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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
oi91i observation-disclosures

or. something would have hip-
Bowed ln thu nirht &C. make todnv
foolish.
fIi
Nupu be- went down into Tid-
borough lu Ilp morning 90 WAS 60
aI once that this tomorrow
sIiu ro Tic Co its precedent day
Do .rI nsiil,I M. The previous duN
I.r.-Ua1ov,t wan The nov day
rIt s1f.1 10.
Hc went into the office. The
ruernuou post had brought letters
tu H.e Ge-k &c turned them over
without Interest tusu cIUghi up
tHp FROM NUUG.
NHr.. tHie frlghtffl wlr' /
hH. thanked God Du my knee. Tor
sou than ilr week. y,u prevented
ue q, had done IL with this
Tony hn. H.loinsi tho Guards uu
was .u the l;,a,ra. 90 Officers
And sou .., thIt whatever Hls
boon ard i- dear ~, ray man
Go stand hy, boz tnI- datku H
would Iyr 1t..n fuu awful 90 !
e.ulIuf . auJ thaut G.l Joy 5ag
IsfU and lrHu and arIin
N.rI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
Stony Numbor 70

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AiUk Wtf, never Iu Fnt uNur tlf
seven H-u4uta4u.
Thcr hadn't gone over IlH Of
thsm yea ana here ttoY W.. with
another difficulty before tina
sofugonv hHu Stolen On. iu. r,rsrB
from it hiding plHrr Nlrnrr'
% wa nf ru uf ta .urfi.I t.s.lf
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&c., WASN'T TWpItH Isas H.
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NH. mos allowed fu fli fham
Ieaies- aft"r nndus that HE
terrible dl f1mF Dr. had sr 90 thr
T'fIlH hal cHme in hofnlns 30 vgna
90 disguised thuf b. r'rv iatt b.
NI. rHfr Aui rhlucnl hImr.lf from
Dc lnfo q dracon sealn end
tlrIr hn aulkrH aud aufiaH
horr ne cni1yri himself 8U.nr
Nloh ana Nancy stood Ioaa ms
md looking rf the hollow ura lr
thf sreuud shCfr tnr rarH-i Ma
seen trylne 20 make un tiisir
windH wha to 40 utEf amen
Nancy happened o. tIoI d ZONE
WIN noe inr A. h rliiad re4,
she sew q rnuud nnle
just ioot there sht pointed.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

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nl Scissors ilaf come and stolcf
just Tor mcaunraf'
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COZ hiui} hiir tn know What kiul
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M1 mf whom have w. her~
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Ana Who O BOA '
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

pHirolmau Charles Flood. NeW work. traWc cop.
becomes lannon's over night hy makIuE his first are
rest BOZ a. Years ITS captive WIS 81 iuuitOr who
'snasr1' him
Blood slta that people arou't au, WORSE than they
used ta 'f that cvi-docrs mrrely get morn putlirlfN
49, credits ha pracicing Of mo Golden Emc f1r hs
uo. huNINc to mako Hn arrest Zoo 500 wuu' tOHrs While
600 ul mot arrrt with hlm. ua 20 rood thine to have
o. mrn utr Flood Ia % police ol other ORGANIZATION ls
ID balance wheel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

Nthcf devntopeo
~ aparks are Delns
1890, outbreaks - INC
f.sm Of smallpox have neen -,
ta from Chicago ana "ih''
%,aafS separated points
r~r q number OF years 'he
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06
DEADLY WEAPONS

VXJE were impressed by "a comparison at
w some of fhc penalties assessed against law
" breakers Iu thc local police court Monday
A man alleged Co have hnuriShrd q deadly
weapon. viz, a revolver. while under the lutlu.
cncc 81 liquor. was fined $50.
Two men charged with having driven au
automobile while under the influence oi liquor
were fined 500 each. sentenced 90 30 days m
jail, and fine avid iail terms suspended upon
promises of good behavior
Far he 10 from MS t1 discuss The merit of this
suspension Of sentence. We are not familiar
with the circumstance and We do not want 60
incur the diSpleg~urc Of The court
u may be- worth pointing out. o. tho public
nj large, however, ana without particular ref
ercncc 20 anything or anybody that am luto.
mobile. when driven hy q man under the udu
cncc Of hu1or. IS likely Go hc a much more
deadly weapon than is "a revolver Tho rc
volvcr II is true, may De concealed while the
booze driven motor car cannot Doc hidden on
tn other hand n revolver can Doe carried hy "a
person sou-cd and not result boz certain dIs1s'cr.
Tho automobile ru.dcd by 20 booze inspired
drivers seldom. if ever gets 20 tho garage with
ont disaster OF deadly weapons me booze
driven car is The more dangerous boz action and
~ w.A. 80. A. -
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900 mus lnd Cod lurWa wllr .I-u
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them were running -o hrtp up ara
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

