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The times-news., 1938-09-15
PLEASANT HILL

PLEASANT HILL, Sept. ID
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. DobSon and
daughter, Carolyn, of Spartan
burg, S. c., spent the weekend at
their "Hill Top Cottage.
Miss Louise Freeman has re-
turned home after spending sew
eral days with relatives in Nor
canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Shipman
are spending several days with the
latter's mother, Mrs. Lou Sum-
mey.
Miss Myrtle Capps has return
ed to Asheville Normal college,
where she will resume her studies
for the fourth year.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Prince Wis
tied the formers brother, James
Prince, Sunday. ,
Visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Drake recently were
Mrs. H. f. Drake and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Pace and
daughter, Evelyn, Mr.. and Mrs:
w. r. Hopkins and family OF
Asheville, Miss Marjorie and VlcK
Drake and Mrs. j. w. Brown.
Miss Willie Gilbert, who has
been in training at Mercy hospital
in Charlotte, is spending several
days with relatives.
Mrs. Ted Douglas and children
have returned to Coronado Beach,
Fla, after spending sever a
months with Mrs. F. ID. Capps.
Miss Mary Ella Huneycutt spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Huneycutt.
Preston Drake has returned
home after spending several days
at Myrtle Beach, S. c.
Visiting Mrs. Alta Drake Mon
day were Mrs. Waverly Anderson
and Mrs. Dovie Orr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Freeman
and family visited the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Manson
Freeman, Sunday.
The times-news., 1938-09-15
LEGION PLANS
INSTALLATION
Ceremony Will Mark Open
Meeting at Club on
Friday Night

Officers of the Hubert NJ. Smith
post of the American Legion Will
be installed at an open meeting
of the post on Friday night at )
o'clock at the Legion home.
The installation will be con-
Quoted by Rurgin Pcnnell, OF
Asheville, commander-elect of the
North Carolina department. The
public is invited to attend the
meeting.
Officers to be installed are j..
Harold Flanagan, commander;
Frank Waldrop, II. w. Parker,
and G. Few, vice-commandcrs;
Nathan PatIa, adjutant and ser
vice officer; Harold Bangs, finance
officer; Loughran Justice, serge
ant-at-arms; Rev. B. +. Wall, his
torian; and Wiltshire Griffith, his
tOrian.
The times-news., 1938-09-15
S0CnETY :? , ( ;.,!,,!;; J.: NJ:
Call
BRIDGE CLUB MEETING
is LOVELY

Mrs. J. G.. Bennett was hostess
yesterday at beautifully APP
pointed meeting of her bridge
luncheon club. Flowers in the
bright autumn shades added an
effective touch to the table as
well as the rooms of the home
Mrs. G.. NJ Ogle was awarded
the trophy for high score. and
that for low fell To Mrs. \. :.
Browning, Jr. There were no SPe-
cial guests.
The times-news., 1938-09-15
DAMAGE SUIT
TRANSFERRED
Charlotte Mans Allegation
Of Injury Will Be
Tried Here

In an action moved To the Su-
perior court Of Henderson county
from Mecklenburg county, Jacob
l.. Pressman. Of Charlotte, seeks
damages in the sum Of $4,000
from f.. K. BroOkShire, stable
owner. a. a result of alleged in
jurieS sustained when thrown
from q horse. rented from the de-
tendant. on June -, 1887.
The ease was moved here from
Mecklenburg on an order by
Judge G.. V. Cowper.
The plaintiff alleges that he
rented a horse from the defend
ant after inquiring if the animal
was gentle and a trained saddle
horse. He alleges that he was as
sured by the defendant that the
horse was gentle and suitable for
general riding by the public.
The plaintiff further alleges
that 4 short distance outside the
Hendersonville city limits the
horse reared and threw him to the
ground. the fall resulting in a
compound fracture Of the left leg.
The plaintiff alleges that he was
prevented from doing any work
for six months and that injuries
are permanent.
Answering the complaint. the
defendant alleges that the horse
was gentle and trained saddle
horse. and that after the injuries
to the plaintiff the horse was
used in q summer camp by young
girls and proved suitable for this
purpose.
The times-news., 1938-09-15
MRS. DULANEY'S PROGRAM
THIS EVENING

