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The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-03
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SGRVIC

mllted that uight. II was I who wns
supposed TO take the blame.
You are quite right SIR Llaus.
I think that both weapons were left
here 10 order TO Involve you
i dld not quite understand the
situation" the ChInaiuan conin-
ued ~Bui felt that Il might be
safer FOR me II took the poker
and the dagger and bid them. l
could $50 the possibilities of case
being built up against me. {, the
weapons we're found In the library.
especially as Il might be proved
that bad been here ~ the time.
Moreover. the dagger Is Chinese.
and u could BE- easily ascertAlned
that was not In sympathy with
the means SIR. Archer Coe used In
deprivlnz ny country Of Its right
fui antiques
Yes nodded Vance THAT was
20 doubt the intention OF the mur-
deres. And 80. when you had
the opportunity. you placed both
weapons In the room upsialrsT
THAT I. true" Lang admitted.
Il placed them there when the bat.
Ter sent me 10 Miss Lakes room the
next morning. Perhaps II ! had
realized how serious the situation
was and had understood oil of It's
complications. might have acted
differently I do not yet understand
the mechanism ~ The crime The
physlcal Misunderstanding 50 70
speak. between Mr. wrede and
Mr. Archer Cne took place In this
library. and yet his dead body was
In his bedroom upstairs"
There was no possibility" IN.
qulred Vance. -that Mr wrede
could have assisted Mr.. Coe up
stairs. after the meleeT'
~oh. no. Llang was quite en-
phaiic. within a few moments of
the encounter here IN the library.
SIR. wrede came out through the
kitchen. surreptitlously. aud depart
ed through the rear door"
How can you be sure 1, was
wrede Mr. Llang. n you dld not
see hlmT~ Vance asked.
The Chlnaman gave a slow smile.
In thy country the senses are
more acute than In the occldent
had heard Mr. wnede move about
this house too often not 10 know
his step and sense his presence.
Liang paused and looked at Vance.
And may be permitted now 10
ask a question Of your"
Vance bowed aequiescenee.
ASK the any question you care
TO. Mr.. IIang. and will try 10 be
as frank as you have been"
How. then. did you know that I
was aware OF the crime on the
night II was commIttedT'
There were several Indications.
Mr. Lang" Vance replied; 'but II
was you yourself who told me as
much--hy a slip Of the tongue.
When | frsi spoke TO you. the next
morning. you mentioned a tragedy /:
and when asked you how you knew
there had been a tragedy. you re
piled you had heard Gamble tele-
phoning you were preparing
breakfast"
Llang looked at Vance for n mo-
ment. q puzzled expression In his
eyes. Then a faint smile appeared
slowly on his mouth.
Il understand now" be said Il
had already prepared the breakfast
when the butler telephoned. for he
discovered the crime when he was
taking Mr.. Goes breakfast 10 him.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-03

Yes, gave myself away. but
IL took a clever man TO grasp the
error"
Vance acknowledged the compll-
ment.
"And now | shall ask you anoth-
er question. Mr.. Lang. Why were
you pretending 10 work In the
kitchen at three o'clock yesterday
morning. after the attack on Mr.
GrassiF"
The ChInaman looked up shrewd-
Is. "PretendingG
"The Ink was quite dry on 0he
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-03
Naming No Names

To become great orator Demos
themes put a pebble in his mouth.
Sometimes we wish our would-be
orators would try a cobblestone.-
Boston Herald.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-03
Millions of Scholars

About one-foUrth OF the country's
total population attend school daily,
reports the federal office OF educa-
ton. More than 30.5JO,OO0 students
are enrolled In full-tlme day schools,
according to reports reaching the
department.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-03

Citrus Cocktail.
u cup lemon Juice
y cup orange juice
u cup grapefruit juice
y cup sugar, few grains salt
] cup mineral or iced water
Extract Juice from the fresh fruits.
Combine and pour over cracked Ice
In cocktail glasses. Garnish with
mint sprIgs or maraschIno cherries.
Carrot, Cabbage, and Nut Salad.
cups carrots. cut in very fne
strips
2 cups cabbage, finely shredded
u cup vinegar
u cup sour cream
y cup mayonnaise
u cup nut meats. finely chopped
Crisp carrots and cabbage by al
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-03
clear Tomato Soup.

