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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY , MORNING, JULY 3, 1920. ' 11 . PROM THE FRYING PAN TO THE FIRE. THE GUMPS GET IIIS "" m Johnsons Troubles All Disappear After He Takes Tanlac: to Tb way TAulas built ms up prove mo that it U a great medietas,- laid. Oast A-- Johnson or Virginia, Minn. Mr. Johnson his been employed by the Iu-lut- h A Iron Bongo railroad lor thirty- -' five years. 1 Buffered from stomach trouble la ijta worst stages, continued Mr. John-8oSo much gaa formed in my stomach after eating I could hardly breathe. I ale a had the rheumatism so bad la my knees sometime it waa all I could do to hobble about and X waa so nervous that many a night I could not sleep at all, and by morning I was all tired out aad weak aa if I hadnt been in bed at alL I noticed in tha papera about Tan-la-c and gave it a trial, and lta a fact nothing can beat it, for I 've taken only three bottle and feel hke a new man. I oat- - anything I want now mnd am never troubled with gas any moro; tho rheumatism hat left me and my nerves are steady a clock aad I get up every morning feeling fit and ready f op the day a work. Tanlac is the greatest medicine Ive seea aad I know what Im talking about, for I have tried nearly everything. Tanlac is sold in Salt Lake City by Schramm-Johnson- , Drugs, and by the leading druggists in practically every city, town and village in America. (Advertisement.) R. - BRINGING UP FATHER Jicc.r BID I'm think, n4 -- TOO CONi TO VOR vo thought i'O we. TCO THEmvr CHANCE AftOOT KNEE i Baas sa balls Off Cleveland 3. Detroit Danas 3; off Cove look 1 3; oft Okrlo 3. Hit Off Da us. la tie laalags; off Ayer. 4 ta off Okrt. bom ta two Inning. Struck out By Covaleskt 1; by Ayer 1. lowy. Danes. Nalllg god ing pitcher Lmplra I boar aad 30 miaous. .Tim of gam By. GEORGE- - McMANUS HATH 5 TOO. Former Salt Lake Outfielder With St. Anthony Browns Win in Tenth. July I Erratic fielding by Chicago, coupled with opportune hitting, gave tit. Louis a victory over the locals today In tan Innings CHICAGO. CHICAGO, I T. LOCIS. AB.K.H PO.A.t Toblo. Gadaoa American May Be Obliged to Default to Australian Today? Challenge Match. rf t 3 3b ft ftislar, lb 4 lacbsa cf ft EWIlm If ft Gerber ee g 3 gevreld Thmpa 3b S Xhoelr, p 4 -- ft lft ABR.HPOA. rf 4 3 ft 3 ft 2b ft 3 Weavr, 3b ft ft 4 ft LatbM, 3 RColna 11 ft 1ft DICK BAYLESS, Springville, were fn the valley. After going completely around tha lake, Mr. 81 said that lake fishing would improve rapidly and fishermen going out next week should be assured af big Jaekta If I 0 iFalaeb cf 4 ft ft J Colas 3b 3 3 S RIaborg as 4 3 1 1 ( Schalck, a ft 1 ft 3 3 CWUrna p 3 ft 3 If I 4 3 ft 1 catches Councilman, Presides, in Absence of Mayor Totals.. 4ft T 34 30 33 gcoro by iaaiaga: St. Louie 0 ft 3 ft 1 ft ,ft ft ft Chicago Colllaa. E. Error Weaver, Summaryi Schalk. Taro-baa- o K. bits Wllllama, Tobia, Horn Weaver 3, UeUeoa Jaeobsoa. aad runs Rlaberg and E. Collins Stole baae Bevereid. ' Sacrifice 0. Williams and Jack-toDonbl play 0. William to Rlaberg to J. Collin. Left on boas Bt. Louis )3 Chi3. Bases oa ball Off William 4; off cago Shocker 3. Struck oat By William I; by Shocker 1. Wild pitch Wllllama. Umpire lllldebnod aad Era no. lfttftftftftt WIMBLEDON, England, July J. A. F. R. KJngocoto and J, C. Parka, tha Brltlah cup players, will meat C. B. Garland and Norris Wllllama II, the American pair, in the finala in doubles in the British lawn tennis championship tournament, now nearing Its close here. The Americans won their semifinal yesterday from the other