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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-23
FRENCH E RELICS
ARE EAGERLY SOUGHT

PARIS. Dec. 22-lF-Relics of
French aviation heroes Of the World
war have brought record prices ut a
charity sale.
One Of ~Guyremer's gloves was sold
for $4,000 to the Army Museum ms
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-23
HELD FOR DEATH OF IL

BRISTOL. Eng.-Engineer Z. III.
idington was held responsible for
the death Of is persons in a wreck
near here and ordered to trial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-23
BLIND swINpLER CAUGHT

G~LASGOw.-David A. Mscrse, .
blind man. was arrested for getting
funds for fake charities from hun
dreds OF persons.
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WIFE DIES OF o

EVANSTON, lll.-Mrs. Richard
arrcte died OF shock half an hour
after she found her husband dead.
Evening star., 1928-08-01
GAMES TODAY WILL DECIDE
RACES In THREE LEAGUES

sluggers. Treasury heads the flag race
with one loss In seven starts.
Union Printers Just about clinched
the second half flag In Government
League yesterday by downing q. p. o.,
ii to T. Simon was invincible In the
tight places while Heinie Webb's
charges drove out IA safeties for a like
number of counters. Navy Yard tosSers,
nearest rivals of Typos. face an almost
impossible task to overcome the big
lead now held by the Printers.
q. p. o. nine took the first-half flag
In Government League. but with Corkins
and Lyons. It's star hurlers, out OF the
game for several weeks now promises
to finish in the cellar. Lyons broke a
finger and Corkins Is now recovering
from sore arm. Both will be ready to
work In the three game series which
will be played between the first and
second half winners Al present II looks
very much like the two print craft
entries will battle for the seasons title.
st. Albans strong.
st. Adams nine looms az the sure
title winner in Georgetown Church
League. Peck Memorial added a win
Yesterday by downing Calvary NJ. r..
8 to 3.
Play In the District Week day League
elimination championship series Is TO
open August ia. so many OF the loops
will have a busy period between now
and then disposing of their regular
schedules as we'll as staging their re-
spectiye play~off series The double
knockout system will be employed
two losses eliminating team. Mer-
chants, Government, Industrial. De-
partmental, Federal, Terminal Y and
Georgetown Church League champions
viii compete in the series
Evening star., 1928-08-01
ALEXANDRIA LEGION
TEAM TO BE FETED

ALEXANDRIA, Va, August ALEX
andria Post, No. "a, American Legion.
will he host to It's junior base ball team
at banquet in the George Mason Hotel
tonight at $50 o'clock, preparatory TO
the teams departure for Knoxville.
Tenn, where. on Friday and Saturday.
it Will take part in the regional games
as champion Of Virginia. Champion
teams of North Carolina, Tennessee and
Kentucky also will play.
Louis Latham has been named busi-
ness manager Of the Columbia Engine
Company base ball team. He has
booked a game for Sunday with the
Ouantico (Va.l Indians on Hayden
Field at O'Clock.
Cecil c. Brown. golf champion Of
Belle Haven Country Club, is recover
ing from an operation.
Hustlers' Bible class. boasttng s.
to-l victory over Columbia Engine
Company Outlaws. vtll play Alexandria
Police Department at Dreadnaught
Park tomorrow at O'Clock.
Herold Fields of 1907 King street is
anxious to communicate with all local
long-diStance runners. He plans to
stage modified marathon.
T. o. Terrell, well known local golfer.
has been sent to Jacksonville, Fla, by
his firm.
Potomac Fire Department Is after
unlimited class competition. Phone
Alexandria 1871.
Alexandria Fire Department Preps
have again signed Rube Hayman to
coach next Fall.
Sarepta Lodge. No. 46, Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows, has signed Gilly
Lee. third baseman: Ralph Scrivener.
shortstop; James Bradley and Billy
Padgett. outfieiders: vincent Bradley
and Bernard Vance, pitchers. and
Snyder. catcher.
Del Ray Juniors will meet tonight at
the home of Robert Clarke at o'clock
James Jones, Alexandria High School
gridder. has been made manager Of the
ST. Mary's Boys Club
Bureau and Accountants took a 10
to-3 verdict from Mechanical Depart
ment in an r. F. & P. League game.
Evening star., 1928-08-01
~ th. ..soc,ata6 pr.s.

