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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-26
MacIntyre Again
ThomasviHe Mayor

TOWNSVILLE, Ga, Dec. 22.-
In the race for mayor here Thursday
Fl. j. MacIntyre, the incumbent, won
over Judge H. w. Hopkins, by 40
votes in a very close race, and A. B.
Milton, chief of police, over j. "A.
Hughes. For aldermen, B. H.
Wright, w. E. Beverly, Ards Nc
DougaId, +. B. Harris, H. B. Fulle"
and B. F. Herring, of the old board
were reelected, with J. F. Pittman
and John Dixon new members. For
school board, w. a. Wat. j. H. Flow
ers, f. r. Jerger and Roscoe Fleet
wood We're nominated. J. w. H
Mitchell, treasurer; Miner Smith,
Clerk, and Fl. Fl. Martin, sexton, had
no opposition. .....---.-.-.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-26
FRENCH REJECT j. s.
INFORMAL PLANS To
CUT GERMAN DEBTS
BY PAUL SCOTT MOWRER

(speciaI Cable to The Atlanta Journal and
Chicago Daily News-Copyright, 1921
PARIS, Dec. 23-The French gov
eminent has declined the Informal
American suggestion that neutra.
commission of economists and finan-
ciers be formed to fix the repara-
tions total on the basis of Germany's
capacity to pay.
The French position is that the
total has been fixed by the experts
of the PREPARATIONS commission, thar
Germany's capacity to pay is utter
ly impossible to estimate accurately
under present conditions, that there
is no present thought of issuing &C
bonds and, consequently, all that the
allies are demanding from Germany
is fifty billion gold marks -(Sli :
90e,0O0) of which the French share
is only $4,000 900, 900 ($6,1SS,0 900, O0o),
In any case France never will sub
nit this vital question to arbitration
by disinterested parties.
1t should be added that, although
the French government has abah-
doned the idea of undertaking alone
the full military occupation of the
Ruhr basin. the French program in
other respects, has not been changed
since the recent conversations in
London.
The crux of this program is no
moratorium without new pledges.
France, following Germany's al
most certain default on January IL,
will act alone. The probable nature
of this separate French action was
indicated yesterday in a mucn APP
plauded speech by Francois Marsai,
former minister of finance, before
she senate,
'"The Ruhr BASIN" said M. Marsal,
sis an eminent coal basin. We al
ready hold all it's gateways in mill
tary way. Coal goes out and IRON
ore come in. Why not institute
passage of a tax on all raw ma
terials and manufactured goods Ell
Their ingong or coming out? A sort
I'll tu1hDNSE ldA sbCl as We PdJ
France? It. will be objected that
Germany manufacturers then may
cease work in the Ruhr.
do not believe they will for the
Germans are too practical, But even
if that happens we have merely tu
say the conflict is between the Ger
man workmen and their employers
and that it is none of our business
Moreover if industrial activity ill
the Ruhr district is diminished or
disappears entirely, there will be 4
corresponding gain for the indus
tries of the allies"
Senator Marsal concluded with
this cry to Premier Poincare.
You have the entire French peo
pie behind you, Choose the best
course of action and the entire eoun-
tTV will follow YOU"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-26
Flu Epidemic May
Halt Yule Services;
Six Clergymen Stricken

WILMINGTON, N. c., Dec. "a
Christmas services in a number OF
Wilmington churches babe fair to be
abandoned today.
Six Episcopal clergymep and two
officials of the diocese of East North
Carolina are seriously i'll from influ.
enza, a mild epidemic Of which Is
sweeping the state.
Those stricken include Right Rev
Thomas c. Darst, bishop of the do.
cese; Rev. w. r. Noe, executive sec
rotary; DR.. w. III. Milton, rector of
st. James church; George B. Elliott.
chancellor of the diocese; Thomas D.
Meares, treasurer; Rev. George w.
Lay and Rev. Theodore Patrick.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-26
Subsidy Bills Delay
Results in Move
To Amend Rules

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Delays
encountered by the administration
shipping bill resulted today in a
move by Senator Jones, Republican,
Washington, in charge of the meas
ure, to change the senate rules in
the next congress so as to permit
majority of the senate to secure ac-
ton.
He offered a resolution proposing
a special committee to consider re-
vision of the senate rules to permit
liberty Of action by a majority and
at the same time protect minority
rights
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-26
A. C. l.. Denies Charges
Of Defective Equipment

