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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21
7wo-Day Horse show Now In Full Suing at Fl. Brown
Basketball Results

At Abilene-Daniel Baker 81; Nc
Murry college Is.
At Canyon-West Texas Teachers
%; Texas Tech IA.
At Arlington-NoTth Texas Ag1-
cultural college "a; Texas g. Paci-
fic Coal and oil team. TT. Worth 20.
At Greenville-Burleson College
80; Wesley College p.
At Alva-Bethany CKas.) Al:
Northwestern Oklahoma Teachers
IS.
At Morags-St. Mary's (Calif.J
30; Nevada "A.
At Fulton, Mo.-WeStminster &c;
Rolla Miners u.
At EmpoTia, Kas.- Emporia
Teachers 20; College OF Emporia %
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21
McAllen Links
About Complete

McALLen, Feb. 2i-McAllen's
miniature golf course will prob
ably be opened to the public
within two weeks, according to
Stephen Jones, who is directing
its construction.
Site Of the tiny links has been
changed due TO the proximity Of
railway tracks and the new site
Is believed to be better adapted
than the former for a number
OF reasons.
The little links will contain
nine holes which Is likely 10 be
increased TO Is holes shortly af-
ter the opening. IL was stated.
This is the second miniature
course 10 be constructed in Hi
dalEo County, one at Mission
having opened a week ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21
Millionaire Backing Boxing Stable
Just to Help the Boys Get Along

he said. Il provide the training
facilities and a trainer. Walter
Monaghan. The boys work out un-
der his direction. We try to develop
their craftsmanship as we'll as
their ability. They get chances to
fight regularly. / get q percentage
OF any earnings, but this is put
back into expenses Of the stable.
I am not looking for profit. I like
the sport"
The quartet in the Hutton stable
now are Roy Wallace Of Indiana
polls, promising lightheavyweight;
Bill Daring. former heavyweight
champion Of the navy; Patsy Nc
Graw, junior lightweight from
Savannah. Ga, and Peter Mike,
junior welterweight from South
ampton. Long Island.
what We would like to get and
develop Is a good all-round college
athlete as a prospect for the heavy
weight championship said Mon
Afghan, who has been through the
professional mill. helping 20 train
Jess willard for the Dempsey fight
at Toledo in 1919.
"A boy like Harlow Rothsrt, the
Stanford shot-putter. football and
basketball star. is the sort We have
in mind. He Is a great natural
athlete, but or course l just men,
ton his name as an example.
How do VIC select the boys FOL
the stable here? Wei. we have more
applicants than we have room for
There are at least 200 application
from various parts or the country
on file now. We look them over and
select the best prospects. We keer
an interest in them 90 long as i
Is practicable and help them tc
make the proper connections.n
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Especial TO The Herald.)

Especial 10 lne
MERCEDES. Feb. 2l.-Everything
was in preparedness here today for
the opening Of the ninth tou-na-
ment Of the Lower Gulf Coast Golf
association to be staged Saturday.
Some 100 golfers from all parts
of South Texas were expected to
tee off Saturday morning. There
are three events listed according to
handicaps. Each event viii De a
27-hole affair.
Officers are to be elected at d
business session before the opening
Of the tournament.
McALLEN. Feb. 2l.-Moret than q
score OF McAllen golfers. all rnem-
bers Of the Tepehuaje Country club
here. will play in the Gulf Coast
tournament association tourney to
be held at Mercedes Country club
near that city Saturday.
McAllen players have always
brought back cups and other tro-
phies from previous tournaments Of
the association and probably can
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21
Yanks Leave Tonight
For St. Petersburg

NEW YORK. Feb. 2l-(Pl- The
New York Yankees annual spring
migration TO St. Petersburg, Fla.
gets under way tonight. Three
players will form the advance guard.
pitchers Foster Edwards and Fred
die Heimach and catcher Bill Kari
Ion. They should arrive in st.
Petersburg Sunday at about the
same time that % other Yankees
make their way to the same spot
by other routes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21
NIGHT EVENTS
Will Be HELD
Large Crowds Expected To
Witness Exhibitions;
Ladies Entered

