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Of Miss Priscilla Evelyn

wedding Of Miss Priscilla Evelyn
Pratt. daughter Of Capt. and Mrs.
Daniel Harry Pratt, to Mr.. Fred
erick Henry Kluckhuhn, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick J. Kluckhuhn of
Laurel. The Rev. Edwin J. Lee per-
formed the ceremony at o'clock on
September ~.
The north dining room was used
for the ceremony and an improvised
altar was banked with ferns and
candelabra. Two little pages
dressed in white, laid the bridal rug
and carried the white satin ribbons,
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore a white satin
gown cut with v neckline and
having long, tight-f1tting sleeves,
The long veil fell over the train and
was held by a coronet of orange
blossoms and the brides bouquet
was of orchids, gardenias, lilies of
the valley and bavardia, tied. with
flowing ribbon.
Mrs. Howard J. Simons was her
sisters matron Of honor and wore
a golden brown silk jersey gown.
She carried large rust color chrys-
anthemums.
The bridesmaids were Miss Helen
Kientz, in blue satin, who carried
yellow chrysanthemums: Miss Mar
ion Reynolds, in Indian spice satin,
whose flowers were rust chrysanthe-
NUNS, and Miss Alice Thompson,
in sage green. with rust-color chrys-
anthemums.
Diane H. Pratt, another sister OF
the bride, acted as Junior bridesmaid
She wore a peach color taffeta gown,
made long and on bouffant lines.
and she carried golden brown chrys-
anthemums.
Mr.. Robert Kluckhuhn Of Laurel
was his brothers best man and the
ushers, classmates of the bridegroom
at Maryland University, were Mr..
William Maynard of Baltimore and
Mr. Arnold Korab of College Park.
In the receiving line at the re-
ception which followed the wedding
were the parents Of the couple, the
bridegroom mother wearing a ma
room velvet gown with matching
hat and a corsage of roses. and the
bother of the bride wearing soldier
blue, with matching turban and a
corsage of roses.
For travelling the bride wore
black wool costume dress with red
accessories and a corsage of orchids
on her silver fox jacket.
The bride attended local schools
and the bridegroom is graduate OF
Maryland University. The couple
will live at 5000 South Dakota ave-
nue. until they build their new home
Mr.. and Mrs. William Maynard
! of Baltimore and Mr.. Frank j.
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Weddings
Of Interest
Continued From Page B-3.)

NOAtAIuCu CIOul rage o.SJ
Mrs. william F. Dodge Of Mount
Vernon, N. Y, and Mr.. Robert
Arthur Mushet Of Arlington, Mass.
son of MIR. and Mrs. Robert Mushet
took place Saturday evening, Sep
tember %, at 8 o'clock in the Trans
figuration Episcopal Church. DR.
]. j. Quelly oficiating. The church
was decorated with palms, ferns
and white chrysanthemums.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her uncle, Mr.. T. B
Adams, wore a white satin gown
and a veil which was fastened
by a juliet cap of seed pearls. Her
bouquet was Of white orchids and
lilies of the valley.
Mrs. William B. Burnell, cousin
Of the bride, was her matron Of
honor and wore an ice-blue color
satin gown and carried a bouquet
Of pink roses.
Mrs. Robert T. BARLEY Of Boston
and Miss Eleanor Adams, also
cousins OF the bride, were the other
attendants. Both wore pink satin
gowns and carried bouquets of pink
roses and lavender astors. Lois
Jones was the little flower girl,
wearing a nile green taffeta frock
and carrying a small basket of
rose petals.
Mr.. Dexter Brine of Boston was
the best man and the ushers were
Mr.. William B. Burnell and Mr..
Joseph Arth.
A reception for relatives and
friends was held at the home Of
the bride following the ceremony.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Mushet left
on a wedding trip to Miami, the
bride wearing a blue suit trimmed
in blue fox fur with black acces-
sories and a corsage Of American
Beauty roses. The out-of-town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William
F. Dodge of Mount Vernon, N. Y;
Mr. and Mrs. H. Roger Of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Buehler
of New York City. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Mushet of Arlington, Mass; Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. McDonough OF
Watertown, Mass, and Miss Maud
Mclean of Arlington, Mass.
On their return Mr.. and Mrs
Mushet will make their home in
Waltham, Mass.
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Chi|e's Army Ordered
To Crush Disorders
Nv III. Axsoc;sted prssx

BY the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. l8.-
Chile's armed forces received in
structions today to crush any at
tempts to create disorders In rival
demonstrations tomorrow Of Right
lists and Leftists.
Guillermo Labarca, Minister Of
the Interior. ordered the armed
forces to crush with the greatest
energy any transgression of the law"
that might occur during the DEM
onstrations.
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Miss Priscilla Pratt
Bride of F. H. Kluckhuhn
The Army and Navy Country Club
in Arlington was the scene of the
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In Chronological Order.

