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New Britain herald., 1928-11-20
British to Make Full
Probe of VestriS Case

London, Nov. 20 R-Herbert Will
liams parliamentary secretary of
the board of trade, told the house OF
commons today that the British in
auiry into the Vestris disaster will
cover all material points. The
form that the inquiry will take has
not yet been decided.
Il am sure the honorable member
will realize" Mr.. Williams told an
inquirer in commons. that it will
not be possible for the board of
trade at this time to express any
opinion as to the probable cause of
the loss"
New Britain herald., 1928-11-20
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER CO. 1928

here at a. m. intercepted 4 mes
sage saying a vessel with the signal
letters of the Alexandra ''SVBB"
was in distress near the Azores nd
needed assistance. The message was
almost undecipAsrable.
The Alexandra is small vessel
Of $500 tons.
The Alexandra was formerly the
British steamer Manchester Import
er.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-20
h. B. FROST RENDERED
TESTIMONIAL BANQUET
Stanley Rule and Level Company
EmplOye Guest of Associates
Recently PensiOned.

Fl. B. Frost, for about 80 years
employed in the machine and die
department at the Stanley Rule and
Level Co., and recently pensioned
was the guest of honor at testi-
monial dinner rendered him las.
evening by about 40 of his former
associates. The dinner was given in
Grotto hall and entertainment fol
lowed.
Richard Meyers acted as tosa tmas-
ter and Fl. G. Haddock presented
Mr.. Frost with smoking set. The
recipient responded in fitting man.
ner.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-20

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New Britain herald., 1928-11-20
Governors Inauguration
Is to Be Held January 9

Hartford Nov. 20 R-Inaugura-
ton of Governor John H. Trumbull
for his third term, and converting Of
the general assembly for the 1929
session will be at the latest possible
date in January-the calendar date
being the 9th-under the constitu-
ton. Article XNXI provides that
the general assembly shall meet
Wednesday after the first Monday In
January, and as December of this
goes out on a Monday more than a
week will elapse before the legisla-
ture will be organized. AS it is GUS
tomary for the body to take a weeks
adjournment the month will be well
along before executive committees
are organized and hearings will have
begun.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-20
National A. A. U. Elects
Officials for Year

New York. Nov. 20.-(P-Avery
Brundage. Chicago contractor and
former all-around athletic cham
pion, today was elected president of
the National Amateur Athletic
union by unanimous vote of the 1928
convention. He succeeds Murray HUI
bert Of New York. who put his own
successor in nomination after serv-
ing four terms.
Other officers elected are: First
vice president, Fred L. Hoffman,
Cincinnati. Second vice president,
Herman Obertubessing, New York.
Third vice president. Harry Maloney,
Palo Alto. California. Fourth vice
president Joseph T. England, Balti-
more. Secretary and treasurer.
Daniel J. Ferris, New York
st. Louis was the unanimous
choice OF the convention for next
years meeting place. Invitations
from Philadelphia, Chicago, San
Francisco. Denver. Los Angeles and
West Baden. Indiana, were received
but the Missouri city was selected.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-20
HunlasOn Mfg. League

The Golfers and Press Speed won
three points apiece in the Humasoa
Mfg. Co. league bowling matches at
Harris alleys last evening and con-
tinued their close race. Salnau.
Landry, J. Sirko. B. Morey and
Herens featured. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1928-11-20
STEAMER SENDS S 0S.
Greek Vessel Alexandra, Which
Left Montreal Nov. Q In Trouble
on AzOre Islands

Miami. Fla. Nov. 20 R-The
Greek steamer Alexandra was re-
ported in distress off Fayal in the
Azores, with tug proceeding to her
assistance. in message picked up
by tropical radio here at 1921
o'clock this morning. The Alexan-
dra had sent out an 0 S. few
minutes earlier.
The Alexandra is 800 feet long. of
1894 lightweight tons. Fayal. one
of the larger islands OF the Azores,
is 2,O9S miles by shipping lane from
New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Sen. King Says
Bill VIII Pass
(ContinUed From Page y

buster II lily considered II ne~es-
>are.
TAs Arizona senator's We're under-
stood to iayo proposed the recess
over SATURDAY. anI sunday t. allow
-,ma for prjv@-e discussion With
JohUsor'> : Forces in IN effort -
compromise the dispute Over "@+ar
allie. at;c4-souree ct The principal
Disagreement hetwyen california
and Arizona.
Johnson had indicated that Cali
T rn.a win MT compromise on
water ALLEGATION. lie aid california
G. @aat satisfy the iuS- claims of
Is eitiz.n4 with l,SS #a-,~ saau :
icward> from tHa Colorado river.
Hayden had introduced previously
@u amendment giving California
+vn,oeo "-sn f--t les .Aau it asked
from the amount aprer.iaaul t.
.oWeH valley states.
Iior Iong Johnson VIII 1r ahl- t.
""ep lis Ill. l-ta". the senate N.cA-
out acc, dinI to Arizana's wishes i
uncertain. i could ha sent A&.n t.
camm.rte" for ean>i3gra-.on or
lis. ia.,d in favor of o.l.r business
hy Il ma 'arj'r vota.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08

