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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05
PUBLIC MARKETS


Local bacon, iio 90 fancy bacon. go
~ shoulder hams. lie ~ rsfy beet but.
ter. ihs 81 90. soc coffee. ips tte
haiipui itH atc. ffsah herring . lns
$50. fresh clans. ~ a. heavy fruit cake
ibs the. creamery batter. 80 10 fal
cream cheese. zoe TO- Yakima honey. 40
comb carrots. punches trl hasfs.
bunchss So. fsdishss . bunchss 60 Jap.
snsss oranges. zoe DOS California sraps
fruit o. each bohemian rYs bread.
inafeH 4Hf. milk. Large cans. 4sr. ~
~ sugar. 81 90, HHs flouY n - SACK
hfoonis $50 eashs ~ bars laundry snap.
ESQ., No 10 pail jelly. sse. INK sausage.
laa 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05

stan ~. sui picsles. ise dcr stall 80
pssisgriren mtik tc a. fresh lposl ranch
sEss fsr Sos fuii cream cheese. ite o.
fresh Mashipsfon rrssmerY batter. Sc
a. Stalls a. 80. 10 Ice rfounf bone. ssr
ihs. bees lard. str. Al hfpngs cans
rsas corn Or tomatoes. use. see cans
Italian olive et afel fte cans shrtsnrs.
ser 100 pkg nafre fiuaf. 2ari , phEs
cora starch. Toe ioc nks Shaker sait
&C. htAii Z. home made lsiiiss. Ice elsns.
for stn stalls f9.ti. steer steak. tsc
90 spare Fihs. iee lh faney sasaid-f
- liant. lie 10 hfaii IL. peanut butter.
81 H. lee str
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05

AFTER
FACTS

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.
President Wilson will call his
cabinet together Friday morn
ing. when. u 10 expected. the
nations policy toward subrs-
rine attacks will be formulat-
ed II 10 hoped details OF the
Persia sinking will arrive be-
fore then.
Slowly but surely, the state de-
partn,ent today nnohilixed lnfor-
nation from dozen sources
upon which to base the vigor-
gus action In the torpedoing Of
the liner Persia, promised by
President Wilson.
President Wilson called Score
tary Lansing into conference re.
rardlng the international situation
shortly before Il a. m.
How soon the administration will
act. however. cannot be predicted
Difficulties In securing vital infor
nation as 10 incidents surrounding
the rinllpg OF the vessel are grow.
ing
But before the week end. Il Is
believed. this government win have
sui cicnt basis for action.
The tension which marked the
situation yesterday was somewhat
relaxed today. In fact. a slight
optimism was manifest.
Hope for a satisfactory outcome
was based on Austria's possible
action.
Some authorities held she VIII
take the initiative in disavowing
the incident and In furnishing the
commander. should II
develop that an Austrian undersea
boat was responsible.
Officials do not believe Austria
has ropudiated her promise In the
last Aucena note. which agreed
that Austria desires TO maintain
friendly relations with the United
States and to observe international
and humane laws as insisted on by
this government.
Delay in any action from Austria
was ascribed TO the inability OF the
commander OF the submarine which
is believed 10 have sunk the Persia
TO reach HIS base and report.
Cabled summaries of survivors
affidavits are expected soon by the
state department, which has or.
dered it's officials abroad To get in.
formation as rapidly as possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05

Heart failure caused the death of
Capt. H. Z. Fish. for more than "a
years n resident of Seattle. Tues
day night. He was ~ years old.
and had spent years at sea Since
coming TO Seattle he has been nc
tive In Masonic circles and was q
Knight Templar. lie lived at 4707
18th ave. n. IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05

riar is large whois salmon. fte. her.
tfrE o. ~ Alaska herring J for see
STALLS tt-s& 4 rans best mia sfr dried
Arrirafs Ice % oysters. 2 cans itc. gas
rsns - peaches. Zee stalls q . 8 2
sie~s pot raas'. A. ans lee ~ eoiiing
tss, te - shoulder 20 isfnb tAe ID
bacon. lie - veal cutisfs ftc % stall
80 celery s. banrh. brussels sprnafs Tee
10 rauiffawHr. &c. lee and ite hseH
lettuce &C. bad a'aH ias bee; srv.h
ehurnef butter 4 iis u 90
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Mass Meeting at Good Eats Cafeteria Wednesday
evening, 7:3O Mr. W. D. Lane will preside.
FEET FROzEN; HE.
GOES 100 MILES