The program, which was arranged
In a rather chronological order,
opened with the late l7th century
composer. Andre Raisons "Offerte"
upon 'Vive le Roi." From Bach s
great organ works. Mr.. Bonnet SUBJ
stituted the "Fantasie and Fugue in
G Minor" for the programmed Toe
cata and Fugue in D Minor" Taking
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Organ Recital
By Bonnet
Wins Praise
Large Audience
Hears French Artist
At Cathedral
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

An event of unusual musical i'm
portance was the appearance Of the
French organist, Joseph Bonnet, in
recital last night at the Washington
Cathedral. Many years have passed
since a local audience has had an
opportunity to hear Mr.. Bonnet and
the large attendance testified to the
interest the recital aroused.
With the first phrase that he
played Mr.. Bonnet demonstrated
that master musician was at the
console Of the great Cathedral
organ. There is a positiveness in
his performance and an exceptional
clarity which forms a background
for wide variety of expression in
which his keen appreciation of the
possibilities of the organ were at
once apparent. Guided by an i'm
peccable taste, he maintains a re-
flnement of style that is warm and
spiritual at the same time. It Is
the kind of organ Interpretation
that reveals the potentialities of the
instrument and awakens a real re-
sponse in the listener to the peculiar
beauty of the music for it whether
In reverent, religious vein or more
powerful in a larger expression.
Feeling for Dynamics.
Mr.. Bohnet's just feeling for
dynamics and sensitiveness in regis
tration are exceptional 1t is rare,
indeed, to find ony one with the
proper understanding of such
minute differences of color as can
be expressed by mezzo-pianissimo
and mezzo-forte, yet these small
gradations working into bigger ef-
fects were exquisitely arrived at.
Whether in bravura or more re-
strained character. the smoothness
Of his registration was JOY to hear.
Last evenings program contained
several numbers in tender mood in
the portrayal of which Mr.. Bonnet
eXcells. Prominent among these
were his own "Berceuse" and "Ariel"
and the lovely "Cancion Religiosa"
Of De Cabezon, one of the great
Spanish organists and composers Of
the 10Th century and Noel sur les
flutes" by the 18th century French
organist, Claude Daquin.
In Chronological Order.
The program, which was arranged
In a rather chronological order,
opened with the late l7th century
composer. Andre Raisons "Offerte"
upon "Vive le Roi." From Bach s
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New Floor Show Now
Al the Club Moderne

This weeks floor show Mt Club
hoderns Is featured by Clark and
Van. a splendid dance team which
gees to town in a big way. This
famous team Is versatile and clever
with hkeabls and catchy personsli-
ties. A novelty drunk" number
by Clark Belcin draws immediate
attention and throws the entire au-
dienee into commissions Of laughter.
Floor shows are presented twice
nightly at Club Moderne, located
ON the Olympia highway just two
miles south OF rscomas city's
limits. Reservations are being
taken at Lakewood s2ii for SStur-
day nights supper-show which will
include Clark and Van. ozzie Ross,
Lucille lane. Lee Purity. Gene Ed
wards. Rernsdette Betty and the
inimitahle Moderns-sires with the
talk Of the town-drummer, Don
King.
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do modelling, and that she has sup
ported Mrs Levee since. Most OF
her biographers have understood
that at Ia she met Florenz Ziegfeld
at her uncle's home, that the
famed Snowman offered her 4
chance in Rio Rita" and that her
mother agreed after much per-
sussion and on the condition that
she would continue her studies
with a tutor.
Actually. although she may have
started with Ziegfeld at Is. she
was II when he staged Rio Rita -
There are people In Hollywood
who declare she was out here
trying TO crash the studios In 1927
and rs She certainly came here
after her Reno divorce from Ed
win sometimes called Edward)
James wealthy Asheville, n. C.
lumber man. An interval then is
variously reported to have been
occupied by dude ranching in
Arizon dramatic lessons in
Hollywood and trip TO Europe
Her first picture work was in the
chorus OF The Kid from Spain.
released in November. 1882. Dur
ing that production Miss Goddard.
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But they don't know the sheri-
dams" the Sheridan said. I've
been saving my money for five
years and I can sit just as tight
as they can
The red headed Miss s. whose
crimson paiamss revealed the
proper curves in the proper places.
didn't look hungry. even though
she hasn't collected = pay check
for four months and may not get
another one for five years.
The Warmers suspended her from
the payroll last August because she
refused to exude oomph from the
screen longer for a mere $500 a
week She demanded 81. 900. The
Warmers offered $1,000. Unless
there Is a compromise at around
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MARRIED. By
CATALINA MAYOR

