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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
AVIATOR BEGINS
.24-HOUR COAST
To COAST FLIGHT.

San Diego. Calf, Feb. 21.-Licuten-
ant william D. Coney, OF the 91st aero
squadron, left at o'clock tonight the
North Island aviation station in an at
tempt to fly to the Atlantic coast with
in "a hours The only scheduled stop IN
his 2,0T0 milo flight is at Dallas, Texas
The aviator took package OF officaal
mail f-cIn the comma ndant OF the naval
air station to tho commander OF tho
naval air station at Jacksonville, Flor
ida. Ec also carried letters from OIL
GERS and men at North Island to ae-
ouaintances at Jacksonville.
Lieutenant Coney carried as food fotr
pounds OF chocolate and two bottles OF
hot coffee, experienced aviators having
urged him 10 take the hot liquid not
only for its food value but as stimu-
lant to help keep him from feellnS
drowsy in his night flight.
It was expected that the aviator would
rise to an altitude of more than 1000
feet in the first stage, OF his flight. that
over the mountains in this country. he
had \ 35 mile wind at his back 10 nelp
him make good time at the start
Concy told his friends that his mothcr
and a brother were awaiting him at q
hotel in Jacksonv!Ile-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
GREN|SOME MURDER Of GALCHEk
RELATED BY MRS. MIKE ONDR|Ck
MADAM STANLEY AND HUSBAND
TAKEN FROM STATE PRISON
TO COURT AT wELLSBURG
TO Testify Before Grand Jury IN Cases
OF "PittsburSh" Grimm and
Wilbert Jeffertes.

Sp", -. :" Tho lntHiiigrnc"r.
Wcii>hurG ". Va. Feb. -. When
M~#. Mike Ondrl"k, who with her hus-
hand is serving lie time in the West
Virginia rcni,sniiary at Moundsvl'i" Tor
tho murder Of stephen GalChck. wealthy
Pittsburgh wir" manufactures. cam"
from tho grand jury room IN Fr"ohc
county circuit court today. she talked
quite freely with newspaper c"rrcSponu-
,urs concerning the crime with Whlch
shn and her husband have connected
lIohert "PittSburgh" Grimm and "lIh"rt
J.ffcrics. ShN :>:tid that Sh" and h'r
husband whil" tcstifyInE before the
Grand jury, revealed the grc"sUmc de-
tails Of the murder.
Mike prdrick, she said. described the
trim on which lialChck was taken L"
Tho Stcuh"nSil1c bridge b. Grimm ana
Trrfrri,, and their handwriting him be
fore knocking him unconscious with an
iron bar and then throwing him into the
ohio river. from whl' IN his body ""%
taken several months 'at"r at l"rkNiiIc.
Tho two principal witnesses VIII" al
pcarrd l.. fore IN" grand jury ar" EoW
serving sentences in the prnttcntiaT%.
having confCsS"d to tn" murder OF Gal
chick. duplicating the t"o men no" lAr-
INK trial here.
NJ. Dndrlrk waS reluctant 20 talk
when outside cC IN" grand Jury room
hu, his; " 10, or Madame Stanley. as Sn"
Was l.uown when practic!nE CIa!rVoE-
ancy, WAS more talhattvC. and declared
,hcy CrnfcsSHl at their trial, When they
wcrr prn1iscd with sentences n PRISON
instead Of death.
I'd, Il ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
4, F, Of |, to Combat
Attack On Closed Shop

Washington Feb. 2l-The executive e
courc.! ot IN" American Federation oi
Labor Triu meet her" tQ-morrVw. pre':m-
mary L. opening In" conference. We'd
nesday.%ot heads of ioa nationa. and IN
,e-0ationa! iaho. UNIONS. called by Pres
itent samuel Gonpcr$ to consider ma
t.onal policy" N connection with the
present industrial situation.
While II. meeting o. TIC council 1t
Srtf i not expected u result IN any
definite development. Il il rcEar!Hd by
labor officials As Of prim" Importance
in connections with the meeting on the
following day.
Means o: coniuctinS Al "rEa0'zed
campa !Gu against tac general institution
OF the "c,o>cu shop will h. IN" chic;
consideration of tho conference. aC0oTt-
tng 10 Frank Morrison. secretary Of ihe
federation. and =. memo,r cC tn cAecu-
tive councils
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS !


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
MAY HALT THE
|NING0 TRIAL
TWO DEFENDANTS
SUDDENLY ILL
Mistrial for the Pair Possible
Result In the Trial at
Williamson

Williamson, ". Va. Feb. 2i.-The
Matewan street shooting trial may De
halted as a result Of the illness or TWO
OF the nineteen defendants. William
Bowman is suffering from Influenza
and his condition is reported by phySl-
clans 10 ho serious. Charles kalSerS
allmcnt has not been established
Ro1h mon we're too i'll TO remain in
court today and Judge r. ID. Bailey,
presiding. announced an adjournment
until s o'clock tomorrow morning.
During the day counsel Tor both
sides and Judge Bailey conferred IN
an effort 10 arrive at some course OIL
procedure. should the two defendants
be unable 10 appear in court tomor-
row. It was pointed out that mlStrlal
might be declared in the cases OIL
Bowman and Kaiser. il their illness
continued In that event, trial or the
other seventeen men charged with the
death Of Albert c. FcltS, private de-
,cctive, on May 1890, would 20 on.
The lagalily Of such acuon was CUES
toned in some quarters, however, as
tho nineteen men had elected 10 be
tried jointly.
Condiff Ready to Proceed.
:. C,ndin, OF &efrNs& cuIneel'
stated that he was ready 10 proceed
with the case "ovcn with. one defend
ant" no definite decision had been
arrived at. it was said early tonight.
That Judge Bailey is determined
IN hurry the taking of testimony II the
trial continues, was indicated today
when he announced that hereafter
court would convene at s o'clock IN
stead Of ., emphasizing that o'clock
meant S o'clock. He said there would
be eight or nine hours OF solid WORK
each day
Witnesses Warned.
The court. also warned witnesses
that if they were missing when called
4 fine would be imposed and that
they "nrobably would be confined IN
jail when found"
During the May battle ot which
present trial is an outGrowth OF seven
Baldwin.FrltS detectives and three
citizens Of Matewan were Killed.
Among those slain were the mayor or
the town and one OF the defendants
ALLEGED 10 have participated in the
shooting of Sid Hatfield. MateTan
police chief.
Tho conference between Judge
Bailey and counsel for both sides, on
the question Of procedure in event
Bowman and Kaiser cannot appear IN
court tomorrow morning ended TO-
night without any discussion, it was
annoupnced that decision on thS
suhiect would be withheld pending
;hc conditions Of tho men in the morn
in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
Seek Building Trades
Wage Cut at Youngstown

YounS>town. O.. f"t. l.--OthrialS or
the Y"unGStowu Rui!.hrs Trades i.m-
ploy"1s association %a!t toda?' thar
craftsmen would ~, requested 10 accept
q ~ percent reduction N the new agree
ments which arc effective May neat.
Tho request WAS submitted 10. NOR"
than 5.n"O worhmcr IournHym"n SAID
tonight that they would oppose the WI SC
ut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
SOLDIER BONUS WILL
GO TO EXTRA SESSION

