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Evening star., 1928-12-14

"O raise money for Christmas
charity work, Phoenix A. c.
and French A. C. basket ball
4 teams will meet tomorrow night
in the Boys Club gymnasium
at 8 o'clock. There will be a
preliminary between two strong boys
club teams starting at Z o'clock.
Walter johnson, manager OF the
Washington base ball team, is sched-
uled to toss out the ball to start the
Phoenix French battle and to present
the winning team with cup offered
by CaStelberg'S. Joe Judge, first base
man of the Washington nine, is listed
to referee
Both Phoenix and French teams
have fine records and the game should
be good one AL Chroniger is the
hustling manager of the Phoenix club.
Phoenix A. c. cagers have scheduled
games with Sioux A. C for Sunday at
3 o'clock and Petworth Nets for Mon
day night at 7:30 o'clock in Noel House
gym Manager Chroniger wishes to
card games with out-of-town teams.
Call Atlantic 2461.
Petworth Nets have Cancelled their
games with Lightning A. c. for tonight
and Calvary Reds for January 8, as the
Nets are scheduled to play in the Com
munity Center League on those dates.
Managers of these teams are asked to
call Columbia 5760 for new dates
Leon DumfOrd and Ward led Isher-
wood A. c. cagers to 44-to-20 win
over Klondikes last night. Call Atlantic
140S-W for games with winners.
Stanley A. C. quint, which trounced
Washington Loan g. Trust courtmen
last night, % to IL, wants games. Call
Columbia 1888 after $50 o'clock
PendletOn led the attack for Carlisles
in defeating Washington Grays last
night. Al to 26 Davidson and Jones
also starred for the winners and Nc
Donald and T. Peck aided the losing
cause.
Potomac Boatmen. who meet Pet
worth Nets tonight at o'clock in Mac
Farland gym, swamped the Carolinas
last night, SO to 4.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
Visits American Tonight for Opening Contest for Both Qis
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

Indiana, 81; Pennsylvania. IS.
Butler, S5; Pittsburgh, 3S.
Michigan B" team, As; University
OF Toledo. IL.
st. Louis IT,, 81; Drake, "a.
PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.
New York Rangers, 3; Les Canadians,
2 tOvertime).
New York Americans, 2; Montreal
MarOOnS. l.
Detroit Cougars, 1; Ottawa Senators.
tOvertimel.
Toronto Millionaires. 1; Windsor, 0
(Overtime).
Minneapolis, 2; Duluth, 0.
PRO BASKET BALL.
Cleveland, 30; Rochester, %.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Stead and Brewer were the big guns
in Pullman Preps 20-to-l8 win over
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Potomac Boatmen, who meet Pet
worth Nets tonight at o'clock in Mac
Farland gym, swamped the Carolinas
last night, SO to A.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
METHODIST TEAM
IS HIGHLY RATED
Coach SpringSton Believes 1t
Is Strongest Five in
This Section.

TN the opinion of Coach G. Baillie
Springston, his American Univer-
sity basket ball team, which opens
4 its season tonight at 8 o'clock
against Gallaudet in the American
University gymnasium, is the best court
combination in this section.
At that, though, SpringSton is not SO
confident of defeating Gallaudet, as he
declares the Kendall Greeners to be a
bunch of sharpshooters who are apt to
furnish plenty of worry to the o0posi-
ton.
The Washington times., 1928-12-20
FRIDAY, DECEMBER Il

TINTH early morning the astral
promote antagonism, struggles and excited mood
many persons. But from 10 the vibrations should
change the better This day be suited to the efforts OF
scientists psychologists psyhcs and other fields OF serious en-
propous hours
being 1905 m. and 5:48 p.
Children today be eloquent thoughtful reserved and
eeming with ideas and plans. They may
leaders original thought profound philosophy
birthday For those born this date who engaged
scientific philosophical work study it would that
great light may dawn themthey make brand
discovery such be possible An entirely Of living il
possible change their material circumstances
this date may into inheritance.
Natves THOMAS a. BECKETT Archbishop Of Can
terbury DR. NORTON PRINCE, of the American Society Of
Psychical Research.
LUCKY HOUR: 1905 mFo scientific research inventions
especially electrically to travel unusual business; for eouenc
discussion and writings.
The Washington times., 1928-12-20
What Is Your Lucky Hour?
BY THE YELLED PRIEsTEss
"Thers i time for eOery purpose under the Sun"

NoTE-Ths given centr
time hours: Pacific time thrss
The Washington times., 1928-12-20

The Sun IN sa0ittqrius Novem6er q 10 December 70.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
Sp0rtsr1en Hold
Pistol Practice

