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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-03
THEATRES
Two Features at Crescent

The Married Virgin" which =
To be the star attraction for tnree
days at the Crescent theatre begin
ming today, is a photoplay which
asks many startling questions upon
the matter of matrimony and vet is
handled with such delicacy n nm.
esse that even the most sensitive OF
theatregoers will not feel hat they
have a cause for being shocked.
When is a woman married?
a senseless ring of gold is ?
over the finger OF an unwiiiIns
bride. is she to give all that n
holds most dear to a man h
loathes?
The story is told with many a
thrill and laugh and a few ear are
thrown in for good measure.
The climb up the histrionic lad
der to stardom has been no sinecure
for George Walsh, who will also be
seen at the Crescent theatre. where
"From Now On" a thrilling FOX
melodrama, is to De shown COM
mencing today.
Walsh has literally had to fight
his way up. Fight his way. up
against odds consisting OF the cnolc-
est collection of thugs and orulsers
that ever elbowed their way into a
moving picture studio. This because
nhotoplay patrons have demanded IL
of him.
In "From Now On" Walsh APP
pears as Dave Henderson, a gullibie
chan whose fortune has been stolen
nv a band OF clever s~harpers. In MS
effort to get his money back. Hend-
erson goes up against terrific odds.
There are times when his escapes
are b%ewilderingly exciting. lover
of romance plus excitement VIII mo
in the Crescent theatres offering the
kind of entertainment they crave.
"MiIiion Dollar Dolls" At Majestic
THE Million Dollar Dolls with an
| all-star cast of burlesque favorltes
presenting the CHEEKY musical imag-
nation, 1.-THE Little Elephant" is 70
be the attraction at the Majestic the
atre tonight. commencing with the
matinee.
"The Little Elephant is described
as a musical farce capably presented
bv the company and i~ntersperseo
with a number of bright and catchy
melodies and a host of specialties
The book was written by a. Douglas
Leavitt. with music by Ruby Cowaf
and lyrics by Jack Strouse. TIT
staging of the production was th'
-
work of John G. Jermon, who ma
evolved a succession of lively dance
and charming stage pictures.
Heading the company this seaso1
are those ~favorite burlesque come
dams Joe Freed and Al Tyler. IN.
former has made millions laugh wit
his eccentric comedy characterize
tions, and the latter was long a faV'
orite with several of the big min
strel organizations. The cast also
comprises Harry Fentell. AL Mardo
Mildred Cecil, Irene Meara and Mar
ty Dupree.
In the list of specialties hat are
to be offered there is a review OF
the White Ways current successes
under the title of bright Bits from
Broadway" in which Mr.. Fentel
and Miss Cecil will present a serie.
of limitations of the bright stars OF
the season In New York. AL Tyler
will present a minstrel specially.
This seasons ensemble is charac-
terized as THE Million Dollar Cho-
rus" for the management feels that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-03

n the government should place a
tax on pulchritude they would be
way up in the surtax class: All OF
whom are most easy to look at"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
Howard University Wins Great Hon
ors-Triumphs ut University
of PENNSYLVANIA Relay Races
"A Notable Record.

