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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-20

William Green ard Mathew Vol are among
the rulers of America. They support all the
capitalist parties, Republican, Democratic
Socialist" that stand for this capitalist sol
ciety. Vote against capitalism! Vote Com
nunst!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-20

A vote For the Communist ticket is vote
for the Soviet Union vote for the Chinese
revolution. for unemployment relief against
speed-un. wage cuts, against capitalism. Vote
Communist
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-20
NedtSaath
A Religious Ceremony
By JORGE

Words fail US, when we stand before such
awe inspiring jackasses as the Governor of
Virginia We can only tell the story, and let
the reader Judge whether or not we should
choose capitalist wtchcraft or the Thesis of the
Sixth World Congress of the Communist In
ternatonal.
On September H. at Norfolk, Va, party of
state business and civic representatives or
capitalism, put out into Chesapeake Bay on the
steamer Virginia Lee Besides Governor Pollard
and a Baptist preacher, who led the ceremonies,
the whole crowd gathered at the steamers rail
to aid in the casting out Of devils into the
mighty deep.
The devils were effigies of clothes, straw
and sand, made up to represent "Old Man
Depression" "Mrs Pessimism," and their sup
posed daughter miss Fortune" They were
'tried before jury" and after the Reverent
P. Rowland Wagner had read the funeral cere-
mony, they were pushed overheard into the
tide of Hampton Roads, while Governor Pol
lard got off the following, which we think
should be conserved in the chamber of hstori-
"Old Man Depression, Old Lady Pessimism
and your unhappy daughter Miss Fortune.
the United States is no place for you. You
never had any real justification to be here
anyhow. You were wraths, unsubstantial.
You lived upon mass tlmldlty. GU were Gre
ated by unjustified fears. will say to you,
Old Lady Pessimism, as you stand here on
the brink of eternity, about to leave us, that
the depths of pessimism TO which the country
sunk were by means justified by the facts.
You were the product of a mood, but Amer
lean economic history shows that the mood
of depression is very rarely of long duration.
Your time has come. Miserable creatures! I
consign you to watery grave. Your doom
is sealed. Old Man Hard Work, Lady Optim-
ism, Little Johnny Payroll and Miss Good
Fortune here to take your place. We of
Virginia. now assembled on shipboard, in the
great and historic port of Hampton Roads,
on behalf of the whole country have decided
to become your executioners. You have been
duly tried by jury of your peers and found
guilty of subterfuge and as undesirable ali
ems and now, as Governor of Virginia, pro-
claim you shall be sent to the realm of I'M
reality where you belong
All we got to say about this, is that the
Majority Group" ought to have had repre-
sentative there. A united front with Governor
Pollard would just about fit Lovestone.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-20

The '1abor" government in England is help
ing the bosses speed-up the workers. Since
Mcdonald entered into office, in one lear, the
army of unemployed in Great Britain, has
doubled. In Germany, unemployment is rising.
The socialists are doing the work for the hos
ses. Fight the bosses and their servants. Vote
Communist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-14
LONDOS AND ROMANO
HEAD MAT PROGRAM
Wrestle in Feature Bout of Bill
to Be Presented Here Next
Wednesday.

Should Jim Londos. recognized as the
world wrestling champion, defeat Garry
Garibaldi in New York Monday and
retain his title, Mike Romano, clever
Italian grappler. who earned crack
at the crown by splitting Chief, White
Feather. will have a chance to defeat
Londos next Wednesday at the Wash
ington Auditorium in another of Pro-
moter Joe Turner's mat shows.
In a semi-final bout Toots Mondt,
Dick Shikat's trainer, who stepped into
Shikat's place Wednesday and tossed
Jack Taylor, has been matched against
Demetry Demetroff. 2l5-pound grappler
Another semi-flnal brings together
Tiny Roebuck and Wana Zalesniak
Pat O'Shoken and Hans Bauer meet
in the opening engagement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-14
Pllrtts and Passes

