- - 1- : V v 1 : "
,v
4
V
THE. WICMINGTON DISPATCH.- FRIDAY. AFTERNOON,: DECEMBER 1 91 7. .
D
RINGIPLES OF
JUHIOB 0. 1 i
ME RiOST NEEDED
jn ih-s Crisis of the Country
Members Have Large .Part
to Play
PATRIOTISM WAS A
CONVENTION FEATURE
KEEP PATRIOTISM
BEFORE CHILDREN
IN PUBLIC
Thi!
A
CONSERVATION IS
IKPORTflWT THING
in Winning war
i
REB
ALLEGED ISO 0E
B0UN0 OVER TODAY
Said to Have Killed a Negro
During the Process of a Skin
Game
"Condensed Report to Norths Carolina Corporation Commission of the conditicirAof r
life Wilmingto
at the close of business. November r2Qth7 J917,
perintendent
r
6p
idid Addresses made Last
! Before Members of "
e Order-Gathered in'
This City
pairio:;-:!!
is is Strongly Urged as War This Will Be Prinrirv, Theme
Measure bv the State Su- ! r F, ' William Henry Howard, alias "Pos-
I ' ' M. T-M. VW Li y 1 a 1 1 J- 1 I
. . ... ' auiu , coiureu, , wiiy xa&t wees in .e-j
vsbuciauon corderV court pleaded guilty to the
D 17X7 irririM MiiiH'rTcr' murder, or killing, of Will Melvin, col
mXCSRSStS? red Wle engaged in a gambling
NAMED FOR OCCASION game known as "skin", was again
o i l r vt n i. . .-.' - brought into court , this morning and
Schools or New Hanover to Interesting Program is Being allowed to change his plea to "not
NORTH CAROLINA DAY
PROGRAM NEXT FRIDAY
Observe the , Day With Fit
tingly Patriotic Programs
Op
the bad weather last night
, attendance at the open ses
! r tilth District convention-of
ay Order United American Me
xv.rh less thin had been hop
i a 1 members, of the Order, yet
.,sm and interest of those
rinre than offset the small
im crowd. Based primarily
, o- cor-Ttry,' it was fitting that
;hou'd have been the key-
i;t addresses ceiivered be
convention, and the patriotic,
m; the speakers last night
: nt applause.
-;i-n was presided over by
; vimty State Councilor Har
and opened with the sing-
opening ode of the Order,
,v the reading of a Psalm
hy Cliaplain John Thomas.
: . Moore then extended a
:r, the visitors on behalf of
. . which was gracefully re
: r representative L. Clay-
- welcoming address, Mayor
' t- sed the fact that the Junior
.hove all else a patriotic Or-;
!irs for the love of country
preservation of its freedom
v. The Juniors were con-
! iinon the good-work which
A l r t- Mm.'
arranged tor the Meeting guilty." He was defended by William
' Here Which Will Be Tan- M- Bellamy, Esq., at the preliminary
Solicitor E. T. Burton called several
witnesses, all of whom are said to have
Resources, i
Cash and due from Banks
Loans . . . . , . . . . ;
'Real Estate . . 4 .
Bank Building . J . ... . . . . . .
, Stocks and Bonds v -. . . . . . . .
Invested Trust Funds .... . . ; .
Liberty Bond Account
Total
;$ 527,922.80 4
$,869,737.63
2,300.66: :
50,000.00'
16.6,2363;
129,500.00;
214,475.14 ,
.$3,960,171.82
Liabilities
Capital. ......
Surplus .. .. . ,
TJnditided Profits .'. . .. . iii,
Discounts Unearned . . . . . . . . .
-Accrued Interest due Depositors
Building Reserve Fund . . . . . . . ...
, Dividends Unpaid . . . . .V . . . , . ; .
Deposits . . . .
