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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-13
Geo. Washington sAccount
Book Found In This City
By Louis Du Bois Watson

signature as do the several notes
which explain various amounts en-
tered throughout the book.
One dated September 6.
/ 1851, reads:
ITO the expenses OF a trip to the
French fleet to fix upon a plan OF
operation with Count de Grass-25
pounds"
Another item of interest says:
ITO Sundry expenses paid by myself
at various times and places passing
from White Plains via Kings Ferry
to Fort Lee. and afterward on the
the retreat of the army through the
Jerseys into Pennsylvania. and
while there-126 pounds. four shill-
ings. threepence."
There is also mention made OF
money that was owed Washington
while in Philadelphia, a delegate to
congress.
A hundred and eighty-five dollars
is charged against the national ac-
count ito the expense of a reconnoi-
ire to the Head of Elk with a large
party of horse when the enemy Sc
creted a landing there"
An amusing phrase is found In
the account where 1T was written.
ITO Col. Mercer lent him for use OF
his regiment-S500." The same
wording is used for Captain Gibbs
and 1t. Thompson. small amounts
being due them. Armies were COM
paratively inexpensive those days.
A good horse. which was always
attractive to George Washington
perhaps it was the dappled white
charger upon which most OF MS
equestrian pictures We're taken-cost
the government S333.33 paid TO
John Gusts. ESQ for a good ridinS
horse. John Gusts was probably
a relative of Martha Custis, WASH
ington's wife. ar.
A very interesting account, by
Cash, refers to a foot note which
reads as follows:
This sum showed on my account
az a credit to the public but as L
can find no charge of it against me
in any of the public offices. where
that mistake lies, / know not, put
wish it could be a~scerta'red as L
nave no. desire to injure or be IN
Jured."
An item. dated 1777. is Of partic-
ular local interest saying tne
xpense of accommodating as far as
Perth Amboy-19 pounds. ten shill-
ings.
An historical fact is summed up
in the little account, Marched from
Sept. is Germantown until we hut
ted at Valley Forge. Dec. 25-1S
pounds. ten shillings."
Mention is made in many places
of household expenses of various Of
ficers, many of them of historic
note. One item says ITO 1t. Colfax,
for household expenses 800
pounds" and there are several en-
trees, ITO Washington. household
expenses, etc, etc"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-13
SOUTH AMROY

Residents of upper Main street
and vicinity are complaining of the
caused by the steady
barking of dogs during the night.
The people claim the CANNES have
the habit of sleeping all day and be-
gin their bowling about midnight.
The dog-catcher. it is claimed. would
be able to fill his pound If he made
the trip some night.
Yesterday afternoon a touring a
filled with young men stopped at the
Eisner factory at the corne of Sec
ond street and for several minutes
annoyed the girl workers at the
plant. They were requested on sew
eral occasions to leave the stree but
instead flung unmanly remarks at
the of the factory. II.
Armstrong. who is in charge of the
plant. threatened to report the affair
to the police and promised to push
his charges if the party did not i'm
mediately leave the neighborhood.
After several heated remarks the
party left.
Both the First National Bank and
the South Amboy Trust Company
were closed yesterday.
John Gleason, James Birmingham,
Frank Meacham and William Man
ion witnessed the world series game
at the Polo Grounds Sunday.
Walter Johnson resigned his posi-
ton as chauffeur for DIR. Lewis
Meinzer to accept a more lucrative
one with a Perth Amboy automobile
concern.
James Lenahan has given his au-
tomobile a new coat of paint which
improved the appearance TO a great
extent.
Joseph Barron, Howard Hansell,
George Brennan, William Clark and
Joseph Warga have accepted posi-
lions at the Runyon coal plant.
The commercial class of st. Mary's
senior class will witness a business
show in New York City mex week..
Henry Newmark and Jack New
mark witnessed the defeat of the
Yankees at the Polo Grounds yester-
day.
The Athletic Association of the
South Amboy high school at their
dance on Tuesday night received "A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-13
JAMESBUK6