The two-day Mid Winter horse
show at Fort Brown opened 2 p. III.
today with pack horse event. Elev-
en- other events were to be staged
up until 9:45 p. m.
The jumping grounds near the
airplane hangar has been fitted I'D
with electric lights and the night
events "a be viewed from parked
cars. a number OF people have
been watching the practices at
night.
Color will be lent the show BY
several ladies events. 1t. Col. Koch's
riding class Is furnishing most 6.
the talent along this line.
1t. Col. Stanley Koch has an
nounced that I. Dcrfman has Of
fered a cup 10 the officers win
ming the greatest number Of points
in the show. II will be presented
5 p. m. Saturday. A bride will be
presented the owner Of the best
horse in the show. There are cash
prizes for all enlisted mems class
eS, ribbons for all classes and a
cup given by 1t. Col. Koch for the
ladies class.
Following is the time table Of the
show:
Friday
200 D. m.-Pack horses.
2:l0 p. m.-Noyice Jumperl
2:45 p. m.-Recruit ana remount.
800 p.m.@Officers chargers.
Sis =. m.-Model draft mule.
$3.50 p. m.-Jumping triple barr.
800 p. m.-Polo bending race.
SIS p. m.@Jumping Cnon-com-
miSsioned officers.
800 D. m.-Road hacks.
$40 p. m.-Hunters middle and
heavyweight.
9:35 p. m.-Polo ponies (middle
and heavyweight.
GAS p. m.-Jumping douch and
out).
Saturday
900 a. m.-Escort wagons.
9:l5 a. NE nlisted mems
mounts.
1890 a. m.-Hunters Suitable to
becOmel.
1915 a. m.-Polo pony stake race.
Ig.30 a. m-Model cavalry horse.
10 Is a. m.-Jumping ~(priTateSJ.
200 p. m.-Jumping (pairs).
2.30 p. m.-Ladies saddle horse.
2.i5 p. m.-EIunttrs lightweight.
3.25 p. m.-Pair Of road hacks.
$40 D. m.-Polo ponies Oight-
WeicnD.
400 ID. m.-Jumping (open).
800 p. m.-Best horse III show.
sos p. m.-Award or Dorfman
cup.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21
Catcher and Third Of
Dodgers Sign Papers

NEW YORK. Feb. 21-tPi- Val
Picinich. catcher, and Wally Gilbert
third baseman, for the Brooklyn
Dodgers, have turned in their sign
cd contracts. Most OF the Robins
either arc on their way or will leave
tonight for the spring training
grounds al Clearwater, Fla.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21

A NUMBER Of local boys have
expressed a desire to play with the
local amateur aggregation. Bullet
Joe Salinas. De la Rosa, Chapa
and others are ready TO begin train
ing. Chapa, q young right handler
with a pretty curve, will likely de-
velop into a good slabster. He
worked with the 30-30's last season.
Bullet joe was probably the best
hurler in Brownsville last season.
THERE will be some excellent au-
tomobile races at the Harlingen
speedway Sunday. A fast aggrega-
ton OF track artists have entered
and local competition will add zest
to the afternoon.
A NUMBER OF track me are now
working out under Coach FeSsenden
at the high school. He is trying 70
work up a fast relay outfit. He has
the makings.
CHARLIE WHITE, one Of the
outstanding lightweightS Of a decade
ago. will attempt a comeback to-
night in the Chicago Coliseum.
Charles opponent will be frankie
HAYES, youthful Philadelphia. If
the old timer wants to pick up a
little coin, it's al right; but II
he really thinks he can comeback,
he's kidding himself. Few athletes
realize when they're through. The
vets shuttle around with a depre-
ciating look smeared over their
pans, confident in their belief that
they could clean up the youngsters
with ease. They can't but they
never seem to find ii out. Never
in boxing history has anyone staged
a comeback that really amounted
to anything.
ED BARROW, secretary OF the
New York Yankees, likes his ball
players tall. There are % chappies
with their names on Yank contracts
who are over six feet. Eighteen OF
these tall boys are hurlers. Asbeck
tops them all at six foot six inches.
Don't feel that your fruit is safe
tust because the Yanks didn't bring
a ladder.
CHAMPIONS get the KO hung
on the button every now and then
by Mr.. Private Citizen. Kid La
VINCE and Bob FitZsimmons were
clouted into the Land Of Nod By
a pair OF newspaper men on separ-
ate occasions. Richard Bell, a mild
hammered, popular newSmonger fiat
tened Kid Lavinge when III his
prime as champion. The boxer
espied Bell in a saloon and an
nounced TO all and sundry that he
didn't like the 5cribbler'S locks.
His words became more and more
heated. Bell walked over and laid
him out for several minutes.
~FITZSIMMONS enjoyed playing
crude Jokes on new acquaintance.
When III training for the Jeftries
fight. he insisted in showing Dan
Mills, a newspaper man. the blow
with which lie knocked out Maher
in less than one minute al Lang
try. Tex. Fitz put on the extra
steam and floored Mills IN a heap.
Fitz snickeringly a~pologized. and
Mills resolved TO even the count.
SEVERAL days later he met Fit
when out doing road work. They
came up face to face and greeted
Y another. Then Mills cut loose
with a smacking right to the chin
Fltz was down for more than ten
seconds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21
EsGHTS LAST
&NGGHTMA
Iho Associated Prersl