American pair, Johnston and Tllden. Today Klngscote and Parke, in the other semifinal, defeated P. M. Dav-so- n and T. M, Mavrogordato, another British pair, in straight sets, 44, a POCATELLO, Idaho. July L In (he absence of Mayor Whitaker at tha national Democratic convention at San Francisco, Councilman BMtn presided at the regular council meeting last night. Allowance of bills and monthly reports received moat of tha attention of the councilman. A check is being mads en tha paving being done In the city as there have been complaint by rttlaens of debris being left on their property. Tha paving company has secured the council and the publio that tbe company would taka ears of 4-- 1. In the third round of the ladles doubles, Suzanne Lenglen and Miss Rvan of California beat Mrs. Monad and Miss K. MiUlken, City Amateur League Todays matches were relatively poor nodrawing cards, as compared with the Evtable offerings of the past few days. eryone was waiting for and discussing tomorrow's challengs round in ths singles and between Patterson, the tltleholder, Tllden. Those who favored the Americans chances of winning this match are numerous, and only this afternoon A. K. Beamts, the noted English tennis veteran, declared he considered Tllden the finest and cleverest player ha had ever seen perform. , Play Features. In the semifinals of the mixed doubles Mile. Lenglen beat A. E. Beamish and Mrs. Beamish in straight 414. sets. The struggle in this match was in ths second set. In which Mrs. Beamish played the finest game of her life. Her driving, in fact, was the feature of tha match. As for Mile. Lenglen, she never seemed to miss a shot Her work today rin- forced the expert opinion expressed here that-eh- e was in a class by herself among women players. She took full half share of the work of Patterson, following to ths net after serving and standing thers when her partner waa receiving, and it was seen to be decidedly risky to put anything near her racquet near the net, for she stood up to the hardest driving with ths rarest coolness. . In the other match of the mixed doubles semifinals Randolph Lycett and Miss Rvan of California beat the South AfriNorton, and Mrs. Larcombe, can, B. Patterson and 1, 43, 4-- 4. hit. Robertson. Carter. , Tilden May Default. LANGFORD WINS BY K. O, S. Sam Mo.,- - July SPRINGFIELD. Langford scored a knockout in the third bout with round of a scheduled Jack Mitchell of Bt. Louis here tonight. t - Pitcher on Both Side Hit Freely; Bill Doak Is Master of the Pirate. NATIOKAt Yootortays Erealt. Leale Flttebarg 0, St Lenin 3. At At New York (Plret feme) Bo. Ion S, New York 7; e lev re losing. (Second gaaa) Boston 4, New York 13. At Cloctnnetl Chicago S, Cincinnati S. (Eleven famines.) At Brooklyn Philadelphia 1, Brooklyn 2. - ten-rou- Cache Requested to Stand , by Contract for Bridges Todays Sohedulo. Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Chicago at Cincinnati. Pittsburg at St Louie. Boatoa at Now York. , hard-fough- t Mil .11111 24 SftlOOlftOft 13 Price-Emer- se Rheumatisms Pains Are Always Treacherous Bummer a Excellent Tin ths bo Combat Disease. Some cases of rheumatism give very llttls trouble to their victims during the summer season, and for this reason now is a most favorable time to take a course of treatment that will reach the cause of the trouble and remove it from ths system.' Otherwise, with the very first cold, damp or disagreeable day your pains will return and gradually increase la their severity nntil you Trill soon again be la the dutches of this relentless disease. A ijitemstic Why not begin at once