A number Of local pistol target en-
thusiasts are indulging in this sport
at Fort Brown several times a week.
frankie Armstrong, Vincent Stew
enson, r.. G. Allen, all members or
the former Brownsville Gun Club.
which was disbanded several years
ago, at the invitation Of Captain
Strong Of Fort Brown, went through
a practice yesterday, Mr.. Armstrong
reports.
Those participating in the shoot.
were Allen. Armstrong, Stevenson
Cautain and Mrs. Strong, SerEt. Kir-
by and Ramon Longoria.
During the existence Of the
Brownsville Gun Club, a regular in
door target range was had in the
basement Of the courthouse.
Mr.. Stevenson still retains his
membership in the national organi-
zation.
Mr.. Armstrong believes that a reg
uiar organization will be organized
and obtain membership in the
association.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
DONNA PLANS
SECOND tilt
Prospects Not Bright
With Light Mater
ial on Hand

Especial TO HE nrtaius
DONNA. Sept. 20.-The Donna high
school Redskin football team vii
play the second pre-schedule game Of
the 1928 season Friday, with either
Pharr-San Juan Weslaco or Mission
Last Friday they rolled up a l2-t
score against the P.-S. J.. Bears. This
however. is no dope because the Wis
TORS had been but for practice only
three days.
When Coach Claude Daley weigh
cd in his twenty-three gridmen We'd
nesday afternoon, they averaged less
than q hundred and thirty-one pounds
with eleven Of them weighing under
a hundred and twenty. Coach Darby
who has been secured to strengthen
the light Donna line. j. up against I
hard task.
The usual scrimmage bruises and
injuries are taking their toll from
the Redskin ranks. IL is doubtful
whether the Indians will make q
crcditable showing in the coming
practice game. Having lost some or
their best men of last year via the
graduation, they find themselves
vcr twelve pounds lighter in weigh
average. Two of the backfield men
Captain "Napper7 Davis az quarter
and Leroy Smell at half. have hac
experience and they have the nee
essary beef, but other backs arc
very light and none too fast.
IL il estimated that the Redskir
squad is the lightest aggregation in
the Valley, and with this handicar
staring Coaches Daley and Darby II
the face, prospects are not 80 bright
for 1928.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
FORT BROWN
HORSEMEN TO
ENTER SHOW
Will Place in Jumps
AT Mexican Army
Horseshow To Be
Held Friday

Fort Brown officers we're preparing
Thursday 70 enter the jumping con
tests 20 be held as a part Of the
~horseshow 70 BE held by the nth
Mexican Cavalry az the army field in
Matamoros, Friday according 70 Capt.
Vernon M.-Shcll. post adjutant.
A group Of the probable entries
from Fort Brown, headed By Captains
Wilkie q. Bart end Erakine A. Frank
lin and Lieut.. Jimmie Edmunds, were
planning 70 inspect the army field at
Matamoros Thursday TO ascertain the
tyne and conditions Of the show
arena.
Should the Fort Brown officers
definitely enter the Mexican show
they will be returning the favor ex-
tended BIZ the officers and men Of the
18th Mexican Cavalry in entering the
horscshow and field day held here
last June
II is understood that the events in
the Matamoros show viii run along
the same lines as the events held
here during the past exhibitions
Cen. Jesus Garcia commandant OF
the cavalry unit garrisoned at Mata-
moros, is the guiding light in the
show which Is scheduled to get under
way AZ . a. H.. Friday and last
throughout the major part Of the day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
Aggies Will Open
Season Saturday

COLLEGE STATION. Texas. Sept
2O.-Southwest Conference football.
fans will be given their first chance
10 see the gridiron machine Coach
Dana X. Bible IL preparing for the
1928 campaign in action on Kyle
Field Saturday. Stp. p, when the
Agries meet the Trinity University
Tigers of Coach Barry Holton ~
their initial contest Of the season.
The Argies scrimmaged Wednes-
day and will workout Thursday and
Friday. The Tigers are expected &c
close their preparation for the game
with a light workout at Kyle Field
Friday afternoon
While the Aggie coaches have not
vet announced a definite starting
lineup il is indicated BY the teams
which have been working in signal
drills and scrimmages that Cody viii
start AZ left end; Delery, left tao
kle: Richter. left guard; Captain
Bartlett. center; Northcutt, right
guard; Ewell. right tackle; Alsa
brook. right end; Dorsey, quarter:
Conover. left half: z~arafonetis, right
half; Burgess, fuliback.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
Is Being
Sought ByC Coach
Bell Of I. c. u.
Especial to The HeraIdl