OTTUMWA. Ia.-Vsle Falegano,
peS MONIES, Ia, outpolnted Jackie
Evans. Kansas City, d0l. Jake
Hunzinger. Burlington, Ia. out
pointed Frank Kinney, Phoenix,
AriZ.
DAVENPORT, Ia.-Haakon Han
sen. Chicago. outpointed Tiger
Johnny Cline. Kansas City, 90.
Mike Dundee. Rock Island. out
pointed Spec Friend. Muskogee,
Okla, i0l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt-Aviator
and passenger were killed when an
aeroplane crashed into a chips
mast In the harbor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21
Clenna Collett Has
Four Golf Recruits

NEW YORK, Feb .2l-P-Glen-
ma Collett, national women's cham
pion, has four recruits for her
forthcoming golf invasion of Great
Britain this summer when the first
women's international team match
in history is to be played.
Miss Collett, who is TO captain
the American squad. said she had
received tentative acceptances from
Maureen Arcutt Of EnFlewood. IL.
j., Helen Hicks Of Hewlett, N. Y.
Bernice Wall OF Oshkosh, Wis. and
Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd OF
Philadelphia.
Molly Gourlay OF Cranberry Heath
Is to captain the English team.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21

LEADERSAR
ALREADY In
Scorpions Seen Likely To Be
Runner-up in Lower
Bracket
GAMES TONIGHT
Upper Bracket
Progreso at Eaymondville.
Edcouch at McAllen.
Edinburg at Fharr.
Mercedes at Donna.
Lower Bracket
San Benito a. Rio Hondo.
Foraker's at Sebastian.
B. j. c. at Model Laundry.
Thursday Result
Harlingen Methodists 40; Fort
Brown 8.
BY HAL EUSTACE
The curtain will be rung down
tonight on the regular schedule OF
the Valley Amateur Basketball league
The Edinburg Firemen and the
Harrington Methodists have clinched
the upper and lower bracket cham
pionships, respectively.
Interest is being centered on the
hot fights for second places. This Is
due to the round robin which will
give the runners-up a chance at
the Valley championship alongside
OF the leaders.
AMcAllen and Donna are tied for
second in the upper bracket. each
having won nine and lost four. In
dications are that the Brownsville
Junior college and the San Benito
Saints will tie in the Lower bracket.
Watch Edcouch
Tonight Mercedes plays at Donna
and Edcouch pays a visit TO Nc
Allen. The two leaders should win,
but there Is a possibility that Ed
couch will topple McAllen. II this
were to happen. Dick Hornbuckle's
DONATES would clinch the title
with a Garrison finish on the last
night. If both win. an extra tilt be-
tween the two clubs will be neces-
sary to determine the upper brac-
ket runner-up.
II the Saints and the Scorps win
all of their remaining games. they
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21

MADRID-The government has
forbidden the production here of a
drama written by a student IN a
Spanish university.
The Washington times., 1930-02-20
PROBE Of BLAST
| INN.J. BEGUN

ELIZABETH, N. J.. Feb. 20
dN.S).-with II dead and Sd
injured still in hospitals as the
result of the explosion Tuesday
in the Bayway refinery of the
Standard Oil Company Of New
Jersey. four investigations were
to be continued today.
Prosecutor Abe j. David OF
Union county announced he was
investigating possible criminal
negligence in the disaster and
will hand up a comprehensive re-
port to the county grand Jury.
Police, the State Department OF
Labor and the Standard Oil Com.
pany are also making investiga.
tions.
Preliminary investigation showed
no grounds for criminal charges,
Prosecutor David said.
The Washington times., 1930-02-20
AOvERrIsEMENT
Deaf Hear Again
Through New Aid
EG,rp'ece No Bigger Than Dime
WINS Enthusiastic Following
Ten-Ddy Free TriGt Offer

