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Evening star., 1925-06-01
DOGS FRANTIC EFFORTS
TO SAVE MASTER FAIL
Attempt to Bring Help to Young
Man Who Was Drowning
Proves Fruitless.

By the Associated Press.
LAKE WALES, Fla, June l.
Frantic efforts of a dog to save his
master proved fruitless early yester-
day morning when King Bassett, 81
years old, drowned in Lake Wales
after being exhausted in an attempt
to reach his boat
The dog, attracted to the shore of
the lake by young Bassett's calls for
help, ran to the Bassett home nearby
and barked continuously. The mother
was awakened but did not follow the
dog to the lake, where but a short
distance away her son was drowning
The youth had been in swimming
and was plotting his boat when he
feiI backward into the water.
Evening star., 1925-06-01
CRACK ARGENTINE PONIES
WALES POLO MOUNTS
Best of Land to Be Gifts to Prince
on Forthcoming Visit to
South America.
BY the Associated Press.

BUENOS AIRES, June When
the Prince of Wales plays polo on his
forthcoming visit TO Argentina he will
ride the five best ponies in the coun-
try, and they will be. his own prop
erty. They will be the winning ponies
at the annual Argentine live stock
show, purchased and presented to him
by the Argentine Rural Society. which
stages the show.
So that the prince can attend it. the
date of the inauguration of the show
has been advanced from September
to August IA.
Evening star., 1925-06-01
Asquith Knight of Garter.

LONDON. June CP.-Lord Oxford
and Asquith has been appointed a
Knight of the Garter. He is the sec
ond eX-premier to receive this honor
in recent years, A. J. Balfour having
been decorated with this order in
1922. and then assuming the title of
the Earl of Balfour
Evening star., 1925-06-01

1t is natural for people to talk, but
they must be taught silence.
Evening star., 1925-06-01

Lots of men would willingly work
for their board-if they could find
some one to work.
Evening star., 1925-06-01
Bulgaria Drops Army Recruits.

SOFIA, Bulgaria. June / (P).-The
minister of war has issued orders for
the immediate discharge of the ad-
ditional troops which Bulgaria had
recruited. This is due to the refusal
of the amba ssa doris council to per-
nit their further retention.
Evening star., 1925-06-01
Carnegie Fund Aids TOXIC College.

NEW YORK. June 1 CP).-The Car
negie Endowment for International
Peace through its director, DR.. Nicho-
las Murray Butler, has given $4,000
to help rebuild Psuda Collge in
Toxic, it was announced yesterday
by Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip. chair
man of the Psuda College committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22
PAGEANT PROGRAM AND
HORSE TROT ENTRIES
PROLOGUE.

ARRIVAL OF MISS ELLSWORTH AND HER ATTENDANTS
Strength Fertility Patriotism Peace Courage
Liberty Health Wealth. Thrift and Tolerance
OF WELCOME
Felov citizens oil
this goody and in honor of our celebration
tteracng affection with those with
whether have aken your home in some foreign
earthly here abide of its children seeking its peace
its
native other city state country
and all of the ndearing address
o FELLOW CITIZENS, and bid welcome to ELLSWORTH
IL FORTY-EIG STATES.
daughters United
Historical
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22
EPISODE ONE.
THE DAWNING OF CREATION.

CREATION.
Creation, Flowers, Girls
and
2.
the Red historians who believe that
with direct knowledge evidences
the o is symbolic.
AND PRIMITIVE OCCUPATIONS
Portrayed of Red Men
is n
yalor
We
Tradn the Indians.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22
EPISODE THREE.

/ ARRIVAL OF BENJAMIN MII4LIKEN AND PARTY IN 1853
2. REFUSING ALLEGIANCE TO THE CROWN IN 1882.
8. RESPONDING TO THEIR COUNTRY'S CALL 1860
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22
NTERLUDE ONE.
PROPHECY OF TIME.

Father Time, the Prophet:
l know whence go, know not whittier,
o things created coming looked
shall passing, First and Last of all things,
L For am Time.
the Dawning of Creation, called Universe,
o the chaos, Order is brought.
will the birth of the Sky Flowers Land--and last
Man = the Red Man!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22

P. l.. Hopper
Alex Gray
L, Richardson, jr.
. l.. Richardson, jr.
L. Richardson, jr.
Charles Mitchell
Ryan
NJ. Hughs
W. r. Dryer
Enoch Grindle
w. Pomroy
Cheney Sadler
w. Harrington
George Mason
Alex Gray
H. H. Blaisdell
George Mason
A. l.. Richardson
John Ruggles
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22

P. L. Hopper
Enoch Grindle
c. j. Worthen
Fred York
Cheney Sadler
Alex Gray
Charles Mitchell
Ryan
NJ. Hughs
w. r. Dryer
George Mason
W. Harringto
H. H. Blaisdell
w. Pomroy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22

earth unite
Characteristic
be shown, the smallest mightiestAmeIica
NOTE-The audience please and
AFTER THE
PARADE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22
INTERLUDE FIVE.