BY the Associated Press.
~ RoGGY and reeling from sue
cession of rude blows suffered
7 since they invaded the West,
~ the Yanks temporarily at least
have checked a promising los
ing streak-pronising. that Is to the
rest OF the American League.
After taking three straights on the
chin at Cleveland. the champions turn
ed on their tormentors yesterday and
beat the Indians. IL 10 .. in q wild
battle. This victory profited the Yarks
nothing. however. except to keep the
Philadelphia Athletics. riding the crest
of an eight-eame winning streak, five
and a half games away from them in
the standings.
Miller Higgins pitchers did every
thing in their power TO band the In
dians their fourth straight, but Cleve-
land. out of pure generosity, declined
the gift Waite Hoyt and Wiley Moore.
both we're pounded out Of the box and
Herb Pennock was not especially ef-
fective On the other hand, Ave Cleve-
land hurlers performed even worse and
four Indian infield errors did no good,
so far as could be noticed from the
grandstand. Johnny Miljus. notorious
for having wild pitched away the last
Evening star., 1928-08-01
qg of Hayes Minneapolis Leaves Mats Poorly Fortified With Reserves
INTERNATIONAL POLO
OPENS SEPTEMBER 3
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASsoclaLen Pfe5s-
NEW YORK, August 1.-The date
Of the first appearance of Tommy
Hitchcock's new international polo team
against Lewis Lacey and his Argentine
four has been set for Labor day, Sep
tenber 3.
The second game will be played the
following Saturday. September q, ac-
cording to the schedule announced yes
terday by the United States Polo As
ISOLATION, and the third, II three are
necessary to decide the series, on Sep
tember H.
With the international matches only
month away the period of intensive
practice for both teams starts today.
Practice games are scheduled for both
teams nearly every day this week, wind
ing up Saturday with the sixth official
test match for the Americans.
The lineup Of the team which will
represent the United States In the
matches for "the championship OF the
Americas" has not yet been decided.
Hitchcock Is the almost certain choice
for No. 2, but there are half dozen
first-class players competing for the
other three posts.
For the South American team 1t Is
almost certain that Lacey. Arturo
Kenny. John Miles and Jack Nelson will
form the lineup. Manuel Andrads
burly back. who has been playing on
the Argentine team in its practice
matches, will be replaced by Lacey as
soon as he arrives here from England
The Argentine star Is expected either
tomorrow or Friday.
Evening star., 1928-08-01
Criffs Tackle the Tigers
After Splitting With Chisox

count in their half. Bib Falk's single
driving over the run.
In the second session the home club
put across two more tallies Two sin
giles and double were mixed in their
making.
Then for four frames both CASTOR
and Biankenshlp got along well IL
was superb pitching by CASTOR that
I held the Chlsoy at bay and superb sup
port that kept Blankenship out of
I trouble. Time after time White Sox
nelders made spectacular plays back
of their pitcher. A one-hand catch by
Falk Of Sammy Vests drive and bril-
liant stops Of scorching gronnders by
Chalmer Cisseil at Joe Judges and Ed
Kenna's expense were fielding features
The storm broke over Gagtons head
In The seventh. Bud Clancy singled. only
N be forced out when CisseIl btInted
But Moe Berg. Blankenship and John
ny Mostil singled in succession, netting
two talIiea. Bill HunnefleId grounded
out, but Alex Metzlers one~baser put
Elankenghip and Mostii over the big
base.
In the eighth, the Nationals made a
| bid for the game. only 10 fall two runs
shy Of a tie Joe CrofIn walked, Boss
Eucky doubled and Kenna walked
crowding the sacks Bob Reeves went IN
To run for Kenna and Benny Tate bat
ted for Castor. Tate drek a pass that
forced Cronin over the counting block
and brought Adkins 10 Blankenship's re-
lief Az Red Barnes forced out Tate
Harris tailed and Sam Rice singled
Reeves 10 the plate, Barnes crossed after
Metzler grabbed Vests moist then Judge
Skied to Falk
How hard the Nationals hit Bisnken-
snip and how well he was supported may
he seen In the u piltonts credited "a
Chisox ouff1elders while he was on the
nil. Fslk made 2, Mostil, 3 and Metgler
| q hack of Ted. PAlk and Metzler each
made one back Of AAktnA
Evening star., 1928-08-01

