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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
AFTER CARNEGIE TRUST FUNDS.
Richards says xaOO,OOO Was Paid
Out Illegally.

ALBANY. May Efforts are to he
made by State Superintendent of Banks
Eugene Lamb Richards to recover on
behalf OF the general depositors of the
failed Carnegie Trust Company over
$4,000 which Mr., Richards believes
was paid to claimants Of the bank be-
fore he assumed office under the erro-
neous assumption that the claims were
preferred over the claims OF the gen.
eral creditors of the trust company
The actions will be based upon "A
recent decision of the Appellate Division,
New York city, in the so-called Madi-
son Trust Company and Nineteenth
Ward Bank cases. The court held that
these two institutions, which sought to
recover $4,000 as preferred claim
ants against the Carnegie Trust Com
pany. were not entitled to preferential
payments. In fact two Of the three
Judges OF the court held that the in
stItutions had no legal claims against
the Carnegie Trust Company
At the time Of the IA !lure OF the Car
negie Trust Company II held accounts
app oximatinS s70o.o0O representa- x
funds deposited with it as trustee
under trust deeds to secure bond issues
and for other special purposes. In nc
one Of these instances was the Carnegie
Trust Company a trustee under judicial
| appointment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
FIVE DUMPED IN UPSET.
Crash Comes as Police Move TO
stop Speeding.

STAMFORD. Conn. May 1.-THE auto
mobile Of r. J. Hornsr Of 33l West
lOlst street, New York. was wrecked
at West Main street and Mill River early
to-day. The injured were Thomas y.
Flood, o29 East Twenty sixth street,
New York. Mr.. Horner's chauffeur
Joseph Henrerheld, $50 Kelly street
the Bronx Alfred Swartz, 229 West
l4lst street, New York; Edward Craig
325 Fast Forty-second street, New York
and Miss Catherine Flynn, 2l9 Wills
avenue. The Bronx.
Swartz's face was badly bruised and
cut His injuries were dressed In the
Stamford Hospital The others did not
go to the hospital
The five were on their way from
bridgeport to New York. Flood who
had Mr.. Horner's permission TO use the
car, drove through Stamford so fast
that the police were getting ready to
,alephone to Greenwich to have him
headed on when word came that the
car had left the road and crashed through
a wooden fence. after stiking an iron
mole. The machine was turned upside
down. one side was crushed in. The
occupants were flung from the car and
had a most remarkable escape from
serious Injury.
Flood was arrested for reckless driv-
ing. The police say he VIII also De
| charged with intoxication.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
MAYOR SEEKS TAX DELAY.
Asks Governor to Defer Action Tn
I'll lie Hears Plea for city.

Mayor Mitchell has sent letter to
Gov. Whitman asking him TO defer ac-
ton on the appropriation bills passed
by the Legislature until the city's rep
resentatives are able to examine them
and suggestions from the city's spokes-
men are submitted, In the letter the
Mayor says:
The citizens OF this city will be
called upon to raise 30 per cent OF any
direct tax that is now levied 10y the
State government. Official facts and
figures will he submitted TO YOU showing
that the proposed direct tax NJ IL mills
adding approximately sl4000,O00 20
the city budget for l9l6-will raise the
tax rate In New York city to point
that upon our basis OF assessed valua-
tons will prove well nigh confscatory,
Either the State must moderate its
proposed demands upon the city or the
city must control it's own natural physi-
cal development or curtail Its activities
In the direction OF education, health and
public safety"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
VILLA CLAIMS VICTORIES.
Reports Triumphs over ObrcEOn's
Men Near Trinidad.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The villa
agency here announced to-night that an
Important success over the troops OF
Gen. Obregou has been gained in the
hghtirg near Trinidad
The agency made public telegram
from Gen. Villa saying THAI 500 Carrar-
zs,a soldiers had been killed in battles
during the last several days aLt that
eight machine guns and much war ma
ierial had been captured from the re-
treating enemy.
TIE achievements Of the Villa troops
are referred to as further inportar,
successes in the rev offensive movement
agains Oregon" Here is the telegram
from villa made public tonight.
Il beg to advise YOU that our troops
Yesterday engaged the enemy for almost
four hours with complete success. Our
losses were tweuy dead and twenty
wourded. The enemy was driven back
70 Hacienda de Romta. We inflicted
upor the enemy loss OF more than
200 killed and captured. four machine
guns and other munitions OF war.
The enemy has lost in these last
fights more than SOC dead and many
wounded eight machine guns and much
war material.
In the burning OF a storage house
near Trinidad many Carranzistas
perished. among them IL is reported.
Gen Francisco Murgua.
Fresh cavalry troops have arrived az
Trinidad TO relieve those who have been
engaged and afford them some rest.
These fresh troops are commanded by
Cen Jose Rodriguez. In the engage
ments We Rave had up TO this time
neither our infantry nor our artillery
has been obliged TO participate. We are
receiving ammunition In large auanti-
ties every day"
Trinidad is a railroad station about
egh, miles southeast of Leon and
Hacienda de Romta. to which place the
Carranzstas have retreated. is about ter
miles southwest OF Silao.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03

