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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21

gathered on their annual pilgrim
age to lay wreaths on the graves OF
the fallen heroes.
Relation of the story of how the
800 Texans under General Sam
Houston, with cries Of Remember
the Alamo and Goliad, where
Texas patriots had been slaughtered
surprised General Santa Anna
and his soldiers at their siesta hour
with a sudden victory--was on the
program arranged by sons and
daughters OF the Republic Of Texas.
Speakers on the program included
Clarence r. Wharton. relative OF
John A. Wharton, one Of the heroes
Of San Jacinto; and w. z. Kendall,
grandson Of General Sidney Sher-
man, who commanded the left wing
OF the Texan troops IN the victory.
Chimes in the tower of the main
building at the University Of Texas,
in Austin. were attuned TO the
strains of Come to the Bower the
song which according to tradition,
Texas soldiers sang before the Bat
tie Of San Jacinto.
Moody 10 Speak
San Antonios annual Fiesta de
San Jacinto occupied the attention
there, with the historic Battle OF
Flowers at noon. after which Gov
ernor Dan Moody was on the pro-
gram for an address at a luncheon.
In the afternoon the annual pill
grimage to the Alamo was planned.
Patriotic. civic and fraternal or
CARNATIONS joined in preparing the
ceremony of laying wreaths there
honoring heroes who died IN the
Alamo's defense.
Beaumont's celebration took the
form OF a fiesta opening the Eva
dale bridge. replacing ferry service
which had been in use in the Neches
river between Texas and louisiana
since the days of the Texas repub-
lie.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
LAND
VIEW JURY
IS AGREED ON
M o o d a n d Kohler
Join Hands On
Controversy

AUSTIN. April 2l-tF-Governor
Moody said today he would grant
the request Of Governor Walter
Kohler OF Wisconsin to appoint q
committee OF Texans TO act with
a similar delegation from Wiscon-
sin as a "jury OF view to inspect
the Rio Grande Valley and other
Texas lands affected by action OF
the Wisconsin State Realty board
in refusing permits to certain agen-
cies to sell land there.
IT am pleased Governor Kohler
has agreed to send a committee TO
Texas to make a first hand in
spection in order to fairly estimate
the productivity OF Texas lands"
Governor Moody said.
Il shall appoint a committee OF
Texans TO serve with the Wisconsin
delegation and I feel confident that
the differences created by Wiscon-
sins action toward Rio Grande
Valley lands will be definitely adj
justed."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Indy BREAKS
FLIGHT RECORD
More Than Three Hours
Clipped Off Cross
Continent Time

NEW YORK, April 21-tP-"weH
have another record. o croSs-conti-
nent flight. Colonel and Mrs. Charles
A. Lindbergh yesterday brought their
scarlet and black monoplane to a
three point landing on Roosevelt
Field. where the colonel took off
FOR Paris three years ago this spring
The arrival was 8 minutes before
the day was done.
The approximate distance flown
was $500 miles. the flying time IA
hours, % minutes. 2 seconds, the
average speed l72 miles an hour.
The flight was 3 hours, Is minutes
and % seconds faster than IL ever
has been flown before. Captain
Frank Hawks. last June flew from
Glendale to Roosevelt Field in II
hours, SO minutes and So seconds
nonstop. The fact that he and
Mrs. Lindbergh made a stop. the
Colonel pointed out, technically made
their flight not one to compare with
that Of Captain Hawks. Captain
Hawks himself, however. and pro-
baby everyone else except the col
onel accepted the flight as q new
record.
They left Glendale at 6:26:20 a. m.
(eastern standard time)., landed
at Wichita AZ 3:20:30 .. m, took of
at 3:42:3 and landed at Roosevelt
Field at i1:11:52. Total elapsed
time was ii hours, As minutes and
80 seconds.
Colonel Lindbergh, who made the
flight to test the possibility Of CON-
mercial routes at high attitudes be-
lieves that such flights will follow
along the trail he has blazed across
the country.
This is only n flight" he said
land / hope to make others. I car
say nothing at this time on the
result Of only one experiment. How
ever, I believe transport flying IN thl
future will go to higher levels. frs
the air mail and later passenge,
planes"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Thousands Homeless
In Wake OF Typhoon