PROPHECY OF TIME.
"Now that the Book of Records is closed
And in it the deeds of old repose,
Let us then turn to your enlightened age.
And see the wonders of to-days beauties DISPLAYED
I've seen the birth of men, how through strife
And strain and struggle hath dotted the brute
And donned the human, how with trial and tear
Man rises still and learns that he is SOUL
For | am Time"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22
EPISODE WO.
DANCE OF THE WILDERNES

DANCE OF THE WILDERNESS.
l. This is symbOical oil
Wilderness
Powers of
2 ConQuering the Forest The
of
the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22
INTERLUDE TWO.
PROPHECY OF TIME.

PROPHECY OF TINE.
THE Powers of the Forest River,
Which menaced them always,
Had to be conquered and bent 0 will.
With danger encircling by day by night,
Here lit their hearth fires, CLEAN through years,
Clear Is a beacon light
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22
EPISODE FIVE.
THE MELTING POT OF T

THE MELTING POT
mammoth ymbolng and
the melting pot of the nations where
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22
2.3O CLASS. PURSE, $50.

1 Queenie O., Diamond O.,
Ambassador, brig,
3 Don T., Big,
4 Fox Trot By, Deroche,
8 Little Wonder, BIN, Guy Axworthey,
. Service Flag, bkg, Service Flag,
Bell BOreal, chm
S Bell Voy, Big,
9 Harry o.,
10 Lady Jolla, Bin Jolla,
Ii Toby NJ, Big, Ellen Mar,
II Prince Dell, Big, Delham,
Ii Helen Bond, BIN, Peter Ashland
IA Hedgewood Lady, BIN, Hedgewood Boy,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22
INTERLUDE THREE.

PROPHECY OF TINE.
@And so they came, into this land,
Adventures bold on every hand.
The early founders of our race,
The men who took the Red Mans place"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22
2.25 CLASS. PURSE, $3.50.

Dan Marque, bg, The Marque,
Major c., bg, Major c.,
Red Dillon, Big, Red Tell, A
Lady Mae, BIN, Mae H., 4
Modetta, BIN, Moke, A
Bell Boreal, chm,
Bell Voy, Big,
Harry O., chg.
Lady Jolla, Bin Jolla
Ambassador, brig,
Hedgewood Lady, brm, Hedgewood boy,
Little Wonder, bm Guy Axworthey.
Prince Dell, Big, Deham,
Sam Pinkerton, big, Mr.. Pinkerton,
Service Flag, big, Service Flag,
Helen Bond BIN, Peter Ashland,
Toby NJ, Big, Ellen Mar,
Sister AZoff bm Azoff,
Rena Silk, BIN, Bingen Silk,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22
Entries for the Horse Trot to
be Held on Second Day


1 Tena Lakeview, bm Lakeside Review, Z Grindle
2 Charles W. Big, Charles Hoyt, c. J. Worthen
3 Don O.. bg, Don O., Jr, Bangor, Me-
4 Real Charley, bg Sterling S., L. Spencer
5 Peter Pan, bg, AIlesandro, D. Cronin
6 Jack Demsey, brig Constawet A l.. Richardson
Z Lawrence Bond, bg, Lawful Bond A. L Richardson
s Mary R., bm The Reverend, A L. Richardson jr
. Bell Boy Big, Island Wiks
10 Zelma Strong brml Prodigal Strong, M. Hughs
IL Belle Giltner BIN, Peter Giner, P. l. Hopper
Il Harry Putnam j. c. GetcheI
Is On Time Big, Ashland Lockheart T. j. Kelley
IA Prince s. big, Direct Starr, A. L. Richardson,
10 Lady Jolla, Bin Jolla, w. R. Dryer
16 Helen Bond, H Baisdell
II Double C., brig, j. Malcolm Forbes, H. E. Hamln
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22
INTERLCDE FOUR.