One hundred miles across coun-
try with both feet frozen.
That's the record hung w by
Andy Hin. who is in the city hos
pital waiting TO see whether or not
his feet will have TO be amputated.
Andy bunked IN an empty box
car at Gle Elum Friday night.
When he awoke he had pains in
his legs.
They'll 70 away when get
warmed up walking" he figured.
So he kept going and arrived In
Seattle Tuesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05
SUES TO GET HIS SON

With a suit for divorce. Christie
pher o'Brien has begun in superior
court Wednesday an action TO re-
cover possession OF his 3-year-old
son. alleged TO have been adopted
without his knowledge by MIR. and
Mrs. Guy w. Rison. o'Brien says
his wife abandoned him last July
and let the child go. II was adopted
by court procedure last December Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05
BOOZE SOLD TO
GIRLS, is CHARGE

That hoot-leggers near Coal Greek
are selling liquor to young girls.
several OF whom have been seen
drunk there this week. was reported
Wednesday 10 Sheriff Hodge.
This is the first report OF Illicit
liquor traffic made In this county
since the dry" law became oper.
alive last Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05

Htsii ~. tes KranuiAt~f sugsr csc
stall 70. pure pasfsufissd miik. e. pf e.
e. Hisn itsk. ttc ran shftnlps. Tee Stall
tt. hafdfAfh ftc ukF stall -. fif
coffee. ifs -. rec peaches : fof gte
stall o. pafs home made 3siiiss Iqf
siass STAT ~. large cans best asparA
sue zoe stall 1887. lamb rheps. ihs
Sc stall Is ctrnsh beet sec ~ rirsisc
EACH haiihai. Tee d. stall 1871. aisn.
maFsaffns tns str stall fsf. fresh
shafnsd Huistsin. Sc ~ stall %. cream,
sfr batter. &c ~ stan sk lemons. d
Zach smeef afanges lie dos fioYitA
rFApeffuit for gsr Hfaii ~ lee
iostss fresh bread Zee stall ~ home
sasfs msFenHsisr dressing see ~ stall
90. best peanut batter. lee n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05
OLIVER T. ERICKSON.
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP LEAGUES REPLY /,
honorable oliver r. Erickson.
Efsy HaM C..s.T. ttF..t

December
honorable Oliver r Erickson
City Hall. Seattle.
Dear Sir Your letter of the 2ist instant has been received This
active In the Public Ownership unanimously
concur In and endorse the sentiments
That the Public Ownership
August and continuing the meeting OF
meetings held and the
four possible
he following decision unanimous
o your weiLknown defense
publicly owned utilities the daily made
leadership that
candidate Mayor. this
SECOND. public policy advanced
the Mayoraly
thing desired by
publicly utilities and would added incentive
o
do resign
Council and 10 possible
Very truly yours.
JOSEPH
Public Ownership
We hereby and C.
y. ". d. Bridges.
NJ r. Carl Ewald.
H. b. Ascherman Edith Townsend
r. Clarence
r. Burch Miss NJ Dunbar.
NJ C. Rensberg. Panl
A A. J Costello. H.
nohlke. Bowling y w. CottertiL
Mass Meeting at Good Eats Cafeteria Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05
Often
Why Not Always?

We believe that often
you. Mr. Busy Man. make
hurried use Of STAR
WANT ADS.
You write your al hast
ily. call a messenger and
rush u down 20 The Sc
attic Star.
Hasn't this proved a
very profitable way OF
putting things aerosss
Why isn't this the ono
best way 20 an WANTS
ALWAYS
Certainly no other way
reaches so many people
So quickly Certainly no
other way has filled so
many wants for tho city
Of Seattle.
Often. why not al
ways. send a WANT AD
20 The Star when YOU
have a WANT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05

s'hW fff. sweet potatoes ths fer
saishssas. ihs ice. brussels sprouts ier
80 , ihs sfcs had istsuee. fsr g.
stall iet. iafEe cane miis. &C.. f.Fs hest
coffee. Gee ~ ~ f4esiiss ssc bottle ~
preserves tNFt taih car ground There
ists. zee. ser esns - anstcoia 2 ,as So
pineapple. : raus $50 Nfsiis .t-fs best
mlik, ifse case. delivered flour. 81 70
,aes. delivered ihs. sugar. tts. cans
milk. lte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05