The Margaret Davis Hayes
chapter. United Daughters of the
Confederacy. will present Mrs.
Maade Martin DuLaney in her
program Of delightful character
sketches mad representations this
evening at 5 o'clock in the high
school auditorium. Mrs. DuLaney
is d widely known reader and her
program will be thoroughly enjoy
able.
Miss Millicent Livingston of
livingston School of the Dance
"ili have i few of her pupils give
= progra mot about fifteen min
uteS consisting of attractive song
and dance numbers. Children APP
peariag will include Barbara Ben
nett, Elizabeth Brown, Sara Lee
Allen. Lille Ferguson and Mar
yaret Dixon. with Mrs. Everette
Dixon as accOmpanlSt. The u. ID.
{. chapter will use the proceeds
for a worthy cause and the ladies
nope 10 have 4 good attendance.
The times-news., 1938-09-15
Fassifern Term
Formally Opened

The 32nd annual session Of the
FaSsifern School for Girls was for
maIlv opened this morning with 4
large enrolment Of young ladies
from about II states and five for
eign countries.
In a brief opening exercise in
the school chapel this morning the
new and old students were wei
coined to HcnderSomVille by a
number of representatives Of or
CARNATIONS in the city
4 number of improvements
were made to the school property
during the summer months.
The times-news., 1938-09-15
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rutherford
Lane. OF New Jersey. who have
resided in Charlotte for the past
two wears, have rented the Han
sen home in Lyman Heights.
Their daughters, Misses Jack and
I'LL Lane. will attend FaSSifern.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanna, of
Galveston. Texas, are guests OF
their sister. Mrs. Agnes EichlitZ,
at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. j. ).
Brown.
Mrs. Martha B. Erckman has
gone t. Memphis, Tenn, to visit
Nr. and Mrs. Robert Erckman, the
former her son. at ii South Nc
Lean street. Later she will go to
St. Petersburg. Fla. to spend the
winter again.
Miss Daisy Waddill, who has
been the guest of Mrs. A. +. Sam
pie for awhile, has left for her
home in New York City. En- route
she will visit her sister, Mrs. G.
Reynolds Combs, Jr.. for a few
days. Miss Waddill Was accom-
panied by Miss Polly Hamilton,
of Jacksonville, Fla.
DR.. q. Roy Keith, Jr., Of Nor
canton. will motor to Atlanta,
Ga. tomorrow for Mrs. Keith and
their young son, Roy Heard; they
will be weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. D. X. Keith here.
Bill Beck has returned to Chap
rl Hill, where he will be q soph-
omore at the University this year.
David McFarlan has entered
Georgia Tech in Atlanta.
Daniel Waddell is a freshman
at Breyard college i'll BreVard
this year.
Billy Combs has entered the
Darlington school IN Rome, Ga.
Miss Betty Andrews. Uf Chapel
Hill. who spent the summer here,
has gone to Greensboro where she
will attend ". c. of U. n. G.
Miss Wilma Young left today
To- resume her studies at the Col
lrgc of Charleston in Charleston,
:. c., where she will be a senior.
Miss Maude Station returned to
Greensboro today to resume her
studies as II Junior at w. G. of
U. n. c.
Miss Bessie Mae McFadden has
accepted position to teach in the
Allen Jay high school near High
Point.
Mr.. Charles F. Sides. of Balti-
more. Md. has gone to Salisbury
to visit other relatives after
stay with his sister, Mrs. Frank
Marlborough, here.
Mr.. Oliver Fuller and grand
children. Katherine and Fada
Striker and Bill Striker, of Tren-
ton, y. j.. spent a few days at
Laurel Park Inn.
Mr.. o. NJ. Brown and son, Ed
gar Brown. are OH 4 short trip
TO Marion, 5. c.
Mrs. S. Y. Bryson and family
are returning today to their home
on Oakland street which was rent
ed for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Armstrong
and family are back in their home
which was rented for the season.
The times-news., 1938-09-15
FLETCHER ARRANGES
P.-T.A. MEET TONIGHT

