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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-19

especially for Miss Ward and MT. Hay
 akawa, and 1t is safe to say that it will be one of the most thrilling and screen.
 The scenes of the play are located on fashionable Long Island. The big so- ciety lawn fete and ball afford great opportunity for the display of the smartest fashions. The entire production is made in the usual lavish and artistic Lasky manner and is directed by Cecil B. De Mile personally. and he considers it his best work since he produced the Geraldine Farrar production in Carmen
 Prominent in the support of Miss Ward are Jack Dean, James Neill, Tom Forman. Florence Dagmar Hazel Chill
 ders and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-19
.PATHE FEATURE. AT BAY, /" COMING ID THE COLONIAL Jordan Is a Hard Road" and Several Other Trian- gle Features Booked.
 "The Winged Idol"
 on Christmas

At the Colonial another Triangle week will be started today, although Pathe Red Rooster play, At Bay" with Florence Reed, is really the fea- ture offering for today, but the re- mainder of the week only Triangle pictures will be shown. Tomorrow and Tuesday Jordan Is a Hard Road" with Dorothy Gish and Frank Campeau, a Fine Arts Triangle, will be shown On Wednesday and Thursday two Key stones are offered. Fatty and the Broadway Stars" and Crooked to the the week "The Winged Ido1." with Katherine Kaelred, is offered
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-19
"THE NATIONS PERIL"
 A GREAT WAR FILM

''The Nations Peril" produced by theLubin company and released on tho " l.. s. E. programme, will be shown at the Trianon tomorrow. It features Earle AIetcalfe and Ormi Hawley The motif of this feature is to enthuse the populace to preparing for war. Among the great scenes in this feature is one which shows the American fleet in uc ctiOn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-19
"I'M GLAD MY BOY GREW
 UP TO BE A SOLDIER"

This selig feature released on the " l.. s. F. programme is booked at the Trianon on Tuesday It Is some- what like Lubin's '"The Nations Peril' in that it warns the American public against the lack of preparedness for war. Harry Mestayer is starred in this picture, which is excellent of it's kind and portrays in all it's horrors the pathos cf war.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-19
NOTABLE PLAYERS AT STRAND THEATRE DURING THE WEEK
|'The End of the Road" and '3The Reform Candidate'' Among Well Known
 Pictures Booked

Some excellent features are sched- |iled for the Strand theatre this week beginning today with '"rhe End of the
 Road,' in which Harold Lockwood and May Allison are starred. Tomorrow and Tuesday "The Reform Candidates with Macklyn Arbuckle. On Wednes- Day and Thursday Inspiration" fea- turing Audrey Munson, the most bea- tiful woman in the world, will be Fhown. For the close of the week fThe Cheat a Paramount with Fan
 bic Ward, will be offered
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-19
He Killed Town Cat
rom the New York World.

Hillsborough, Cal.--Killing the town cat and rousing the fire department of this exclusive colony into activity was the manner in which Elliott Green, son of Milton J. Green, former United States referee in bankruptcy, ushered in his hunting season. Another re- suit was the arrest of the young man. / Green started out hunting, but he couldn't wait until he got beyond the confines of the borough to try out his new shotgun Near the town hall he espied a quail. raised his gun and fired. The quail went through the pattern. but some of the shot sent the town tabby to it's final hunting grounds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-19
TR|ANON FEATURES
 MILITARY DRAMAS
 DURING THIS WEEK
Film Argument on Prepar. edness to Be Shown in Local Theatre-ThOmas
 A. Wise Coming

H. M. Newsome offers an excellent programme at the Trianon this week Today "The Little Mademoiselle' is a World feature. Tomorrow "The Ma tions Peril" one of those prepared ness films, is offered. On Tuesday I'm Glad My Boy Grew Up To Be Sol dieA, and Wednesday and Thursday the Fox feature, "A Soldiers Oath, with William Farnum. For Friday and Saturday, Blue Glass with Thomas A. Wise will be shown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-19
INSPIRATION" IS
 DIE ON WEDNESDAY,

Inspiration feature that made a pronounced impression on its last visit
 here, will be shown again at the Strand kn Wednesday and Thursday. Audrey kIunson,f the most beautiful woman in he world, is starred in this film which
 s released by the Thanhouser com I,any "Tnspiration' is a story of a kculptor and his search for & suit ble model in which to complete a masterpiece It is an educational as we'll as artistic feature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-19
Took Horses Place