Washington. Feb. @l.--Soldcr bonUS
Legislation will b. delayed by thc son
a,c until tho extra session Of congress.
Chairman TrurnS". "C the tinlm," com
,ujilon said today. il connection with 4
statement 10y senator Me- 'Uuo"r. ''-
publican. North Dakota, tnA. u" Wis
yrcparing Tor the ~.Hat" AMI IN" An
, ~tcan people" Il detailed >th:"m"nt -
costs Of the rciIcC T!",I$ur",.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22

s.. Augustine. Fla. FOB. 81 Fr'>.-
den,-"icct Harding today announced de-
.njtely his decision to appoint Marry
NJ p>ughcrty. OF Ohio. 70 the attorney
ssnc-aishjp. and q; the same time laid
diwn in pointed fashion tho public ana
pGlt,ic4, consideration on which ne =
building his cabinet.
In making IN" announcement the
pres ldcnt-elcc pad tribut" 10 Mr.
Daughcrty. who was h!' campaign man
agr-, as a splendid man who Will rnah"
i great attorney genera anu added that
opposition had only strengthened ms
faith in the wisdom n the appointment.
Later Mr.. DauShcrty :aSued hrifc
statement from Harding headquarters
hero saving that no one could refuse
,n >c-yr under the circumstances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
Notable HonorS for 7,
Ambassador Davis

London. Fob 2l.--.Iohn W. pave. re-
firing American ambassador 10 Great
britain and Mrs. Davis. w:'l have 'h""
r"ma .nng days II London largely "''H-
pi,.d in dinners and r"crtonS. Nr. i'aN'N
Was given Il farewell PERCEPTION rF inc
American University union TINS "F'h'HE'
and tomorrow he WI take l'E' III !'"
Washington birthday g"If '"ilpcu''"'
of the st. tic0rCa'S lI:ll ciuh. hn F"oru-
ary .S. nc Will he tcndrred a dinner by
tho pilgrims, which will hr attended by
TN. Primo Of Wai"s On March .. re-
ccption in honor Of Mr.. AMI Mrs DaVis
VIII be given by Lady Asto-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
CANNOT WTERTERE.

Omaha, Ncb, Feb. GA temporary
junction restraining the state railway
commission from interfering with in
creased freight and passenger rates or
dcred by the Interstate Commerce COM
mission was granted in federal court
late today to the seven railroads oper"
ating in Nebraska
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
Harry M. Dougherty Is
NamedAttorney General
PRESlDENT-ELECI
IN ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr.. Harding Pays Tribute to
the Ohio Man, Who Will
Make Good
Special 70 Intctt,gcnce-.

Special TO Intctitgcnce-.
Columbus. O.. Fcb. "l--Th!S
telegram was sent Ia, President
eject Harding tonight. signed by
thirty members OF the Ohio sen
a;,. and W. r. HALEY. clerk:
w" congratulate you on thH
anpIintmcr, OF Harry NJ. InuEh-
erty a$ attorney general. II" $
,oEa.. honest and capable. HIS
anpoiatment will rebound 20 your
credit and 10 the tneSttmab!e
benefit oE tn" nation.
Tho SIX Other Republican scna-
tors did not CT 20 sign because
o. absence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
THE WEATHER.

west Virginia, Ohio, Western Penn
sylrania,-Cloudy and warmer Tuesday,
probably snow or rain, somewhat warm
er WSdn esday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
Three Broad Principles.

Speaking cc tho cabinet generally. Ny.
Harding declared three broad prInciP!cN
wsrc guiding his selections. tn" lr%t
G'lal:ty Of an ideal cabinet, h" said. was
a capacity fnr efficient pubic service
while tho second waS.an aouitE - com
mand popular support. and IN" tn'rd
mus, grow out natural and proper POI
itical considerations.
This i going to~be i Republican
cob!nct." continued the pr"s!dcnt- elect
YOU may count on that. and you ma
b.. sure that = wiln be " cabinet "i
which tho whoi,. country can DC proud.
As N the caSH OF Charles L. Hughes
whose appointment as srcC"iar% ~
state, was formally announced. Satu--
day. NJ. DauEherty'S selection IL TIE
cabinet generally had been cNpcc;""
among those close H. Mr.. Harding. II"
is understood to have. been approached
informally on the subject soon after
,lcr,iou day. and his assignment 70 head
the department. OF justice is said 10 have
been virtually decided " ~ cary II!
December,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
High IN Essee1n.