FuW HAf.E=aa trnesi tseant rssifonrs
iet ~ rifF 81 North fshlua taxffs
GO itN sNer Narxafa price itas
rash a. ftaR with salar terms -
awaor Hasm tsftE Hotel 3.se. ~,
afftt
FUucrb O. seH one ~ she rfrss' isfs
on rhinurf as@ Address f.srk nns G.
fn1n faHn Wssh
~~.~~~N~~~~~~-N~@~~-~~~~
as-Houeex tor Sale
ftFA = rnarn cottage siHhNF lot tn
pfavslnsnts AZ in ard paid frasira
go Eass tsfh o.
o. 49, MGR urH. G.ro9nt cottage. on
sfeaf tnf Hraran tfif
81 ffhaa &irs. ueu t.fuatu hauss % sa.
feos usarnn hiii corner
o. tsg-~t.fuefn huHss and - acres Tish
cleared land " sninusrs from
city haH easy terms
iet-i.et cusen Anns tiu
UuTWW ffsf = rWur kETT Msfn zee
f>s~~-~-~s-~s~f-s>ye<>~ ~~y~s~~~ss-y~s~s>s~----~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05
Lots Tor Sale
At ktltkfA>D

: faarn riasgsfef houss rauiiry
house iafrs sAouEh e. arrofn mo.
dale several hundred chickens.
wtfh Sarge sfasf - lard. siseifia
NNhfa fFtsrhnus. stfF SISTER
riEsH 50 place hasr sntls Frozen
fern dast f'ftrs fata terms
ffs zach. balance fia mnnihir
Take waaisHr far co Madison
laFt ard ferry ~ Arssrsen ioat
70 KlrNisnd End ir.4aifs 10 AZ
NrNnrmAn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05

nov AZ IL ffFiAN
gifgsa - read yanr
Tfs ffesn tirfh e.
death Locates
mines sftss true
advice 81 tusinsss
love and marriage
frwaifss ths sspa
ratrfig EiFss rnu the
secret poser hnw 60
ui1 ara hold ths
ore Fhu love Esft.
fsrtfaa guaranteed
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s-For Sale Miscellaneous

nonFs ant Windew frames uH1aiathFs.
inside finish. sifner ~ the foot or o.
sets tanainr papss etc
srs fsF FREE catalogue No a. Estimates
faruishsa
o. n WILLIAMS CO
Manufacturer
Phone NAir tttf fesf Nfrws Ave- -
VOW = he tisH@ - gst better pNnro'
graph Your 90 one takra IN - part
payment tttf Wssffaks Eiilatf ssft
HHsfsai Hrcrfd Exchange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05

II THE DISTINCT COURT or rHr
rnitsd states. Tor th~ Western district
% Washinaten. Northern Division
80 fasF ~ HANEHrrrCY
In the Matter ~ D, y Tsanani ~ NJ
nankrurts
To ths creditors - o.. shos. named
tsnkfapts snd &C. 81 other perrons IN
Interest
Take notice that ths haaErtiuis above
named have petiiiausd this court for a
fuli discharge from Hii debts urnVahIs
against their estate under the acts -
congress reiatiuE - tankfupfry ard
that n hearing 10 had upon ssld pati.
ton before satd district court. az the
court room - said court. IN tho city
Of Seattle. In Haid district on th~ itth
day % February. 1919 At "a o'clock IN
me forenoon; ~ which tim. and place
sou and each % you may appear and
rhow cause. n any you have why the
prayer - the said petitioners should
not b. granted
dated a. Seattle this IRA day o., January.
1918
faaan FRANK 7. Crosby. CLERK
rs g n LEfTCH Deputy
sN~~S~~~~~><~~Ns~~N~,~ ,~N~>~sre~.~4~0N~~~~~
Annual meeting of Western
Washington Association of Game
Commissioner and Game Wardens
to be held next Tuesday In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-05
23-Personals


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wsisht ifs height feet 8 dark brpsn
hiatt violet Niue eyes fair cumpirtinH.
sweet letahir aisrusifisa. American.
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health. easf ia ssl nlehs wilh property
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/ ea.ist financially More particular,
| for anY man aaswsfirS quies inriHs.
{ tHE saue pesiess Address eaiufrr.,
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46---Horncsteads
Bi0 INDIAN RLsFRvATi0N 70
OPEN

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sfai ianfs Fsrf ff cents Hffh thls
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUM


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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-04
DIED..

