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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17

where they visited their sister. Mrs.
Vance Shultz.
Message has been received OF the
death Of Loren Dumont's father at
AnamoSa, Iowa Friday August TIN.
MI. and Mrs. Dumont have been
visiting at the Dumont home for
several weeks where they were
called by the serious illness OF Mr..
Dumont.
Mrs. Guy Young left Sunday for
Decatur, Iowa where she will visit
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Gum spent
a few days in Corpus Christi on a
business trip.
Mrs. Marvin Evans returned this
week from a two weeks trip 70
Corpus Christi.
Mrs. Bowling and children and
Mrs. Shelton returned MonSHy
from Tyler. where they visited for
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. MalmStadt
and Miss Esther Malmstadt enter
tanned DR.. and Mrs. N. L. David
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Maule and
Mr.. and Mrs. Teagarden Of Mission
Sunday evening in honor OF Mrs.
Davidson's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Jack and
daughter. Mary Rebecca Of Dallas,
spent last weekend visiting the
formers mother, Mrs. T. Jack.
Miss Thelma Slocum spent
Thursday with friends in San Ben
ito.
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holder. Mrs ID. l.. Smith, Mrs.
Humason, Mrs. II. Z Moore and
Mrs. w. II. Teegarden were club
guests.
PERSONALS
Belson Dugat returned Sunday
from a weeks outing at the Boy
Scout camp, as did Hunter Ewing.
MI. and Mrs. George Gilby were
here from Richmond. Va, Tuesday.
J. D. Terrell returned Saturday
from i hunting and fishing trip III
the Soto la Marina section in Mex
leo.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. johnson and
son, anG daughter and MI. and MIS-.
Clay Anderson of Lubbock are here
visiting Mrs. Johnson's brCt.eT. DR..
A. l.. Brasher and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Wright a.
central Texas are visiting at tho
home OF his brother and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry "A. Starr.
Mrs. Otto Woods OF Monte Cristo
spent a part Of her vacation here
WIN MIS-. FNOSS n. N1tECuS
Mayor r. A. Marcus. returned
Tuesday from a business trip IN
San Antonio.
Mrs. Perry Wright came home
Saturday from n vacation and bust
ness trip In the Alamo city.
Mrs. Fred Starr spent the weekend
in Corpus Christi.
Charles Langston made a bust
neSs trip TO Brownsville Tuesday.
Mrs. George Goodwin. who mas
been seriously III in Mercy hospital
in Brownsville. Is doing splendidly.
Rev. Chester Crow returned We'd
nesday from San Antonio. where he
was best man at a wedding OF one
OF his friends.
bill" Duseck is lefpng for Cali
fornia the last OF this week on q
vocation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17
Happy Day Firm
S~pecializes on
Buick Repairing

When something goes wrong
with your Buick. think OF the
Happy Dav garage at 4O7 Thir-
teenth street.
Happy Powers, one OF the own
ers OF the garage, has had many
years Of experience in repairing
Tu'cks and he Is well qualified for
he work. Consequently the Happy
Day garage specializes on this make
{ cars.
IN addition a complete service Is
maintained for all makes OF cars.
Washing. greasing and storage are
part Of the service offered.
Powers partner IN the concern
Is Bob Day, a Farageman who came
to this section recently from New
York.
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Comings, Goings

Mrs. Granville 3. Smith OF San
Antonio arrived in the city Satur-
day and will be the guest OF Mrs.
Mary Moses for several days.
MI. and Mrs. Asa McCauley and
daughter. Miss Lola Fay Of Dallas
are guests this week OF Mr. and Mrs.
II. L. Fitch.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Whitacre and
son have returned from months
vacation trip to Del Rio. Alpine, the
Davis Mountains. Eagle Pass and
Laredo. They returned home Sat-
urday.
Cards have been received from
Miss Mary McCollum who is vaca-
tioning in Mexico City.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Hal and
daughter were week end guests Of
Mrs. Halls parents Mr.. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Gilmore in Weslaco. A sur-
prise party was given Mrs. Gil
more Saturday comp-.menting her
on her birthday.
Mrs. Clifford Stevens has return
ed TO her home in Coffeyville. Kan
a following a short stay in
Brownsville the guest Of Miss Mar
garet wainwright.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Berry OF
Overton have returned TO their
home after a week spent with Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Walker Of FL Jar
din and Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Vain
right.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17
BY ROSETTE HARGROvE
NEA Service Writer