ANTHONY, Idaho, July L ST. Kan, who will manag the Johnny 8L Anthony bail team for the second half of the season, announced today that Bt. An- - ; thony would have an entire new Infield for the next game; also that he had engaged Dick Bayieea, formerly with the Salt Lake and Vernon clubt far the out- field. . ST. LORIS. J PITTSBURG AB.tLH.O.A.f AB.R.H.O.A. ftl ft 3 0 .4 Blgbre.rt Javrin,lb ft Htbcoto.cf 4 ft ft f 0 Carey. cf ,.3 Slhwtk.rf 3 ft ft 1 ftlstock.Sb Wanted, lb 4 0 0 1 ft Hornaby.lb t 0 0 1 3 Catoe.ee .,4 ft t 1 8IMcHeary.lt 3 0 0 3 0 ft 4 ft Grimm, lb 4 ft 3 ft O achttlta.rf .3 Barba re, 3b 4 ft I ft itLavan.ee Schmidt, .3 0 ft ft 1 Dllhofr, 3 3 3 Hamilton, p 3 ft ft ft ft Dook.p ....1 ft 3 llemlnr.p , .0 ft ft 0 3 1 ft 0 ft ft Nichtil-- " 14 111 ..40111 Once More Defeat Athletic, While Indians Take - One From Tiger. Yank , I St Anthony lost the last gam of the first half of the season to Idaho Falla, after coming up from behind a lead of seven rune, only to toe off the game on errors In the last of the ninth, BHwfamMamaapehato xl.'- 'A. p. Strawberry Magnet for1 ffundreds of ' Anglers PROVO, July 3, Strawberry valley stream and th big reaervolr' were thrown open to fishermen of the stat yesterday morning and npre than 30ft People were there for the opening. Camp were located on every stream in the valley, while more than fifty sportsmen trawled on the lake from the East Portal, Madsens and other camps. John M. Bastelmeyer landed th first fish of the season in the lake, a native trout weighing eight and a half pounds R. B. Allen and hie aon, Knight; Parley Bmoot and Roy Rees Were. th only four trawlers who caught their limits on the lake the first day, but good catches war made by many others. James, Charles and George Madsen and Walter Hier worked a guides and spent tha greater part of tb day on the take. The big catches were mad at th mouth of Mud creek at. the north end. Commissioner R. H. Slddoway, with Deputies JJ J. Madsen of lake View, Argyle of Spanish Fork and Robinson of 13 for Results and Entries LATONIA ENTRIES. Marria May. woo; First rare, tlx ftirioa Round! : Sale': ' ' ' Starts Tuesday Keith-'- " Bprlngvala, A., third. uby, oreond; Leals on dAnnav. Aatlclpata, Dr. Jim, Baaamaa, hlaca aad A re of Acre also raa. Bncoad race, flva and furlong Th second; Pekos, third. Ally, woa; Wostaldo, ft Total .U' 0 24 13 Total ..3ff Batted for Hamlltoa la eighth. Score bp laaloga: ft 0 ft ft ft ft ft O Pittsburg ft ft ft ft 1 '.. . . v. .ft ft hit Error Schulte. Two-ba- a Bamnary: Doak 3. Left oa Sacrifice Catos, IMlhoefer, ball oa 8. Bases Bt. Louts 8, bate Pittsburg Off Hamlltoa I. off Meador 3. off Doak 3. Hlta Oft Haaalitoa ft la 7 Unfair, off Moodor 3 U 3 losing. Losing pttdher Hamilton. L aspires Bigler sad Moran. Tima, 1.40. Horkyto and Pages Pan also ns. Third rare, mil and RafWriy, oa; Tom Boasdars, second ; Jalllaon, third. Sam Bah, Bond. Kiaapatoag aad Harloek also raa. Fourth rare, flva and coo-ha- lf At Boston Washington ft. Boatoa Id furiongo At Detroit Cleveland 10, Detroit 3. Adonis, won; Judge Bud row. aacohdi Old Chap, H E. Col. 3. Louts 7, Nick Loadoa, Bt, Winchester, third. At Cblrego Chicago At Philadelphia New Tork 7, Philadelphia 4 man. Alrin T. Hart. Draftsmaa, Lough Land, ran. View aloe Coart and . Lough Eoglo Giants and Split, Fifth rare, ala farionga Frra Handley, woa; Today's Bohedul. Mila. Paata, second; Cuntmvlllo, third. Tb.1-m-o Bt'. Lou la at Chic go, NEW YORK, July 3. New York and B . Lady Fnlrplay, Brig o War aad Bln Boston dtvided a doubleheader today, the Cleveland at Detroit. also raa. pared! Boston. Braves