The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 14

Tl NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Saturday March '0, 1 1 i 'J. Dempsey, with not a promoting DUG AN APPEARS IN NEW UNIFORM II. Sweat anil tow 111, Ttoeeata It 111, boy Friend 101, Tender 8Ui 101, Zealot 101, Golden M. Ill, OalloplnS 3o 101, Btarbeoa; 1AJ, Ua man 111. Dae, SMI: iYERYTIIIKGBUT 4 Whoopee 1 Yellow 4 On the Mairket." i New, tt-m Oolt and tennis wKlclT have jbeen made, qriore oolerful by In-j; troductlon.ot..

red and green, balls have been followed by baseball A. bright- yellow baseball is now on the making tha. old white "horse -hide" seem i v. Oolf has extended the riot of -color to club shafts with green and red predominating? Jn -the new spring modela The orange golf balls have filled sv. long 1 felt need on courses where there is a wealth of sand, but they may become as elusive as the white ones when the dandelions y-; 5V 4' TITLE IN CIU GO .4., mmy 3 Gate About Third of Walker Part.

I March 19. Silf there uu M'uunnii a financial ache. Tommy Loughran, debon -hiladelphlan, undoubtedly bad iotugati XT''. -V I- world's light heavyweight got wnat tne boy call the standoff 1A his battle with Walker, ruler of the mid- Jn Paddy Harmon's new age stadium last night 4 his Ufa and prized title, but most 01 nis money, I tha Illinois stats athletic Checked over tha gate pts tomgnt. it was revealed uwhran received only $16,289 as vhafe of tha receipts, with B(-Jy, to Walker, who lost the i.

ughran guaranteed Walker for a losing1 fight and 110, if ha. Walker, had won. On of that, Loughran contributed toward defraying ex wo te rouna semi-wina Jn which Jerry (Tuffy) Griffith out a decision over Leo Judge Landis May Get After Vols for Getting Under Cover 1 -n Continued from First Sport Page) diamond, just to get Jn the ewlm, as they saying-goes, went undor water yesterday They may dry out by Sunday, And the Oulf pf Mexico may beooma a mud puddle also. i Pane Rowland reached decisions abeut his Jball t.elut- yesterjlay. One ie to train next year in the Sshara Desert eft en top of Lookout Mountain.

If he so to the desert the sea son will be, over before he -can? get back for the opening Those, Vols will, be cover." Until the county. dry again, f- Panto stricken because his Crackers have been slaughtered by collegiate clans Kell Splller, the Georgia has skipped away to the citrus belt to plead with Tour Unpla- Wllbert Robinson for aid, succor, help and assistance. Both Oglethorpe and George Tech loped the Cracker; anvil chorus promptly opened up with ar" overture In The wolves began barte with glee. The Craokert need And lots of punch. They want old Nick Cullop.

He'a -'been In Atlanta recently visiting his wife who has been 11L, He secured permission to work, out: with the Crackers, When folks watched him hammering long larrups they Immediately began to years for him once more. So Roll Splller went south' In an effort, to nab-him. v- v- I Nap Rucker, the Robin scout Claims tha Dodgers will hold on to the big swatter this time. But Mr. Splller has hopes.

That's all he has apparently. He Is the same Mr. Splller whj figured out that his boxmen would win SO games thia Then the rah-rah boys, from Oglethorpe and Tech came along and exploded his mathematics. The cjily good thins; about the Crackers right how appears to be the name of their manager. Its Wilbur Good.

f.t:.-..i 't Here's 'one that should -matte you sit up and button back your eara Greenville over lv the Sally loop can, find no, plaee. for Tyrus Raymond Cobb. Not only that but they have released Tyrus Raymond Cobb, Hold on gents. Do not think that thia Is an advance April fool. Joke, U'a "v- 'H Greenville rounded a youngster named Cobb" Everybody Promptly began to mention him as Tyrus Raymond Cobb.3 He-- looked very much like Cobb.

