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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
FIGURE SIX MILLION BOYS
DO NOT GET 4 SQUARE DEAL
Kids From Many American Cities. as Well as Scotland
England, Cuba and Other Countries Meet in Chi.
cago to Discuss Future.

United News StaH Correspondent.l
CHICAGO. May ls-Boys from
many American cities, as well as
from Scotland. England. Cuba. Hawaii
and other countries. arc here talking
over what the future holds for them
and. judging from opinions express
ed, there are 5000, 900 kids in this
country. to say nothing Of the others.
Who flgure they are not getting a
square deal.
II is all very well to talk about
the modern boy as automo bile riding.
sof-living puddle jumpers. but there
are hundreds OF lads here who say
that this Is poppycock. They sweep
these charges aside impatiently and
say that there are too many kids in
this country who mover even reach
school. to say nothing of their hav-
ing advantages their fathers never
even dreamed Of
William Lewis Butcher, superin-
ic"hent OF the Brace Memorial News
hoAs' Home, discussed the plight of
he so per cent Of American boyhood
which he called tho "underpriyi-
!! sed gr"up. and his is the way he
has figured it:
!. Three boys out OF four never get
tv high school
One boy Of every thirty over is
years OF age falls into the hands OF
the police.
). From so to 80 per cent of all
arrests are of persons under 81 years
Of age. -.
9. II Is bsttsr TO spend 81 In basic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
Discover New Comet
al Cape of Good Hope

CAMBRIDGE. MASS.. May 10
DISCOVERY Of comet by the As
tronomcr Skjellerup at Cape OF
Good Hope. Africa. became known
Friday through Il cablcRram re-
ceiv@1 by the Harvard Astrono-
mical Observatory.
The comet was observed on May
II. and its position on that day
c2590 Greenwich mean time) is
given as right ascension seven
hours fft--thrce minutes forty
four seconds. dcclination plus 10
degrees 81 minutes. II was de-
scrih.h as faint object visible m
a large telescope, with daily mo-
tion Of four minutes Of time
castcriy and forty-ciGht minutes
of arc northerlv-
The cablcEram. literally trans
lated, would indicate the observa-
ton OF a known comet. hut IL is
assumed At Harvard that II re-
fcrs 10 a new one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
FARM RLOC CONSIDERS
EDISON'S CREDIT PROPOSAL

WASHINGTON. May lo.-Proposed
by Thomas y. Edison. the inventor,
a new plan for extension OF long
term credits TO farmers. was taken
under consideration today by COM
mittce OF the Senate agricultural
bloc
The Edison plan. as outlined to
senator Capper, Republican. Kan,
chairman of the bloc. and members Of
a special committee considering the
matter OF farm credits. contemplates
issuance of n series OF farm currency
through central farm bank. The
currency would be loaned to farm
"rs for ono year. repayable at the
rate OF per cent month with 1t
lien on 90 per cent of farmers crops
as security. Mr.. Edison proposed a
twenty or twenty-five years aver
age OF prices on agricultural pro-
ducts as the basis for the so per cent
value loans.
The committee was told ny AIR. Ed
ison that ne had been studying the
subject OF farm credits at the request
of Henry Ford. tho Detroit manufac-
turer. Some members OF the COM
mittec said Mr.. Edlson's suSGe ions
were worthy OF study. while others
declared them Impractical.
No interest would he charged
farmers for the money loaned them
under Mr.. Edison's plan. but the bor-
rows would be required TO pay the
overhead for chain OF government
warehouses in which crops upon
which loans were made would be
stored. Such warehouses. under Mr..
Edison's plan. would he erected by
his system Of building by poured
concrete.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
rs Dry Agents Killed in
Performance of DUTY
fEy United New.

