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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-04-14
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
CHICAGO LABOR
LEADERS TO GET
HEARING MONDAY
Dynamite Used in
Wrecking Buildings
Was Stolen from the
City

CHICAGO. May I3.-pynnmite
uscd In the labor war here that
eliminated IN the murder OF two
policemen was stolen from the city
OF Chicago, Cnar;ces Fitzmorris.
chief Of police. disclosed tonight
Fitzmorris stalled that he re-
ceived his Information from some
of those under arrest la connec-
tion with the siayinFs
The dynamite. said F1izmorrls.
was stolen from the waierworks
department, Bombs for blasting
buildings being erected were made
with the dynamite. the chi.f said.
Fitzmorrls, afser griiling many
persons. announced "he was ready
to tear the masks of those higher
up In the slayinRs Arrests In
addition 10 the 100 already taken
Into custody VIII be made soon. he
said.
Terrace LYONS and Thomas
Clarke. policemen who were shot
and killed by gangsters. were
buried today,
Timothy ID Murphy. Cornelius
Shea aud Fred Nader labor lead
erz are charged with murder of
the policemen. Their attorneys
appeared In court today ana de-
mandcd immediate trials
Henrii.E on the motion 10 as
sign the case at once will he ncard
Monday, Kickham scanlun. chief
Justice of the criminal court.
ruled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
WOMAN MAKES
CHARGES AGAINST
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Alleges Intimacy and
He Ayers 1t Is Work
Of Enemies

los ANGELES. Calf. MAY "a
Miss Ada Wright Jones dismiss
ed juvenile Investigator who IL de-
cinred 90 have filed affida,it.
charging that District Attoru.,
ihos Ice Woolwine had maintain
"d intimate relations with hor over
IA period Of several years. today is-
sued statement declaring she whs
"a victim of political enemies"
She said she had sought legal aid
from Schcnck and klttreil attor-
uefs. when she saw an attcmpt
was % be made 20 "ruin her and 10
oust her from office"
She WIS dismissed on Woolwine'a
order MAY ? Wooiwine today In "A
statement To tho civil service com.
mission, declared that b. had dis.
miased her because she had mad.
ihe affifnNits On question. I.ettera
ana other alleged evidence are said
% form part Of the affidaNits.
Noolwine intimnted that The AT.
tair was the work Of his enemies
he has figured in a number OF bit i
terry contested eases recently. and
at present h conducting an inves
tias-ion of tho ku kluX Klan In
Lus Angeles county
scheneek and Mooiwlno have
ieen hitter enemies ever since
Moolwine two ycaFs aKo struck
Ncheneek in open court during the
course of n trial in which schenck
repfeacnted the defendant.
WoolWiuc was fined $500 for
contempt of court and later apollo.
rizcd IN open court Tor his act
schenck defended Madnlynne Oh
cncNnn during her first trial on
charge of murder, resulting In dia.
agreement and will represent her
at the second trial.
Woolwine ia prominent socially.
lie has been democratic candidate
for governor. and ls heing urged as
a candidate for the eamo office
again this year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
JA|lER SAYS
EX-SOLOIER
GAVE DETAILS
Ayers Rivera Admits
Crushing Cordova's
Head With Axe