Having in our address OF last week
fairly stated we believe. the facts and
claims Of Christian Science. and having
pointed out the unrcasonableness and
inconsistency of some OF It's statements.
we now proceed to inquire whether It's
teachings are Scriptural. This is the
question of special interest to us. We
mold. and will endeavor to show, that
Christian Science Is in conflict with the
Bible
The Bible distinctly AYERS that God
created man perfect--in His own Ike
ness. morally. intellectually. II de-
clares that Adams dsobedience was
sin. punishable, not with eternal tor
ment as the creeds declare, hut with
death.-Romans 5:12 6:23: Corinth-
fans 1871. 30 Genesis If; 3l7-l9
/ Ezekiel 1874, 90.
Christian Science denies these facts.
declaring that there is no death and
that whoever dies merely commits
mortal error" II is surely against
. Christian Science. but conhrmatory Of
/ the Bible. that for more than six thou
sand wears mankind have been dying
Even Mother Eddy" who was en-
/ p.cted not to commit mortal error"
finally succumhed 20 IL. What answer
can our Christian Science friends make
to this? We know Of none, except that
they might claim that the unreasonable
I ness If their position is no greater than
the unreasonable, ness Of any OF the other
sects and Creeds Locc seems never 10
be taken into consideration in reNg Gus
matters the more Illogical a statement,
the moro commcndable its acceptance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03