That is behind the ears, He was an- outfielder There the resemblance ceasecVri Still Greenville can throw Ita ohest forward and tell everyone that It released Tyrus Raymond, Cobb. Which they probably will Prof Morgan "Blake, the' comical cuss who battles with tootlesa typewriters, i while concocting sport yarns for the Atlanta Journal Is unloading dally daffydil golf lesson for his never-attempted to, encroach on the of George Livingston, i Arrmld Meart and other. -celebrated tutors on the But: Just to be in fashion we fling this forth as a lesson. TOet the ball in the cup before tpe other bloke does," Juanal i wjm; sirnbiBS-'' 1 First raoa. 1800.

claiming-, t-yesr-elds Up, I fnrlons Private Beth 114, Shaata, KJna- 114. Betty Haloney My Daddy 11. Omar Ban JOO, Caolnue 1(14, Ina I. 10 Try me 110 Mount Blsea 111. Miea BTBraert lit, -The Squire Sllant Partner 10, MonteUo 10.

War Caatl 1 12. Davis. 10, Pepper Bank lit. Cammea Denominator Alt, Proepeota lit. Second race.

$700, elalmlns, I-year-olda up, 1 1-1 milea Bu Gondolier IS. Mode 101, Shaata, Cherry rm'w, e.vv, riai-nna -year- olAa, IU furlonsa aClohael Monahas 110, Vaabond 101, Klement 101, Forelsa Club 111. Hootlnanr 101. Correct lCt, aHlllla 'Wtop 110. Maoon'111, alas Row 101.

Star Klet 110. Kallco lot, Mlae Anon tot, tMIe Wlttlrlem lot. Tempi Amour JOO, aNatloa Wide, 100. bSaphront fi bMeadlwbrcolf eatrjs- T-' Fourth race, 100, llnilnr. J-yaar.

elde up. Hi. furlonte 110. Radiance lot, Rasabald IS, Prooonaul Hi, Zoya 101, Blander 100, Sphere lot, B(lly Centner 10, kittle Broom lot, bull Run. lot.

Queen Beat 101, Obbllqut B.w.y Bowman vv, ask ifuuq iv. Aeiii Mad Sun rvinaiow lua, i Fifth race. flOO, t-rear-olda 1 1 furlonan aPookanaka HI. sWaUnane lit, Northampton lit, Zeet -110, Bli Raoul- 107. Shaata Queea loi, Tnno Is 110.

Tommy Lad 101. --x Thompaon entry. Sixth rare, 1000, claiming, handicap, l-year-olda up, 0 furlonsa The Tartar 111. Kit Carson 101. Simbny lll.XBon.

nle Khayya-a II, Folia 101, Caroler 10T, aPookanalut lot. Old Kickapoo 100. bTttne Is II, aWnlmanu 107, bOulnaa Tea 101., sThompeon entry." 1 entry Serenth race, 11,000 handicap, l-year. olda up. mile Hydromel ill, Rlchu 101, Bear 8 hot 01, Bridegroom 100, Bob Rosen 100, Hoat .100.

Tommy ld Blhth race, 1700, olalmln. 4-year, olde up. mils and a quarter Shaata. Bally 101, Fort Wayne 111. Rock Bomb 106, Sea Fairy 108.

Fred Duhner 10. Chief Babattus 101, Blue, FUh lot, Shaats Sheik 107. Fine Manner! 100. Hsroakel II, Opes' Hand 101, Either Weldel 101. Oneida 101.

Brio 110. Bar-, lid 10l. Tha Falconer 100, Al Hotfoot 101, Athelrain 10k Ninth race, $100, olalmlnr, t-yasr-elds Op, 1 1-10 mllaa mum Sourlre 00, Haaet Demon 101. Btarleaa 107, Duck It 107, Proapeot lit, Olaa.ful lOt, Tanrram 101, Apple Croae lit. Plate lit, 8ote-nun 107, Chick Dp 101.

Hofeuwal 10. Semper FeUx IT. The World lot, Tom Byrne 101. Van KttUche IT. Nelda 10.

Harblnser lOt, Clear ad laat.i; i He: I won't graduate from college -this year. -y Bhft! Why not? He: I didn't go. Minn. Skl-U-Mah. College Baseball if Iff.

i'Joq Dugan, former Now Vork Yankee JJilrd basfcrnanTst bat in his work-out with'' his new teammatei, the Boston Braves, tit Li Petersburg, i Dugan was. hold-out. and jwu thejastmotnber 1 the. Boston, team to sigrtj 1 At Tuscaloosa: 'Alabama, 110 Birmingham-Southern: m. At Durham.

