has BEEN the of narrow
ing nggardiness but the legislature against the cr
OF the Daughters of the Horse Leech More!
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
Crime Ring Uncovered

Through the activities Of the Coh
oEc there
that has been operating big past
quarters near Kelton.
thousands dollars
and start has been made in uncoverng
giant criminal activities
traced to four states while
stated by of it's members to have
Der Of the arrested.
1t appears that the finally merged their interests
INTO trust where their safely and
with a profit
Consolidation place many Of the
greater cities United
extending country DISTRICTS met many
states by the organization
Arizona at this time it from the
book OF OF the eastern states
activities of criminals 1t skeeond
policing
rascalt
Fortunately in the of the Keton
combined bid fair particular
crime trust in this
Cocne county officials have and
ability thus far uncoveng best
lzed criminal discovered May they
continue their work until the proper
the criminals.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
A SHOOTING PREACHER
Decatur Herald)

decatur
Inc Rev Harry Emerson
The Rev.
with no noches his
have found in
the coming of indignant rolled
The Rev Frank Norris acquitted Of the
though
with him for an attack friend
admittedly habtua
who is threatened
homicide
A quirk in the for nwho
thinks he is going to be shot conviction of
Norris greatly OF
regarded by the thinking another
ably nobody would that
has been enhanced
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
WESTINGHOUSE
LETTER Mj
-AN o.
BY RODNEY BUTCHER

| WASHINGTON-TW major changes
| in the makeup of official Washing
toms higher circle are imminent, ac-
cording to growing chorus of
rumors that eddies and swirls about
Capitol hill
TO be sure, Washington is always
full of rumors, and these may or
may not be any stronger than the
others. But they're being discussed
On every hand, and you may take
them for what you think they're
worth.
First of all, political observers
here are predicting an early resig-
nation of General Lincoln T. An
Grews, prohibition administrators IL
is generally accepted as authentic
that he will leave his job on or
about March 4.
Andrews insists that honest-to-
goodness prohibition enforcement is
not possible without the aid of new
enforcement legislation, now pending
in congress. If this legislation Is
not passed at this sesson-and, it
might be remarked, there is little
indication that it will be-Andrews
probably will voluntarily join the
other lame ducks who go out OF
office in March.
His retirement would leave a gap
ing vacancy, the filling of which
would require considerable political
pondering. Right now Washington
is wondering if the mantle will fall
on the receptive shoulders of Con-
gressman William d. Upshaw of
Georgia, dryest of the drys. Upshaw
goes out of office this spring; it is
considered a safe bet that, if he
doesn't get the prohibition post, he
will go back to Georgia and become
candidate for the senate.
The other resignation that is be-
ing rumored is that Secretary of
State Frank B. Kellogg
To be sure, Kelloggs resignation
has been rumored before, and thus
far he hasn't offered it, But there
are signs that he is finding his
office burdensome, and a resignation
in the spring would cause little sur
prise.
1t won't come right now, how
ever. If Kellogg should resign now
every democrat in the land would
shout that he quit under fire" and
would chorus that President Coolidge
had admitted making misstep in
the state department.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
Diplomacy Serious Subject

Sunday newspapers reveal humors
having lot
Of poetic logic they
in China look rather o unthinkng
In rather fppant Why the
The funny man might huthfuy be
attorney missionary the Herr field and
that
in Leavenworth
The attempt of the humorists though
country buttng
ring OF verify until submitted to OF
The in economic sense
independent equanmi breaking down
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
Sixteen Years Ago

Mr. and Mrs. vernon Greaves of
Naco, who have been visiting Mrs
c. ]. Beals at 1900 Ninth street,
returned home yesterday.
Charles Purdon has returned
from a business trip to the moth
ern part of the state.
L. d. Mccartney is moving his
stock of goods to the G avenue
building which he recently pur-
chased.
S. f. Mcguire was sworn in yes
terday as chief executive officer
of the city.
Frank Watts, who' has been here
for several days, left yesterday for
Tucson, Phoenix and then home to
Los Angeles.
Engineer A. ]. Smith has gone
to California, and w. H. Brinson is
taking his run during his absence.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
More Truth Than Poetry
By James j. Montague
THE SOLEMN WARNING