...$1100,000.00
200,000.005
.;t-a..; riuii8ii
. . ,. 30,00Q.00i '
i
15,000.00-
" 49,000.00
i.- 250.45-3,454,790.19)
Total
..,.$3,960,171.82
uary 25
rri
Teachers of the New' Hanover pub-! At a meeting of the Executive Com- rHrmat'H in t.h "skin" r0
he schools are preparing for. the ob-;mi"ee of the Chamber of Commerce, of them were called and then Mr Bel
servance of North Carolina Day in '.held yesterday afternoon, a reception lamy thought he would waive any fur
the schools on next Friday, Decern-1 committee was appointed to handle tner hearing, and the court bound the
ber 14, -which is set aside for thatie convention here in January of the prisoner over to the next tern o! Su
purpose under the laws of the State.! North Carolina Forestry Association. perior Court priaoner being com
i'he program prepared for the occas-jTne members selected to serve on this mjtted to jail without bond
ion by the State Department pf Edu- j committee are Messr.s. Hugh MacRae, The two witnesses testified that thev
cation is an attractive one, and much ;wno js vice president of the Associa- were engaged with many others in 'a
interest is being taken An the differ- Hon, J- J- Blair , and R. A. Parsley. game of "skin", which was played with
enc communities in naving tnis pleas-; mat tnis convention had been se- cards, and that the deceased was
mgly rendered. j cured for Wilmington was assured caught cheating by the prisoner, who
That, patriotism should be the fea-llast week through the activity of the grew wroth and wanted his money
ture of the day is in keeping with the (Chamber of Commerce, the only mat- back. This, Melvin, the winner, refus
fact that the United States is now en-ter left open being the date for the ed to do, and the shooting with two
gaged in a war more tremendous and ! convention. This has been decided pistols began immediately. It seemed
far-reaching in its effects than any jon fr January 25. The following let- that ' for some time Melvin did not
before experienced by this nation. Injter is heing sent to the members of know he was shot, but he soon dis
view of this fact Superintendent oi!the Association by the secretary, Mr. covered his wound and the ambulance
Public Instruction J, Y;. Joyner is I J- S. Holmes, of Chapel Hill, who is was sent for, and he was taken to the
urging that tho exercises of a patriot- talso State Forester: hospital where he died shortly after-
ic nature in the schools be not con-j "The Eighth Annual Meeting of the wards. The same .evidence was de
fined merely to a proper observance i North Carolina Forestry Association veloped at the coroner's inquest, but
of North Carolina Day on next Fri-jwill be held in Wilmington, N. C, on none of the witnesses seemed to know
day, but that the program for that! Friday, January 25, 1918. The Cham- who "Possum" was, and the police had
,day be followed during the spring ber of Commerce has extended a very to work it out for themselves,
term by other similar programs to be cordial invitation to meet in its rooms, Other cases disposed of by Record
rendered at least once each month. so the morning and afternoon sessions er Harriss were one of assault against
A strong letter along this line was will be held there. Definite arrange- Nick Elmore, a white boy, who paid
ments for the evening session have so the costs and was told that if he came
far not been made, but plans are un- up again within a year he would be
der way to make it specially interest- severely punished. The matter grew
ing to children and hold it in the out of a fight with naother boy named
ail thflschool auditorium. Batts. for whom it was alleged El-
nnp in the nation, and werej u neCessary to make successful the1 "In view of the present very heavy more made considerable trouble.
celebration of North Carolina Day in aemanas upon our woodlands for fire- Kicnard tjoya, colored, charged with
every public school in your county 'wood to replace the shortage of coal stealing two union suits from Belk
for thrift, conservation, and patriot-and for saw timber to supply the war Williams Company, was allowed to en
icm Tlre'e vour teachers to have the demands for shipbuilding and other ter a plea of forcible trespass and
Correct-Attest
I Chas. E Taylor, President of The Wilmington Savings and Trust Company, do solemn swear that N
the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. CHAS. B. TAYLOR,.Pres
State of North Carolina
County of New Hanover.
Correct Attest: '
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 26th 1
day of November, 1917. ;' c.
November 20, 1916
November so, 1917
J. V. GRAINGER,
J. D. BELLAMY, Jr. - JDirectbrs.
LYMAN DELANO:
S. GRAINGER,
Notary Public Deposits;
f $2,943881JB4.