T. C.t Penn. Statty Duke University, Innings), At Jttheha, Ga.1 Georgia, 10 i South Carolina, At Charlottsvllle, Va.1 UnlversltK of Virginia, New UnlverV slty. At Chapel HUlt University, of North Carolina, 9 1 University of Pennsylvania, '-) 1 At Jackson, Mlss.i University pi -Illinois, 4: Mlllsaps College. I.

At Lexington, Va.li, Washmgtoflj and Le, Princeton, At Charlottesville! Unlversl -ty of Virginia, New York Uni versity, S. I At Atlanta: Georgia Tech, If Oglethorpe. 5 (called ninth, dark ness.) i mkL tha Aberdeen, Washington it i.uughran had agreed to take 15 "JiJc'. cent of tha net receipts, which mounted to 1141.890. This left him with $78,089, which he was forced i cut, under the terms of his con 3 3iact.

with Walker and help meet he expenses of the Lontski-Grlff ltB fialr. Walker did not receive a "nt from the Chicago sUdlum cor mation. as Loughran bad acrreed lay tha challenger out of hi 6 cent. Gilberts Daylight Storel 8 nnjjlMM Mnrpt 1 peculiar contract was a imble on tha part of Loughran. the show had been a sell out, 1 the capacity attendance of U00, as Loughran had figured, the J- would, have approximated v- .00.000.

figuring on this basis, his tare after paying off Walker and I ite other expenses, have left I with approximately $102,500, I Tha fight, onenlmr the new sta rt 'urn, was a disappointment In at-l-idance as well as performance. paid attendance amounted to j50. with probably 2,000 or so iompUmentaries. The gross re- i plpts. before the slice for govern- inougnt in mind, today Indulged in workout calculated to again raise tne quemon; win the old dm) mauler fight this year? flashlights boomed, no less than a score of cameras clicked and re porter 'hot fast and furious auc tions at the former champion.

He parried them as neatly and deftly as he would a few Jabs to the chin. xes, he going to workout reg ularly, No, he hasn't decided Whether he will again. Just wants to keep In shape, you know, Xes, ha 1 feeling Tea, tha weather Is balmly and so la the boxing situation. At Keeney Park TBSTXBDAra EKSIXXS Flrrt rspe, liog. clImln.

J-rwtr-oIil BP, UuIumu 101 (Con vr). T-l, 1-1. 1-t, won; Lvity, tl I liars), S-f, 1-5, iMqad: Dry Nation 101 (Kealay). vb. third.

Tlma, 1,01 4-8. Alao ran, Twlv-Thlrty, My Olorr, Madlclne Man. fair Lesion, Snaka Blta, Pbronachaata, Blue Oranita, vitanaa, i.nosy swaap. aaaond raca. I0, olalmlnr, t-yaar olds up, mil.

Senator ilttya. 111 (Staala), 10-1, 4-1, 1-1, won; Trojla, lot (Horn), -l, avan, aacand; By Way. 110 (Knl(ht), 1-4, third. Tlma, 1.1S 1-t. aim ran Santry.

Laia. Liborlo. Blazonar. Flald Msrahal, Philip's Firat, Gold Mark, uaF xi ail la. Third raoa, ie, olalmlnr, yaar-olda.

nil. Hasal Oumbarta, 104 (Oraen-wood), 4-, 1-4, out, won; Mlntoal, 104 4-1, T-l, aaoond; Laftar, 111 (Horn). 1-t. third. Tlma.

1:17. Alas ran jarr waji, Raoosnltloa. Fourth race, $800, clalmlnt, 1-yaar olds up, 1-11 mllaa. Ballaau. 101 (Knlsht), T-L 1-1, 1-t, won; Wafflaa, lit (Convey), 1-4, out.

atoond; Hint Toaay, us (rronk), 1-J, third. Tlma. jlus ran swaat Monay, Oppi man, Fifth raoa, ISOO, olalmlnr, 4-yaar-oIdi op. mm. juaaa, lit (Smith).

T-l, T-l. 1-1. won; Woodmont. lot (Knlsht), 1-1. 1-1, aacond; Lorelei, 101 (Convoy), 1-1.

third. Time. 1:14. Alao ran frland. Copnor Damon.

Waloola. flnifroaa. Bedford Balnt. Black Elm, Patay Mo- uonaia, npeciai, Aor. sixth race, 1100, clalminr, t-year-olda np, mil and TO yards, The Rant.