Garden He died on the Cross. Nor
were these errors they were the very
things for which lie came into the
world, az. He declared and without
and his race could never be recovered,
according 30 the Divine. arrangement,
The Church IS invited 70 suffer with
Him 10 "hc dead with Him and thus
To share IN His rcsurrcction--to the
pvir" nature. 90 Timothy 2:ll, IL; >
Peter 10 Theroforo the'Church should
not expect Divine healing, which Is SO
much of Restitution and will belong to
tho world during NcsSi1h's Reign Res
t'tution Is not tho promise to the church,
hut a new naturr--ohta nahle only, by
participation with the Rcdeomcr In the
sutferngs of this present timc.'-Romans
Sis, 10.
Neither Jesus nor His Apostles ex-
pericnccd hcaling-nor ala the early
Churcn. so far as the record shows
pprcas and So. Peters wifc's mother arr
not to be considered exceptions TO this
rule. Nor WAS this because none were
SICK Jesus Himself evidently was verv
sick In Gcthscmanc, and tainted on the
way to the Cross. 50 Paul mentions
how sick Trophimus was. vet there :
instead ~ healing him. 81 Paul wrote to
him. advising certain diet
These things are not accidental. ou'
inEs. TIE healinCs We're done in eNcep-
tioual cases. for the purpose of e'tah.
fishing the church Even Jesus Hinse '
AID not heal all who needed aid. At IN"
! Pool Of Bethesda there were many I'M
! potent folk but He healed one only.
| John 5:l-HD lie Informed us that " $
! work was merely a sample OF what Res
! tltution will be. when Messiah's King
| dom snail prevail world de "Thes
! things did Jesus, and manifested before
| hand His looming glory"-His King
! dom work AZ His second Advent when
| Ile will he tho great Healer, the great
! I.fc-G'Ver. foi Al of Adams race John
2:ll
Mark 1917. IS is often quoted IT.
/ support Of Divine healing. But nj
/ scholars know or should know. tha
J these are not Jesus words and That -
: Mark dll not write Thorn In fact 'hes'
words do not app'ar IN any Creek manu-
, script OF earlier date than tho SeVen'
Century. This is not II CHER Criticism
| am not u Higher critic. II is IN.
| simplest form 90 criticism to re'ec'
| frauds and impositions when We Rave
| proof that they are such. as IN thu case
| Iohn y .oI IS another fraudulent add
| lion Another - found In ! John > =. S
where uuscrupulous men sought to es
tlblish the false doctrine Of the TRINITY
| Cor Mt even ore SCRIPTURE could b.
l found To- III support In TIE oldest MSS
! this tex reads. For there are thrc
that hear record. the Spirit. and th
water and tho blood and these tire
agrce IN one tr"Cordl" Al these spuriou
additions involve ahsurd.ti's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
ZAPATISTAS ROUTED
IN ODREGON'S REAR
Tampico Troops Arrive in
Time to Aid the Carranza
General.
LATTER STILL ADVANCES

r, p,so. MAY 2.-Carranzista ofY'cials
declared to-day that Gen. Oregon had
cached Leon. state OF najuato. In
his march nor,hward against villa.
This is considerable distance north
a, Irnnuato. the villa base, where Obre-
con administered the last defeat to the
northern chief nearly two weeks ago. 1t
IL four stations north OF Silao. which
ohr,gon took during the past week. and
shows steady advance OF the Carranza
tader.
Carranza messages further asserted
,ha, the Zapatistas sent from Mexico
city 10 attack Obregon In the rear and
N assist villa have been defeated and
forced TO fall back to the national cap
ital
The me- ssage asserts that the Obregon
sroops drove them back to within
twenty miles of Mexico city and that
Oregon is now in control Of every foot
Of territory along the Mexican Central
Railroad from that point north to Leon.
Gen Pablo Gonzales, IL is announced
has advanced north from Victoria. capt.
,al Of Tamaulipss, and is besieging
Monterey His troops occupy the sub
u-hs Of the city. the Carranza message
declares.
Gen Gonzales was In command NJ
victoria when Gen. villa was beginning
his campaign from Monterey against
rampico. Matamoras ana Nuevo Laredo
and his troops ut Victoria stopped the
villa army in it's advance against Tenn
poo.
II is stated that a part OF the Tam
riro garrison was responsible for the
Zapatsta defeat in the rear of Obrecon.
The Tampco troops. when the port OF
Tanpico no longer seemed in danger.
we're hurried to the relief OF Obregon
and arrived In time to prevent the
Zapata reenforcements for Nirla doing
any harm to the rear of the Obregon
army
Communication with Obregon Is being
kept open from Vera cruz and he is
being supplied with all the provisions
and ammunition he needs
II is notable that Villas importations
OF arms through FL Paso have prac-
tlcaly ceased. giving color to the repor,
that the villa treasury is empty.
villa officials continue to declare thai
the villa army is making pr gress SOUTH
from Aguascalientes and claim NUN
her OF victorious "skirm.shes." They
are all mentioned as having taken plac,
AZ small towns and are reported a:
Hank movements The Villa forces dc
10, claim to hold any important towr
south OF Aguascalientes and do not den!
the Carranza report of the occupation
OF Leon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
CAR DROPS WITH FOUR WOMEN
Only One Injured When Auto Falls
Fifteen Feet.