r ETROIT, August AT the head
of the second division when
they reached Chicago last Sat
H. urday. the Nationals were no
better of this morning when
they arrived here for three-game set
v1th the Tigers. They promised To
strengthen their hold on f1fth place, II
not soar above that. by taking their
FIRST three brushes with he White SoK,
b.; cie no more than cling 70 the berth
vben hey dropped the next three
games.
Their third licking by the Black
bltne bunch WAS taken yesterday 10
tne tune Of 7 N 5 and the figures Do
not indicate nov declsively they were
licked. Until the cigth round of the
melee the Nationals we're shipped, 10
and climbed as nigh IS they do
on)y when Teo Blankenship developed
wlld stresk and had 10 be relieved
bY Grady Adkins the pitcher who
checked them with ease last Sunday.
Prom the outset of hostilitieg until
the eighth Biankenship was far superior
IN his work 10 Milton CASTOR. who
started for the Nationals. Ted yielded
nat three hits and no passes IN the
f1rst seven frames. while MiIt over the
same stretch was nicked for II safeties
and three passes that netted the ChisoK
oil their tallies.
When Ted blew in the eighth he
gave up hit and three walks, then
turned The game over 10 Adkins. The
newcomer alSo gave up hit but none
81 the four tallies the Nationals got IN
the eighth were charged against tlim.
Pred Mafberfy pitched the last round
against the home club Snd set the
baiters hack IN order
For time the game was real
baftls The Nationals were first tG
register. It came from Goose Goglin =
sel~ntn homer of the season. drive
sntn me lower LETT field stand close 10
the foul line the White Sox With
two kirrise and 9 pass knotted the
Evening star., 1928-08-01
Mack Finds Cobb and Speaker
Hinder Rather Than Help AS

well he would have played left field. AS
II was the choice fell upon Miller.
The intield was Bishop Hauser. Bolev
and Dykes on the opening day, and
without any doubt The best infielder OF
that day was Boley. He played splen-
didly. He has not been hard batter
this season. In fact. he has been little
short of awful some times, His total
percentage in 1927 was 81. He is now
batting about .250. The infield is not
the same now. 1t may not be changed
again for the remainder OF the season.
Probably Orwoll may not be the con-
tinuing first beseman. but he surely has
convinced folks that he can play first
base In pinch. Only little while
ago Foxx at third base would have
seemed incredible. He's there and apt
TO stick there.
Speaker has disappeared out of center
field Haas plays that position. SIM
mons Is back and as left field which he
Is playing we'll Miller has gone into
right field Since July is the Athletics
have gained 90 points on the New York
team. Suppose they continue gaining
80 points during another Is days. They
would then be ahead of the Yankees
and the fight for the championship
would become keen in the American
League race
Evening star., 1928-08-01
LEAGUE CLASH WON
BY THEFT OF HOME

MilStead's theft of home in the ninth
inning gave RuSselrs a 5-to-4 victory
over Jacob Jones nine yesterday and
also the undisputed leadership OF
French's Midget League.
Both teams lit frequently. but were
unable to bunch them Russell bested
Hurley in heated mound duel
Russell's have issued a challenge 10
the Hyattsville Legion team. A confess
can be arranged at North 4567.
Lionels. BrookIand Boys Club, Sena-
tors, Calhouns and Corinthians turned
in victories In French'S Insect League
yesterday. LionelS gained In the race
at the expense of KresS Insects. 6 to 3.
Cardinals bowed TO Corinthians. IA
to /: Webcos were trampled by Brook
landers, S to 8: Yankees were victims of
Calhouns, f6 TO s. and Corinthian
Cubs bowed to Senators. 10 to ..
Evening star., 1928-08-01
CAPT. r. C. VAN vLIET, JR.
BY JOHN n. FOSTER.
~OBB and Speaker are out Of 1t.
Evidently Connie Mack, mentor