114 (Kanlay). T-l. 1-1. out. won; Tlllle.

10 fconvay), t-l, even, second: Dorrie. 100 (Seabo). 1-1. Time. 1:11.

AUa ran Leiaora Hoar, Macka Bab. TODAY'S ENTRIES Firat race, tl.200. clalminr. Th. Store purae, 1-year-olda-up.

6 lurlonea am Aicuaoe lis, carry Up, 101, xFalr Lesion 10, sHallatorm 107, iColoratura 104. VltallM II. xMulllsan'a Son lot. xuompucatinn xBavaUe Frank 18, Bedford Saint 111. xTlmekeener 101.

xury nation lo. Alao enriDie: Bendea-voue 114, xTommy Foater 111, xMerry vymaanr vu. nenacor Maya lie. Second race. 1100, olalmlnr, Tha Ho.

tal Maaon purae, l-year-olda-up, 1 1-11 milea Solo 111. Sea Hawk 113, Salnt'e rMor lua. xtjaan ids. vhv UMh idx. Romp 111, xlmmernoch tl, xOrand Bey no, xrira under lis.

xTaohtaman 111. xSpanlah Prlnceaa 110. Third race. 11.000 Waah inrton purae. I-yeer-olda.

4 rurlonra aBUnd Pal 101. aOotta fJonow 101. aOhl caso Lad 101. Nelda W. 101.

Andra lit, DAnina b. ioo, iexaa ionsnorn iva. a Jolet Stable entrr J. H. Patteraon entry.

Fourth race. 11.100. Th. Carltoir Rotal handicap. l-year-olda-UD.

1 1-18 mllaa aConro II 111. aBorla 111. Sun God II ioi. DCiaruir- 107, Necromancer 10a, bLucky Play 111. a iiarnod Brother entry, O.

K. Jmkln entry. Fifth race. 1800. clalminr.

Tha Store Aocommmiatlnr purae, 1-year-olda-up, 5H furlonra-Mijatadn 111, xForeat Fairy 14. xRalnstorm 101. xBaby Oar 104, xPanola 104, xCrltlo 117, Slater Ruby 101, xSon Ami 111. xCleora 101. Sixth race.

1100. elalmlnr. Tha Un Department Store purae, 3-year-olda-up. mile and TO varlt Wbter tOS. guper-atde 117.

Senador Vaaquex Bello 113, Black Bart 115, xllcCulloch 107, xBu-phratea 115. Apprentice allowance claimed. Clear and rood. Poat time: Firat race 1:41 u. m.

Here Is Consensus Of Racing Form AT JACKSONVILLE I Timekeeper, Complication, Colo- tura. I Spanish Princess, Eomp, Fire Under. 8 Andra. Nelda Antha S. 4 Boris, Lucky Play, Congo II.

5 Critic, Cleora, Forest Fairy. Euphrates, McCulloch, Black Bart Best Bet: BORIS. AT TIA JUANA I Shasta King, The Squire. Com mon Denominator. -Roseate II, Shasta Cherry, Golden M.

3 Starkiat, Vagabond, Mae L. Row a 4 Zoya, Bull Run, Little Broom. Watmanu, Zest, Pookanaka. 6 Old Kickapoo, Waimanu. The Tartar.

7 Hydromel, Richu, Host. 8 Blueflsh, Athelrain. Chief Sa battus. 0 Hopuwal, Chick Up, Duck It. Best Bet: ROSEATE II.

Von Porat May Fight Christner in Chicago Chicago, March 29. (P) Promo ter Jim Mullen today opened nego ttatlons for a match between. Otto Von Porat. lanky Norwegian heavy weight, and K. O.

Christner, the Akron rubber man. for the- ooliseuin Anrll SO. The building wll be unavailable for hoxlnz until that date, as a cir cus takes possession tomorrow night for a 30-day stand. New New Showing of Smart New SSnaE'ttG or EactteE' 'nilesSSSIJJp' 7 "-CVy1 erI 1 I JM 11 Genuine 4 Imported Broadcloths sad High-Grade Madras Materials in Fancy Patterns or Plain Whites. Colors guaranteed fajt.