II was reported last night by
Ahram Gutierrcz. jaiier at the
county jail. that he had secured
from Pablo Rivera. ex-aoldier. who
was arrcsted yesterday von-
icssion that he crusneu tiie mead
OF Juan A. cordova with an axe
on Tuesday night Of last week In
lhe mountains near Canyon In
Taos county Cordova was found
dead on thursday night. after he
had been missing since Tuesday.
m giving the motive for the
crime. Rivera said that he had
struck Cordova In a fight. which
arose between the two over Cor
dova's wife. according to tho
iailcr's statement last niRl.t. Ri
vera. he said. confessed TO having
relations with c1rdovas wife. ana
mat Cordova's wife had told him
her husband would Kill him. He
j. then reported TO have said that
me meeting In the mountains was
accidental cordova having gone
inere 70 act wood. while Rivera
was looaing for stray cattle.
When questioned last night by n
herald reporter. Rivera refused 10
I"abe any statement.
have done enough talking for
~. he said u may nave
fething TO say tomorrow "
eivern was arrested early yes
Fay morning 10y the sheriff
" a., following the receipt OF a
1ASsram from the sheriff at Taos
Wing that he Was wanted on a
\ frder charge. lie has hcen a
bfent at the rehabilitation
pDol of the veterans bureau
lfe his arrival la Albuquerque
y u Thursday.
fe served m the Medical corps
p California camp Tor ~ months
Fing tho war. according 10 hts
~ statement lie rays t.iat he
~ been living with an uncle In
y Rs. and WORKING on ranch
Il sheriff from Taos IL expected
n ~rfivo here this morning to
n ~ the prisoner hack 20 the face
M Fchnrge against him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
WAR CONTRACT
GRAF TIERS TO
Be PROSECUTED
Grand Jury to Be Con-
vened in Three
Weeks
y, LAURENCE VI. nESEDrcT
ttnited prcSs staff correspondent

WASHINGTON. MAY is.-Pro.
s"cution of some OF the big WAL
contract Frafters may be started
within the next three weeks. Off
clnls at the department OF Justice
said tonight.
They made this prediction whom
II was learned that house Lender.
plan TO have the house pass Mon
day the bill providing COR another
Grand jury IN the District OF 90.
lumhia, II IL the plan OF ATTORNEY
General paurhcrtv IL was stnted
To convene the special grand Jury
Immediately upon authority being
granted bv congress and lay before
u a. once the war Etaft cases
which fall under the Jurisdiction
OF tho district court.
The grand jury bnl already has
been passed by the senate before
storm Of criticism over alleged
mNty IN prosecuting Ernsteru
broke out, and q is believed thar
The senate viii quickly agrsc 10
minor ameadments made by tho
house ~ that the bin can be FINAL
" enacted ana signed hy presi
dent Harding oy the end OF next
week impancllinG OF the fury
could DE started then Immediately
Another important move IN the
campaign to round up and prose.
cute war defraudors is To be- nasio
by the house Monday. II pians of
the republican leaders carry. This
y IN" passage OF hin giving the
holnrtmon' OF justice $500 geo
operating fund In tho grnf, cn .es
IN" mcn"y II to be- used in the
empiol mcnt Of special investfra-
lions ana counsel.
Thc statement ~ uaughertv AT
the hearing that N will take per.
hsps i've years TO clear up an tho
cns"s was the target for aftarlt
tonight from group ~ Congress
men who hnvc Insisted Thar the
sudden activity" ~ the depart
in'nt ot Justice in the graf cases
~ only a smoke screen to sia.y
conrress away from an investira.
tion"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
LOW
BIDDERS On
NEW SCHOOLS
Board Eliminates High
Ones; May Let Con-
tract Monday

The seoonh session or the boar
OF education IN the High School
.N hiFht 90 consider bids on tho
three new school huildings ended
IN m" decision 20 posipone action
Nhul the bard could rot in com.
munichtion with a s Hail OF Han
y son contractors OF Fowler. colo.
lowest bidders.
The school board In the prasenc.
ot many contractors. made "A care
ihi inspection Of the various figtires
submitted and eliminated ali hat
the lowest bidders on all of the pro.
posed work.
The lowest hidderH on the buiis
mss Woro Hall a Son OF Fowler
tlut. 600; v y Ware OF Tl pnso
t12s 600: the Orndorff Construr-
uon company Of VI paso. saas 0oo
hnd kamey H,pthers OF Ei paso
s2f2,osa. These figures renreaant
tho total cost OF the three p.,.
schools. exclusive OF h.atin'-
plumbing ana wiring
Foll0winr a diacu.sion of tbc
bids for the interior work. t.o,ti.
Mcitue moved that action on afl
the lids be postponed until an ~.
fort wns made 10 have Ar tt,tl
come before the board An effort
VIII he made 20 have Mr. Han an.
pear here on Monday nirht al z IN
O'Clock when the board viii hold
." n'Nt meeting
Al bidders. except the lowest
on the plumbing. heating and wir.
ihk also -y"rr eliminated aud IN.
excluded ones notified Of their re-
leeied bids The bidders on tho
Plumbing who are stiil 20 b. con.
'in'red arr Edward Nuniist Albu.
gu"rque. whose bid was gii.9OO
James Brenn of VI Pnso 40 8ge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
GENOA MEET !
To END IN
DEADLOCK
France and Britain
Cannot Agree on
Russian Policy
By HENRY WOOD
nlIcd frcss SutfI anrr...na.


