WRATHSR
VOLUME SIX; NUMBER IST
WRECKED FLIERS RODE SAFER ON RUBBER RAFT
GOLDSBORO GETS 1928 EASTERN CAROLINA EXPOSITION
Story How Byrd And His Mates
Cheated Death Alter A Night
Lost In Bad Storm Is Related
Big Plant Smashed in
Crash Into Sea at 3:30
Yesterday Morning,
Paris Time; Compass
*Was Out of Order;
Po’esight of Comman
der in Providing Raft
Saved Their Lives.
PARIS. July I—<e>—Battered by
Morm aad blinded by fog. with com
r«M oat of order and oat of gasoline,
the giant trans-Atlantic monoplane
of Commander Richard Byrd apod
awtftly to Ibo aoo at Vor-Sor-Mcr on
tbo coaat of Normandy sarly thl*
morning, v slightly completing Ha
groat trans-ocoßßlc bop— but 17b
mitoa weat of ttg goal. Paris.
The time of tbo America 1 * lenditt
—3:M a. m.— waw e*abllshed by
tbo stopping of • watch
Lt. Neville's watch was smashed
by the shook of tbo plane striking
tho water and then drenched by the
Hooding of tha cabin. ,lt stopped at
IS*
, Tuoticed a fbw minutes before grp
first caught sight of the revoivtng
beam of tha Ughthouae that It waa
a HI tie as er I o’Hook." Novllle said
‘We fiddled arouad a early bait an
%«Br after thit b#fbra landing gpT I
am anro tha time arm hare been
«:a*.- *
This would make tha duration of
tha flight ft hours.
Not until rlrtually the last, drop
of ganollne waa gone, did the Airver-
up tta determined groping tn
tbo Impenetrable fog for the landing
Held at La Bourgrt —a Held that lay
waiting eagerly for their atrlrali
“We had ao choice but to seek a
landing," Commander Byrd said. “T
sent down n Hare and then followed
with tha plana.’
But (hero was more than that.
The grant plana, which bad leaped
with each power from the runway at
Roosevelt Held In the early dawn of
Wednesday, waa atilt mighty In H*
final swoop to earth.
.Landing in shallow water.* It tore
tha wheels from the fuselage' and
plunged about 200 yards off the
beach aad than sank to tha top of Its
wing la tha booming surf.
It waa then that Commander Byrds
painstaking foresight came Into play
nod tha rubber life raft that be had
been ao careful to teat before hop
ing off prosed its service. Clinging
to their now helpless ship, the four
American airmen eucr.eded In launch
ing their raft and manning It. row
ing quickly to shore.
PARIS. July I—<*)—Lost in n
dense low hanging fog that envelop
ed them virtually from the moment
they pspigid from the ocean into
France, and with their compass out
of order. Commander Richard C.
Byrd and bis craw of three brought
the monoplane America down in the
sen early today at Ver4tur-Mer
Ebr cry body aboard is safe and
. ilssplag sM tbs affasle as a II toss
-y. Ifk fVg U . lltil#
cottage at tha aeealde resort hamlet
171 miles from Parts dispatches say.
The America. Its landing gear brok
otftetWfhe ¥ tMnfkifiMf. Ti TTh*
chored to a boat too yards off the
. bench awaiting law tide that French
- pave I officials may endeavor to
bring bar ashore. Just bow bedlp
damaged the gram monoptsae t« cam
not he' ||lll m I—l illn|t uelll Ad in hftiughl
urwvvv • vv -- - tvt wwyi wt
in. «
Advices that the great explorer and
his tat rapid baud wire safe brought
relief after as anxious night, during
which the heavens appeared- to he
trying te literally embrace the earth
aad rain fell In torrents. It waa
indicated that they landed In the
' ooean at 6 45 o'clock. IS hours and
II minutes from the time they left
(C—Untied a* gage dt)
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ* IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY ' BUY.
Four Acres Spuds
Net Almost SIOO
WINDSOR. July I—(4V- The
Griffin brothers of WoodvHle. In
Bsrtie county. bars bar rested
•MO worth of Irish potatoes from
a field of 4.1 acre*, reporta Coun
ty Agent B. K. Grant. Two hun
dred and sixteen barrels were
dug last week, of which 200 bar
rels graded No. 1 and sold for
•4 60 per barrel. Fertiliser and
seed for this crop will not exceed
•100 tn coat, Mr. Grant report a,
leaving a net profit of M6O. A
crop of corn and soybeans baa
been planted In alternate rows
and this crop will be barrelled by
boge this fall.
