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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
REFLECTS
MRS. BARRETT AS HEAD
TWO Rlchmond Women Named 10 Of
flee mt Charlottesville
Meeting.

Especial 10 Tho Timcs-iDspatcb
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Aug. 20
AT its Anal business meeting, tn,
Noman's Auxiliary. American Lee
Gion. department OF Virginia. elected
oiiicers for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: president. Mrs Kate Waller
barrett. of Alexandria,; FIRST vice.
president. Mrs. Franklin Hanger. OF
Staunion. second vice president. Mrs
'" y, Baker. OF Winchester: treas
nFeE. Mrs. Walter Hopkins. OF Rich
mond. corresponding secretary. Mrs
r. w. Faint. Of Richmond: record
Ing secretary. Miss Mary williams. q,
Nichnond: auditor. Mrs. Coleman of
He"port News: chaplain. Mrs. Fred
|'naries, OF Charlottesville: chairman
Of hospital work. Mrs. Robert Dnr.
ton, Of Winchester.
The following were elected dele.
gates and alternates to the national
convention OF American Legion aux
i''A res 10 be held in New Orleans,
III october: Mrs. Kate Waller Bar.
r"'t' or AieSandria Mrs w. A.
pa h"F' or Winchester: Miss Cecile
az ANS. OF Portsmouth: Mrs T.. w.
AM OF Richmond: Mrs. Coleman.
or Newport News; Mrs. Bradshaw NJ,
Langley Field; Mrs. Fred ounri"s "a ~,
MIS- '" IL. Surhcr. of Charlott.e-
villc. and Mrs C. c. WHIT -,
Mathews. VI
Mrs Fred Qnarles. president o, m.
charlottesville unit. was annn,,,,nd
chairman OF the decoration corpmit-
zee for the Virginia banquet. IN y.
given by the auxiliary delegation 70
leans. ave-" 'f-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30

Councilman for doing things which
they believe for tho interests of the
city, are malisned and censured by
those who do not know anything
about the matters which they oriti-
cize. have gained much informa-
ton myself, and would not give any
thing Tor my experience l have
always done what to me appeared
10 De The best for tho people. 1 feel
happy oyer the thought that prac-
tically al OF us will DO together for
AT least two moro years"
The bills concurred in were the
White measure for widening Hill
street. between Hlrst and Second
Streets. and tho resolution appro-
priating $500 for a silver service
for the United States cruiser Rich
mond; and the approval of tho MIN
utes of all the sessions, which closes
the term OF tho present Board of
Aldermen.
Both branches will reorganizc on
Friday. The Common Council will
meet Mt o'clock and the Board of
Aldermen Will meet at o'clock
Presidents Will be elected and the
rules FOR the conduct OF Council
VIII be approved. Al the first reEu-
lar meetings OF both branches tho
presidents Will name the committees
TO function during the term Begin
ming September !.
Chairman Joseph C. Nunnally has
called the Dock. River and Harbor
Committee to meet at o'clock this
afternoon to wind up, the business
of that body for the current term
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
JITNEURS AGAIN LOSE
INJUNCTION PLEA HERE
Every Member Of supreme Court of
Appeals Pencils Initinla on
the Refusal Order.

Writs IN four cases were refused
~ the Supreme Court OF Appeals Of
virginia yesterday, the cases includ
Ing the famous case OF Richmond jill
ncurs asking for an Injunction to
prevent the city OF Richmond from
putting into effect tho ordinance
rlac!ng restrictions OF routes and the
carrying Of indemnity bonds on driv-
ers OF Jitneys. The case was that OF
j. Ii Atkins and others versus tl.n
city OF Richmond, and the moinbers
OF the entire court pcnciled their
initials on the refusal order.
The other c4ses were: Hercules
Plaster Board Company, Inc, VS., ".
". Barrow, from the Law and Chan
Gerry Court o: Norfolk. where judg-
ment vas entered in favor OF Barrow
for $3.50 and interest. in a litigation
FOR salary. which the firm claims
Was uneaEned. Robert 7. Hall VS.. =.
II kaines, from the Circuit Cour,
~ SUSSEX County. in which Hall
sought TO have the sale OF the estate
known as "Greenyard" 10 Raines set
aside. and II NJ. White VS. the Fair
ha Morse Company Inc, from the
'ircnit Court o: BUckiuEham. in-ulv-
Ing litigation over an cngin. White
bought from tn. cnwpauS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
IEN-CALLON STILL IS
CAPTURED IN HENRICO
Ono nf the Smallest OF IInuor-Nnk-
ing Factories IL t'ncnrthcd by
the Federal Agents.