WILMINGTON, N. c., Dec. %
Attorneys for the Atlantic Coast
Line Railway company Friday filed
answers to the eleven counts brought
against the railroad recently by the
I. c. C. alleging the use of defective
equipment in the operation Of its
trains.
The answers, filed with the clerk
of federal court for the eastern dis
trict of the state, deny each and
every allegation and enter pleas OF
not guilty. Convictions on the
charges carry a fine of $500 for each
alleged offense. The cases will be
heard before Federal Judge Henry
G. Conner at the spring term OF
court s
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-26
Middle West Farmers,
Who Lost on Potatoes,
Plan Better Marketing

CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-By the AS
ISOLATED Press.)-Decreased acreage,
better marketing plans, increased
storage facilities and new markets
are being considered by middle west
ern farmers who lost money raising
potatoes this year, according to a
summary of the situation in five
potato raising states.
The five states, Michigan, Kan
sas, Nebraska, North Dakota and
Minnesota, raised approximately
100,000,000 bushels of potatoes this
year, but reports from most sections
indicate the growers lost money.
The reason is variously ascribed
to over production, car shortage and
lack of storage facilities.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-26
Rupprecht Doomed
AS Bavarian President

MUNICH, Bavaria, Dec. 25.-(By
the Associated Press. - Former
Crown Prince Rupprecht is being
prominently mentioned for presi-
dent of Bavaria, although an cleo
ton is regarded as remote posi-
bility for at least two years, the re-
manning tenure of office of the pres
srt diet.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-26
KILLS GERMS OF
p Y % n n n Z "A

Save your teeth. If you suffer
from bleeding, receding gums, gum
boils, or loose teeth, DON'T LOSE A
MINUTE.
Science has discovered a quick,
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-26
I Cured NV Fits

by simple discovery. Doctors gave me ,uup.
waukee, Wis. If you wish to try the same
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-26

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
FACTIONS
END WARFARE
REPUBLICANS AND
FREE STAIERS AGREE
Political Issue Between The
Two Parties Not Affected
By Reported Pact.
Arrll 24.-An agreement

London. April 24.--An agreement
has been reached between the mill
tary leaders Of the republican and
Free State forces In Ireland, says
dispatch to the Westminster Gazette
from Dublin, which Will constitute the
basis for peaceful ARRANGEMENTS III
connection with the future policy or
both sides and profoundly influence
events In southern Ireland for the
better.
The correspondent claims authority
for this announcement. and says he
understands that. IN consequence OF
The agreement arrived al. hnstilltles
between the forces arc 20 cease, al,
though the political issue in the two
parties f. not affected.
The decision. 1t is added, followed
negotiations between the respective
leaders. who havc been deeply infu'
cnced BY The fratricidaI character OF
tho struggle. as VOL az b. Considera'
lion W tho effects upon tho national
situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
DANCE FOLLOWED BY
FATALITIES FOR THREE
IN. Automobile Crashes INTO Railroad
TraIn-Other Turns Turtle on
Bridge

TrlrdcA. Mi"h. Arrtl c%.--T*o dea'h
cars droys away from da0'e at Dun
doe Mich saturday ~ midnight To-
dAv roG.cs of tlnc" :"un.; Ie""ie were
tgkcr - ,nclr homes ~ n"drhN f't""'
anal hree ,;thcrs arr scr "usl% inlnrc"'
ono &C ,rh"r NAY ~"
Kcn Rocs. -. Of Mayhec, Men. ana
Eiaurhc Erurhncr. -. ~ Milan. "ero
instantly hiiich. when En"s drove
rartv "r SIX. al talking and iauShinG
i,,o tic path or hg"krng l'etr"it' TO
leJo 4 Irorton Railroad freight raip
at A grad" crossing in Dundee.
Merrill King. ~. Of Milan was prob
ahiv fatally injured, and Lorraine Bruck-
nor, Is. nf Milan. and carl 1senhau"r'
80, Of Ma. bee. were seriously injured
Arabel!e Statlcr. II, nf Milan, who MAS
seated IN the front scat with the Two
who were killed. escaped. untnjurcd.
About the same trmo lab"rda frale%
is. o. Adrian was kil"d when the mach
mo in whica shA was passenger
strurn 4 hrjdE" aud turned turN" near
Rrit,on. four and half miles vest ~
Dundee. Thi'e Ctncrs in the machine
e3Ca ped unhurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
600 GUESTS FLEE FROM
BURNING HOTEL WILLARD
JerSeyiteS Frightened
By 0dorous Meteor