Obj and Speaker are out OF 1t.
4 Evidently Connie Mack, mentor
of the Philadelphia Athletics,
~ has discovered that there is
nothing In the formula OF age
plus youth or youth plus age. In the
last game of the Athletics he put a bet
ter ball team on the field than in the
first game of the year. 1t took him until
the end of July to find out what was
partially apparent on the FIRST day Of
the season.
The Athletics played their first game
against the Yankees with Bishop at
second base. Cobb. right fielder: Speaker,
center fielder; Miller left field; Coch-
rane, catcher; Foxx. catcher: Hauser,
first base; Dykes, third base; Boley,
shortstop; Grove. pitcher. Shores,
pitcher; Powers, pitcher.
They played July al against ST.
Louis with Bishop second base Haas,
center field; Cochrane, catcher; SIM
mons, left fielder: Foxx. third base:
Miller, right field: Orwoll, first base,
Boley, shortstop; Grove, pitcher.
On che first day OF the season, SIM
mons, because of injury. was unable TO
play Perhaps II Simmons had been
Evening star., 1928-08-01

T%HREE contests listed today among
weekday league teams will de-
eide championships. pullmarls
l. and Express we're TO battle for
the second series flag in Ter
minal League. Navy and Commerce
we're To clash for first series laurels In
Federal league, and Barber ~ Ross had
to dispose OF Bergmann's Laundry to
win the first series honors in Merchants
League.
Several OF the leagues have not as
yet selected their first series champions.
Due to lack of time, postponed games
from the first half are being staged In
conjunction with the regular second
series schedule. When teams having
postponed contests from the first series
meet in second series games, the result
is counted In both series standings.
Pullman and Express mines are al
present tied for the second series gon~
falon in Terminal League and todays
game wss 10 decide the championship
Express captured the first series hon
ors and should Pullmans win today .
3~game series will be played next week
for the seasons title
Bergmanns Laundry nine. setting a
dizzy pace In the second half race In
Merchants League, had to take the con-
test from Barber a. Ross TO gain tie IN
the FIRST series. BY taking the contest
the laundrymen can tie for the nfst
half honors and playoff will be neces-
sary Bergmann's nine took to 0
win over Thompsons Dairy yesterday
Commerce Team Rebuilt.
Although Navy has an undeieated
record for the second series 10 date IN
Federal League. 1t was TO face re-
iuvenated Commerce team on North
Ellipse diamond at 5:l6 O'Clock today
with the first series laurels at stake.
Commerce dropped It's third game In as
many starts In the second halt yestef"
day 10 Naval Hospital, b To 0.
Although Big Print shop nine LOOK
7-to-2 setback from Western Elee-
tric tossers yesterday IN Industrial
League, the pictors remained encamped
IN the cellar. I0fiiers OUTFIT. nndefeated
In the flrst series. continues to set The
pace in the second series, although
defeated twice In the last starts.
Bureau 81 Engraving nine, which
took first honors In the initial series
Of Departmental League. dropped
further toward the cellar yesterday by
taking s-to-2 drtlbbing from q, r. q.
Evening star., 1928-08-01
Yankees Halt Losing Streak,
But AS Keep Pace With Them

game of the 1927 world series, was one
Of Cleveland's five moundsmen and was
the best of the lot.
The Athletics apparently have the St
Louis Browns number. For the fourth
straight day and the ninth straight
time, the AS beat the Browns. this
time by to 4. Six home runs featured
the battle. two by Haas OF the Mack
men Lefty Grove, who can beat every
team In the league but the Yankees
was effective enough In the pincfles
although the Browns hit him frequently
Taking over the Boston Red Soy,
Z to 2, the Detroit Tigers registered
their seventh victory in their last eight
games. Vic Sorrell held Carrigan's
crew to four hits, one of them home
run by Charlie Ruffing.
The st. Louis Cardinals stretched
their National League lead to five games
by pounding the Phillies into submis-
sion, l8 to S, getting 16 of their runs
In four successive innings. Sand, Phil
shortstop, pulled one of the prize
"bonerS" Of the season, when, thinking
there were three out in the fifth inning,
he threw the ball into the diamond,
CSUlAtk Aii lliE way 1IQEI IITSb
base. This incident seemed to cause
the Phils to go to pieces, and the rout
was on. Douthit got five hits during
the fray.
jake May weakened In the late in
nings, and Brooklyn beat the second
place Reds. 3 to g. and moved back into
fifth place in the standing, as the
Pittsburgh Pirates were losing to Bos-
ton. Vance allowed seven hits and
struck out eight
The New York Giants and Chicago
Cubs divided two at the Polo Grounds
The Giants won the first. TO 7. by
scoring five runs in the ninth inning.
Charley Root set down the Giants in
the nightcap, 10 10 4.
Meadows and Brame were hit hard
at Boston, where the Braves downed the
Corsairs, II to S. Meadows was rocked
for five runs In the first inning, and
Brame for four IN the third.
Evening star., 1928-08-01
Unlimited Mines Will Provide
Two Big Contests on Sunday