d preventive of smallpox. % is CO..
sfrtln} that oun should be VIC
cinatrf earlr To- lie
s baby shuuld be- vacCinated IN
Ifa lrHi volr and again az the trr
nf HfN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

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H 'O surtcerfh ocn,ur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

A va-n .1 t1oi 90 men
"lrs 81. WaE, nas Recently been
.1.nr.fiH. .r IHHUHu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-06

lrrlHud has tho mrccaf hle iu
the hritiah isie Latte Nrafh 3
square miic iu area
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15

CORRECTED

Up to press time only two COM (
plants had been registered regard.
ing the story in The Times yesterdav
about the little holdup Of the soft
drink saloon at West State street
First comes Mrs. Elizabeth Cool
who runs the rooming house AZ 94
state street. the address under which
the men who were arrested were
booked at the Hammond police sta
tioH.
Says she: You made a big nii
take In saying those men lived All
my place. They don't live here ana
never did,
Well. Mrs Cook. the mistake was
made by the men. They gave that
address at Hammond and were stick
ing to it when tried in West Ham
mond last night. But that's III
right. The correction is eheerfuils
made
Next came Wilbur Brookshire. II
developed after he was taken to the
Hammond station that he had mere
~ been in the saloon. but was moi
one Of the gang Of hold-ups So he
was held as a witness. He was re-
leased last night after tho trial RI
lives at 65 State street.
The two men who actually uuile&
the robbery. Kendall Brown and ras
Gaffney. were fined $40 and costs
when arraigned before Judge Kowal-
ski. of West Hammond last night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
MANY INTERESTING
.FEATURESONP PROGRAM
FOR WOMEN'S LEAGUE


The Indiana League or won,er
Voters Joint Meeting or the TER
District and Lake county 10 bc hefd
at the First NJ +. church in Ham
mond, saturday, December is. 1922
promises TO be a very interesting
meeting. as the speaker Of the az
ternoon brings a message evcrv
woman should hear.
No pains has been spared To-
make this program one most en-
loyable TO all In addition Is The
fine address b. Mrs. Rose. Mrs. i.
L. Bomberger Will sing acconipar-
led by Mrs. Mickish which atone
Will be well worth hearing.
There will be the election OF Of
ficers by Lake County league with
reports on the work done in the
county by the different branch
leagues. A fine banquet VIII be
served at 6;3o and the evening pro-
gram, which will rival the after
noon meeting. in interest, will be
opened by community singing led
hy Miss Lena Schlessinger.
Mayor Daniel Brown viii give the
address Of welcome. The legisfa-
tive program m viii be given BY Miss
EtelFa Rockenbach the discussion
will be led bw Rep. AhIgren. OF
Whiting J. Glenn Harris. Gary.
VIM Love. Hammond Emmett
White, Gary and others.
There will be delegates here from
Lafayette, Rensselaer,, Valparaiso.
Lowell, Crown Point. East Chicago
W hitting aad other places.
1T is tbs hope Of the League of
Women Voters To arouse the IN
te-est Of every woman voter in
the work Of the coming state logis-
lature. and the lea que composed Of
members of all political parties,
wor-tng for the common good 81
al should be abie to uphold and
support our law makers in passing
measures for the betterment ~
conditions, and they should oppose
all vicious and class legislation.
Thus we may have a governments
"Of the people, by the people. and
for the people" that it may not 5
said * US that the ballot 20 5.
has been a curse rather thaf 4
blessing =
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
i. s. ARMY
SURGEON
ARRESTED
Capt. Charles Pike Alleged
to be Regular Free
Lance Lover