Ashtur, Tark. y, =. Apr'l GA
meteor. d's"hars!rE "dorou@ sasss
dashed throush -rare 70 tho south OF
this pla,e 4. "'r'v"k tonight. d;sap-
reared In a ihuu,!"r"Ua roar and fright
cnrd residents Of many coas: towns
Window pancs IN residences IN Toms
River were shattered by mo explosion
and tho sascs p"iiulluS III" Atmosphere
for moro than a quarter hour 'pmi'cIi""
tho residents - hold dampcued hana
ksrrhlcfs - their uoS;riiS.
In I.akehurs, usuy oi tn" buildings
ccr, shaken a. r. h> an earthquake.
bu, ia. ga~rS v"r" not noticed.
4 Part, cd /, town ouiria!S. has set
out for ,hr >prt at which the ru"icor
fell, rclIr,ci t. hr near NT""n -N''''
In FINES. a yillage thirty ruNns from
here
The a.mospn"ro rhcnomenon' accord
iug - mary Persons Nh" witnessed H..
lasted for about = mlu,i' lSnt uh!
s,rcak &C llSh, e. tiI.i = became cehu
ICu,l, rrlorcd as i n"ared the "aT'h'
and At time. appeared - hal 0'"m"n'
,a;lv IN space. adopt ? ne" ""'lr-". 'h"h
.ic.zaE na.h AKA witnesses d' area
Tho meteor f-li :r'" tho s"A. about a
milo OF ~urrr q; >r.,r'dr ndrN. 'hirtF'
rive !ulC. south ~ h'r", witnesses q"
C!ared.
Tho yc.csit,i mass, - " s'.I'" -"
nater rsu,cl .ju eNpl"s''rl tGat sho"h
tho resiIcu,cS o. the Village "nd lhr"N
spray :" great height ""5ii"N'S '".u
Volume; ui steam Chen dr"S". and III t'!'.
Ing ashore, uauSeLted macy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
BREAKS;
MILLION Loss
Six Thousand Acres Of Sugar
Cane Field Is Under
Water.

New Orleans. April ga break IN
the Mississippi river levees at Myrtle
Grove, 80 miles south OF New Orleans
today flooded more than six thousand
acres Of sugar cane plantations with
an estimated damage OF $l,OO0.0OO
Every effort TO close the breach has
been unsuccessful and the water. at
last reports was spreading over cul'
tivated lands two miles above the
break and 10 a point s miles below.
Leree engineers, after a conference
today, decided to give NJ attempts
TO bar the gap and instead to tie"
the broken levee with taupa.ines IN
hopes OF preventing further washing.
In addition to the loss to sugar
cane growers, oyster and shrimp beds
and the muskrat trapping industry
will suffer greatly by the lnundauon
OF fresh water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
BY FIRE
FOR AV|ATORS
Pilot and Passenger Meet Horrible
Fate at Warn1Inster Field.

Hathoro, Pa. April 23.-TTo men
were burned to death at the Warmin'
ster flying field late today when their
airplane burst into flames at an altt.
tudc OF about $50 feet and crashed to
earth. The victims, Charles Van Der
we're, a former army pilot. and Harry
n. Schaefer NJ Philadelphia, passen.
scr, were burned beyond recognition.
More than ono hundred spectators
witnessed tho accident.
Van ncrvere had taken several pas
soncers on short flights during the
afternoon. and a dozen others we're
waiting their turns. A few minutes
after he asccnded with Schaefer. the
srectators saw flames shoot out from
the machine. and an instant later IT
started downward, ablaze from end to
end.
II fell nose down into the earth. SO
fierce was the FIRE that efforts TO res
cue the men were impossible, al
though II is believed the occupants
were dead before they reached the
ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
MARSHAL STAYS
RA|D|NG OFFICER
Masked Gang Raids Bootleg
gers Home and Commit
Disorderly Acts.