The lip-stick, science now affirms
In no uncertain fashion,
Consists of food for which bad germs
Conceive an instant passion.
This timely warning is designed
To wake a grave alarm in
The world of foolish women, kind
Who dye their lips with carmine
1t also should disturb no end
The Algies, Alfs and Arties
Who not infrequently attend
To frequentS petting parties.
Sweet though the kisses that they snatch
They hardly enjoy them
II therefrom microbes they detach
Which haply may destroy them.
A kindly deed has science done
To warn all needless misses.
And you and me and every one
That poison turks in kisses.
1t is deed which furthermore
Throughout this teeming nation
Should either ban the lipstick or
The art of osculation
In view of this forewarnng tip
Whose message is explicit,
Will any maiden rouge her lip
Will any gallant kiss it?
Will they go on, inviting death
With lips locked tense and mutely-
Until they both are short of breath?
Yes, reader-absolutely
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
and orderly in China without feelings Of

feelings ap-
prehension
Neither
its nationals nufied
deprived property
OF
World diplomacy time subject for bumorst
although unconscious humorists a times discuss sore
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
MISDIRECTED SYMPATHY
(Imperial Valley Press)

Imperial Valley Press,
In recent months hundreds
the mails assortment of es
BILL blind ST.
the ties for the support of himself family.
Those who received ties the price them
to "Pawnee Bll' to address
Msdirected sympathy
the though did
kept the ties and did purchase price east
Valley Credit association
it revealed to ST. Louis
knitting mill, which
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
Abe Martin

It's wonderful how woman kin get
her picture taken half naked am look
modest an demurc. 1t seems T. me our
country is great an reSOurceful enough
T. live from one rhubarb season T. an
other without raisin' tn blamed stuff
in greenhouses.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
Appropriate Trophy

WILMINGTON, Jan. 7.-When the
news of Chief of Police Walter A. Hilrs'
acquittal on charge of conspiracy to
violate the prohibition laws, reached
town tonight, several hundred friends
visited his house, expressing their
great satisfaction. N
A great bunch of red noses was
brought in by a group of friends and
presented to Mrs. Hill-Boston Globe.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08

Hubby: Good-by, my dear, if I'm pre-
vented from coming home this eve
ming I'll send you a note.
Wife: There's no need I've already
taken it out of your pocket
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08

Willie (studying histroy:) Say, pa,
what's fortification?
A" large fort, Willie"
In a few minutes: and is a ratifi-
cation a large rat?
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
Plucked From the Plains
The Imitntors

And they asked me how | did it,
And l gave them the Scripture text,
You keep your light so shining,
A little ahead of the next 3s
They copied all they could follow,
But they couldn't copy my mind,
And left them sweating and stealing,
A year and half behind
-Kiplng.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
BSA|K:B8

Don't say dentist any more. The
new word is gnathologist. Probably
from the verb to gnash. An idea FOR
the car -"gwashologists."
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08

Harvard accuses the Princeton
football players of biting the necks
Of the Crimson lads. And Cambridge
doesn't look like Hollywood, either.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
Stunning the High spotS

Il heard you refused a job of presi-
dent of the company"
"Yeh, there was no chance for ad-
vancement."-RedC Cat.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
Scotch Treat

"Are we going dutch on this" asked
the sarcastic diner of a friend whose
hand appeared to be caught in his
pocket, "or are you going scotch?"
Detroit News.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
Mixing His Cues

Yesterday we heard positively the
last one on our friend, the absent
minded professor. He slammed his wife
and kissed the door.-Denison Flam-
lingo.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08

A stenographer who has experience
i'll shorthand is being advertised for
iii Boston. What a quaint, old town
Boston is!
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
FnII01vinr a Lenn

Colored bootlegger (three jumps
ahead of the officer): Gimme a ticket
on de speedin'est train whut runs. I
Graves distance-an' ne'min where to-"
Ticket man: But the fast train has
just gone"
c. b.: "Ne'min. Jes' show me de
track it lef' on."-Agency Bulletin.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08

Persons who enjoy the average
motion picture, says Pittsburgh
professor, have q mental age of IL
years.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
There Are Limits

wen, do you want meal badly
enough to work for it?"
I'm just hungry, mum, not desper-
ate. ."-Life.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08