one OF the smallest liquor fac
,or'es ever unearthed in the woods
oy Federal prohibition officers oper-
sung out Of Richmond was can
t early yesterday morning in
f'ehrico county. II was tcn-ral
Ion copper still, and was in fu,
operation when seized. Along with
the whisky making machine. four
gallons OF mash. two-and hal,
quarts OF corn liquor and Ford
@ were taken and turned over to
w. III. Hutchins was at Tho eth,
when 'he agents ran upon il. ana
ne was arrested on charge OF vim
!",,hG the prohibition i;w. uo
VII he tried By lIenrico County M.
nnoI'lles The raid was made by
feueral Prohibition Agents Shuror,
Drew and EIanniran. and Conr,,
Cnicers Jones'. Lawrence. Blanknn.
ship and Harris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
Funeral OF Arthur D,v.,n

rae FUNERAL of Arthur Dawson
ta"'ouS artist and art critic. Will be
uc'eh TINS morning at II O'Clock
S nome 2Slo Grove Avenue.
were he died Sunday night at 1905
IiTrN' after an illness OF three
weeks Of heart trouble.
"' lawson urged the better pre-
-, OF the priceless paintings
III the state Library and tho virw;nIn
historical Society building IL in~
stalled the John Barton PAYNE col
lection Of paintings in the Cnnfodor
ate Memorial Institute Bcfnr, h,o
"e"th nc expressed the opinion thar
me state Library and virginia His
'of!chi society buildings were unsui,-
:" !or the proper display Of the nor
traits and paintings housed there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
PAY STUART
PEOPLE VISIT TODAY
business Men of Winston-Salem
Seek Cooperation of Virginia
In Road Link.
tSpecial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
WINSTON SALEM. VA. Aug. 20
delegation numbering more than
100 business and professional men
viii! leave here Lcinorrow morning
for Stuart. Va. for the purpose of
studying highway conditions along
the route.
The real mission. however. will be
TO discuss with the ioard OF Super
ris0rs OF Patrick County. the build
Ing of an eiGht-mile stretch OF road
from the North Carolina line leading
to stuart
State Road Commissioner r. A.
Donghton Will accompany tho dele
cation and make an address. Ar
Engagements have been made to serve
the visitors with an old-time Virgin!n
picnic dinner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
Prophet Harding
Asked to Virginia
President viii Be Iuuit-
ed to Lynchburg Crotto
Ceremony.

Edward Craig Pelouzc. grand mon
arch OF tho Mystic Order Yelled
Prophets of the Enchanted Realm OF
she United States and Canada, has is-
sued personal invitation to Prophet
President Warren q. Harding TO at
tend the delivering of disponsa-
ton Tor tho new Grotto. IIi-SI-M Mar.
which VIII DO inaugurated al Lynch
burg on September Q.
Captain John Il. Finney. prophet
OF Sammis Grotto, has been dcsig-
mated as special deputy TO deliver
the invitation in person to President
Harding
Invitations have also been sent TO
Governor l.. I<e Trlnkle and Repr.-
sentative Andrew J. Montague.
Tho new Grotto starts Off with q
membership OF more than $50 OF tho
leading Masons OF Lynchhurg.
Snmmis Grotto band and drill team
Will attend tho ceremonial Incident to
tho installation OF the new Grotto.
and Prophet Albert o. Boschcn, a
past monarch OF Sammis Grotto. will
have charge OF tho cast putting on
tho work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
RAIL INJUNCTION ORDER ,
IS MORTIFIED BY WADD!LL
Gives Strikers the Privilege of
Having Two Pickcts In
stead of One.
MOTION CONTINUED TO TUESDAY
10th Sides In the Controversy Sub
init ATndnNits To Strengthen Their
Respective Sidc~-No Reports "f
Disorders In Richmond.