T.
ROW n POINT. ind. December
lo--~'aptain Charles Pike United
states army surgeon attached to
the Marine Hospital al Chicago. was
70 be arraigaed for hearing this
afternoon before Justice or the
Peace Howard Kemp on charges
OF bigamy. Pike was brought here
last night by deputy sheriffs from
his Chicago home after Mrs. Mar
Sery 4. Pike had sworn out an af-
hdaNrt charging him with bigamv
following Pixies marriage in Crown
Point on Move mher to Miss Fran
ces Heile. daughter Of Louis A.
Heile, prominent Chicago attorney.
Pike. alleged free lance lover. is
said 70 have lived for a number of
Years in Pennsylvania with Mrs.
Pike his Common law" Wife. He
gave his age as Sc. The second
Mrs. Pike told the county clerk she
was "a
Pixies undoing came as the re-
suit OF colusion. II is charged be-
tween Attorney Heile. who opposed
his daughters marriage and the
first Mrs Pike whom he reached in
living. He got Mrs. Pike, number
two, to swear out the affidavit. it
Is alleged. hoping TO convict Pike
of higamy and later divorce him
from his daughter.
According to well-posted attor-
neys in Hammond the action against
Pike is without basis in law in
spite of the fact that governors OF
both Indiana and Illinois honored
requisition papers for the return of
Pike to this state. According to
the statutes OF Indiana a common
law" wife is entitled to alimony
and other proper relief but in as
much as no legal marriage Is con-
summated the common law hus-
band may marry a later love ac-
cording TO law without fear Of hay
ing committed bigamy, says The at
torneys.
Pike is held at the county ! jail
awaiting arraignment or action by
his attorneys. lie Is said 70 have
met Frances Hetle Pike while she
was assigned 10 the Marine hospital
as Red Cross nurse.
Action started by attorney Geo.
Of crown Point. FOR /
Pixies first" wife was responsible !
for state warrants and extradision
papers being prepared at Indiana
polls and Springfield. Having all !
details complete the Crown Point |
authorities arrived in Chicago at !
1 r. m. yesterday afternoon and af-
ter taking the matter up with the +
Chicago sherin's office made the ar
rest. They bundled Pike into an
auto and as the Chicago press have
(, spirited him away to Crown Point.
Instead of confidins with the
Chicago police department the
Crown Point authorities took the
matter up direct with the Cook
sounty sheriffs office. who advised
he officers to make the arrest. Be
,ause the Chicago police knew moth
ng about It. it was q kidnapping
ase pure and simple
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
HERR|N
KILLINGS
SUGGESTED
LINTERNAIIoNAL NEMs sEaYlcEl

IL
MARION, I'LL. Dec. I5-otis clark.
one Of the five defendants in the
Herrin mine massacre murder trial
suggested the numbering Of nom
union miners at tho Lester strip
mine on the morning Of June Ell. a
Anton miner testified on the stand
sbday
We augnt - take these men out
and kin them" william r. Goodman
declared on the witness stand Clark
had said on the morning OF the
murders.
Another man. whom Goodman
eould not identity. oounselled against
summary action. he said.
If We kill these men il will be
the wo-se thing that can flappen to
rs er the miners anion all over the
country" the man said
Clarks alleged statement was
forced from Goodman by states
Attorney Delos Duty. in tho face Of
opposition by defence attorneys.
DO I have 70 answer that ques-
tion.e Goodman qneried, when Duty
asked + he heard Clark say any
thing on the morning Of the lnassa-
ere.
Judge Hartnell ordered the wit
ness TO answer the question
Goodman pointed out the bespee-
lacled defendant ana dramatically
repeated the words The statement
startled the courtroom into breath
less silence
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
BORDER PATROL
FOR RIO GRANDF

v WASHINGTON. Dec. I5.-Creatiao
Of a border patrol along the Ria
/ Grande river to suppress the smur-
Cling Of aliens and the Importation
Of narcotics and to aid in prohibi-
tion enforcement was recommended
today by Secretary of Labor Davis
by Special Agents Charles T. Con
nell and r. ". Burton. who have
Just completed an extensive survey
Of conditions along the Mexican
border
In urging creation of the patrol.
Coanell and Burton declared the
many alien Mexican Iaborers lille
gally in the United States menace
American labor and communities
and civil officials because Of the
large number OF undesirables.
Not only would the border pa
troll concern itself with preventing
smuggling Of Aliens. according to
the report. but it would also serve
to suppress importations Of liquors
and narcotics into the Uuited states
Ia it would be vested authority to
enforce all laws on the border now
enforced by various government
branches
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
TNGENUI N

