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Evening star., 1945-11-09
Snyder Freed
In County Police
Job Case
Court Reprimonds
Spectators for
AppIuuding Verdict

D. Leroy Snyder, 40. suspended
Montgomery County police captain
yesterday was acquitted of charges
of malfeasance in Office by Mont.
gomery County Circuit Court jury
The policeman, veteran of q
years service, went on trial Wednes.
day on charges of using men under
his command at the Silver Spring
substation to work on his Burton
vile farm and with falsifying po-
lice records to show them on duty
at the time.
The jury deliberated l hour and
IS minutes before bringing in its
verdict. which was applauded by
small group of courtroom specta-
tors.
The demonstration was hushed
quickly as Judge Charles w. Wood
ward ordered one of the spectators
Emory Patton, who lives near Sandy
Springs, brought before him.
"You know this is not a show, u
Judge Woodward told Mr.. Patton,
who had been a defense witness.
you ought to know people don't
cheer in courtroom. I'm not
going to fine you, but I hope this
will be lesson to you"
Nolle Prose- Second Count.
States Attorney Joseph B. Simp-
son, jr., told the court he would
nolle PROSE- a second indictment
against Capt. Snyder, charging him
with the same offenSes but in a
different date.
Police Chief H. Leslie Carlin told
reporters he had not yet reached a
decision on whether further charges
against Capt. Snyder would be pre-
sented to the Police Trial Board.
The policeman will remain under
suspension, with 1t. Charles Barnes
in temporary command of the sta
tion, he said.
Capt. Snyder took the stand yes
terday to deny that any county
policemen worked on his farm while
they were supposed to be on duty.
He said he had never ordered any
policemen to work on the farm
adding that they had always
volunteered"
He said that on September g
1913, one of the dates on which he
is charged with using men to work
on his farm while on police duty
several of the policemen at the Sill
yer Spring station arrived at the
farm to help him cut corn.
Admits Police Car Use.
He emphasized that they were not
in uniform and not on duty at the
time. He said he told them to be
sure" and leave at 4 pm, wher
they were supposed to report at the
station, but that he did now know
when they left.
He admitted that a police car was
used last June to pull hay" on his
farm when his own car broke down
but said that the cruiser was usec
only about half an hour.
He also said that policemen helped
him harvest hay on the farm durine
the week of June 1S, when he was
on vacation, but they were all or
the 4 pm. to midnight shift at the
station. He said the group included
Clarence Gray, a former policeman
who testified Wednesday that he
had worked on the farm June 2e
and 27 while he was supposed to be
on duty.
Evening star., 1945-11-09
Recruiting Stution Moves

The Army Recruiting Station for
merly located in the Greyhound Bus
Terminal Building has been moved
to 403 Tenth street NV.
Evening star., 1945-11-09