IN real life Eddie is no "smart
dlocE.
1hc supporting east includes Lima
Raaquctte, Carol Lombard, Robert
Armstrong and Bessie Barriscalc.
An the features of real vaudc-
Vile bin are included in the pre-
duction of "Show Folks,' and the
story rcvolvcs itself about the ever
lasting efforts of show folks to get
to the top of their profession. There
are many amusing situations
throughout the film.
Sammy Cohen in "Plastcrcd in
Paris" isthe offering for tonight.
There is not lick Of sense in the
film, the advance notices say, but
there is plenty of good wholesome
comedy, and those who desire to
cRioyp plenty Of laughs are urged to
sec the picture T. J
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Show Folks To
Be At Theatre

MalIace and Shoho, two youths
billed as the "Shirks of the Ori-
ent, ~ will head the vaudeville pre-
gram at the West Coast Imperial
Theatre tomorrow, with Jack Kline,
"thr boy with personality plus, >
acting as master of ceremonies.
Dalc and Dale. a boy and girl.
are booked rs Laugh Landcrs" /"
and will present humorous skit.
The concluding act is Charles and
Lucille, a clever dancing pair who
viii pre$eut the latest in=daucc acts
...Show Fotks,' Qnethpr intimatc
glipfPsc Qf lie hehiuti the scenes,
U.s. tha feature picture TlGs sfihh
stars; Eddie Quitlaw WHO ltas been
climhipg'teward the fdp'fanks rapid
" in the past year In the part Of
smart aldck," small ilhe vaudc-
VILE actor, IT, has a role that fits
him fkc "a glow though Of coarse
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
SENATE PLANS
INVESTIGATION
OF SECY. WEST
Nv United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-Thc sen
ate public lands committee decided
today to conduct extensive hearing
into the qualification of Roy O.
West, for the post Of secretary Of
interior and voted unanimously TO
summon West as first witness We'd
uc>day.
Witnesses including Hubert Work,
chairman of the Republican Nation-
al committee. and William J. Dono-
van, close adviser of Presidents
elect Hoover, were called for Thurs
day morning.
On hchalf of senator Otis f.
Glenn Of Illinois,. representing
Vests interests. it was decided the
hearings should be public.
Senator Thomas J. Walsh, promot-
cr Of the Teapot Dome oil inycstiga-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Liquor Stolen
From Dry Agent

~AN FRANCISCO. Dee. Louis
io~ra.n, pe1hjh.tion agent, Spaur n
busy day attempting - stop th.
t'ow af ChruHa~ liquor into san
Francisco and ~siz.d msrn 'hmr ST.
..H .ar'a ~ WHISKY.
Da I.. "a. .at< t, headquarters
F.. g..a,1 fo sa'. JUS. our mo..
-. ud eani.d and arr~tod
I..n.~ Har.
E..o4iug r. ~. ,,r.., vi.A ti-
tr ~. H...ha.ou agent
t.ua, i.,.eer ail liz o.s-o Of Iuuo'
De-. ae.u -t.....
'oa.. t.da. recovered tie car
#... .n' n.' o. .-H.-.& lrt. i'm the
back scat.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Funeral Service
For Mrs. Edgar

Private funeral services for Mrs.
Emily Woolisrroft Elgar, :. Inp--
rial valley pioneer. were hold at 10
O'Clock THIS morning in the l.. T..
Lemons undertaking rarIor~. Mcn
h"r~ of the family and in'imac
friend, attended.
Rev Earl L;nd>'cy, pastor of line
Imperial Community church. Of
which Mrs. Edgar was member. oH
ticiatcl Intarment waS iH Evgr
green cemetery.
Mrs. Edgar, who lived in the val
ley since 1904 and made her homo
with HER daughter, Mrs. Ethel Mar
shall 1T Imperial, died cary Thur,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08

last night at the home Of Mr., ana
Mrs. J. A.. Spurling. About 30 en-
thusiastic young people attended f%
meeting, and received complete ',)
formation ON the project from u. w.
Creighton, assistant farm adHiS"r
who has charge of All club work.
Pig raising, poultry breeding ana
girls clothing projects will be tax
en- up by the new organizations
Election of officers will be held
at the next meeting.
A reel Of motion pictures was
shown by Creighton preceding the
close of the affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08