CITY ISLAND, y. Y, May "A large
touring car rolled over fifteen foot
embankment here this afternoon with
four women and a man, but only one
o: the women was hurt. The others.
through remarkable good fortune. es-
capped unintured.
The car. driven by Richard y. Stune
Of 1855 Vyse avenue. The Bronx. was
running at moderate speed in south
erly direction In City Island avenue.
When near the corner of Beach street
Stune turned his head TO look AT a
rear tire He lost control OF the wheel
and the heavy machine swerved TO the
sidewalk. IL smashed through wooden
railing and fell down the embankment.
The driver saved himself by jumping,
but the others dropped with the car
into the soft mud There. three women
passengers Mrs. Kate Mailer and her
daughters Eva and Gertrude OF 1880
Southern Boulevard. crawled out.
Miss Mildred Mailer, the fourth
woman in the car. was badly crushed.
She was taken to Fordham Hospital
suffering from serious internal in
juries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
BONHEUR LET'S OUT
DEEP G. 0. P. SECRET
Reporters Scurry When Voice
on Phone Says Colonel
Has Deserted Moose.
BUT HE MEANT HIMSELF


INC telepnones on ,ne c.E oesNs "a
newspaper o'"ces ~ Na''.'a''a" ,'',",eu
WIN unusual hvelness ior ouno".
"iterhoon ses'erua!' IN eacn case
voice az the o'her eva OF 'he line an
nounceo'
III you Will send reporter 10 the
century Thea're az O'CLOCK inns atter-
noon NJ. Lucien l.. bonheur VIII give OUT
statement concerning me return Oh
Col Roosevelt TO the Hepuniican party
NJ. Bonheur. now director or the Ihe-
atre Francois mas inquired IN pollt'cs TOT
many years. lie with several others
walked out OF the Republican cluo
when. in 1912. resolutions supporting
President Taft for denomination we're
offered. He became chairman OF the
Nassau county Progressive committee in
that year and carried the county for the
Colonel lie was one Of the men behind
cha rles s. Whitman in the District At
torney's campaign for nomination for
Mayor.
Naturally there was much excitement
along Park Row over the telephone mee-
sages. and the political reporters arrived
promptly to see NJ. Bonheur. NJ Bon
heur could not understand the anxiety
on the faces OF the news ga,herers, for
| In answer to eager inquiries he said:
"Oh, ! thought Il might be of interest
to you to know that I have rejoncd the
| Republican party and that last week
my application for reinstatement in the
| Republican club was granted. Yes. !
! am back in the ranks of the Republicans.
as are quite a number of other Progress
| sves"
And so Colonel Roosevelt was not
going 20 desert the Progressives after
| all. No. NJ. Bonheur knew nothing
| about that. except he was confident that
all the Progressives soon would return
! TO the Republican ranks. Asked TO give
his reasons, he sad
| We'll. | have come TO TIE conclusion
! that there is not room Tor three parties
in this country. In the next place, the
! Republican party las adopted many OF
tie policies which the Progressive
! party mas promoted. think also that
! In view OF the situation in Europe 1t
hehooves the Republicans and the fro-
gressives 10 unite
Mr. Bonheur said he took Mr.. Whit
man twice TO call On Col. Roosevelt and
that at one of those interviews Mr..
Whitman. 40 asserted by Mr. Roosevelt,
told TIE Colonel that he had voted for
him in 1912
". Bonheur also told OF having taker
three Frenchmen. visiting in this coun-
Try, 10 call on the Colonel recently. "Ir
the course OF tina, Interview" he said
'-he Colonel told Of visit made To him
hy Bernhard pernburg who seemed dis
pleased that the Colonel should be So
emphatically against the Germans anC
IN favor Of the Allies
"Dr Dernburg could not unders,a nd
why col. Roosevelt should take such q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
FATHER Ill; SON Is HURT.
Republican Leader hit by Auto on
Way TO Hospital.