FLETCHER, Sept. IS. (SpeciaD
The first meeting for this year of
the Fletcher Parent-Teacher asso-
citation will be held at the high
school this evening at 1880.
Mrs. Lewis Israel, president,
will announce the standing com
mittees for the year. The teach
ers have been asked to name their
grade mothers. The work of the
association for the school year will
be planned.
The times-news., 1938-09-15
DEEDS FILED
Activity in the Real Es.
tate Market in the
Last Week

Mortgage Corp. of Va, to Ruby
Taft Ebert. lot Hebron Drive.
Sam l.. Ray to Evelyn Creswell
Washington, tract, Hendersonville.
Alice H. Drake to Edna Sronce.
lot Fleming street.
Emma Drayton Grimke to Rich
ard Breckenridge, lots 2 and 3, A.
H. Tabor land.
County Farmers Mutual Curb
Market to L. B. Jackson ct ux, lot
King street.
VI. SzamtolSki to Bertha Butler
ct al. tract Mills River
Bertha Butler Brown ct vir to
Daisy Butler ct vir,' tract Mills
River. ."
Associate Ref. Pres. Assembly
Grounds, Inc, TO J. G. PlaXcO, lot
3, block /, A. r. P. grounds.
Margaret R. Stewart ct vir to
G. w. Morris ct TX, tract Mills
River.
Margaret Haynes Spoon ct al to
Lionel D. Bass ct al, 2 tracts, Ed
neyvillc.
Mrs. A. II. Smith to Rhododen~
dron Corp, tract Laurel Park.
jamie d. Hamer ct vir to +. b.
Odgen, Jr., ct ux, Piney Mountain
tract, r. B. Hamer Est.
bessie Moses ct vir to T. L.
Whiteside, acre.
Sanford w. Brown ct uX to Ter
rell Anders, u l-2 acres Hender-
SOnville.
A. R. 2. Assmb. Grounds, Inc,
to Lillian Belle Thrasher, lot z,
block l, A. R. P. Assemb. Grnds.
Pilot Life Ins. Co., to K. G.
Gray ct ux, lot 4th avenue.
Deborah Stepp ct al to F. A.
Towles ct TX, lot Shepherd street.
Vernal Freeman ct al to n. I.
Hudgins ct ux, lots "a and 25,
block F; lot 80, block K, Bat Cave
Manor
0. A. Anders ct ux to Beulah
Mae Dalton, tract Hendersonville
township.
Alexina Taylor to Burgin r.
Hyder, ll2 acres Blue Ridge.
W. A. Williams ct ux to Chas.
H. Wright ct TX, 7 acres, Hoopers
Greek.
C. B. Black to T. B. Galloway,
lot Justice street.
r. B. Galloway to Frank Edney
ct TX. lot Justice street.
Herman Gold ct ux to Adeline
Littman ct al, IA 1916 acres Hen
derSOnville township.
National Bank of Commerce to
Adeline Littman ct al, IA 1915
acres Hendersonville township.
H. c. Hudgins ct ux to Paul h.
Skevakis ct uX. lots "a and 20,
block F, Bat Cave Manor.
Brownlow Jackson to First Fed
eral Savings & Loan Assn, lot
Fifth avenue.
Alice NJ. King to Col. Edward
p. King, Jr., 6 acres Henderson
vile township. ~
Kate Crook Bowden to John b.
Middleton ct ux, 2 tracts.
P. p. Johnson ct al to w. o.
Johnson, 2 tracts Hendersonvllle
township.
F. A. Roberts to Rhododendron
Corp, lot Laurel Park.
f. l.. Marshall ct ux to Joe
Bowman ct ux, IL acres Blue
| Ridge.
! G. L. Shipman ct ux to Mont
Ward CT ux, lot IL, block Il Mac
MILAN c. King lands.
Rena c. Cooley ct vir to Th0s
Shepherd ct TX, lot 2nd Ave. w
The times-news., 1938-09-15
ROOSEVELT DEALT
REBUFF IN EVERY
ATTEMPTED PURGE