GENOA. May is.--he Genoa
conference u over. an lar as the
objects for which Il Was originally
called are concerned.
~ may continue fortnirht
more but 1t WILL be upon a new
basis.
Louis Barthou and Premier
Lioyd Seorge tonight agreed 20
conclude he conference Tuesday
or wednesday with plenary
session. II was authoritatiyely s.-
ported.
Disagreement an committee ne
tween France ana Britain today
deiiniteiy ended any hope of the
conference continuing a. II was
planned al Cannss
Lloyd George tonight struggled
amidst the wreckaEc OF the pHriey.
caused by the Russian refukar 10
meet the allies on the lattes~s
terms, to bring two new proposals.
not on the Original agenda. tnto
cxisiance.
hosc were
/. a mixed com,nission to study
The future OF lsussia ra.a.lons
s. IA Europe.
= temporary truce on a basis
tN4riins frnatiera pend ng the
NyfN uA tlls mlAcd cOmlulsnion.
The Fret rh. whose aftltlae to-
wards Russia originally was larrel,
responsible Tor the dehacie al Gr-
ma. oppose these new suegestlons.
70 daN long, after lloyd George
hHd formally made these two pro-
posniH to the political ulb-aof...
mission OF the confarenc- fhe
french held out against them. They
VIII not meet on a Commission
which includes the Russians. they
whs, the French demanded To-
cay WAS a psenarg session TO wind
up nc conference a. quickly as
Lloyd GeorFe Foreign Minister
HchanHer OF Italy and other lead
ers on the commission strue,ri,s
% make France. repres.nfes ~
harthou hut whose real spnk esuao
~ Premier PoincRre. see the al
vantage OF the proposed cofnmt.-
fairs
FINALLY. Bratiano. the Rumnntan
representative, suggested that n
would De better to agree unon
soIne plan inferior 20 that OF Eiovd
b"orFe. rather than have inc
P"Nets divided among themselves.
ana urged an effort ~ Compromise.
tht commission accepted Bratfa-
h" susSestion and adjourned
iniil five O'Clock.
lInNd George ana narthou con-
fcrrcd tor two hours in ~. in,s,-
mission. Then the poIitlcai s,.i,-
.ommissiou met for two hour.
f"tn meetings failed 10 produe.
further agreement. -
Heads of the five convenl,~
powers will meet tomorrow al ~
o CLOCK to continue their efforta
10 reach a settlement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
HARDING BACKS
FREL|NGHUYSEN
FOR REELECTION
May Openly Support
Other Congressional
Candidates
ny HERBERT ". WALKER.
q nitcd Pr,s4s staff Correspondent