tablespoons bVter
Y cup each onion. carrot. celery,
raw ham. cut mp or diced
/ can tomatoes
y teaspoon peppercorns
] small bayleaf
3 cloves
Sprigs parsley
sprigs thyme
Salt
Pepper
quart white soup stock
Cook onion, carrot, celery and ham
I'm butter five minutes. Add toma-
toes and seasonlngs and herbs and
cook slowly for one hour. Strain
carefully. add stock and season 10
taste.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-03

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the orig
inal little liver pills put up 80 years ago.
They regulate liver and bowels.-Adv.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-03
Mental Blindness

II one doesn't read. nothing much,
after all, seems to be going on.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-03
No more tired
let-down feeling for me"
~l reasoned

81 reasoned
that my
red blood
corpuscle
strength
was low and
lsimpiy took
n course OF
SIS. Tonic
and built 10
back"
, 1935-09-10

FURNISHED Apartment, water and
gas paid. Fitch Apartments
Phone ~. N-52
, 1935-09-10

McALLEN,
REYNOSA BUS
DAILY SCHEDULE

Special bus from Reynosa Sat-
urday and Sunday 1870 D N.
, 1935-09-10

DAVIS COURTS-5-room apart
ment; all modern convenienceH.
Phone 1851. End and St. Charles.
O-43
, 1935-09-10
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
(By The Associated Press)
American Iearue


Batting - Vosmik Indians .s52;
Myer Senators .34l.
Runs-Gehrig Yankees ia; Gehr-
niger Tigers 100
Runs batted in-Greenberg Tigers
i57: Gehrig Yankees ll3
Hits-Vosmik Indians 1872: era
mer Athletics 1855
Doubles - Vosmik Indians and
Greenbe.g Tigers IS
TripleS-Vosmik Indians II; Stone
Senators IL
Home runs-Greenberg Tigers
"a: Foxx Athletics 81
Stolen baseS-Weroer Red Sox
rs; Almada Red Sox 10
Pitching-Auker Tigers 1876; Al
len Yankees 1875.
National League
Batting - Vaughan Pirates 400;
Medwick Cardinals .371
Runs-Medwick Cardinals li6;
Galan Cubs Ill
Runs batted in-Berger Braves
ll3; Medwick Cardinals 100
Hits-Medwick Cardinals 203'
Herman Cubs 1872
Dounles-Herman ClAS a.; Med
wick Cardinals Al
Triples-Goodman Reds IS; Z.
Waner Pirates IS
Home runs-Berger EIATes 81; 0tt
Giants 20
Stolen bases-Martin Cardinals
10; Galan Cubs 10
, 1935-09-10
JULIAN PASTOR
TO FIGHT HERE
Matador Nationality Known
For Cape Work Appears
At Matamoros

Julian Pastor. generally acclaim
ed as enc Of the greatest matadors
fighting In Mexico. viii be the chief
attraction at q fight to be held in
the Matamoros ring September Is,
1t has been announced by Ignacio
Gallardo, manager Of the arena.
Pastor, who Is only "a years OF
age. began fighting professionally
seven seasons ago. After working
his way to the first rank Of Next
can mat2dors, he went TO Spain
where he fought for two years.
There he gained acclaim for his
skillful work with the "muleta," the
short blood-red cape used in play
ing the bull Just prior to the "esto-
cada" or death-thrust Of the rapier.
The Spanish critics assert that he
Is the worlds best at this speciality.
Pastor viii come to MatamoroS
from Mexico City where he has
fought seven consecutive Sundays In
the "Toreo." the largest and best
ring In the Mexican capital. Gallar-
do signed Pastor for one fight last
year in Reynosa, and by demand Of
the fans he was brought back twice
more.
Another thing that distinguishes
Pastor is the fact that he insists on
large and nrSt-clasS fighting ami
mails. AS a result. Gallardo has OBJ
tanned four large animals from the
Espiritu Santo ranch In the state Of
San Luis Potosi. These animals, said
TO come from the best fighting stock
in Mexico. are on display In the
MatamorcS pens at present.
The matador TO work with Pas
tor Is Antonio Ralgel, who made a
good impression with his work on
the initial card held In the Mata-
moroS plaza do toros. Rangel did
not get a full opportunity to display
his skill as a sudden rain cut short
the performance. His work with the
cape. however. drew repeated "dia-
mas" or musical tributes, from the
band on the sanction Of the judge.
Tickets are on sale III Brownsville
at Davo Shine Parlor. LonRoria's
News Stand. Barnardine Garcia's
Fruit Stand on 18th and Adams
streets and CiSneros Fruit Stand on
18th and 18th streets.
, 1935-09-10
G ADVERTISEMENT
THE TATE OF rExA

