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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
About People
Movements Of individuals to ana
From tho CITY.
At THE HOTELS.

Mcr,ure-John Zisi5. Huntington; II.
y Major. Spencer: T.. p. Douglass PARK
crspurr: II. y. schmidt. Falrmont' d.
~ Tn"rlc. New Martinsvillc; A. NC
Indrrw, Clarksburg; W. Il. Baker
Clarksburg; &. l.. Barnes. lIrKerspuls.
w.ndsor-J. *. Anderson. CharIeS.on'
J. L. Kilmcr, Morgantown; W: a. llosu,'
Charleston; 8. Kohn. EorlIolk. - d.
Green. CIarksburg; ~ c. Barnes, ClarKs-
burg. ,ro-.ins-
vfIIr. !. X. Modi, Morgantown; +. M.
KclIuu, Hundred.
Rogerc-J. $. busch, TarkcrsourG; l.
$. Kelly, Clarksburs.
William Evans. Of the Islana. iGte
Yesterday iur Racine, WIS, wh'rc ne
vel, src&d few days the guests u
. friends and relatives.
,'ayta.n Joseph Bachus. or the l. ..
War Department. arrived III INC ~,
last evening from HuhtIhs'"h anu W.
yp,nd today locking after business IN
turcStS. , ,or.
Niss Carrie Burns, Of the Island. lelt
last evening for Huntington. w. Va 10
eprul q brief vacation the guest oA
friends and relatives.
NJ y. Hartley, Of the Plttsours Drus
company, is spending . few DAYS IN tno
city the guest Of friends ana IS aSo
looking after business.
4. *. Snodgrass has returned from
trim through the central part OF INC
state IN the interest Of the Cnder"oou
Typewriter company. -.
Silas StCinhauScr. representative VI
the p.llon LcnZ company or this cry
l.; in Pittsburgh, Pa, looking after pusA-
moss matters for his company.
r. NJ. Rodcbaugh. Of this city. ielt
Yesterday at noon for Tupcrs rams
Ohio where he will supcrintcno tne
n,ryrmcn, Of some machinery to TINS
, city. :, , o,,on
pic;urc MAGNET of this city. Is IN Dis
trrsylllc. W. Va. On business.
4. c. Siricpcck. Of the L. +. Golfer
Company. Of Youngstown, Ohio' was
business caller in the city yesterday:
Earl PcGdlcord deputy sheriff OF ONO
county. is in Alabama, in the interest
Of the shcrJi's office.
William NJ. Aiken, OF Indiana street
is sr.ndIng l few days in New YORK
|. city looking after his business inter,
cs;s there. x.,,h.
Raymond l.. Cutino. travelling 1rciGht
cI,im AGENT for the Baltimore and ONO
: railroad company, left yesterday Tor
erin through the southern part Oh INC
state. ~,
Miss Ruth Raduzincr, OF the Island. VIII
leave ,oday for De Sales academy CT
parkcrsburG, w. Va
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Bridge Club

Mrs. II. Fred Bchrcns will have the
members Of her bridge club as her
guests Thursday afternoon AT the C"un-
try club. TIN guests VIII enjoy iGhChs
con M o'clock and the remainder or
the afternoon viii be devoted 10 TINS
Fascinating IaStimc.
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RIVER NEWS
Ill.
ii

TITTSEURGH Pa, Sept. 1e.--DAvN
Island dam 81 feet. stationary; dear.
Murgantown GO feet, falling: clear.
Parkersburg Ills feet. rising; clear.
Steubenville 90 feet. stationary; eleaE
Warren fooe clear,
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Dinner Party for visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Eickclhaupt. Of New
York City, who arc VISITING, in the Guy
wtr" Cumpliiu"nt"d with n Dinner pr!
IF lovely amendments last evening.
The affair WAS given at III" country
club and Miss Alberta Stif"l WAS me
hostess. There were covers lal4 lor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
NATIONAL TUBE
employees DANCE
u~-Rs OF TIE OFFICE FORCE
OF TIE NATIONAL TUSE CUM
PANY ENJOY DANCE.
Announcement Of Another Big Dance 20
be Givcn by the popular MA
cadcrny Club.

