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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
SPECIAL GRAND JURY
TO INDICT NEGROES
fhnrGed With the Murder OF Con-
ductor l.. II. Burlr-

Fos'ponenen, IN the presentation
n hhs grand 5Ury ,or indictment OF
ne two negroes charged by police
Win tho murder OF Conductor J.. II.
YnTleson vas announced by Judge
Ernest II. Wells, Of Hastings Court.
Part H. yesterday Judge wells
laid he had taken he action at the
request OF Com mouwealth's Attor-
nHy Wits 9. Pullinrn. Of South
III ohmond, and Ashton Dovcn Com
mofwehlth's attorney OF Williams
burg. who IS directing the prosecu
lion He said that tho indictments
"opid probably he asked for at a
special Jury after the adjourr,nen,
"t tho present session or the DC
ioher session OF the court.
Re known that police are no
entirely satisfied with theIr case. and
:, Is said the DELAY viii .napla then
10 moro thoroughly Investigate II
case and follow NJ important clue,
aid 70 have dsve!oned since IN. TWO
negroes awaiting Indictment were ar
ra!Kned in preliminary hearing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
| 200 l.. 5. OFFICERS
AND MEN ON RHINE.
fcnt Ago Army Probnhi! WAS Hest
Trained ind Disciplined toun-
try Has HID in Peace Times.

Major Philip MaNali BaGby. T. : y.
who has just returned TO his nome in
Richmond from Cohlcnz. where for
three years he Was attached TO tho
army of occupation ~ tn" intelligence.
department iauds tn" American SOL
diorS along tho Rhine.
While there ar" only l."oo Off
GERS and men left with our army or
occupation now" said Major BaSby
"a year ago there were l5.o00 ON
the Rhine. Al that time our army
probably was tho bcst-trainod best
disciplined and bcst-sppcnrl body
Of men that our army has ever had
in peace times"
Major RaEhy said that no especial
credit is duo the officers for such a
condition. claiming ihat !, was tho
result Of tho excellent opportunities
for training afforded the mon and
from tho fact that General Alien CON
Siantiy impressed upon all officers
and men the necessity of good be
haVior and strict discipline
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
GRANTED VERIHCT OF
81, 900 AGAINST W. O. W

lsnrcta 10 Tho Times Dispatch.
" NCfiESTER VA. Iuly S-A
Jury in Circuit Court has awarded
Mrs' Lena 7. Suddiih. widow OF John
~ Suddlth. verde, against tho
sovereign Camp Woodmcn or tn.
World, which had declined to nav n
Si""o lnsuranc" policy held by her
husband member or the order. ON
the ground that he had tuberculos!,
at 'hc une he applied. and that ne
CAV" misleading and Incorrect an
nwefs IN ms medical examination
IN" plaintiff denied Suddith had
sought TO mtsreprcsent anything. and
'ha' nc was passed by two phvsi-
Clans employed by tho lodge 70 make
me examination. Hill Montague, Of
hch mona. counsel for the defendant
noted an appeal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
WEASEL MASTER OF
HOUSE FOR HALF.HOUR

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA. July s.--Mem-
hers OF the family of Walter Stine.
living at fort Collier. farm. near
town. were recovering today from
tho scare OF their lives. all caused
by weasel taking possession Of
the house for half an hour Mrs.
slime and children and he- sister.
Miss Lora EakIc. OF F-rederich. Md.
were Just sitting down 10 late
breakfast when Miss Eaklc spicd -,
weasel on ono of tho dining room
chairs. and she shuddcrcd as tho slv-
looking little animal with an
elongated body mancuvcrcd as IL
getting ready for an attach. which
II did. The dining room was in an
uproar whom the creature Sprauc
upon Mrs shines back and began
ciawinG her dress. Efforts 70 shal.
1t off were uuavajliuc. until tn.
family dog happened along lie
seized The weasel which brok .
away and ran into chimney corner.
whcr" furious fight cusucd for
some time. Finally tho dog got a
firm hold on tho wcaS.ls neck and
shook IL To dcath. Mr.. slime was
not at home at the time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
ONLY FEW MORE DAYS
TO GET I'd. DICTIONARY
Last Opportunity to Take Adj
vantage of Papers
Book Offer.