Through the ingenuity o1 vg.s.
Waiter l.. Wise. Mrs. Earl Iidmnel.
Mrs. =. L. Eggers and Mrs. James
yiviarA comprising the ~bust-aess
district" sales committee for the
disposal OF Red cross Anti-Tubercu-
losis Christmas seals, the job of get
ting rid Of the seals has become not
a question Of finding ouyers but Of
getting more stamps. The women
have compiled an interesting list Of
possible uses for the stamps. They
have found odd and intriguing uses
for the ''pennyap piece" stickers. As
4 result the drive for sale OF the
seals i'm the business district has
been most successful. they report.
Commercial houses are wing with
one another in record purchases.
Mrs. Howard stevens is city chair
man in charge Of the distribution II
$500 with the stamps III Ham
mond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
FARMER IS
INDEBTED
HUGE sum
]. T. Judy Assigns For S325,
600 Liabilities in Warren
County
RENSSELAER,. IND

A-"NS % LILA EIt Ind. Dec. I5-
John F. Judy. a prominent land
owner and real estate dealer or
arren county. well known in
Rensselaer, and Jasper county has
made Z general assignment ~ aIa
property. real and personal. " T4ar-
'eE D' billings of Wllianasport Ar,
Judy's liabilities it is believed 1vfIi
total $225.ooo. while ii II safd bis
assets amount to between s3oo ooo.
and 100000. ess'9OO
Ihe depreciation in the valua Of
farm land and the inability OF Mr..
Judy TO dispose Of land ownea ~
him because Of there not bat,,v :,
market for land at the present tins
- gwen as the cause for the assign
ment In order to ward off law suits
The principal Indebtedness il to
banks Of Lafayette and Attica and
IN other cities.
Mr Judy owns about 1000 acres
of land which is located in Warren
and other counties in Indiana and
IN various state. He founded the
town Of JudTville. Of about 800 in
hahitants. about fifteen years ago
Mr billings has fifteen davs in
which to file bond as trustee. He
said that he would file the BOND
either Thursday or today. An in
ventory viii be bugun inmediatelv
after the bond is filed. MFR. billings
said
Mr., Judy was for several Years
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
BROSS LLOYD
FAILS To PAY
1HRS2O,OOO
INTERNATIONAL nrMs srR,

I'M TEFNATioNAL hEWs sERVfcEl
CHICAGO Dec, William
Bross Lloyd. millionaire communist.
faces eviction from his beautiful
Winnetka. Illinois. estate. If<he
does not pay the s2o.o he owes
the federal govern ent on the for
feitel bond OF William D. Haywood
fugitive l. ". W leader. within
ten days. his property viii be seiz-
ed to satisfy a writ issued against
him today BY Federal Judge George
r. Page.
Lloyd vas released from the Jol-
let penitentiary the day before
Thanksgiving after he had served
seven da~s Sof-s-a- one to FIVE year
sentence imposed upon him for vlo-
lation of the state syndicaiism law.
Haywood was arrested during the
same drive that resulted in Lloyd's
conviction, but fled to Russia. His
bonds Of $4,000 were ordered for
feited
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
GROMAN
ASKS FOR
RECEIVER
Demands Information as to
ReCei is of Con, ,,oIida-
ted Realty Co.

Dissention has entered the ranks
Of tie Consolidated Realty CO. Of
Hammond, which owns the Nee rotel.
Today pr, Herman 4 Groman, a
heavy stockholder il the corporation
asked that 4 receiver De appointed
. % take charge Of the assets and
find out what IS being done with the
receipts.
Gustav aruenich Is president of
the COMPANY lie Il also treasurer
His wife Mary. is secretary.
The complaint. prepared by At
torneys Bon7herger. Peters 4. North
land states the corporation was
formed number of years ago and
capitalized at $4,000. Five hundred
shares at 500 each were sold Meu-
nich holds the majority Of the stock.
No officers were ever regularly cleo
ted. Groman says Meunich simply
usurped the job. He also saw TO it
that he became treasurer and his
wife secretarv
The corporation owns the hotel
building and the real estate on which
it is located The total valuation is
100000 The hotel IS leased at $500
month
During the wears the hotel has
been rented, Groman says approxi-
mately 100000 has been collected
by Mucnich The latter has taken
the money. paid bills and then given
no accounting or the balance Gro
man figures there should be s5o.0o0
in the treasur whereas there seems
70 be only 800 on hand
On the evening of December 6th.
Groman went 70 the Meunich home
10 attend meeting Of stockholders.
lie demanded that Muenich as presi-
dent call the session to order and
inform him how the corporation
stood financially Muenich refused
70 convene the meeting and refused
TO give out any information. When
GToman insisted Muenich ordered
him out Of the house
So Croman says his only reconfs
is to have q receiver appointed to /
audit the accounts and trace The
money which lie insists Muenich has /
ted to his own use He in
Inmates that the receiver win have
tough sleddins as the Muenichs have
not kept books ia the regular man
ner
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
Jury ACQUITS
GARY MAN