PROPHECY OF TINE.
"And Town born to live
And to this place giye-Ellsworth.
So away with
Let every heart with quickened fervor glow
While we brush the dust from by-gone years, and
Bid the records show the
Honored deeds of those who lived many years ago
Fads and fancies of yesterdays,
With time have evolved in many ways,
Customs and styles have many a change
In courtships and dancing, but
Youth still supremacy regns.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22
EPISODE FOUR.

l. INCORPORATING THE TOWN OF ELLSWORTH
NOTE-The petition O
granted by in The
of
the
O. TOWN CELEBRATION VIRGINIA REEL
, 1925-01-26
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING

Newspaper advertising is the most efficient merchandising
Reed, advertising manager for Haywood Wakefield company. made
when he announced that Haywood Wakefield would continue its
national advertising campaign in Newspapers Mr.. Reed succeeds
George W. Rowel, Jr, who resigned recently to accept a position
with Henri, Hurst & Mcdonald, one of Chicago's leading advertis-
"The arguments. in favor Of newspaper advertising are so
them" Mr. Reed continued. When Haywood Wakefield resolved
to enter the national advertising field for the first time in its OF
wears of existence, we chose newspapers to tell our story to the buy
ing public. nil. ~ ..rts g ,. frst
wears advertising. The response from the buying public was i'm
mediate. We received the utmost cooperation a S a whole from the
newspapers in whah we advertised. The amount Of tteup adyer-
Of the advantage Of handling q nationally advertised line. We were
so we'll pleased with the results Of the first and second years com
naions that we have resolved to repeat our advertising during 1925.
pe Newspaper reading has become a daily habit with millions Of
.~.an throuobout the country. 1t S possible, therefore, for an
advertiser to reach daily a very large proportion of all prospective
tnm Thus 1t gives the national advertiser the advantage
Of compiete local consumer appeal wherever newspapers are read.
"DeaIers can readily see how the above reasons. appeal to them
as much as to the manufacturer. A manufacturers product must
s.ntual mass through the retail store. 1t is, therefore, of vital
uen,on ~ The manufacturer that the retailers stocks be kept NOV
inc n In This theory Haywood Wakefield is doing everything within
NE CONTINUED o n Page Seven) S.
, 1925-01-26
RUM SHIP CREW
TAKEN ASHORE
z HOURS
Liquor Laden Craft
Sinks and Men Drift
In Lifeboats.

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan.
26.-Fourteen men, forced
into lifeboats last Saturday
when their liquor-laden
craft, the British schooner
Speedway, took fire mysteri-
ed, were reported escue last
night after they had drifted for
more than % hours in a rough sea.
Thu Steamer Manulani. Honolulu
boufd from Seattle. rescued Captain
hoter- Sinclair. and six members Of
the sreedway's crew yesterday.
.if'er sendin. out w.rsie=s mess.
ages to other craft and s..c-, sta.
q, rs. the Manulani iands1 Captain
Sinclair and his men Mt Swiitsurc
iI-hisiiip and then proce ~ Nj on rs
WY
Late last night radio messages
from Pachena Point stated that the
second lifs boat had landed at
Pachenn bay and that the seven oc-
cupants had made their way to Bat.
tlefield, on the west coast Of Van,
couver island. The patrol ship
sArmentieres was on the way to pick
UP the men at Battlefield and those
on the Swiftsure and take them to
Esquimalt.
The Speedway was enroute from
Victoria TO Corinto, Mexico.
, 1925-01-26
REDUCTION IN
JIG POOLS OFF;
GAS DEMAND UP
Prospective Reduction
Of Stocks in Storage Is
Immediate Prospect.
By J. C.

NEW o R Jan. &c.
bill men professed to see
their industry commencing
To emerge slowly from
Eclipse today. This feeling
has been fostered by the
Tightening of the shadows which pos
sibilities of heavy production from
the California and Workman fields
have cas- upon the situation. the
increased demand for gasoline and
Abe prospective reduction In stor-
axe stocks.
The improved trend has been re-
Elected in advances in the prices of
crude oil and gasoline in various
sections of the country which took
place despite the fact that country.
wide production for the week of
January IT ran well owe 100000
barrels.
Experts in the Texas fields de-
clare the falling Oft in the produc-
ton of the Workman field has been
due partly to bad weather and a la
Dor shortage which has interfered
with the drilling. But they admit
that the capabilities and extent of
the field have now been pretty
well defined and the peak of pro.
duction there seems to have been
reached or passed. 1t Is possible
that within a short time production
in the field may drop to loo, 900 bar
rels a day or less. At any rate.
there is nothing in the WORKMAN
situation at present which would
support fears of an output likely to
disrupt the market.
This is also true of the California
.R9ids which flooded the country
with oil for months and which were
responsible 10 a large extent for the
depressed condition Of the industry.
Nevertheless. California oil com
panies now have approximately
nine million more barrels of oil and
1875 million more gallons OF gasoline
on hand than was in storage at this
time last year. There has been ar
increased consumption of naptha
distillates. however, and only 49,
ll4,490 barrels of these products
are held. The total storage Of
crude in California is ss million bar
rels and of gasoline AGO. 214.375 gal
Ions.
The drop in California production
has been due to a terrific slump In
the output of the famous Santa Fe
Springs. Long Beach and Hunting
ton Beach fields which threatens
production above ordinary and II
such a field were discovered It would
be three months or more before II
could ena the technical position
Of the industry
California hopes to find an outlet
for some of Its surplus oil in South
America and the first Of a new fleet
OF tankers which will u between
New Orleans and Buenos Aires. fl
nanced by British and Argentine
capital has just been launched.
The Texas company has just
Bought a number Of properties in
Archer county. Texas. from the Pan
Continued on Page Three
, 1925-01-26