the Commissioners. Mr.. Wender
said he has been advised that the
boards decision was based solely on
police testimony and that the board
arbitrarily" refused to hear defense
witnesses.
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following corals are recognized:
Phillipsastraea sp. CT. p. macoum
Smith.
Disphyllum eatenatum Smith.
Correlation Is indicated with the
upper part of the Minnewanka
limestone of Alberta, and part of
the Threeforks formation of central
and southwestern Montana. The
Silvertip conglomerate member of
the Madison, and the Spotted Bear
limestone and Lone Butte limestone
members of the jefferson described
by Deiss apparently fall within this
unit. Perry has applied the term,
Potlatch anhydrite, TO this unit In
the subsurface of the Sweetgrass
arch type section is section II on
the chart) and the usage appears to
be applicable throughout the sub
surface of the area covered by the
chart
Unit DION the Sweetgrass
arch unit DB lies disconformably on
Cambrian shales; elsewhere it is
underlain conformably by Devonian
unit DC, the contact being marked
by a fairly abrupt transition from
limestones above to shale and shaly
dolomite below Unit DB is domin-
antly brown TO brownish-gray dense
limestone, becoming slightly argyll
laceous toward the base. A few thin
zones of saccharoidal dolomite are
present, and some of the limestones
bear globular segregations of olive
brown saccharoidal limestone or
dolomite. Many beds are marked by
anastomosing worm burrows or so
luton channels filled with yellow
ish argillaceous limestone. The unit
is well-bedded and tends to form
steep cliffs. Large masses of strom-
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ebert, some of which may be bed
ded Near the base, black to dark.
brown shale or highly carbonaceous
platy limestone is often encoun-
tered, but the caFbonaceOus mate
rial does not seem to form a persis-
tent zone. Throughout the unit thin
lentils of fragmental material are
present and acknowledgements lime
stone is often prominent in the
basal few feet On the SweetgraSs
arch the lower portion of the unit
is characterized by persistent sandy
limestone and hmy sandstone.
Unit NC is roughly equivalent to
DeisS' Dean Lake ebert member of
the Madison and is probably CORE
lative with the Banff shale of Al
berta and the Paine shale member
of the Lodgepole limestone of cen
trail Montana. A Undertook age is
indicated by preliminary interpre-
tation of the megafauna.
The black shale zone is similar
in photographic position to the Elk
shaw shale of Alberta, but Warren
has shown that the type Exshaw
is Upper Devonian in age. 1t is
highly probable that the shale is
equivalent to a black shale zone en-
countered in central and southwest
ern Montana and in the subsurface
of Alberta and Montana.
DevOnian Rocks
Unit DA.-Unit DA rests conform
ably on the Devonian Unit DB, the
contact being between saccharoidal
dolOmites and dense limestones. In
the subsurface the unit is charac-
teriZed by massive anhydrite inter
bedded with brown, dense to saccha-
roidal dolOmite, the dolomite in
creasing and the anhydrite decreas-
ing toward the base. AT the top are
20 to 60 feet of green and gray
green noncalcareous shale; similar
shale appears in minor amounts
interbedded with anhydrite and
dolomite throughout much of the
unit. A few beds of limestone also
occur In the outcrop areas, the
anhydrite has been removed by
solution, causing slumping and brec-
citation of much of the upper three
fourths of the unit and making pos
sible a division into two submits
DAa and DAa. Unit DA1, the breccia
zone, is remarkably persistent and
contains a mixture of all the rock
types mentioned above, except an,
hydrite, as well as fragments OF
| MiSSissippian rocks collapsed from
above. The breccia is composed OF
angular blocks ranging from a frac
ton of an inch to several tens OF
feet across, firmly cemented by
dense to saccharoidal brown lime
stone or dolomite. There are in the
breccia relatively undisturbed Sc
| quences of strata which represent
dolomite beds of sufficient thick
ness to be unaffected by solution
| of anhydrite. Unit DAs in its outcroI
is almost without breccia and con
sists of massive brown coarsely
saccharoidal dolomite, often cross
Eliminated. Insoluble residues from
the cross-laminated zones exhibit
no sand grains.
Fossils are rare and poorly pre-
served in the unit; however, tn,
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zone, the contact is arbitrarily
placed near its center.
The contact between unit NIB and
the underlying unit NC is also
somewhat transitional, but may be
placed within very close limits be-
tween the more heavily bedded
limestones at the base of unit NIB,
and the thin-bedded, argillaceous,
dense limestones below. A charac-
teristic feature of unit NIB is the
presence of occasional beds of frag-
mental limestone, which may be
used to distinguish unit NIB from
unit NC in the subsurface.
In the outcrop areas the unit is
Invisible into two submits, desig-
mated NIB, and MBs The upper sub
unit, NIB, consists of white to light
gray, buff, and brown coarsely
acknowledgements massive lime
stone. A few beds of medium-brown
or gray, dense to sparsely fragment
al limestone are present, as are zones
bearing abundant white to light
gray ebert. At the top, in the Ques-
tionable transition zone, are few
tens of feet of dense to Saccharoidal
dolomite interbedded with frag-
mental limestone. Submit NIB con-
sists of Well-bedded medium-brown
to dark-gray, dense to fragmental
limestone, In beds UP to two feet
thick, separated by thin partings of
calcareous shale or shaly limestone.
The dense limestone carries an
abundance of gray ebert. In the sub
surface the distinction between NIB
and NIB is drawn with difficulty,
but the break may be logged on
the basis of texture and color.
Unit NIB bears brachiopod and
coral assemblage typical of the
Usage portion of the Madison group.
In lfthologic composition and strait
graphic position it appears that NIB
represents the Mission Canyon lime
stone, whereas NIB represents the
Woodhurst limestone member of
the Lodgepole limestone Unit NIB
is approximately the same as Deiss'
Rooney ebert member of the Madi-
son and is correlative with the
Usage portion of the Rumble lime
stone of Alberta.
Unit NfC.--Unit NC, the basal
unit of the Mississippian of this
area, rests with complete conform
ity on the Upper Devonian. In the
outcrop areas the relationship is
generally obscured by slumping and
brecciation involving the upper
beds of the Devonian and in some
areas extending up into the Missis
sippian. The most obvious break is
marked by the base of black
fissile carbonaceous shale; however
between the black shale and the
top of the Devonian in many local
tiles there intervene few feet Of
gray or brown, dense to fragmenta
limestones bearing a Kinderhool
fauna. In most places the base o.
the zone of dense to fragmental tex
ture, resting on the zone of saccha
roidal texture, comedies with the
lowest appearance of Mississippiar
fossils; in the Sawtooth range, how
ever, the picking of the contact il
very difficult. In the subsurface thu
top of the Devonian is readily es
tablished by the top of a persisten
green shale.
Lithologically, unit NC is charaC
terized by thin-bedded dense blacl
argillaceous limestones interbeddet
with black or gray calcareous shale
and bearing an abundance of blacl
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atoporoids are common. In the sub
surface the liHnestones contain a
few thin anhydrite beds, and few
thin breccia zones appear in out
crop.
'Deiss, Charles, Paleozoic forma-
tions of northwestern Montana:
Montana Bur. Mines and Geology,
Mem. No. 6, 1888.
sDeiss, Charles, Stratigraphy and
structure of southwest Saypo quad
rangle, Montana: GeoL Soc. America,
Bull, Vol 81, PIP. 22s-231, 1913.
Warren, p. s., Age of the Exshaw
Shale in the Canadian Rockies. Am.
Jour. Sci, 5th ser, Vol. 80, PIP. Ash
Asst, 1897.
Cooper, G. l., and Sloss, L. L.,
Conodont fauna and distribution Of
a lower Mississippian black shale in
Montana and Alberta: Jour. Paleont-
ology, Vol II, PIP. 16S-176, 1913.
Perry, E. S., The Kevin-Sunburst
and other oil and gas fields of the
Sweetgrass arch: Montana Bur.
Mines and Geology, Mem. No. l I'D
ed, D. 5, 1929.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-01
II. HIMMLER
Sc OTRAVIL.