ION. took the initiative for the West
investigation after President Cool
id&c formally sent West 5 nomina-
tion to the senate. West has been
holding the interior post since last
summer under Il recess appointment.
The Thursday witnesses were call
ed at Walsh 5 request to testify as
to whether West acted promptly on
protests about the now nullificd
Salt Creek oil leases to Harry F.
Sinclair. central figure in the Tea
pot Dome affair.
Work a. rcfarv Of interior
whom the Salt Creek lease was re
ncwcd. Donovan IS aSSisthnt attor-
ney general and is credited with
writing the opinion in October nulli-
fying the lease, The. nthtE. Witness
rS called for Thursday included:
+. 6, FinntV, aS4Jstaim .$aerctary
Of interior; Ernest .F4 Patterson. so
Iicitor OF the interior iy{ha%tment
Senator Arth4r Caplfr of. Kansas,
and janies- r, 'KtnI, lttt6sas CITY
counsel for the White Eagle Oil Co.
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Butte c6untH daifymcn are hay
ing their COWS tested by tic Tchama
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
No. l2-~3 Dept. >
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court Of the State
Of California, in and for the
County OF Imperial


Rosa Gonzales, Plaintiff.
~:
Rosa Goa@aloz, Plaintiff,
The People Of the State Of Cali.
fornia send Greeting to Rodrigo
Goulaioz, Defendant.
You Are Hereby Directed TO Ap-
pear and answer the Complaint in
AN action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court
If the County Of Imperial, State Of
California, within ten days aftor
tie service ON Won Of this sum
mons If served within this county;
or within thirty days if served else
where.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff
will take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the com
plaint, as arising upon contract, or
she win apply 70 the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
plant,
Given under my hand and the
seal Of the Superior Court Of the
County Of Imperial, State Of Cali.
fornja this 18TH day Of September
l92s.
G. G. MOUSSEAT. Clerk.
By J. NJ Stewart, Deputy Clerk.
lSupcrior Court ScaD
HickcoN 81 Trude, Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
I GRAND COUNCIL
NOW PART OF GOVERNMENT

ROME, Dee. S.-Thc chamber of
deputies unanimously passed a bin
today making the Fascist Grand
Council constitutional part Of the
government. The chamber was pack
ed for the closing session Of the 9th
legislature. All deputies were in
black shirts. Foreign diplomats
were present in the galleries to hear
Premier Mussolini make an import
mn .,r..,nuh
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
..a. OF Chevrolet History
T. a li* ia tse price range efthe towr!

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Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Ordered Tc Ic2ve Town -

OTdcIeu IC LoGVS IoNN -"N'-N
fremont, arrested last night hN
TateaImau Heating ON Il va-r""ey
charge. was giyaa q suspended >-u-
-aaee rt - fine or ~ days IN Jail.
hy Police Judge Kendall T. Perkins
today, ON condition fremont Ieav-
Town. f. j. Olson If III, Mission
apartments arrested ON drunk
charge. was ordered 10 pay tlue
II - or spend = days In 'aI.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
snfficient Ev.dence LackinQ. :

Jimmy Brown. Cleaning. Pressing
and Dycing. with excellent service
and quality Brownie Cleaners
Pressed Well Means Dressed
NclL' Phone %72. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
We Loan to Blld. puv Or rein
ance. Tyler Insurance agency. adv

Gold Lettering on leather goods.
Names soc ~. Pioneer Bindery, 2ll
So. Sixth. Phone l34. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Decree of Annulment.-A deer

Buttered Pop corn OF best quality
fresh and warm at all times. A 25C
carton is plenty for your family OF
your party. Also we take special or
iers for parties. At Paul IS lemon
ace Stand, Pickwiek Stages Depot.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08

liant IS car crashed into an awning
ana broke it T5l.aur was arrested
Yesterday q, Yuma and returned
here.
Mayfield Fines Lawyer-Attorey
J.. }. Powers Of CaIrNico. arrested
late yesterday ON reckIe> driving
Charge. was fined $50 today in
Justice court here, by Judge May,
'icl
Insane" Man Released A. L.
Bates. 6o. Chicago salesman Vino
was arrested at CalcNiro Thursday
and brought to thc county jail here
for Investigation OH his sanity. was
ordered released today by Superior
Judge Y. \. Thompson following an
examination by physicians. attor
news and CalcNico police. It devel
opcd during the hearing that Bates
was suffering from the effect Of
border liquor when taken into Gus
rody.
Salvation Army Busy-Nalvatjon
Armv workers ave having a busy
season. preparatory TO the Christmas
luljdays The attention Of the pub
lIc : called 70 the kettles which the
Salvation Army las placed about
town where donations for Christmas
chagtty work, may be placed The
ARMY accompli>hos q great deal Of
good in this community and is
worthy of the support of El Cen
trans.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Auto Wreck On Detour.-T0

