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William Fox. superintendent OF War
Activities Michael 4. Hogan. Chair
man Harry B. Swift OF New York
Chapter aud twenty-five overseas
secretaries. The knights OF Colum-
bus. Chairman Swift said. are pro-
pairing an elaborate reception later
in honor Of the royal guests.
Standing out among all the craft
that gave royal democratic welcome
to the democratic royal couple was a
great big yacht with two gold chew
rons on one funnel-meaning two
years in the war zone-and big
-whito. star on tho other. testimony
that this yacht sank an enemy sub
marine.
This was the Vincent Astor yacht
Noma, purchased recently by Chair
man Rodman WnnamalSer of the
Mayors Committee on the Receipt IN
Of Distinguished Persons The Mona
sailed late in tho morning from Pier
A at the Battery with Chairman
Wanamaker and a party OF $50 on
board. Capt. James II. Hallock. po-
lice pilot, who has welcomed 100000
homecoming Americans as skipper Of
the Patrol, was at the wheel.
One OF the biggest Belgian flags
New York has seen was floating from
the foremast. Under it was the en-
sign of the New York Yacht Club.
An American flag was suspended at
half staff from the taffrail, in respect
TO the memory OF Borough President
Bowling.
The George Washington entered
the Narrows this morning escorted
by a flotllla OF twelve destroyers
under the command OF Rear Admiral
Horace Plunkett. Roaring salutes OF
, twenty -one guns greeted her from the
great guns OF Forts Wadsworth and
Hamilton and Castle William.
Among the escort wero six sea-
planes from the Rockaway Point
| Naval Air Station. in battle forma-
ton. Each seaplane had a pilot and
n passenger. the fliers being Lieuts
bletrlcn unu MuSh anu bhs'BnS otoN'
ems. Rand. Hulse. Carter, Hewlett
Hines. johnson, Fleidner. Dyer RnC
I Blackwell.
Tomorrow morning the roya
party will board a warship at 34th
Street and proceed down the North
River to the Battery. There they will
no received at Pier A at 1l.30 A. NJ.
On the Battery wall will be drawn
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2O-YEAR SENTENCE
FOR TWO HOLDUPS;;
ONE GETS YEARS
Sherman Square Hotel Rk'-
berS Terrorized City TO-
Three Weeks.

George tRcd) Hope. twenty-sevcn.
" Lynbrool;, L, l.. Edward Mcintyre.
twenty-five. OF No. 435 West t9H
street. and Thomas Burke. twenty
two. Of No. 80 Eighth Avenue. who
during three weeks OF late August and
early September tcrrorizcd hotels and
billiard halls By repeated holdupS
were sentenced by Judge Rosalslry to-
day in the Court OF General Session
TO long terms in Sing Sing Prison.
Hope and Mcintyre we're given
twenty years apiece. Burke got oH
with Ave years less.
Red" Hope pleaded guilty 70 an
Indictment charging robbery In the
hrst degree in the holding up Sept. 8
OF a pool room at Eighth Avenue and
57th Street, where he took 1875 from
the safe.
Mcintyre as principal and Burke AS
first aide admitted hOldup IN the
Office Of the sherman Squaro Hote!
in the early morning of Sept. L.
Hopes young wife presented pe@
tition to the court describing him as
a fond and loving husband and cay
ing nobody who konws him can un
derstand his behavior OF the mad
three weeks. Mrs. Hope prayed the
court To have "Red" examined by an
alionist before sentence.
Burt Jovy. the thoitrich cartoon
list, appeared In behalf of Thomas
Burke, who. Mr.. Levy Ntid. wILs enS
ployed in the Levy household about.
fifteen weeks and endearcd himself
10 everybody.
These defendants" Judge Rosal-
sky said. "are the most desperate
criminals who have been arraigned in
the court for years. They had no
regard TOR the rights OF others. Tie
longer they are away from society the
better for the public.
The clerk will see that bench war;
rants for the arrest OF these men on
other indictments are lodged with tho
officials OF Sing Sing In order that
they may be brought back here on
the completion OF these sentences"
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-ZpE1K-rHclEiRanKL.