Tho tremendous distribution OF
The Timcs-DiBpateh wonderful New
Universities Dictionary 10 q matter
OF only few days moro. We con-
graduate the thousands OF our
readers who already own tho book
and remind those who do not. that
they may never again have an op-
portunity 10 get as a practical gift
a volume that Is not luxury. but a
necessity In every home. Not like
a work OF nction-read today and
forgotten tomorrow-but a standard
OF reference that will last through
the years and increase in value az
time goes oi. and the habits of study
are strengthened and confirmed,
The book has been made for con
slant use--and should last for many
years 1t is strongly and hand
somcly bound. with clear print on
good paper and is profusciy illus
tratcd in vivid colorcd plates and
fine artistic haif-tcucs. To the real
stud,n' pursuit Of knowledge it
Will become a possession of cndur-
inE pleasure. Those of Tho Times
Dispatch readers who take us at our
word will lose no time in getting a
copy on our generous terms Of dis
tribution. The coupon which VIC
print elsewhere today fully explains
the method Of acquiring tho book.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
CHESTERFIELD CIRCUIT
COURT OPENS MONDAY
Large Number of Cases Seized
ulcd TO Be Tried al Cur.
rent Term.

fEIEkSbOHH. VA July s.--A big
docket Is scheduled for the July term
Of Chesterfield Circuit Court which
,o, >. ,,, >
''''' anu '"" -ohe ''sue'ie"hof
cuses to be called. as we'll AS several
civil cases. Among the Felony cases
Will II. Inn, -, p-,ao, ,, color
.r,
,,,, -"
80 NV
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""' ""te'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
MOVIE PRODUCERS
MEET AT OCEAN VIEW
N"fic Hall {" He Bic Feature nf
Convention This
Mccl

viii HAYS, presidcn, Of the Mo
Ho0 -lictur" Producers and Dis
ributors % America and former
ostnaster- General will. IL is ex-
rcGnd, address the motion pictur
mes ter owners Of Virginia O.: the
convention to he held at Ocean View
n"N Tuesday. Wednesday and
Ihursday MANY of tho prominen,
heads Of the producers units will
attend and will become personally
acquainted with tho men who cx-
hilit their productions
phe spectacular feature ~ tho
eorrcn;ion viii h" tho movie bali
IN which number of tho leading
mcNle stars VIII participate. Nmonc
ihqsc who hay" expressed desire
q attend tho bah are George Walsh
MAJ carct Marsh. sister 81 Mac
Marsh. Edward Earle, Mary rick
lords leading man Alice Maison
Marx S"nnetts original bathing
beauty; Johnnie Helms. Anita stew
art: he Lee kids Mabel BALM. Theda
Rara, Hone Hampton Mae Murray.
Conway Tcarle Richard Rarthcl-
mess, Betty Blythe, Doraldina and
Monte Blue.
In addition 10 tho ball. entertain.
mcnt VIII he furnished by some Of
ma bcst-known people In the ,hcat
ricel work. Rec Palmer. originator
~ 1.-THE 'sh@m mic" in aicsfelds Fol
les. VIII hc prominent. She will bc
accompanied by Al SciEle. planis,
Among the others VIII be win Nor
rise. comedian and producer Of
overseas Review" and Willie How
ard, Hebrew comedian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
MAN WILL
TOUR FOR TRADE BODY
John King. Pioneer Peanut Man.
Member uf international
Trade Commissl0n.

SUFFOLK. VA July S.-Mr. and
Mrs. John l<inE will sail for tour
of Europe ON tn" steamship Cicorg q
Washington August -. 10 return
October 10. Mr. k'nH was II commits
stoncr from Virginia By appointment
from Governor Trinkle 20 the South
crn Commercial Congress ut Muscle
Shoals last May, He was subsequent
~ appointed commissioner for the
State of Nirgini on the international
Trad" Commission by DR. Clarence
J. owen. irSctor-gcncral or the South
ern Commercial Congress. and ac-
credited by Governor Trinkle from
whom commission WAS received to
represent this State abroad. The
itinerary Of the international Trade
Commission. which is composed OF
leading business men OF each state,
includes the principal cities of ENG
land. France, Belgium. Germany
Switzerland. Denmark, Italy and
Holland. in which countries they will
confer with the high officials OF gov
eminent.
MIR. King is a we'll known business
man OF this state lie is the pio-
necr peanut cleaner OF Suffolk and
president OF the John King Peanut
Company, and a director OF the cham
Der OF Commerce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLUBS
TO MEET IN CHATTANOOGA
Richmond Delegates Will Leave Tonight and Arrive in
Convention City Tomorrow-Iocal Manufacturers
Well represented to Advertise This City.