Heinrich Himmler, vGdce ge-
stapa, padl do zajetf AnglicanI
a otravil Sc jedem, ktery mel u
kryty v 1stech v male trubicce.
Ma ma svedom1 smrt nescetne-
no snad mnozstv1 lidi. Dobro-
volna jeho smrt nikoho z mas
neuspokojila. Ten "a tn krev,
kterou prolil, "a zniceni Lidic a
LezakI, zasluhoval zcela jiny
trest, ktery by byl straslivou
vystrahou pro vsechny takove
zrddy lidf, jake byl tento pro-
klaty krvez1znivec. V historic
Dude nesmazatelnou, nejcernej-
81 skvrnou a ostudou naroda, z
nehoz vysel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-01
csl. brigada je jig " Plzni.

Dals1 ceskoslovenska briga-
da sc vratila do Ceskoslovenska
jak hlasila americka tiskova a.
gentura u. P. Je to panceTova
brigada, ktera bojovala ma "a
padn1 fronte prot Nemc1m spo
leone s britskymi oddly.
Teto ceskoslovenske brigade
bylo vrchnim spojeneckym We
len1m svereno oblehani Dunkir
ku. Tento csl. vojensky utvar
prekrocil hranice Ceskosloven-
ska hned v patek minuly tyden
a pri SVEN prijezdu do Plzn6
byl nadsene uvltan tamejsfm
obyvatelstvem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-01
POHRRY.