Collar attached, collars to match or neckband styles. IN TWO VALUE GIVING ASSORTMENTS 3 for $4.00 JTe Special -Easter Showing of New AU-Silk, Head-Made, Wool Line- $5.25 ana siaie lax, was taaen out, amounted to $186,287. Loughran found a bit of cheer In tliat fact, however, that he got a imnua of $25,000 from Promoter v. 1 urmon for placing his services un- the direction1 of the Chicago corporation. This sum nh-r with $15,289 saved out of the per cent gave him fffe got the $21,000 several ago, with-the understanding i bonus ties Urn up for several fights, for the corporation.

Promoter Harmon has no lmmedl-' Plan for-another fight In the until a' circus, which will 4, rcupy tha building for 24 days, nulls stakes. proposes to i ratch Tnffy Griffith, with Lough-( but he has. no date In pros-Ofct lIt Provable, his next fistlo "ent, which maybe stage! the last next month, will be a popular libw with a five dollar top. Jack of Walker, gl 'ed a protest with the state ath--' i -tic commission today over the da-' iS'slon. His protest was based on 'e fact that Referee Davey Miller 5 In favor of WaMujr, with the vo ui'es declaring for Louphran.

commission gave no consldera-iv i 'on to the protest, ruling its of- were eortpetent and that the rdlct would stand. From in Open, Smith Has Become U. Leading Pro Continued from Page.) i 120,000, half of which is for prize -with an outlay of $50,000 i addition for the road show. To lelp offset this from the start, the H'omoter has collected $30,000 in ntry fees alone at $300 per head. -ast year the competitors paid $25 ach and.

were boarded free. This ear they pay their own, some I'OO in guarantees, deposited by owns alog the route, awaits Mr. t'yle. Programs, the show and other sources of revenue will yield upward of $150,000, the promoter flg- "ires. It's a long, long trail but if you Spalding dunged Tbyse Colf Ball.

Washington, March chair that J. Spalding and sporting goods "firm of New Tfrork, were paying leading professional golfers a yearly salary to use and recommend the firm's golf balls was made today In a complaint filed against the Spalding concern by the Federal Trade commission. The complaint, which alleged unfair methods of competition, also charged that the Spladlnr firm gave many golf balls leading players and to golf players employed as Instructors. "When said golf players win. or finish close to winners la golf the complaint said, "respondent corporation or the corporations which It owned, controlled and managed caused advertisements to be placed In magazines of general circulation, stating that the winners and those finishing close to the winners used the golf balls made by it or the corporations, which It owned, controlled or managed, Without disclosing that said players were obligated to use said balls, thus misleading and deceiving the public into belief that said players used said balls because of their superior quality." Hearing on the complaint was set for May In Washington.

miaotate lo-lqs Reach Finals In A.A.U. Consolation Wichita, Kans- March Scoring two Impressive victories today, tho Middle Tennessee Teach ers College of Murfreesboro. entered the finals of the A. A. U.

oonsolatlon basketball tourney. In the morning round, the Ten-nesseans disposed of the Columbus. Ohio, sextette, 30 to 14. Only a single point separated the winner and the loser In the tilt today, the Murfreesboro girls beat ing Piedmont College, of Demoreet. 29 to 28.

Miss Towry's basket In the last minute cf play decided the contest. The Murfreesboro team will play the Arkansas Teachers for the consolation title Saturday night VANDERBILT PROFESSOR DEFENDS MISSOURI QUIZ Dr. Sanborn Flays State's Biological Teaching. Lexington, Ky- March 29. ff Dr.

Hubert Sanborn, head of the department of psychology philosophy at Vanderbllt university, in an address before the Southern Society of Philosophy and Psycho logy here today, rose to the deiense of Dr. Max Meyer, who was dismissed from the faculty of the Uni versity of Missouri on account of a sex questionnaire. Dr. Sanborn scored what ne term ed the "control of education in America both by lnstitutionalism and by the tax paying -He referred to the "determination of the content of psychology courses at the University of Missouri by the Intelligence of Missouri legtslatora He also flayed the "teaching of biology, according to the Tennessee plan, and the Investigation of 'history, according to the Chicago plan of Thomsonian research." Lewisburg Busses Resume Regular Route Chapel March, 29. (Spl.) Busses from Lewisburg via Chapel Hill to Nashville here resumed the regular route.

The high waters have retreated to their banks nut "many acres" of valuable farm lands are still submerged and It will be several days before the water leaves If there is no more rain. Trafflo over highway No. 5.1 will detour via Chapel Hill to Caney Springs over the Lewisburg and Franklin pike. The highway department has already begun work on the detour. It Is about four miles west of here.