George Washington docked at Hobo
ken little after noon and the pro-
grammc OF reception was carried out
Tho King and Queen and Prince.
With their brilliantly uniformed cs-
cort and tho reception committee,
went FROM the pier direct to tho
Waldorf-AStoria- As soon as the vls-
itors had retired TO their quarters OH
the third and fourth floors. which
wero reserved for them, New York
respected their privacy and desire
for rest. and they will not be seen
agnin in public until tomorrow.
As early As z O'clock French and
Belgian residents OF New York and
nearby cities began to arrive at Bat
terry Park for tho first possible
glimpse OF the X and Queen. or.
at least. the ship that brought them
to the United States
Although every emphasis had been
made IN official announcement on
Friday as the" day. the Battery
Park district and lower Broadway
were dressed In their holiday best.
One discovered that New York had
been concealing great quantities Of
Belgian flags. Buildings were dressed
and river craft bedecked with them.
The South Ferry building, home OF
several consulates. was particularly
bright In a display OF international
colors.
x. c.'s PREPARING ELABORATE
RECEPTION.
On the Knights of Columbus boat
Harry s. Lockwood. were Supreme
Secretaries william +. Larkin and
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up two troops OF infantry. two conf
panicS OF United states sailors and
two companies OF marines. The
Mayors Committee, headed by Rod
man Wanamaker. then will take
charge OF the guests and escort them
in autos with police escort up Broad
way and through Park Row to city
Hall Plaza.
There the King and Queen and
Crown Prince will be greeted officially
by Mayor Hylan.
In the royal party. besides the King.
the Queen and the Crown Prince. or
Duke OF Brabant. are: the Countess
Chislaine dc CaFaman -Chimny. lady
In waiting 10 Her Majesty: Lieut.
Gen. Baron Jacques. commander Sd
Division Belgian Army: Col. Tilkens.
General stan aud aide dc camp TO the
King; Major Of Artillery Count Guy
d'Oultrement, d Adjutant of the Court:
Max Leo Gerard. Secretary IL the
| King: Charles Graux, Secretary to
the Queen: Lieut.. Of Cavalry Gofrinet,
! ohhccr OF Ordnance 10 the King;
Lieut.. Col Nolf, royal physician.
During the Kings stay here the
Belgian Ambassador, Baron de Car
tier dc Marchianne. and the Secretry
Of the Belgian Embassy. Pol Le Tel
lier, will. participate In the receptions.
Brand Whitlock, American Minister
to Belgium, and Mrs. Whitlock.
breckenridge Long, Third Assistant
Secretary OF state; Major Gen. Will
lam Wright. U. 5. A.; Rear Admiral
T. Long, U. s. N: Jefferson Cafferey'
Secretary OF Embassies OF the United
States; Col. Patterson, u. $. A. and
j. M. Nye, Chief OF Special Agents OF
the Department OF State, will repre-
sent the United States.
The army and navy escort, which
will accompany the royal visitors 10
| City Hall. will be commanded by
Major Cen. Barry and Rear Admiral
GlennoI, In charge OF the New York
Naval District. They will accompany
the King back to tho Waldorf-As-
toria after the official reception In
the City Hail.
At p. NJ. tomorrow the visitors
will go 10 Central Park, where they
will receive 90. 900 children OF the pub.
lie and private schools. There vii
be a patriotic celebration which will
end by the planting OF IA tree by the
King.
In tho evening the royal visitor;
will attend performance at the Hip,
! podrome.
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JAMAICA RESULTS.