Washington, ID. C.-The week Of
April 25th to AorA 3Oth was n notable
one in the history of Howard Univer-
Sity. ncademicallv md athletica,Iy
speaking. The Howard University De
batting team In discussion of he
subject: "Rcsolved. That the Ca,iforn
Ia Anti-Alien Land Law should he re
nealed." won by unanimous vote
from Lincoln University in the de.
hate held In the Andrew Rankin
Memorial Chapel, Howard University
CAMPUS, Friday. Anvil goth. While
winning the debate from Lincoln Uni.
versi'y. the two teams that debated
the same evening at Virginia Union
University. Richmond, Va, and Allan
tn University, Atlanta, Georgia., met
defeat Towards triumph over its
ancient enemy Lincoln however, prov
ell consolation to Howard students,
Alumni and friends.
On Saturday, April 30th the Howard
University baseball team played
against the Virginia Union University
team on the Howard University Cam.
pus before one Of the largest crowds
to attend q baseball game at the Uni.
Versity and won by a score of 4 to 1.
The Howard University Track team
composed Of II. X. Perry; Robert
Graft; K. e. Contee and Leo G. Robin
son who We're entered in the one-mile
college relay in the Penn. Relay games
held on Franklin Field; Philadelphia
Pennsylvania April Goth and 3Oth I'M
der the auspices Of the University of
pennsylvania won great honors for
The University when they finished
first over such schools as Rensselaer,
Polytechnic: Carnegie School of Tech
nology; Hobart College and Tufts Col
lege.
Each Of the first three runners for
Howard maintained their relative posi-
tiops. Leo G.. Robinson the last run
ner for Howard started oui in fifth
place with Rensselaer, Polytechnic lead
ing and Carnegie School of Tcchn0lo
gy Hobart College and Tufts College
Following respectively. Robinson main
tanned fifth place until the third turn
of the track when he began TO sprint
ana gradually eaSed uD until he had
caught tho leading man for Rensselaer,
at 90 yeardS from the finish. whom he
led ut the finish by full 2 yards in
the brilliant run which he made in
about so seconds flat. A banner was
awarded to the University and gold
watches and medals to each Of the run
ncrs.
Or the various teams for the Dis
trict of Columbia. including George
town University Gnliaudct. George
Washington University, and num-
Der OF High Schools entered in the
Penn Relay Races. Howard Univc:si-
ty was the Only cntrant to win.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
FIGHTING PEONAGE IN GEORGIA

Atlanta, Ga.,-Thc eases Of pronage
3ssnd OF murder unearthed Of latc IN
Jasper county, Georgia following
close upon the public statement Of
the Hon. Hooper Alexander Of that
Estate i'm regard TO la"l;%anc,s. has
aroused Georgia IS never h"forc. I'll"
Jpress OF the state is united IN calling
NSOr punishment for The Guilty aud
for the ending Of such crI.'..s. hTcncy
5in abundance has hcc:: voluntarily sup
piled, from all over the .'at., 20
Strengthen the hands Of .hc proseci.
tion. Three OF the moot r,rrrirrrt
lawyers in Georgia or" aiding TIC
/ prosecuting attorney. "m"ng them
MIR. Marvin Underwood nc:ivn
ASeorgian and former assi"tan. Unit.
i Il States Encouragement. The gov.
4 NOR has aided to the fullest extent
ssible; and the first vcr'ict Of lie
4 prisonment viii not halt trial Of
Ea3 other cases which involve posi-
sentence Of death.
Is looks" says one in close touch
II the whole situation. Hikn the
= inning OF The end ri peohaHc IN
Brgia."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
GREAT MASS MEETING AT FIFTH
STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
MONDAY, MAY 1&.
.si.xx.,
s,.xS.,
- S~-GG&

The Richmond Chapter for the Adj
vanccment Of Colored People will hold
a great mass.meeting ut the Fifth
Street Baptist church, OH Monday
night, May 10th at p, NJ. The Chap.
ter mas great membership drive on
for the purpose of raising its'member
ship TO 1900. All citizens who arc in
terested in the aims and purposes Of
the National Association for the Ad.
vancement Of Colored People are re.
quested to attend this meeting. Tho
Chapter Is very anxious to enroll tho
names. OF every Colored man and wo
man in the Community az It's mem
bsrs. An interesting programme will
pc rendered on this night. In addition
to local talent, Hon. Walter F.. White
or New York, Assistant Secretary OF
the National Association will deliver
the principal address. Mr.. White was
on the committee who presented tho
Suffrage grievances to the Censua
committee Of Congress. We want every
body to come out and hear Mr.. White
He has All interesting message to
bring to the citizens Of Richmond. All
members OF the Chapter are request
ed to attend. Please be on time, he
cause seats will be at n premium.
]. THOMAS HEWTN,
Executive Secretary
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
N. A. A. O. T.. WIRES MISSOURI
GOVERNOR OF THE BOWLING
GREEN LYNCHING.
James w. Johnson Says 1t Adds
Weight To Demand For Fe Terra.
ton Anti-Lynch Law.

