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LOSER TAKE ALL
Dy Adelaide Hozelfins -

aWeYl get Terrence House ali
right" she confided to Matilda
when she returned to her room.
The bird responded by an affec-
tionate peck on her fingers. "It's
going to be ours at last"
But Friday morning Ann wasn't
so sure. The forenoon passed
without Jerry coming to her.
Neither did Mr.. Baxton send for
her. Then at IL o'clock the BUSH
ness of the Masons came UP.
She was sitting in the lobby
when the door opened and q
workman entered. He was little
man with the face of a scared
rabbit and he hurried across the
room to the desk very much as
would his animal prototype scurry
to a burrow.
my names Mason" he said
tentatively to Sarah.
well? If you've come to do
repair work Why didn't you re-
port to the back entrance?D
II it's not that" he wet his
lips with his tongue, tried again.
Il got to get help"
Help?" We make it a practice
to refuse charity. There are or
CARNATIONS for that purpose and
| advise you to apply to one of
them" She returned to her work
at the desk.
II mean =. / came to get help
for my wife,"
It's all the same"
She's down sick and the doc
tor :" He waited for Sarah to
give him her attention again but
she ignored him.
"You got doctor here?" he
asked finally.
She looked up at him now but
her green eyes frightened with
her lips. you'll have to GO some
place else"
Ann mentally cringed. If the
man were in trouble, some one
should help him. Knowing that she
would win nothing but the nurses
disfavor she walked quickly to
him.
Perhaps / can do something"
"Oh, would you, miss?" he said
gratefully. you see the plant
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Chapter 11

Chapter IL
A Mn could see the CLEAN of
"A brass buttons when Jerry put
the will into the pocket of his
tunic. She could see the amazed
expression on his face when the
light happened to shine upward.
He shaded his flash with his
hand again as he made his way
noiselessly to the door, stepped
through.
She heard the clicIc Of t.ie latch
when it fell into place behind him.
Pushing the drapery away from
her, she followed quickly after
him. There was no neeei for her
to look further. Jerry had the
will.
She managed the opening and
closing of the door. Then, safe In
the hall, she looked to the right
and the left. He was nowhere IN
sight.
Her first impulse was to go di-
rectly to his room, demand TO see
the will and get the whole affair
settled tonight. But when she re-
membered that it was fairly late
even for the future proprietor of
the hotel to be visiting young
mans room, she decided to wait
until morning.
Thinking he had been unde-
tected he would entity making the
surprise announcement himself.
For Of course he would make
the announcement. No matter
what she had said to him about
his designs on Terrence House she
had never really believed he
would be underhanded. He would
take what belonged to him but
he wouldn't rob her.
No, in the morning he would
show the will to all of them and
her troubles would be over.
She went to bed confident
that tomorrow her grandmother's
house would be hers in reality.
CHE rehearsed the apologies she
- would make to Jerry, the de-
mureness with which She would
receive the news that she had won
the undeclared war between them.
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doctors busy and he said If some
body from here could help until"
"Of course. I'll see il we can get
Dr.. Renfrow for you"
CARAH jumped up. @Dr. Rem
~ frow is the staff physician. He
takes no other cases..
But he did, all the time. OBJ
vieusly Sarah meant he didn't
take cases like the Mason's.
I'VE might let him decide that"
said Ann levelly.
Wei, we'll see!" Her voice was
brittle enough to break. She gave
Berts number to the operator.
There's a case here. Doctor"
she said silkily. I've explained
you don't take outside cases but
they insist you be called" She
listened a minute. "A laborer."
Then, "Oh, yes, charity. No, was
sure you wouldn't. Thank you,
Doctor"
She turned back to Ann. "He
can't help YOU"
Ann made no immediate reply.
She had heard enough to know
that Bert was refusing. No won
der with the picture Sarah paint
ed to him. But still, even If If
were charity case, didn't all doc
tors do some charity?
Where are you iving?" she
asked the man.
I'm the trailer camp"
Then you're a defense worker"
He nodded. SCOT to get back to
the job now. My wife, guess
she's got the flu"
Then she needs nursing as
much as she needs a doctor"
"She sure does The little one,
too"
The little one? A baby?"
Bout three months old"
Ann risked Sarah's fury again
to ask, ''Do you know of a nurse
this man could employ?"
II should say not" She bit the
words in two. mo nurse IN the
world would go to that filthy
camp"
I'll go myself" Ann said
steadily.
To be continued
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Watson, no mean strategist, has also
opened a second front. In Key West Crum-
mer threw up his r. E. drummer refund
(nearly completely when he failed to use
the situation to force bond dealer license
for drummer Company from the State Se-
curities Commission. AS he said he would
do, Watson has sent corps of experts to
the Island City, acts as though he plans to
carry out his promise to carry through the
refund If drummer wouldn't FuIler's
Florida Letter.
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THE HUMBLE MIND