Hollywood hasn't r~sentsd
Psulette's little fshriestons, for
not since Clara Bow has any
screen glsmorist displayed such
an amazing and eolorful fancy.
She seems never TO have told her
story twice in the same way. but
she slwsys has been utterly
charming. and everybody hikes
Pauletts.
And anyway. II wasn't Mss
Goddard who started all this. For
long while she held a strained
silence and began 70 talk only
when David Selznieks publicists
insisted she make some statement
about her-if snv-msrriSge. That
was when she WAS appearing in
The Young in Heart
So she declared she and Charlie
had been married b. the mayor Of
Catalina Island. There never has
been a mayor. or even justice Of
the peace. 81 Catalina. Sunse-
euenuy the actress has eonfided
that the ceremony took place AT
Shanghai, Canton and Singapore.
Three Long Island towns have
been named IS her birthplace.
Joseph Levse seems to have been
the second husband OF Alta tor
Alice Goddard. Marion who b.
came Paaletts) vss born Jon< !,
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81 SOC. Annie seems TO be stymied
by a brace Of legal clauses.
They've got me under con-
tract with five. more years 10 90,
and II I don't work for them.
cant work for anybody she said.
But II they're trying TO starve me-
into submission, they've got an
other think coming
Last year Annie said she earned
sic. 500 by working in so many
movies shes still a little dizzy.
When she finished paying taxes.
agents. servants, managers. and
dressmskers (oomph girls have got
to have oomph clothes) there
wasn't much left.
Il know $500 a week sounds like
a lot to people making $40" Annie
continued, but I have no illusions
about myself. III last about five
more years in movies. with luck,
anu 6ANtE NAdl 4 a " on AcdIs oIU.
I'll be though. So I've got 10 make
the money now. or not at all
She said furthermore that she
didn't consider her demands un-
reasonable. In the last five months
she worked, she starred in five hit
pictures.
Wants Some OF II
One OF them / remember was
They Drive BY Night" she said.
Tn the first eight weeks of its run,
that one picture made berer than
81 900 900 profit There's some
thing wrong when they cant nav
the red-head her fair share Of the
loot"
That still isn't all. The War
ners' red-head said there's been
many report from a source she
could mention, but wouldn't, that
she either has married George
Brent, or Is about to do same. and
that In the meantime he's giving
her lot of bum advice. 'Tain't
true, she said.
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family Of political notsblss In this
country which has produced such
. splendid actress.
Miss Bsnkhead represents the
third generation OF the family
10 attain national prominence
Founder Of the clan was her
grandfather. the first senator
John Hollis Bankhead. He Is
often referred to A. the father Of
good roads because Of his untiring
efforts as chairman OF the post
office and post roads committee
over a long stretch Of years. When
he died score Of years ago. he
had the satisfaction Of knowing
Mat his three cons and his grand
daughter were not going TO dis
grace the family name by sinful
eloth. 1dlepess has never been q
Bsnkhead trait. Who's Who"
hs<s three Of his sons. and his
granddaughter has won fame on
two continents.
Like Father, Like Son
Before the old senator died, he
had the pleasure OF seeing one OF
his sons. the late William Brock
man Bsnkhead. elected 10 the
house Of representatives. II was
the first time In American history
that q father served In the senate
while son was a member OF the
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Cinderella. Mrs. Charles Chaplin.
or the Queen of the Pixies
II seemed nothing could divert
Miss Goddard's attention from fic-
ton TO biography until along
came some attorneys brandishing
court orders and other blunt in
struments of the law. For them,
she talked facts.
Privately she helped strsig hten
out a $50 600 damage action in
volving magazines misstatement
OF her paternity an error, Incl
dentsllv. which resulted from two
interviews with the imaginative
actress. And publicly. she had sent
into superior court here few bit
ter details OF her early life as
arguments against a suit brought
BY her estrsnged father for an al
lowsnee OF $50 a week.
These particulars are scsnty
and still leave many hszy chap
tiers in the story OF Marion Levee's
% years. However, her answer to
the demand by Joseph r. Levee
reveals she had to 60 to work at
Ia as model to support her
mother. and that she became q
Ziegfeld showgirl At IS. The doeu-
ment also specifically identifies her
as the wife O. Chaplin. although
the time and place Of the esre-
money remain as mysterious as
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curvseeous platinum BLOND, net
Chaplin.
LEAVES
CHAPLIN HOME
After Psul.tt. had been tested
several times for the role of
Scarlet O'Hars in GWTW. she is
generally believed to have sntag-
onized the producer by giving
some premature hints that she was
set for the part The actress &C
knowledges she spoile her
chances, but declares she did it by
introducing Vivien Leigh to David
Selznick during party at the
Chaplin home. The producer him.
self always has said he first met
and considered Miss Leigh when
his brother. Myron. an agent,
brought her to the studio.
And so go the contradictions
The last time Miss Goddard talked
to a writer. the interview was in
terrupted by the arrival of a
family friend. She mentioned that
she had just told her life story.
and the friend suggested maybe
she shouldn't have said SO much
"Oh, that's all right" Miss God
dsrd treasured him. Not word
OF it's true"
A Chaplin-Goddard separation
was reported several weeks ago.
and 1t has been since then that
each has acknowledged they actu-
ally were married. The actress
left the Chaplin home and is liv-
ing in the beach house OF her
agent. who incidentally is Myron
Selznick. He won't let her talk to
anyone these DAYS.
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Bill Cleans House!