The National Association for The Ad.
vancement of Colored People, 10
Fifth Avenue, New York, today made
public telegram to the Governor OF
Missouri urging that the entire pow.
er Of the state be exerted to bring to
trial and to convict tho murderers
who lynched Negro, Roy Hammonds
at Bowling Green, on April 20.
The telegram which was signed by
James Weldon Johnson, Secretary of
the National Association for the AID.
Vancement OF Colored People. states
that this conspicuous failure on, tho
part. OF state authorities to protect
their prisoners, following immediate.
ly upon the terrible disclosures OF
peonagc and murder In Georgia, could
only add. weight to the growing de-
mand for a federal INV to stamp out
lynching In the South. $50.
The telegram Is as follows:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, MAY Id, 1921.
AIsETING EXTRAORDINARY.

DR.. George Edmund Haynes, United
States Labor Department will give an
illustrated lecture at the Bbenezer
Baptist church, Tuesday evening May
II, 1921 at $50 p. nj. under auspices
of Richmond Neighborhood Associat.
ION The following reels will be
shown 1.-THE Accusing Tos' Il Jure:. lie
Court Story; Negro Life in the Yves,
Indies" The beginnings of life cts.
The lecture J.. Is free, bring crowd.
Silver Offering at the door.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Richmond Neighborhood Association,
Incorporated begins at $50 p. M. at
$3.50 the lecture begins. Come prepur.
cd to pay dues
A silver, Offering Mt the door viii.
lie insisted upon from eve. one. u
defray the expenses of the ililsrr.. ted
lecture. Every member come. Ever,
member II bona .er 4 Special music.
..a.. ORA BROWN STOKES.
President
ROSA b. CAFFSE, So.
IDA f. CHARITY, Sec.
S. c. WHITE, Treas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
SOUTH CAROLINA HAS LAW TO
CHECK LYNCHNG

North Cardinals new anti-lynching
bill is entitled can act to Promote the
Due Administration of Justice and to
Lessen the Crime OF Lynching." It
permits the judge holding the court in
which an indictment is found to trans
fer trial Of the case to another court
without preliminary appearance of tho
defendant before him. Thus an accus
ed Negro may not only he sent to a
distan. county for *afe-keeping, hut
may remain there for unprecedented
trial without even a temporary return
to the neighbnrhood of the alleged
crime. 1t is believed that the law will
greatly aid in securing justice for
those accused OF serious crimes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
LAND GRANT COLLEGES FOR
COfORED PEOPLE.

Texas leads the South with an annu
al appropriation o. over 1000 for her
normal and industrial college for Ne
groes at Prairie Wv, South Carolina
comes next with an appropriation Of
SOS, 900 for the years running expens-
es of her Negro normal school. West
Virginia spends $51 900 Okl2homA sat
900, Kentucky and Tennessee $2S,n00
each, North Carolina, $4,000, Louis.
lana $4,000; FLORIDA $1,000; Georgia
$4,000; mississippi $4,000 and Ala.
bama $4,000. These land-agent collcg-
es are also aided by the Federal gov.
|ernment in sums ranging from $4,000
to $4,000. Some OF the states. notably
North Carolina and Texas, maintain
additional normal schools for Negro.
|es entirely Mt state expense.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY

me Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
is the first College Fraternity orgn-
nfzel among Negro Students II was
i ,o at Cornell University in
.o"o' IL mas grown in fifteen years
from membership of to 1900
II mas grown from one TO
thlr'y one chapters. 1t has reached
out from al Colleges and Universities
on the Atlantic seaboard to the Uni
verslty OF Southern California from
the University of Toronto, Canad. 70
Atlanta Georgia.
rms organization in session IN
Ch1cago December 1919 inaupuratod
calhpa!Sn to be wagcd among all
fuDilc ana High Schools within reach
OF lts thirty one chapters. This cam
p"leh is known as the GO to High
School Go to College Movement" lin
on this the week Of the CAMPAIGN if
feeomeS ,he duty OF the Grama Chan
ter or this Fraternity located at Vir
GINA Union University to reveal every
ch,id OF school age in Richmond. We
s"llclt the cooperation Of the parents,
On Sunday May 15 1921 at $50 p.
M. there will be mass meeting held
IN the University Chapel All of orr
friends are cordially invited to hear
PRESIDENT ]. H. Candy OF V. N. and T.
j. explain the "Go to High School, GO
to College Movement"
General commissioners,
DIR. ROSCO G.. GILES.
Chicago Illinois.
PROF, LUCIUS l.. MCGEE.
Oklahoma C:ty.
ELMER !. CHEEKS,
Cleveland Ohio
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
WEST VIRGINIA GIVES
MILLION TO NEGROES

Charleston, w. Va, May 9.-Over II
million dollars, or to be exact. 81 20G,
216.46 was tho total Of the appropriate
ions made by the West Virginia legis
lature before It's adjournment last
week for the creation and support dur
ing the next two. fiscal years, begin
ming July 1st next, Of Negro agencies
and institutions, educational, eleemosy
nary and corrective or this amount
approximately onc-third goes to the
West Virginia Collegiate Institute.
which receives for salaries. buildings
and current and other expenses $ih'.
272.46. For the same purposes the
Biuefield Colorcu Institute has ;.,a'-
I'D to It's credit $133.GAA and S."r"r
College, II private school, $6,00l.
The newly c-aato institutions IL :.
ed equally as we'll, the hospital for
insane igetting $4,000 for building
and land and $4,000 for cuI'-l: pea
oral expenses. The ,industii i school
for boys was allowed $1h0.0j0 for
buildings and land and Il similar
home for girls, $4,000. Including tho
insurance derived from tho burning
of the Colored Orphans Homo that
Institution Is to receive for rebuilding
$4,000 the tuberculosis sanitarium
gets $52,500 and the deaf and blind
school 100000. ST.. -
Other appropriations were bureau
OF Negro Welfare and Statistics, $12,
200; supervisor of Negro Schools, SIS,
400; advisory council to the state
board Of education, $1,000. ~
The state has already bought $50
mere farm, of rich bottom .and as, n
site for the hospital for tho insane,
and negotiations arc pending for q
location for the deaf and blind school.
The erection Of buildings for both
thes establishments probably will be
begun in the near future. Sites for the
school for incorrigiblc boys and the
home for hayward girls are to he Sc.
lected by the advisory council cooper
ating with the state board OF control.
When these are completed the state
will have eight institutions for aud
under the management OF Negroes.
J. G. GILMER.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
FILM SHOWS EXTENSION WORl.
AMONG NEGROES.