The informal dancing party which
was given last evening by the mclnoerS
If the office force of the National IAp"
company was rcplcte with interesting
features. The affair was held IN inc
auditorium OF tho Elk'S club and JACOBS
Jazz orchestra furnished III" spl"h"!u
musical program which was greatly en-
joycd by the gay assembly oil pic"s",e
seekers Punch was SC we'd during the
iptcrmiss:ons throughout the evening.
doubtless many more OF these informal
dancing parties will be enjoyed oy the
employes during the winter months.
Those in ATTENDANCE were:
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DeNcatessen Sale.

Tho ladies of the W"man'S Mission
airy Society of the st. james Lutheran
church will hold dclicat"sS"n sal" in
the Harry Schmidt store. on Main
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Missionary Meeting.

The regular meeting OF the Woman's
Missionary Society Of the st. James
I,utheron church was held last evening
in the parlors Of the church. on CHAP
line street The meeting began Mt 1:"O
with the regular lesson study. when
was followed by an interesting program
given by several young ladies Of the
society. Miss Irma Naas entertained
with a lovely vocal solo, Miss Elizabeth
Hartman gave a splendid recitation and
Miss Louise Sweitzcr favored the group
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Silver Shower for Brde-Elect.
A silver shower for Miss Angela
Bachmann. charming bridc-clect OF VIII
liam JASPER. was given last evening nj
the home of Miss Eliza Rahr. or South
F,off street. Several hours were devoted
70 necdlcwork and knitting. and at
late hour the guests were uShercd INTO
the dining room. where sumDtuouS
luncheon was served. Elaborate deco
rations Of REQ and white were effect
lively arranged. A bouquet of rcd roses
conferred the table and red rosebud
and a crimson basket filled with rod
heart CONNECTIONS were the favors. while
American Beauty place cards marked
the places for the guests. who were:
Misses
Angela Bachmann Eleanor Nrifht
Adelaide Bachmann Wilma Carnahan
Nina Jasper Katherine h"rVey
cornelia Weinaer Ruth Morrison
ANGELA Fink Florcncc -NcCiaha-
Irv Birch han
Dolly Wcimer Nancy broKa"
Marie EllG Amy Iuum
Elizabeth Hoffman Jeanette RahF
Eliza Rahr
Mrs. Nyle Radcliffe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17

with a violin solo. Later soclal h"ur
WAS enjoyed and light refreshments
were served.
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Don't hesitate 20 enter the gem
ccr's Automobile and Diamond Cam
paian-if II is good for your nclGhoors'
It's good for you.
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Misses
Sarah t'ritZpatrick M"%carcl NronJaesei
pomi,nn smith Wilma RoaChC
Almcnda Boring Erfy Sar"ld
viI, clark Eva GrublCr
NiSs Davis. Anna Barrett
of Warrington virginia iS"lhaGner
Ross Goodwin Gertrude Leach
Temp Wocber Nclll" MnScr
Lucy Martin BlanChc ShlLler
Mary Dye rIh lITncL.S
Anita Carney bcrnlcc fa,nIet
Helen Cunningham Madcllnc ;tltWcycF
Isllcn smith Adelaide Davis
Warth, d. Kelly Grace Trcwcck
Gcncvicvc Clark
Pnv McCIclland Walter Trcweck
rror, Nolan Tom Kochlinc
p,v Rcrnhart Ray Gerry
w Edward Row Russell Stewart
Iy;,iion, Hcrrick John Mcmahon
Bud Stanley Luxe MCHnpSo
Tom Wocbcr BiIi McNHpo
Henry Hackett John Leach
]. r. Doyle OTIS Ca,npocLl
Lamont Wollen- aired SChaillp!a
wocbcr fcrp'I, N'u"oN
Larry Nolan John IIhchcr
Joe Higgins Samucl h"PP
William Smith r. SCl'n,r
William Pappert FRANK NhllaCc
John Spccht George Morning.
Lawrence Fitz- star ,
patrick dorsey huS9'h
John Treweck
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gerry. John Win
cher, Samuel Lapp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
Silver Shower for Bride-Elect.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gerry. John VIII
cher, Samuel Lapp.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-07-08

form the duties. and receive the com pensation as specifically prescribed the Chapter % of the 1919 Session Laws of the Territory of Alaska. Sec. 4. In the event of a vacancy in the office of School Tax Collector for the Town of Seward, Alaska. the Common Council of said Seward. shall forthwith cause such vacancy to hs filled by the designation. selection and appointment of some competent per son to such office.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska. this Seventh Day of July, 1919. The Com. mon Council of the town of Seward.
 E. E. Chamberlin.
 Mayor.
 c. A. Estes.
 NuHieipal Clerk. July S--9-10.
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COTTER'S
SATURN SAILS