PUUONIONI-!n Honolulu, April 8,
1916, Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Puuonioni, of Dowsett
lane, Palama, eight months and %
days old. $50 -. -.
GALBRAITH-In Honolulu April 2,
1915, John Galbraitl. tkailiulD, of
III Richards street, divorced, labor
er, a native of this city, As years
old.
AYAU-In Honolulu, April ., 1916,
Debcra Mahuka, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. William X. Ayau of Kali
hi and Hart streets, Kalihi, seven
months and &c days cid. @.....
CHOCE-In Honolulu, April 2, 1915.
All Chong, o. Kukui street, two
months and IS days old.
.OKADA-In Honolulu, April ,, 1916,
Shigeo, son, of Mr.. and Mrs. Shin
z.cai okada, Cf SSS South Kin
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-04
EDITOR
JAPAN's DUAL NATIONALITY BILL

The Star Bulletin has been asked to publish
brief digest of the important dual nationality
law recently passed by the japanese Diet. Its
purpose was commented upon in this column
a few days ago and for the information Of those
interested, the summary is here given.
The new measure provides that when a Jap
anese woman by becoming the wife of for
eigner has acquired her husbands nationality
she loses her japanese nationality.
The law provides that in case a japanese
subject, who has acquired foreign nationality
by reason Of birth in foreign country, has
domicile in that country, he may eXpatrlate
himself with the permission of the minister OF
state for home affairs. The application for the
permission shall be made by the legal repre-
sentative in case the person eXpatrlatlng HIM
self is younger than fifteen years of age. IT
the person in question is a minor above fifteen
years of age adiudged incompetent the appll-
cation can only be made with the consent of
legal representative guardian. A step-father,
step-mother or legal mother or guardian
may not make the application or give consent
without the consent of the family council.
A supplementary provision declares that the
date of the operation of this law shall be de-
termined by imperial ordinance
The japanese press is pointing out the inter
national Importance of the measure and ex-
presses the opinion that its adoption will have
a favorable effect on the position of Japanese
in America. The objection raised by those
Americans exerting themselves in the interest
of japanese in the United States that their eff
forts were made difficult because Japan re-
fainad itS nationality oyor Iononooo horn in
other countries is held to be well-founded.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-04
MARRIED.

PIMEN'FELPIRES = In Honolulu,
April 1, 1916, Antonio da Costa Pr
menLel and Miss Rosa Pires, Rev.
Father Maximum Alff of the Catholic
Cathedral officiating. Witnesses
Stephen and Carolina Abraham.
jim I4N cL-oANlGo---In honoIuiu, April
L, I5Io, WlInanl 0ILnIneZ anu Ass
4,-ar.a oanCos, Rey. tdLner, ratrICk
81. LeuSer Vi Tie SaInoIIC CaIIeuraI
UIIc.aIInS. w IInesseS-CnarIeSA al
usf Anu -.rary Wa silva Garcia. 49,.
nODnIuU E.o-rEhElaA-ln Mailuku.
AIaI-, -'.aIcn -, 1910, joan L. IIUurr
sues, "a raId, AL AIIss CaIr.r u,
I-ervua, Vi hIaAa@au, neN. rather
justin, cuIdIe vi I..e Idl.IU4Ic cnuIC I'll
r OF ~. .an.nony, OIhcIaIIns. 49,. -.
hanaI-EIlOE-P "A u J1INO-In WaIlu-
n. n aAIaIe4IoS anu n.IsS 1AunIe euS-
IIno, uvIn Va W a..anu, heA. ralIIcf
JuSLiA, CuraIe Va tie GaIuUlIC
cnurGu o. 81. Anu.ony. officiating.
MAAAI w A-hAAE-In WdIIdhu, Nd iii,
MaIcn ~, lSIu, AruseS nIandImd, ~,
Oh w alhapu, G..Lu 4dIsS Louisa IAade,
VI OIomaIu, neG. H. b. haunIuneI-
va, pastor Oh LAe naauuL4Iand IA
Na.Ia.I Unurcn, Officiating. IT,
COInc L TIE Ln---4n w aIldku, Maui,
harLu 80, 1910, NIIndm SocheLL duu
MASS Lucy FeIeI, Dom VI nIIIeI,
-'IaaI, LLuer J. +. CocAerI "a Tao
NHu.EA "a Jesus Cur.sL VI LdL.e.
Lag oalnLS UIuCIatlng. "--
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-04
TEN SHIPS HAVE
COME HERE IN
FOUR DAYS