HASTINGS HUDSON, y. Y. May =
Albert 4. Wilson, assistant tax collector
OF Greenburg and Republican district
leader of Hastings. while on his way
TO take trolley car 10 fonkers 10
visit his father. who Is seriously III,
was knocked down by an automobiie
This afternoon. one of MS legs was
hroken and ne suffered internal injuries
which may cause his death. 80,
His father Charles \. Wilson. is III
with pneumonia AT the ST JOINS HOS
pi,aI. Yonkcrs. The son was carried
To that hospital. but the father was
not told OF the accident.
The automobile was one that the
owner and driver. George kuchen-
meister OF Hudson Heights. had con-
structed himself. Kuchenmeister was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
AUBURN WOMAN FATALLY HURT
One Other Of Four IN Asto Killed
Woman Driver Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA. May Am automobile
turned over In rounding a curve In Fair
mount Park to-day, burying the four
women occupants beneath II, killing one
almost instantly. injuring one SO seri-
ousiy that she will die and causing the
two. others to suffer slight injuries
Miss Vera Delaney OF Market street is
dead Mrs. Margaret McChesney Of
Auburn, y. Y. is expected to die. her
skull being fractured and num-
her OF ribs being broken Mrs. A. F.
Human. daughter Of Mrs. McChesney.
receiving Commissions OF the arm.
Miss Pauline Devito Of South Broad
street. the driver, escaped with few
bruises She Is under arrest on a
charge Of Involuntary manslaughter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
Doctor on Motorcycle KNOCKS
Woman Down.

Mrs Hanna Hanrahan. so years old,
OF AS West l66th street was knocked
down and seriously injured yesterday
afternoon by A motorcycle owned and
operated by Dr. Paul Norwood OF 233
West Forty-third street. She was wait
ing for a car AT 2o1th street and Broad
way when the machine hit her. She Is
at the Washington Heights Hospital
suffering with conclusion OF the brain.
II was said she would recover. DR..
Norwood was summoned to appear In
court for alleged failure to stop within
eight feet OF a trolley car.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
WANTS BRANDEIS IN INQUIRY
Stewart Browne Suggests Him for
Finance investigation.

Stewart Browne. president OF the
United Real Estate owners Association
made public yesterday a copy or ie'-
Yer which the members Of his organ
ha'o on are sending TO state senator
Zion Il Brown suggesting the appoint
rent ~ certain men TO the committee
:hch is 10 Investigate New York citys
finances lie suggests Louis Marshall,
W Il Ellison or Louis Brandeis as
counsel 10 the committee.
lie SAYS that If certain men whose
names have been mentioned are put on
me committee the investigation VIII
Provo fizzle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
CIVIL SERVICE ACT OPPOSED.
Westchest~r Men Against Biil Tor
separate Comm mission.

TIE civil Service Reform Association
and the Westchester County Research
Bureau are appealing to Gov. whitman
10 veto an act which would provide
separate civil service commission for
WestChester county. The measure. whlch
was introduced by Senator George a.
siA'e- ~ Port Chester, provides that the
board Of supervisors Of any county nav
!ng population between 100000 and
$4,000 and adjoining city or more
tran 1000 900 inhabitants may dp-
point civil service commissioners.
Ohio q. Cartwri ght, secretary or the
Westohester County Research Bureau,
saws that the signing of the act would
give freer hand to politicians IN
WestChester county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
CHINESE MERCHANTS VISIT.
fiir Delegates VIII Arrive In L.
& on Mny 20.

k1Nang yin, second secretary OF the
Chinese Legation at Washington, an
'oA'c"l at the Hotel McAlpin yester-
Gag Mat a del, CATION Of some my rep
''' NATIVE Chinese commcrcal leaders
I ari1vr ~ san Francisco about May
I'm 'or a visit which viii extend over the
- r'Nrt cities of the United states.
..' '.p j. In letuin for the VISIT OF
"..-N''- from the American thamDefs
'. hUu..'roo To- china SIX years ago,
'0, i4r,y win remain in thu United
'.a.'s thout seventy days, visiting the
pan Francisco and San Diego fairs. Los
angeles, St Louis, Pittsburg, Chicago
Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia
Ne" iOrh and Boston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
WIFE AND DAUGHTER KILLED.
Auto Driver Escapes. hut q Child
L. NOrtRlly Hurt on q Crossinx.