Auto Wreck On DetouT.-Two
automobiles collidod Yesterday at
tcrnoon on the san Diego highway
drtour mile west of here hut the
occupants Of the machines were not
injured. According TO traffic re-
por's Bert Cooper at DclpLas, Hans.
was the driver Of one car and Mrs.
r. W. Rinehart. The operator o. tile
otI Icv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Waterman PIano School. Short
Course Popular Music. "Ask at the
Music Store, or Phone 367J. adv
Inter,oc1torv Divorce Decree

Inter.oCltory Divorce Decree. =
superior Judge y e. Firnoy today
granted an inrcrlocutory decree of
divorce 10 Ida NJ Russell. plaintiff
from Lloyd F. Ru>Sel. On the -sount>
Of wI.tul neglect
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Tallant Dismissed-Clarg.S

breaking and injurinc pror.rtN
lodged against v. f. Talent. san
u ego photographer, in a complaint
b, Peter Shrnas. were ordered dis
n. ,ed today hy Judge Mayficid be
cause Of lack ot >utticiDut evidence
shea operate, am auto camp
ground hero and alleged that Tai
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08

McCabo Woman Buried
services for Mrs. Piiaro dr Nirfa.
Il, Of tho McCabr district were Lrll
yesterday afternoon from b. +.
Lemons chapel Intormcur was ia
Evergreen cemetery. Mrs. de- Niora
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Hotel Owner Fined-M. 81

Wa. proprietor of the Commercial
fatcl wa> tined Sloo ty Police .I8dg"
NenjaH b. Perkins ye,tcH3av atrar-
roea IN possession of intoN. .aring
iiWor Charge. Two gallons of a.-
legged WhiSkey Were contI-catad at
''so tine Of arrest.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Westside Center Hy. ~. !.
To Have All Club

Organization Of n +II club was
effected at',a,mtcting in West Side
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08

Oregon Coffee Shop. Open all
night. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08

Barbara Worth Hotel Club Break.
fast, 25c up; merchants iunch 60c;
table d bote dinner $1.06. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Statutory Charge.

SCaTUtUIy CIaTgt.-d. y N-TN
patrick. -, truck driver. charged
With q statutory otfen>e, Will be -,E.
sn preliminary hearing n =
a'r.ock Monday attrrnon@ before
Judge Mavfio'd. To-Day Judgo May.
field admitted kirkpatrick to $50
bail.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Fire Wood-223o south Eighth St
Phone l19-. adv
informal Meeting.-THa board q

informal Meeting,-THo hoard q
county supervisors met in informal
session TODAY - discuss huU-et
equalization. ~ only three members
OF the board Were present action
was delayed until later date. Sap
ervisors Romeo G. Smith. H,nrT
jackson and Bon Hul>e attended
IN ..s.;.n.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
(0UNIYBRlBFS R
Members Of Salton Sea Io7e

Members Of Salton Sea Lodge Ne.
G27. /. y. p. o. +. W. are hereby re-
qucstcd 10 meet af their hail ta>i
state st. at . =. ~. sunday and
march to the Second Baptist Church
on Brighton St. whore the annual
Memorial Services viii be held. R.
J, Buricigh Exalted Ruler. adv
Sufficient Evidence Lacking
Charges Of assault with Il dcadh Nca-
pom filed against Francisco Romero.
Silvano Perez and Lconcio Romero
by Jesus Gonzales were dismissed
yesterday afternoon in Judge Smvs-
er's com at Holtyillc because OF 2
lack Of sufficient evidence. Tic
four were asserted 10 have staged
u battle roval in which AL were cut
and bruised.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08

died carly i'm the week at her home.
She had been iH for four vars. She
: survived by her husband.
Great Opportunity to get 4 fine
baby grand piano, same IS new. 1T
q great bargain Terms can De ar
ranged. Phone i6G. adv
Decree of Annulment.-A decree
was issued today by superior Judge
\. C. Fmcy ordering the marriage
contract bctwccu Airline Pickcrlng,
pl:ntjtf. and Guy Il. Holiday am
nuncd anl the plaintiff restored to
her nights rs q single person. Ac,
cordir4 10 t.n complaint Miss lic&
cr,uc WAS under :, wears o.d when
the marriage ceremony took place.
J.. J. Powers Of CalcNito was a,'or
rcv for Miss Pickering.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Ninetv Davs in JaiI-Rov Care,