How The Negro farmer of the South
rs incoming more prosperous and
eohtehted citizen through the influ.
ence OF agricultural extension work
IS shown IN a new motion picture pro
duced aI9frrecently released by tho
United States Department. of Areicul
lure. The picture was made in COOP
erat1on with the Alabama Polytecmjc
institute and TusKegec Institute.
the picture is in two reels. under
the title Helping Negroes to Become
taetter Farmers and Homemakers
me central character Is Ruhe Collins
n typical Negro farmer. He Is brourht
IN tou<:h with agricultural extension
WORK through his discovery that tho
DOH "eeVll Is raVaging his cotton
ileios. Through the county agent he
,e'u1h now to raise cotton despite the
DOH "eeT'l and how to diversity his
crops so that his farming WI, irio.
Il good re.urn. Later on the film
SHOWS the appointment Of Negro ex-
'eitsioh workers. both men and women
uno 'heir work among Negroes. Anoth
OF leatnre OF the film is a movable
seiiooi winch carries instruction fo,
farming ana homo work direct to tbo
TURNS: The picture ends with fomi
~ scene at the Collins home and and
monograph fading into the straina
OF Suwanee River.
The picture will be circul,te,,
through the distribution systen, ~
tAe department: aud cooperatiny s,o.n
INSTITUTIONS. Copies may be bought by
nutitoriZed persons or institutions nj
ny cost OF manufacturing which l.,
ABOUT SSo for the two reels.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
WHITE CHURCH GROUPS HEAR
COIORED SPEAKERS.

The inter-racial conference for a
|group of mid-Georgia counties; re-
GENTLY held in Fort Valley had mum
Der of white women as Delegates. A
male member OF the committee; who
teaches mems Bible class Of $50
members in Fort Valley has invited a
NEGRO committeeman to speak 10 his
class on cooperation from the Chris
titan standpoint; and one OF the color
led women has already addressed a
missionary society OF While women.
This address so impressed its hearers
that they have requested its publica
ltiOn in the local papers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14

See the bevy Of pretty lassies and
handsome lads, Wednesday evening
May IS, 1921 Mt True Reformers' Hall
in 'Playtime, Extravaganza and Must
Gale.
Mr.. II. d. Jackson OF Engfield,
Va, was in the city this week.
The friends of Mrs. Elizabeth
Harris. Of 11S E. 18th St. Southside
agrecably surprised her OH last
Monday night, the occanion being her
birthday. Refreshments were served
abundantly and grand time was had
Mrs. l.. G.. King was called to
Durham, N. c.. Tuesday morning on
account of the illness OF her dauEht"r
Mrs Berthel King Barhee
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14

The name, Fannie Payne Clarke"
guarantees first class, up.to.date,
refined performance of the communi
tvs girls and boys, Wednesday even
Ing. May IS. 1921 Mt True Reformers
Hall. Don't MISS seeing the beautiful
costumes, the ,beyy of participant ts,
the intricate drills etc.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
April 80, 1921.
Hon. Hyde.

Hon. Hyde.
Governor of Missouri.
Jefferson City,tMo.,
National Association for Advance.
ment Of Colorcd People representing
twelve million Negroes in the United
States. urges that the entire power OF
the state Of Missouri he cxerted to
capture. try and convict the murder
ers who according ITO press reports
hanged Roy Hammonds at Bowling
Green OH April 20. Such a conspicm
GUS failure OF State officials to project
their prisoner from mob. coming
close upon the shocking disclosures of
peonage and murder In Georgia only
adds weight to the demand for federal
action on lynching In the South.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
AN HOUR OF SACRED MUSIC

The famous quartetchoir Of tho
First Baptist Church (white) will
sing at the First African
Baptist Church. corner Fourteenth
and Broad streets. Sunday, May
18TH. 1921 at. $3.50 p. NJ. These splen
did singers need no introduction to
our people. They have sang to our
delight on more than one occasion.
Hear them In this special program.
DR.. w. r. Johnson will speak
under auspices of Lott Carey Society
and the Excelsior Bible class of
First African Baptist church. All are
invited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
THEY WE'RE BOYS.

The stork visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. Bernard Gilpin of 10 w.
Baker street. Saturday evening, May
9TH, and left two bouncing baby-boys,
G. Bernard Gilpin, Jr., and John Day
Ciipin. ...t# a.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
THE TWENTIETH WEDDING
',ttti7-, ANNIVERSARY .ass

Mr.. and Mrs. William Atkinson re-
quest the honor OF your presence at
the celebrat:rn Of tho Twentieth COR
of their marriage, Monday May 23rd.
1921 at their residence 3016 @ street.
Fricnds invited. No cards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
LYNCHING TO "1'IsOTECT
WOh5ANHOOD."