FTUIII IIIe NeW fUTK WOrId.
 Columbus, Ind.-William Sanford heard there was work in the Shelby vile canning factory. He hitched his horse to spring wagon. took his wife in the seat beside him. whistled to his dog and started out. Twelve miles from Columbus the horse fell dead.
 Sanford pulled the carcass to one side of the road, got into the shafts himself and. with his wife and dog walking along for encouragement. he pulled the wagon back to Columbus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-19
"THE WINGED IDOL" IS
 COMING ON CHRISTMAS

Another story of the vampire wom an is told in "The Winged Idol" a Triangle Kay Bee feature in which Katherine Kaelred and House Peters are starred It tells a dramatic story of q weak man and two women. In the end. of course there is reconciliation
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-19
HAROLD LOCKWOOD AT
 THE STRAND TODAY

| The beautiful May Allison, who is
 well known Birmingham young
 lady, will be seen playing opposite
 Harold Lockwood, the Beau Brum-
 hel' of the films, in Mutual Master piece, "The End of the Road" based Pn H. Grafton Donnelly's famous nov Fl. It is verile drama and should prove feature tS the Strand patrons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-19

, of chance It is said there were other youths ready to ''roll' him for jelly
 rolls and toss him for trumpets
 It dawned upon the license inspector that the sugary and sweet stuffed wares
 of the store were being contested for with dice. He arrested Napoleon F. Guimont, and now Napoleon F. Guimont is charged with conducting a gambling game. The dice in the box are as still as six Jumps of sugar in bowl.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-19
KEYSTONE COMEDIES
 BOOKED TWO DAYS

Fatty and the Broadway Stars" in which Roscoe ArbuclSle is shown dis porting with Willie Collier, Weber and Fields and Sam Bernard. Is truly a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-19

mum, is starred. It is soldier pie ture in which real, or said to be real. French and German soldiers partici- pate. Some of the problems of the present war in Europe are brought in this feature which is said to be one 'of the best the Fox people have brought out in raouths.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-19

comic Crooked to the End." featur- ing Fred Mace, is another droll pie ture that should bring laughs to pat rons of the Colonial.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-19
"A SOLDIERS OATH"
 WITH BILL FARNUM

This is Fox feature in which the virile American actor. William Far
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
BRAvED JAIL To
BURY BOYSLEG
Queer Notion Of Piety Impels Mex
lean 10 GO 10 Extremes 10
Order 10 Inter Limb

p BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Aug IA.
IA permit obtained from the
Brownsville city authorities for
the burial of u chlld's leg revealed one
small tragedy, The permit was Oh.
talned by Mexican named Pasana.
lie resides about twenty miles above
Brownsville, near where Private II. X.
McGulre uf the Twelfth cavalry was
killed lew days ago. Mcclure was
the first soldier 10 luse his life during
the INids Pasonu said he had been
arrested, that his captors Offered 10
let him go but That he refu 4e,l be.
licyiug they intended to snoot hlm
and say he had tried to rscale. lie
vas trben to Jail lnl later was re.
lelsrd.
After Pasano had returned To his
home he said he saw a posse going
through his lands and called some OF
his friends 10 help him resist what he
expected to be- his arrest II Is said
this posse was not looking for Pasano.
The lRlter's friends. however. opened
fire. Mcclure was Killed In this fight
ana the MeNirunS took to the brush.
PaSonn asserted the only person In.
lured besides McGulre was n small
Mexican boy who was shot In the ley
so badly that the limb had to be- am
nutated pasona then brought the leg
here for burial IN accordance with his
own ideas of plety.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
OFFER $1,000 REV YARD


MuSKOGEE. Aug. Il A reward
Of 81 900 IL being raised here 10 stim-
ulatc detection, arresi and conviction
of the hntchet flend who N charged
with number Of nhrdrr, in MuskO-
gee
The unknown murder tiend whose
latest victim WAS WIN Is Province.
has 80 far eyaded detection aud the
community has become terror stricken
10 the extent that very Few persons
yeture ont upon the streets ~ Nlusko-
gee unless they have urgent business
to be attended.
The only clues are the old aud rusty
hand.aNe used In thr latest murder
ana statement obtained from Ger
man farmer nt the Inquest that he saw
a white man and negro nt the store
where the crime was committed about
the time II occurred.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
MINES ARE REOPENED
Savannah Mines In New Hands. Give
lOj Miners Work and Increase Dis
trict's Daily Tonnage 400 Tons