Mrs. David kirkpatrick and sister.
Miss Bert Paxton, have moved to
Asbury Park and will open a room
ing house, having purchased a build
ing for hat purpose. Postmaster
Charles +. Paxton will join them
when a successor has been chosen
for his office.
Members of the Jamesburg Troop,
Boy Scouts, went on a hike to Ten
nent yesterday and spent an enjoya-
BILE day in the open following the rit-
ual of the scouts.
Columbus Day was observed IN
town yesterday by the closing of the
grammar and high schools. the post
office and First National Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ~Jorgenson have
moved into the Lakeview House,
having acquired an interest in its
ownership.
Kenneth Edwards and family, the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-13
CHILD SLIGHTLY HURT
WHEN HIT BY AUTO

George S~ylvanis. a small child
living at 305 Washington street, was
slightly injured yesterday afternoon
when he was Knocked down by the
automobile operated by Clyde Jor-
dan, Of Isl Washington street. Jor-
dan was running east on Washington
street when he struck the child. The
driver removed the injured boy TO
the Office of DR.. VI. I. CrDanski.
where his bruises and slight lacera-
tons were given emergency treat
ment.
Jordan reported the incident TO
Desk Lieutenant John Morris imme-
diately afterward. No arrest was
made.
The automobile driven by William
Clemensen. OF Metuchen, was badly
broken up when it collided with a
truck owned by Ira Grouse. of this
city, yesterday afternoon. No one
was injured in the crash. The report
was made by Officer James Sullivan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-13

"Debtors-The United States. with
George Washington" Almost a CEN
Jury and a half has elapsed since the
first president opened an account
with the government while comman-
der-in-chief of the army. an account,
the original of which was found rec
emily by Louis du Bots Watson of 235
Rector street while ~rummaging in
the attic of his home. The account
book which covers Washington's ex-
penses from 1875 to 1888 while in
dilapidated condition. discloses many
interesting facts of his activities dur-
ing the Revolution. the writing being
almost entirely legibie.
MIR. Watson, who knew of the book
as a child but was not war that it
had belonged to George Washington
had used it as a scrap book and over
the handwriting of the father of his
country were pasted men and wom-
en- attired in the styles of forty years
ago or more, furniture, clocks and
other cut outs ma attract a childish
eye.
Aimlessly opening the book last
Sunday, Mr.. Watson came to the re-
alization of what it really vas and
Immediately scraped off as many of
lht BACNlACS "AlAC iC a BaSNto IN
as was possible without injuring the
leaves.
The result brought forth items of
both local and national interest.
Mr.. Watson, while he a not ac-
count precisely for the presence of
the relic feels sure that it came to
the hands of the family through the
agency of his great grandfather.
John R~attoone, who. in Washington's
time was surveyor general and fol-
lowing which his offices included the
m~ayorality of Perth and supreme
court justice. Washington's head
quarters while in Perth Amboy, the
Westminster. passed subsequently
into the hands of Mr.. Rattoone and.
1t is thought. in this way the account
book which was probably left there
and several other old documents be-
came the property of the family.
On the pages are the names of To-
cal men who. serving under WASH
ington in some capacity or other
were the creditors of the government
for small amounts. Among these are
recognized the names of John Mer-
cereau of Woodbridge. and Baker
Hendricks of the same place. John
Dunlap of Perth Amboy had TWEEN
ty-six pounds. eight shillings coming
to him and Samuel Webb n NJ.
Austin, local residents of decades ago
were entitled to small amounts ac-
cording to the ledger.
The pages, ~amateurishly ruled Oft,
but all very neatly, evidence the
laxity of the methods of a hundred
and forty years ago Apparently,
Washington kept his own personal
accounts with the government while
,xpending their moneys for each ac-
count entered terminates with his
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-13
NEVER WANTS ANYTHING ELSE