Los Angeles Caus. Ap-!i cs.--Ons
man Is dead and two others wounded
one possibly fatally, as tho result OF
raid at Ingle~ood. a suburb carly TO-DAY
on the housc OF An alleged ho"'lcgS"r ~
o hand Of masked mon. estimated dt
more titan 100.
The dead man !s CnnstS nic NJ. i.
Moshcr. Of InC'"wood and 'iro ""und"d
arc his son Waiter MoShcr. his deputy.
and lcouard Euigg. y src"ial deputy
sheriff.
They were shot by Frank N""r""r.
night marshal ~ Inglcwo"H. "h'n he
went 70 rho aid 90 the alleged bootleg
ger and his family.
Disorderly Acts
According 10 officials the raid va IN
the nr,uc cf Matthias ElGuay"n. wh" with
h!s brother. FidoI was seized aud bound.
Then they. were threatened with dca'h
ard nnally dragged from their HON" aud
carrisd six miles. where they W"'e lctt'
tied
Next. ~ Is charged. Ecruarda ana
Mary l:.Gua: ca. IS aud L.. daughters OF
ridc!. were compelled 10 dress before
the raiders.
All inmates oc the rldIayrn h";ne
werc aA,cep when The -aidere arrived.
Niolrn: hammer.n6s a. tho doo!n
aroused thom
II answered. 'rc hr"rhing a. ~"
harh ,in"r." Mrs NugHia r'GHaycr. VIZ"
n lYde, %a!d 'S"lcra' ma:i'L "'"n
demanded = d-:nA We t"ld them wn d'1
M, have anything . drink. h"' '""Y
nushed opca tho door aud III q minute
,ne nouse was filled win twenty =" 'h;".
aSl Many fla SDCI
re olScrS IN oGr faces
"Th.v accused me or rurriAE \ s'tI'
sa.d Fidcl E>duayrn Then dcmandcd
- .,o,v whore :. va They era hh"i
ne and ny brother Matthias aud h"u"d
is Thrn they raaSackHd THO house.
Toy even weat INTO my daughters bed
~ocn. They made the girls dress IN
front % them With th",do"r oDc7.
100 Masked Men In Band
after rho ~len had torn Up every
hing they dragged us out.
lust as W, got outside and were lined
In tive shooting started.
'~N-her v- were taken outside. W"
sax probably 100 masked men in ado,
.,or - those uho Nd entered.
"7'he leader vell"H. a motorcycle cop
and some fools are coming
Matthias and "'r" 2n' N I'rS"
black touring lar
.ru:- ran-o~S 't~rdf"Ucf - Va IS "
- ,rc didn't 'eu -" location ~ stu
.hn.. hco. ~ 's>>rS lh"G'.
".., .e r-,lr4 ~" wa= ',.r y" had ~"
a"l'
.r.,ar,.. .h." ist. ~ t,~ or SIX n,!,":
r>o,, r,-,. a:,er 'h-"afenl"g - sEo0'
- - 80 e'a. IL 4",'h'ns ma ha7-
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Spo~,al r:Sr.at,h T. The Tnteli'scn""r.
%,cphen,i'fc, rhin. ,rru - -- John
,ro,.- so ,,, minor ,.,ct And killed
'''.' .,,t- h,,,,,
",$ VIZ ,,',.' I'. ~. -, ,r,,fnr '-, .hn, ,nd
- NV@h lIin th'5 m"Th'"E' S""t ".'u
"""nIrh h" step .u"' i'nusa 'an %t,,'
aE%d ~, ana ,'i.,'. lu''," va ciii % hosni;al
t"I. ''",' J" - 'h N ',% ,,n'n,"a ,[' 9nIie,
here "'"A ,'1r ''.. ,i ''r.'o raoa
,'.,,,,o. - II EirI, nr Jefferson coua-
',""'' ,.,'>n, - tnyostisa;e the
h"''h q: N'N' h' S I', ao,,ra rrnr,
,''.+' "."' ",,. ~, w., r,Jn salts, all of
"a" "'"""o" - ,,,'' .,,,'" .,rht ~ nine
no r"-' "i e,",,9ILrc, ne ",'',i haa left tns
'.'N' 49,. srhoo, mis- morning,
uouse Tor SUNDAY s"ho"' @ ,h'S ~" ',,,, 49,,
."1'.nS nc; dnG NJ an" ',,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
LADY AST0R IS
CHARMING GUEST.
Baltimore Society and Pan
American Conference Dele
gates at Reception.

Baltimore Md. April 2S-rsrt OF Bal.
ttnore society and all Of tHe toreiSh
delerate to the Pan America confer
cnce Of xomen met LADY Astor to-day
a, 4 reception given BY Mrs, John W.
Garrett. At whose fine suburban home
,he Arsr woman member OF the HOUSE
OF Commons. 10 guest. Governor
Richie Of Maryland had a cnat WIN
Lady Astor during the reception.
For everyone tho lively Viscountsse
had 4 bright greeting. or Witty ID.
mark, and with many she talked o
the happy times when she was . oeo1'
eant. beauty Of Virginia. All eenS
.uay smiling. Tnsir spirits seemed
el.ctrified by contact with the vi"Acaous
visitor.
Thi. morning Lady Astor rested sao
worked on one OF the speeches shS
to deliver. .- rE
(Which one?" she was asked a..
~ don't know what one" she fepnc@
Tonight She said her program Wa %
.clean my teeth. wash MY faos ana %
to bed"
AZ the reception Lady Astor wore .
lavender ct.re de chine dress, neck.
i,ca a, pearls and black picture nek
.lantrx az sharp angle over es3
right eve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
TO OPERATE
PLANT CLOSED BY STRIKE