PLAN LANDING
PLAGES IN SEA
Coolldge Suggest h International
Responsibility In New Men ’
For Air Service
RAPID rmv M. Ik, July L
UP)—RsUbßsgmeat es a lead
lag place aad \eac«n la Ibe sea
.VI warn tr»R* • wfiii t« nim
fkeea prepesed by IsL Cbarlea
l.lndbargb. pioneer Hew York
te Paris flyer U President Cee*-
tMs an taternnHonnl preposition.
Shewing eeosMerahle Interest
la the new accomplishments Vef
America's aria tegs In recent
week’s, the president tWtenlMl
today that the proposal far sen
bunting places bad keen placed
before him by I.Mhergh end
while the gerernment has taken
ne action there, are indications
that Mr. t'oolldge will listen to
proposals to International nego- 4 *
tint lens jp this regards.
The record of the Batten's
fliers In recent years was pointed
ant at Urn tinner W hite House
as Indicative that experience and
knowledge was being gained
which should prove of andenbted
henefH t# the science es flying
aad anviagttea.
The flight* of Commando!’
Byrd ever the Teeth fob es
well ns across the 'Atlantic, es
tfi army reend the wort* flier,
the army pnn-Ampahnn good
will aviators, es low mender
- John Rodgers toward Hawaii
and es the two ether recent .
trans oceanic and one Hawaiian
eipOdthtos wkee frees lied todafy
by the president.
#uw plans are nnderwny te
receive any es the more recent
; air heroes es the nation by Nr.
( solidg« here.
Clayton Plans
Big u 1 y
CLATTON. July 1. -Clayton 1* mek
fhg extenoive prdpa: nitons to take
TSTFeTfT aTUg celebration bn ’Monttify'
My 4UI. enfl thv town t* preparing
for a record crowd of visitors who
have been Invited from all points
sfttAwdMlio WRE* «w.vnUa» Jk
program to e<iv»*r the rnttre day for
the visitors has bet n mapped out and
plans are practically complete (or the
Independence Day celebration.
Soßta'lden of the th ogcain he
gained when It In mated that ih*\ k-,
Critics of the day will begin at »
o'clock and will not be concluded un
tH hrte hr the night This program
aa outlined by the joint committee.
RICHMOND NAMED
CLEVELAND. 0.. • July 1 (J»*>
Richmond. Vn., was selected today aa
next yesra’ meeting place of the mys
tic order of relied proph«ta of the en
chanted realm.
GOLDSBORO, N. C SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 2
BOLL WEEVIL
NOW THREATENS
CmL Rainy Spall Mlphl Rrlai
Heal Menace to Colton
Crop of State
RALEIGft. July I. W*> With
southern Robeson and Scotland coun
ties having repotted the presence of
the boll weevil In sufficient quantities
to call for their control by poisoning,
the principal need now for the cot !
ton crop h a period of hot. dry wrath. I
er. agricultural experts say.
It is point'd out by entomologist J
of the Btste Department of Agrlcui 1
ture that 76 female weevils are ,»p- !
able of producing 7,690 by July 16. un *
der farorable conditions, that la. cool.
o
rainy weather, while hot dry weather
curtail their output to. maybe. 7io for
each prospective mother of them. 1
While there Is no need for any ea-1
peels 1 alarm, yet. the winter’s survival
waa said to he high and the etirly up
pea ranee of. the pent on cotton Indl
entaa that It must be combated.
"It was hoped." says a statisti
cal report from the Department of
Agriculture, “that the acreage In cot-'
ton In North Carolina would cut
htavlly this season, but It now seems
"rather doubtful that the actual re
duction la aa heavy as It waa itrst re
ported to be. I
“The stand of cotton is reported
aa good. The seeds were slow in
i ep outing, due to the early drouth, hut
tnta Ms evidently b«an advantageous ■
to the crop aa the plants an- de*p.
rooted, strong and vigorous.