AS a rule the greatest minds are those
that respect the opinions of others. Men OF
that type are never fanatics; they realize
that every question has two sides, or it would
not be question, and while they think they
are right, they don't Danish entirely from
their minds that there is a possibility they
may be wrong.
The man who thinks he has SUPERIOR
ity complex really has an inferiority COM
pick. The broadminded man, the man who
haesatudied much and has been close OBJ
server of human nature, is humbly aware
of how little he knows of the worlds aceu
INFLATED knowledge.
No truer adage has ever been written
than "A little knowledge is dangerous
thing" 1t leads its possessor to think that
only what he believes is right, and every
thing others believe, if it is contrary with his
belief, is wrong.
Unfortunately, that attitude is enter
tanned in the realm of religion more SO than
in any other walk of life We have our Bible,
but it often has been said that man of any
cf the thousands of sects and creeds can
find something in the Bible to bear out his
belief Make a remark about this or that,
and he instantly quotes Scripture to try to
point out that you are wrong. If you are suf-
ficiently familiar with Scripture, you will
be able to quote something to prove that
you are right.
From that it may be gathered that the
Scriptures are contradictory, but such is not
the case. The contradiction is caused by the
construction placed ON the particular para
graph, sentence or part of a sentence, by an
the Scriptures teach but one thing, the love
of God and brotherly love. Should we adj
here to those precepts, and refuse to be
drawn into useless and interminable argu-
ments that would lead one to believe that
God is concerned in petty differences, we
fulfill cur infinite and finite duties at the
same time regardless of the church of which
we are votaries. In the final analysis, it is
what the heart feels, not what the tongue
says, that determines Christian character
or the lack of it. Lip service of an untrue
heart is of no consequence to God. He
knows your heart, and if evil is in it, all
your honeyed lippings can not assuage Him.
Our forefathers wisely guaranteed the
freedom of religious belief. That gives ev-
cry man the privilege to identify himself
with any church he wishes, and it gives no
man the privilege to try to cram down an
Others throat his concepts of religious
teachings; it gives no man the right to pro-
selyte among his fellowmen, particularly
after they have requested him not to modest
them, to try to change them from the faith
in which they believe.
What is your religious belief? What
ever it is, it is your privilege, under God
and under our Constitution, to adhere to it.
And you may be sure that the mind that
knows much, that is to say, the humble
mind, will not strive to tear you away from
your belief
a i,rcf poaoo ic xvbof uif1nr HiroInif0
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30
KEY WEST In
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF JUNE 80. 1898

The hurricane which struck the
southern part of Trinidad Tuesday
night is reported this morning to
be travelling enthusiastically to-
ward Jamaica, about 600 miles
southeast of Key West, according
to an Associated Press dispatch
from Washington, published in to-
days Citizen. The hurricane is of
small diameter but of great inten-
sity. It caused the loss of II lives
in Trinidad
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30
Today's Horoscope
JUNE 80

There is the making of a wor-
thy person if the nature is care
fully trained. Otherwise it may be
given over to license, leading to
break away from a perfectly
straight path in life.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

1S60.-Edward Fuller, Phila-
delphia newspaper editor and au-
thor, born Syracuse, N. Y. Died
April 20, 1888.
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1S2S.-Frederick F. Low, Cali
fornia pioneer, banker, governor
and diplomat, born Winterport,
Me. Died July 81, 1894.
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1841.-James H. Smart, noted
Purdue University president, born
Center Harbor, N. H. Died Feb. 81,
1900.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

l848-Edward Burgess. design
er of cup-winning yachts and en-
tomologist of note, born Sand
witch, Mass Died July II, 1891.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