~ ANDLOT battles on Friendship
Field and Union League Park
diamonds this Sunday will be the
- principal attractions among the
unlimited contenders for the Dis
trict independent title.
Georgetown A. C. tossers, already
crowned champs OF Capital City League
section A unlimited race for this sea-
son are to meet their ancient rivals
from Chevy Chase on Friendship Field
at 2 o'clock in the first contest OF
double bill,
Black Sox will entertain Frank Cin-
ottis st. Joseph's A. c. nine at Union
League Park, starting at $50 O'Clock
Manager Cinotu wants games for ~,
.Toes during August, Write him AT l34
A street northeast.
with Ben Lyons listed for a come
back on the mound, Kennedy A, Q. Is
hopeful of tripping st. Mary's Celtics
when they go TO Alexandria for two
games Sunday. Burrows or Simpson
viii work the second game for the
locals II Lyons goes the route IN the
opener.
Something interesting in the way OF
base ball Is expected Sunday when Pet
worth Eagles and Petworth Yorks meet
in neighborhood feud on West
Elllpse diamond at ] o'clock. Eagles
will meet Bureau tossers OF Alexandria
ON No. o diamond Friday at 10 o'clock,
in preparation for the Sabbath en-
gagement. Sam Gordon, energetic pilot
OF the Eagle team. wants morning games
with Police Department nine. Call
Adams 4gB7.
stadiums who have been making their
presence felt In unlimited ranks will
Journey to Cheverly. Md. this Sunday
TO meet Dixie Pig A. C. in 2 games,
starting at lao o'clock.
Capitol Heights Firemen were 10 drill
today and Friday to prepare for their
clash with Berwyn A. G. on Sunday
Practice sessions were listed for Mary
land Park diamond,
Sam Rice Juniors. with record OF
II wins and loss, are to meet Meridans
Sunday, and meet tomorrow night at
8 o'clock at the home Of Manager
Thompson, 343 Tennessee avenue north
east Rices and Meridans are unde-
feated In the second series of Sport
Mart League,
Bowie, Md. fans will see eolorful
and unusual array OF base ball talent
sunday, when the unuefeated New York
Bioomer Girls meet Bowie M0tormen
at Bowie. at S;30 o'clock,
Len Harrington has been named cape
tain of Georgetown Cardinal nine for
the remainder Of the season. Ralph
Young, star pitcher and captain, has
been lost TO the club for the remaind~
er of the season. Holland, Bob phitfier
Hal Finlon and Alton Darnes have been
signed for the remainder of the sehed~
ule, Gard players are to meet tonight
Al 9 o'clock at the home of Cranston
Howard. jr, l4in Foxhali road, ., j.
kaufman Seniors will he engaged sun
day on neymsr Field At : o'clock, Clyde
Evening star., 1928-08-01