After twenty-five years dsvotsd az.
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tifin nearing aids. the DictoEraph Prod.
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represents the greatest advance vel mad .
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dear his latest ACQUISITION il featured
m tlnV eHrpiece no bigset than 0
clearly and distinctly transmitted tn
subnorma ears with wonderful beneftf
10 nearing and health alike. The
makers offer an absolutely free trial
be interested. and letter will bring
ope OF these remarkab BILE aids to home
TOR q thorough and convincing test
Send them your name and address todayl
free demonstration NAV be had al
the Washington Office OF the Dictogra ph
Products Co. Room 00e. National Press
Bldg. 14th and r SITS NJ W.
The Washington times., 1930-02-20
Third Cavalry Wins
Award From Crosby

Troop z, Third Cavalry, Fort
Myer, has been awarded the
Goodrich trophy. highest rating
IN the United States Cavalry BY
Maj. Gen, Herbert b.. Crosby
Ine unit, which Is under the
command Of Capt. James M
Snelton, has made the highest
average Of excellence in all tests
from September l to December
The Washington times., 1930-02-20
LEGS HURT IN AUTO CRASH

John Curry. colored, 10, 100
block Twenty-first st. N. W. yes
terday was treated at. Emergency
Hospital for bruises to his legs suf-
fered, police reported, when he
was knocked down by an automo
bile operated by Edward A. Butler,
Oakton, Va, at Twenty-eighth ST.
The Washington times., 1930-02-20
arent-Teachers Body
Will Have Luncheon

AURORA HEIGHTS, Va, Feb
20:-Plans for the luncheon to
be given by the Parent-T Teachers
Association of the James Monroe
School Friday were completed at
the committee meeting held IN
the SchoolhouSe.
The Washington times., 1930-02-20
SHOWS MARINE LIFE

Arthur c. Pillsbury. botanical
photographer. viii address the
National Geographic Society at
the washington Auditorium TO-
morrow night He win exhibit
some unique photographs Of ma
rine life, taken under the sea.
The Washington times., 1930-02-20
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE

"a. Rich milk.
20. Elevate.
80, Intrigue.
81. Nullify.
80 Unit of work.
81 River in Switzerland
36 Conclusion,
Al. Contaminate.
AZ. A doorkeeper.
43. SeeSaw.
A. An asterisk.
AZ. Boarder.
40. Three-legged stand.
so. Musical instrument.
So. Beautiful girl.
SIS. A cleanser.
56. A system OF signals
So A gambling game
SO False person.
SO. Part of the mouth.
SO. Lifetime.
"a. Jutting rock.
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SHANNON 4 LUCHS
MANAGEMENT
1921 KALORAMA RID.
Northeast Cor Goth STD
Room and Bath.
ROOms bin A aIcoy k. and and Bath ssth
5 Rooms and Baths.
SecretariaI Telephone Service.
Elevators Operator CONTROLLED.
Refrigeration on House Current
Manager on PremiseA
PARK TOWER.
2440 10th st.
Rooms, Bath and Porch.
Rooms, 2 Baths and Porch.
Complete Service.
Switchboard and Elevators.
Refrigeration on House Current.
Manager on Premises.
300 18TH ST.
F ESNm; III III an. and s s.ss
S42.5O to $4,000
ReiEiseration on House Current
Switchboard and Elevatorh
Manager on Premises-
2los r ST. NV
Room. Kitchen and Bath.
Rooms, Kitchen and Bath.
Dining Above and ln-a-Door Bed
$3.50 to $3.50.
TIE MAJ + A1Rs
2l15 c ST, NV.
Room. Kit. and Bath. $500
RefriE S Alto A1 on H House Current EsOO
Elevator Manager on Premises.
THE oREENBRIER.
1907 18th st.
5 RH SIn s. Pan ,II..., Kitehsn ana Bath.
Manager on Premises,
1895 10th 81.
Rooms. Bath and Porch. $1,000
Refrigeration on House Current.
1901 10th St. NV.
3 Rooms, Bath and Porch Ss5. 90
= Rooms. Bath and Porch. go. 1000
NEWTON HALL,
14l7 Newton st. NV.
Rooms, Din AIc.. Kit and Bath.
RefriEeration on House Current.
MANAGER on Pre eH :e.'OO' Elevator
MERIDIAN HILL,
l447 Chaplin st. NV
Rooms. Kit. and Bath. SsOeO
Electric Refrigeration
Manager on Premises
1891 BELMONT ST. NV.
l KIM pin. Ale, Kit. and Bath,
THE WAVERLY.
19Oo ~ 81. NV.
Rooms, Kit and Bath $3.50
Remuneration on House Current.
4506 GA. AVE.
(Cor Allison ST.
Refrigeration ON House Current.
THE CRESCENT,
1885 Crescent Pl. NV.
! Room. Kit. and Beth. ....... $3.50
Rooms. Kit. and Bath. 1900. $500
THE BRIGHT.
$50 LongfelloW st. NV.
Rooms, Kit. and Bath. 5000. $3.50
1918 3Oth ST. NV.
Rooms, Kit. and Bath. ...... $4,000
S222 WISCONSIN AVE.
(Near Macomb ST.
2 Rms. e. H.. Kit, and Bath $3.50
THE VICTOR,
1914 North Capitol 81.
Rooms. Bath and Porch 16S.oo
THE POWERS.
1417 Mass. Ave. Sc.
Rooms Kit. and Bath. S4eOO
1877 M ST. NV.
. Room, Kit, Bath, Porch S41.bU
Furnished II Desired. 5000
|lSHANNQNr!. |. 8 LUCHS
1875 z 81 NATIONAL 2s4s.
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643 La. Ave. NV
COIORED