PARIS-Plastic lines, enchanting
~ feminine; with the richest color
combinations and luxurious fabrics,
which epitomize winter fashions, are
decreed by the best known Paris
houses.
Skirts are more flowing. bodies
are form fitted, and hats continue
the perched effect.
There is a secondary trend by
smaller houses which boldly at
tempts TO launch bustles. panniers,
basques. and ruffles, reminiscent CT
the Victorian earlier epochs. 1t is
inte-esting-but only time can tell
IL women are ready to go 10 these
extremes.
Lelong presents an elongated
silhouette pure, almost devoid Of
ornamentation, and perfectly bal
anced. which is called the logical
outcome Of modern tendencies. The
fullness Of the volants starts well
below the hips. which are slenderiZ-
~ by a skillful disposition of the
butts with no static waistline, or Nv
definitely widened shoulders which
result in youthfulness OF lines.
Color combinations are novel, the
most striking being a pale blue With
dark green. Other contrasts are
achieved with evening frocks by a
scarf attached at the back OF the
decollete. forming a train IN pink
mousseline on black velvet. A new
decollete Is introduced which Is high
In the front. ending in straps which
leach TO the waist, leaving the back
bare.
All coats are helted. They follow a
drap-over effect for the most part
accentuated by fur. The hens Of
afternoon dresses are piped in con-
trasting colors.
Patou offers restrained luxurious
ness. He says that he Is trying 10
enable women to meet the economic
depression but refuses to sacrifice
traditions TO inferior fabrics and
workmanship. The inspiration Is def
initelv Persian. with exquisite
tones OF red and green suggested by
old brocades. The basic color IS :
dark brown that IS named Caroubler.
All blend perfectly with delightful
new effects. He has almost complete
ly discarded his previously favored
black. Skirts are somewhat shorten
ed for daytime. while for evenings
the ankle or teeth lengths are us
ed. made with a fullness starting
lust below the hipbone. considerably
Increased in order to preserve slen-
derneSS.
Patou has taken a determined
stand against bustles. peplums. bas-
ques. or anything suggesting cum
bersomeness. He favo-s simplicity OF
line. and q balanced use OF gorgeous
Gabrics. including printed silks
6oDied from old Persian designs.
kPatou has cocktail three-piece en-
sAnbles for afternoon with tunic
hlouses. indicative Of formality by
their decollete and abbreviated
sleeves. Fur trimming Is drastically
reduced as a concession to hard
times. He still perches hats TO the
side, leaving considerable hair show
ing. but brims are inclined TO be
larger and very becoming. He uses
some square flatter crowns for in
formal wear. Wide brimmed picture
felt hats accompany formal after
noon costumes. The new features.
which have been enthusiastically re-
ceived. have been voted another
color triumph.
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TO SAVE SIrRS

WASHINGTON. Aug-Frank @.
Preston. Of Tacoma, Wash. has pat
ented a device TO salvage subma--
ines. The invention includes buoys,
releaSable BY hand or automatically.
TO be carried by submarines and
designed 70 mark the location OF the
vessel II disabled under water. These
buoys are further designed 10 serve
as pilot cables for graphing devices
IN raising the submarines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17
v TOO LATE

JACKSONVILLE, Fis.. Aug.-You
might not be able to teach an old
dog new tricks. according to tn
soage. but Aunt" Bet Gurmanus
for the past two years in an effort 70
She's been going two miles to school
fr the past two years in an effort 10
learn TO read and write. She can DO
both now. disproving the old saying
about old horses and new tricks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17
EASY FISHIN'

GENOA, Aug.-A local inventor
has made things easy for anglers.
A fishing line is fitted with a lamp
and clock. When a fish Is caught II
is signaled by the flashing Of the
light. At the same time the fish IS
wound in automatically by the clock
spring. All the fisherman has to do
is to free the fish from the hooks
when they are caught.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17
WORK OF FATE

HORACE. Kan. Aug.-Three men
during a recent severe storm here.
abandoned their auto to sleep in
enc OF four boxcars along r railroad
siding. A strong wind during ne
storm blew the car in which they
were sleeping on the main track.
An approaching train struck the ca,
crushing il TO splinters ard killing
the three men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17
Birthday Is
&c le brated