mites where there is not adequate
business support to create a demand
for such an institution.
The pubic does not care exactly
how the lawmakers arrive at results
In language and features in a bank
ing bill; but it does demand that a
workable bill. delivering the results
enumerated must be the bill that
comes out CT the mass OF measures,
ideas and suggestions now before
the legislative committee. charged
with the responsibility of submitting
such an act for consideration.
In short the banking business is
on trial. The people are sore and dis
appointed. The laws governing the
, 1925-01-26

employe being left at the ranch. 1t
is believed to have caught from the
kitchen stove and when discovered
by the children had gained such
Roadway that II was impossible for
them to cope with 1t. One OF the
girls ran to the Blackmore ranch a
quarter OF a mile distant to spread
the alarm and although neighbors
Of that region responded Immediately
the destruction was almost complete
by the time of their arrival. Moth
ing was saved from the buildings.
The only salvage will be a a large
water wheel in the greenhouse plant
and the steel framework for a new
greenhouse for which materials
had recently been purchased. A
considerable part Of the finishing
lumber for this house had been taken
into the plant for milling purposes
near enough to be caught by the
flames. which ate their way through
the long gisssed-in structures to
every orne of the plant.
Casper has derived a large share
of its spring vegetable and flower
plants in the vast from the MosteI-
Ter greenhouses and the fire will
cut off the supply for the coming
spring. Business II Mr.. Mostcller
in this line has beea constan'ly ~
paLr.rg and the new Improvements
werp rart OF his plan fer meeting a
demand.
, 1925-01-26
CHURCH Land
IS AT ISSUE

NEW YORK, Jan. a. Suit to
compel Trinity church to turn over
the bulk Of its property in lower
Manhattan to the heirs Of Robert
Edwards was begun in federal court.
by the filing Of a bill in equity by
Arthur ]. Edwards of Guilford coun-
ty. North Carolina. and Wesley J..
Edwards OF Los Angeles. Cal.
Real estate involved in the suit in.
cludes the church property. an old
cemetery at Wall Street and Broad.
way and the land extending from
this plot westward to the Hudson
river. Counsel for the heirs esti-
mated the property to be worth con-
siderably more than $40. 900. 900.
Trinity. said to be tho wealthiest
church in the United States would be
barred by the heirs from all claim
the property.
, 1925-01-26

IN w.
Mrs. Young. wife OF the slain
liquor raider. asserted that eye wit
nesses would be at the inquest to
verify an account that her husband
had been lured into a trap and shot
from behind.
The body OF the slain Young today
lay In state at the First Baptist
church. n red cross near the foot OF
the coffin, and klansmen keeping
vigil. The purple robe of the reputed
klansman had been replaced by
street clothes.
The bodies of Young's two bench.
men and Deputy Thomas were in
their homes. A joint funeral was
probable.
According on n version, the
fight followed a shot fired from the
vicinity of a hotel Saturday night.
As the report sounded, Young and
several others rushed to investigate.
In a cigar store they met Thomas
and when the smoke had cleared.
Young. shot through the heart and
two of his followers were dead. while
Thomas lay on the floor dying. He
died in a hospital soon after, attend
ants saying death resulted from a
wound in his head.
At least four men were known to
have been present at the shooting.
but their names remained ~unreveal-
ell An hour or two later the news
reached Governor Small. He imme-
diately communicated with Adjutant
, 1925-01-26
INDIANS ON
TRIP HOME
FROM COAST

Twelve Arspahoe braves and four
squaws came into Casper this morn.
ing. stopped over several hours to
renew rodeo acquaintance and
pulled out this afternoon for their
reservation tepees lear Lander.
The Indians arc on their WAY
home from Hollywood where they
have been since the first of Dccem.
Der, taking part in tho filming Of
Zane Grey's novel, The Thunder.
Ing Herd" They were under the
c~haperonage Of julie Fsrlow. son Of
Ed Farlow. mayor OF Lander. out
on the coast they found their old
time friend. Major Timothy j. Me
Coy. who is taking a major role in
the Zane Grey picture.
, 1925-01-26
Weather Cards OF
Postoffice Take
Place in Relics