"tUpe* tha ratas tn early. J um» the
crops hre growing fine. Several far-i
mars hare reported the beat -crop In |
Yir tear three yvnra. ft ha* been]
good boll weevil weather, 100. Watch
out for these.” u
STOCK SCANDAL
TRIAL PUT OFF
Big Oil Firm in Bankruptcy
Result Issuance Too Much
Stock
Mil ANGKIXB, June <**) —*
Bankers, brokers and motion picture
magnates ware arraigned here today
on criminal charges In, ednneetton
with tha Julian Petroleum Corpora
tion stock scandal.
From among the surging perspir
ing army of lawyer*, outnumbering
thetr half a'hundred cltente. nearly
two to one. earn# the shouted mo
tion to postpone the date of plea to
July 11. After a discussion which
everyone tried to talk at once. Judge
-’Albert Stephen* agreed to the post
pomnent. ®
The men were Indicted by the
grand Jury last week after two
moighs investigation tnto the # taw
evens* over iasuo of Julian stock,
which precipitated the big oil con
cern Into financial oblivion. Charges
tange from <Mary to embeulement,
■even bankacsTre among the defend
ants which include millionaire real
estate dealers and Insurance men.
A motion picture producer, theatri
cal magnets and manjr brokers and
nvoaey landers were Indicted 1
Dr. C. F. Strosnider Named President K
* Chamber Os Commerce For Coming Year
- TtiFTiparff-hrTTTrmtn„ v.mte (ToMa
hnro t 'haii her of,Commerce tas( *ve
ntng elected Dr. C. F. Btrosnlder
hresident to succeed R. E. Btev*nn,
cm «sniy-’ -
term, approved the idea of dvpart
mentallxlng the and dla
cussed a membership campaign
Dr. Btroenlder will com* Into the
duties of (he peesldewt of -the urgani
xalion with a lull experience aalaed
In a very serviceable record as presi
dent of the chamber In 1923 Direc
tors recalled last evening that under
his presidency in 1933. the Chamber
of Commerce accomplished several
moves of much value to Goldsboro,
In the year which R K. Stevens
has been beefy of the organisation, an
active camiAlgn has b*cn carried out
for th* hettertnent of Goldsboro aa
a city along many lines.
A Decision Was
Readied Friday
Meeting at WilliamMton. Direc
tors Decide Upon Goldn
boro At Show Point
9 » •_ i
The l!»2K Kaatern Carolina Exposi
tion will Ih* held In Goldsboro.
This was derided ai a meellnx of th*
of tb • Kaulrro Carolnla
yesterday aftefltaon, _G;>l<lshora won
Chamber of Cotnlii' In. Wllliamatou
the exposition over Kins on, Wash
ington. and Greenville, according to
N O. Rarilett, serniHiy of lbs organi
sation which sponsors the event. ,
The Exposition will be staged' cith
er during the we<-fc.nf April li or
during the week of April 16 . .>
,0 ~
Secretary Bartlett grew myst«rfo|fc
when discussing thr date over the
telephone lest evening "Wc are after
a celebrity and will stage the Exposi
tion on the date we can arrange to
have her come,’ he said.
Goldsboro business Interests ar«
understood to have un Irewrllten the
expodltlon to the sum of 11.100 In
order to bring the affair here. A
• ampaigu to get « tninil||) of the
folks to sign up guarhnletrox certain
amounts had been carried ou la the
city for several days
“Goldsboro met all the j-equlr*^
.mints" pal'd Mr Bartlett over the
telephone lost evening, frobi his bom*
In Kinston where lie had been called
by The N*wa4pr .infcwjantloo
Ing the award of (he Kxposltlon.
“The coming season will be the Itihf
tins fn the histor y of the Eapos tlon.
that Goldaborn has been (hs spot y
soring city, and ih 1 re are those
who belteva that the KxiMaltlon will
be the greatest in .the history of the
show.
Mr. Bartlett la well plrnsefe lhat
Goldsboro selected as the Kxposltlon
elty. The central location, he pointed
out. should bring a great attendance
record to the Exposition.
BASEBALL'
American
Bt Louts 14. Chicago IS
Cleveland 6, Detroit 10.
Waahingrton2, Philadelphia 1.
New York 7, Bo*boo 4.
National
Boston 7-1, New York 6 4.
Philadelphia 7, Brooklyn 4.
Chicago 4, Bt. Louis ..
Pittsburg 6. Cinclnnlatl 1.
Virginia
Norfolk 3. Wilson 4.