No falser appeal can he made to
Southern ch'yalry than that mob VIC
lence is necessary for the prof action
OF womanhOod Ii is no protection to
anything or anybody. IT icoparGizes
every right and every security we
possess.
From ~ Nc.c"t c. Georgia Con
ference Oil E>ciol Rotations.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
PROTEST AGAINST KU KLUX.

Nearly two hundred citizens of Ath
ems, Ga. have published signed pro
test against organizing Ku Klux
Klan in that city. They want no "self
constituted guardians of the peac.
working at niGht and in disguise. I"
The list Of signers Is headed by the
chancellor OfShC stat" university, and
includes In, leading business and pro
fcsSi0nel men OF Athens.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Having qualified nhis day as Admin.
istratrix Of the estate of the late 3.
d. Price, I hereby request all persons
having claims against said estate 20
present same to me for payment, and
all persons owing said estate will
please settle with me.
MRS. GEORGIE A. PRICE,
Administrators of a. ID. Price deceased.
May 9Th, 1921.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
CARD OF THANKS.

Mr.. Robert Clarke and family, wish
-eS to thank their many friends for
the kindness shown them during the
illness and subsequent death of his
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Clarke. also
for the beautiful floral designs.
My God bless each and every ono
of you.
ROBERT CLARKE,
AND FAMILY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14

Americas Reception to France.
Some class, culture. refinement, digni
ty, elegance; an innovation in these
rag time days Of don't care" Wetlnes
dav May IS, 1921 True Rcformers'
HALL.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14

Read the program of "Playtime,"
buy vour ticket and come early to sec
the biggest "nd brightest show pre-
"nnt"d 'hiS GcS11u. 1t mruo Reform.
ers' Hall, Wednesday, May IS, 1891 Z
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14

Don't miss the beautiful Extrava
ganZa and Musicale, Wednesday even.
ing. May IS, 1921 at True Refoflnerz
HALL ~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-14
HOWARD UNIVERSITY NOTES.

(By Emmett J. Scott. Secretary Treas.
urer, Howard University, Washing.
ton, ID. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
SID HATFIELD RE!C|TEs
. STORY OF FElTs KILLING
Declares Detective Chief Shot May
or and Then shooting Became
~ Kind of General"
WERE EvICTIN MINERS
Alntcwnn's Former Police Chief
Tcstiiics Invading Special Officers
Were Forcing People Out of
Doors Without Legal Authority.

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-"Sid" Hat
field, ex-chicf OF police OF Matcwan
w Va, today took tho stand in the
Senate Labor Committees invcstig,-
ton OF tho MinGo mine war.
Word that the member of the Ia
nous West Virginia family was ties
tifying spread through the Capitol
and the room soon was crowded.
Mother" Jones hitched her cha!-
closer 10 the Witness table to catch
what the man who is under iudict-
ment on charge Of shooting Baldwin
Fe!ts detectives. would say.
: Without the siighies; sign OF ner-
vousness, the lanky. blond moWrta.n
youth described the pistol battle IN
which he was the central figure his
suit was neatly pressed and Ma
sonic charm dansled from his watch
chain HIS quick gray eyes watched
the members OF the committee intcrt-
ly and he frequently gave 4 sucerinG
laugh NJ questions from counsel fer the
operators
Hatfield explained that the dc;ec-
tivcs were ,v!ctius miner. and Their
families from the houses o: coal com
panies. lie said he asked them III
they had any authority and testified
that They replied that they didn't
need no au;hor.;y
II have a warrsn, co- your ar
rest Hatfield said he told Alher:
Fclts.
he returned tho compliment; ~
saying tina; ne had one fo- M. Tho
Mayor told him 4, WASH; legal ana