Hospital Is carding games for the Cards
at Cleveland S994-J.
Henry Hiser has slated q game with
Hyattsville M. Il. tossers. leaders In Tri-
city League, for his Hyattsville ALL
Stars tomorrow as a warming-up en-
gagement for a double bin on Sunday
in which Takoma Tigers and Terminal
Ice nine will be met. Tomorrows con-
test begins at $50 o'clock on Riverdale
field.
Manager Carl Minniek plans 10 give
his Petworth A. c. players general
shake-up at meeting at his home
tonight at 7:30 o'clock. All players
are asked to be present.
r. T. Keane players will talk things
over tonight when they gather at S05
North Carolina avenue northeast at 7;30
o'clock
Garrett Waters requests all his Ia
koma Tigers players to meet him to-
night in his home at 1880 O'Clock.
willie Andrews will put his National
Circles through hard drill tomorrow
ut 5 o'clock on Plaza diamond. He Is In
quest of foe for Sunday. Call Lincoln
1892.
Numerous teams are In search of
games FOR the week end. They include
Pirate A. G. unlimiteds. Clarendon
133T-W-l; Anacostia Eagles, Lincoln
4989: Douglas A. C.. Lincoln 10490,
branch Sc, Bond Clothiers, Franklin
1858: Army Main 1890. branch l754
Del Ray Juniors, Alexandria 6o5-J
Linworth MidgetS. Franklin 8S39. and
Vic Sport Shop Midgets. Franklin 9985
Modern W00dmen hit freely to win
over Red Cross yesterday. II to S. Lee
and Parker hit home runs Chesedine,
winning pitcher was injured In the
fffth while running bases. Darkness
called halt In the sixth.
Federals tripped Langleys yesterday.
7 to 4, Phillips hurled effectively for
the winners 'Venning hit for the circuit
trip.
When Boys Club Standards failed 10
muster team yesterday Coleman Jen-
nings' Midgets claimed forfeit In
French's Midget circuit.
Evening star., 1928-08-01
BRENTWOOD TOSSERS
BOOK LIBERTY NINE

EVANSVILLE, Md, August L.
Brentwood Hawks. who have won vir-
tually all of their games recently. have
booked contest with Pop Kremh's
Liberty A, c, of washington for the
brentwood diamond Sunday at O'Clock.
The Hawks starting hurler win be Kopp
Ganley or Curry.
Manager Frank Fierstelns Bladensburg
Insect class base ballers with nine vic
tories In as many starts are after games
for either week days or Sundays, Call
Capt. Elmer Mostow at Hyattsville e6T~J
after pm.
Members of the team besides Mostow
are Clark, Sheriff. p. Anderson, Michael
son, Gasch, Miller. II. Potter. II. Ander-
son. Evans Stack Potter, WlSeman N
Mcstow and A. FierStein.
J. Henry Hiser. manager OF the base
ball team which represented SNYDER
Farmer Post, No, 3, American Legion,
IN the recent base ball championship
series among midget class teams rep
resenting various Legion posts in the
State and which lost TO Baltimore In the
game that decided the title has been
notified that eheck-up by officials
has revealed that all members of the
Baltimore team were eligible.
Evening star., 1928-08-01
HOME-RUN STANDING

BY the Associated Press.
Home runs yesterday Haas. Ath-
leties. 2: Simmons, Athletics, / Bish-
op. Athletics, L. Hlaeholder. Browns, /
Mannsh. Browns, / Ruffing, Red Sox,
l.. anslin, Senators, |. Stephenson,
Cubs. / Cuyler, Cubs. |, Heathcotc,
Cubs. l, English, Cuhs. / Wrightstone.
Giants. /
American League leaders Ruth.
Yankees, IL; Gehris, Yankees, 10. Haul
ser, Athletics, rs,
National League leaders Wilson,
Cubs, "a, Bottomley Cardinals. aa
Rlssunnette.. Robins, Ia; Hafey. Cardin-
alA II; &ksk Phiiiias, H.
Evening star., 1928-08-01
sRan for Kenna In eighth inning.
fBztted fer MarbeFry in ninth inning.

Rnns batted in--M0stiI f2l. Bisnkenxhip,
EerF, FaIk MetzIer go, GsgIin. Tate, Barnes
west. Two-hzse hits--BerE, West. Harris
EsEue run~-GGslin. saeTiEees--Clancy, West
tnHbIs niasS-~fisseii 40 HrRnehsId TO Clancy
Harris 80 Cronin IL JUDGE Cronin 10 Harris
- Judge G1Sft an bzkes-ChieaEs. Ri wash
irFtsb. 3. First base on bAIlx--0d BIa nken
ship 2 of Adkins. .; OF CASTOR. g Struck
--fBn BiankeBshiD. : in : innings fpitehed to
tatr bstteFs - elEhth!i of Adkins. ? in
kbrinRss on GaAten. II in tnniHksi of
hs FbstFs. none in inning. Winning pitcher
-~fJisHksnship. LesiBg piteher--GsSton. I'm
sirss-MesSFs. BildebFzn6 and Guthrie.