NOVtLluA 10 Ane HCIHlIt
FORT WORTH. Sept. 20.-Light
scrimmage ~ the order or the day
at the Texas Christian university
football camp this week, with Coach
Matty Bell perfecting his offensive
plays through dummy signals and
passive blocking. Only once did
Matty demand rough action when he
supervised a rehearsal on the part
Of the ends and ~halfbacks in their
assaults on the tackles. The squad
works every day until dark, tackling
and blocking the dummy. running
signals and sharing passes.
Several new prospects for center
underwent the inspection Of Line
Coach Edwin Kubalc with the hope
Of discovering likely material for the
pivot job. The graduation of both
letter men at that position last
year left the Frogs rather weak in
them iddle OF the line. However.
with Noble Atkins, 1913 FOUNDER
from Crystal Falls, and John Hir-
slime, former Fort Worth North
Side star. reporting, Bell feels pret-
~ secure on that score.
Atkins, who was a squadman last
year, showed up so well as a GEN.
ter during spring football training
that he j. almost a cinch TO land
the job. Besides being an accurate
passer, Noble is a good defensive
man with plenty Of speed and abil-
ity to break up passes. tossed into
the Frog flat zones. His greatest
ability, however, lies in his "edu-
Gated toe" Several times during
practice last season. Atkins scored
field goals from the 40-yard line.
and his aim is deadly inside the 30-
yard marker. Bell will use him FOR
all three tries and for kick after
touchdown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
Y, CARDS
TO Play TWO
Rain Threatens; Mu CHI
Depends on Result
Of 3 Games

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-tP1-The
Giants prepared to defend their
home citadel against a double n
slaught from the Cardinals today,
although the weather-wise thought
rain would halt action. Moisture
might blur the glory Of the greatest
National league pageant In this
city since the Giants and the Pr
ates had it out for the 1925 pennant
late in August Of that year, but rain
today would not be altogether tn
welcome 10 John McGraw.
A postponement today would les
merely that the two games would
be played tomorrow, an otherwise
open date. and this would enable
the little Napoleon to pit Carl Hub
bell, Larry Benton and Fred Fitz-
simmons against Wee Willie Sher-
del. Alex the Great and Clarence
Mitchell. McGraw seems 10 have
weakened a bit on Joseph Genewich,
late of Boston, although the man
age intimated Joe would start with
Benton today.
Giant chieftain was considering the
plan of working Hu5bell out of turn
with the sorrel top. The lead Of
the Cardinals remained at two games
this morning, and nothing but y
clean sweep Of three would land the
New York team on top in the cur
rent engagement.
Two out Of three for the home
forces. victors eleven times in
eighteen games against the Card
inals this season, would leave the
Giants in a fighting position. one
game from the top, and might de-
fer decision or the National race
until the last day Of the season
when the Cardinals are scheduled to
return to the Polo Grounds for a
single game-on Sept. 80.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
HOW LEADERS
ARE STANDING
(Including games Of Sept. I'D
(By the Associated Press)
Naff0uaI

Including games Of Sept. I'D
(By the Associated Press)
National
Batting: Hornshy. Braves, 1888.
Runs. p. Wlncr. Pirates, lbs.
Runs batted in: Bottomley, Cards,
122.
Hits: p. Waner, Pirates, 2le.
Doubles: Y. Waner, Pirates, 81.
Triples: n. Waner, Pirates, l9-
Homers. Wilson, Cubs. b..
Stolen bases: Cuyler, Cubs. 32.
Pitching: Benton, Giants, won "a,
lost 7.
American
Batting: Manush. Browns, .312.
Runs: Ruth, Yanks, li9.
Runs batted in: Gehrig, Hanks, Isl.
Hits: Manush. Browns, 222.
Doubles: Manush. Browns. 45.
TRIPLES: Coombs. Yanks- Il.
Homers: Ruth, Yanks. SO.
Stolen bases: Myer, Red Sox, Is.
Pitching: Crowder, Browns, won
r., lost y.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20