WASHINGTON. May Io.-Pro-
hibition enforcement officers face
death. scorn and temptation in
doing their duty" says Commits
sioner Haynes. and latest records
OF tho department show that
'wenty i've dry agents have lost
their ivcs within the last wear.
II is true some have fallen b.
the wayside from temptation." he
said. but 40 have today in the
service mon Of character and
caIlbcr. who serve from the mo-
'iv" Of patriotism, and who arc
slccpl"ss in vigilance, unswervins
in loyalty. and fearless In doing
'h'ir duty. who face their daily
tasks in the same manner In
which the English spoke of their
men in their advance in Flanders
They go az heroca and gentle
men"
The latest death In tho dry on
forcemcnt ranks has Just oc-
CURED near Houston Texas.
Haynes said Federal Agent
Joseph W. Floyd was the victim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
OFFER S1,75O,00O
IN BONDS OF CITY
FOR IMPROVEMENTS
Huge Sum Expended on
Schools. Streets. Sewers
and Gas Plant.
COUNCIL BODY ORDERS
SALE HELD ON JUNE 20
More Than s2,OOO.OOO Used
This Year for Various
Purposes.
TO GIVE EMPLOYMENT TO .LL
"nf R-ep Department. Bu,y for
Months. and No Man Need
Go Hungry.

The Finance Committee after hear
inS from superintendent 4 81 iiiIl
ana y" Floyd RcanS and Dr Il "
Miller ot Tho .Gity Schoo! Board last
night on motion OF Councilman r;
l.'" Rodcn. directed the clerk Of III.
cammittee to advertise = sale ~ city
bonds amounting 10 sI.750.noo. tho
oids 10 bc submitted on juno %. The
'unds % he derived from tho .aic
o: ,hcsn hond. wlll bc turned iooso'
mined d!atcl?. The occasion FOR the
appearance ot the ci,y school offi-
Gals was for the committee to as.
certain the necessity OF demand for
i1riher funds for school building
construction. II vas made clear that
lh- funds arising from the Jones.
Merton bond issue were needed TO
complete the program mapped out
hS thc School Board for new buiIa-
!ngs This bond issue vas Tor 81
10000. IN ;hree :flstalirnen,s II
Vas explained by Superintendent Hill
i",i worn ~. nov progressing on
much NJ the scheme ana that al!
% the approximation mad been pro-
vidcd fur ana mos, ot 8, nov being
led
How Money VIII T- ,,rJ.
IN addition 20 the $4,000 FOR
choo's demand was Indicated for
in"ihor lrstailmcnt Of 100000 for
nc street improvements provided for
urde. the ftoden bonds or SciO0, n0n
and similar sum WAS provided .or
water works extension and .c5o.goo
ly- gas plant purposea
fha' Ia addition to the Nancy to De
o"riV.d from this sale. many thou
sAuds q. dollars were now being ex-
improvements. and that. all told, more
nan '2.oococo wonid he spen, ,n..
al u permanent improvements
This" commented Subchairman
,artor e. Jones, will keep the city
department.. busy for months And
rot only viii they be busy hu, 10
man ou' Of wors ncci ro hungry.
cf th.re H,l' to" cmplo; meni for all
VINO want it
Sup.rinronIcu, ilu showed The
committee that "f III, sI,50c.60o pro
vidcd for schools the sum OF sl.i3l.-
5iseS had been d.sposcd Of under
contracts already let. Under these
contracts the following schools are
heing constructed George Wythe
Junior High, Patrick Henry. Highland
iark Fox Addition. j. T. Il Stuart
Armstrong New Maury. George Ma
son, while contracts FOR two small
colored schools, one IN the West End
the other in Fulton, amounting TO
100000, were pending. Under plans
perfected by the School Board. there
will be about $4,000 left remaining
IContinued ON Pagh a. Col 81
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RUSSIANS WARNED
| BY LLOYD GEORGE.
| IN FINAL SPEECH
Tells Soviet They Must Not
Outrage Sentiment Of
World.
BRITISH STATESMAN
MAKES VALEDICTORY
Asserts Value of Conference
Demonstrated by Reports
and Discussions.
FoREsEEs PEACE IN EUROPE
Premier Says the Pact VIII Be
! Sispcd. Not for Months, bat
| for Tf~e
BRITISH STATESMAN
MAKES VALEDICTORY
FoREsEEs PEACE IN EUROPE
Premier Says the Pact VIII BE
Signed. Not for Months, bat
for All Time.
LBr Associated pr..a1