CLEVELAND. May 1.-The wife and
twenty-one-year-old daughter of Oliver
NJ Foster. master mechanic OF the New
York Central Lines at Collinwood. were
instantly killed. Gaylord Larrick, s years
old. was injured so badly that he died
and Foster was slightly hurt when a
New York Central express train struck
Fosters automobile this morning at a
dangerous crossing near Willoughby.
A. J. Elwell. crossing tender, made a
desperate effort to stop Foster from
driving in front of the train. The
engine OF the automobile is believed TO
have gone dead just as the car was
driven on the track.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
Auto Cpsets while Chauffeur
Lights Cigar, Five Hurt.

Five men were injured when an auto
mobile truck was wrecked inside
Brewster yesterday while John Pieran.
the chauffer. was lighting n cigar.
While Pieran. who had let go the
steering wheel. was shielding the flame
of match the car struck rock and
turned over All FIVE occupants were
pinned in the wreckage Pieran's arm
was broken John Wiltse. Thomas
Gallagher and two others were cut and
bruised.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
Child Tossed Through windsh ield
a. Autos smash.

Two automobiles smashed together
yesterday afternoon at Ridgewood and
Railroad avenues, Brooklyn, and turned
over. Arthur Davis, the seven year old
brother OF Wallace Davis. Jr.. OF IFS
Miller avenue. who was driving one Of
the cars. was badly hurt. Five others
were injured less seriously
The boy was hurled through a wind
shield. The glass cut an artery. hut
Or. w. s. Saybolt OF ia Pennsylvania
avenue. who happened 10 be at hand.
saved the child's life.
Jacob CHASER OF sos Eastern Park
way was driving for Mrs. Archie L.
Reber. sig Eastern Parkway. and her
son Philip in the other car. The mother
hip was wrenched as she exerted her
SELF to save her son from injury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
BABY U~hurt when Surrey Upsets
with seven in Dodging Auto.

NEWARK, ". j.. May 2.-Three
women. baby and three men we're
imperilled this afternoon when the sur
rev In which they were riding In Wee
auahic Park was upset. The driver
had turned the vehicle to avoid coll
lision with an automobile and the wheels
had struck n wall.
Mrs. Jennie Roog Of 191 Charlton
street. David Naslesky OF 81 Montgom-
cry street and Mrs. Lena Chaenowitz
Of 26% Prince street were seriously
enough injured to need treatment in a
hospital. The baby. which Mrs. Roog
held In her arms. escaped without a
scratch
Joeseph Chaenowitz. a son Of Mrs
Chaenowitz. was driving the horse when
the automobile signalled for room. The
young man became excited and swung %
far to the side that the wheels struck
the wall. Joseph Shapiro and Miss
Rose ChaenowitE. his sister, leaped &c
safety.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
TO CALL WILSON AND TAFT.
Constitution Frnmcrs May Ask Adj
vice Of Justice Hughes Also.

AIRANY, MAY THE views Of presi-
dent Wilson and cX-nres.dcnt Taft on
the short ballot and other important
constitutional amendments will he
sought by the committee on Governor
and state officers of the Constitutional
Convention Il was learned tonight.
The committee expects tho President and
Mr.. Taft to submit opinions on these
questions Their presence at n hearing
will he requested, however.
Justice Hughes may also he asked
for his views
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-03
Two Girls Hurt when Autom obiie's
Steering Gear Goes Wrong.

Ovid Billone. s years old OF 3&& West
Twenty seventh street and Theresa Etz,
i6. Of 32s Eighth avenue were hurt in an
automobile accident yesterday. The
two girls were passengers in an automo-
bile owned by Or. Nicholas Billone.
father OF Ovid. The steering apparatus
suddenly went wrong and the machine
crashed into the rear OF a truck. The
injured girls were attended by Dr. Bill
lone and taken home.