Granting n modification in the orig
inal order. said slightly 10 favor tho
defendants. Circuit Judge Edmund
WsddilL II. sitting for Judge u
Lnwronce Grone-. in United States
District Court yesterday. continued
until next Tuesday tho motion OF
counsel for the Southern Railway to
make permanent the order issued
about week ago. restraining the
striking shopmnn from interfering
with shop employees Of the Southern;
from iutimidRt,ng them and from
damaging tho company's property.
At that time Judge Groner Will
pass upon the question involving the
number Of picke;S to be used BY the
strikers 1T any given point The de-
fsndants are asking for two or moro
pckets. while the complainant con-
tends that moro than one picket At
any ono point would tend TO intimi-
date workmcn who seek employment
At the conpany's shops.
May Have Two Pickcts.
The modification granted by Judge
WaGdnl yesterday given tho strikers
the privilege OF having two pickets
within 300 yards OF the exits and en-
frances to the companys shops. or
Yards instead OF only one, as pre-
scribed in the original order. In
other words, one picket will be per
mitied to work within 100 yards of
The entrance and exits, while another
picket may serve between the 100
and the 2oo-y yards line.
Motion 10 make the order perma-
mont was argued until late yesjer-
day afternoon. Writ r. Marks, of
Muntord. Hunton. Williams and An
dsrson. appeared for tho Southern
hallway. and Attorneys Jesse c. Duke
annd John H.rschberg. represented
the defendants. Mr.. Marks contended
tha; when a man in seeking employ
ment at the shops and is confronted
with only one picket he does not feel
intimidnted. but that when he is con-
fronted by more than one the effect
will be tho opposite.
Anidnvtts Arc Submitted.
Both sides OF the controversy sub
ul!tted afidavite TO strengthen their
respective contentious. Mr.. Markr
showed papers sworn to by Vice
President ". NJ Miller. OF the South
ern and from a number of employees,
declaring that the strikers had COM
mitted disorders and had intimidated
men employed TO Nil the places OF the
strikers.
Mr.. Duke showed afndavi,s from
Mayor Ainslie. Major Shorty, chief OF
police, and others. testifying that
there had been no reports OF dlsor-
ders in Richmond. and that no disor-
ders had been threatened. so far AZ
was known hore. The statement in
these afidavits and that the "situa-
,ion has been as peaceful since the
strike begun as 1t was before
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
Knight. OF rIthtn., Picnic.

n picnic viii be hold at Rrvnn
Park this afternoon by Myrtle Lodge
NO rs. Knishtu OF tPlthIas. Races OF
various sorts arc to be staged as
well as baseball game engaged I'm
by picked players and prizes are
to be given for the winners OF the
various events. Those expecting to
attend should take tho Lakeside cleo
tric car OF tho Virginia Railway and
Powell Company In time to be on
the grounds by o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
TWO SOUTH SIDE BOYS
INJURED IN ACCIDENTS
Everett harris suffers Fractured Leg
When Ills bicycle CoIiidcS With
Automobile.

TWO young boys Of South Rich
moud wcrc injured yesterday in street
accidents Everett HARRIS. who gave
MS address IS 80 West Seventh Street
suffered Z; fractured leg and other In
iUricS when nc cOliiacd with an auto
mobile While riding q bicycle on
twelfth street last night lie was
taken 20 Memorial Hospital.
douglas eating l3-year old son
Of Charles NJ Cutting. OF l2i7 Balm
hrdE" street. was run over by n
wagon H' Twenty sixth Street and
S"mm's Avenue Yesterday afternoon.
The Toy WHO was skating. wa, no,
serluuslt injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
GOOD ROADS SPEECHES
IN HENR|C0 THIS WEEK
Coleman, Shirley, Coolrick
and Gum Are Among Those
Scheduled to Make Talks

a number of talks on good roads
~ni DO heard In Henrico County this
and next weok. George p. Coleman.
state Highway Commissioner, will
spehk Friday night Mt Fairfield VII
lase Community Hall. and Henry c.
Shirley. chairman of tho commission,
VIII DO heard Mt Highland Springs on
September s.
highland Springs citizens have
called another meeting for September
Z. NJ which time, Senator c. O'Conor
Gooirick Will be heard. On Scptcm-
Der H. +. ID. Henley. Assistant State
E'sn~ay Commissioned. Will be heard
at Glen Lee School.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
PROMINENT FARMER
IS OBJECT OF SEARCH
Wealthy Southwest Virginian
Disappears From Home
Near Bristol.
Especial To- The Times D!Snatch.
u rcrnI u>r-A->. M

tSpeClai 10 ne IiIne -DiSnStCn.l
BRISTOL, TENN. Aug. 90
Crockett Lcsueur. so. one OF the most
prominent and wealthy farmers in
Southwest Virginia, has disappeared
from his home. about six miles from
Bristol. and party of about 100 men
is engaged in the hunt for him. The
search was started about twenty
four hours ago and no trace Of the
missing man has been found. Streams.
wells and caves on his farm have
been searched in vain
Mr. Icsueur was last seen at his
nom" about o'clock yesterday at
tcrnoon. For the past two weeks he
appeared to be suffering under IL
nervous strain. Resides owning a
large farm he is Interested in various
business enterprises here and else
where. lie has wife and five chill
dren.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
steel worker. pny Advanced.