GENOA. May ls.-David Lloyd
George. the British Prime Minieter,
in his vaiedictory before tho Anal
plenary session OF the economic con-
ference today. said the Genoa
weather had been sunny and
gloomy and that sometimes there
had been thunderstorms. but all had
ended today in blue sky.
That is the history OF the cor,
ference" he added I'VE need all
kinds of weather to make good
harvest and If you take n good look
at tho conference you will, find We
have Earncred fine crops" -
These ''crops." Lloyd George listed
as the coming meeting at The Hague.
the pact for nonaggression and the
reports of the finance, transport and
economic commissions.
III these reports were adopted."
said he. "they would help to restore
prosperity and visor to depleted
Europe. These technical reports
Genoa conference, hut they must he
Incorporated into living practice.
converted into gold. ,-3''
The greatest interest and excite
ment centercd on the part of the
relations OF Russia with the outside
world and the assistance the world
was ready to give TO restore Russia
and rescue it's people from misery"
the Prime Minister declared.
Conference justified.
Let me SLY this about the COZ.
Russian question:" said Lloyd George
The discussions in themselves have
demonstrated tho value Of the cor
ference. Here Is a question wl.eh
has created many political crises In
different countries. which has pro
vokcd wars and revolutions in two
continent, debated in conference = in
an atmosphere of calm and courte-
Gus Investigation. What hctter JUS
tihcation could you have for confer.
cnc"s than that All YOU havc got
to do in order 10 know how yalua
Bile conferences are is to consider the
contrast between tile tone of our
deliberations.
You might have imagined from
some of these that we had come here
not to promote general peace. but TO
organize general Armageddon, and
IL our discussions had been contin-
ued in that spirit most OF lis would
have passed from the Palazzo Eeale
to the Campo SRnto. But IL was
discussion in an atmosphere OF calm
and quiet.
For the first time. Europa has
Continued on Page ., Col 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
LONE INSPECTOR THWARTS
BOLD POST OFFICE HOLDLP
Uncover Plot TO Be Carried Out Today in New York
Surprising in Spectacularty and Daring Recent
Mail Thefts-Seven Arrested.

Indeed. Inspector Doran said, they
had gone TO the station several weeks
ago. ready TO pull the holdup, but
had been deferred hy the accidental
presence OF several inspectors. which
had led them to fear their plot hut,
been discovered. II was the !mmI-
nencc OF the new date set for the
holdup that sent police and post
Office inspectors on a round-up cam
pa'gn last night.
withhold Inspectors Name.
The name OF the inspector who
uncovered the plot with his bad-nan
heard and his plausible manner, was
withheld.
lie was one o. sixteen inspectors.
il was said. who have been WORKING
their way for weeks into the coma.
dcnco OF the accused men. posing as
boast,ul fellow mail bandits
Tho bearded man. il was said suo-
cecded in getting himself counted
In on the proposed city Han sta
ton h"ld''o and talked &, over In
detail with the others in his sup
posed ueh." which ne had wired
with telephone devices The seven
captivcs taken last nigh, were con-
telephonic record. which were read
today in the presence OF the bearded
inspector. and some of them are al
legged 10 have confessed
So completely were the mai! rob
hers taken in by their new-fouhd
(Cont'nued on PAGE : Col 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
HARDING HOPEFUL
|. STEEL HEADS WILL
END 12-HOUR DAY
Convinced Reform Will Re-
suit From White House
Dinner.
COMPERS SKEPTICAL:
CRITICIZES MACNATES
Asserts Cary's Statement Lat.
est Example Of Cynical
Deception.
CALLS ANNOUNCEMENT IN, >k."
FniI, 10 Sec Where Amy Progress
Was Mndr NJ confer
rncr.
COMPERS SKEPTICAL:
CRITICIZES MACNATES
Calls ANNOUNCEMENT IN, Ms
Emil, 10 Sec Where Amy Progress
Was Madr NJ confer
rBy United News !