Richmond 6. Portsmouth 3 r
Petersburg Kinston 8.
Piedmont
Wlrwton-Ralem 7, Durham 3.
High Point 3. Raleigh 8.
Rocky Mount. 2. Haltsburg 6
Rally
Charlotte 8. August Ift.
Columbia 7. Macon 14.
Knoxville 4. Spartanburg J.
Asheville 9. Greenville 4.
JsnnMßWii wwwmwif lawnßmsvw
WMh R profit of |
- night talked of foo as a goal for which
, to work. They* believe that with thsi
i'Anawks m,* swtea* ■ i*r.y.u ?
. j ganlxationa being perfected for vsrl
- ous ptofessions and Interests in the
| city- -will stlmulale Interest In the
* Chamber and sd«l lo Us memhern
c j . Th* fcdfowm* —mesttlMe-v —were
l. e.lectitd:... i.. :;
Industrial (enamltlee
HerniSu Well, chairman; K. C. Roy
r, nil, T. H W. Fl-Btroud. Geo
r «. DeWey. FK. Hordcri, Joe Ro**n-
I tbal, Geo. C, Koyall. G. A. Norwood
Finance 1 omwiitlee
s L. A. Raney. Chairman; G. K, Free
x | man. J.. A Parker, C F Btrosnlder,
II John Norwood.
■ Memhwrship Cammlftra.
[ C. B. Millar, Lhalrman; W_ p. Tay
VANDERBILT CO.
ACQUIRES MINE
Out put of I’yrophVilHe in North
' ( nrolinn Will Be IncrenNMi
Now
RALEIGH, July I. OP> North
Carullna, claimed by mineralogist*-to
have a monopoly on commsrclal de
posits of pyrophyillie, la soon to In-,
crwise the-output of this material. ar-»
cording to word from the alat* de
partment of conservation and devel
opment
’ The mine al Hemp, the largest .pro
ducer of this mlpsisl for several years
has been over by tha R. T.
Vanderbilt company of Naw York,
arcoidtug to Information received by
«Ute' Geologist H. J. BrysoirUjStt
Is IndicaUd the output will be greaftE
Incieased over the previous produc
tion „ .
The Vanderbilt Arm 1* one of the
largest of Its kind In tke country, aud
Its ewtry In tke Moore county Held Is
expected to stimulate Interest, in tke
deposit*. Already, full page s4«r
tlscnieuta of the matertal are sppejsr
ing in aom*-< of the national ceramic
publications
Mr. Bryson has also been not lied
of the Installation of more modern
machinery at.the plant, of the United
Talc aud .Crayon Company at Glen
don. by Ma new owners who this w*wk
shipped the first carload of powdered
mstFrtst from the i "modeled -pleat.
The mane gemsu< of thla firm s*-
peem to have a capaAty of 40 tona of
powdered pynjphylllte daily * or ,
paper and rubber tmduu, and tartwerif
10 and 30 for the rooltng Industry;,
The plant has a capacity us 300 gross
of pencils and crayons dally.
TEN THOUSAND
VERDICT GIVEN
GoMaboro Man P«y
SIO,OOO ia ('aunlng Daath
of Little Girl
J W Ellis, adminislrstor of the
estate of Beriha Kill*, deesaued. wss
awarded a rirdlct of flO.ftftO In dam*
i.galnst Max Ball. Goldsboro man. aad
his Insurance companies In a •14.00®
damage action brought In Wilson
rornrty superior court wRh Judge R
A Nunn of New Bern, presiding.
The case was opened when court
convened this morning ants eerly In
dications were lhat it would consnm*
the balance of the week. ” 4
However. It took a sudden turn at
the afternoon seaetrfrf and a verdict
das returned within an hour after
the Jury began R* deliberations.
- The plaintiff in the action was rep
resented by W. A. l-uca». Troy
Barnes'and John Jennings, while the
defendant wss represented by H. O,
Connor snd Benatoc Kenneth Royal!
r.f Goldsboro. An»mrr action by El
lis against Ball for •Ift.OOft damage*
f<*r the loss of the services of th# girl
who was seven years old. was non
*oited while a third taking ft# ••,-
Cftft for peraonal Injuries and ••00
for damage to an automobile and a
suit brought by Mrs Ellis for »6.000
personal Injuries were continued.