PHARR, Aug. 17-MiS Katherine
Kriedenwise celebrated her 18th
birthday anniversary Friday after
moo from 3 TO 5 when her mother
entertained for her with a lawn
party. Various games we're played
throughout the afternoon. The
birthday cake-was adorned with II
pink candles. Delicious refresh
ments OF ice cream and cake we're
served 10 Eva Mae Hull, Mary
Eastwood. Ethel Hahn, Frances
Polk, Emogene Statler, Bobby
Devine, Maxine Delp, Norma Brit
ton, Bart Melton, Jr., Pearl Stotler,
Winifred Wagner, Mrs. Ed Maule
and Mrs. Roscoe Frazier. Catherine
received many nice gifts.
PERSONALS
Mrs. c. c. Siderius and daughter,
Mss Lorraine OF San Benito and
Miss Lou Matthews of Graham,
visited at the home OF Mrs. Casey
Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Dickey have re-
turned from California where they
have spent the summer.
MI. and Mrs. p. Hershberg, who
went to Arkansas over a year ago.
have returned TO the Valley TO
make their home.
Mrs. Raeheal OF San Antonio,
who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. Henry Derr, left Thursday for
her home.
Mrs. Bill Yoder and brother Dean
Baer have returned from Dallas,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17
"The Meaning OF
Communion" Topic
OF Talk on SUNDAY

vi dIN OH ouIIhdN
The Junior League OF the Mexi-
can Methodist church had an in
teresting program Sunday morn
ing. Edgardo @. Vera and Ramon
cito Ramos led the group in pray
er and a piano solo by Miss Della
Flores followed.
Rev. +. Ramos administered the
Communion to thirty-five men,
bers after a talk on The Mean
ing of Communion" A hymn and
the League benediction closed the
program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17
THAT'S WHAT COUNTS
HIDDEN

WIFE keen on gardening 10
husband): Did you write TO the
florist about the herbaceous Dor
der?
HUSBAND: No. I telephoned. Id
rather say herbaceous any day than
spell it.-HumorisL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Walker and
sons Of San Benito and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Memsa and daughters of
Weslaco were guests in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Rel Sunday.
The afternoon was spent at Boca
Chica.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Russell will
return TO their home In Corpus
Christi following a short stay in the
home OF Mrs. Russell's parents, Or.
and Mrs. B. L. Cole.
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present, and in connection with the
regular business q plan was started
whereby they will aid their hus-
bands with a chicken fry in the near
future.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17
Mission Society
CHICKEN FRY
IS PLANNED

CHICKEN FRY
IS PLANNED
The members OF the Fireman's
Auxiliary held a regular business
meeting Monday at the residence
of Mrs. Hetrick on 18th street.
A fair number Of women were
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17
HOUSE GUEST IS
COMpTIMENTED

Elmer Butler, who recently left
Mission with his parents for Nc
Allen, entertained az his home IN
that city with an evening Of fun,
honoring Miss Juanita McFetridge.
Of Oklahoma, a house guest In the
Butler home.
A number OF local young folk,
members OF the Berean Class and
others spent the evening in games
and other pleasing sports. Mrs. j
a. Card. teacher Of the Bereans and
Rev. Chester Grow. minister OF he
First Christian church, accompanied
the Young peOple.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Franc and
son y. w. OF Kansas City we're re-
cent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. C..
Meyers.
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Society Calendar
TUESDAY

Rebekahs will meet at the Mason
&c Temple fc- a regular session.
Club Twelve members are to be
entertained by Miss Marcina Recio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17
SMALL DAUGHTER
GIVEN PARTY

Mrs. Forrest gave a party Sat-
urday afternoon in honor Of tine
eighth birthday OF her small
daughter. Eddie Ann. Many little
folk enjoyed the afternoon, gather
ing at the Forrest home and at
tending the matinee.
RETURNS TO
YOAKUM HOME
Miss NELL Hooks OF Yoakum, has
returned 10 her home after a visit
here at the Roy Hooks home.
MRS VOLZ
is HOSTESS
Mrs. Al Volz entertained the mem
bers Of the Tuesday afternoon
bridge club this week, with two
tables OF players enjoying the games.
Mrs. r. A. Humason was high score
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-17

holder. Mrs D.. l.. Smith, Ms.
Humason. Mrs. H. Z Moore and
Mrs. w. II. Teegarden were club
guests.
Nogales international., 1931-11-28
Apache Second
String Disbands
Coach Bellman Announces
List OF Men Who Will
Receive Emblem for
Seasons Work.