winning the first game, ft to 7, tn at Washlngtoe aad Quito, Sixth rare, anti New York St Philadelphia. eleven innings, and tha Giants tha secGuido second; Plenty, third. Dahablah, woa; was contest ond, 13 to 4. The opening Loe Ray, Albans, .Bryalfaaab aad BomPost, marked by five home runs. The GiantsYank bast also ran. PHILADELPHIA, July 1. Th found Scott and Hearn easy In tha aeo- retained the league leadership Seventh net, mil and Harry today whan ond game. Scores: Ath- Burgoyre, won; Gray Eaglo, aecoad; Shillelagh, over a tha aoored victory they B. H. H. R. Walter Paoroa, Baacraaa, third. Cotydoa, First game: letics The Phlladelnhlana Outhlt the vis- Countarbalanre P ft 1 aad Coaatontlre also raa. Boston 7 31 0 itor, ten hits to eight. New Yorka Braves , CINCINNATI, July L Cincinnati det, feated Chicago today, 4 to S, In a On representations from Christensen, eleven-innin- g game. Both Ring the and Carter were Jacobs A Gardner, who were awarded rehit the former freely, state contract for two bridges on ths the better support new state highway in Cache county, that ceivingCHICAGO. . the canceling of the contract would mean AB.B.H.0.A. serious loss to the firm, the state road Twtrbly.cf S 4 1 S 0 commission yesterday decided to ask RoUchr.ee 3 t 2 4 S S Cache county to go through with the orig- Terry ,2k ,.d 1 S inal agreement as understood by ths stats Bbrtea.tf .1 1 Mrrkle.lk t 111 1 road commission, and under which the . rf Barber, contract. the awarded state The commission also decided that the Rcrsog.tb ,...S I 1 SO steel bridge over the Price river at Helper Dely.o 0rtmILaS ft 3 ftft 1S is more needed In other parts of Carbon Carter, ..4 p " county than at Helper, where it is not at road, and denied the Tetele . 37 g"! i"s! Totals ..(7 ft 10 U SO present on a state One eut when winning ran wag scored. Carbon oounty commission's request that ... .0 ft ft ft ft 0 0 ft 1 the bridge be left wtlere it Is. construc- Chicago ft. CinclaaaU Bonds of Carl Wllberg, for ths y Errors IleUocher. Daly. Two-tion of two bridges on the Suaaaiary: beta kite Klpf, Wings, Mark), Three-ba, road, were approved. i Special to The Tribuns. Total .20 3 ft 1ft ft Totals ..3ft ft 731 4 A ft 0 ft 1 ft Hlrochmaa Bko X ft ...... 3 ( ft 0 ft ft TwoSport Hhop Error Morris, Wllllama. Summary: Tbrao-ba- a kit Nell. Doabaa hit Parser. Noll to Morris: Servtre is Nell to ble play Stolea baae NU. WUItama Kauf-maMorn 3. Bis oa ball Off Rooeuthal, Borvlre 1. Struck out By Kaufman It, by Service 7. Hit by pitcher Brow by Kant-maTha of gam,' X bn. Umpire Baaumoot. Atteadaaea, 100. ...... ..111 LEAGUE. Cincinnati Brooklyn e s4 Chicago e e St. Lools Bootes . 4t4sMses4i e e Pittsburg i, Saw York Philadelphia gt BT. Mo., July 3. St. Louis defeated Pittsburg, 3 to 0, today, Look holding the visitors safe all the way, while ths locals bunched throe hlta off Hamilton In the third Inning for enough rune to win. Pittsburg did not get a runner past second base until the ninth inning. 04 Coming! lPr,lb Cards Blank Pirates. ta NEW YORK, July 1 A privats cahls dispatch received here late today from London indicates that William T. Tllden may default to Gerald Patterson in the challenge round at Wimbledon, England, tomorrow. The cable received at the offices of ths National Lawn Tennis association was signed by Samuel Hardy of Chicago, captain and manager of the American Davis cup tennis team, and read: Tlldens knee wrenched; may default Saturday; playing purely Davis cup." EnAs the American team was sent to cup gland primarily to play in the Davis matches, which open July , it Is considered