The sun is getting up earlier. Days
are getting longer. It's almost safe
now to go down and ask the price
of that winter overcoat we've had
our eye on since last fall
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08
Who's Boss z

where are you going this summer?"
California"
"And where does yorr wife want to
go?"
Canada"
well, so-long, old timer. See you
in Winnipeg" oil Pull.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08

Aimee has received vaudeville
offer, but isn't considering it, She
probably prefers to manage her own
show.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-08

"Don't expose your ignorance. II
"Why not? What better way is
there to get rid of it?"-Boston Trans
cript.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-30

Simply proving there are no soft
spots in a major league schedule
no matter how poorly a certain
club may be going.
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PHELAN APPROACHES SIXTH
YEAR AS PURDUE'S MENTOR
First Football Coach to Remain With Boiermakers for
Long Stretch-1926 Record Good.

the first gridiron mentor to remain
at the institution for six consecu-
tive years.
Phelan started at Purdue in 1922,
and by dint of hard work, perse-
verance and brains, had the salts
faction last season of seeing his
team record the most successful
season of football in we'll over a
decade.
Only two coaches since 1887 have
remained at Purdue longer than
three years. D. M. Ballet and A. P.
Jamison. Ballet coached in 1893,
1894 and 1895, and in 1900 and 1901
assisted A. P. Jamison, who also
coached in 1898 and 1899.
Coach Phelan's teams, since 1922.
have won Is games, lost eighteen
and tied four. 1t is the ambition of
the Purdue coach this year to push
"over the top" and show a respect
able margin between the won and
lost column.
Conference victories over Chicago
and Indiana, a scoreless tie with
Wisconsin and the close II to 13 de-
feat by the Navy were the features
OF Purdue's 1926 football year. The
victory over Chicago was prominent.
becauseit was the first in over two
decades, while Indiana's defeat
capped the season.
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City League Tits
This Week
COOPERATIVE LEAGUE

COOPERATIVE LEAGUE
e: e. Atkins VS.. Standard Sanitary. at
Northwestern MIX VS.. Two-in-one
Shinola. at Willard.
First Baptist VS.. Roberts Milk. at River
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
Riverside vs. Memorial. at Garfield No. /.
Zion VS.. Woodruff. at Riverside No. 2.
Victor VS.. Central Christian. at Rhodius
MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE
Rub-Tex VS.. Tuxedo Baptist. at River
Freshmen VS.. lockwood, at Riverside
Taige Mahogany VS.. Drop Forge. at
"'''' ' BIG SIX LEAGUE
State Highway VS.. Fletcher Trust, at
press Assistants VS.. Van Camp at Gar
Seventh Christian VS.. Illinois Central. at
'' FRATERNAL LEAGUE
Sahara Grotto VS.. Printers, at Spades
Armory vs.. HOrnaday MIX. at GARFIELD
NC Capitol Diaries VS.. G. g. j. Tire. at
N''ei''Oe "O CRY LEAGUE
Emerson VS.. st. Johns. at Riverside
United Brethren VS.. X. of c.. at Brook
'-S G., L. L. & W. VS.. Link Belt. at Riverside
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
Marmon VS.. Stutz, at Riverside No. 4.
Thomas Madden VS.. Polk Milk. at River
Fl Harrison VS.. Power and Light, at TT.
CENTRAL LEAGUE
Sunday morning league)
Omar Bakers VS.. l.. Strauss. at River
side No. /.
Taggart Bakers VS.. King Koree. at
VonneSut vs. Purity Bakers. at Brook
side No. 1.
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at Toledo. where the Indians lost
two in row to the league leaders
who own a wrecking crew that APP
pears certain to bring the pennant
to Toledo for the first time since
the A. A. organized.
Win One Series
The Tribesmen lost every series
on the road except two. They won
three of four tits at Columbus and
won one game and lost one at Louis
vile. Manager Bethel won a protest
in a third Colonel fracas and that
contest, which was a Tribe defeat,
has been ordered replayed. The
umpires made a raw decision that
was against the rules and Bethel
took his case to President Hickey.
Today's contest here was carded
to get under way at 8. The Sun
day twin bill will start at 2. Mon
day is ladies and kids day" at
Washington Park.
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By United Press
The National League situation
was changed little by yesterdays
games as all three leaders, Pitts
burgh, Chicago and st. Louis, con-
tinued their close race by beating
their opponents.
The Pirates showed the stuff of
which championship clubs are made
by staging a three-run rally in the
ninth against Brooklyn to win to
3. L. Waner singled in the ninth. p
Waner doubled, Traynor tripled,
Cuyler and Harris we're passed for
Wright, but the latter hit a clean
single and the game was over.
Similarly, the Cubs were trailing
the Giants when they came to bat in
the tenth, needing one run to tie the
score again. Adams drew a walk,
English singled and Adams raced to
third. Wilson beat an infield bound
er but Adams didn't try for home.
Catcher Cummings dropped the ball
when Adams crashed into him after
an inf1eld grounder. Adams scored
and the catcher was bumped so
badly he left the game. Stephenson
then singled for the winning run.
Haines held the Phils TO four hits
and the Cards had little trouble
wiAning to 3. St. Louis took the
lead in the third with a four-run
rally after Philadelphia had scored
one in the first
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WITH THE BIG LEAGUERS