Resources '-
$3,133,290.44
$3,960,171.82'
mm
HEART5 BEAT FAST
WHILE HARRY RICH
them. The Dispatch feels that it is nnr H If A TIC 111 IC
received today by Superintendent
Washington Catlett, of the New Han
over schools. The letter follows:
"Dear Superintendent:
renderinsr a Batrintio sflnrirA in thim 1
DCDtrDMe IKI TU r A I l-i a. ' j i ...
riniwnmo i m inc. m , iiioiuoung me iuna neeaea to supply
1 I 4. 1 ' J 1 i m . . m
mis uesire on me pan oi tne men
(Continued From Page One).
sro forward in this time of
i renewed determination to
' keen the United States a
the ,-ree and home of the
an"
Rr.r.n'n
wit'.: h-r.o:r.T.l
program well prepared and well pre
sented, to advertise the meetings
thoroughly through the children and demands. Our need after the war will
by . personal invitation and public no- be as great or greater than now, so
tices that destruction of young growth
..a.sco th. mtin? rnntimi- should be just as carefully prevented
u mr. T,t 0wnn.as waste in the utilization of mature
yJUOlJ till UUfeU jruui
iM.din'i-. Mr. Grant gracefully
rti for the unique position in
was placed, in that he was
iiio;1. to respond for the visitors
ni. '-!' a resident of this city,
v. proceeded to give a power
ri;;;ent patriotic address.
r'cmas Hill spoke on the sub
How 1 Your Fraternity Train
:" giving an address filled
;"'ful fraternal sentiment. He
nut that each individual is op-
;.. inur aiu.u, u. - War Savings committee of the State
that this should be sunphed 1 VY V Jf, . i,
nroper sort of fuel and loaded
'z-gnse that should be of help to
purposes, it behooves us all to prac- judgment was continued upon
tice conservation in supplying these ment of the costs.
pay-
pers. umlist actively an your coun
ty patriotic organizations the Coun
cil of Defense, the Food and Fuel Di
rectors and Committee, the Red
Cross, the War Savings, etc. Col. F.
H. Fries, of Winston, chairman of the
NAM
1H S-
T hr-
!if';;(i:::ri
Mr. V'
"Oil!
fruiv
The helping hand extended
1 that can be accomplished by
i'.e. unobstrusive acts of kind-
in 'he life of every day were em-,
(I. nnd the injunction especial
' 'inn the Juniors to see that
.-.'ins are on the right track.
: with proper fuel, loaded witli
Village, and running with
briehtlv burning.
'i np Reid. of Rockingham, who
'1 p urogram for an address on
Pu'v". was unavoidably kept
and State director of this work, in
co-operation with the State Council of
Dpfense. is organizing a force of
i speakers ineach county. It is
and expected to pave a speaker .
each, public school house on North
Carolina Day to present in five or ten
minutes, the War Savings work and
to make a patriotic appeal to the peo
ple. Co-operate heartily and actively
with him, his committee, and your
county Council of Defense in organiz
ing this speaking force in your coun
ty. "If the time is too short for all
timber.
"Speakers and subjects for the meet-1
ing have not yet been selected, but
'Conservation Through Wise Use' will
be the theme of the discussions. The
war must be carried on to a successful
conclusion at all costs, but let us not d i ii oi. j. r rv
forget that conservation, even of our " robable Shortage Ot L.ars UlS
natural resources, will be a help rath-1 cussed at Meeting at Wrights
T
S
E OFFICERS
ally seen, even in the bigger circus
es, where all precautions are taken
for .safety. The trapeze has a free
swing '.of about 10 feet, and in full
motion carries well out over the
streets. With the trapeze going at
full swing Rich colmly turned somer
saults, hung by one slim ankle, chang-! ,1
cu iu jouu-itir lrura iooi swing to nana-1
hold, turning and changing as fancy
dictated, . and then lay stretched at
full length on his back, nicely bal
anced on the bar, feet and hands
swinging free, while the ;folks be
low turned their faces away, lest they
Should witness his body come crash
ing down among them. His balancing
on his knees, and then standing erect
on the bar brought equal thrills.
who are fighting the battles of those
of us who remain at hojne.- A large
percentage of all the money collected
at the performance goes to this fund,
and all are asked to contribute lib
erally. :
Tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock,
following his aerial act, Rich will
give an exhibition of strength on Mar-
; keet street, between Front and Sec-
With his teeth he will pull
WEATHER PROPHET
! two large automobiles along the
street. The cars will be a Cole-8
and an Overland-90, furnished by the
Cannon Automobile Company.