Not all of the reduction in pay, when
the war-ends, will come to war workers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

1868-Mabel Crafty, New York
social worker, Statesman of the
Y. w. c. A." born Bellaire, Ohio.
Died Feb. 81, 1920.
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The peace of the world will be assured
when lawyers, editors and preachers agree
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

1876 Treaty ending war be-
tween U. S. and Algiers concluded
latter renouncing all claims to
tribute from U. S.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

Glenda Farrell, actress. born
Kremlin. Okla, 80 years ago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

Two million youths between
IA and IL are employed in in
dustry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

A just peace is what Hitler, Hirohito
and Mussolini are fighting to avoid.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30
Today's
Anniversaries
JUNE 80

William A. Wheeler, law
yer, congressman, 18th vice pees-
ident, born Malone, N. Y. Died
there, June 4, 1887.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

The war will be over quicker if we for
get about the 1914 election for about nine
MONTHS
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Tomorrow the two-cent rate for
local delivery of each letter will
be restored. An out-of-town let
ter requires three cents postage as
heretofore.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

The japanese now control vast area
the question is who will control it next year
Eventually, however, it will not be the Japs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

1902.-Army adopts olive drab
for uniforms.
1905.-26-year-old Swiss stu
dent, Albert Einstein, writes first
essay on what is later to become
the theory of RELATIVELY.
1906. The Pure Food and Drugs
Act enacted by Congress.
1919 Prohibition effective at
midnight.
1930-Budget balanced at end
Of fiscal year-last year of such.
1884. -Nazis purge party on
Bloody Saturday.
1941-Fiscal year ends with 10
billion deficit; debt rs billion.
1912 Congress votes record ap-
preparation of AZ billion for army.
1912. = Civilian Conservation
Corps abolished by Congress.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30
Today's Birthdays
JUNE 30

Rear Admiral Robert c. Giffen.
born 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

Three bales of clothing were re-
ceived in Key West today for dis
tribution among the needy in this
community.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30
Today In History
JUNE 30

1888. = Continental Congress
opens at Princeton, N. j, driven
from Philadelphia by mob of nu-
.tinous and half drunken soldiers.
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1834.-Indian Territory estab.
lished by Act of Congress.
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Patriotic Motto: Whatever the SER
vice men need, belongs to them.
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Walter Hampden. Shakespesr-
can actor. born Brooklyn. n Y. 81
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

Mrs. Evelyn r. Nicholson &C
Mount Vernon, Iowa, Methodist
missionary leader. born Jscksor,
Mimi, 20 years ago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

Mayor NfIllisrl H. Malone has
been designated as the delegate
from Key West 10 the convention
to be heldin Ocala to discuss plans
for the state election to be held in
November for the repeal of the
eighteenth amendments the Con-
stitution.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

Prof Louise Pound Of the Univ
of Nebraska, teacher Of English
literature born Lincoln. Nebr- Il
years sPl1Jyif
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

Mrs. Florence S Kerr. forner
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

In furtherance of the beautifi-
cation plan in Key West, workmen
began this morning to dig holes in
the concrete sidewalk along the
Navy Yard for the planting of
trees. Elsewhere in the city, trees
will be planted in sidewalks. Many
of them will be poincianas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-30

NEW XOzK-St An5rezz. -
Gated On the ezSt cuasf e Scuf-
land Is the hzrthplsce e. 81
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1902 Army adopts olive drat
for uniforms.
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Navy Yard for the planting of
trees. Elsewhere in the city, trees
will be planted in sidewalks. Many
of them will be poincianas.
An entertainment was given
Tuesday evening by the Women's
Auxiliary of the Arthur Sawyer
Post of American Legion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren j. Watrous,
who had been in Key West visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Watrous,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Philips and
other relatives. sailed today for
their home in Havana.
Miss Jessie Smith left yesterday
afternoon to visit relatives in New
Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Miner left
yesterday for Chicago to visit the
Worlds Fair in that city.
Mrs. Richard Knowles, after a
short stay with relatives in Key
West, returned today to her home
in Islamorada.
Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
When folks do crazy things
they are very apt to be called
crazy; more often, however. it IS
not insanity but just plain dam
foolery"
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Miner left
yesterday for Chicago to visit the
Worlds Fair in that city.
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Miss Jessie Smith left yesterday
afternoon to visit relatives in New
Orleans.
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GLOVE CLEANERS
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DEATHS