- "a. kvetna Zemrela v Ma
rylandskem Statnim Sanatori-
UNI v Sabillasville, Md, PAM
Catherine B. Pfcha, vdova po
Antonu G.. P1cha, 800 N. Rose
st. Narodila Sc v Baltimore a
zanechala zde syna Antona G..
Pichu. Jr., u. S. Navy.
Pohreb konal Sc v sobotu, 26.
kvetna re SchimGnkova Pohr.
Domu do kostela sv. Vaclava a
odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele.
"a. kvetna zemrela v Ha-
vre de Grace nemocnici stara
krajanska pf. Marie Cerny, ro-
zena MynaT, manzelka Aloise
Cerneho z Aberdeen, Md. Bylo
il IT let. Narodila sc v Uhl.
Janovicich a do Ameriky prize
la pred 60ti Lefty.
Pohreb zesnule konal Sc v
pondelf,28. kvetna re Schimnn-
kova Pohf. Domu ma Cesky Ma
rodni hrbitov Ia assistance Rev.
j. M. Vondracka.
- "a. kvetna zemTel p. Ber-
nard A. Garrits, 1884 Ashland
Ave-, manzel pf. Stella Garrits
(roz. Hladky). Byl star 63 ro-
XII. Narodil Sc v Holandsku a
do Ameriky prijel pred 6Oti le-
|ty. Byl foreman plumber v A
merican Brewery.
Pohreb konal Sc v pondell,
20. kvetna re Schim1nkova
Pohr. Domu ma hrbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele.
= "a. kvetna zemTela PAM
Assunta D'Adamio (roz. Cieri)
I2417 Ashland Ave-, start 55 let.
Narodila Sc v Italii a do Ameri-
ky prijela pred 4Oti roxy.
Pohreb konal sc v 1tery, 20.
kvetna z domu smutku do kos
|tela sv. Kateriny a odtud ma
hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele. Cir
kevni obrady vykonal synovec
zemrele Rev. Vincent Cieri.
Pan Karel E. Schim1nek OBJ
staral vypravenf pohrbu.
- Dne "a. kvetna zemrela
krajanka p1. Antonio Novotna,
(roz. Somberg), manzelka p.
Josefa Novotneho, 1912 E. Ea-
ger ST., We start SO rokI. Ma
rodila sc v Kohl, Ceskosloven-
sku a do Ameriky prijela pred
50ti roxy. Pfinalezela ku spoil
ku Zlata Praha els. 81 J. 6. D.
Zanechava krone zarmoucene-
no manzela dcery pi. Hildu
Joska a Annu Zavadil.
Pohreb konal Sc v nedeli, 27.
kvetna We 2 bod. odpol. ma Ces.
Narodni Hrbitov. Ku pohrbu
dostavila Sc deputace sester
|Sboru "Zlate Prahy" a Sc zem-
relou rozloucila Sc pTedsedka
ses. M. Rysova., Pohrebnf OBJ
fady vykonal Rev. j. M. Won
dracek.
= V dtery, 20. kvetna zem-
Ifela znama krajanka pf. Kate
rina Hromadnfkova, vdova pc
Janu Hromadn1kovi, 1913 N.
Patterson Park Ave., We star
rs let. Narodila sc v Ceskoslo-
vensku a do Ameriky pTijela
pred 6Oti Lefty.
Smrti jej1 zel1 a dcery, 3 sy-
move a 9 vnoucat. PTinalezela
ku Sdruzeni B~altimorskych Ces
kych Dam, jehoz delegace w.
provod1 Zesnulou sestru Ma ieii
posledni ceste.
PohTeb zesnule Dude Sc ko-
natl v sobotu, 2. cervna We 2.
hodiny odpoledne re Cvachova
Pohf. Domu ma Cesky Narodni
Hrbitov.
-O-
Tajne rejdy NsmcIG " cechach.
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SpOrtOvn1 Hl1dka.
RUDY DUSEK ZAPASITI BU-
DE v COLISEUM PRfSTf
UTERY.
P 0