FIRST RACJG - For two-year-olds;
selling: purse $3.50; five and a half fur
lonEs,-Edith X. i07 Rodrigucz), s tn l,
3 to and 8 to 6, first: Foreclosure. 100
Rowan). 6 to l, 2tO and even. second:
Sister Helene. lie CMcCahe). 0 to 5, 4
20 & and to :. third. Time. los 2-5
Betrinda. Hello Pnrdner. Castor. Fair
Colleen, Flare Up FlorElir and Starry
Belle also ran
SECOND RACE--IFor tlree- year old $
and up: selling: purse. $500: one mile
and seventy ards.-Paddy Whack. li3
CDavies). y to 2. 6 To Z and I 20 2. wono:
Sunnyland. 1l6 CRowan). 12 to l. 4 10
and TO s, second; Thps +. McMahn.
1O1 CPrccce), 3 TO I. to and oven.
third Times--l.ls S-5, Woodtrap. Miss
Kruter and Trophy also ran.
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r FEDERAL CONTROL OF
CAPITAL AND LABOR.


Asked for his views regarding pos
siblo legislation on the general qucs-
ton OF corporation control. the wit
ness suggested a Federal Commits
sion 10 charter and regulate corpora
tions with the commissions actions
subject 70 final reviow 10y the Fed
eral Courts.
Il recognize" Judge Gary said.
that tho power uf concentrated
capital necessarily involves the
power TO do more or less harm.
concentrated capital has the advan-
tage over the single individual II
concentrated capital IL in the hands
OF dishonest or unfair men. There
fore, | think. concentrated capital
should be under control and Supervi-
sion against wrong.
II think at the same time that cap
i,al is subjected to supervision and
control. Concentrated labor also
should be subjected to control OF tho
Government and OF the law"
Mr.. Gary, waving his hand at Mr..
GompeCS and other labor leaders,
said he had no personal opposition TO
them and would meet them in next
weeks labor conference.
Judge Gary said unions In Eng
lad controlled industry, "to the great
damage OF the country and she Is
compelled To- do things that are not
good examples for u.s."
"If they get control here" he said,
"it will mean the establishment OF
methods and practices tending to in
crease costs and lower production
very greatly, all nj the expense OF
consumers.
III you leave this situation nione
II will settle itself"
do you think that would go ans
distance toward settling other strikes
In the country?" Senator Kenyon
asked.
"I certainly do" was the reply. "Ii
n certain vicious element is defeated
in this country. II II gets no encour-
aEement in it's action, 1t will be help.
ful everywhere in stopping Other
strikes"
| When Judge Gary's examination
was concluded Michael +. Tighe
! President Of the Amalgamated Asso'
, citation OF Iron, Steel and rlr
! Workers, was called.
81 think Judge Gary has been very
badly informed about the working!
Of the institutions which he heads.
the witness said.
you might like 10 know why th'
| Americans have been largely elimi
mated from the steel Works. In lS9,
when the Homestead strike tool
place. 80 per cent. OF the workers II
steel works were Americans. The,
struck against a reduction in wage
In the Carnegie plants and lost
system OF espionage was then estab
llshed in the plants: many American
left. An infuN OF foreigners com
menced."
Tighe's testimony was interrupte
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LAUREL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE,-Two- year olds; Niles:
Ills Choice. li5 (Sande). s7.iO, 81 90.
32.l0. won: Truly Rural, lis (Ambrose).
12.s0. S2.i0 second: Martha Luckctt, ll5
CTabor), t21O. third. Time, los. Ali
van. Violet TIP. Cuba, Bibbler also ran.
SECOND RAcE-Steepiechase maid
two miles.-Little. li3 CPowersJ, A.2O.
t3,60. S2.70. won: Pioneer. ll3 (Bush)
$3.50. $3.50. second; Sea Lord. 1913
(Stretch). $3.50. third. Timc. 4.0l. Ken
nccott. Man o. the Hour, TUdotte and
Cluots also ran.
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comnissary steward on the George
Washington Is maitre dhotel and
Keony Derouet, who acted as assist
ant 10 Malnati is chef OF the Hotel
Commodore. They, with certain
members OF their STATS were requi-
sluoned for the trp by the Govern
menL
The George Washington brought
home ,O27 troops. all casuals,
The voyage Of the George Washing
ton from ostend. where the Belgian
party boarded the ship, to Brest,
where United States soldiers were
picked up, and to New York by way
of the Azores was made through calm
seas and under sunny skies.
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ROYAL RECEPTION FOR BELGIAN MONARCHS