BY the Associated Press.
HANOVER, NJ Hone ache for
Eddie Toothaker may upset all of Dart
mouths plans for the Cornell game.
If Toothaker's injured knee keeps him
out Of action Bill Mccall will have to
be used as relief quarterback instead
of starting at a halfback post.
NEW YORK.-Raneses w, Ford
hams new mascot, has succeeded in
doing something no opponent has done
all season-deceiving the entire Ford
ham team. When Rameses " was
acquired it was reported that he was
a black ram, but liberal application
of soap and water has shown him to
be white.
Although Saturdays
game is rated among the intersectional
clashes, Pitt has a bit of an edge in
practice on a good many Eastern teams.
The Panthers were ordered out for a
final drill this morning before leaving
for Columbus, while many travelling
teams had to start last night.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-Harvard in
tends to shoot the works" against Holy
Cross tomorrow with a double object in
view. Coach Arnold Horween thinks
1t will be necessary to use his best
players and his complete array of plays
to beat the Crusaders and 1t will give
the team a good rehearsal for the Yale
game.
WORCESTER, Mass. - The Holy
Cross players who oppose Harvard Sat-
urday shouldn't be troubled by stadium
fright. Eight Of the men scheduled to
start the game played against Har-
ward last year.
PRINCETON, N. J-BTl Roper,
Princeton coach. put over a little sur
prise on the fans this week but they
all agree that his final decision was
right. Jay HowSon, fullback and star
punter, who has not drilled all week
was named to start the Yale game. His
long kicks play an important part in the
Tiger defense.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.-When Coach
Nal Stevens of Yale makes plan, he
sticks to it. His early season idea was
TO start Chick McIennan at quarter
And now that McLennan has recov-
cred from his injuries, he has been
chosen to start the Princeton game with
Booth on the sidelines.
NEW YORK-Lou Titles idea OF
saving his injured players in the Col
gate game to give them good chance
against Brown was a good one except
that it hasn't worked very well. Ralph
Hewitt has not recovered sufficiently
to play against the Bruins and Manuel
Rivero, who hurt thumb in the Col
gate game, is doubtful starter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-14
DUCKPIN LEAD HELD
BY PHOTOGRAPHERS
Four Games in Van Of Freshmen
in Engineer Reproduction.
Dykes Rolls Best.

Photographers are moving rapidly in
the Engineer Reproduction Duck Pin
League, standing four games in the
van of their closest rivals, the Press
men. i.
The leaders have won 10 games, lost
but and have a team average OF .462
and 10 pines over per set.
DYKES of the Photographer team Is
leading the small league in averages
with q 1925 mark, closely pressed,
however, by Herndon Of the Pressmen.
The averages: -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-14
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PATERSON, N. Jackie Shupack,
Paterson, outpointed Herman Perlick
Kalamazoo, Mich. Q0).
MIAMI, Fla.-Tommy Cello, Cali
fornia, knocked out Louis (Kid) Perez,
Cuba ~.
CINCINNATI,-John Farr, Cleve-
land, outpointed Freddie Millar, Gin
cinnati 10).
MASON CITY, Iowa.-Don Hamp-
ton. Mason City. outpointed Jack Nc
Donough, st. Paul go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-14
LEVINSKY Is MATCHED