McAl.EsTER, Aug Il Coal miners
To the number ~ 100 ut Savanna have
been reemplOyed and the output Of
the McAlester field increased approx.
imately lOO tons per dNy by AN agree
ment Just reached between The Savan.
ma Mines. a new holding company,
and The Savanna Mining company. a
new operating corporation, whereby
the latter takes over the operation ~
the Savanna properties which formerly
belonged to the Dow Coal company
Operation ~ the mines already has
been resumed
These properties were purchased out
Of baukruptc, court 10y G. W Dnwley
and sold by him 90 The Savanna Mnes.
Officers Of the new holding ronpo
ration are 4. H. scarborough presl
dent Tom Hale vice president, g. +
Faith, secretary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
DIDN'T HAVE PERMIT
Then Mllkman Was PeeIed Because
Tie Was Arrested-Health Men
Blny-Dairy Conditions Checked up

When A. A. Doughty city health iu
spc"lor approached one II Suidcr this
morning, and inquired the reason why
he was selling milk without u permit
nnd also why he didn't hnyr card
showing that his cow- had been prop
rrly examined the milkmuu brcumc
wrulhl and told the inspector many
thugs TINT the officer didn't know
before Then hr refused to come to
the sutton with the officer, mud when
the matter was Finally entered ON the
police register, two charge, instead
OF one were put against the angry
milk seller
Many such complaints hive been
Investigated by the health Officers re-.
Gently aud arrests have followed In
several cases.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
MESSENGER TOO PROMPT
When Greek Delivers Booze on Rush
Order Finds Police Ahead Of Him

While the police were conducting Il
quiet and orderly little raid at 822ls
West First street Friday night. one
Gus Katsikas, II simple minded son Of
Athens, swung Iauntily up the steps
with a quart bottle of whisky which
he desired 10 deliver TO the party or
dering H. The glittering array Of stars
IN the place proved too much for the
messenger end he tvsncl .Dpg led 500
After sensational chase q sever8
blocks. Detective Charlie Baker caught
up with the flying Greek and capt
ured both messenger and the bottle A
charge " transporting was placed
against the unlucky foreigner
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
WILL ANSWER CALL
Many italians In Oklahoma VIII An.
swer ItAly's Call TO Arms; Said to
Be 1000 In State Subject to Can

McALESPER Aug l5-Faced with
the probability Of being clossed as
deSerters from the Italian army, be-
tween forty and fifty native born ltal
ians from the mining fields In eastern
oklahoma have applied to John h.
Tua, consular agent here, for transpor
tatlOn to the mother country In order
that they may respond 10 the cali To
the Italian colors approximately that
many, maybe less, NON likely more
will leave Oklahoma before the first OF
September
WORT received by Mr. Tua also says
that between one hundred and flfty
aud two hundred Italians I'm Califor.
MIA have started Tor their mother
country Several hundred more It Is
said aP 10 go from Colorado with
probable additional enllstments from
Illinois Arkansas and other mining
states where Italians have collected In
settlements
Altogether It is estimated that there
are nearly one thousand Italians In
Oklahoma who are subject to cull u~
reservists only about 2OO or 2jO
however, are Included IN the reserve
classes which have been called ut this
time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
TYPOs RACK UNION N s0rrn
Not Financially. Printers Aid
In New Orleans Fight

Los ANGELES, Cal, Aug ii-Af.
Ter midnight session, the conyenti0n
Of the international Typographical
Union had the decks cleared TODAY for
the wind up " ls business. After
considerable debate last night the re-.
quest for unusual financial support for
the New Orleans union In lts fight was
rejected The convention agreed to
support the fight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
LAW
CAUSES ANXIETY
Some State Officials FAN 10 Comply
With Its Terms Regardless Of
SIS Per Day Penalty

NoTWITHSTANDING that heavy
penalty attaches To delay or fail.
ure on the part Of state official 10
comply with the law known Us senate
BIZ No l27, requiring daily deposit Of
balances with the state depository
several officials have as yet failed to
respond.
The law became effective ON and AZ.
ter July l, aud It provides fine Of
$50 for each day since that date that
there has been no compliance with IT,
terms.
The purpose Of the law was 10 aid
In establishing huslnessllke system
of accounting for the state aud To Sc.
cure to the state the interest received
from deposits Of state funds.
Among the institutions that have
not yet complied are the penltentIary
~ hcAlester, the state agricultural
schoOls, the Insane asyums at VlnIa
and Fort supply the state normal
schools NJ Durant TahleQuah and
Ada.
II the law were complied with I'm
tull the state would be- drawing lntey
est at the rate Of 3 per cent ON about
S5OOOOO. That would mean an income
TO the state of about $4,000 from this
source alone
Institutions aud department heads
now making regular deposits of daily
balances with the state depository ARE .
Secretary " state state auditor chief
mine Inspector commissioner of labor.
Insurance commission, bank commits.
sloner corporation commission. state
mining board, state hoard of affairs.
clerk OF the supreme court University
CONTINUED ou Last Pager
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
THINK WARDS DEAD