Neuhoff and Milk. Teams Meet Sunday The Neuhoff ball club will play the Nashville Pure milk team a practice game Sunday at Centennial park diamond No. I. The Neuhoff players are requested to report at 1 o'clock, 7 5 Dashingly -Smart 0 41 05 LABELED PLEATED FRONT "PANTS 2 Another Hestoo mmm Among the candidates answer ing the call for spring practice at the University of Michigan is William Heston, above, ton of the famous "Willie" Herton, of Michi gan football fame. Heston, is a freshman thia year and will be eligible for 1929 varsity next fall.

He starred at a Detroit high school and continued to win laurels at Manlius academy, N. Y. Lott to Pitch George Lott, third ranking American tennis pluycr, who is a itudcnt at the University of Chicago, will play on two Maroon teams this Lojt will head the Chicago tennis squad and will ilso pitch on Ihc baseball team. Chicks Send Another Pitcher to Knoxville Memphis, March 29 Cecil Pals-grove, a right-handed pitcher, has been turned over to the Smokies by the Memphis club. He will leav Saturday for Knoxville.

Palsgrove, a native of Gideon, last season and was Riven his unconditional release. In' two games with the Lookouts he was charged with one defeat. Polsgrove, a natTve of Gideon, madeihia professional debut In 1927 iiuthe Valley League, wftinlng 16 games and losing five games. He waii picked up by a major club which sent him to ChattanQOga. He complained of-a wore arm last season- but claims that his arm is now alright.

Palsgrove is over six fet tall and weighs 175 pounds. Glenn Wright to Be Able To Throw as Well as Ever Misml. March 29 VP) Glenn Wright, shortstop of the Brooklyn Robins, who has been out of the lineup most of the spring on account of an injured shoulder, will ha able to throw as well as e-ver soon, and can take his regular Dla.ce in the lineup, according to an announcement today by Dr. Cecil Ferguson, who has been treating the ailing shoulder, Wright was here today for his last treatment, fcnd sald-the arm feels all right. He has been throwing with It for aev- eral days, Nashville Laundry To Practice Today The Xashvllle Lauiidry will have a workout- on diamond No.

4 at Centennial park at 2:15 'o'clock this nftcrnoon. if the weather permits- Manager Foxaii requests au j' (. 1 sliipiiirail CHOOSE PROW HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF NEW SMART STYLES Mats Sr Eaotteir There's Shape and Shade Here for Every Man Snap, Roll or Curl Brims New Grays or Tans, Also Brown and Black. Make Tour Selection Today All NEW IN'EW STYLES Special; Offering, Genuine HANES ATHLETIC Union Suits WW isten to u. C.

Pyle, the silver-Miatched crusader among it is paved with profits this instead of sheriff's attachments. In the quiet and seclusion of Artie McGovMn'sjiyrnnasium, Jack ipeiffio Only the newest in style, colorings and patterns are shown in this superb Every HlHiiii OeyOS UNION Complete Showing of New STETSON HATS For Easter New Easter Styles "FRIENDLY FIVE" OXFORDS Your Easter Outfit Would Not Be Complete Without a Pair of "Friendly Fives." Step in Today -sn4 elect Your Favorite Spring Style in Black or Tea. New Easter' CAPO i 1 Snappy 'Patterns In Gray oi; Tan Shades. 01.05 ectly and to give absolute satisfaction every detail. -Select yours here today.

1 Gallon of Oil with each purchase of 5 Gallons or more of Gas at These Low .95 PLEATED FRONT, VESTS garment is. tailored, to fit per- Wool GUITC Models for men. and young men T. YALUES. iHZI3 ialllaVi WONDERS" .75 'lit SPECIAL All 0 spring pat sad mm New terns colorings.

All sises. Saturday, Mar. 30 CARR Ga rage AND FILLING STATION "Just Below "equafe Gas Oil Battery Service ON THE-5QUARE WlMHsihrti3irIJT-7 faocliroachco Easily UlUi by using -r' Stearns Electric Pasta Also kill wtterbugi, rat and mice. Sold everywhere, 35c and $130. MOKST PACK 17 IT FAILS "WHERE CASH WORKS LADIES' REST ROOM players to be present.