Ann TsyI0r afO VineWord g.
Mare Crosier. 1927 Green 80
Marie Nsc0helN 245S Parker. II.
Emily y SfrinEer. 1876 TAYLOR. 50.
John Martin Bauer ll240 Ereisside 70
Mary q Chrstopuulos iTls5 Prairie. 80
Walter Z Sperry Is = Kirby as
John Stamber 764T ArtesiAn. S..
Arthur p sisko. 1892 Parker. 81.
Helen Jones 900 = Kirby Is
sophie Bichler l2i4t Waiiham 81.
Martha RuthenherF. 5949 Seminole IS.
Nichoiss pemetros Metropoulos, 1851 "
Grand 81.
OTIS Shack 1915 Mulett ~
William sutton 2216 MuIett IS
Louis Schroeder. 500 r Fres' 50
Sidney jackson. 1860 Broadway so
EcncCCa Walker SDa0hH. MISSISSIPPI 81
Id Archie 5a3 Theodnrc -
Pau Alfred DeshourE 1890 Ashland -
Henry Sloan. 1924 Wyoming -.
Robert Relmer 4s0i Seventeenth ?.
Paul Kotowski. 1851 Gallagher IS.
EathrYu- tt-t'--rrff. ~ favt0r ~
Joseph Lawrence Dunno 1871 First. 81
Albert j. Bedford 1921 Rosemont 81
ucisn GrabOwski 2l556 p. kirby IS
Eleanor PrzyhNlowsk 1921 Hammond, y
Prank Pavelka 6s27 Fischer e6
VnCenzo piGenOVa, Ih7t r Hldsle "a.
Della p Earle, 1891 Third. ts
Henry WiNam Rosenau, 5oss Scyhu-n 50
Msry Melinda Bowman. 1915 =. Nevada
so
Harry 2 Roedcr 500 Daley court, 40.
Veronica Marshall 1927 Townsend. "a
Alexander Oberhoffken. 1881 Provost 50.
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Death lotltes

MiCHAI An James Y. re1oyst ~ shan .
kr7rsW. iOhr Reien, Roman harY tu1
Joseph. Funeral from residence - !
uepe. THURSDAY A. 10 a IN holN Name
church ~ 'o 80 lrtermenf A. NJ O'iyet
PFTERS prank . D. suddenly MAY ~.
1913 husband NJ Muir father ~ Gerald
-v-r--HrrTFr n virgins irT-r~'- -r'n - ~
-EUT Mrs PRANK D. frtrrS ~ brother -
Mary NrF Esther Rhodes and Mrs Ann
MURPHY Services Al parents residence
fS West Saratoga. Ferncale, Wednesday
sf 81 80 a. m
>TunDARD Edward NJ Nav 10. 1913
on residence 1851 seward ave- beloved
husband Of Frances * dear brother OF
Harvey a. Stodtard m birmingham. Ala
Funeral scriees from The Floyd L.. HAM.
tar Funeral Home Twelfth near West
Grand Blvd THURSDAY a. =. m. In
torment Wh,e Chapel Cemetery
N4thtK- May John hHssses al
Gcorgina; father OF Mrs irene [h l!sIs
Is fdac Russell. Kenneth. oscar and Shes-
cr walker and Mrs. Phyllis LossinF
brother ~ Mrs Elizabeth wills and WI
liam and George walker - toronto.
Funeral services AZ the Haley Chapel 5000
Hamilton A. Puritan, Wednesday A. p m
MESCH-Mas IS. Emma 81 1918 Ia
coma. beloved wife of Edward. dear
mother ~ Margaret and Marvin. Funeral
service Wednesday 2 p m. a. A. X. Peters
Funeral Home. i2o57 Gratiot
WRIGHI-Msy-is Robert = sge So. a.
residence, 1892 -. Jean IN state a. the
Vorheyden Funeral Home $1,000 MACK
Ave- Al Outer Drive. until wednesday
noon.
FIINSKI-AnnA Rita died May II.
dear sister ~ sister NJ Rosanne. order
re- s. Joseph Mrs. LntlIe Flnrka. John
and Edward Funeral Thursday from !. Y.
~. s.-ts.-s.- SKI Funeral psFt-Fs-++af Russell
So ~ 80 m. 90 sweetest Heart ~
Msry's Church a. p o. clock. lnlermeni Al
I,recnW 1pd Cemetery.
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Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