70 the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Cameron County. Tcxas-GREETING:
You are hereby commanded 70 sum-
mon John Joseph O'Sullivan ana wife
Clara A. O'Sulliran. Mrs. Mary n. VIII
son. sometimes known as Mary r. Ger
hard. individually and as guardian OF
Lawrence Gerhard. Jr, and her hus-
band. John W. Wilson. Ellen c. Hally.
Lawrence Gerhard, fr. Hans Hansen
and wife Clara Hansen. Katherine M.
Gerhard. Rameau w. Dalton end wife
Irene Dalton. Fernando Gerhard. Emile
Gerhard. Bernard Gerhard. Elganio
Vilareal. jim d. Icon. Z ta-io a. Leon.
Leonardo de Leon. Wcnceslado dc Leon.
Sofia Lopez de- Leon. Individually ana
as guardian OF Wencesledo de. Leon. p.
II. de Leon. individually md as admin.
istrator OF the estate OF o. p. de Leon.
deceased. julia Noritz. TIE unknown
heirs OF Mrs. Mary De L. Eguia. and
their unknown heirs and legal repre.
sentatives. and William r.. Koch. by
making publication Of this citation once
each week for four consecutive weeks
previous TO the return date hereof. to
appear In the office OF " County Judge
OF Cameron County. Texas. Rt 10 o'clock
q. m, Sepstnber 18th. 1883. before the
undersigned Special Commissioners APP
pointed by the Judge OF the County
Court Of Cameron County At Law. 70
, 1935-09-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

assess damages py reason OF construct
ing and laying M and demonstrating.
the State highway designated as State
highway number forty-eight ts5). and
for opening. widening. strengthening.
constructing. improving. and maintain
ing said highway. which highway rune
across the hereinafter described land In
which the above persons. and others.
assert an interest. and then and there
answer the petition filed with the Judge
OF the County Court OF Cameron County
at Law. on August 8th. 1885, In which
suit the State OF Texas. acting through
the Commissioners court OF said County.
IL plaintiff. and the above named per-
sons. together with Adcie Escott an I
husband. Charles II. Escott. Bertha THE
len Terrell. guardian % Bernard Ger
hard. and Ike Bollack. are defendants.
same being q suit for condenmA-
mentioned purposes over and across u
strip OF land IN Cameron County. Tex
n, varying IN width from n hun
ored fl00l TO two hundred t200l feet.
along the present Boca Chica highway.
and extending from the West lire OF
Share Five 90 OF the San Martin
Grant. IN a general Eastcrly direction
70 the East Line OF share Five 80 u
said Grant. said right Of way 10 be
condemned being oae hundred l0ol
feet wide on each side Of the CENTER
line OF said Boca Chica Highway from
County Engineers Station 5i3x78.3 10
Station 5f7x0o. and fifty (5ol feet wide
On each side OF said center line from
said station 547x00 &C Station 6o3E57.e.
a. shown by a map Of said highway On
file IN the County Engineers office. and
such damages. II any. Will be assessed
~ that time.
Heretn EAR -. n,,t ~ +ht. uyrtv vrarn
due return as the law directs.
witness our hands. this August 18th
1885.
CLYDE TANDY.
q. ~. DODD.
FRED RUSTEBERd. ST..
Special Commissioners
a-20-27-9-5-iO-4t-500i
, 1935-09-10
Stock Dipping
Law Upheld In
Court Battle