Loughran Given Ring Date Turned
Down by Slattery.
CHICAGO, November IA CP).-King
Levinsky. the former Maxwell street fish
peddler, and Tommy Loughran, former
light heavyweight champion of the
world, will meet in the 10-round wind
up. at the Chicago Stadium Novem-
Der 81.
Jimmy Slattery, over whom the King
won an unpopular decision, was offered
the date, but passed it up because of
a badly cut mouth suffered in the fight,
Barney Ross and Harry Dublinsky Chi
cago lightweight prospects, meet in the
semi-final bout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-14
CANZONERI SHOOTS
AT SINGERS CROWN
Champion 2-to-1 Favorite in Bout
Tonight-Last Meeting Ended
in Draw.
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, November 14.-Al
Singers first defense of his lightweight
championship brings him up against
rugged little Tony Canzoneri in Madison
Square Garden tonight in a l5-round
bout
Singer, who won the title by knock
ing out Sammy Mandell in a single
round here last Summer, is favorite at
odds of 2 to / or more.
Singer campaigned in brilliant fash
ion through the Summer, but was
knocked out in three rounds by Jimmy
McLarnin in an overweight match in
SEPTEMBER.
Tony has had none too successful a
time of it in recent months. He was
beaten by Mandell in the Rockford
Sheik's last successful title defense, and
then was outpointed by Billy Petrolle.
Singer and Canzoneri have met once
before, their first match being a draw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-14
TRAIN IN TEXAS.

ST. PAUL. MINI, November IA LAo).-
The ST. Paul base ball club of the
American Association has completed ar
rangements to hold its Spring training
at Mineral Wells, Tex, for the fifth sue
cessive year. The Saints will report
there early in March,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-14
GRANDMAS CHALLENGE
Mount Rainier Bowlers Eager to
Prove Skill on Drives.

Mount Rainier's latest contribution
to the little naples game is a special
match tomorrow night between two
well-known grandmothers of the vicin-
ity, Mrs. Raymond Ward. mother OF
Ray Ward, and Mrs. Hugh Crawley,
wife of Pop Crawley, proprietor Of the
Mount Rainier alleys.
This match, for the grandmother
championship of Mount Rainier and
environs, has thus far attracted more
interest than any other match held On
the Rainier drives. II starts tomorrow
at 8 o'clock.
Furthermore, Mrs. Ward and Mrs.
Crawley claim the grandmother doubles
championship of the city and will be
glad to stack up against another such
combination in Washington and vi
cinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-14
RETzLAFF NETS MATA
Chicagoan and Spaniard Battle in
Feature Bout Tonight.

CHICAGO, November IL 0ap).-Char-
lie Retzlaff, strapping young heavy
weight from Duluth, MINI, and Antonio
Mata, a Spanish Importation, will meet
in the final six-rounder at the Coliseum
tonight.
Little is known of Mata's ability, but
Retziaff has won himself considerable
popularity in Chicago by his terrific
punching
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-14
individual Records.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
LTTHodRApHERs.


High individual average--Dykes 1885.
High individual set-DykeS, S3l. -
High individual game-Zimmermanp lSs.
Greatest number OF spares--Dykes. ~
Greatest number OK strikes--Martin, Ftstei
and Dykes. IL each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-14
HUERTGEN, RAUSCH WIN
Take Six-Day Bike Race in Berlin
by Two Laps.

BERLIN, November IA (P).-The
German team of Gottfried Huertgen
and Victor Rausch won Berlin's six
day bicycle race
Huertgen and Rausch, the latter we'll
known in the United States, won by
two laps. Fifteen teams competed.
Bobby Walthour of the United States
and his Australian partner, Harris
Horder. dropped out of the race at an
early stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-14
POLO PLAY IS nELAYEp.

BUENOS AIRES. November IA CF.--
The polo game scheduled for today be-
tween teams Of the United States and
Argentine armies was postponed until
tomorrow on account Of rain. The game
Is the first IN q series which viii be
Gacided By winning two out Of three.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-14
BIKE LEAD is JUGGLED
Letourner and Guimbretiere Go to
Front in six-Day Race.

CHICAGO, November IA CP).-Furi-
Gus pedaling for the lead, which con-
stantly hoped from one team to an
other, early today left the crack French
Red Devil team of Alfred Letourner
and Marcel Guimbretiere in the van of
the bicyclists seeking victory in the
twenty-fourth international six-day race
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-14
PLAY SERIES GRID TILT.