The seaso of coughs. colds, Group
and bronchial troubles is at hand.
Every mother will be interested in
this letter from Mrs. E. K. Olson,
1917 Ohio Ave. Superior. Wis. Il
tried manv different kinds IF cough
medicine. but now l never want
anything else than Foley's Honey
and Tar. 1 used it for for all my
children when / lived in Iowa and
also for ny grandchildren in Du-
luth. and it has always done good
work" Contains no opiates. Sold
everywhere.-Ad-.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-13

large margin of profit which will be
used by the club to equip the COM
ing basketball team with uniforms
and other paraphernalia. The boys
are planning another huge affair 10
be run off in the near future in the
high school auditorium.
The Home Service section of the
American Red Cross will hold their
annual meeting in the city hall Octo-
Der 2S. Plans for the annual roll
call will be presented at the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-13

II is the intention of those in charge
to have every family in the city a
member of the Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold G.. Hoffman
spent last night with friends at Perth
Amboy.
Mrs. Richard Neiltopp, Jr.. and
son, Floyd, together with Mrs.
George Hart spent last night with
friends in Perth Amboy.
NJ. Lee Suits spent yesterday in
Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-13

The Misses Agnes Geant ano
Marion Munck were Perth Amboy
visitors last night.
Many attended the concert at tht
Majestic theatre in Perth Ambo5
last night.
City Engineer McMichaels is busy
preparing grade maps for several OF
the city streets. David street between
stevens avenue and Feltus street VIII
be graded in the ear future.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-20
AsARcoNI AaE0URA cur MART
Hoa HAcE aEaALEs

0niusrms Marconl sait pienamsnts
esnxsnei1s hsy dla ds qus ha inisFesp.
taas varisa msnzsiss inalambricos pre-
ea4nntss ds MaEts. As 10 dsgiaEo. 80
un hangusts Gel nstaFy clab. ds Nus.
" YeFk. ,. a. Q. MAcbsik. administFa-
6ss a. "A esmpaAiA Mnreoni ds Len-
6sss. AErsEs A6E. Maebstk sue. ds re-
Faifar sao eisFts. s6is SRA eussti6u as
tisnps dsseifFaF - siEniaeaeieI ds ies
msnsalsa
s'cnaaAs htareaui dselar6. haes unos
s6sa sss habla FsEistTa4o eon sas Apa
rates ss4aisa inalkmhFieas hschas con
sn1as mnehe mas smpliAs qns las cue
empiaaa las maysFss sstaeisnes Fadio-
tsisgrtaens es is tisFEa. suscitoss sB
EuTepa y heEts AmSElea Ena tsnpss-
tnssn sanireyefsia sientiGra. AduiEroL,
ss eutsnces mnehas expiieaelonss dsl
fsntmeae. las euaias e. fandaban en-
ass las asaAlss mistsriesns deh.an pre-
ss6sF 90 camhisa simssftFiess "a la tis
uA Le ans osnEsnei6 q Mafeonl y >
etrss hemhrss a. eisneia Dc qls squs.
les msnsAjss vszlan as otEo plansta
fuf gus las endas sFaa easl dssr vsees
maysEss 81 sKtsaai6n sns las cue pro-
anosa nnsstEas sssacionsa mas p0tsntss
a. Faa6a pEineipal Qas aisga Narconi
sara ne aesgtnF Ia sxplienei6n ds las
sariaeienas eeuEEi4aa ca nnsstFa atm6s
feEa. sa see iaa seaaiss - intsFespta.
sea saa ana EsguiaTiaaa qns no pare
es naturni y sapsutansa.
s'La louEiiuA mAKima Dc las endas
pFs6nridas poF las sftaeienss Fadiots.e-
sftAsaa as Il terra 81 as iT.oo9 msiF0s,
6iis or. Maebstk. Antss ds cue naFeo-
nj smBEsndisFa ss 81 hsditsEEAneo sus
sHpsIimsutes asses II ysts ELECTRA
kaes saElss mssss lee aBaratos Eeesp-
tsEss sran eapsess "a Esgistrar ondas
&c "a mn mstFos. ~ apaFato Feespies
srs uss en- e ELEcTnA poaia regis
tgaE en4at ma<nistmo maFoFes. y tRs ~
aissFs hasia q iso.ooo. eon una Esgula
Eieaa tsn psFsiHisais zee ~ - posibis
irbuirlas . fsntmsnss e'ictriecs aatu-
faisA "A 6uiea asmslanEa ere - hs
sbssrvaas esn iea s6digos smplsados "a
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e Fsaamiras aai iss astFonem0g assga-
faa sua 10 Via - poalhls sn oss pla.
ara Fer Egpzeste qus e. sluris asun-
20 6s fantaala q - tEsta ds uns vids
HuMANA , q Zee maFeianos. sn 81 ca
as a. eas e1aIiau. tienen ias o1ez 90
a frssts 9 ea 81 oeclpucio. Psro sn
aRsye es n pEssuneion 81 qns "a Mar.
= sEisisu ssFss psntsHtss. ~ assF6no-
msa han iFsRaas mapaa ds .es eanaiss
maFsisnet. Marie e. machs mas visie
eve nnesira tiaFEA y a h vldA sxists
AT aas hahitantss asbsn sstaF mnehs
mla adsiauiaees sas nosstrss asa -.
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La communication interpIanetaria