The U. s. s. Saturn sailed this morning shortly after ? o'clock and many of the Seward citizens were or the dock to give the officers and men farewell. The Saturn bunch cheerel long and loud as the boat pulled sway from the dock and all expressed them selves at having had a splendid time in Seward.
 Last night citizens gave the Sat urn's crew farewell dance at the A. B. Hall and an enjoyable time was had.
 All men were ordered aboard the Saturn at o'clock this morning.
 From Seward the Saturn goes t1 Kodiak to get man who is to he taken south for an operation, but i' his case is too severe the man may ba brought to Seward. From Kodiak the Saturn goes direct to San Francisco loads supplies and will come porta again going to the Pribilotf Islands to Kodiak. Cordovs and Seward. Tas Saturn will probably be hack within a month or six weeks.
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matter had been hanging fire for Sev eral weeks. and as MT. Weir had not been able to give any definite answer that the city should take the matter up with authorities in Washington. b. C.
 '"I do not believe that the govern mcnt wants to .retard in any way the growth of Seward" said Mayor Cham bcrlin. and we should take the dock matter up with Washington also the question of the opening Of street to tide water and the right to build |" float"
 Councilman McNeer believed the question should be taken up as Sug' gcsted by the Mayor. Councilman Me Neer made motion which was earned that the City Attorney should cndeav' or to have some understanding wIth Mr. Weir about the floating dock ant f the representative of the A. E' c. nad no authority to assist the city, to take the matter up with the author ities at Washington.
 Those present at the council meet ing last night were Mayor Chambcrlin Councilmen Lucas. Graef' McNeer anu Horner.
 Many bills were read and theS" were all ordered to be paid by war rants.
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ORDINANCE NO. 70
 AN ORDINANCE Creating the Office of School Tax Collector Tor the Town of Seward. Alaska:
 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COM MON COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF SEWARD. ALASKA:
 That the office of School Tax Col ector for the Town of Seward Alaska is hereby created.
 Sec. No. 2. That the Common Council of the Town of Seward Alas ka. shall designate, select and appo'n' a bona fide male resident over the age of twenty-one years of said Sew ard. School Tax Collector for the Town of. Seward. Alaska. to hold of- flee until the first day of April 1920 unless sooner removed for cause; and' thereafter shall annually designate select and appoint some competent and suitable person, having qualif'ca' tions herein stated. to such office.
 Sec. 2. That the person deslgna;' ed. selected and appointed to the off ce of School Tax Collector for the Town of Seward. Alaska in accord ance with the provisions of this Or dinance shall have the powers per
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-07-08
FLOATING DOCK FOR SEWARD IS
 Mo0TED ISSUE

The floating municipal dock came in for another inning at the council meeting last night. Chairman Lucas. of the special committee. reported that owing to other business K. J. Wei had not been able to give him the re- quired information about a charge for the rental of the proposed float ing dock which is to be anchored to the Seward dock.
 Mayor Chamberlin stated that n" believed that the city should have some rights and privileges regarding a floating dock and ss this important
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WOOD TAX COLLECTOR

F. B. Wood was unanimously elect. cd to the position of school tsI collect or by the city council last nisht: :Tlte ordinance creating the new office. bg an act of the last legislature' was placed on final passage last night.
 The school tax is s5 and must be paid between April and August by all males between the ages of q and 70 years.
 Any person who fails. ncg'Ccts or refuses to pay the tax is subject to q fine of S25 or 30 days imprisonment.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-07-08
ALAMEDA AT CORDONA

Steamer Alameda arrived at Cor doya st 10 o'clock this morning ac' cording to cable office adyices. No word had been received at press time regarding the sailing of the Alameda for Seward.
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nrIICIAI FABRICATION