CONTINUED from page one)
again in January. Missing will be
! Senator William &. McAdoo, Il
New Deal Democrat. who fell be-
| fore Sheridan Downey, proponcnt
of the $30-cveIy-wcck pension
scheme. in Calfornia's primary.
Senate Majority Leader Alben W.
BarEley. d., Ky.. was rcnominated
as was Senator Elmer Thomas,
d., Okla. both Of whom got Il
uat on the back from the chief
executive.
Democratic incumbcntS were
unOppoScd in four states IN which
primaries were held Tuesday.
They were Senators Ebert Thorn
as of Utah, Adams Of Colorado,
Fred h. Brown of New Hamp-
shire, and John H. Oyerton Of
Louisiana. Thomas Republican
opponent will be DR.. Franklin 5.
Harris, president Of Brigham
! Young university.
Adams will be opposed by Ar
chibald Lee, Republican. Browns
foe will be Representative Charles
w. Tobey, who defeated Eliot w.
Carter for the Republican nomi-
nation. Nomination Of OvertOn
was tantamount to election.
In Vermont. Senator Ernest
Gibson was rcnominated by Re-
publicans while in Washington,
Senator Homer T. Bone, an ar
dent New Dealer, won easily.
Fred c. Martin, Democrat, will
oppose Gibson. Senator Carl Har-
den, D., AriZ., was renominated.
Arkansas Republicans selected G.
d. Atkinson, Of Fayetteville, to
oppose Senator Hattie Caraway,
! Democrat.
Chief interest in the Michigan
primary centered on the guberna--
torial race. Democrats picked
Governor Frank Murphy, one of
the nations top New Dealers, who
had no opposition. Republicans Sc
lected former Governor Frank
Fitzgerald. In South Carolina the
official outcome OF the Dlttef
run-off primary battle between
Burnet r. Maybank, young mayor
of Charleston, and Wyndham
manning. dirt farmer. for the gu
bernatorial nomination, was de-
layed by the seizure of the ballots
in Charleston county. The action
was taken by national guardsmen
on order of Governor Johnston
and at the request of Manning.
Chairman Morris D. Sheppard,
D., Tex, of the Senate campaign
expenditures investigating COM
mittee said ii will "do something
soon" unless it receives report
from Representative G o m er
Smith. unsuccessful Democratic
foe of Senator Thomas in the re-
cent Oklahoma primary, on his
campaign expenditures. Sheppard
said the committee can cite Smith
for contempt of the senate, but
II wouldn't think of doing that
yet" ........
The times-news., 1938-09-15
u. S. STANDS READY TO
EVACUATE CITIZENS S

Continued from page one)
British foreign office was keeping
Kennedy informed of develop
ments and Kennedy, in turn, was
cabling Hull. The secretary also
was keeping his finger on the
Italian pulse through William
Phillips, ambassador to Rome,
who was to have left for the Uni
ted States yesterday but cancelled
his plans.
The times-news., 1938-09-15
TROOP ONE GIRL
SCOUTS WILL MEET

Mrs. r. s. Gibbs, Jr., today an
nounced the meeting of Troop l,
Girl Scouts, to be held at the cab
in at the usual hour, $3.50 p. m,
Friday, and asked that all troop
members attend provided with
luncheon. bathing suits and money
for swimming fees if the weather
is good.
The times-news., 1938-09-15
DEATH TAKES
THOS. WOLFE
WelI-Known Asheville Au-
thor Succumbs In
Baltimore

The AShrville Times this after
noon reported that Thomas Wolfe.
native OF AshcviIlr, and author of
Look Homcward Angel and
''Of Time and the River" died
this morning at $50 O'Clock at
Johns Hopkins hospital. Baltimore.
Wolfe, WhU was 81 years old,
died as Il result of an acute cere-
bral infection after undergoing
two operations at Baltimore. He
was first stricken with pneumonia
while touring at Vancouver, b. L.
The times-news., 1938-09-15
MISSES WELLS ARE
ATTENDING COLLEGE