Street 20 the Lackawanna ferry ter
minal where n special boat was In
waiting. A crowd standing in the
soaking rain gave tho visitors u
henrty reception as they passed. The
Belgian escorting party remained on
tho pier and reached New York later
In the afternoon
The automobiles containing the
King. Queen and Crown Prince were
mot ut the 23d Street, Manhattan pier
OF the Lackawanna Ferry by an es-
cort Of motor cycle policemen. who
acted ~ outridcrs and traffic clear
ers in the trip to the Waldorf. The
three cars, which bore no marks to
distinguished thom from private au-
tomobilcs attracted attention only be-
cause ot tho police escort
CHEERS FROM SIDEWALK AS
PARTY PASSES IN AUTOS.
There wero scattered cheers from
tho sidewalks as tho autos moved
through I'D Street u Seventh Ave
nue, north IN Seventh Avenue 20 $50
Street and cast In 33d Street 10 the
Waldorf Astoria, where a crowd Of
about 1000 under umbrellas had as
sembled. Some cheering marked the
appearance OF the royal visitors.
Manager william McCuskcr met the
party at the door and escorted tho
King and Vice President Marshall,
the Queen and Mrs. Marshall and the
Prince and Secretary of War Baker
to the suite reserved for tho Belgian
visitors. The 52d Street entrance was
partitioned OF and formed n private
passaEevuy.
Ambassador whitlock. Mrs. Whit
lock and other members Of the wei
coming party and OF the escort Of the
King and Queen arrived at the hotel
nt intervals for about an hour after
the FIRST autos appeared. Ambnssa-
dor and Mrs. whitlock went to tho
apartments OF the visitors. Lator
Vice President Marshall wns the host
at n luncheon given 10 the vlsitors
and members OF the committee OF
welcome.
A msmbcr OF the Belgian royal
suite said the King might give out
a statement 10 the press late in the
afternoon. Until Tomorrow. when
the formal greetings OF New York
will be given the visitors will DO in
secluaion at the hotel.
The arrangements on the Hoboken
pier wcro confused and poorly car
ried out, A scheduled address OF
welcome by Gov. Runyon OF Now
Jersey was passed over and Mayor
Grimm OF Hoboken did not got
chance to Ercet the visitors I'm the
nnme OF his city.
The George Washington. dressed
from stem TO stern and flying the Bel
gian Gag with n crest from the fore
mast. came IN from the anchorage
ground OF Sandy Hook. where she
had spent tho night. soon after 10
o'clock this NOR ing and steamed at
fun speed up through the Ambrose
Channel and the lower bay. escorted
by two aoaplanes and seven United
States destroyers. After leaving
ounrn ptinc the ship passed through a
chorus OF snluting guns in the forts
and screeching OF whistles OF water
craft and factories ashore. All ships
met or passed dipped their colors.
The air cleared about IL o'clock and
the royal visitors and tholr party
could see from the George Washing
ton the waving OF nags and handker-
chiefs in the tall buildings at tho
lower end OF Manhattan and the piers
lining the river on both sides. The
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BETHLEHEM NEAR NORMAL.
Every Department Of StecIIop
PlRat RunnIag.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Oct 2.--offi-
elals OF tho bethlehem Steel Company
to-day stated that more men had re-
ported for work and that every do
partmAnt was In operation In tho
Stcelton plant including the bridge
works and the coke ovens which the
strike committee had claimed were
crippled.
Tho Company officials declared that
by tho end OF tho week the operations
would be nearly normal
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belgian Party and Cardinal MerclsP
In BOHtOn Same Day.

BOSTON. Oct, 2,--Arrangements for
the reception OF the Belgian royal
party and OF Cardinal Mercier here
next Sunday include attendance at the
same mass at Holy Cross Cathedral
King Albert Queen Elizabeth and
Prince Leopold will be guests OF the
state Department and the city, Cardl-
pRa O'Conneli will act as host to the
church primAtA
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Aurora Boreaiis Hampers Wires.