MANILA, April 2l.-EJ-CrIppled
communications today brought fur
Their evidence or the toll taken Fri
day by a typhoon which swept over
IA towns of the Island OF Leyte-
demolishing the communities or
ITolosa and Dulag. Thousands were
homeless and many believed dead
or injured.
The typhoon, OF small area but
unusual intensity, came aS q sur
lprise since such storms rarely &C.
cur at this season In the Philip
pines.
Governor De Tn Cruz OF Leyet
wired the American Red Cross here
48 hours after the typhoon struck.
please secure immediate aid for
thousands OF homeless people. es-
pecially food, clothing and building
materials"
He described cocoanut trees as
standing IKE candles with their
tops blown of. The entire crop was
destroyed, he said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Missionaries Held
Under Death Threat

SHANGHAI, April 21.-R- "A
letter received here from one or
sixteen American Catholic mission
aries. who for weeks have been
held prisoners In the Kiangsi prov
ince city Of Kanchow. said that
Communist and bandit besiegers
had threatened when Ranchow
falls. TO kill every foreigner with
In the walls for robbing us Of our
prize"
Although the walls continued 70
halt them. the Reds. according 70
the letter. dated April 4. had mott
fled Ranchow authorities 10 cap
ture the city. Defense of Kanchow.
the missionary said. continued I'M
changed with no immediate danger
Of its capture.
Meanwhile. the Reds have with
drawn part OF their forces from the
siege and while awaiting Kan
elbows fall are pIunderinR the sur
rounding country"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21

summary G1CIAlAOA-
Wool, wool, and please, Mr.. Or
ficer, I had that blamed tag only
Yesterday, but somehow I must have
misplaced 1t in my business suit"
NAV be the appealing note in the
ewes Of stray little dogs. But the
law will take its course. "Vaccl-
nate" say the city powers.
A written certificate Of VAGINA
ton from a veterinarian, giving &C
curate description Of the dog. date
Of immunization, name and address
of the owner. Is required.
A COPY Of the certificate must be
Immediately furnished the chief Of
police containing the number Of
the metal tag which shall be at
tached to the collar Of the dog at
all times.
During the three-day period OF
the animals will be impound-
ed by the city a board-and-room
bill Of so cents daily viii accumu-
late.
A veterinarian should be called
Immediately to take care Of the
animals, city Officials warn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Two Are Arrested In
Bloodless Revolt

BOMBAY, India, April 2i.-R=
Two leaders in the civil dIsobedience
campaign Of Mahatma Gandhi and
the All-India National Congress
were arrested today Tor violations
OF the salt act.
They we're Sadhu Swami AnAnr.
who recently took charge OF the
civil disobedience camp az VILE
parle. near Bombay. In succession
to Jamanalal Naiai. also arrested
and SIX. MI. Munshi. who recently
resigned his seat in the legislative
council TO join the civil disobedience
movement.
The government today took spe-
cial measures 70 combat the wide
spread unrest and tension in Ben
gal growing out OF the raid Of "in-
surgents' Friday and Saturday on
the police arsenal at ChittaFonR.
on the east bank OF the Melghra
Estuary. Six policemen were killed
in the raid.
Viceroy LORD Irwin nc SimIa. sum
mer capital, renewed the special
Bengal ordinance comforting extra
ordinary powers for the suppression
Of disorder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
23-Story Church Is
Opened in New York

NEW YORK. April 21-P-With
a dance orchestra playing a syn
copated arrangement Of the rn-
grims' chorus from "Tannhauser,"
New York's most modern church,
housed in a So, 100000. 2s-story
apartment hotel, opened its doors
TO Broadway last night.
The Rev. DR.. Edward II. Emmett
introduced the orchestra OF Paul
Specht-a complete Jazz orchestra,
save for drums-in Manhattan con-
gregational church, in the new
Manhattan Towers hotel, az 10th
street and Broadway.
The orchestral numbers were in
terspersed with the regular events
of the church service-a short SER
mon. prayers. selections by the
choir, and offertory duet. The
choir sang typical Easter music.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Returned Convict
Held for Killing

PAMPA. April 81. -t4l- Ralph
Watkins. &c, who returned Saturday
from serving a prison term in CAL
ifornia to find Virgil Cox. former
comrade, married to the girl for
whose affections they had once
been rivals, was dead today. Cox
was charged with murder after
Watkins was shot to death yester-
day In front OF Cox's home.
He was arrested several hours
later at Boise City, Oklahoma, and
Deputy Sheriffs went to return him
to Pampa.
Watkins was under a charge Of
pipe theft before going 70 Califor-
mia. His father. Bill Watkins. was
killed last July 4th by John Bow
man. Bowman. under life sentence
in this case. escaped from the Am
arillo Jail while the case was on ap-
peal and Is now a fugitive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Chicago Triple Staying Held
Retaliation in Gangsters' War