The Yankee heavy hitting squad
didn't let up in the New York Amer
leans game with Cleveland but their
scoring machine was not working
properly and the Indians won 6 to 4.
Detroit broke a tie with Washing
ton in the tenth but the Senators
tied again in their half. The Tigers
repeated in the eleventh. Again the
Griffs rallied and this time kept at
it until they had scored two runs
and won the game to 4.
Although the Browns had won ten
straight from the Red Sox, Ruling
of Boston held the st. Louis Ameri-
cans to six hits and the Sox won
5 to 2.
Thomas of the White Sox was wild
for three innings but settled down
to beat Philadelphia 6 to A. 1t was
his fourteenth victory of the season.
Chicago took the lead with three
runs in the fourth and held 1t
throughout the game.
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Atlanta Friends
Welcome Bobby

NEW YORK, July 30.-Bobby
Jones came back Friday night, to a
back-slapping, handshaking well
come by seventy-five Atlanta
friends whose exuberance threat
ened the peace of co-ordinated mus
cles that helped to win the British
Open championship for the second
successive year.
Hello, ouch" grinned the youth
full golfer as the crowd pressed
about him at the Aquitania's pier
when that vessel docked.
There was no official reception,
because Bobby didn't want one, but
the visitors from Atlanta made up
for it in volume of noise. A brass
band and cheers helped.
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ToDAY's SELECTIONS
RACELAND

RACELAND
Nervous Able. Rock Bottom. Mabel Seth.
JIi ln,,,s. E Emb ma snowfail s,.,
Colonel Shaw, George McCrann. fish.
Billy Witt, Good Shepherd, Embryo.
Broad Axe. Shark, Muldoon.
Accumulation, Counsellor Connlley, Dingo.
oA t'as EMPIRE iIisi CITY 'es''
Freeman. Grand Boy, Pheasant.
Phidias, Vie, Baby Gar.
Z One Hour, David Bone, Eddie Ahearn.
Copiapo, 1ngrid, Black Panther.
Giant, Lucky Play, Myra NJ.
LINCOLN FIELDS
Huon Pine, Brunswick. Apple Cross.
Nhle SWrack, Jim Br.dger, Governor
,Aregal. Moses, Brumield.
4 George Groom, Rocky Cliff. Ruane.
e.. B. Mclean entry, Hy Schneider, May
Ffiar Mint. Alloy, Chairman.
: DORYAIs PARK -
Real Artist. Polly Leighton. Harp Of the
Long Point, courser, Esgnogg. .
Black Triar,, Totara, Solace.
Patricia j. Dignus, Clearance. i
Clearance. Pygmalion; Teheran.
Alletach. Jeb, Forest Lore.
1 Chula Vista, Solidity. King Of Fortune.
Grazer, Jingle, Merry Chase.
Gay Partisan. Hecate. Ammerode. -
Reprove. Lucie Ann. Governor Seth.
Kathleen Crosby. Bodyguard. Stampdale.
Giblin q Potts entry, Peter Peter, Jack
Pay Sand, Gilmore, Declare.
battlefield. Pandy, Dentaria.I