rses atsstiguaFlO el eOmpliesdO sistsms
ds gua eanaies; y no Fssultan. por 10
tant0. tan mistsFiosas las ondas de
$4,000 metros"
Macbeth diso cue los estudios sobrs
telegrafia inal&mbriea estAn aum en- Ia
infaneia; y Fsssa6 algunOs de los pro.
gTesos aleanzados es Ia Ultima deeada
''Un eomsreiante cue volara de Paris
L0ndFss y dsseubrisra q. habla Olvida-
dc algunos Papelss de importsnela. po-
dTia lamar a Paris desde el aerJplano:
pediF cue le snviaEan los doeumen-
tos . LoRdres en- otro aeroplano:
este no ss un siemplO fantastieO, puss ei
case OeurFi6 exaetamente, hare aigunOs
mesea.
PFsdigo cue. asi como ahora podemos
eogsE Ia b0cina de nuestrO tslef0no y
hablaF con Boston con Chicago, den.
tFo Dc IN aho podremOs hablar con Lon
dFss poF tsisfOno inAlAmbrieo. He ha-
b.aa0 vaEias veees por tel6foio X al
tTaFts del Atlkntieo y he dido. clara
distinta. Ia VOC de mi interloeutor, que
- sneontraba en- Europa. nj esta LELAND
81 dfa en cue los peri6dicOs de Nueva
York y LOndFes puedan eanisar foto-
grafias por Ia via inalAmbriea, publi-
e&ndolas. aqui en- InglateTra, el mis-
me dia en que so tenaron Durante las
pasaaas sesiOnes de IA ''Liga de las Ma
clones" en- dinsbFa los disedrsos ssta-
ban en ias mAquinas de los linOtipistas
eineo minutes dsspues de pronuneiadOs
en- Ia sindad suiza....
ssvolviendo a las eomunieaeiOnes in
tsEplanetaras ign0ramos 81 Las ondas
adiO-el6ctrieas Sc detienen en- su mar.
cha; nai, pues. no parees impossible que
en- an. planeta. en el eual conozcan y
hayan perfeeelonadO va nuestro metodo
estan intentando eomuniearse con nos
0tFos. Rxiste. elarO esta. sl obstaeulo
del legnals para comprender lod mensa-
ies % otro plsneta. Pero tengase en-
eusnta cue durante Ia guerra los alema
res e0nslguieEon dsseifrar en- eorto pls
70 los msnsaies ingleses y nosotTOs des.
eifFamos asimismO ios aleman4.. I'm me
nos Dc disz afos hsmOa degrade habIar
por tslefono sin alamhre y rsprOdueiT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-20
EN- Ell AMERICA