Since he began the uphill hight "%
nanage- OF the Harding prc-c"nNcnt:on
campaign early in 1920. Mr.. DauShertH
has been called into consultations r.
garding virtually all OF Nr. Harding ;
important political decisions. After tn
Chicago convention. ho became Il mcm-
Der Of the Republican executive cam
paign committee OF five. and since the
election has talked with the president
elect many times on tn" problems that
were to face the new administration.
He came here several days ago and
has kept in close touch with develop
merits. holding daily conferences VITA
Mr.. Harding and with important callers.
including Mr.. hughes. with whom he
VAS closetcd Saturday for moro than
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
s1r. paugherty's Statement,

a!- DaughcrtyS home is in Colulr-
bus. Ohio. and he is former member
Of tn" Ohio Legislature. lie has beer
associated with Mr.. Harding In state
politics for many years. The president
elect issued no. formal statement in an
nDuncing his choice for the attorney
gcncralship and did no: indicate wheth-
er formal acceptance had been rH'
ceivcd from Mr.. Daugherty. The Ias-
teCS statement follows:
NO. man would refuse {" s'rre ?
friend and his country under the or
cumSt;,nccS. am apPrecatiTc Of hntH
the honor and tho responsibilities.
Regarding other cabinet appoint
nen;s there were no apparent develop
mcntS during the day, although i WAS
Indicated that tho decisions might bH
expected morrcntarily in regard TO bo'h
tho Commcrce and Ia Dor portfolios. Tn"
Selact;on of 4 secretary OF tn" navy. the
only other cabinet post remaining unaI-
lottcd. probably will not bo finally de-
cidcd until the end OF the week.
Hoover tho Best Bet
Su"h developments as wcr" appaT"S,
seemed 20 mako Herbert Hoover bot
;cr bet than ever for the SccrctaryShiP
"s commerce. 1t was Indicated, however.
that any definite prediction that he
would ST II the cabinet would Dc pre-
mature.
Similarly J. J. DAVIS seemed 10 he
keeping 10 tn" front OF consideration
;or tho ,abor portfolio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22

E"isc. Ind. t'rl'. @l-.hn anti. cigar
c;t" bt.l waS passed by the senate t.
l.N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
NEW FAIR THEATRE WILL BE ONE.
OFBEST IN STATE; EQUIPMENT
WILL BE OF REMARKABLE BEAUTY

With an exterior rejecting tn,
quaint beauties ot the Italian Renais
sanos type. and finished In gray stucco.
sha F-ir Theatre, representing an out
lay Of approximately 100000 win h
ready for business about the first of
Aprii. when IT, doors are thrown oper
"a the public the Fair Theatre viii be
tNa rrettiest and mos, spacious filw
and vaudeville house this side of Fort
worth. h will have seating capacity
~ approximately seventeen hundred
The chairs are of the latest design.
with fnll leather uphols,ering. Ample
fire escapes viii hc installed. for both
floors. The ytagc will he approximate
ly twenty.tour by fortv.four feet. an'
Tor movies and vaudeville. viii have
complete set OF curtains. including y
rrept flreproof asbestos drop. scenery
and other equipment.
The Interior measurements 81 tho
building are sixty by one hundred and
forty feet. with an extreme height I"
thirty eight feet. One remarkable fca
ture of the construction II that ther" 'S
not a single column 10 chs,ruci tn"
view of the stage The balcony ami
roof are based on steel truss construc'
,lun. The entrance IN of tile. and u
srrmounted nv marble wainscoaiin-'
the same treatment prevailing as en-
trance IL followed from the vesiihula
% the lobby aud from the lobby 20 tina
foyer and thence into the main audi
torlum. or into the balconies. or thu
offices of the management. Modern
rest rooms have been provided Tor tn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
BUSINESS SLOWLY
BECOMING NORMAL,
EXPERTS DECLARE
MANY FACTORIES RECENTLY
CLOSED. WILL AGAIN OPEN
DOORS.
FACTORIES ARE OPENING
High Prices wlll soon De Reduced. ani
business VIII Assume Normal
staius Is Opinion
Expressed.
Rv AaancInfed Prnrs.