preferable here for Tllden to default tomorrow rather than take any chance of further Injuring his knee. The executive committee therefore decided to notify both Hardy and Tllden not to play tomorrow, if, in their opinion, such competition would endanger the loss of Tlldens services in the Davis cup matches. Stole, faun Grok. Sacrifice Rath, So, Double play Rate t Neale, Bobertnoa. Neal. Tarry. Barber g. Roush to Kopf Left M baae Chicago 4, Cincinnati 7. Bases oa balls Off Ring 4, off Carter A Hit by pitcher By Carter 1, Struck out By Rtqg 1, by Carter 1. Balk Carter. Uae-re Kies and Email. Tim. 3.00. f Kopf, this matter. The Sport Shop Jumped tat a tl for aaooad Star last 3night byoadefeating tha Hlrachmaa to 3, atne, tha Municipal diamond. The game wnn bard fought. Spectacular plays by both clubs gar the battle tha appearance of a cbamploushlp contest. Tbe Sport Shop scored their three to 111 la the second from. Konfmoa reached first oa ta error by WUItama aad weal to aecoad wbil Morris was fumbling tba ball. Paaney slatted to right, acortng Kaufmka. fallows fa need. Paaney advanced to ascend oa a wild throw br Nathan. Rosenthal walked. K re men ftnned and Feeney and Rosenthal advanced on n double ateeL Llewellya and Davldsoo followed with single, ocorlog foooop aad Roeeathal, Th ehoemea arerod oo tn the fifth 4a a triple by Nell aad single by P. Clooney and D Clooaey. Another waa added la th seventh when the Hlrachman elub mad a bid to tt the wore. Borvlre foaaod. Noll singled and atnto aoeood. ' Clooeey (lied oat. D. Clooaey singled to eeoter, scoring Noll. Clooney was out. Rooeuthal to Davidson, la attempting to steal second. , Th Westers Optical an and laps ted leaders of th league and naleot th Utah Motor Electric are abl ta defeat them, they will undoubted!? win the pen neat. BPOBT 3HCfP. 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Write for free literature and medical advice to Chief Medical Adviser, 611 Swift (Adv.) Laboratory, Atlanta, Ca. -- i I14M14I4 OftftlftftJI Batteries Oesehger, Filling! m. Scott and Gowdy; Benton, Douglas and Smith. Second game; Boston ....I New York ...I t 1 ft ft Oft 1 f1 ft I ft ft ft ft Batteries Scott Douglas and Smith. R. H. tII I X a 1 Hearn and ONeill; Dodgers Beat Phils. BROOKLYN, July 3. Brooklyn won tt fourth straight gain today by beating Philadelphia in the opening game of the series, I to L Score: Philadelphia Broooklyn ,.10 R. H. 4--1 7 13 3 ,.,,4 0 4 4 1 44 11 3 8 Batteries Causey and M. Wheat; Plotter and Elliott. Kreuger. 4 Leonard and White to End Training Today " Boston yina in Tenth. BOSTON, July J. (Double by Vitt and Hooper gava Boston a 10 to 3 victory over Washington, with on out in the last of the tenth today, after Washington bad a 3 to 3 advantage at the end of th sixth. Washington used three pitchers and Boston three. Score; . R Ha K!b 18 1 Washington 3 ft ft ft ft 4 1 1 1 110 IS 1 Boeton Erickson, Batteries Shaw, Snyder, Courtney, Schacht and Gharrity; Karr, Walters. Elbel and Jones, 10104001 Indians Win Easily. DETROIT, July 1 Cleveland hit three Detroit pitchers hard and won tha openseries today, 10 to 3. A ing gams of thaPtnelll started the scoring costly error by for the visitors In the third, which netted men were out. two run after six I CLEVELAND. DETROIT. AB.R.B.PO.A. AB.E B PO A, . ny Tamara If 4 1 3 3 OTooag 2b 4 ft 3 3 3 BENTON 'HARBOR, Mic- h- July 1 ft Bosk, 4 ft 1 3 4 lightweight champion, Leonard, 3 4 Sharia 1 I ft tomorrow In - 4 plana to wind up training ft 1 ft 1 ten-rouchampionpreparation for hts 1 I 1 ft - a. rf Charlie White of Chiship match wjth