- . NA1
LAREDO, Sept. TO- That the
Texas Live Stock Sanitary commits
eion proposes TO enforce It's regula-
tons pertaining TO the systematic
dipping OF cattle and other live
stock TO eradicate tick infection In
this section Of Texas. was evidenced
at the hearing held in 4sth District
court In Laredo before District Judge
j. r. Mutually Monday.
The hearing was on a suit for
temporary injunction filed by Il
defonso Ramirez, ranchman OF
Zapata county, against Marion Me-
Bee. supervisor for Zapata county
OF the Texas Live Stock Sanitary
commission. and Sheriff Ignacio
Sanchez, restraining them from en-
forcing the tick eradication law
and dipping Of his cattle. This tenn
porary injunction was granted July
When the hearing came before
Judge Mutually Monday the case
was dismissed at the cost OF the
plaintiff and the temporary injunc-
ton was dissolved by agreement
and the decree OF the court ordered
Ramirez TO comply with dipping
orders.
Attending the meeting and ready
20 serve as witnesses were about
100 representative cattlemen from
Webb. Duval. Zapata, Jim Hogg,
LaSalle and Starr counties. in ad-
dition 10 r. II. Martin and Roy
Jackson. members OF the Texas Live
Stick Sanitary commission. DAYTON
Moses. general counsel: r. A. But
ler, attorney: J. n. Rasco. super
visor OF the Texas Live Stock SAM
tary commissions; Marion McBee,
county supervisor, and others.
, 1935-09-10
RIVOLT

-Four stars appear in the Warner
BIOS. production, Little Big Shot"
which opens at the Rivol Theatre,
San Benito, Tuesday.
The four star cast is headed BY
Sybil Jason and includes Glenda
Farrell, Robert Armstrong and Ed.
ward Everett Horton. Syoil Is the
new baby star, five and a hall
years old. who was born in Cape
town, South Africa, taken 10 Lon
don by her uncle, q famous pro-
ducer. where she made an in
Simultaneous hit, and stole the two
shows IN which she appeared.
"Barnacle Bill" and Dance Band"
Her success was so marked War
ner Bros. signed her to play the
stellar role in Little Big Shot" IN
which she sings, dances and mimics.
and astonished Hollywood by her
talented acting. She is responsible
for much Of the laughter, as well
as the tender scenes IN the pictures
, 1935-09-10
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an impressive performance as the
pianist. Orlac.
, 1935-09-10
Movie Sideights
CAPITOL

Warner BIOS. hilarious comedy,
~We're In The Money" shows Wed
nesday and Thursday at the Cap
3tol, Brownsville. with that inimit-
able THO OF comedians, Joan Blon-
dell, Glenda Farrell and Hugh Her
bert In the stellar roles.
The story by George r. Bilson.
and the screen version are said
70 be extremely funny, and filled
with chuckles and riotous laughs.
The picture concerns the efforts
OF two chiseling girls. Joan Blon-
dell and Glenda Farrell, to serve
subpoenas on wealthy men In breach
OF promise suits.
They work for q shyster lawyer.
played by Hugh Herbert who Is 50
absend minded he frequently for
gets which side he is or.
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, 1935-09-10

Mad Love-" Maurice Renard's
novel OF strange surgical expert
mentation. provides the scientific
basis for the latest terror-drama or
the screen which brings 70 Ameri-
can pictures an amazing new mys-
terry personality in Peter Lore.
European star Of M"
The picture. playing Wednesday
and Thursday az the Queen theatre,
Brownsville. shows Lore as q sur
geon. gone mad. and using his anlaZ-
Ing knowledge TO wreck the life OF
q pianist whose wife he corets.
Grating Of hands OF a murderer
20 replace those lost in an accident
by the pianist: the uncanny surgery
where the surgeon, Gogol, attemoss
fantastic operation never seen be-
fore. and other creepy detail sur
round gripping drama in the
audacious plot. A glimpse OF Paris
Grand Guignol Theatre OF horrors
Is a graphic and bizarre detail n
the amazing story.
Lore brings a new type OF menace
20 the screen-the calculating
malefactor who regards crime as a
fine art, and Is perfectly impersonal
about II. His strange face, his Pc
culiar expressive eyes and odd per-
Scnality are due to give American
-picturegoerS a new kind OF thrill.
Frances Drake Is beautiful, and
acts the role OF the wife with po.g-
uant intensity, and Colin Give gives
, 1935-09-10