PUEBLO. COLO, Aug. 2a.-Thres
thousand employees Of the Minnequa
steel Plant OF the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company. here. Will receive a
wag" increase Of little more than
II per cent. beginning September 1.
according to an announcement, today.
These men are ciasscd as unskilled
lahorers and have been receiving 80
cents an hour. The new scale will
give them 30 cents. Increases for
skilled laborcrs Will be announced
later, IL was said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
Mrs. Ellie He'll T,yIpjpr

Funeral services for Mrs. f,,Hn III,
rcFHeyhoush Twlning. who died
monday at noon in her home o3ll
faFk Avenue. Will hc conducted this
afternoon at O'Clock at the grave IL,
hollywood. She is survived by her
husband. +. I. Twlning. one dauch-
yer Mrs. J. bernard Hobbs: four sons.
rFederick Howard Twining. Lewis +.
i"ihihg. Harry G. TwininG. and FL
"oou Z. TwininS. and several sisters
and brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
=. T.. SnInueIs Dies.

S. IT. Samucls. a brother OF Cap
tain G. n. Samuels. OF the trainc de-
partment. died last night at S o'clock
In Pine Camp Sanatorium. Nj
Samuels. who was AZ years of age
Is survived by his mother ana two
brothers. II. Il. and Captain 6. H.
Samucis. Funeral arrangements have
not boon completed,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
WESTMORELAND GROUP
ON WBAz BILL TONIGHT.
Local Musicians to Give Re-
turn Program of Popular
Selections Via Radio.

Radioists who, since the first ap-
pcarance OF the Wcstmorcland Or
chcstra Il short time ago on the Dis
patch radio program, have asked that
return engagement DO rnade for the
popular coterio Will welcome tho
WBAH bfl tonight. The artists Will
present tho Same engaging organisa-
ton In ten or moro selections which
they havo arranged exclusively for
the secoHd appearance
Tho group is headsd by Nathan
Oppleman. weli-known pianist and
pupil OF Frank ID. Cosby. OF tho Rich
mond Conservatory OF Music. Mr..
opplcman IS a gifted director, and
his last performance elected much
comment The personnel embraced
Julian T. Gravefy. trOmbonist; w. c.
Poll. saxophonist md banjoist, and
Jimmie Collie. drummer.
The numbers include do II Again."
who" a-Lu-A," "Yoo-Hoo," "Koo-
Kcc-koo." boo Dab Bluos.s Meath
tho Southern Sea Moon" ~Goorgette,"
Pick Mo Up and Lay BE Down In
Dear Old Dixie Land" and others OF
equal appeal. Requests for additional
numbers w:ll be filed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
o. d. Funston nn,i ,t.

O. II. Funsten. Of Eiain & Funston
real estate agents. returned yesterday.
after trip 20 Germany and France.
Mr. !rnb'cn says he believes TN.
Germans honest - their declaration
that they cannot pay repatriation,
now. and ,hat, "hile they should paw
iE''a u cannot be tor some time so.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30

George -. Guy. executive socrc,.r.
Of the state Co-Dp"rative Education
Association. VIII De the main speakcl
At the meeting OF AccOmac citizens It,
Keller today. The meeting. which
VIII be an ail-day affair. will be In
the form Of rally OF community
ltaguesh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
Returns From, Abrous.

j. y. Whitaker deputy clerk OF
the United States District Court. has
just returned from tour Of Euro
pean countries. lie visited the points
Of interest in France. Belgium. Ger
many and London
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
Mrs. Katherine u. EIlIz

Funeral services for Mrs. Rather
me HosGuct Ellis. wife Of Algie C.
E!iis. will be conducted this after
noon ut $3.50 o'clock in Third Pres
bytertan Church. Burial will be- In
lakewood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
Visiting I'm Alhen,nrle

Mrs. Jack l.. Epps. John w. Epps.
Jr" a. c. Epps and Frank Epps arc
spending the summer ut Cismont. AL
oeiharie county. lack l.. Epps will
join them later In the week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
Hack From ,nn,.cr,ou, ,,,

Mrs Julian 7 N;ufrrc ana son
latham Thomas have returned. aftcr
spcndnG the summer Win Mrs. win.
frees mother at Cumberland. Nd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
j. LII. While ImuroYax

j. H. White. Sr., of the firm o,
White & Co. of West Graham Road.
VINO has been III for some time, was
reported by his physicians yesterday
as improving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Council Committee on Dock,
River and Harhon CITY Hail. o
s n M.
Reception TO City Council, rosi-
denoe OF Claude L. Batj1tnA f02e
West Greco Street. $3.50 p. n
Virginia League Baseball Rich
mond va. Newport News, Island
Park. coubie-header. beginning a
p. NJ.
For theater calendar, SEQ page
1--WE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
Prospect for victory Is bright.