cago, to be decided in a huge open-a- ir arena her Monday afternoon. White also will do hi final training tomorrow. Although Leonard, has declined to weigh in public, his handlers said today there would not be more than two pounds differenoe between the two. Leonard probably will scale between while the 137 and 133 pounds ringstd Chicago lightweight expects to tip th beam at about lifttt pounds arena tn which th The saucer-shape- d rivals will cleah is 23ft feet in diameter and haa a seating capacity of 16,00ft. Arrangements have been mads to erect 4000 circus seats to taka car of th expected overflow. Ed W. Smith of Chicago will bo tha Ha was agreed referee of the match. of upon after Jack Kearns, manager Jack Dempaey, advised the promoters would be tha champion heavyweight that unable to be bore for the eyent. , 3 B ft 4 Sun. go o 3 4 llMoalua, 0 3 0 Da use, p. 0 3 0 Ayen, p. ' ftjOkrla, p. lift lias 1 3 ft 3 ft 0 LATONIA RESULTS, . First rare, air furlongs Flying Wtbhmaa ing, Ltrraat 109, Gypsy Qneoa 110, Kingfisher lift, Lady Luxury 110, Hcrxld 310, Opportunity 1K race. Are and oo half furiongo Second 104. Mary Gaffney W, Glendover 3ft, Daeltam Fp-pery Lady Kata 104, Aaunda 104; Doric 104, Folly U4, Koto Fraley 104, Lotta Bf4 100. 104, Eleanor 3. 3, Third rare, elx furiongo Truly Barel Bew.ll Coombs 113. 0d, Aagra lfh I Judea ISO. 130. 7 lags Dodgo proodea Fourth rera, mil oof reovrlrirenth 7, M. Cobweb Bterllog 103, Olagur 100, Woodtrap 313, Jack Haro Jr. 118, Fifth rare, all fkrhmgo Pekoo 112A, Betti na 112 A, McOoodwIa 113, AU Right Sir 112, Flrrbraad 112B, Billy Barton JX2B. Old Chap Colonol Bekvr 112C, 113, Last Raw 1120. Aon Ella both 1120, Sir Loaafal 11AD. Gold Digger 113, Lough Bod 113, North Elk bora 113, Coyne 313, Oromlaud 113, Pagan Paa 113. Bea Valet 118. Unrl Veto 113, Mnatora 118, Black Xervaat 11SE. USE, Balance Wheel Ur Voter 113, Ace High 123. Abbes aod Sixth rare, mil too. lady BrIUla 100, LltUo Paafhltt ICO, 106. Fraak F. 100, Con tetri lie 100. Vella HuaUr Platt lift. Hopeful lift Free BUU lift, Duka of Lancaster IJ4, Trooper aad Bavtnth rare, mil Arrow Point 3. Shtllolagb 8. War prlao 106. I Win 107. Boarboa Wla I Orient 106, Fair lad 110, Bourbon Grow 113, Captain Bee 113, Harvrat King 113. It. SECRETARIES HOLD MEETING. Triboaa 1 ft 0 ft ft ST. ANTHONY. Idaho, July 1 Sec ft ft 1 ft ft Poore.... of th first district of th 8tat Beer atari ea Aaaoalatlon of Idaho held a 37 1ft IS 37 33 .38 .37 Totals. .3 Totals 10) meeting at 6L Anthony yeatarday. While Batted foe Daore la fifth. th meeting waa not largely attended tha tiuttod foe Ayvro In o. rents. principal town In tha uppar 8naka River yBnttod foe Okrio la Biota. , Another meetvalley were represented. Score by inalaga: naa been called for July IS and a Cleveland . ,...0 0 3 ft 3 4 3 3 013 ing on call all will tha towna in committee ft 0ft ft 1 ft . 0 3 Detroit -3 tha district te complete the onranlaation. 'Errors Wmbagansa. Joknotoa, The delegatee were entertained at lunch-ao- n Summary: Threw Plo.lli, Two bore bit Wambigiooa. by tfre BL Anthony Commercial club. bare bits Wambagaare 3. Jo On. ton, Bhorioo. Double WambeBacriflco Jobaatoa. plarb Advertise your old equipment la Th gaaaa aad Jobnatoa: Chapman, Wnmbaganre aad Tribune Want Columna and sea bow and Jnhnaton) ( hnpmaa, Wambagaaas Burns; Vrech aad iunioa. Left quickly you can dispose of IL - Special to Th 1hu..T, ltAlaamitb ' ed Panamas Leghorns and Sailors - In Every Wanted - Shade: r Today Only Ogoo v 8 Get under one of these classy lids and onj'y t.s T Opposite The Paris. 37 EAST nr.OADWAY I- - f'-- h. : v -- |