Pr1stf 1tery, dine s.. cervna v
kr1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych v Coliseum Mr.. Ed Conto-
sem v hlavnfm zapase ktery ur-
cen jest ma dobu jedne porazky
a v1tez prohlasen Dude jake
Mistr Sveta v oboru zapasnic-
KEN krajan Rudy Dusek, 218
Id. z Omahy utka Sc s nynej-
Sim Mistrem Babe Sharkey, 243
Id. z Texasu. Zapas tento budf
veliky zajem mezi obecenstvem
miluj1c1 tento sport.
Angelo Savoldi, 218 ID. Ital
z Jersey City VS.. Nick Glitch,
226 ID. (Macendonsky Rek).
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu 80
minut aneb porazky.
ZAPAS DVOJIC
George Macricostas,, 218 lb.
Golden Creek a Red Carter,
216 ID. z Norfolku VS.. Don E.
vans, 234 ID. z Texasu a Ed
stranger" White, 238 ID. z
Bostonu.
V1tezi ziskati must 2 v1tezstvi
re trech utkan1.
Duke Kamuka, 210 ID. z Ha-
wall VS.. Eddie Hannigan, PIT
Id. z California.
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazky.
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v cervnu Dude dopraveno z
EvropY 100000 voiakE.

V cervnu Dude dopraveno z
Evropy do Spojenych Stat1
100000 vojakG u srovnani S
$4,000 do konce kvetna.
Nekolik set d1stojn1k1 a vo-
jaku Hodgesovy 1. armady,
ktera je v pohybu ma Pacifik
pres Spojene Staty, je jiz ma
ceste domI.
Ctyri divise = &c., 81, 95. a
1O4. = byly uvedomeny, re bu-
dou poslany jinam v cervnu.
Odjedou v tonic pofadku pres
Staty ma Pacifik. Gee
kava Sc, re doprava vojakG ae-
roplany do Spojenych Stat1 bu-
de rovnez zahajena v cervnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-01

z Prahy bylo tento tyden hla
seno, re v Kobylisfch, byvale
p~redmestske vesnici a cd pre-
vratu casti Velke Prahy, byla
prazskou policii v jednom do
me vypatrana radiova vysilac-
ka, ktera rozsirovala tajnou
nemeckou propaganda.
Tento tajny rozhlas vysflal
vyhrnzky ceskemu lidu a hro-
zil, re az Sc Nemci opet vrati,
re "Vaclavske namestf vydlaz-
d1 ceskymi lebkami''. Vysilac-
ka byla zabavena a mattel O.
noho domu byl zatcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-01
TRAIT Francie do Moskvy pres
Reich Jest otevfena.

Zeleznicn1 delnfci dokoncili
spojeni mnichovske spojky ira
ii, cimz byla umoznena prrima
zeleznicnf doprava z Marseilles
We Francii do Moskvy v Rusku.
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Maly OZnamOvatel.
HELP SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE:

JOPPA ROAD
2. dim zapadne cd Belair Road
severni strana Joppa, 5 s%vetnic,
koupelna - Bungalow podla-
hova podkrovnl ~svetnice, ga
raz, vytapen1 horkym vzdu-
chem = topl sc uhl1m.
Lot 1O0x2O0
$3.50 i S pozemkem.
D
TURISTICKY M
ma Belair Road naproti Fuller
ton Policejn1 Stanici.
Bajecna pTilezitost pro pova-
lecny obchod. 9 svetnic, kou-
pelna, garaz ma 2 auta, velke
prGcel1 domu ma Belair Road.
Zavolejte Hamilton 1876
c. EDGAR WOOD
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Advanced Psyehosis
DEAR A. G.