The delegates to the convention OF
the National Federation Of Business
ana Professional Womens Clubs
from Richmond will leave tonight
TOT Chattanooga. arriving there Mt
p. NJ tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.
q. NJ. Lay will represent the Ele-
mentary Teachers Association OF
Richmond. and the delegation from
tho Business and Professional wom-
ems Club OF this city will BIO headed
oy Mrs. LILLE Hinnant Burton.
president: Mrs. Inez Il. Maddox. dele
cation chairman. Mrs l. G.. Kidd.
Miss Nellie Rarland. Miss Eugenia
IurnaEe. Mrs. Fercba - Croxton.
Miss Q. l.. Hatcher and Mrs. !. X.
Bowman. The thermometers are
taking along voluminous ADVERTISING
matter TO use In the clubs display
space in the convention hall. and
Richmond manufacturers will DO wcii
represented.
Mrs. Il. @. Kidd member of tho
club, will furnish pickles for Tho
state luncheon. when more than
l,OoO women from all over the cou,i-
try VIII have an opportunity Of
learning where this famous brand ia
made. Tho Richmond crowd plans
TO have lively time with club
songs and special features and other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09

clubs throughout the State will COM
pete with them for honors in adyer-
Using Virginia. The sessions OF tho
convention open on Tuesday morn
ing a, 10 o'clock at the Tiyoli
Theater and lasts through Friday.
One of the features will be n daily
parliamentary drill by Mrs. Emma A.
Fox. whose parliamentary procedure
principles are used by the national
federation Mrs. Fox. who is an ac-
tive member OF the federation, is
one of the conntry's bcst-known au-
thori;ics on parliamentary practices.
This convention promises 10 be the
largest and most interesting vet
held by this influential gruup of
women. and an interesting program
has been arranged. including in IL
many wcli-known people who Will
address the delegates. among them
being Mrs. Cora Harris. Mrs. viii
liam Brown Mcloncy, editor of the
b"iin"ator. whose subject Will u"
"Th" Change in Attitude OF tho
Business and Professional Man To-
wards the business and Professional
oman: Mrs. Frank M"hanc who
VIII speak on Royal business WON.
ON. and Raymond Robins. whose
subject will he Tho Outlawry OF
War
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
RICHMOND man AGAIN
MADE B. Y.P. j. HEAD
c. II. Bailey Reelected and
]. F. Reynolds Named
reasurcr.

NORFOLK. VA. July SC. H
Bailey. OF Richmond. WAS reelected
as president OF tho State II. 7. p. L.
this morning at the closing session
OF tho State convention. being hold
In connection with the baptist on
,oampment at Virginia Beach. Five
hundred attended the final session.
Other officers named are: vice
presidents. q. T. PoteAt. Norton: C.
A. Hutchins. Marion: A. W. Garner.
Roanoke; Percy II. Mun-oe. Lynch
burg; j. D. Bailey, Portsmouth: E. T
Fcnwick. Falls Church. Va, and Rev.
r. I. Hays. Pendloton.
Miss Gladys whitker. OF Roanoke,
was chosen as secretary. Rev Il. T.
wright was selected as the field sec
rotary for this year C. F. Reynolds.
or Richmond. was elected as the B
u. P. U, treasurer.
At the sessions Friday morning the
attendance was unusually large and
the addresses by Miss Edna Rawls.
OF Carrsvil,e; Rev. ". Marshall
Craig. OF Petersburg, and Miss les
sie Burrell, OF Columbia. Mo. were
of high order.
In the afternoon tho leading al.
dress. following additional oral re-
ports, was made by DR.. Norman w
Cox. OF Portsmouth. and the evening
lecture was delivered by Or. Henry
z, Tral!e. of Philadelphia
The musical features OF this Years
convention and the assembly proper
arc being led by Rev. r. \. Kelly. Of
louisville, ny. and Mrs Edna over
street OF Enderlin. y. pa.
An s-ycar- old daughter. kathcrtns
overstreet. has show herself TO he
musica! genius in her piano work
With wonderful grace and SKIN 1T
tie Miss overstreet played classical
hunters with the ease OF pro.
fcssional.
Tho b. Y. J.. /. convention closed
Saturday a. 10 o'clock. and the or
Ssnized class convention then hogan
its annual session, with Or. p a
Dixon. Of Roanoke. Va. as president
The leading speaker OF tho couvcn-
lion viii be DR. George W. Truett OF
nauas. Texas
The assembly proper continues
through July Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
SAVILLE ADDRESSES
HERMITAGE BODY
Public Works Director Gives Inter
eHtInE Account of Activities or
Department..