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ASHiN'tnN Via: "-i'r"s.den:
Harding is extremely hopeful that
relief for omplovcs IN tho st.cI :,
du.trv : in sigh, =. , r.euI, q, ~.
dinner confercnr. a, ,hc whi,c
House. Thur.d.. night; I'm, p,osi
dent Sa,nuc! C;on,;,ers az Inc Amo-i.
can Federation Of Labor Is sk.piical
of the outcome and critical, or ~.
very conference itself
Hacoffns TO IN" Write House
'ncs"'""' ''.e '''S'"' ht - convinced
.""t 'ea' reforms IN IN" working
W 80" '"'Pi"!'' IN IN" s'c'l
,"ocSfE Wiz soon com" 'pTth. and
'7H uEtr' '"hhdence mat much
H'Ou VIII come oH' "i inc confer
The President feels 1t IL extreme
~ desirable from progressively
sociological viewpoint. IL vas said,
That the twelve hour day he abol-
sshed
However. Gompers views :ha ne.
Of the White House hy Judge rlbcrt
II. Gary. chairman of the board
'h'tcd states steel Corporation, TO
h'""uh"c = that IN" t"rlv"-hour work
Ing u"! IN IN" steer INDUSTRY VIII be
" ana When practcab!e.'
ca, a.,n, -"aN co'os-
y" vi MS business
I,a,,s, ,,.,, .nc !" htte
80 -. ~ 81 var. rom "hich
onnl. ~ iaai It* latest ex,
C;c,nnor. ..,, p'ion. said
cxannie ma. hs Sna ma a
and porhsns moro a,l. dn.,rths
wha, the American neor,o 80
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uh,"h '"a.',"o,e. s',, statement
IF tho white JIonse corforo.
was called 20 discuss the twelve hour
DAY am unable 70 see where any
was made We may take
-he Conicr'hc" as ocinS something Of
IN Inn'ca'lon OF the public COM
t'"I stce' trust practices,
.,, "u. =" Sc any sincerity
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
Order Scngoins Tug Seized.

NEW YORK. May f9.-customs Of
hccrs today sent out a general alarm
to all customs officials between
Maine and Virginia to seize the sea-
going tug William G. Bickel and
hold her to await instructions The
Bickel. IL WAS said. was tied up
alongside the British sloop Grace and
Edna when the sioop was captureo
by the Hahn. OF the new dry navy.
early in the week. According to Gus
toms officers. tho Rickc! slipped
away during the night and no trace
Of her has been found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
BLIZZARD SOUGHT
TO DISPERSE MEN
[By United News.l

CHARLES TOWN. w. VA. Nav 10
--Bi!l Blizzard. union mine leader,
went into Logan County during the
mine strike war last summer to or
den the men to dispersc at the di.
rection OF General II. ~. Bandholtz.
u. S. A, who WAS sent into tho
strike district by the War Depart
ment at Washington. This was the
substance OF testimony by witnesses
for the defGnse at the Bill Blizzard
reason trial today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
tBy Associated rress.l