ABsECoN. ~ j.. May Ia
President Harding. now that he
has mad. one departure from his
previously announced policy OF
standing aioof from republican
primaries by strongly endorsing
senator f'rclinehuysen FOR rc-nom-
inasion ~ the republican candi-
date Ia New Jersey. may also come
out opcnly in support OF congress
sionai candidates In other parts Of
the country who have been loyal
to the administration.
This was the belief prevailing
here In circles close TO the presi-
dent ar Harding took the oppOr-
tunity today 20 reitefatc To a
gn herring OF Ailnntic county re-
pubilcans his personal endorsement
of trelinHhuysen, unexpectedly
made at meeting 81 the Rspub-
lican Womcn's club OF New Jersey
at Atlantic Ciiy last night.
Personal Assurance
The president did not formally
address the Atlantic county repub-
licnn leaders but personally Rs-
Surcd them when they called at the
scaView Golf club that he desired
ircling nomination. The
senator Is opposed for nomina-
ton by George l.. Record. OF JCr-
sey CITY.
Hard.ng's rciteratlon OF his in
dorsemcnt OF the senator Indicated
his action wa deliberate and
strcngt honod the belief that he was
cmbarking on tho now political
policy OF openly supporting his
most loyal friends In the primaries.
Believing strongly In party gov
crnment, the president feels that
his administration can accomplish
much more by having strong ad-
fnlnirtraiion backorr In congress.
Another outstanding feature of
his trip here, planned originally
10 enable him to obtain brief
vacation was the restoration OF
complete harmony IN the repub-
licnn organization Reports had
been current thEt William n.
ltunyon, republican candidate for
the Eubernatorial nomination.
would not actively support FrelinR-
huysen. Runyon at the political
pow-wow at the golf club today
assured the prcsidcnt the reports
were untrue.
Outside Of his brief appearance
at the pow-wow. Harding spent
the day on the golf links.
Mrs. Harding oa boardwalk
Tomorrow he plans to attend a
Baptist church IN Atlantic City and
leave az o'clock FOR Washington
barring delays he should reach
there about O'Clock.
Mrs Harding. accompanied by
several other members of the party.
Natu a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
Woman Believed =
To Have Killed 3
Cleveland Woman

tl+hf Ei.AND, May IA
woman believed TO have bson .he
lnttiEaior % tho fiendish nsteck
Mhioh resulted IN the daatn ~
Mrs Helen Silhorberx. beaufff,,t
eas' SIDE society leader was sough.
hy police here tonight.
Proceeding on the theory th.t
leNcnge was the motive for he
hrutal murder and that The n.--
'ViN woman may have b.sn pres
shl ~ the kiiling police attached
Importance 20 those facis.
All except one of Mr.. IN.
p.rhrfs Diamonds have been Af-
The heavy black teck viii
which the death blows were aerfi
snows woman's skin with fhe
IA woinRn's voice which
sounded unlike that ~ Mrs. sllhrr-
nefE hnswcred the teleunone
Nheh laundry clerk called ss-n
minutes after the death struggle n
aupponed TO have started =
onr iilow with biact. ,a,,l,
llke this In the hands Of = man
would have resulted in ae.fh ~
p.ieciiNe Captain Nasowits -pesns.
out, hut u h slFnfflchrt thai
slts' ciieerbers was struck q vol.
face enN
Her skull was fractured mw
broken ana several teath rnorkc1
out She was found dirlnq ~ fl.e
hNlnE -oom floor of their faaltl.,t
a 90. apartment b. her year Did
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
SENATE To
PROBE PRICE
Of GASOlENE
Mckellar Charges Re
cent Rises Are Out
to Combine
~, JAMES T. Ko,nrRr

" 49, ~tNNN y
MASHINGTO<. NAV 1.-THE
senate TODAY ordered m invcsti~a-
ton into the Increases In the price
OF gasoline.
Senator Mcclellan. Tennessee. in
troduced the resolution and was
adonted without roll call.
NcI<cllnr charged that the re
cent increases. ranging from four
To six cents gallon and the con.
tompiated increases. indicate q con-
spifacy among the oil producers to
gouge the public
Protests against the increases
are pouring In on members Of con-
grcas and government officials
Mckcllnr'g fight to obtain sem
ate recognition of tho situation he-
gan early In the day when he in
troduccd n revolution and asked
FOR immed ate consideration
Senator Smoot. Utah. ohiected 20
80 consideration on tho ground
that a similar Investigation has
been asked for In resolution
which wns pending IN tho s.nnte
commerce commission
Mrkeilar declared that the evi-
dencc pointed 20 the existence of
a combination among OIL rofincrles
at this tine to raise gasoline prices
The price Of crude oil iH at It's
lowest. the stocks Of crude oil are
81 their greatest IN history and yet
tho prize Of gusoline ~ being rails
ed. What other explanation than
agreement among the refinerH can
tc given when the situation plainl,
calls for competitive market and
low pricesf" asked Mcclellan
NO one can tell where these
raises In the price OF gasoline Will
end II We don't take action against
the companies responsible Ny re-
solution seeks 10 hring onf what is
behind them" DECLARED McNellar.
Several new raises viii, become
effective within the next few weekH.
Il is understood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
DETROIT TAKING
OVER STREET CAR
LINES ON MAY Is
Mayors S Dream of Mu-
nicipal Ownership Is
Coming True
By ROY gibbons