=
Alton Earille. Director OF Public
Works. gave an interesting account
Of tho activities OF that department
at the second quarterly meeting Of
the Hermitage civic Association
Thursday night on the lawn at the
nome OF a. y. Bauer. president. Miss
hargarct Racket. secretary. report
cd tho membership increaaing rapid
ly. lb5 being enrolled.
a quartet composed of Messrs
darnett. Vincent. Maslin and Racket.
accompanied by Richie Bacon. sang
q number OF songs
A radio demonstration was nut on
by the sydnor Pump and Well Com
pany, and during the evening con
certs given in Pittsburgh and New
ark were enjoyed. rs WAS also tn.
program sent out by The Times Dis
patch radio broadcastIng station.
fCfsidcnt Bauer gave brief out,
-~ie OF tn" work already accom-
pushed and stressed particularly rho
earnest desire for City Hall of,,cials
TO aid in the Improvement OF the
hermitage section Of the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
CHARLOTTESVILLE MAN
NOW WITH n. Y. WORLD
Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
lNEI 4 LII OF LIZ SN.II

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. July s.
William w. Moss, Jr.. rcwrite man
Tor the Philadelphia North Amer
can has resigned to accept posi-
ton with the New York World Nj.
Moss is the son Of Dr. w W. Moss
OF this city. and started newspaper
work several years ago as reporter
on local paper. He studied Jour
naiism at the University OF Ni--
Ginia. was secretary % tho univer-
sitNs publicity committee and dra-
matte critic Of the college paper.
Mr. Moss enlisted in Tho army in
April. 1917. and was ordered TO AL
'entown. Pa. where nc became man
aging editor Of tho Camp Crane
News, the first environment news.
papcr started during the war. lie
later was commissioned FIRST lieu
tenant and served a year in France
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
CARROLL M'COMAS
Is BRIDE OF ARTIST
Star or Gincn stock Company Hero
Nbout Decade Ago Mnrric>
Walter j, I.nriuhf

Miss Carroll NcComaS, who PLAYED
In tho Ginen stock Company. at tile
Academy. about ten years ago. and
Walter J. Enright. cartoonist of the
New York World. were married We'd
nesday at noon in the apartment OF
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur l.. sullivan. "a
West Eighth Street, New York city.
according 10 an announcement rc='
cciNcd in Richmond Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs Enrigh; will liv. ri:
Chimney Corners. At Stamford Conn
which has been tho homo of Miss
McComas. She viii continue her
stage work. although she has not
made her plans for tho coming sea-
son
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
SOUTH SIDE PROPERTY :
AT AUCTION MONDAY
Two Hundred Ares on Petersburg
Pike to Be offered to Highest
bidders.

interest centers In an auction sale
20 d" held on tho Petersburg Pike.
tomorrow at noon. Mt which time c.
u. H. l.. Dcnoon. acting AS agent.
Tor the owners. will sell 200 acres OF
ineniiy located land. The property Is
oiFiocd into several natural groups,
twenty nse acres being the main
group Oh buildings and improvements
TWO acres are In springs. while
t"ch'! -hNc acres are suitable for
SUBDIVISIONS. There arc NIFTY acres
OF gravel while other groups include
sites Tor manufacturing plants. tho
land lying in close proximity to IN.
seaboard. the Atlantic Coast Line and
the Petersburg Pike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
NO HEARTBURN
FROM THIS
! NEW ASPIRIN

Many folks terrorized with
headaches fear to sock relief In
aspirin because OF flatulence or
heartburn afterward.
TlkGLE'S I.AXO ASPIRIN
holds tho pain relieving quail
tie. OF 8 grains OF genuine
aspirin plus new qualities which
counterfeit the discomfort that
often follows tho takinE Of pure
aspirin alone.
mild disesthnt has been
added. az we'll as gentle ls1a-
i've. Thesn two combine 70 ef
fectively remedy tho cause Of
tho pain. Tho laxative aids in
removing body poisone which.
when pent up in cho system.
Gauss discomfort and oftentines
eevere pain
TINGLE's LAIo ASPIRIN
IL the scientific product OF eri
aent chemists whose work 4,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
To validate Indinn rites.

WASHINGTON. July S.-N House
hill validating and confirming land
tfl's given by members of Tho i've,
civilized tribes OF Indians which have
h"on approved by the Interior Dc.
partmcnt, was passed today by tho
senate upon request or senator TIar.
del, Republican, oklahoma The bill
Is designed primarily Ia clear up
certain land titles in Oklahoma and
would not apply to Indian titles
secured by fraud or coercion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
Agents &c, Wan. SIN, md N,

John Davis. coiorcd. was arrested.
and twcn'y-gsllon copper sim
with 'ifty gallons Of rash seized
when Prohibition Agents Durcttc and
lianniSan raidcd Davis home in
Bennington, Fauquicr county. Friday
afternoon. Davis was turned over TO
tho county authorities for prosccu-
ton. and tho officers returned to
Richmond yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
robcrIy Continue. Ia Improve.