Miss Sharleen Wells, of Edney-
vile, has entered the Alabama
State College for Women at Mon
tevallo, Ala, and her sister, Miss
Juanita Wells, has returned to
Brevard college where she is a
senior this year.
In a previous issue it was stat,
ed that Miss Sharleen had entered
school at Mobile and Miss Juanita
at Mars Hill. This was in error.
The times-news., 1938-09-15
DEER ESCAPES, TRUCK BURNS

HAMMONTON, N. j., Sept. Is.
UP)-Burt Gamble jammed on
the brakes in his new $1,000
truck today when a deer darted
across the road. The sudden stop
overturned a can of gasoline
which caught fire, destroying the
truck. The deer, untouched,
scampered into the woods.
The times-news., 1938-09-15
MOTORIST HITS PEACOCK

ARCADIA, Calf. (UP)-Frank
NJ. Hart probaly is the only mot
orist to hit a peacock. A flock of
the bird inhabit Rancho Santa
Anita. He reported the matter to
the police and said he was unable
to locoate the peacock afterward.
The times-news., 1938-09-15
81 APPLES ON BRANCH

A single branch from an apple
tree bearing 81 apples was brought
to the Times-News office today by
7. @. Ledbetter. The branch came
from the Ledbetter orchard in the
Edneyville section.
The times-news., 1938-09-15
KIDNEYS
MUST REMOVE
EXCESS ACIDS
Help IS Miles Of Kidney Tubes
Flush Out Poisonous Waste

II YOU haye an excess ui acId ~aste 10 yout
blood, your Is miles Of kidney tubes msy ts
Oyer-~orked. These tiny filters and tubes ale
working day and night to help Nature rid You
system VI posonou. waste.
When functional kidney disorder pefInits
poisonous matter to remain IL the blood.
you won't feel we'll. This may cause nsggihG
backache, rheumatic pain. leg pains. lose oi pep
snd energy, getting up nights, swelling, put1hees
under the eyes. headaches and dizziness. II you
have trouble with frequent or scanty passages
thing wrong with your kidneys or blsdder
Kidneys may need help the same as bowel,
81 ark your druggist for Doans Pills. used
successfully by millions for over 30 yesrs.
They give happy relief and will help the -
miles VI kidney tubes flush out polsonosA
vast. from your blood Get Dosns Pills.
The times-news., 1938-09-15
XSMkathM@E

Maximum temperature-G0 de-
grees.
Minimum-64 degrees.
Mean-77 degrees.
Days range-26 degrees.
Rainfall-.02 inch.
Normal mean temperature foi
September-66.9 degrees.
Rainfall to date-3.01 inches.
Normal rainfall-5.04 inches.
The times-news., 1938-09-15
sooTHSAYERS PROGRESS

NEW YORK, Sept. Is. (UP)-
The international Association of
Fortune Tellers reported at its
convention today that it is now
possible to tell fortunes from So
cial security numbers.
The times-news., 1938-09-15

The Everglades of Florida have
an area Of more than 1000 square
miles.
The times-news., 1938-09-15

The fighting fish of Siam often
engage in duels lasting six hours.
The times-news., 1938-09-15

Binoculors were invented u
1908. ..--
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-17
MRS. MICHAEL PYM = 70.
TELLS ABOUT WAR

Continued from Page Onel
intention being. I think, to estab-
lish a constitutional government.
Il forecast the war in Spain.
some time ago, because things
like that are easy to see coming.
AAs a few side slants, did YOU
know that it costs just eleven
pesetas 10 have a bomb thrown
in Spain. One dopy fellow was
hired to throw a bomb, and. COM
passionately. he lugged the thing
around for hours trying to find a
place he could throw it where no
one could be hurt So finally he
blew up a public comfort station
with it.
ASKED about a number of mat
tiers over town, Mrs Ppm said
that she had seen the Madras.
India, aquarium, which is listed
as the most complete" aquarium
in the world, that she had admir-
ed the Naples. Italy aquarium.
which boasts that 1t is the most
Interesting in the world, but
she thinks that the Key West
Aquarium is the most ~beauti-
full in the world.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-17
CHRIS ORTIZ To
TAKE PART In
OPERA TONIGHT
KEY wEsTER TAKING OUT
STANDING PART IN Pro
DUcTIoNs IN LOUISIANA
SCHOOL OF MUSIC