NEW YORK. May IA gigantic
postofice holdup. snrpassing In
speciacularity and daring any Of the
recent registered mail thefts OF the
milton n-dollar-and-up class, would
nav" been perpetrated al tho City
Hall post. office tomorrow. but for the
Keen work Of n post-o Office inspector
who grew a bad-man's beard. con-
sorted with the plotters and uncov-
cred their scheme.
This was the statement today by
Fost-Onice Inspector Doran in max
ing public the details OF the arrest al
seven men--six OF them present or
past post Office employees. He as
serted their capture would clear up
the registered mail theft of July IS
when Sl.iT7.ooO in Liberty bonds
bound for Washington were stolen
from the mails; would aid in solving
a heretofore undisciosed theft of 500
600 in securities addressed to Wat
tcrtown, y. Y. and might 20 far
toward clearing up the $1,000. 600
mail truck holdup in lower Broad
way last October
Orders to Shoot to XIII.
Plans had been laid-and were to
have been carried out in broad day
light-for the hoidup and robbery of
the entire registered mail section or
the city Hall station. through which
millions in securities now daily from
The wall Street hnancia, zone. In
spector Doran said. orders had been
issued 10 shoot any employe who re-
sisted,
The piottcrs had visited the city
tlall station several times, made a
careful survey, of the Layout ana
planned their raid in great detail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
MOB RESUMES HUNT
FOR ACCUSED NEGRO
Mhn Caught Is Not One Wanted for
Murder of Mrs.
Kitchens.
lBy Associated Press.

pANlSBoRo. GA, May ia ne
gro. at first believed TO have been
John Henry Tarver. sought in con-
ncction with the killing yesterday
OF Mrs. William Kitchens. rural
mail carrier, and for whose death
Charlie Atkins. negro youth was
burned at the stake. was captured
at Midwife tonight. hut released by
his captors when IL was found he
was not the one sought The mob
resumed it's search for Tarvcr in a
swamp near Eartow, /, was re-
ported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
Mob Burns Negro to Death.

TEXARKANA, TEXAS. May l9.-
Members OF mob here tonight bat
tered down tho jail door with an
iron beam. took from the Miller
County Jail. Arkansas. a negro. Hull
len Owens. who late today shot anr
fatally wounded r. c. Choatc. Ar
kansas side. dragged him at the end
OF rope until he was dead and aft
srwara sn,ya burned thf body '.'t' in the down
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
BIG RADIO 7HRONC
LISTENS IN TONIGHT
Formal Opening of Dispatch
Broadcas,ing Station Offers
Varied Program.
BEGINS AT 1870 O'CLOCK
Mayor Ainslic. Richmond Ho.
tel Orchestra and Others
to Be Heard.

Formal openinE Of The Times Dis
patch and The Evening Dispatch ra-
dio broadcastinE station will lake
place this evening at 1870 o'clock
when thousands OF radio fans from
all over the State and surrounding
districts Will tune In on WBAZ. One
OF the most interesting programs yet
heard will be transmitted from the
big oroadcaster. which is just emcrg-
ing from series OF very exhaustive
tests that were heard by radiophone
fans galore and reported to the radio
department.
The new station represents one OF
the most modern achievements in the
dissemination Of news and recrea tior
by the latest scientific marvel that &c
sweeping the country with lightning
like rapidity. Due to the fact that
considerable OF the work was pioneer
research the opening OF the station
vas postponed until the zenith of
perfection became an actuality.
Program Tonight IntcrcstInS.
Tho initial program from WBAz
VIII begin this evening at 7:3O on $50
meters Mayor George Ainslie will
make the opening address on this cc-
casion. marking an event unique in
the history OF the state The Ryall
Wcmht Orchestra, playing at the
Richmond Hotel this season. will play
number OF selections, followed by
- bedtime story. piano selections by
Miss Rita Coaklcy. oc the Academy
Players: special selection from the
l.orillard Colored Chorus. baseball
scores and number Of interesting
items.
The frsr radio broadcasting sta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
Lcn,e Warehouse In Marnn,,il,c

MhRTINSNILLE. VA. May Ia
Announcement has been made tha,
the Tobacco TO Operative Market
ing Association has leased the
Farmers Warehouse for the coming
season. II is understood that tho
Banner & Browns will be opcn fol
auction sales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
Pnrcnte Lodged In Jnil.