Nos informan los senores Crosas Y
CO., que han celebrsdo contrato para
traer a Puerto Rico a la famosa com
paiifp de variedades "Los Hermanos
Soler", quienes hacen una semana EN-
barcaron en- Costa Rica, con rumbo
q nuestra isla.
Los Hermanos Soler es@una compa
MIA compuesta de cuatro jovenes, to
dos cual mas simpatico que sin
dudl en- nuestra capital, han de tener
un lisonjero exito.
Los Hermanos Soler, son mejica-
nos, hijos de padres espanoles edu-
cados en- Los Angeles, California,
CultivSn estos c6lebres artistas,
que han recorrido todo Sur Ameri-
ca, el Brasil, la Argentina, Bolivia,
Peru, Chile y Costa Rica, el bonito
arte del "SKETC" elegante de sll6n,
bales cantos regionales, actos bur-
lescos, humoristas, dialoguistas, mo-
nologuistns inusicales,, a juzgar por
los exitos q. han tenido en- todos es-
tos paises que mas arriba nombra-
mos, tambien 10 tendra en- nuestra On
pital, que sabe apreciar los buenos es
pectaculos.
Los senores Crosas Y Co. nos asegu
ran de antemano ell enorme exito ar
tistico que han de obtener en- nues-
ira capital, por 10 cual no han omi-
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sr. Director de Ell MUNDo.

Sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, P. z.
Guy sefior mio =
Agradecere Sc sirva dar a p-Glicidad
en- su nussrado peri6dico. para conocl-
miento del pubnco en- general, y espe-
cialmente de los hombres, de negoc1os
las siguientes lineas: %h
FL dia z Sc present6 en- mi estableci
miento un individuo que, segun su in
dumentaria, parecia ser persona decen-
te, me propuso un negoeio
Ell negocio consistia, oegun NE dijo
en- que habia un sefior que trajo proce-
dente de Curacao prendas valoradas en-
$500 $500, las cuales yo podJa obte-
ner por 5000 Ell viernes.
Yo. lie ofreci ir verlas cl lunes, pero
en- la tarde del dia siete me volvi6 q
visitar en- compaiiia de otro indIvlduc
que, como Ell primero, parecia por las
razones expresadas, decente, me dijo
que ell que lie acompahaba era dueno ole
la casa donde estaba hospedado cl dueno
de las prendas.
Ell acompafiante confirmo las palabras
del que me habia propuesto ell negocio.
dijo que entire 6l y yo podiamos
hacer un buen negocio.
Ell mismo dia me convencieron de
cue los visitara Ell dfa siguiente, sea
el sabado. Ese dia Sc me presento Ell
primer individuo que conoci, en- su
compafiia sail, llevando conmigo $16O
en- billetes.
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Atacando un acto punible
44 ~N

Llegamos la casa y Ell que decia
ser duefo de la casa de lu6spedes, me
dijo que ell propietario de las prendas
vendria embellishments, pues 10 llama
ria por telefono.
Minutes despues me bicieron propo-
siciones que yo no acepte, dandome lue
go una moneda de $40 para que la cam
tiara cuando saque los billetes me los
arrebataron.
Embellishments me dirigi al Quartet
de la Policia, donde me dijeror que me
dir1giera al fiscal.
Como no pude encontrar al Fiscal so
licite la ayuda de dos detectives, quie-
nes me dijeron que conocian Jos NAL
hechores ademas advirtieronme que
estos pertenecian una cua5rilla que
lie llamaban ell ''Pescado" que en-
otras ocasiones, habian hecho otras fe-
chorias semejantes Y nunca les habian
castigado.
Me dirigi al fiscal Diaz colazo, quiep
me prometio empezar la investigation
del case embellishments.
Aei es cue 70 suplico a I'd. Er. Di-
rector, Sc sirva recoger los datos que
le suministro para que de conocer
al publico la Justicia que hay indi-
viduos que bajo la capa de personas de
centes son unos malhechores.
Anticipandole las gracias por la pu-
rlicaci6n de esta carta, quedo. de I'd.
alto,
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G.. MANGuAL.
DON PRUDENCIo UNANvE

En- union del muy conocido hon.
pre- de negocios don Diego Agueros,
de la acreditada firma "Agueros y
Ca, de San Juan, ha salido para la
Isla, de donde regresara a fines de
semana, ell distinguido y culto joven
don Prudencio Unanue, quien goza de
merccida estimation en- New York,
donde esta al frente de importantes
negocios, en- Puerto Rico.
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Ell BENEFICIO DE LA SOCIEDAD
DEL CUARTO ANO EN- Ell
"AMERICA"