Mexico CRY. April 2% .~- The govern
ment today took Cuntfol Of he textile
factory La Ahcld tho employees OF
which have been on strike for many
weeks. Tho reason for tho govern
meut's action was that the owners
had been unable 10 reach an agree
ment with the workmen. whose idle
ness had resulted in sympathetic
strikes and several disturbances. An
administrative board has been ap
pointed to operate the factory. which
is one Of the largest in the federal
district
More than twelve thousand work
men are now on strike following the
valkort Al the Abeja plant, and it Is
understood they will return to work
In their various factories tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
ONE KILLED; THREE
HURT IN AUTO CRASH
Machine Plunge1 over oeTenty-Toot
EmbAnEment Near FArmont

Fairmont, ". Va. April 23.-One MAJ
was Killed and three other persons Sc
r,ously lriu-M when the automobile in
which they "err rrdi"S plunged over
al embankNer' ncar hero tonight 1Ae
injured werc taken 10 hosp'a! nero.
The dead mau is traih Morose, OF
Dakota, a coal mhIec
Andy Taylasky. OF Dakota and Jacob
Wroble. OF Pennington. are a. H'"
hosptal In dangerous condition.
I.udle and Wanda Laaky. sisters. were
taken 70 their home At FarminEton. ana
their condition Is rot yet Determined.
The car made sheer plunge or near
" seventy feet and landed upturned on
the railroad tracks below.
The car WAS en- route to Pennington
and shortly before the acciden; the
lights failed.
Tie injured girls are high school stu
dents
Tho car was owned and driven by
Wrobla
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Flklne, ". Va. April 81 United
States marshals we're today serving
notices Of temporary restraining
order awarded late today BY United
States District judge ". r. Baker
against the international Association
OF Maohinists and other allied crafts
and about 100 local striking shopmen
who have maintained strike against
the Western MaryL'nI railway alonS
It's lines in West Virginia since March
o5. The order WAS awarded on the
application of F.. A. Flowers and 5. /.
Spears. counsel fn: The railway com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
Mutual Savings Trust Company !.
Succeeds Mutual Savings Bank
JUDGE BAKER ENJO|NS WESTERN MARYLAND
STRIKERS FROM INTERFERING With MAILS

nanv. end Is rcturuable at Elkins
Thursday.
The temporary order Is based on al
legged Interference with train service
In Interstate as we'll as intrastate
commerce, and with retarding tho
carrying OF u. 9. mall.
The defendants are prohibited from
picketing enmasse, or in crowds. but
are permitted to ATTEND at any place
where they may lawfully be for the
purpose Of peacefully and lawfully
receiving and communicating lnior'
nation concerning the industrial dis
pute between them and the railway
company
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Leaf Tobacco Company. and the many
friends OF the family here regretted
s!rcs-el-- TO learn 81 the Tragedy
NJ and Ms Basha- received the
wars ~ n. shooting about nine O'Clock
surds1. morning. and Mrs Bashar Wa
almost prostratA With sri-f Later N
~. dsv 81. and her husband left for
her fathers hone
NJ Fel- visited his dauEhfar IN
Wheeling ONLY abo.t a week ago ano
10 i'-r~rlr has 4 large number or nc-
o,,aIn,,,,..4. some Of whom sad 'aHt
.,r.L. ..,t lh", .n," nat Vi: aitL Mrs.
lie: had been mL>lrS tu"Ur.e It." some
me
Nv. L,miiy Helt was h!H third wife
and tho dauRhter WHO Was wounded
/, her child 0 4 ear1nax nnAu1ASA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-24
VATICAN DENIES
That It HaI Treaty With Soviet RuSIaA
or Hs-eEta ahlishmant OF
RslahouS

Rome, April 2S.-tB ythe Associated
Press 1.-The Vatican denies t1e exist"
once Of any treaty between II amu Soviet
Russia 1t was lcitrncd at tho vatican
tlday that thero has been no re eStao-
lishmcut Of relations Win i'uSs'a'
The Holy SEQ is preparing 10 Scnd an
expedition oc Jcsu'tS and "ihrTt 10 f>us-
81. on work purcly !u CONNECTION with
,he surcorirE oc tho CImiue stricken
rsrtons The expedition. il = stated.
Will have no missionary or other reH-
rious aims