CROWN POINT. Ind. Dec 15-
aD.-sam Michapolas OF Gary.
who has been on teial this week.
charged with arson, was acquitted
by jury in the criminal court on
Thursday. Though the evidence
against Michapolas was very strong
the Jury. after several hour delib-
GRAFTON. considered the testimony of
the witnesses vas not conclusive
enough to conviet him. Representa-
tiyes from the state fire marsha
office assisted II the prosecution 81
the case which took the major poF-
ton of two days. Metropolis was
proprietor of the BIEe Bird restau-
rant on Broae0-aE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
HARB0R MAN
SUES FOR $4,000

George slanac asks for $4,000
damages in a suit fled today in the
Hammond Superior court against
Frank Helmsn. Slanac who lives
II Indiana Harbor SAYS he was hit
by Helmans automobile on Novem-
Der 18th as he was crossing Guthrie
street a Michigan avenue r A.
Parksis attorney for the platntin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
fRTLTTIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvicEl
PHILADELPHIA. IA, Dec. is
Five motor bandits today shot
and slightly wounded Harry Nc
Kee. a messenger of the First
National Bank of Darby and
robbed him OF $4,000 The thugs
escaped.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
(BTLETIN1

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVICEf
NEW CASTLE. IND. Dec. Is
Three days after finding of
the bodies, mystery or hatchet
killing of Billy shafer and his
wife Susie, a. their farm twelve
miles north of here. was no near
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
Bulletins
lBJ LETINN
INTERNATIONAL NEWS ssRylceI

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYicel
NEW YORK. Dec 1.-THE
bodies Of Mrs Mary I1apello. so
and her son, Fred, 8 who had
been shot to death and then
brutally knitted. were discovered
early today by hreinen who
found their Coney Island home
in flames. Indications were that
the slayer had set the fire to
cloak his crime.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
fBULETINl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEeYfcEI
MALTA. Dec. Mason Nit
chell. American consul. who was
recently wounded by an assaiiant
returned to his desk today. The
assailant has been committed 70
an asylum for the insane.
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LlRTEzEAIioMsL NEWS sgRvlcEl

Mt. STERLING. Ky, Dec. ID
Hostilities were resumed in the
mountains of Menefiee county early
this morning between the moon
sinners and prohibition enforce
mept officers.
Bob Balland, said TO be leader Of
the outlaw gang which has been
defying government agents was
shot and instantly killed and his
brother. Charles Ballard. severely
wounded. Guy Cole. dry agent Of
Bowling Green was also killed.
Today's casualties brings the to-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15

Christmas shoppers look for the
ood news in our next ad. We have
st purchased at q fraction Of the
zho3esaie cost a high g-ade sample
ne Of piano lambs. overstuffed
ocSers largest sized dressed sleep
a@ dolls. doll oars and dozens Of
tter TOYS that ml4st Be sold with
, tae HoNt five days regardless os
0st. Come in ard ec chem before
3uying open evenings Until Xmas
]. Ari0in. manager. Hammond FUR
ntLare CO. 80 East state street.
ilsing.1 1l1lS
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INDEPENDENT
FRENCH ACTION
IS THREATENED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

PARIS, Dec. 10 - Independent
French action against Germany. ~-lth
occupation Of part of the Ruhr ba-
sin. was threatened by Premier Pom
care in his declaration Of policy in
the chamber of deputies this after
noon.
France wishes to proceed with
the allies in fullest cooperation. =
said Premier Poincare. But If nee
essary. France VIII act alone. She
viii install her own engines (min
ing engines) and engineers and of-
fcials if they VIII join later