\ IN y u aN
- 49, ut-e,. q
lf'.r. st.-r,, hi rts.r.s-r
~ mas ~' JAWS
90 T re. rE.r..f RI
Cha" " G''a IT, '.
49, +z4r.- d. ,,-4-
". \ ~ pss-.- 49, ne .c7stse5- 1s
slN-,,..-r A. "a N Johnson
v--.'5' -
r-,.,.- ,f,,Esrv,s e.. rs,fre p swans e.
- psefsr er Na-fra Ca-.s-r. 90
an 49,. ..ra Be..-~aa
49,, ~ r--r- a.. Vivian GurFc-son
rsnes '5sey ss yrms r. T-C-F ~
rta.res o UvF'Y. ~. Jr.rr FItfs'hnars
r.ss-~ Err~s IS Madeline P7EH-.s. %
rt.r~1-t Pr-k sH Fstcr Rasf't ar
y,-- A. StustaNEEr IS. LsH,ac. "a ~ t'r.rh'
NFfNau KRcFr~ 60. irene Bsh..k 1f
sur.s5 Dmols A. rls nmo.s a.
A nstL Hriofy, -. Clsuftf the oh-f'"ssi
Ear EpVe 20. lIr..f I7'h'if9N .H
Jane. ~ Batt'e - Phyllis A. Kirby, ~
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SEWING MACHINE RErAIRING

SEWING machines vscuums repaired In
home, 81 used machines bought, Vine
wood 1870
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FINEST quality 80. I Grade granite marx
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DIVORCES

Tsvrrt Walton from Leols
Ne ra Name Ward from Robert J
George Cottage from Rose
FeIra Bennkc from WNham p.
Marjorie Myers from John Il.
A6te DAVIS from LuSius G.
Helen VAN from JuIlus,
Rose Come fem John
Beulah FroehNn from Henry 4.
Frances Brown from Gordon g.
I.aC!yn - IaurS sEam Eagl -.
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A DEFENSE against hign rfIccs Have
Your mattress renovated Miller" qqOs
Kercheval Lenox 1894. 1881 East Jener.
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Arena. S72 McDougAll Windsor.
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DEATHS

wrs-s r-snc,s Fraack 900: W. rhHsdel.
mia. ~
.'5seph S1yinski. 45f " AleNsndune, ~
lanes g. CATER .ao3a Fielding "a
Julia knorAe 2efo p Hancock, -.
HAZE. johnson S7lS SNth so
Ar.r.S Pauline NrylS, -ass Carter. =.
Tr mas = In0r S02S senator 80
rabsfh Rsrtrck R2i charlotte ~.
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Waste Fats
Needed Now!

TIE COLLECTION ~ waste
Kitchen far, must te doubled #
ve aIa Hot to face a SERIOUS
e'scrr7ro heritage - was made
known today by Edwin 7 An
aoi-oT chairman ol Tho Wayne
County Salvage Committee
"GlyCcrine is the vital incrcdi-
cnt in the manufacture OF eN-
plo>i,es and without these ca
ploSilcs american and British
hlockhusterS wouldn't be bother
ing GERMANY, =" Anderson SAID
IiowaWakcr~ are asked 20
save every drop % waste Kitchen
.af, Official estimates Indicate
'-st Only three women In 10
,a''aTc waste fats regularly
Girl Scouts viii aid in the coll
lection OF waste kitchen fats hv
observing Grease DAY. June a.
Waste kitchen fats brought 10
D,'oit schools VIII he collected
on tH.> day and turned over %
the proper agency.