NORMAN, Aug IL. Mr. W s
Shannon was here from Durant Ol
today getting official statements about
the death uf DR. b. y. Ward. who wa.
lynched Tor the murder Of his wife IN
Nay last Mr. shannon Is clerk Of the
W. o. W. Of Duruut " which Ward
was member lu good standing Mt
llme ot his death and Insured Tor
5000, the policy being made payable
io his wife As she IL dead the mon
Y VIII go 10 the two children. prpba
hll IN equal parts There ls no douhl
"f the demise of Dr, Ward. Several
citizens N Cleveland couuty could. II
they would, make affidavit they saw
him die
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
NAE WHISKY? HOO1!
Alcohol Used for Manufacture Of EN.
plOsiyes Depletes "Maklns" Of In.
nous Scotch Highball

LONDON Aug a. THE following
official encouragement has Just been
passed for publication
Scottish dlstllleIs have been com.
PEELED owing 10 the urgent needs of
the government for industrial alcohol
used In connection with the manufact
llre of high explosives 10 curtall their
ALLEGATIONS " spirits for whisky 10
such nm extent that supplies must fail
shOrl of renulremenis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
MOTOR COPS BUSY
Free Tor All Speeding Friday Night
Nets Police Rich Haul-Bas on Clas.
sen boulevard TOtalled Nine

The new moon Friday night with
the soft breeze from the south. PROV
ed Irresistible TO motor fans OF okla.
homa city and everybody In town
Swayed up aud down the streets nj "A
reckless rate " speed, ut least the
ponce say SO, Motorcycle officers had
ultlr hands fun, the fast ones being
taken from every boulevard about the
'l'y' ClasSen as usual, proved the
richest harvest uine speed demons be-
ing picked up Ia the course OF the
evening OH this popular speedway The
city rNchequer estimating by the rec.
otuS ~ The past, will be enriched
about hundred dollars by the even
ing's haul
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
SERIOUS. SAYS GAuLT

~ regard the prevalence ~ cholera
among hugs and CHAMBERS among hors
es Ia spme sections ot the state M a
serious mHtior' said President y NJ
0Oult of the state agricultural board
this morning Recently he visited sey
ernl western counties and verified re-
ports received at his Qfficc. State
veterinarians are busy Ia the Infected
districts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
NIVERSALPEACE
SHEER CHIMERA
Dean Of Durham Says Talk Of When
Battle Flags Are Furled" Is Driyel
Disarmament Impossible

LONDON, Aug. II The Dean of
Durham does not believe that the war
viii result In general disarmament and
universal pence, when the war drums
thrub no longer aud the battle flug
urr furlcd In an address ut West
lmrtlppOul hp predicted that IN Eng
lHud the certain consequence " the
war would be- "thc universal obligation
tu military service on the Swiss
mOdcl
"Ne,rr again he said can We run
the risk Of having the whole fortunes
Of our land and empire left to yolun.
tury effort. however. widely dlstri.
huted and magnifcently rendered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
HURRICANE Is COMING
South Florida Coast Reported 10 BE In
For Fierce Blow-TrOpical storm
Of Big Proportions.

WASHINGTON Aug II Hurrl.
Hne warnings were displayed by the
weather bureau today OH the south
Florida coast
The tropical storm wa. reported to
be central this morning near extreme
west cuba. Havana reporting an east
erly wind or ~ miles au hour. II ap
Fared 10 have turned o little more to
the north " west
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
NARROW ESCAPE
Owner Of Kings Ranch. Clllekasha
Banker, Got Away From Ranch
DAY Before Raid Was Made

1T appears that | left the border
region just IN time" said Ii. b. John.
son, banker aud cattleman of Chlcka.
sha, who was here yesterday aud left
for home last evening.
Mr. Johnson owns the big Kings
ranch In Southern Texas that was raid
ed by Mexican invaders. While here
he received several dispatches telling
him uf what was occurring. One told
of the woundlng Of Il. s. Forbes, his
foreman Mr. Johnson left the ranch
before the trouble occurred. He ex.
poets shortly to return tO the ranch
To ascertain what the actual condi.
tlons are there since the raid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
PANTS THERE, MONEY GONE
Another Case Of Cash Left In Trous.
ers-S2b Missing This Time H