Fans OF William Boyd and
they are legion will welcome
the news that the popular western
hero is now starring at the Riviera
theater in Three Men From
Texas"
Boyd, better known as
"Hopalong Cassidy" has for
his companions. Russell Hay
den and Andy Clyde and the
adventure upon which they
embark offers the steel-neryed
riders of the plains another
opportunity TO demonstrate
the reason western films are
among the most popular Of all
Hollywood productions.
The story Is an exciting one and
the action is sustained throug bout
the picture.
TN the same new hill nj the
Barovic house II mystery
tale titled. phantom or
Chinatown" In the lead roles.
both male and female. we
find native Chinese turning In
capable performances.
keye Luke is the hero OF the
story while Lotus Long gives him
good reasons for taking some long
chances in solving the strange
ways OF San Francisco's China
town
Thus we find the new bill 81 the
Riviera designed solely for enter
tainment purposes
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Dog Star!

Worner Bros took out SO
900 insurance on Pord, two
yeor-old terrier. for the duro-
ton OF the filming OF High
Sierro." in which Humphrey
BoQort ond lido Lupino ore
stored. The dog, holt Boston
bull ond holt wire hoir, wos
insured when reports from the
set Indicted thot Pord wos O
find" ond would Toxic ms
ploce with CONNIE stors OF
stooe ond screen.
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tion as speaker OF the house. The
speaker once had wanted 10 be
an actor himself, and his pride
knew no bounds when his daughter
won acclaim In the theater.
There's another John Hollis
Bankhesd In the senate now. This
would be Tsllulah's uncle. A third
son of the old senator Is Henry
MeAulsy Bankhead. Henry has
had a long career In the army.
beginning In the Spanish war In
which he was a captain OF volun-
teers, thence to the regular service
and advancement on his files. until.
as a lieutenant colonel, he was re-
tired In 1922 and given the rank
OF full colonel, retired Since 1898
he has been commercial sttsche
of the u. s. legation In ottawa.
walks Alone
Tallulah In the first member
Of the family to invade the the
alter, inheritor OF her mothers
beauty her mother WAS Eugenia
Siedge, one OF the most beautiful
women OF the South at the turn
of-the-century - as well as her
fathers energy. Tnllulsh. when
she was In the ingenue class. be-
came one Of the earliest holders
Of the title Of Glsmor Girl (Tal-
lulah Is In her thirties but she
started when she WAS very young }
Having shed her beams on New
York for a while. she went 10
London. and there became a tire
mendons sensation. a sort OF cult
or ritual worship. and for long
time there was nobody like Tai
lulsh In the whole West End.
Finally she came home and had
hard time finding a show. She
won critical praise for her acting
in half a dozen plays. but the
critics also said that the plays
were not up to Tsllulshs talents.
II WAS not until The Little Foxes"
came along that TalIulsh really
had = chance TO blossom out In
that exciting and non-populous
garden where grow those rare
flowers. the Great Ladies OF the
stage.
TIE hArd Way
TAnulAh could have had a mice
aristooratie time OF It down in
Alabama. But never was a Bank
head satisfied with anything like
that. I'm going TO be top
actress" aid Tsllulah long ago.
And a top actress she is today.
There Is passionate loyalty
TO one another among all these
Bsnkhesds. Tsllulah Is proud OF
her stage position. altogether her
own by right OF energy and talent.
and not dependent. even for its
start, an anything - petty as
family pressure. But she 10 by
no means ashamed Of being the
granddaughter OF senator, the
niece Of another. and the daughter
Of sthe late speaker OF the house.
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To We'd!