DUPLIN COURT CLOSES.
er than a hindrance in winning a lona
war, and that thrifty.' .; remunerative
frt,lt-;b-t)ri3fe, crffthe greatest
blessings of a permanent peace."
boro
trti 'i
vf-"c in
w- v.
a !(:'
titi -.
!.'.V-
i:t..,j,..l
:;r . ni,.
'S" ' i ll
vi--,c. ;
kr.-..
;:: ;
vour teachers to make adequate prep-
t.: tUr Adlohratinn rf North
rJS, V?TT M.IC-l'na 'dV on Deoemiar Hth. ou
. up.r.sual sort of address from
:, who has the reputation of
most pleasing speaker, they
ro wise disappointed in the
') -'instituted for him, for the
cember 21st, provided the schools do
not closo for the holidays before tnat
date. It is very desirable, however,
to celebrate the day throughout the
State op December 14, if possible.
Should you find a postponement of
date in your county absolutely nec-
t-rr.ntry. love of God and the opment of Toyal Amer-
- oi the people are now more! . The devei apmeni oi iu
ihan ever before, he pointed . ican citizenship and of a spirit of
rh?se things the Juniors are ' " "
, ,min- nWioimn n nvnmntu Tho little fellow has a real gut tor
Mr. McNorton was one o?
.rcerui neara m some nine
f rty and patriotism, the car-muic. and handles
ripif-s of the Order, are to-'with skill.
per a larger part in the life
and are more needed
his instrument
Matt-
The next convention of the district
will be held in July next at Shalotte,
in Brunswick county.
At the business session of the con
vention held yesterday afternoon re
ports were received from the several
councils of the Order in the counties
of Nw Hanover, Brunswick, Bladen
ri Columbus, which constitute the
Hancammon, the 10-j 16th District, the reports showing the
W. H. Order to ,be strong anu gruwiug x"
;:ii- other previous period of
What our fathers gave their
y;';n and establish on Ameri-
of today must sacri-
: the utmost to maintain,(
W,T)" of democracy will perish
world.
WMliam
-' ,i of Ur and Mra.
this section. The total
v..,'i a delight to his hearers.jin this district is close to 3,000.
I
A -TRUCK
Z8
-
MAKE TRIPS THAT IT NOW TAKES YOU THREE
Houra to cover with horse, in one hour with Smith-Form-a-Truck.
GEIT RID OF EXCESS EQUIPMENT YOU MUST OWN
if you arc using horses, and keep your hculing and.
deliveries at maximum efficiency with minimum over
head charges.
CET AWAY FROM THE LOADING STATION AND
maintain-an average speed of 12 to 1b rrvles an hour.
This is Smith-Form-a-Truck measured ability.
Apprehensive of the outlook for the
coming spring when truck begins to
service to our country and of sacri- move out of Wilmington and surround
fice for her in her hour of need is the ing sections, the Wilmington Co-Oper-most
important duty of the public ative Truck Growers' Association met
onnl mT EVe? Ub,iC at Wrightsboro, Wednesday evening,
school now should be a patriotic as- .
sociation for organized service to our to dlscuss the possibility of a car short
country and people. . The public aSe during the coming season.
schools of this State and of this coun- In is anticipated that owing to thei
try have never had before so good an great movement of military supplies,
opportunity for such service. Here- the number of cars available for truck
tofore, the work of our schools for movements will be limited. The Coast
preparing for American citizenship Line, however, points out that this
has been largely limited to instruc- class of cars is not much used for mil
tion about the government and its ma- itary purposes and officials really ex
chinery and the opportunities and pect no car shortage, though they de
privileges of American citizenship cline to make guarantee in the prem
War 'conditions and the needs of our ises.
country now offer an opportunity that A committee on shippers and ship
must not be neglected for emphasiz- ping facilities was appointed to take
ing the duties and obligations of Am- up the matter. Mr. Z. W. Whitehead,
erican citizenship and for practical of this city is chairman; other mem-
training in these duties and obliga- bers are John R. Morris, Acorn
tions through organized service. To Branch; W. C. Montgomery, Mason-
illustrate: The war savings stamps boro; W, D. Rhodes, Wrightsboro,
and certificates afford every child ev- and J, O. Brown, East Wilmington,
ery man and woman, the opportunity Officers for the ensuing year were
to cultivate the commendable virtue elected by the association as follows:
of thrift, even to the point of com-, President Mr. J. O. Brown, East
mendable sacrifice and to make a Wilmington (reelected),
practical application of it to the serv-l Vice President Mr. B. Van. Bavel,
ice of our country and of the world. Castle Haynes.