80, Of Los Angeles. was sentenced
10 90 days in the county jail YES
terday afternoon ~ judge Griffin
II BraWlcy on a petty theft charge.
,InSo SANCHEZ was sentenced 20 serve
90 days in the county jail on pet
~ charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08

Natural Permanent Waves SO.
nqrisicnne Beauty Shoppe. Tel
80. II
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
Dr.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv

Dr. Arnold, Chiropodist and foot
spccialist, is At Hotel Balboa, few
DAYS. viii ca.l II homes ~ ar.
pointment. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08

The new chromium plated
radiator, lamp standards and
rims, are typical fine car
features OF the Outstanding
Chevrolet.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
DR.. Harry Hooper. Dentist. Rub

ber and Hecolite Plates a Speciality.
ca Main s., f. Centre. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08

The adjustable drivers sea,
in all closed models. This
brings the clutch and brake
pedals within proper reach
for all drivers.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
CHASSIS

New 1872 channel steel frame extend.
ing beyond full length of body.
New selt.adjust:ng, dry disc clutch.
New and heavier driving gear and
pinion of ) % nickel steel.
New and heavier diferential gears.
New fiat type, steering wheel.
New wire.and.cable control. for spark
and throttle.
New and more complete Alemit.
chassis fabrication.
New larger gasoline tank at rear
1l-gallon capacity.
New, smaller, smarter wheels with
full balloon tires.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08
BODIES

New beaded, full-Grown, one.piece
Tenders.
New hood with advanced design
louvre grouping.
New rubber covered steel running
boards with rubber covered edges.
Striking new color combinations.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08

IN outo matte cccelerat;ng
p'm~ -s1ults N unusually
&c 0Cceleration, as we'll as
1-""'e- gaeolire ecorcmy.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-08

New, larger Harrison honeycomb
radiator.
New chromium plated brass radiator
shell.
New type thermostat cooling system
control.
New double bladed water pump.
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
New two-beam headlamps with foot
button control.
New parking lights inside head.
lamps.
Few theft.proof Delco. Rcmy Electro
lock.
New system Delco Remy starting,
lighting and ignition.
New semi-automatic spark control.
New waterproof spark coil located
beneath cowl.
New combination stop and tail lamp.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-06
D. C.. Racketers Score
In Indoor Net Match

The Washington indoor tennis
team hung up another victory in the
Winter Indoor tennis league yester-
day. The District racquet wielders
downed the Hanlon METERS, s
matches to 3, on the Fifth Regiment
wooden courts.
Bob Considine, as usual, turned in
the feature victory. The No.
Washington player disposed of Jack
kurland, Maryland junior cham
pion. in stirring three set engage
ment, As. SO, ga. Considine played
rear court game in the first set,
which he lost. but went to the net
for the second and finished an easy
winner. The results were as fol.
lows:
SINGLES
considins (N.) defeated Kuriand (H.)
berg CID, 81. 6-3. Jacobs CID de-
feated Mitchell (W.l. Ga, 3-6, ga: Shore
lW.) defeated II. Goldberg (H), 2-6
81, 6-4; Hoifscenner CID defeated
Coronel (W.), S-6, 40, 60; Cummings
'(H.) defeated Hancock (W.) Ga, SIS
DOUBLES
considine and Shore defeated KurIand
and Jacobs, SIS, SO; Mitchell and Yeo-
mans defeated Goldberg and Goldberg
6-3, 6-3. Baum and Coronel defeated
Cummings and Holfscenner, 7-5 s-6.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-06
TODNS SPoRIDRIAL
BY kIT Miller

Girls, If you ball player, who plays
for ST. Louis Browns or the Cleveland Indanslo s
the advice certain Washington lady offers to M who
She be charge Of the hacheng
local hotel paronized BY visiting ball teams and
of virtues required OF the
Of the most essential although opposite
attributes generosity and thrift found the Brownie
and Indian Players respectively.
Is young thing doesn't consult the
schedule determine which engaged in conflict
with Grfmen She what team is in BY the habits
the players who live this particular hosery
happens many the major league clubs that
I through each
She finds the members Of the St Louis team most liberal IN
their graes and that almost they bring their hats
with them far the dining door And contrast to
thereby
Of tip for the custodian of the skmmers She de-
cares Cevelander tipped her with token, however