S45 for new. modern brick home; five
rooms and bath. front and double back
porcheS deep yards: located in Kingman
Park. Just a few minutes from downtown
Inquire at $50 23rd st. ne. or call Nationa
CHAS. D. SAGER.
S24 18th st. NV. National 0036
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WANTED-ROOMS,

TWO LADIES desire single rooms each in
n small private home Northeast preferred.
Address Box 284-H, Star office.
UNPUBLISHED ROOM and bath. southern
exposure. near Rock Greek tennis courts
in private home, by young professional man
and wife, both employed. Address Box
2l4-H. Star office.
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TARIE R0ARn

1904 QUESADA ST, Chey Chase, D. c.. near
the Circle-High-claSs table board, week or
month; strictly home cooking. o.
THE HILLCREST. $500 18th st. n.w.-The
best OF everything in season, balanced meals.
Convenient to l4th st. cars. s.
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RENT Observation-Disclosures

RENT HOUSES-UNFURNl
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DETACHED 62lO 9Th ST. N.W.-6 LARGE
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ROOMS. PORCH, GARAGE; BEST LoCA-
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10 rooms; sleeping porch, bath; newly deco LEG,
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SALE-HOUSES.

SALE-HOUSES.
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Price. si7sG q 4ddfsss Box
FOR SALEM ST AIMS PARISH. IN THE
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In scon Of ths
that that i !: rapidlS inn imprGvng every year
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PINE LITTLE, HOME, CORNER. WITH
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ELLIOTT. Ewes, Ciev. ASH. la '0'i ~ -
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6oroom colonial porch brick. excellent south
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NEAR UNION STATION; VALUABLE Lo-
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OWNER, Clev. 5O95-J. s.
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for one to whom beauty Of location is an
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AT TOP OF I4th ST. HILL-THRFE-sTORY
house; newly papered and painted: COM
stairway leading to 2-car garage. not-water
neat. electrically equipped laundry. Occupy
part of this attractive house. and the rest
viii rent and pay Handsomely. Must sac
rifice to close an estate. Phone Col TIA,
Apt. 40 East. g.
FOR SALE BY OWNER AT SACRIFICE; g.
room. 2-fami1y house; complete bath on
nrst floor, on second; double garage; nrsts
~ Il Is rested call Col. ssss. g
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AUFO WRECKERS.
AUTO WRECKERS.

Cars bought and sold in any condition
Parts for ali makes Open Sunday morning
ROBERT HERSONS AUTO EXCHANGE
100 Fla Ave. =. Nortn Wfoo
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD,

ELDERLY LADY. unemployed. desires room
and board with refined private family. State
terms Address Box 286-H. Star ONCE. s"
BY YOUNG MAN. employed. in private fam
lily, convenient TO 18th and Park I'd. Ad-
dress Box 236-H, Star office. a.
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II2o 18th ST NW.-Large. neatly furnished,
with private path and continuous hot water.
1888 18th ST. NW.-Large, bright room for
couple or two gentlemen; next bath.