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
 REPORT. OF. THE FINANCIAL CONDITION of The BANK OF SEW ARD, located at Seward, Territory ot Alasks, at the close of busines on the 3Oth day of June, 1919.
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Andy's express meets all trains and learners. Phone i43.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, TERRITORY OF ALASKA THIRD JUDICIAL DIVISION, ss. . . I, H. $. Balderton, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. H. s. BALDERSTON, Cashier Correct attest: Sidney Anderson,
 Chas. E. Brown,
 DIRECTORS Subscribed and sworn ts before ne this Sth day of July. 1919.
 (Seal J. l.. McNally
 Notary Public in and for the Territory of Alasks, (Ay Commission expires October 1s, 1922,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-05

she will spend the. remaining win
ter months.
The United Community band
cleared about $25 above expenses at
their dance given last Wedn esday at
the Guild hall. THIS was considered
fair, as the weather was uncomfort--
ably cold that evening and many
patrons Of: the band boys did not get
in from the country. 81
The american Legion hopes to give
another dance in the near future. The
dance given November 10 was not
success financially and the post hopes
to do better with their next one.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Kruger spent
Sunday in Brainerd, where Mr.. Kru-
ger went to have his eyes fitted for
glasses.
Grace Hagadone, who has been
working at the box factory in Be-
midi, spent Thanksgiving with her
parents.
A number of young men from Ten
strike attended. the. Thanksgiving
daRSeaat sBlaffskdpekka1aao1A rs god
rs James Taylor, ST., and Joe Carter
spent Monday last week in Bemidji,
transacting business. 49,: ...
Friends OF Paul Robinson are glad
to hear, that he is gaining quite
rapidly in Arizona, where he went
for his health early this winter.
Walter Rice spent Friday Of last
week in Bemidji on business.
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Undecisive. Character.

A person Of undecisive character
wonders how all, the advertisements
in the world happened to meet ex-
sctly in his way. to place him just in
that one situation for which he is
peculiarly unadapted,. but in which he
is also willing to think no other man
could have acted with facility or con.
fdence. Incapable Of setting up a
firm purpose on the basis Of things
as they; ore, he lis often employed in
vain speculations on some different
supposable state Of things, which
would have saved him from all this
perplexity and .irresolution. He thinks
what determined course he could
have pursued II his talents. his health.
his age had been different; If he had
been acquainted with some one person
sooner, If his friends were,' in this
or the other point, different from what
they are; or II fortune had 'shewered
her favors on him. And he gives him
self as much license to complain as
IL all these advantages had been
among the rights Of his nativity, but
refused, by malignant or capricious
fate, to his Nfe.-Rev. John Foster,
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RED CROSS HOME SERVICE WORK.:

More than $4,000 families iii northern division
assisted by Red Cross home service during the Sep
tember according reports from about the chap
ters the four states which have just been received division
headquarters Minneapolis indicating that the report
would bring the figure we'll up above the $4,000 mark Of
these than 5000 families home sections
for information only, and something 10000 were given
financial assistance to the extent of than $1SO0O
According to David H. Hobrook, division director of
civilian relief the character of home service changing
The job being finished, and although great many
the services rendered during the month just reported
given to families of soldiers and sailors and disabled
still the hospitals Of the northern division great
being shown in those chapters which have adopted
time of Red Cross work and offering to their
communities social service generally
I'VE expect said Mr. Holbrook that with the establish
ment OF so many chapters time basis with our
ideal OF service to Americans at home that Red Cross
throughout every community continue grow and may
have larger place than before in the DEVELOPMENT
American democracy ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-12-05
= Jim CORBETT-REX.

In 1.-THE Midnight Man. Jim"
Corbett, the former heavyweight
champion, will appear III his biggest
and, greatest triumph at the; Rex to-
night. Corbett was one of the most
scientific boxers in the, history of
ring. battles, and although not of
bulky frame nor bullying muscles was
marvel in hitting. power. After he
retired from the roped arena, after
winning the plaudits Of the public,
he entered the legitimate stage bust
ness. apd scored another success. In
his appearance tonight in the movies
he will score again, as he has ap-
peared in sevefaEbfg Aims.
"Riding Wild.: TaNtH Harry Harry
western thriller,,will be featured by
Lore, the mystic marvel is nearing
the close Of her stay at the Rex. II
you are in doubt about business or
personal affairs. ask her. Many have
done this daily throughout the week
and have stopped worrying.
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SECOND TIME WAS,'THE'LAST
,mpulsivs :Yeunosterg Gave Rreniss
Net to Disturb Neishber, Through i.
Thouohtlessnsss, Again.