FURNISHED Apartment; bills
paid: S2250 per month. up. Miller
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, 1935-09-10

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The Washington times., 1935-03-23

Pile; 18, Washington and Lee cat
Lexington): 25, University Of
North Carolina; June !, Army Cat
West Point).
Plebe-April 20, Mckinley High
School of Washington: 81, st. Al
bans; May 4, Mt. st. Joseph's;
II, Eastern High School Of Wash
ington: Is, Augusta Military
Academy.
TRACK
Varsity-April 26, William and
Mary; 26 and 81, Pennsylvania Re
lays Cat Philadelphia; May 4,
University of Virginia; II, Univer'
sity of North Carolina; IS, Univer'
sity of Maryland; June !, Army
Cat West Point).
Plebes-April 81, Massanutten
Academy; May ii, Mckinley High
School; 1S, Mercersburg Academy
LACROSSE
Varsity-April 6, Harvard: 13.
Princeton; q, Syracuse: May 4,
Yale Cat New Haven): II, Univer'
sity of Maryland; 18, Mt. Wash
ington; June !, Army.
TENNIS
varsity-April 3, Tufts: 6, Har.
ward: 10, Johns Hopkins; 13.
Pittsburgh; II, University OF
Maryland; 20, Temple Cat Phila'
delphia); "a, Lafayette; q, Uni
versity of Virginia; May 4, Cor
nell; II, Duke; IS, Washington
and jefferson; 18, Pennsylvania
State; Is, Georgetown; June /,
University of Pennsylvania.
Plebe-May 4, Episcopal High
School: II, st. Adams; 18, Cen
tral High School Of Washington,
The Washington times., 1935-03-23
TRAINING CAMP BRIEFS

ST. PETERS URG, Fla,
March 23.-The New York Yankees
today resume their spring train
ing series with the Boston Braves
with Vernon Lefty" Gomez prob
ably on the mound. The McCar-
thymen are anxious to alter the
tWo-games-to-one advantage held
by Bill McKechnie's outfit. If
Gomez stiff left side gives him
any trouble at all, Johnny Bracca
will start against the Braves.
TAMPA, FLA, March 23.-Bill
Terry's Giants today took off their
collective caps to the Cincinnati
Reds for breaking their losing
streak. With Ford Frick, National
League president on hand, the
New Yorkers took the game from
the Reds, 6 to S. Special honorS
went to Mel OFT, who hit a four
bagger with Dick Bartell on base,
to send Freddy Fitzsimmons away
to a two-run lead in the first.
ORLANDO, Fla, March %.
Casey Stengels Brooklyn Dodgers
today play the Detroit Tigers at
Lakeland with Watson Clark and
Tom Zachary on the mound. Van
Mungo will oppose Schoolboy Rowe
when the teams meet again to-
morrow. In yesterdays game with
the Baltimore Orioles, the Brook
lyn team won easily, 6 to 3.
The Washington times., 1935-03-23