Princess Luana. "a. the hula
dancer who once sued Jackie Coo
gan for Islander. and Marvin n.
Sauer, 20. Seattle flying instruc-
tor. will be married on Christmas
Day.
Luana filed notice OF intention
to marry yesterday. giving her real
name as Mary Luana Wallace. She
said sauers plans 10 move to
Hollywood after the wedding He
is the son OF the late h. n. Sauers,
insurance executive.
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Going Strong

Word from Paramount's New
York office reveals the fact that
De Miles North West Mounted
Police is running 265 per cent Of
normal gross receipts.
II is pronounced the most sue
eessful De Mile picture since The
Ten Commandments and the big
gest Paramount hit since the sd-
vent OF sound
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BY PAUL HARRISON
>EA Service Staff Torrespond~r

NfS service starr Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD - For young
woman with reputation for
evasivensss. Pauletts Goddard has
been doing a Dot Of straight talk
ing lately.
Reporters who have been ques-
tioning her for years finally got
so muddled by her smiable but
variable replies they didn't know
whether they were writing about
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Dednnd Engaged!

The engagement OF Deanna
Durb,u to Vaughn Paul. ssso-
ciate motion picture producer.
has been announced by the
young singing actress par
ents. They win he married
next summer.
They first met four years
ago when Paul was sn assist
ant director ON one OF Dean
mas pictures. Both are EN-
ployed by Universal Pictures
studio.
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NovWHR'S TASTE

Judy GsIaands mother has not
only redecorsted her portable
dressing room in celebration OF
Judy's starting work IN 'ziegfeld
Girl but has installed small
spinet piano. q rhonograph and
a record cabinet. making the room
the envy OF every other star.
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Pinned Down in Court, Pauletie Goddard
Sheds Light on Her Mysterious Past

1911. according to movie direc.
tories. Some interviewers have
written she grew to adolescence on
the luxurious estate OF an uncle /:
others have heard her parents
separated early and the girl and
her mother spent all their time
travelling. Paulete being educated
at numerous private schools and
converts.
Her statement at court SAWS she
had to quit high school at IA to
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RETURN SHOWING

BEVERLY -- Rangers Of Furtuns -
starring Pred Ma Murray. also sir
Cedric Hardgicks IN Tom Brown q
School Days
eAPfTOI.-stan Laurel and oliver
Hardy In "Sap@ At sea slso Lois
Lane and James Craig In "zAnzi-
bar"
COMMUNITY - Jeffrey Lynn and
Brenda Marshall IN Money and the
Woman" also Robert Young and
Maufeen O'SuiliTan in Sporting
Blood
KAY STREET Ann sothern and II.
Bowman IN Gold Rush Maisie +"
also George OBrisn and Virginia
Vale in Stage to Chino"
LAKEWOOD 49, Ronsld ColmAn and
Ginger Rogers in Lucky Psrtnsrs "
also AKIN Tsmiroff ana Brian Don
levy In. The Great NcOinty
PROCTOR Robert Young and naur-
cen OSuiiivan IN Sporting Blood 3"
also lee Tracy and Linda Hayes Ia
.Aillionaires IN Prison"
REAIART-w illiam BOYD In Hidden
Gold also May Robson and henry
Davenport In Granny Get Your
Gun"
sIssET-Ann sothsrn and lee Bow
man In Gold Rush haisie also
Virginia Gilmore and Robert ster-
link in Manhattan Heartbeat"
sHTII-Chsster Morris and Buck
Jones in Wagons Westw ward also
Grant Wlthers and Pay Wrsy In
Navy Secrets
UNSET Dennis Morgan and Viz
sinia Bruce IN Plight Angels also
Peter Lore and Rochelle Hudson
in Island OF Doomed Men
TRNPfs-Ffrol FLYNN and Brenda
Marshall In '-rhe Sea Hawt also
Lloyd Nolan and Lynn Bari In
Pier 49,"
Liberty, Puyallnp - Jeanette Mac
Donald. Nelson Eddy and Joseph
sehildkrsut in Bitter Sweet "
RIVIERA. sumner Victor Mature
and Louise Piatt In Captain eau
ton" also the Jones Family In
On Their Own"
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Vacation Ouer.!

Donald Crisp returns 90 the
screen D~c. Is. following a six
months vacation. In Warner
Bros Winged Victory" with
Geraldine Fitzgerald and
James Stephenson. Also in the
ffim will he Mentagu Love and
Richard Ainie,. Crisp's last
picture before his vacation
~as CITY for Conquest"