•< •. ~*r mavnahr «<• r— immgiwi x a
jjTgjliA, Jkr 1 ■ ■
KsWllngs t .
. v b
Executive CammltNe la the*Hoard
iJM I WWiw
Yelverton.
The shove will ,»e standing cotr
inltlee# ,n serve during the present
yar The following special ctHiiralt
•■eeir seers naiwaU Ttref- rswfWnSßfßß
.ties . ccaalug ju. yon *a LU*U> woek
hss been accomplished.
Tobacco Market
L M Itoas, Chairman; J. (\ Van
story. n L. Meade, a A. Joseph.
Geo Water* Jr.
l anding Field
le'slle Well, Chairman; Joe A.
Barker, Dr. William >lmitb, H. A. Flk*.
W. A Koyall. 7
State’s Witness Gives His
Version Robberies Stores
Within Faison And Calypso
Joint Meeting Talks
Dunn Road Proposal
A joint moating of the Wayne
County Highway Cou—lislon and
the Bauipouw eounty highway
commlaaioa waa hold before
Commissioner Wheatley la Kins
ton ysotsrday for the purpose of
dUcussing the proposed taking
over of tho rood from Goldsboro
to Dunn hy the State Highway Do
' part moat. Mr. Wheat lay listonsd
to whst tho various commtssiougr*
hod to any on tho subject end tbs
mooting adjourned wRh no de
fin It* decisions reached Anoth
er meeting will, be held in Ral
eight on 7, to taho up the
uuUtor. it wag said.
WRECKED PUNE
RESTS ON BE ACH
n’ c " >
Joy Rent Tiity Kssort YU*
YMR BUH MKR. Prust, My l-u
—This tiny seaside village sprung
Into today hecauas
'uZ!£ irv^f
as evar was eut through the air in th#
history of avtsttoo
Commander Byrd and his throe
companion* In hciontiflc aerial ad
venture were compledd* to land here
thl» morning, bringing the America
down ou( of a pitch black, rainy night
onto the. shore lino in water which
ihey could not see.
Shaken up. aad bruised the four
airmen. Byrd. Novtlle. Acosta dad
Balchea- -quickly jumped up the air
raft carried for such an emergency
snd msds their woy to shore Rtfl
yards distant.
Tonight thetr three-motored plans*
rested <*> the bench Ilk* a <prm
ltattered bird. Its landing gonr tom
away. Its wings badly damaged aad
everything about It soakad mqn ly
ing In the water moat of th* day,
The brave four, terribly fatigued.
having had only a few hours steep
since the end of their trip enjoyed
the cotnhort ; of untrammelled .. M
Caen, capital of the department of
Calvadoee, no guests of that city.
Alt three motors of tho A merles
fwnrtloneti " perfectly through the
flight, humming foptinuouaty fnWn
the take-off at Roosevelt Field until
ihe landing off the bench here.
"They never missed n pop," *akl
Usui Georgs Novllle. radio operator
nnd relief pilot. Notre of tho' four
men on board took any sleep daring
the long flight.
“If we were not too bony, we were
too interested” Novllle said.
City Shares In
Firemen’s Fund
RALBIOH. July I More snd
more towns aro participating In tb'
Stale firemen's relief rund, according
Lo fligcai W iHfljih AAM fl f
•Svwmww n.> *nqMPk.'iMiEMEBHBMMhFmm
Ihsunwu’c. wk» has ‘'fgqiß !>■ iin ~>
hulldn of the 1027 fund, amounting In
$39.21012. among 122 miinlclpallu*«
dm ring In the rnnd this year.
* the'nAAey. tfiroigh VoVl^-
llons on Are insurance premiums sold
in the participating towns, one-half
of one percent of th» premiums of
which I* .set aside for the fund, ts used
by fhV various towns sharHlg Hi' ft."
tn tube- tire iff ' f7rs»nr dtllhT#3 W
llo» of dnty, Goldsboro received
$99303.