When gentleman staying ut li05
West Fourteenth street hung his trous
ers up In the bath room Friday night
he neglected 10 remove S25 which he
had hastily tucked into one of his
pockets This morning, hethmkIng
himself " his wad. Ne went to get II.
and found Il not The police ascer.
talned that some person had opened
tile window ~ the bathroom and gone
through all the clothes In the room.
Several similar rohberleS have been
reported recently, aud II Is the belief
NJ the police that the same person IL
responsible FOR most Of them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
BANKER SPORTSMAN DEAD
Charles s. Smiley, Winner Of Yacht
Trophies, Succumbs 10 Long Illness

CLARKSBuRG. W Va, Aug IA
Charles & Smiley oil mRgnate. bank
er and sportsman. died at his home
here last night after an illness of two
years. MIR Smiley won the southern
regatta yacht race At Fort Pierce
Texas, In 1912, and was u participant
IN some " the largest yachting races
held In this country,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
POLICE MAY PROFIT
u sam Mckee's Horse and Buggy Are
Seized and Sold by Court, Officers
VIII "Cut"

Information charging sam Mckee
with Transporting liquor was filed by
the county attorneys office Saturday
Thet county court was also asked to
determine the status " the horse,
buggy and liquor seized by the police
FROM The alleged ring leader Of the OK.
lnhomn tlty bootleggers The case
was SET for August ~
II the court finds that the horse
and buggy were being used for the
purpose of illegally transporting In,
uor nt the urc they we're seized, the
property win be- seized aud sold one
quarter Of the resulting funds will ~
To the officers making the arrest aud
seizure and tie other three fOurths
viii revert to the county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
National Defense"
BY President in
Fit Surroundings

WASHINGTON, Aug. A. Major
General Leonard Woods Invitation to
President Wilson 10 visit the citizen
soldiery camp at plattsburg, n. Y,
had not reached the white House to
day and officials said no comment
would he made until the invitation had
been received II seems practically
certain that the president will accept
stopping at the camp ON his next visit
10 Cornish and possibly he may speak
on the subject of national defcnsce.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
GUTHRIE FUGITIVE CAUGHT
A, VI. Davis Alleged had Checker.
Held By Offleers for Investigation /.

\. NJ Davis alleged To have passed
q trw cheeks In Guthrie without hay.
my any money in The bank. was picked
up by the police this morning. and
he'd awaiting tho Arrival NJ officers
flNmf tSuthrie; II n said by the police
that every bad check artist In the
state comes 10 oklahoma Clty within
Il few days nfter he IL found out Eight
men having such charges against them
ron nearby towns have been arrested
here within the past week. and turned
over to other counties.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
NEW PRESIDENT Is SEATED
Haiti Under Dartiguenave Enters Up-
on Era Of Qule,

WASHINGTON Aug 1.-THE Hal.
llen flag flie, again over Fort Naclon.
ale lm both Port An Prince aud Cape
ialtlrn have been quiet since presl
urnt bnttlguenaye took up his duties.
Roar Admiral Caperton reported to.
uol thal the new presidents reception
was enthusiastic The American Red
'fo'' cahled $1,000 10 Port Au Prince
to-day for relief work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
X. OF c. DAY At FAIR

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug IA
knights Of Columbus from all parts
M the country who attended the con
yention " the order at Seattle. Wash.
we're IN Sau Francisco today 10 take
part In the celebration Of Knights N
Columbus day NJ the Panama Pacific
exposition,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
SLEEP WALKER KIlLED
Old Lady at Houston, Tex. Fell Down
Flight Of Stairs

HOUSTON Tex, Aug Coming
Ia Houston tu nurse her daughtpr.ln.
lay Mn g. Clothlrr ~ years old, fell
down q flight uf stairs while walking
In her sleep Tuesday night and died
last night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
MARY Just NATURALLY RILED
ColOred Woman Storms Herself Into
Police Court

"Niolent language brought Mary
Jones colored, Into the clutches of the
law this morning, when she began
siorming up aud down the street say.
Ing many things, none ~ which were
listed In Huyle Mary's talk might
have been eNcusahle according 10 OFF
ces Estes, for she was undoubtedly
being imposed ON boy numerous Of her
dark dued friends mt the horrible
things she Promised to do lmpelled the
officer To believe that she would be
snfer In iall Than ON the street.