Use North Carolina Day for the culti I Secretary and Business Manager
vation of thrift, conservation and pa- Mr. E. H. Freeman, Winter Park
triotism and for ..the practical appli- j Treasurer Mr. Chas. F. Seitter, Sr.,
cation of all of these virtues by child- Castle Haynes.
ren and aduits to the service of their
country in her hour of need.
"I earnestly recommend that at
least one Friday afternoon in each
month until the close of the school
term be set aside for a patriotic cele-!
bration in every public school. It is '
our hope and intention to follow up
North Carolina Day program with
brief programs for such celebrations
about once a month.
"Very truly yours,
"J. Y. JOYNER,
"State Superintendent of Public Instruction."
Probably the highest compliment
paid the performer last night was by
a number of men who turned and
went away just after he began his
act. They were full-grown,, strong
men, but they, simply could not stand
the nervous strain of watching an
other human befng take such chances
with life. As for Rich himself, if he
has any nerves they were not working
last night. All the nerves in evi
dence were those displayed by the
spectators.
Tonight Rich will- give, his, second
performance, and he announced last
night that this evening he "would
work f.hile blindfolded. Tomorrow
aiterhoon at 3 o'clock he will give a
special . matinee performance for the
benefit, of the ladies and children. The
last performance -will be given tomor
row night. The performance tonight
will be presented at 7:30 o'clock.
With much better weather there will
probably be a crowd present that will ;
pack-the' streets around the building.
Just previous to the performance
last night a collection was taken for
the benefit of "Our Boys in France
Tobacco Fund," which proved a very
creditabl eone, considering the size of
the crowd. The Dispatch is endeav
oring to raise this fund in Wilming
ton for the purpose of purchasing to
bacco for the soldiers who are serving
along the firing line "over there."
Hardly - a letter comes back home
from one of the men that does not
mention the fact that they cannot get
the sort of smoking and xhewing to
bacco in France that they have been
accustomed to use here ;.t home, and
Three White Men Acquitted of Mur
der Charge
Warsaw, ,N. C, Dec. - 7. Duplin
county criminal . court ., closed last
week. The three white men, Walter
More Prevalent Than - for
Many Years Sudden' . .
Changes of Temperature
an Immediate Cause
When rheumatism fastens on an in
dividual, he generally knows what th.3
trouble is. The inflammation, soreness, , '
pain, swelling joints aid ' backache, ,
with loss of appetite, plainly, indicate ,
rheumatism. Physicians differ as - to
the disease, but all agree that rheu
matism is caused by poison getting in-, V?
to the system. Cold and moisture, witli i
sudden changes of temperature, cause
aggravated attacks and intense suf-
..- ; -
:-. -V .
fering. The first twinge of pain or.- !
Pierce, Jim Norms' and George stiffness of muscles demands quick ac- ; v; ;
Knowles, who were held with the ne- t-on , ': -:, VSrj;:
gro, Frank Moore, who was found " ,A , d .'-'
n,ntv f. vo mnA--nt Mr. WQitor Don t suffer a minute; get from R. R.
Ull li J f IVi fUV iU MX VA Vi Uf I'll V MX V-". . ..JV ,
Heath, were acquitted, as was also the JBallamy or any druggist a bottle of -
Rheuma. It's a great spscialist s pre
scription which gives relief in all forms
of rheumatism.
negroes, Hattie Brown and Jbutner
Pickett, who were tried for the alleg'
ed murder of the woman's husband,
Everette Brown
t brings swollen
1 ioints down to normal rpdnrps th ''W: '
Fire drills are being practiced al- Dai and restores tne waQie .svsjemWX
most, daily' m the Warsaw school, this j without the least injury to. the heart. :0M
being effected by the influence of the, This two weekg, treatment . is r inex-
Woman's Club, through Misses Reba
Meadors and Fannie- Best.. At the
last meeting of the , club, . a motion
was made by Mrs. Charles Carroll
and carried by the members, that the
srhnnl far.ultv ba reauested to train
the children in, a, fire. drillr and MisS: J
es Meadors and Best were appointed
to make the request known, and se
cure action'-ou' its.
pensive and your money will be re
turned if-you do not get the joyful re
lief anticipated. adv. - 1
BURNS BRING DEATH.
w i
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
VestryvElection 1
Vestrymen of St .John's Episcopal
church will be selected on Monday
evening, next, the voting to be done
v the members between 7:30 and 9
o'clock. Ballots containing the names
of those eligible have been prepared.