CHICNGO, oct. 2.--The aurora bore
alis was visible over a wide territory
last night and seriously impeded wire
communication for several hours. Ac-
cording 20 wire chiefs OF the telegraph
companies the aurora was preValcnt
from New York Ia OmEho.
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COL. ALBEE SAILS.
Famous surgeon to Represent q. 5.
Mt Mig Conference.

Col. Frederic Albec. who for nearly
two years. has been the chief surgeon
at tho Army Base Hospital at Colonia.
y. j.. sailed to-day on the MaurctaniS.
lie Is a representative OF the Govern
ment at the orthopcdic Congress at
Paris, the lnter-Alllo1 Congress at
Rome. and tho Italian Surgical Congress
at Bologna.
Dr. Albeo's work In reoonstruction
surgery AT the hospital has attracted
the attention Of tho surgical world.
\ two-volume book covering the opera
tions at the hospital will be Issued
shortly by the Government Col Albee
was accompanied by Mrs Albcc.
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some Foreigner Return nt YOunEs-
town Plant.

YOUNGSTOWN. O., oct. 2-ObservcrS
at the Ohio works OF the Carnegie Steel
Company this morning said the NUMBER
OF men who entered was much greater
than on any previous day and said that
for the first time some foreigners were
among them
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Government. worn in body. is unable
90 meet and welcome you on behalf Of
tho American people and himself. He
Delegated this pleasing duty To my
less competent hands This couu-
nent. poetically speaking. first well
canned to it's shores great path
finder in Columbus. who sailed on
and on over unknown wastes OF water
ana unchartod scns, seeking AMI
finding new worlds for Crown and
Church.
since then Il has been the goal ct
many and other pathnnders arriving
10 walk in ways both good and evil
Had We hut thought. many would
have hecn Iinwelcomcd. But to-day
tEsre "a no man IN this broad land
VINO loves liberty. fldclity, justice ami
roprage who does not GLADLY greet
YOU. a King without n Kings cum
ming. a man with mans high sense
OF honor, who trod the Via Dolorosa,
Via saorn Of Triumph, so by the
treading OF that way the world might
nnd that treaties are not scraps OF
paper, that above crown and king
dom faith and courage must breed, or
the banner OF a people becomes the
much baspattcred badge Of infamy.
II one who believes in the right
and tho duty OF the people TO rule
hamaaives may be bold without Of
fensa. I welcome you to tho Republic,
somewhat as King OF the oravcst
people since time began. but more as
a man whose conduct will be
mighty force In steadying the world
10 law and order. to friendship. faith
pnd freedom"
The King OF the Belgians wore the
uniform OF an oficer In HIS army and
carried n sword. lie 10 command
ing nEure In uniform.
KING AND QUEEN SHAKE HANDS
WITH ALL.
After the speeches the King and
Queen and Crown Prince walked
around the semi-circio and shook
hands with all present Mrs Whit
lock. remIndful Of court cercmoniaiS
OF which she gained knowledge dur
ing her long residence in Belgium.
curtsied 10 the King ana cnrtsied
aino 70 the Queen and kissed her
hand. The other American women
merely shook hands and closely TN
speoted the white apparel of the
oueen and her lady In waiting.
A large crowd had gathered In
River Street outside the Hoboken
mar and had cheered tho King and
Queen when they wero tirSt soen aS
the George Washington wOs warped
into the dock. The roynA visitors
were on trhe Tying bridge. the queen
industriously taking snapshots and
me king surveying tho scene through
spygiasses. The King and Queen
wore on the brtdge throughout the
trip up the bay and river from tho
NaTrows.
The reception ceremonies TOOK up
only fifteen minutes. Then the KING.
Queen, lady in whiting and Crown
Prince walked down the pier To the
:and entrance through rows OF
United states troops at attendnncs
aud women OF the Red Cross. Y. M. c.
a. and Salvation Army who saw SER
vice overseas. and a gathering OF
knights OF Columbus Secretaries.
Vice President Marshall and the
King entered an automobile Mrs.
Marshall and the Queen and the lady
IA waiting entered another car, and
Secretary OF War Baker and the
Prince entered n third. The three
cars we're driven rapidly down River
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by a call from the Senate and com
mittee adjourned until tomorrow SO
that members could be present in the
Senate 20 vote on amendments To the
Peace Treaty.
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CAN'T COMPROMISE,
GARY REITERATES
BEFORE SENATORS
Continued From First Page)