iiv Associated Press.
DETROIT. Jan. s.-A beginning OF
Industrial revival In Detroit was noted
during the past week In a survey Of
conditions made today by George w.
Grant. secretary of the employers as
sociatlon. Approximately 5000 men
have been put back TO work and indi.
cations arc that n gradual. though prob.
nbiy n slow improvement win continue
un'Ii the automobile industry has reach.
~ 'ts normal activity. Mr.. Grant aid-
y" ado TINT manufacturers here zen.
orally expect the end Of the slump In
r1tnil business 10 follow the annual au.
tornahllc shows. now about 10 open.
Although some Of the largest factor-
ios In the city are completely ciosnd and
~ definite date has been set for their
- op.ning there nre Indications. Mr.
Grant snid. that the Inactivity may not
. extend Tho Ford and Dodge plants
~ among these.
~ IN" Ford niant proportions are be-
lng mnde for the payment of the profit
sharing bonus which amounts 20 prac-
tically 81 o0n. 900 The volume Of work
entalled. II In said. has delayed pay
ment. which was originally set for Jan.
nary first.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
COAL PRICES WILL
Be |NVEST|G 4 TE D
ACTION WILL LIE UNDER LEVER
ACT N OPINION or
NEBRKER

WASHINGTON. Jan. s--Inquiry
will begun at once into the prices
charged the government for coal last
year. acting general Nebeker announc
ed today upon receip, of the findings
of the Senate committee on reconstruc
tion which has been investigating the
sale OF fuel TO the government durlne
the recent shortage
Prices asked government depart
ments for coal as Ne, forth In the com
mittee's report. the acting attorney
general said appeared To warrant and
"even reuire" investigation by the de
nartment Of justice. Prosecution will
h. instituted and pressed TO the limit
he added. should the develop by the
investigation bear out the evidence
submitted by the committee.
AIR. Nebeker said that action would
lie under the Lever act for profiteer
ing Names 81 more than n score oi
concerns which supplied coal 10 the
government were listed by the com
mittce. he added hut would not be an
nounced. pending an investigation.
A decline In the price Of retail Goa
was said 10 be Indicated report,
reaching the coal investigating commit
tee today from chambers Of commerc,
and municipal authorities In variou,
parts ~ the country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
Bailiff Knocked
Down by Bad Man
Py Assoeis,ed Free

CHICAGO. Jan. S-Groyer e. Red.
ding. solfs;ylcd Prince of Ahyslnnin. &"
who, with seven negroes. II on trial
charged with murder In connection
with the deaths of Ralph Rose. n
sailor and Joel Hoet. cigar store
owner. during a disturbance In the
South Side BLACK side" belt last fall.
halted his trial several times today
with outbreaks ~ temper. during
which h. repeatedly threatened 20
lick anyone IN tho room"
once Rcdding jumped from his chair
and hit hailiff In the Jaw. knocking
him down. Another time he took scv.
cral small boNes of matches and hurled
them at different persons IN the room
and he Frequently charged spectators
and officials to como m and figh,
" out" ~ ono time hailiffs drew thell
rryolycrs to maintain order.
other defendants testified that Red
ding passed as the Prince of Jchova'
in making promises 10 take hundred
of Gegrocs hack 10 Ahyssinia and tina
he promised them great wealth ant
power II they would follow him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09
Conditions Better.