BALLSTON, Va, November a.
Washington-Lee High School and Gull
pepper High were to meet today at $3.50
O'Clock in Third Athletic District
championship series game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-14
,a Heavy to Inuade East Square a,vs Rule Ne,v York Base Ball
zYBSzK0- BROWN MAT9H
wrestlers viii Tussle in Main &c
Of Strand shows. 0

UA ntNHHu NSHUWHa III n
wladek zybszko and Anthony R}pwn
are matched in the feature matAbout
of the second wrestling show at the
Strand Theater next Tuesday night.
Joe Montana. brother of Bull
Montana. formerly of the movies,p Oval
tangle with Joe Hackenschmidt in the
semi-final. IN
In the two preliminaries, Pete Dallas
meets Jack Morrow and Mario Giglio
hooks up with George Lanson.
The first bout starts at $50 o'clock
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
G ADVERTISEMENT

and shall contain a copy OF the
order OF election. and shall be
published once each week for four
consecutive weeks in n newspaper
Of general circulation published In
said district, and the first Of such
publications shall be at least thirty
days prior TO the date set for the
election. and by posting copies of
said notice In four public places in
the District. and one copy Of said
notice &C the door Of the Court
House IN Brownsville. Cameron
County, Texas. for thirty days prior
to the date set for the election.
The above and foregoing notice
Is given pursuant to said order OF
the Board OF Navigation and Canal
Commissioners made and entered on
the 26th day Of April, A. D. 1880.
Witness our hands and seals al
Brownsville. Texas. this 26th day OF
April, A d. 1890.
Brownsville Navigation Dist.
of Cameron County. Texas
BY John Gregg. President
j. q. Fernandez, Secretary
(sEAL)
Attest:
j.. O.. Fernandez
Secretary. Brownsville Navigation
District OF Cameron County. Texas
CSEAL) II. d. Seago
Cieark Of the County Court Of
Cameron County, Texas.
4-27-25-5-l2-I9 81. 3731
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
by The Associated Press.)
Including Games Of May a
National League


Batting - p. Waner, Pirates, 800
Runs, Herman Robins. 10.
Runs batted in - Herman, Rob
ms, q.
Hits - Frederick, Robins 81.
Doubles - Flowers Robins; Dout-
hit. Hafey, Cards. 8.
Triples - Suhr Pirates, 4.
Home Runs - jackson Giants;
Klein. Phillies, 5.
Stolen Bases - p. Waner, Pirates;
Cuyler, Cubs. 8.
American League
Batting - Simmons, Athletics,
.414.
Runs 49, Bishop, Athletics, II.
Runs Batted In - Simmons Ath-
ieticS, Is.
Hits - Foxx. Athletics. Is.
Doubles - Il. Sewell, Indians, 3.
Triples - Goslin Senators, 3.
Home Runs - Simmons, Athlet-
scs: Reynolds. White Sox, 4.
Stolen Bases - Cissell, White Sox;
Combs, Yankees; McManus, Tigers,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
+ TO

Sealed proposals addressed to
Cameron County Water Improve
ment District Nos Fourteen OF
Brownsville. Texas. will be received
at the office OF the President Of said
District. In Room 312. Merchants
National Bank Building. Browns
vile. Texas. until IAN May 27th.
1880. for furnishing all necessary
equipment, materials and labor for
constructing certain improvements
for Cameron County Water In
provement District No. Fourteen.
owner, Of Brownsville, Texas.
Bidders must submit certified
check for two per cent on OF the
amount or the bid, payable without
recourse to the order Of Cameron
County Water improvement District
No. Fourteen, as guarantee that the
bidder viii enter into the contract
and execute bond and guarantee In
the forms provided In specifications
within ten days after notice Of
award OF contract 10 him. Bids with
out required check will not be con-
sidered.
The owner reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids and to waive
formalities. III case OF ambiguity or
lack Of clearness IN stating the
prices in bids. the owner reserves
the right TO consider the most adj
vantageous construction thereof, or
TO reject the bid.
Bidders are expected TO inspect
the site Of the work and TO inform
themselves regarding all local con-
ditiOns.
Instruction TO bidders, Proposal
Forms. Specification and plans. En-
gineer's Report and PrOfiles show
Ing the work to be done, r on file
ut the office Of w. X. Anderson. En-
gineer for said District. at San
Benito. Texas. and viii h furnished
bidders at the cost OF $4,000.
Bidders will be required 70 make
q lump sum proposal for the entire
work covered by the plans and spe-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
PEN COBBLERS
GIVEN WORK
Prison Manager Knocks
Order for 5000 Pairs
OF Shoes