received bv the employees threaten
lnr them II thcy din not strike. Gary
stated that net profits OF the u. :.
steel Corporation In recent years are
as follows:
In 1914, S5s.cG7,925. 1915. Slo7. 7.Sa2, ole;
1916. s3O3, ,I4o.l76 1917. S25s,6OS. coo. 1915.
Si67.j2G. $50.
Judge Gary said only 81 men out
Of 1gl, 900 in the manufacturing plants
worked "a continuous 24-hour shift at
any time last year and only 3A
worked an 1S-hour shift at any time.
Charges of union labor leaders that
the steel Corporation employed many
foreigners in order to prevent the
uniOnizlng OF its men were denied BY
Judge Gary.
WAS the question Of employing
foreigners. who possibly had feelings
against this country. decided by the
board? asked Chairman Kenyon.
NO" said the witness. THE ques-
ton was never raised"
Judge Gary analyzod steel strikers
as belonging 10 three classes.
First there are the Americans" he
] said, then a large number OF foreign
born workers and finally n small
minority OF foreigners, not over 10 per
cent. OF the total. who are actually
engaged in promoting the strike"
what good is II for mon TO belong
TO unions" said Senator Walsh. Demo-
crat, Massachusetts 'If they join YOU
refuse to discuss anything with their
representatives."
"Is II right7" Judge Gary countcrcd,
"for 10 per cent of men who may bo-
long to unions TO dictate conditions
for the other 30 per ccnt2"
! but your position is the same"
Senator walsh continued, even IL 20
pcr cent. OF tho Incn were organized.
you would not confer with their rep
sescntatiVcs"
~ haven't said So" Judge Gary re-
piled. THAT question has not come
up. We shall not do anything 10 in
,uic the open shops"
II will not" Judge Gary returned.
Asked II he had any suggestion for
settlement OF the strike, Judge Gary
said II peace were maintained. the
l,~ upheld and individuals left free"
the employees would @settle It them
selves"
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REDS PROPOSE PEACE
TO THE LITHUANIANS

PARIS. September 9-The Russian
bolsheviki have proposed peace to the
Lithuanians, according to reports
from Polish sources.
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.HARTH'S SLAYER FOUND:
IN CAvE,NEAR KNOXVILLE
Maud Moore Says She Was Attack
ed, When She Shot to Protect
Her Honor.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, September 10
Maude Moore. who shot and killed
Leroy d. Harth, prominent real estate
man, and president of motor car
company, on the Kingston pike near
Bearden Monday night. was located in
a cave about two miles from the end
of the Sewer River pike car line last
evening by city detectives. She con-
fessed to the killing as soon as she
was arrested. She stated that he had
attacked her, and it was either his
life or her honor
She said she had known Mr.. Harth
for nearly five years. but had never
been out with him before, although
he had repeatedly asked her to go
driving with him.
She said she had told him that she
had secured job as Stenographer
with firm in MaryYille, and that he
insisted on driving her there in. his
car Monday night. -...
According to the girls story 'Harth
was drinking, and after driving some
distance into the country he wanted
fused he jumped out and pulled her
roughly through the door. In d scuff1e
his pistol fell from his pocket and
both grabbed for it. She grasped the
weapon and fired. Harth started to
run toward town. She said she did not
know whether the shot had taken eff
feet
Miss Moore told about continuing
alone in the car, her visit for help to