Pv Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. s..--The condition II
business IN the United States h bassc-
ally sound and fcar for the welfare fer
the commercial America II due princk
naiiy 20 state Of mind"--a satural
CONSEQUENCE of tho war
THAT ~ the gist ~ results n an eco.
nomic survey conducted by the Missis.
sippi valley association. ana announced
,onlchf NJ the headquarters Of the or
zarizaiion here. Out 5000 question.
nair-s sent to business men. bankers.
aericnliurists and economic students IN
'hc % ststcs In the valley" 5000 re.
nllcs were received.
The underlying thought in the an.
swcrs ls that the present business de-
nreSslon IL caused by the consequent
and necessary dcfiation of the snfia.
,ion." and the universal demand for
lower living costs This coneiti N was
augmented. numerous replies stfted. by
an era 81 extravagance IN buyinf. with
out consideration for the future.
Many expressed the belief that war
time prices were too high which. when
he natural reaction came. brought
ah'''t n tendency 90 confine purchases
60 actusl necessities and thus created A
doubt IN business as 10 the future. ~
Sultlng In n general attitude on all sideH
q 'watchful waiting" for price stabili.
ration.
Many asserted TO additional svstem
of credits is needed and hut few laid tho
blame 81 business conditions TO the pre-
eat system of taxation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-09

People are rather familiar with
what the NonIPartiaan League has
done In North Dakota" said the gov.
ernors statement. There n no denial
Of the fac; that II has tripied the cost
of taxation. introduced sociaiisllc or.
ganl1ation into n number of the forms
of the state government. weakened tho
b1nklng system and brought North
Datn'n face "a face with the gravest
problems which affect its inncrmos,
llfc.
''T"wnlev who II himself Socialist
HIS been able % present io North IA.
koia q ioi ~ dreams which seemed
real His course now scens 20 run
In that state.
However there In another and added
reason for the attitude of the Ameri.
cnn Legion and whom one contcm.
plates II he finds his approval ~ tho
attitude of the American boys growing
we find these boys VINO answere I
every call ~ the war with growing
patrloiism. confronting n man who. IN
the war WIS under the surveillance of
the federal government While they
were fighting bodily at the front
Townlcy was among thcs> who worked
TO defeat the country at home. Tie
represented the class more difficult a.
deal with at home than the Hun In
tho open.
with his specious appeals 90 cias,
hatred. he opposed every effort that
the government was making tn prose
cute the war. He and his tribe on
fnsed appropriations for the war sun
piles and war materials upon which
the very life OF those American T.egiot
bays depended NJ that hour. In IN
early days ~ the war their attitud,
discouraged voluntary enlistment, dis
couraRed the selective service law am
tended to prevent the government
from meeting all lis obligations 60 IN,
period. Lacking the courage On go q
war Tor Germany they became. In 81
feet. German emisSaries In the rear.
"It II n reflection upon our surpris
ing patience NJ pcople that Townley
and his fellow agiiators should have
received any considerable welcome n,
Salina. I, would h. even more sur
prislng " these American Legion hoy,
did not protest against the efforts OF
Townlcv io recstabiish In the days OF
peace the class hatred with which hs
sought to render Insecure the life oi
the government IN It's days Of peril.
THE former service men are oppos
/ ing Townleyism with orderly propa
randa and M long M they express
their opposition to Townleyism with
the brave self restraint which they INV
exhibit the state win have every roa
snn to b. grateful
This effort of Townley's comes ri
n time when he might expect ,o galr
snme headwny In Kansas. There !,
I disoontent over the unfortunate ron
ditions which have come 20 the farm.l
/ IN the period ~ reconstruction. Their,
II obvious need FOR the graves, attcn
'ion on the part n the states and na
I tional government to such relief mess
urcs M will BE- effective in helning hin
| Ia hear the burden ~ conditions fo
which he IL not responsible. Towniev
with his classmlnded clap.trap. vii
doubtless cause some men To feel tha
he has remedy and some will fai
victims tn the extent ~ giving Town
ley SIS for membership In his league