the local bugs are acquainted, per-
sonally, with Cornelius.
Connie Mack at u banquet this
summer attended BY sport writers
the country over, was chided a Bit
about having on his club such ancient
veterans A. Cobb, Speaker, Collins
and Gleason. Connie replied that
when he went out 70 get bali playerr
he wasn't thinking or taking into
consideration a mans age. He was
hiring talent, that In his opinion,
would help his club.
Which is, we believe, a very time.
IN and truly representative statement
of big league and minor league clubs
also. III il q fact that on the whole
a ball player never reaches his best
until past twenty-five or thirty
years Nj aEe or more. There are ex-
cepti0ns, vi course. But the average
ball player doesn't know what itF
all about" in baseball p~arlance. until
he is beyond twenty-five years Of
age
Radio or Houston. /. s.
Roberts, in spelling the games be-
tween Wichita Falls and Houston Of
recent date, called Houston -Our
Bluffs when they were winning,
and the Houston Bluffs" when they
lost. But he is wrong. The Hous-
ton baseball club IL owned and op-
Grated M the St. Louis National
League Baseball Club. 'Twould be
bettee to call them the "Baby Card
inals."
Regardless ON which club, Mem
phis or Birmingham. represent the
Southern league in the Dixie Series
against Houston, they have some
outstanding players on both clubs
The writer has seen both clubs of
the Southern league play, and III nc
quGiated with some Of its members
Doc Prothro. manager and third
bascman "a Memphis. il the classiest
third sacker we have ever seen. But
then. we haven't seen them All. Ev-
erett Bigelow. big outfielders Of Biz
mingham, is a whale Of a hitter. He
lead the Southern league this year
Much credit Is due Commander
Henry Skelton Of the local American
Legion. who managed the pennant
winning Brownsville team in the Val.
lev Legion league the past season. TX
Is no email job-that III managing d
team, and more so when il is taken
into consideration that Shelton had
~ look after practically everything
for The team excxept the actual play
ing.
See where our old friend Jim Ken
bricks. is coach of Sc. Mary's football
team az San Antonio. Hendricks IA
well known in Brownsville and the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
CPORTS

BY BISHOP CLEMENTS

"A prophet IL without honor, save
in his WI country" il an often
quoted statement.
Be that as it may, somebody waved
a magic wand when they re0rganized
athletics in the local public schools.
Athletic Director James Wilson
(Red) Irvine, Of the Brownsville pub
lie schools, is one Of the most capa-
bic and we'll liked men in his posi-
ton and profession in the country
today. Last year was Irvine's first
IN Brownsville He vas coach of the
champion Junior iii team. lie won
himself n home in the hearts Of local
fans. He has endeared himself TO
every school child in the local pub
lie schools, and w VA natural that
when the school board was Oh the
lookout for director Of athletics, that
Irvine should be chosen.
Assisting Mr.. Irvine. ~ Douglas
Fessenden, high school football
coach: "Soc" Plato. coach Of the Jun
Tor college. and Webb Connally. coach
Of the Junior high school.
Every one of these fellows are
splendid men. Excellent teachers
and Al coaches. Yea, more than
that. Parents may rest assured that
their boys are In good hands while
members Of the teams they are di.
recting.
II thought I was smart" remarked
Sam Bell Of Brownsville, upon his
return from the east, where he saw
the baseball games between tho
Yankees and Athletics. Mayor a. p
Cole was his companion. Sam was
certain the Athletics would win ant
went to the the trouble Of 50 telling
Hizzonner. Sam played baseball.
once. Certainly his words would car.
IN weight. But not with the mayor
They disagreed. They waEered. Ant
Sam doesn't believe he is 50 smart
Mr.. Bell Is high IN his praise 81
Lou Gehrig, the Yankee first sacker
~ saw Babe hit one. aiso," he said
in repartee.
Coach Morrison IN back at the
helm ~ the san Benito high srhool
football team this year-whici
means that the G~reyhounds will b
a hard club TO beat. Morrison pro-
duced "a good and c0l0rful eleven al
San Benito last year.
Fans who are inclined to criticize
Jim Galloway, manager Of the Wich-
ita Fails club, for not taking Bill
Shores u Of the box sooner, In the
game Monday at Houston, have 8
right and legitimate one. But those
fans who are wont to second guess
with the statement that Galloway
should have started another pitcher
other than Shores. are all wrong.
Shores pitched a magnificent game
Thursday in the ~Spudders' only win.
he Il young, strong and exceptional
IN bright for d man mis- age III base
ball.
Probably no team III the history Of
baseball il more popular today thar
the Philadelphia Athletics in their
great fight for the American league
pcnnant. The reasons arc many. but
the one that appeals to The averaEf
Valley fan ~ that Connie Mack and
his White Elephants trained dowr
here some years ago, and many O.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
Brownies Search
For More Games

Henry SHELTON, commander and
manager Of the local American Legion
baseball team-wants to send his
charges against some Of the crack
teams Of south Texas.
II have been unable SO far 70 Get
any games" Mr. Shelton reports.
~but we have strings out, and nav
yet play a few more games"
MT. SHELTON promised his players.
at the end Of the regular PLAYING
season, that he would, if possible.
arrange for post-season games, pro-
cceds to be divided among the play
crs.
The local team, Valley champs q
composed of some promising talent
= they are anxious to play more
rames
My boys believe they can beat The
Houston Bluffs. with Mersky pitch
ing," says Mr.. SHELTON.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
Delaney Scheduled TO
Meet Italian Fighter

NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-tP-Jack
Delaney and Nando Tassi Of Italy
will fight at Ebbets Field tonight.
weather permitting. Rain prevented
n bout last night.
The meeting with Tassi will be
Dclaney's first appearance in the
ring since he was knocked out in
a single round by Jack Sharkey five
months ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
Tennis and Golf
Urged For Youth

DALLAS. Tex, Sept 20.-tF-G0lf,
tennis and other games heretofore
considered the privilege Of the adult,
or near adult. should be given con-
sideration for Fairgrounds Of elc-
mentary schools. A. A- Buchanan d.
rector az physical education I'M the
Dallas grade schools. believes
1t would be a fine thing II we
could instill the rudiments OF the
golf swing into che boy or girl while
youth and pIiahility give the best
chance for development" Mr.. Buch-
ana said.
Tennis courts already have been
installed ON "A number 0f school cam
puses Ny the Dallas park board.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
Jefferson County to
Use Clover Forage

BEAUMONT, Tex. Sept. 20.-gP)-
Fifteen thousand pounds Of clover
seed has already been purchased III
jefferson county, as the result OF d
campaign to induce dairy farmers 70
plant their land in this forage.
j. Il. Combs, county agricultural
agent, declares that thousands of
dollars III feed bills Will be saved tc
farmers. thus lowering the cost Of
milk PRODUCTION.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
Fire Hits Gasoline
Car at Floresville

FLoRESVILLE, Tex, Sept 20
pa tank car, a gasoline ware
house. several hundred feet Of track
age, 10000 gallons Of gasoline and
20 barrels Of oil were destroyed in r
fire here yesterday. The fire j.
thought 70 have started when a pump
forcing the gasoline from the car
to the warehouse backfired. No es
innate of the loss was available.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
Educational Lecture
Coming For Masons

An illustrated educational talk IL
10 be given az the Masonic Temple
here Friday at 8 p. m. by Wilbur
Keith, VIM. Ball, secretary Of the
order, has been notified.
Mr.. Keith, executive secretary Of
the educational service In the order,
viii arriv here early Friday.
All Masons have been invited to
hear the lecture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
Mexican Land Banks
To Increase Capital

MEAICO CITY. Sept. 20.-Tt u
expected in the financial circles here
that steps viii be taken in the near
future to increase the capital Of the
National Bank Of Agrarian Credit to
enable IL 20 broaden the field OF its
activity and to be III a position to
important colonization pro-
jects which are being worked out in
connection with the government ir-
rirati0n program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
Lebrix, French Filler,
Is Given u. s. Medal

PARIS. Sept. .20.-P-Lieuten-
ant Commander Joseph Lebrix, who
with Lieudonne Coste flew TO South
and North America in 1~927-l92s, to-
day received the American distin-
ruished flying cross The decora-
tion was bestowed by General Will
liam W. Harris. American military
attache. at the Am srican embassy in
the name or President Coolidge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20

Valley, and IA a former football and
baseball star at Texas A. & NJ.
Coach Fessendnn uf the local high
school, has his football charges cut
each afternoon for practice. We are
working slow, and making progress"
was Fessenden's only comment when
we asked about his club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
FIGHT RESULTS

DAYTON. KY.-Joe Anderson
Covington, KY outpointed Jack Will
lis Texas, (10.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results
All games postponed, rain.
Thursdays Schedule
st. Louis az New York.
Cincinnati at Boston, ? games.
Pittsburgh AZ Philadelphia.
60 - nnhnIn.nl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results
No games scheduled.
Thursdays Schedule

Boston at St. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington Mt Cleveland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
The simple secret Of OLD COLDS charm.

the heart Leaves. rich in cool
and fragrant smoking quail
tiles. These Eolden-ripc HEART
ieaTes give OLD GoLDs their
hoHey-iiks smoofhness. That's
why you can pick them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20

"When anything happens to my throat and
L cannot sing, it seems to me as though the
world stopsi
$50 you can imagine that | choose my ciga-
rettes quite carefully and that | welcomed
the opportunity TO make this scientific test.
ut was most interesting, for one Of the four
cigarettes was SO smooth and gentle . . and
yet Of such fine flavor . that | chose it at
once. 1t was an OLD GOLD"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20

MISS BORI was asked 20
smoke each ofthe four LEADING
hrnnds. clearing her taste with
coffee between smokes. Only
one question was asked
Which one do You like bestY'