The Nogales High School second
squad has disbanded for the sea-
son, according to Coach Lon"
Be1lman. The scrubs enjoyed a
successful season this year when
some of them were called to play
sometimes for the first team.
Since the student council passed
IA bylaw awarding an emblem for
recognition of work on the second
squad, Coach aBellman has picked
Is candidates for the award. They
are jimmie Itule, center and cap
tain; Manuel Gotta, r. Guard; Ro-
berto Lopez, r. End; Steven Pat
ton, L.. End; Louis Gastellum, L..
Guard; Charles Thomas, L. Tackle;
Harold Catchings, L. End; Clar
ence Goodman, Quarterback; Err
nesto Lopez, L. Halfback; Arman-
do Guerrero, r. Halfback; Edward
Acuna, Fullback; Raul Saba, Quar-
terback; Charles Proctor, Guard.
Coach Bellman, in commenting
on the varsity team for next year,
says that there ought to be a very
strong line, with almost as good
backfield.
(From apache Warcry", Nogales
high school paper)
Nogales international., 1931-11-28

| to go out. | want air. II | could only
go to sleep and forget it. The draw
ing-room furniture is scattered over
the house."
"Can you tell US about the house?"
somebody asked.
There was distinct pause. Then :
Certainly. "A brick house. The SER
ants entrance is locked, but the key i.
on nail, among the vines. All the
drawing-room furniture is scattered
through the house"
"She must mean the furniture of
this ROOM" Mrs. Dane whispered.
The remainder of the sitting was
chaotic. The secretary's notes consist
of unrelated words often being childish.
I On going, over the written notes the
mex day, when the stenographic rec
ord had been copied on a typewriter,
/ Sperry and l found that one word
required frequently. The word was
! curtain"
| OF the extraordinary scene that
followed the breaking up of the Sc
ance, have the keenest recollection.
Miss Jeremy came out Of her trance
weak ard looking extremely i'll, and
Sperry's motor took her home She
knew nothing of what had happened,
and hoped we had been satisfied BY
! agreement, we did not tell her what
! had transpired, and she was not Curl
Gus.
Herbert saw her to the car, and
came back, locking grave. We were
standing together in the center Of the
! dsmantled room, with the lights going
| full now.
WELL" he said, "it is one OF two
things. Either we've been goriously
faxed, Or we've been let in on very
tidy little crime"
It was Mrs. Danes custum to serve
a Southern cggnog as sort of night
cap on her evenings, and we found it
waiting for Us in the library In
the warmth Of its open fire. and the
cheer Of its lamps, even in the dignity
and impassiveness OF the butler, there
was something sane and wholesome.
The women Of the party reacted
quickly, bat I looked over to see
Sperry at corner desk, intently
working over a small object in the
palm Of his hand.
lie s.ar'sscsi T31sSs, he heard the, then
laughed and held out his, hand.
Library pastel" he said. 1T rolls
into soft. r:alleable ball. 1t could
quite easily be used to Gil small hole
in plaster. The paper would paste
down over it, too"
hen YOU th;rk-?"
"Inl not thinking at all. The thing
she described may have taken place il
T;nlbuctoo. May have happened ten
years ago. May be the plot OF soma
book size has read"
"On the other hand, I replied, "it
is jast possible that i was here, ii
this l:eighborhood, while we were sit
ting i'll that room"
Have you any IDEA of the tir1e?"
Il know exactly. Ii was half-past
nine" o
Al midnigl;t. shortly after we
reached home, S2erry called me on the
phone. "Be careful, Horace" he said.
Don't let Mrs. Horace think anything
has happened. Arthur Wells killed
himself tonight, shot himself in the
head. l want yes to go there with
me-"
Arthur Wells
eyes say, Horace, did you hap
pen to notice the time the seance be-
gan tonight?"
1T was five minutes after nine when
my watch fell"
"Ther it would have Been about
half past when the trance began?"
To DE- COMTlNYIED !.
Nogales international., 1931-11-28


and man was killed. Where was
this? What louse?"
1.-TWO shots. One is in the ceiling Of
the dressirg-room. a."
"And the other killed him?"
But here, instead of reply we got
the words, library paste"
Quite without warning the medium
groaned, and Sperry believed the
trance was over.
She's coming out" he said. "A
glass Of wine, somebody" But she did
not come out. Instead, she twisted i'll
the chair. -
He's so heavy to lift" she NUT
tered. Then Get the lather off his
face. The lather. The lather."
She subsidized into the chair and be-
gan to breathe. with. difficulty. ssI want
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asked. Can she take shorthand? We
ought to have record.
Probably not in the dark"
"We can have some light now"
Sperry said.
There was sort of restrained
movement in the room now. Herbert
turned ON bracket light, and moved
away the roller chair.
60 and get Clara, Horace" Mrs.
Dane said to me, "and have her bring
a notebook and pencil" Nothing, l
believe, happened during my absence.
Miss Jeremy was sunk in her chair
and breathing heavily when I came
back with Clara, and Sperry was
still watching her pulse. Suddenly my
4ts{Xyfw.5 1r.rl-i Chn,s xsyas r;no ~,
Nogales international., 1931-11-28
Why Worry?