DEAR A. G.
Your husbands behavior pre-
sents a study in abnormal pSy-
chology with a disturbing de-
gree of psychotic malice aimed
at you especially. lie appears
10 be using his relationship 10
YOU and his childrenl a.
means OF assuring himself thar
he is a lion among men, not to
he trifled with
His soul is feStered DER with.
acute inferiority feelings, and
underneath IT al he has the
conviction that he is perfect
and misunderstood. No doubt
his wretched complex was con-
ceived and fostered in an unfor-
-tunate childhood and l suppose
he smarts with envy, resent
ment and hatred Of normally
balanced persons venting his
hostility on his helpless family,
using you as the chief whip
ping boy.
A psychoanalySt with whom |
have discussed your story calls
your husbands performance a
struggle for power regards
1t as the unhappy efforts Of a
seriously paranoid personality
10 appease a persecution mania.
In the paranoid mind. emotions
of love and hate are hopelesSly
intertwined and those closest 10
the paranojdS heart arc likely
10 draw the hrunt Of ms IRA
tional cruelty.
Psyehietrist Needed
The difference between neu-
rouc, as versus pSychotlc, NAL
adjustment 10 life IS a dli-
ference in degree Of surrender
10 morbid notions. For instance.
person afflicted with residual
hostility left over from child
hood who nevertheless tries
vallantly 10 conform TO rea-
sonable department. j. said 10 be
neurotic. The pSychotic, on the
other hand, gives up the strug-
gle 10 conform, in favor of the
less exaCting theory that he IS
righteous, martyred individual
playing a lone hand against
enemies in a world out of Joint.
This appears to be your hus-
bands concept of his role and
I doubt that he can be won
from II. His only hope Is
psychiatric care, administered
soon with his consent and full
cooperation So 90 10 the best
pSychiatriSt YOU can find Get
his opinion as 10 whether your
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DEAR MARY HAWoRTH;

DEAR MARY HAWORIH'
/ am unfortunately married
TO a man who wants 10 quarrel
and argue constantly and l
would give anything for a solu-
ton that would even halfway
ease the friction. To begin with,
he is insanely Jealous and SiI$-
piciouS and seems not to be
happy unless he has the en-
mity of every one and has his
household in constant tears.
That seems 10 satisfy his ego
completely.
If I shrug my shoulders and
try to control my feelings he
deliberately and perslStently
keeps on goading me 10 ihck
the chip from his shoulder. lie
resorts 10 such false, outrageous
charges that eventually some
thing snaps in my brain and l
am defending myself like A
nshwife although knowing IN
nv heart that there can be no
defense against his lying
charges
He's Pleased
Then A CLEAN comes into his
eve and he is satisfied. lie has
broken my compos sure ana
trampled me in the dust and
complacently informs me thst
he was teaching me a lesson
Fully gratified with his per
formance he then sulks Tor as
long as a month, voicing moth
inc but snarls, caustic remarks
and orders TO the household TO
leave.
Periodically he pulls himself
together and behaves nurmdfiy
for a few days, but never once
does he surrender the convlc-
ton that he is a perfect lndl-
vidual with a halo around ms
head. Then out of a clear sky
the vicious circle starts again,
lust when the family had begun
TO relax. Can you offer any
suggestions on how to cope with
such an individual, so as TO live
in some semblance of peace and
harmony? 1 am completely at
the end of my rope and des-
perate for a remedy Of some
sort -A. G.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
viii Be Married in Gesu Church Jan. s

MARJORIE WHO the daughter Of the Frank Smiths
Canterbury will be married 10 William Emmett Car
H. son the Charles CAROLS Of Santa Barbara drive
Cesu Church Jan. ;
The bridesmaids viii include Mrs James Kevin Campbell
former Virginia Fisher Mrs Graffus Mrs Ernst
I'd Mrs. Dimond
Capt Milton Smith USAAF brother the brideeect. will
best man and other the wedding party will be
John Graffus Henry Rahsey 1t Arthur BARLEY
rederick Ernst and Frank l.. Neward Jr.
Mr. and Mrs Smith will reception and wedding break
at the Detroit Golf Club