MACON. GA. May l9.-Gainer At
kins and his wife. parents Of Charlie
Atkins, lynchcd in Washington
County ycsterda.' for the killing of
Mrs William Kitchens, and their
son, known as Sim" were lodged in
the Bibh County jail here tonight for
safekcep,nS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20

ST. PETERSBURG. FLA. May ls.
Pass Grille. famous as an all
year resort and known to tourists
from all parts of the country, SUI
fercd another disastrous fro at an
early hour this morning when the
Hollaway Hotel and tho Mason
House were destroyed The loss will
run to $4,000 and is only partially
covered by insurance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20

C. & o. Every Sunday Excursions.
$500 Round Trip old Point. Norfolk.
Virginia Beach, Cape RYhry, sz.se.
. trains---s:ss. o An. And 1880 =, ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
SUCCESS OF DRAMA IS
FOREGONE CONCLUSION
Spectators Dispcrsc With Con
viction That Triumph
Will Be Wrought.
NATURAL. ACOUSTICS AnE SUPERB
i.oy and Professional Observers Alike
Find Much to Applaud in
Incomplete BITS.

Five hundred spectators. who man
aged By devious means and by cajole-
ries and ingenious excuses to in
sinuate themselves inside the wire
stockades and carefully guarded en-
ira noes 20 tho big pageant grounds
last night watched another 500 pcr-
sons amateurs and professional
actors in scenes OF marvellous com
position and color making up nearly
tho entire first half OF the Virginia
tious visitants to what was to have
been strictly private and untram-
meled dress rehearsal went home last
night with dream pictures in their
subconsciousness. with conviction
that triumph is finally to be
wrought on the sreensward and
boards when the greatest OF all Amer
lean pageants opens on next Monday
night.
II there has hecn any doubt as to
what Professor Thomas Wood Stevens
go" "'S ASSISTANTS anu stage di-
rertors and electricians and mcchan-
ics and trained players have wrought.
II was dlsslpated from the minds OF
the discerning last night. The Vir-
ginia Historical Pageant, 1t may be
stated without fear OF ultimate dis
appointment. IS certain to be n great
success, IL the weather is propitious.
AS the sun went down last evcn-
ing in blaze OF glory over the
great green back drop OF nature behind
the stage OF tho great outdoor am
phttheatcr and the blues and purples
and tinSes OF gold began TO fade
down to the solid blue blacks Of
night, the banks OF lights were order
cd into action to illuminc, In tests
ordered by dim figures with mega :
phones the stage and it's preliminary
setting
Prologue scene opens.
AS the prologue scene opened be-
fore the throne of Queen Elizabeth.
INV az 'hc pciSoIl OF MISS Bell Per-
ins. il is true, was the only one for
last nights rehearsal OF this open
ing scene TO have her costume In
readiness. the beauties OF the settings
and lighting and the true proportions
of the age could he seen.
The crowninE effects, however. as
far as last nights rehearsal went,
were in tho later scenes of the land
ing, at Jamestown, Smiths adventure.
the starving time and the first AS.
sembly. Lay and professional oh
servers alike found much to applaud
in the incomplete bits as they were
played and were able to visualize
what the complete production Will be
Ike The pageant will draw. and
will draw attendances never before
believe possible, as result of the
glimpses seen OF ii last night by per-
sons mots interested and concerned
in its s'succcss. for all went away with
determination TO see 10 il that
every friend and acquaintance in the
State who can he in Richmond next
week shall not miss this great spec-
tacle. The seats or Tuesday and
tcontinued on Page 8, Col l.,
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50 TO Baltimore. York River Limo
Best Way. Daily Except Sunday
Adv.
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Program Tonight Intcrcstins.
s75.ooo Fire mt st. rcter.b.rr.

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CONTINUED on Page 2. Col. 4.
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CONTINUED on Page ?, Col. s.