It will end, except for the par
ticipation Of the crews in the
Poughkeepsie regatta on June !,
when the Army and Navy teams
meet in lacrosse at Annapolis and
in baseball and track at West
Point.
The meetings between the ser
vice teams are the big events in
Navy sports at this season, and
another high point is the Adams
Cup race, to be rowed this year
at Annapolis on May Is. Varsity,
Junior varsity and freshmen
crews of Harvard, Pennsylvania
and the Navy will take part.
Particularly strong baseball and
lacrosse schedules have been ar
ranged in addition to the service
games. Outstanding teams the
Navy will encounter at Annapolis
are Harvard, Michigan, Penn
State, Maryland, Duke, Virginia.
Georgetown, Temple and North
Carolina. In lacrosse, it will meet
Harvard, Princeton, Syracuse and
Maryland at home, and go to New
Haven for a game with Yale.
A varsity outdoor rifle schedule,
with non-college teams as oppo-
nents and the plebe lacrosse sched.
ule are to be announced. The
other schedules, all games taking
place at the Naval Academy un.
less otherwise noted, are:
ROWING
April 20-Columbia at New York
varsity, junior varsity and fresh.
mem.
April 27-Cornell at Annapolis
VARSITY, Junior varsity, 150-pound
and freShmen).
May 25-Adams Cup race at
Annapolis against Harvard and
Pennsylvania VARSITY, junior var.
sity and freShmen).
May 30-American Henley at
Philadelphia (150-pounders).
June 18-Poughkeepsie Regatta
(probably varsity, junior varsity
and plebes).
BASEBALL
Varsity-April 8, Harvard! 10,
Vermont; IL, Albany Club; 13,
University Of Michigan: II, Penn.
sylvania State: 20. William and
Mary; "a, Lafayette: 27, Gettys-
burg; May /, University Of Mary
land; 4, Duke; 8. University Of Vir'
ginia; II, Georgetown: IS, Tenn
The Washington times., 1935-03-23
LOUIS PASSES
CRITICAL EYE
ON RIVALS
Bv JOHN C. HOFFMAN

CHICAG o, March 23.-Max
Baer would be a pretty good
fighter if he didn't clown so much.
Max Schmeling can beat Carnera
any day in the week now and
may whip Baer. Braddock is an
in-and-outer, who is mostly out.
Steve Hamas is going nowhere
rapidly. Art Lasky would be a
good fighter if he could fight and
Joe Louis will be ready for Baer
in six months.
That, in a nutshell, is the heavy
weight boxfight situation as seen
through the eager young eyes OF
20-year-old, ebony-hued Joe Louis,
who, on March 20, will knock out
a gentleman named Matte Brown,
in Detroit, to register his four
teenth lethal blow in II engage
ments with the current ilk Of
heavyweights.
In short, the young man, Joe
Louis, is pretty good and the pres
ent cauGiflower crop looks like
something that might have been
raised in a drought. Louis ad-
mitted he might be wrong about
Baer, because nobody has ever seen
him when he wasn't clowning.
Asked how he would fight Baer,
Louis said:
ooh, I could beat him all
right If 1 kept crowding him all
the time. He wouldn't have
time to do much clOwning.''
Louis says he will meet Camera
next July in the New York Milk
Fund bouts.
'T could spot Baer q couple Of
rounds on Camera and knock
the big guy out quicker out than
the champ" he added, with con-
fidence. "Then I'd like to take
on Baer."
"But not for six months yet"
cut in Jack Blackburn, Louis
trainer, who was bandaging the
young mans hands preparatory
to the daily workout.
Then, having impaired his
words of wisdom, Louis went up
stairs and toyed with three spar,
ring mates. It wasn't much of a
workout for Louis, because his
comrades were on the floor most
of the time and you can't get
much out Of a carpet except dust.
Louis is pretty good. He knows
that, and so do most Of the boys
of the profession, who don't seem
to want much commerce with
him.
The Washington times., 1935-03-23

WINTER HAVEN, Fla, March
23.-Johnny Vergez was slated to
work at second base for the
Phillies with the regular second
sacker, Lou Chiozza, out of the
lineup today because an in
jured knee refused to respond to
treatment. The Phillies won a
second successive victory yester-
day over the Toronto club, 6 to 8.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March
23.-Connie Mack brought his
Athletics to st. Augustine today to
engage in their first tilt of a
northward exhibition tour, an.
other battle with the New York
Giants. In three previous en-.
counters with the New York Ma.
tionals, the AS lost two and won
one, but Mack vowed to even the
grapefruit score this afternoon.
SARASOTA, Fla, March %.
Wesley Ferrell, who may easily
become one of the Red Sox pitch.
ing aces, was selected to hurl
seven innings today when the
worlds champion st. Louis Car
dinals are entertained. The Red
Sox were happy over a 6-5 de-
feat they handed the Boston
Braves yesterday, doubles by
Werber aiding in the triumph
Manager Joe Cronin and Billie
Werber aiding in the triumph.