KILI.N WIFE
GHKKNHDGRO. July 1--GP)—A mid
night quarrel lasi night rsnultad la
th# tatal Injury of Mary Bhnlor. ne
gresa. by. her huahand Liu lua Shuler
and bis subsequent probably fatal
Injury to himself by swnllawiag ua*
quantity of ly*. <
MMMMMHpppMppiBE
A
Member of *
The Aaeod&ted
Press
-A ‘rr
prick FIYI aum
John Lancaster, Duplin
Man, Says Drove
From Saolston With
Frank Moye a*d Amec
Sullivan to Hookerton
—Moye Makes Abso
lute Deni’); Mrs, Moye
Says Httteai at
Home at Night hi
Question
bVopooat ndtMWM to m*nl rok-
NHm In tkrao iMrtf twaei. hi- °
■m. Calypso, a*d Jfooksrtoa wars
mUh la Um ohih of tka trial «C
rruk Mora, Moot n| owl ' amoo
Hallivan ia Orooaa CMtlf SapOiar
court la Iteow Hill yaoterday.
UMMUT of Duptlt akajft
wbo via aloe a IHWIIS k lit »e
--thw taboo by tka MU, bat tka ak*a
uaaUtrt U« waa oMared ao| yriM><
by tba court wboa tka oat Hrflf -
••tato’a ertdonco
LMMMkar TantHba
nUbT'of H. t^We!T MH^SI
ka.jO^lblMwokiM
4r®»a a p£r> was Oi imm* 0
Sullivan. ta ffookartok, at wktak
tola btai to gat oador tka otSl apd
drlro on down tka iwad acroM a
hrM*r ana watt tar a taw aktatat.
lighted nitifh heM ikHfi.. igpiplir
«atd: ka waa tp drtro kaek into lava
ana tkay ««M ka watttap tar Mat
tie "Muss iem me fSfifwßi'mPVw*
tiome sag that after ha hii tiksf
tor aaarlr m boar ka aaw tka dr
nal aa4 trow kaek Ma ItWI. Hay# .
taa Salllran wara than* with a pita
of marchaadtao coaaiattap «• (Mar.
<*»*ar, *alt. lara. mm, AMp «a>la
saita of etathee, repo, akaaHaa aad
or bar mstoriate. Lapodotar MM.
Thor tkaa laalaf tka Jeotaa tt*
noaga Ml prawadad 1 t» AMUtran’c
booaa on tk» sane of J. i. Mkwoo»«
ta ftoetatoa U*n*f*. Ml mm tM
Moa« Wt atrMaa. waa tka ta*t
O’oar gtiop.
l«ancaaior Mm taatMM Met Bolt' l
iaa ta CalypM Mid lUtta N 4 t*n*
mu tka Mfckary * Alhrttta«ta Moral
r+iypma Snllivaa craakaA tka ptara
wlnaow wMla a fratgkt Mhl MM
naaalag throurt tba toww. So otatai
I hat oa aaotbar trig ta €olf|au» he
waa aecoropanlad by Ittttae Ml
Moya ana that nlcM tkay sD partial
wlM tn tka rnbbory el Dtr—*■ atera
tkora.
Tba *tat* roatod ttta rata altar St
testimony of Dapaty Pkarltf Korte
«ay of Wayna ooanty hi wktak ooaaty
tb* toot waa hMdak. HP. Hrraipny
told Os ftadfsp tba aoeda ta a Mbo*
yf woodw naar tka kaaa es AaUlvaa.
Tba Wara# datwty tka» taM of
tba arraat of Mr. Mora and aa at
tain pt or Mara ka Mad hflf ta*tba
itolaa roods hlddaa la tip wall,. Ha
4100 •uud that ka aMtahoA Serai
joua la OoMahottt Ski IfcW ka taped
rood, »tol*m variaea pUaaa.
rice and coffsa. and Hurt ka kMtaS
la Muye'i bodrooai a pair wf akoM
Audi' nmm> f .'tpa *2k •m&slluGr,t
had baan dyad blank wblek wara pbM
<iv»ly indontlflod M hartap baaatak
en from Albrittop'o "owjl Oalype l *-
Mar* we* ihM *U«aAPAM . tka
land by tka datona .ptHLIf.. .AfSkA ______
tier j.iiK paUn* ta tip toMtrp
with any bad. rad said tka* tka paaM
in hi, poaar nioa wara. kkapbt f**«
Uimertar ky kke tar |TP.M, tka* h»
told lan castor upoa tka HMekaaa
that J J. NrWroata owad ktta fllMk
and that If ka. Pnlllraa mw Mr; Haw
•oma bafora ba did tka* to tall Ska
\,wxoma to pay kkß MrMta.
In MWMdy tab tka MMtM AM
CoaUaead ok Papo Sta|