Manana viernes Sc llevara efecto
en- ell teatro "America" la function a
Beneficio del cuarto ano de la escue-
la superior de San Juan.
Sc llevara a la pantaIla la monu-
mental pelicula "Los caprichos de un
Millionaire, interpretada por la ge-
nial actriz alemana Lya Mara, pro-
tagonista de Ana Karennina, en- la q.
hay un derroche de arte.
"Los Caprichos de un Millionaire,
que es una de las mejores peliculas
que han llegado Puerto Rico, ha
causado gran sensation en- todos los
cines de Nueva York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-20

sE ADMITEN nlfas que deseon am
plar sus estudiOs en- COlegiOs privados
o asistir a la High School on los Esta-
dos Unidos, y Sc da HOspedaje exclu-
sivamente para senoras y seforitas, Con
la direction de Miss Agustina Musa,
100 wadsworth Ave, New YORK City.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-20

lido gasto alguno plra traerlos a
Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-20

Q conservara los dientes hermosos y le
asegurara molares perfectos en- la anciani-
sd. Enseiie I'd. sus ninos lavar sus
iientes todos los dias con una solucion dc
hU-COL y a conservar su boca y sus
encias en- una cOndici6n sana. No es
substantial venenosa y es segura. Usando
MU-COL no tiene que temer 10 piorrea.
Recuerdese que los dientes descuidados
Y decades son receptaculos de microbes
que sueIen producer serias intermediates.
Fl MU-COL es un antiseptico agradable
que libra completamente la boca de micro
bios v, evita eI decaimiento dc los dientes.
Conservese siempre un paquete de MU-
COL en- la casa. No tiene rival para la
hygiene personal y los medicos prominentes
en- todas parties 10 recomiendan psra los
otros muchos usos que tiene.
En- Todas las Boticas
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c"Ths New York Timss'D.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1921-03-18
COUCH MURDER TRIAL WAS BEGUN THIS
MORNING IN GENERAL SESSIONS COURT
Morning Session Largely Taken Up In Arragnng Prisoner
And Selection OF Jury-Takng Of Testimony Was
Begun a 10 30 O'clock And Still In Progress

me" Saw pistol in COUGHS hand
but did not know Couch at that
time. Saw nothing OF how difficulty
started.
s. j. Vincent. chief-of- police OF
Heath Springs, testified he did not
see anything of the shootinc. Saw
Couch before the trouble started
Was at the depot. 100 yards away
when he heard shots. run in direc-
tion OF sound, found Blayknlcn en-
street. Asked who did il, some
body answered Couch, arrested
Couch and took pistol from him.
was two empty chambers and four
loads, Was Smith & Wess"r IS
pistol. Chief Vincent identined p's-
tol exhibited by the solicitor as the
one he took from Couch. Said H.
found bottle with broken mech
near where dead man lay. thar
smelled like whiskey.
Cross examined witness said he
didn't know who had had bottle
Said Couch insisted upor being
brought 10 Sheriff Hunter. Said
Soucn to!d him mated To do II
but he made me do it
William Halle. colored testified
TO seeing Blackmon who came up to
his wagon Couch and VIII Hinson
came up. Hinson said You two men
have got TO speak today" and Black
mon turned and went UP the street
Couch and Hinson then left his wag
on and in n few minutes he heard
Blackmon say you've got il TO do. -
this in answer 10 Couch telling him
not To come on him or he would
shoot. Blackmon threw can down
and made a spring and grabbed
Couch. Heard pistol fire twice Saw
Blackmon fall. Couch remained
until police arrived. Couch said
something TO Rlackmon before
Blackmon said "You've co, !, ,o
do but | didn't hear what he said
John Halle. colored, testified -
the same essential details nc WI
liam Hale. his father. the two hay-
ing been together -, ,bo i'm -.
killing. Said he heard RI,ckmor