DEIltOIT MuN - MfNWfuNF
sof May D. sees creme hung NJ Inc
door of private traction monopoly
I Detroit.
Mayor James couyan's dream, Of
muu. c4pal ownerahIp ia comnu
true Detroit going tot, fhe
business Of rurrIng All H. street.
ears
Thirty years warfare c,ds s,.i,n
the city nayinr sfs 40 ooo a.
ga miles ~ track oaa r.,s ,,.,o
power station ana a. onn n0o
worth Of real estate
Public eupport Of the nfglonart.
mayors Revolutionary trar,ion
plans and A favorable cot,rt acs.i-
sion giving cities M. ri.ht a., re.
move public utilitf.s ~ ~. ,crr,i :
nation OF franchise broreb, a,o,,,
the change
p..t-.s -.
troit f'ri,.s IN '','' "a .oIneF' tne De, De,
nl.o hv ~. ,ro,,,,s y =, ~ - q
ntunic1nsi tf5ss ~ "a N.iN let'iif. !.
track agreed ~ s.II sor "a oo6 :
a90 49, ..,,,,.is'.l S.' & W tsLvoon.-
600 or notr,,,,-- -, -. ei''''''-
rhe d.,,,,, - ..'.,l,',
o,yn.rsfl,' - st,..,., ,.'',. pc
p,frnt, ,.,,,,,,r "a i4nu
fracL ana -r % ~
employer Of a oao ,,s,, ''
80.
menus ciNl' harmony and a
..f,lI Veiitiii uhltF' says touzons,
,g .vnnuotoF hnd every mo-
w.. ',sn ~, VII pe "a street amhassa-
N"a i.,il tl"ln 'ity nan 10 the public.
h"hhi"n miiiions people
- ''tI"ii o"Ir every year. That
w. many contacts with
w p'"pie ts dlfeci representa-
,S "t llo auninisirauon. So IL
W, u'nn"No me ad administration 10
'aN , ~ muhieipnily owned sys-
ttin ~ peftoct one. or the people
w, .lihs. the administration"
hA thlnAH every city can
. th' ciu" or mnhiciphi own
es'I - traction Tines And
IT, ".rh lhl'hl 20 stop hore
-, @ -'''i'ns vi the gas supply
"'.' so"l
OF t"'tion omnlnyes
,'Ws ,,,,'.'.,, th'i lh.y arr not AGAINST
NUM- iPal "WheFehlps though a
W. h'H union hy removing tho
tikht'
pi'Naliihk wages VII be
, '''..'s "F' pH 'oodwin,
btinf'pprt Conn e.
,l''hNk'I OF tho system.
l'.iu.' "hly 20 the mayor
''h pi"hlhitH unions among
~ ei'lloleH - % has
-. l,l .,''ivun,ea ,..l...' maj while tho
.'..s Up nteo Mhat"Ncr union o..
49,, ~ ,,'', ,,,sf N'sn, the city VIII
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
3 KILLED, 80
HURT WHEN TRAIN
HITS AN AUTO