AUSTIN, May 5.-An order TO
buy 5000 pairs Of shoes for con-
yicts Is lying on the table of the
state board Of control at Austin.
1t hasn't been sent TO shoe fac
tories and probably won't be.
With Lee Simmons now In charge
ms prison general manager, 1t is
probable that the cobbler convicts
Will suddenly find their leisure at
an end. The prison system has on
hand materials with which to manu-
facture 5000 pairs Of shoes, IL has
been found. It has equipment, not
20 good and not modern. but yet
equipment with which shoes can be
made.
SO there will be a saving Of sew
trail thousand dollars. and nc the
same time more of the prisoners
put to work different from chop
ping cotton. land last year the
state paid a dollar a day for the
privilege Of using each Of It's con-
Vcts in farm work. The shoe fac
tory. small as it is, showed a profit.
though prison labor was charged
against 1t while no such charge
was made against the cotton farms.
Another unique thing the board
ri control has to buy is discharge
8snits" for ex-convicts. That means
ehat every prisoner. when he walks
out Of the big gate. wears a new
suit Of clothes furnished him by the
state.
At this season Of the year, the
suits. trim palm beach or cool cloth
material, are bought at a cost of
$3.50 each. They may not be fine.
but you can't tell they are dis
charge suits" when you see them on
a man.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Miller Hotel: A. Q. Buckner and
Frank Alcedo as Presiding Judge
and Assisting Judge, and Miss
Lydia Champion and Mrs. II. J.
Wallis as Clerks.
Precinct No. 81. polling place,
Martinez Drug Store No. 2; Cuban
Monsees and Lee Vance as Presid-
ing Judge and Assisting Judge, and
John II. Hunter and Fermin Cuellar
an Clerks.
Precict NO. 20, polling place. the
old Grammar School: "a. Q. Hipp
and valentin Gavito as Presiding
Judge and Assisting Judge, and
FREDERICK Recio and Tomas Tijeri-
M Jr. as Clerks.
Precinct No. 80, as heretofore Gre
ated by the Commissioners Court.
is hereby created and defined as
a voting precinct for holding said
election, and Moss Store Is named
as the polling place for holding
said election, and L. d. Moss and K.
j. Lewis are named as Presiding
Judge and Assisting Judge. and w.
r.. Ford and y. @. White as Clerks
Of said election.
All that territory OF Voting Pre-
cinct No. 80 as heretofore created
by the Commissioners Court. lying
within the metes and bounds OF
said Navigation District. is hereby
created and defined as q Voting
Precinct for holding said election,
and the school house near the res
idence Of y. NJ. Saner Is hereby des-
ignated as the polling place in said
Voting Precinct for holding said
election, and Mrs. j. M. Saner and
j. M. Saner are named as Presid-
ing Judge and Assisting Judge. and
| John r. Cara and A. r. Cara as
Clerks Of said election;
Voting Precinct No. "a as heretos
fore created by the Commissioners
Court of Cameron County. IS here
by created and defined - a Voting
Precinct for holding said election.
and Matt Browns residence IL here
by named as the polling place In
said Voting Precinct. and Matt
Brown and A. Moncur are named
as Presiding Judge and Assisting
Judge OF said election. and Mrs. II.
z. Grove and Mrs. z. z. Shinpaugh
as Clerks Of said election.
None but resident property tax
payers who are qualified voters OF
said Navigation District shall be
entitled to vote at said election, and
every person who offers to vote az
said election shall first take the
following oath before the Judge OF
the polling place wherein he offers
to vote, and the Presiding Judge Is
hereby authorized to administer
the same.
II do soiemniy swear that I am
a qualified voter OF Cameron Coun-
ty. Texas. and that ! am a resident
property tax payer OF said Naviga-
ton District. and I have not voted
before at this election"
At said election the following
form OF ballot shall be used.
Official Ballot
For the issuance of bonds and
levy OF tax In payment thereof:
Againts the issuance Of bonds
and levy OF tax In payment there
OF:
For the bonds and levy Of tax IN
payment thereof:
Against the bonds and levy of tax
In payment thereof.
Notice Of election shall be sign
ed by the President and Secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE on ELECTION