Mother and I had just moved to q
new nat In a row where the entrances
were all similar. The first evening
when I came home I passed our en-
trance without observing the number.
Finding the outside door open I ran
up to the second floor. tried my key,
and could not unlock the door. Then
T. knocked and, hearing no; response
shook the door violently. When q
strange man in a dressing gown
opened the door I apologized pro
flsely.
The next evening when 1 ran up the
stairs. tried my key, and heard q
mans heavy tread approaching I had
sense enough to realize my mistake
and made a,aiAs fezt the outside !daqea
Just then the mans voice called
over the 11e4 / a :.:9NMho ,is .it|;.-.
"Oh," said, "rll never do it again,
and l never did.-Chicago Tribune.
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Australia's Pride In Warships.

The commonwealth, is proud Of Its
Earships and particularly Of its bat
tie cruiser which saved Sydney and
Melbourne; from bombardment at the
outbreak Of the war. The Australian
Arts club has shown its pride in prac-
teal way by presenting a selection. Of
paintings, drawings and etchings to
the ward room Of H. M. A. 8. Aus
tralia. All the gifts were the work
Of members Of the club, which includ-
ed some Of the leading artists Of the
commonwealth. In return, y Commo-
dore Dumaresq entertained the COM
mittee Of the club at luncheon on the
battle cruiser, which has been sta
toned in Farm cove, Sydney harbor,
since it's return from the North sea.
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NEWsOFTHE
THEATERS
LOUISIANA" POPULAR NOVEL

Wherever one finds an enthusiastic
film. patron, one generally finds also
lover of literature. Therefore, it
will be pleasant surprise to many
to learn that Vivian Martins starr
ing vehicle, Louisiana" will be pre-
"sented at the Elko theatre tonight
and Saturday, inasmuch as this pic
ture is an adoption of the peculiar
novel of the same name, written by
Frances Hodgson Burnett, and which
probably has been read by many local
patrons of the Elko.
The first of the new Briggs COM
edies and beautiful Post Nature
study, with Elko orchestra music at
evening shows are added attractions.
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Bees Took Carload Of Sugar.

Near the station of Fentainebleau,
France, a carload of erystallized sugar
was held up and within four days the
entire load had disappeared in spite Of
the guards.
Not far from the station Of Avon
there are large bee farms, and while
the bees covered the car in swarms no
one supposed that they could carry
away the crystallized sugar. Nor could
they. But industriously and ingeniously
they betook themselves to nearby ba-
sins and fountains and. carried drops
of water to melt the sugar! The damp
eped sugar formed a strip that was
easily transported to the hives j.
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APPEALS TO CHARACTER.

. EMable Withee, the eighteen7year-
old sensation of New York's Wintea
Garden, appears as: co-star with Jack
Sheriff., the popular screen: actor in
the motion picture. version. 'ofs Once
to Every Man. the story of Larry
:, This production has. been hooked
,for III run at1the Rex theatrel1N two
$.s0&eeto Every Mani on the
few photo plays that Will ANGEL to
any character of:5audienQf Whether
men, women, or children: It is sci.
dom that a red-blocded sensational
drama is clean and wholesome
throughout, but this, is Just the prop
er characterization Of "Once to
Every Man." ,.,;c I; ,
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WHAT THE STARS PREDICT
All the planets are unfavorable today.

All the planets unfavorable today.
Business will be largely affected under this rule of the
stars and caution should be exercised all enterprise
The army will claim public attention again and there
will be many differences of opinion in regard to policy
There sign predicting the failure of soldiers to win
political honors. = e
Riots indicated due shortage Of food and fuel
Persons whose birthdat his subject to financial
troubles. e..
Children born today will likely be very lucky, but in
clned to great extravaganza. -
Copyright, 1919, by the Wheeler Syndicate Inc)
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great book and needless to. say these
followers Of Harte will want. to see
ally his wonderful characters in; the
book-John Oakhurst,' Tommy,
Sophy, The Duchess, Mother" Ship
ton, Uncle Billy; cameron and others,
live and breathe on the screen.
Bringing about a happy fnaing to
the Immortal story witho1 fnterfer-
ing In any way; with the original is
a. gratifying surprise of the film.
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Deer In Flsh Trap.

Boston, Mass.-Mr. q. N. Paine tells
Of a remarkable catch. made In his fish
weir. It was a young deer. He was
found swimming around in the trap.
He was pursued and finally captured
and taken ashore to fish house,
where he created great din in his
efforts to escape. It was finally decided
to let him 60, but he had to be cap
tured again and his legs tied, which
was quite task. Then he was taken
to the woods and allowed to escape.