CHICAGO. April 2I-lP-The
Blue Hour saloon, no stranger TO
gang murder. saw q triple STAY
ing Easter morning.
One man entered the speakeasy,
tossed a bill on the bar and or
'dered beer. Two minutes later he ran
out. the beer untouched. change
from his dollar bill on the bar
and three dead men on the sawdust
floor.
Walter Wakefield. The Fibber",
lay dead behind the bar. A bullet
had struck him In the back OF the
head.
Frank Del Re. sometimes called
Frank Dire. 80, also had been shot
in the back. apparently as he
sought to flee.
Joseph Special, %, partner OF Del
Re In the operation of the grog-
gerry, lay dead In front Of the bar.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21

He had been shot in the chest as
the assassin turned TO meet his at
tack. In one dead hand Special
clasped a knife. In the other, grip
ped like a club, was the bust of a
plaster saint.
Detectives saw the murders as a
score against the Al Capone gang.
for the three dead men we're Cap
one disciples. They saw the crime
both as a ~refutation TO the reported
peace agreement" in gangland and
as a challenge to the Capone over
lordShip.
There were political and labor
racketeering angles, too. the racket
eering possibilities being regarded
as particularly significant in view
OF persistent word lately that Cap
one had ambitions TO muscle" into
labor organizations
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
AIRMAIL USED
FOR TOMATOES
Harlingen Ships First Air
Crate From Valley
To Pittsburgh
Especial to The Herald.)


HARLINGEN. April 21.-The first
crate Of tomatoes ever shipped out
OF the Valley by airmail left Har-
lingen Monday. addressed to I.
Cohen and Son. Pittsburgh Pa.
The totatoes were handled By A.
d. McMinn company. Harrington,
and the shipment will cost Cohen
approximately 500, according to r.
w. Daniels.
The tomatoes, weighing IS pounds
were mailed In Harrington, brought
to the Brownsville Municipal air.
port. and placed In a plane there.
This is possibly the first shipment
of vegetables ever to leave the VAL
ley BY airmail, Mr.. Daniels dis
closed Monday. and is definitely
the first tomatoes to be expressed
BY plane.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21

bis fatner was 9 surgeon, his
mother q nurse. and his three
brothers soldiers in the Canadian
army during the world war. he re-
lated. All we're killed In France.
Forced 70 shift for himself, Gil
lispie said, he worked hts way
through Baylor University by teach
ng music. Last winter. he said. he
received his A. 3. degree from Bay
lor. but did not have money I'd con
tinue his medical work.
After that. the man related he
taught music In the Waco public
schools for q time. then went to
Los Angeles. California proved nn
better than Texas. he said. and ~
worked his way observation-disclosures
and doing odd jobs-through Salt
Lake City and Kansas City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
SEEK PARENTS
Pharr Officials Find Boy
Strayed From Home
lSnecial 10 The Herald.l

t6HLAAaA w
PHARR, April 2l.-The clock toll
ed two-thirty, The town had long
been asleep. \.
A ragged little urchin Of about
ten mounted the steps Of the Hotel
Pharr and entered. He spied the
push under the legend Night Bel"
and rang ii.
The night clerk emerged to find
him in tears. When questioned II
was cleaned that his home was in
San Antonio and he had run away
He was frightened and sleepy.
He first said that he had gone
down to the golf course and that
when he returned his mother and
father were gone. Later he decided
that he had no parents. Il amt
nobody's and nobody don't want
me-. he sobbed. The clerk put him
to bed.
The next morning, before he
awoke, the proprietor sought out
the city marshall In an attempt to
find his parents. He was panic
stricken and declared that he did
not want to 90 back. He said his
parents made him work. At oon he
disappeared and was found half an
hour later in a field over q mile
away.
Officer Merle Kelly bought him
new clothing and is holding him in
an attempt to locate his parents.
The boy himself was either too
frightened 70 assist with informa-
ton or would not.
He had stayed in the Municipal
Park opposite the hotel from the
time the golf links closed until two
thirty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Farley ENJOYS Ready
To Sail for Home

LONDON. April 21.-tP-An-
nouncement was made at st.
James palace this noon that the
last plenary session Of the Five
Power Naval conference would be
held at 1890 a. m. tomorrow. The
treaty drawn up here. a three
power limitation pact with some
five-power sections, will be signed
at that time.
On the strength OF the announce
ment. the American delegation hap
PLY concluded their sailing arrange
ments for the trip back home aboard
the Leviathan. which may be held
at southampton until wednesday
morning for them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
April May Set Mark
In Local Air Travel