UNIVERSITY, La. March Ia.
Chris Ortiz, the grandson of the
late Ben Think" Demeritt. Of Key.
West, is taking an outstanding
part in the operate productions
of the Louisiana State university
school Of music. slt
InHhLa Traviata", the Verdi op-
erD based on Dumas The Lady
Of the cannellias." Mr.. Ortiz was
chosen by PasquaIe Amato. the
great operate baritone who IS
artist director of opera and head
Of the voice department AZ the
university. to sing the role Of Al
fredo Germont Thursday night.
March IL. Katherine Landry Of
Baton Rouge and z. Lyndon
Crews of Lawrenceville, H., win
appear in this cast with MIR. Ortiz
in the principal roles of Violetts
and Giorgio Germont-
The son Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
L. Ortix, 7704 Arden street. Tam
pa. bIr. Ortiz IS a second year
student at the university. hay
ing received a scholarship during
the summer Of 1886 following an
addition with Mr. Amato IN At
lanta- Ca. He IS soloist a. the
First Presbyterian church IN
Baton Rouge, and has been fea-
tured many times as soloist on
numerous occasions in the city.
He was born in Key West. and
later moved with his family %
Tampa
This opera. the i1th ss1ch pro
duction Of the university. IS BE-
ing given four consecutive nights
IN Baton Rouge this week March
=. il viii be given in the Mum
opal auditorium. New Orleans. -
= featured event 81 the Nrw Or
1eans Spring fiesta. and Il win
be given = fffh tine IN Baton
Rouge March IS. when sscdents
from each college ard university
IN the state vii be guestz Dr.
II ". Stopher 5 director Of -
school. and Louis HaSsrlraars
ne eminent operate cunduetaE
: the condnesor-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-17
BARCELO LEADS
LOCAL HTTERS
SETS PACE IN MONROE couN
TY BASEBALL LEAGUE
WITH $50 AVERAGE

Batting averages of the Monroe
County Baseball League for the
first three games follow:
BarceIo, 9 hits. 4 runs. Is times
st bat, .692: Eloy Acevedo, 3 times
up. run, 2 hits. .667: a Aeevedo;
IA times up. 6 runs. Z hits. 500;
Rueda, 7 times up, 3 runs, 4 hits.
ST.; Soldano, Z times up, runs,
4 hits, ST.; NJ Acevedo, Joe
Kelly. each hitting 500;
Sterling, 400; F. Acevedo. .416::
" Griffin, 600; Malgrat, 1868:
Macain, l. Rodriguez. Gabriel
Stanley and Salinero,5 each 1888;
Molina, 300; callejas Al Rod
riguez, each $50. I'D J" 49, 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-17
M E NpIRE FOR A LaDYrlAaX
Elsfss 49, aLss g. ,L ,!..Is ~

SYNOPSIS: Our Iore for q
young English girl has kept ny
uncle, James Clyde, and myself
EPaul ThoTne) IN tropical BaIin-
gong through q Dyal revolt and
Malay defeat. Christine FoTTesfer,
Uisioning great empire here, has
made Clyde Tajah. Rentongen, the
suitnn's Representatives, dTTires 70
continue the destTuctiUe govern
pleHt Of the Malags. SiBiuItdne-
0nsly. beod-hazgry Dyak tribe
rebels. When ! sHagest that Chris
tine leove the Island, she Is deep
" hurt. -ATe yoR going 70 marry
james Clyde?2 I ask impnIsiUely.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-17

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-17
SUMNER SUITS
AT ARONOVITZ

"whaCs an this you've been
telling aboot in your advertise
ments concerning the best sum
mer suits IN town. So queried
fwo prominent Key WcsterS this
week 81 charles Aronavitz. pro
prietor 81 this eiy's only depart
menl Store
Upon being shown the famous
line Of HaSpel'S SIX and Yarn
suits. the two gentlemen. pleas