PETERSBURG VA, July s.-Thc
condition of Virgin Coberly, we'll
known merchant and former student
OF the Univcrsit yof Richmond. who
Was seriously inJured in an auto
mobile wreck last Tuesday night. is
reported to he improving at the Pc
;crsburC Hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
VIII Sail for .Jnpnn

After paying brief visit 10 Ms
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Glen
I"n. ot 'o6 Fourth Avenue. HEN
ianh fark. George clcndon a mo.
chanical engineer. lort Richmond /.
week for Sow York CITY. whore he
viii sail shortly for Japan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09

ASH INEToN. II. G.. July S-Rcp-
awe iads"tt Of Tennessee
who has been confined 10 his NON,
mere for several weeks with rlcurie
was said tonight TO he resting .ycry
Comt ortahly,' after an operation 10.
DAY Tor removing congestion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
New uchcriion start. In Mc,,co

VERA CRUZ. July S.--A rebellion
headed by Modesto Garcia, vino Was
a captain in tho Carranza army is
reported here. and a detachment OF
Federal soldiers has lcr, Paso Del
MaCho TO engage tho rebels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09

its absorbed snstlY
1t relieves pain 9uickfy
-Ifs n gentle laxative
T1NGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN
AK your druBE!st for th.
Three Point Hor." Therapeutic
Research Laboratories wash.
lnEton. D. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09

snd orSsd b y
leading physi-
clans. Be sure
to ask for TIN
Giles LAXO
ASPIRIN. tbs
aspirin with the
three pointsi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09

delivers a genuine Vic
trola, complete with 10
selections Of Victor Rec
ords and 800 Needles.
THIS offer is for this week
only on any Nictroia up
to and including the
$4,000 model.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-11

Lakeland's city authorities are waking up to
the necessity for rigid enforcement of the raf-
fc rules. A city can stand or fall in the estma-
ton of the public on this very thing. Traffic
rules administered without using good judgment,
can result in bitter feelings of resentment on the
part Of the general public that will undo the effect
OF thousands of dollars spent in advertising COM
munity. Nine times out Of ten it is only necessary
to call the attention of an offender to the fact
that he or she is not observing the regulations;
once is usually enough When it is not, then is the
time tor more stringent action In the big cities
the police are usually mcst obligng in their spirit
of corporations it is only when the crminaIly rcck-
less get into action that arrests are made and fines
imposed Here in Lakeland, with our narrow
Streets the problem is becoming increasingly diff
cult and the time is not far distant when most
Of the downtown thcrughfares will have to be
made one-way streets and put in The area en- which
parking is prohibited. Action along this line has
already been taken with regard to that block of
Lemon street extending between Tennessee and
Kentucky avenues where it has been the custom for
residents to park cars while securing their mail
at the postoffce This is no longer permissible
because it frequently resulted in the complete
blocking ct that street to the annoyance and dis
comfort Of passing traffic. However, with cordial
cooperation between motorists and traffic officers.
all these problems can be rored out without fric-
tion. 1t is the careless driver, who rushes around
Lakeland at speed varying from twenty-five to
thiry-hve miles an hour On whom must be placed
the onus for the mishaps and the narrow escapes
of the public from bodily harm.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-11
SATURDAY NIGHT

Nothing of very great Importance has hap
pened across the sea this week unless it be another
threatened outbreak of Irish temper Candidly the
world is weary of reading about Limerick and
Belfast and wonder is expressed as to how long
the farce will last Somebody over there is best
en- having trouble despite the most heroic steps
that can be taken to smooth things over. But
this internal campaign carried on by the Sim
Feincrs Of shooting down in cold blood innocent
men, women and children is intclerable and has
aEerated every BIT of sympathy outsiders might
have had for those lined up en- that side of the
controversy American money, which has hitherto
financed the Irish uprisings, most of it raised In
New York and Boston, has not been flowing quite
so freely; the holder of the coin bags has been
Tightening the purse strings; without ample funds
there would be 70 Republican army. Therefore
there is little for DeValera to hope for; Griffith
seems to be in the ascendency and if he can con-
troll the riotcus element and put an end to the
program of assassnatons, he will have done
days work. If he fails in this, there is no telling
what may happen.