Air travel Monday was heavy. ca
cording TO Mexican Aviation COM
pany officials here, who stated that
planes arriving and departing ere
loaded TO capacity.
Among those travelling by air
plane were w. Sheldon, Of New
York, routed to Tampico: Bryl and
Rose Buckley. Tampico, returning
to Tampico from Brownsville: w.
x. Edmundson, c. "A. It's local man
ager, to Mexico City; O.. Z. Tall
man. Mexico City, TO Mexico City;
z. w. Jarman. Fort Worth oil man.
to Mexico City: Mrs. Kenneth Hoff-
man. Tampico. 10 Tampico: ". r.
Carries. New York. TO Tampico.
"Atr travel is increasing every
month" authorities here said Mon
day. I'VE expect to have a banner
month in April"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
lie You Must Below
Don't Pick Brahrna

II is safe to bark at a dog and
meow at q cat, but when one bel
lows al a Brahma bull. 1t Is advis-
able TO be prepared to do something
and do II quickly.
This Is the advice Of Joe Cobol-
mi and Harry Richardson. who ex-
perimented over the weekend.
The two Brownsville men were
east OF town on the flats. and when
a herd Of Brahmas filed past In a
dignified manner. Joe Cobolini
beloved Justify.
Apparently. the below had all
the earmarks OF a challenge. and
the head bull stopped. snorted and
started In pursuit.
Both men were safe and sound
Monday, 70 10 is obvious that they
escaped successfully.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
More Potatoes Asked
For Today's Market

With today's rise Of twenty-five
cents per bushel in the price OF po-
tatoes. Valley growers are given the
opportunity Of marketing their po-
tatoes steadily within the next few
DAYS according to Fred Latham, OF
the Rio Grande Valley Potato
Growers association.
Marketing Of 125 to $50 cars per
day. to keep up a steady movement
OF produce from the Valley and
maintain a constant supply for the
market. is desired. Mr.. Latham
stated, and Valley growers may ar
range their harvesting and shipping
according to this demand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
City Opens Dog Campaign
ALI Fidos to Face Firing Squad Unless lag
Shows Vaccination for Rabies

It's going to be bad going for Fido, Bulger or Chocolate Drop rom no"
on unless said canine has documentary evidence that m mas oen IN
munized against hydrophobia. The city health OFFICER Ia rueo o. CHI
erVency against rabtd dogs In Brownsville.
AN dogs running 1t large not wearing tags indicating vaccination re %
bs incarcerated for a term Of three days during which time the owners
- snrsar 10 90 on the pets bond and have him immunized- Failing
II that. owners are advised that the pups will face the firing squad Tor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Observes Anniversary
OF Battle of San Jacinto
Edinburg Joins Celebration Over State In
Commemoration of Day on Which
Texas Won Its Freedom

Renewing its ties with a heritage Of herosm from its patriot founders
Texas halted its tasks today to commemorate the cath anniversary OF
the battle Of San Jacinto, which freed 1t from Mexican rule.
On the sacred Texas day, Texas soil was prepared to receive the states
first governor. with the reburial in the state cemetery in Austin Of the
body Of James Pnckney Henderson.
The body was brought from the Congressional cemetery at Wash
ngton, where 1t had rested since Henderson died on March 4, 1858, while
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
DEATH LIST
SHORTER

ABILENE. April 21[F- Two
children were dead and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harve Smith OF Thrifty. Brown
county. and Mrs. II. K. Brice of
Coleman were in q hospital here
in a critical condition and two 9TH
er children were hurt as the re-
suit Of an automobile-bu bus accident
south OF Lawn, 80 miles south OF
here. yesterday.
The accident ACQUIRED when q
Brentwood Abilene bus started
around a string OF cars and collided
with the Smith car The group was
returning home after visiting Mrs.
Brice and Smiths parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. III. Smith at layton.
The dead we're a four-year-old
son Of the Smiths and Dink Brice,
seven years old. Bobby Smith. 2,
and Levera Smith, 8, were the chill
dren hurt.
Plays Hero
DALLAS, April 21-P-P. C..
Rogers OF Sherman, telephone ON
pany employe who had come to
Dallas TO attend a safety training
course. today was the hero Of a
practical demonstration in which
he Snatched Isaac Davis, Is, from
possible death under the wheels OF
a street car.
When the youth started 70 run
across q street yesterday, he slipped
and fell In front OF the trolley car.
The motorman quickly lowered the
front guard. but II fell on the boy,
and he rolled under 1t.
Rogers ran to the front OF the
car. braced himself with one hand
and grasping the boy with one hand
ran with the car. holding the youth
clear or the wheels until the car
could be halted.
Train-Aut0 Collision
QUANAH, April 21=P-Leo. *.
Smith. 80, was killed and r.. IL.
Hooker. rs. was injured seriously
yesterday when Smith drove his
automobile into a moving Orient
freight train az a grade crossing
near here.
Smith, for Is years chemist of
the Quanah cotton oil mill, and
Hooker. employe of the mill. were
en- route TO Wichita Falls to at
tend a church mass.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21