With only four days Of April gone.
arrivals OF steamers here since last
Saturday, April l. number one-fourth
OF those which called at this port dur.
ing the entire month of March.
This mornings arrival. the Lur-
line, swells TO 10 the number calling
here this month TO date. There were
four arrivals yesterday, the Tenyo
and ,ShinyO Marus, the Hilonian and
the army transport Thomas.
In March. according to Harbormas-
ter Capt. William r. Fosters records,
there were 46 arrivals and AZ depart
ures. Arrivals last month were five
more than in February, when the
total was Al. 49,. ...
Tomorrow the harbormaster will
move back to it's old location at the
Eva side of Pier the refugee Ger.
man steamer Pommern, which was
moved Saturday for the first time in
year and nine months, to make room
for the Tenyo Maru, for which there
was no room elsewhere. :#
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VITAL STATISTICS
BORN.

CHAPMAN-In Honolulu, April 8,
1916. to Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Chapman, of Queen. near Punch
bowl street, daughter.
COSTA--In Honolulu, April /, 1916,
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Costa, Of
Asylum road, a daughter-Eliza-
beth.
PARIS-In Honolulu, March 81, 1916,
10 Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Paris, Jr.,
Of kealekelua, South Kona, Hawaii,
daughter.
Honolulu, March %,
1916, to Mr. and Mrs. Kumataro Ma
gano, Of 1918 South Beretania street,
q son-Kumao.
TElXElRA-In Honolulu, March IA,
1916, to Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Tel
xeira, of Fifth avenue, Palolo, a
daughter .::..
CAMACH0-In Honolulu, March s,
1916, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ricardo Cam
acho, of Kapahulu, son.
YAROFF-ln Honolulu, March s, 1916,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Audrey Yaroff of
San Francisco, California, son.
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CITIZENSHIP WORK ELSEWHERE.

Honolulus Y. NJ. c. A. work for citizenship
among the alien populations is part of a pio-
neer movement which is discernible in various
parts of the country. -. H.. ~
Up to recently this work among the immi-
grants was undertaken entirely by private or
PLANTATIONS, but Rochester, New York, started
education as part of its school system, and
now the United States bureau of education
notes that the state universities are beginning
to recognize the duty as public function.
Social work among immigrants IS assuming
special importance as a college subject -Four
teen institutions are now offering special
courses which treat the subject of immigration,
though few of these have as yet given much
attention to the practical problem of what to
do with the immigrant as man and citizen.
Sixty nine institutions treat the subject Incl
dentally in connection with courses in econom-
les, history and sociology.
In order to help in the present urgent de-
nand for Americanization service for immi-
grants, the bureau of education has had pre-
pared syllabus entitled, Professional Course
for Service Among Immigrants Some of the
topics treated are as follows: The Incoming
Tide and It's Distribution; Legislation and Re
ott1Clloilt VI iIlNlHS1
Education; and Ideals and Methods in Ameri-
canization Work.
In view Of the interest shown by colleges in
the subject of immigrant education, the com
missioner of education has offered to give as
sistance and advice with respect to courses Of
stndy and methods to any colleges or universe
ties planning to introduce courses in training
for leadership in Americanization service. The
division of immigrant education in the bureau
has centered its attention upon the problems
connected with the education of immigrants
and the ineulcation of American civic ideals.
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from January i this year I'D to. the
time OF his removal as clerk.
With the exception of two items
regarding the payment of salaries TO
the deputy clerks. these accounts
have been approved
Judge Clemens held a brief confer.
ence in his chambers with AIR. Davis.
District Attorney Horace W. vaug-
han, Assistant district Attorney sam
uel B. Kemp. Special Examiner Hen
~ Mcconnell and Attorney Howard
Grace, at which time. Il is reported.
the matter OF Mr. Davis accounts
were discussed. &c., .. . ...~. = .. .
At the close of the conference the
matter was continued until 2 O'Clock
this afternoon Mr.. Davis made the
following statement TO the Star.Bul.
letin: ....
Judge Clemens called my attention
TO what. he said in effect. might be a
technical violation of section s. OF
the penal code. which provides that
no government officer shall submit
vouchers which do not represent
actual payments of money, and that
1t is in his power to call the matter
TO the attention OF the grand Jury. I
told him | would be very glad to
have the matter go before the grand
Jury -".
. District Attorney Vaughan sug-
sested that If gave notes to the
deputy clerks for their salary, which
would be negotiable aud which they
could have cashed. that would re-
move any objection, the accounts
would be approved and the matter
closed.
This have said would try to
do. ! did refuse to pay any actual
cash, however. have courted a
grand Jury investigation OF. the entire
matter"