HuWFAIo Nay ~ Three per.
sons we're killed and so Injured
seriously Whun the Black Diamond
EXPRESS. crack train on IN. Laugh
Valley railroaf was wrecked Al
leroy near hero to-day. Tnomsa
Brodie, farmer becoming con-
fusvd whom he passed west bound
freight train and saw the express
canning down the easthound track.
stopped hiE automobile In the path
~ tho flyer. and was Immediately
Killed when Il struck the car.
The automobile was carried sew
cral feet. until part cf the ma
chine hecagu1 lodged under tho
pony tracks. forcing the engine 10
leave the rails. Three coaches.
a Pullman and a diner followed
the locomotive. ana plunged down
an embaakment Is feet deep.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
Trail of Avengers
Ends in Killing
Of Two Men

CHICAGO. May iS.-The trail of
avengers ended here today when
two men were shot and killed Ia a
barRer shop In Little Italy"
Vito iiorgio, wealthy New Or
leans merchant, and James cascio
OF the same city. were slain
Clorio was sitting In the barber d
chair and cascio playing pool when
two gunmer entered.
According to witnesses. both
slain men. from the time they en-
tered the shop. acted as II an at
tack was expected
-Four shots were fired. klillng
the Italians Instantly. Tho slayers
escaped.
Police attribute the double mur-
der 10 a black hand plot.
fiiorgio and Cnrcio arrived IN
Chicago from Buffalo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
Crown Princess
Of Greece iii

ALIENS May 1.-The Royal
ilmiiy wis greatly concerned to-
night following a statement from
surgeons attending crown Princes.
siiH4beih that she was in a critical
condition after an operation.
Complications developed follow
inF the operation which was per.
fnrmeh today hecauuc Of un ar-
Eravatrd illness
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
Prince of Wales
Hit in Eye When
Watching Polo Game

MANILA. May is-The Prince
ot Wales was slightly hurt here
to-day during polo game when
De was struck g. .Ss eye with a
swiftly driven bali.
'urEeons found u necessary 10
take two stitches In the liberation
caused hs the blow. but they de-
tiarrd his eye was unhurt.
Doe Prince declared he did moi
greatly feel his injury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
3-Foot Snake
Drops Out of a
Crate of Bananas

CLOVIS. \. NJ. May Ia
B Tidwe'i who runs tho confec-
uonery LeNi door 10 the % luxe
Barber Shon. received n rather
unusual surprise this week
when he opened crat. OF ba
nanns. A snake about three
feet In length. with head and
nos" Ike a grey hound. dropped
on the floor. Tldweh after the
first shock was over gathered
reinforcemcnts and tucce-ded
IL cauturing the reptile alive
tie has him on exhibit AZ his
place Of business
The crate uf bananas was
shipped from q point In South
America. by way OF Galveston.
and was delivered 10 Tidwcli
from the ! armers Produce
company of Clovis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
Girl, i3, Ends Life
After a Quarrel

LAwTON. May IA t,,....
guhrref was believed 10
caused Flora burrows ~ -.
night. wv ~
Following a quarrel with hsr
sweothear1 said 20 h. Feea&...
t.ainter, a soldier a. Fort all
ffora secured Is cnlther far.,l'
scr ana shot heraelf through tha
heart HaF mother. alrn. 4'T1,
BURROWS and the soldier ware a.
an ad1oininN room when e<~
trafodV occurred. The alrl U1I-
y minutes AFTER showing hsrsrl<
but fefused 70 talk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
MAN HELD FOR TAOS MURDER SAID TO have CONFEsSSSI
Court Sentences
Wife Beater to
Kiss Wife's s Foot

CHICAGO. May ia.--con.
stnntine Yndns. In court on
charges OF wife beating. was
ordered by Judge Haas to kiss
hts wife's foot.
The sentence was pronounced
when the prosecutor yelled
This man isn't III to hiss his
wife'H foot"
II think he l. flt and so
direct" said Judge Haas.
Whereupon iOdas stopped
and kissed the toe Of his wife's
shoe
Vow you're on probation"
said the Judge.