Following the election tne new vestry
will meet and organize.
Garland's Body Held
Pending instructions to Captain
Donald MacRae, British vice consul,
William Herman Drew Fatally Burned
at Munitions Plant.
The funeral of Mr. William' Herman
Drew, who died at" Hopewell,, Va., last
Wednesday, was conducted this after
noon at 4 o'clock from the.residence J
of his sister, Mrs, Q. J. Crater, No.
519 South Fifth Avenue, by . Rev. A.
D. McClure, D. D., pastor of St. An
drew's Presbyterian church. , Inter
ment was at Bellevue cemetery..
The deceased was fatally burned at
a munitions plant at Hopewell, .Va., 1
where he had been emyloyed for some
time. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Drew, formerly of this, city, but
the body of Mr. J B. Garland, who
passed away eany yesterday morning, ; now of Washington, D. C. In add!
vis being held at the funeral establish- ,tion to the parents there are three ais-
tment of Mr. James F. Woolvin. The ters and two brothers who survive to
begging that home tobacco be sent to i 'occaccd is a British subject. - mourn his loss. .- ,-
heals
burns
CLASS IS FORMED
vw mm b m
m
Theire is No
Miss Pretlow Organizes Class
at Masonboro to Start Work :
First of Year h.
WIU
HIS IS A STANDARD ESTABLISHED BY SMITH
Form-a-ruck in over 800 lines of business.
SINGTON MOTOR GC inc.
ROBERT G. BARR, Manager.
10 Dock Street- 111 Chestnut Street.
PHONE 546
PHONE 573.
IB
no,
First" Aid for
Household Accidents
All druggists sell Resmol. Keep k jar on hand.
With the firsX of the year a large
class in domestic science will begin
work at Masonboro, the organization
having been perfected on Wednesday
by Miss Annie P. Pretlow, home dem
onstration agent l'or New Hanover
county. In her work throughout the
county Miss Pretlow is meeting with
the hearty co-operation of the people,
and the work is proving a decided
success.
Miss Pretlow went to the Mason
boro school on Wednesday afternoon
and addressed an enthusiastic gather
ing on the importance of undertaking
ithis line of work. She met with
ready response on the part of those
present, "and a class with 14 members
was organized. ;
The Home Demonstration Club o'
Masonboro has purchased a complete
outfit for the course. This consists
of a stove, cupboard, dishes and cook
ing utensils. The' "money needed to
provide these articles was raised , by
the Community Service League oi
the community.
- Mr. TV. L. Parsley has very kindb
donated the use of a cottage near-the
school house for the use of the class,
and this is being fitted up fpr the
convenience and comfort of the mem
bers. The work will begji , the first
of the year. ' '
e Foods "
TRADE MARK
Most of the htttJed Package Foods are cooked,1 ready to serve. Every ounce is
footL . They represent doubly wise buying today; for there are no left-overs. There's nothing to
be discarded or thrown away. And there is neither shrinkage in cooking nor fuel expense. '
Cooked by Armour's scientific process, the original natural flavors are retained,
the rich juices conserved. All Armour Package . Meat, products, sold under the quality guarantee
of the Oval Label, are packed under the purity protection; of Government Inspection.
The tett&d Package Food Line includes:-
Sandwich Dainties Loaf Meats Mince Meat Peanut Butter Evaporated Milk
Pork and Beans Tongues Vegetables Chili Sauce Oyster Cocktail Sauce
Luncheon Beef Sliced Bacon Fruits . Rice Soups Fish Ketchup Etc:
And all are uniform in quality. Wherever you see the Oval Isabel, you. may
know you are getting Armour's best. Ask your dealer for any or all of these package foods.
Call oar branch house manager and psk for name
of Oval Label dealer in' )foar neighborhood
AR M O U nCOM PAN V
' V:vvti:?'?:i
-vt
f
'S-
U M i U
1
V'
A