The tadpole, when he learns to
SWIM, 4
Is destitute of any limb,
His youthful days must all be spent
Within his watery element.
But presently, beneath the tide
He sends out legs on either side.
His tail drops off, his eyes bulge
out,
NoMore lazily he swims about,
And presently sits on a log
No more tadpole, but q frog.
When caterpillars hatch from eggs
They have a lot Of extra legs
On which they're forced to crep
and crawl
Because they have no wings at ALL
But soon their sides begin to bulge
And colored filaments divulge,
Which grow and frow, till by and
by,
The grub becomes butterfly
And spends the remnant of his life
Aloof from dull and mundane
strife.
But we who rule this rolling
sphere
Must die as we have entered here
Throughout our lives we never
change
To incarnations new and strange.
Yet we would not, on any terms
Exchange with tadpoles, or with
worms.
Nogales international., 1931-11-28
'SkGQN) lNI>,,TaL.hIIENT

;NOISIS
SIX reare, .3ora,e Johnson (who tells
tll4 .'.:yJ, IS vic, ~ Mrs. Dane, Herbert
! ,l,-sor ;rl Ii, sister, Alice, and Dir.
Srtrrs, fii4t . and i,eighbors, are in the
A...-. o. hcl,lir.s weekly meetings. At one of
4. e..; Mf: Ua4c, ..,.o is hostess, varies the
rro1.ae. - tack. ectcdly arranging a spirit.
rt,s.ic se5.S. NIL: Miss Jeremy, friend of
TX. GpeTry std Eat . professional, as the
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bracelet"
This proved to be the case, and was,
/ regret to say, the cause of most
unjust suspicion on my wife's part.
Take down everything that hap
pens, Clara, and all we say" Mrs.
Dane said ir low tone. even if it
sounds like nonsense, put it down"
1t is because Cara took her orders
literally that | am making this more
readable version Of her script.
For some five minutes, perhaps,
Miss Jeremy breathed stertorously,
and it was during that interval that
we introduced Clara and took up our
positions. Sperry sat near the medium
now, where Herbert had been.
| The rest of the party were as we
had been, save that we no longer
touched hands Suddenly Miss Jeremy
began to breathe more quietly, and tc
move about in her chair, Then she sal
upright.
Good evening, friends" she said.
Il an glad to see you all again"
caught Herbert's eye, and he
grinned.
Good evening, little Bright Eyes,
he said "Hows everything in the
happy hunting ground tonight"
OZARK and coid," she said, DARK
and cold. And the knee hurts. \ Its
very bad Ii the key is on the nail
arnica wilt take the pain out.
Herbert, who was still flippantly
/ amused, said:
Don't bother about your knee. Give
| US some local stuff. Gossip. If you
| cam"
Sure can, and it will make your
hair curl" Then suddenly there was a
sor- of dra:oatic pause and then an
outburst.
He's dead"
"Who is dead?" spe-ry asked, with:
his voice drawn trii:ie thin.
"A bullet Just above the ear. That's
a bad pla.e. Thank goodness there S
not ,nuch blood. Gold water will take
it out OF the carpet. Not hot. Nos
hot. Do you warir to set the stainf''
look here" Spersy said, lookirg
around the table. i don't like this.
It's earned Gr:sly.
ooh, fudPel" Herbert put in irrev-
erently. "Let her rave, or it, OK what
ever il is. Do you mean thas a man
is dead?"--to the medium.
"Yes. She has the revolver. She
needn't cry so. He was crue, to her.
He was beast. Sulien."
"Can you see the woman9" i
asked.
eff it's sent out to be cleaEe1 IT
will cause trouble. Hang It in tic
closet"
Herbert rnuttered something about
the movies having nothing on US, and
was angrily l:::-55hed.
"Now thet," Specry said il bust
nesslil1e voice, Won see dead man.
and a young woman with him. Can
you describe ~ room?
"a small rocra, his dressing-roo2n.
He was shaving. There is still lather
on his face"
"And the woman killed hi:n?"
ri don't know. Oh, I don't know.
No. 1ke didn't. He did i'll"
'He did it hirlself?"
There was no answer to that, but
a sort of sulky silence,
"4Are you getting this, Clara" Mrs.
Dane asked sharply. Don't miss a
| word. Who knows what this RAY
develop irlto?'
I looked at the secretary, and it was
clear that she was terrified. got TIP
and took my chair TO her. Coming
back, ] picked up my forgotten watch
from the floor. & 1853 still goir;s{y and
! the hands marked nine-tiiiffty.
Now Sperry said in a soothing
tome ''re9 said tbaye was E @lot fired