\ serving as United States senator
from Texas.
Services we're planned in the state
senate chamber Of the capitol, with
Judge o. S. baltimore of the court
Of criminal appeals delivering the
grafton. Henderson served as at
torney general and ambassador from
the republic Of Texas to England.
All state departments in the CAPT
tol were closed for the day.
Thousands at Battlefield
At the battlefield of San Jacinto.
near Houston, thousands OF Texans
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Robbery Charged
To Baylor Grad
Parents and 3 Brothers Killed in World War;
Sheepskin Fails to Land Youth Work;
First Job Confessed

FORT WORTH. April 2l@P-Charges " robbery with firearms vu
be filed against Paul Gnlspe. 26. who claims to be a graduate OF Baylor
University pre-medical school and admits having held I'D o. filling station
here Sunday night.
GIlispie told detectives It was his first job" and related q story of
hard work to complete his education and then fruiteSs search fr n
job. He was arrested in his room after a taxi driver had reported ~
detectives he THOUGHT he was the man who had robbed q filling statLrn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday;
not much change In temperature.
For East Texas: Increasing cloudi-
ness tonight; somewhat warmer in
southwest portion; Tuesday partly
cloudy.
Light TO moderate southerly %
easterly winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
IN OUR
VALLEY
HOW ABOUT 1T?
BY CHARLES HALL -,

HOW ABOUT 1T?
What I have done is due to
patient thought"
Sir Isaac Newton.
There is q lot less drinking
IN the higher circles of society
now than there has been"
Henry Ford.
Spring is the boyhood OF the
-Tennyson.
I can never have anything
out the tenderest feeling toward
Hollywood"
-Adolpe Menjou.
Women endanger their health
oy eating foods which they
Iondly hope will cure whatever
Is wrong with them"
DIR. Morris Fishbein. health
authority.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Edlnburg Celebrates

Edinburg, in the Rio Grande
Valley, planned a valley-wide
celebration, including an address
by j. Frank Dobie, University Of
Texas instructor, authority on
early Texas life and author Of
books on Texas cowboy folklore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
STAR Is HARRIET

NEW YORK. April 21.-tP-Paul-
inc Frederick, stage and screen star,
was on a honeymoon today as Mrs.
Hugh Chisholm LeiFhton. MFR.
leighton is her fourth husband.
They were married yesterday &C the
home OF the bridegroom here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
rorrNp ON THE r

III ATWOOD, N. J. Nickels. N
s+sad Of dimes. are the latest
Ia ann John ID. Rockefeller. he
- out several TO children after
Pas sse- services in the First Baptist
cnHuTTTaTEMALA CITY This city,
o..sl If the Guatemalan republic
e~ap..rely without stairways- Earth
80 are the reason. Second and
N st0ries were abandoned when
lnn1 vas rebuilt after a disas-
ne quake in 1916.
esTw YORK - Long Island IS
rnsted over the possibility OF be-
eovered with waving palm trees
rs s,n Sir Arthur RoStron. COM
CspSs- Of the TRANSATLANTIC liner,
naalsrcaria, Is inclined TO think that
eastward movement OF the
Hns stream will make the island
aceI in nature. d.. Frank L.
IIoP't brooklyn geologist. doubts
the course Of the stream Is
banging.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN

There will be no great change IL
the river stages all along during the
next "A to 36 hours, except that IL
VIII show o falling tendency III the
absence OF any rains liz the water
shed.
Flood Present 24-Elr. 2f-Hr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
FLOOd present L4-t4r. &#-E
Stage Stage Ching. IA
TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Point Isabel
tomorrow, under normal meteorc-
logical conditions:
High .---------------..-. H. p- ~
Low ass "a. rl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21

4~yu7sPER it. customers, but We
Nv a-a about 70 get our street signs
W , A. Rosenthal called up Sat
- and said he wanted 10 answer
i.tters. Said he Is advertising
~ bids. Wanted to know Il ina.
q answer enough. Wen say II