AO&A(L Va
For Issuance CT Bonds In Browns
Vile Navigation District CT Cam
ercn County, Texas.
Notice Is hereby given that an
election will be held on the 29th
day OF May. 1880, in Brownsville
Navigation District Of Cameron
County. Texas. for the purpose OF
determining whether or not the
legally qualified property tax pay
ing voters OF said District desire
20 authorize the issuance OF bonds
on the faith and credit OF said dis
trict in the amount Of one million
five hundred thousand dollars tsi.-
SOC. 100000 and levy OF tax sufficient
TO pay the interest thereon and
nxovide a sinking fund sufficient
redeem said bonds az maturity.
AaId bonds 70 bear interest at the
rate or five and one-halt t5hF)
per centum per annum. the inter-
est payable semi-annually: said
bonds 10 be OF the date. denomina-
ton and each maturing at the
times specified In the order au-
thorizing and calling this election
and said election 10 be held in ac-
cordancr with said order Of the
Board OF Navigation and Canal
Commissioners OF said District,
which order Is made a part OF this
notice and Is as follows:
BE ID remembered that on this
2eth day of Apri! A. d. 1880, the
Board Of Navigation and Cana.
~~a-~ferfn nru ~ ErnuFf1C utIIA Maui
CATION District Of Cameron Coun-
~. Texas. met III regular session
at the offices OF the District in
the city of Brownsville. Cameron
county, Texas, present as follows:
John Gregg, Navigation and
canal Commissioner. President.
j. G. Fernandez. Navigation and
Canal Commissioner. Secretary
z. A. Rosenthal. Navigation and
Canal Commissioner.
r. 3. Rentro. Attorney.
II. l.. Yates. Attorney.
Whereupon the following pro-
ceedings were had and done, TO-
wit:
In the Matter Of the Bond Elec-
ton for Additional Improvements,
Terminal Facilities Etc.
WHEREAS. on the 22nd day Of
December. 1928. the qualified voters
of the District voted two million
dollars OF bonds to pay the esti-
mated cost OF improvement or im-
movements Of the District. and for
navigation purposes. which bond
issue has been validated by act OF
the legislature OF the state OF Tex
as; and
WHEREAS. the Board Of Navi-
cation and Canal Commissioners Of
the District finds. after due con-
~sideration, that II Is necessary to
construct additional improvements
of the District. TO deepen the Dis
trict's proposed channel from six
teen feet to twenty-five feet, from
Thzns Santiago Pass through the
80 tn the mainland. and from the
mainland TO a point st or near
brownsville. following the most
direct practical route from said
pass. and wholly within the boun-
diaries OF the District, and TO ac-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
THIRD WAS FIRST

Miss Talkington: They say he's
marrying his third cousin.
Mrs. Galley: Disgracefull I sup
pose the other two divorced him7
The Humorist.