referring TO the charge OF Demo-
Gratis that iIassinger Is not native
Nirsinian. Mr.. Noel declared TINT such
talk was Inconsistent as. he declared,
the Democrats had once nominated X.
L. Irvine. who. he said. was Ken
tuckian.
MIR. Noel said yesterday that the
prospects o. a Republican victory in
the Ninth next November are bright.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
BACK From Trim.

hack From Trip.
Edgar Allan, Jr. OF tho frm of
Allan. Saviile &c Snead. has re-
turned from pleasure trip to At
lnntio City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-30
PASSENGER OPENS DRIVE
FOR SEAT IN CONGRESS
Republican Candidate Adj.
dresses Large Audience al
Marion Courthouse.

Addressing an audience OF moro
thhn 400 people In the auditorium OF
the courthouse at Marion State Sem
ator James II. HassirCer. Rcnub,i.
can nominee for Congress from the
Ninth District of Virginia. opened
MS campaign last Monday night. He
made fine impression. IL Is said.
John {. Noel, collector Of informal
revenue. r":I7E"i to Richmond yes
tcrday from Marion. where he took
prominent par: III the meeting. MIR
HhssinSer Mas introduced by r A.
emerson. chairman OF the Smyih
county Republican Committee Mr..
Hassinger pledged himself on all 10
iitical issues. to the platform and
principles OF the Republican party.
but said he would not be bound nv
any plonformtaoietaoi sh shr shrdl
that might arise. He gave n briet
history OF his service In the State
senate and said that while he did not
seek the nomination for Congress-
from the Ninth District now that he
had accepted It, he would use every
honorable effort 10 win in the cleo
ton.
Noel F1ays Democrats.
Mr.. Noel spoke for more than FORTY
minutes and t.ayed tho Democratic,
parry for what he termed It's incon-
sistencies and failures. He charged
the Democrats OF claiming to bs
proud that women now have the right
to vote. while every member OF Con-
Eress from Virginia, with the excep-
ton Of Bascom S1emp. voted against
he amendment that gave women the
right OF suffrage
He declared that while the Demo-
Gratis had expressed admiration for
me soldiers who took part in tho
World War. but that the Virginia
sit!on 10 erect n library TO their
memory and that Democratic Con-
legislature had turned down propo-
ErcSsmcu had done nothing toward
getting compensation for them Mr..
Noel ridiculed the Democratic cry
for economy in the administration OF
public affairs and said tina, the Will
son administration spent moro in
eight that the Republicans had spent
In all time FOR all purposes.
Prospect for Victory Is bright.
Referring TO the charge OF Demo-
Gratis that lIassinger Is not n native
F!rginian. MIR. Noel declared that such
talk was inconsistent. rs. he declared
the Democrats had once nominated H.
L. Irvine. who. he said, was Ken
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03

She is O. pfr.le s,HaoI Iri0hor with
q Iertot aHh1uUHor far pnH EnrHsh
ull u tl.UUI fHInr.s fur correcting
Co.. grammatical ruuu 90 OILERS Aui
o. ls u yuus ura sIaref rtfuurf into
ui.ose hands has r,.eu.ly mi.m % cor.
raf-uiHrs s'iIr lsat ffwn HrTs
prer which nfs particular emphasis
on thr mIsusr uf te uuri ..reurc
The oihrf evening tc oil'rl hl tr.e
phone to invite her 90 ihe thtafer
"li1tu 1u1 sr.un.l fhu sraisf' she
"uh. ms no" uus thr qu.cs rrply.
"suuiy yuurr uot so heavy as all
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The Crittenden press., 1922-02-03

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tlan.us Usiur muv blebI, dr,tlofsi
Ihan auy a,hrr snmal ilc cuu'd sc
oommulair himself io ihc vivid ba,k
ruumi n o. mriau pIaid vithoui q
ircmor ludccd ihls Is hls main llne
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with bis many suckers 20 whatever be-
may iuach hui tleht grip upun the
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aud little ruund hoiy Invariably
causes hlm % rrlaN his hold To ~
lhs lmpunliy with which any Frruch
usher glr win handle On octopus
might dispel the fears of the most
uef,oas hather that ever mlsicok an
oycruwn ielly hsh fof the eight.
armed terror u the decp