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-The
weather bureau has sent out its last
daily forecast card. The ornament
of postoffices. general stores and
other offices since 1881 has sue.
cumbed to the competition of news
papers and the radio and to the
stern economy program of the
budget bureau. The last issue was
mailed yesterday.
1.-THE cards just naturally lost
their popularity" it was said today
at the weather bureau.
, 1925-01-26
WilkerSon GipeS
Story of His Life

An entertaining sketch of his life,
told in an inimitably humorous way.
n given to Casper Rotarians at
their luncheon meeting today noon
by w. F. Wilkerson. president of
the Wyoming Automotive company.
The story had n great appeal for
the members who were repeatedly
thrown into laughter by the anus
mig Incidents related.
That. there is more to service than
tust the word, was brought out In
the talk made by Leslie Merrill
teacher OF French and Spanish at
the high school He detailed the
requirement of sincere service and
his words were well received.
, 1925-01-26

In fun operation, the still was car
wing out Its processes in moonshine
manufacture. Its contents were re
moved and four barrels OF mash dc.
Hroyed, the evidence taken TO sher.
us office being the renovated stil,
Some OF the officers IRE of the
opinion that since Yves" Middleton
operated the American club which
was twice raided recently within sew
raj days, his brother was keeping
the money of members and patrons
In the family by making the moon
shine which wal dispensed over the
bar at the club. II this is true, II
means that any future bookkeeping
done at the club will retail liquor
other than Of the Middleton brand.
Middleton and Harper are out on
$1,000 bonds while Bunchett remains
IN the county jail. The three will
come to trial in district court.
, 1925-01-26
OMAHA Nan
is INSANE,
JURY SAYS

OMAHA. Neb.. Jan. al. War.
rem Hahne. Omaha r%ealtor. who was
accused by a coroner's jury of muir.
dering his wife. Mae Hahnc. former
iy OF Colorado Springs. Colo. at
their home recently. was adjudged
insane by a Douglas county insanity
board and will be committed to the
state hospital for treatment.
County Attorney Beal said there
would be no prosecution.
Hahne was not present when the
finding Of the board was announced.
His sister. Mrs. s. Il. Beats. OF
Omaha. heard the order. but made
no comment.
, 1925-01-26

business and the bankers themselves
are blamed for the present plight.
The people do lot stop in their
judgment to do justice TO upright
bankers who are away in the major
lily. but tho state of public opinion
classes all bankers, good and bad. in
the same category. That's why the
banking business must be brought
back to Responsibility. in the view
point of all people, that's why ir.
responsible and enthusiastically men
must be eliminated from the profes.
sion. and honor and sound bust
ness methods restored, so that there
will be no such thing as good
CONTINUED on Page Sevenl
, 1925-01-26

the night al the Flying Swed's" cab
in, near the old asbestos mine. On
sunday the scouts went about on
snowshoes and on skis doing some
work to prepare themselves for the
scout rally, which comes the 14th
Of February. Sunday afternoon the
party returned to Casper. This was
of the man. hikes taken by
troop two. which is one of the most
prominent troops in Casper council
OF boy scouts.
Scouts OF troop twenty-one. accom-.
panied by Scoutmaster Edmonds
Knittle. and several members Of
troop ten with their scoutmaster.
camped for thesday on Garden creek.
, 1925-01-26
technically the unfinished

ment against Senator WheeIer, DEM
ocrnt, Montana. was brought up. ad-
mlnistration senators who took no
part In that debate. had not indicated
whether they would depart from
their policy OF silence. Two proposals
have been advanced with respect TO
the nomination. one that It be held
in the Senate pending an inquiry in
to the Wheeler case and the other
that It be sent back TO the judiciary
committee so that MI. Stone could
appear and make a statement.
, 1925-01-26

West F. Street and arrested "Wcs
Middleton's brother j. w. Middleton
z. C. Harper and w. l.. Bunchet
The three men were on location
that Is. playing roles not yet deter
mined In the odorous underground
drama when Undersheriff Z. Land
ers. Deputies G. j. Carter and Nell
Patterson and two state Officers
walked into the basement. The
trio offered no resistance to arrest.
, 1925-01-26
Proposed Wedding
Leads to Murder

SHREVEPORT. La. Jan. ga
wedding planned for today at Pine
Bluff, Ark, when Arthur b. Brew
ster was 10 have remarked his di.
vorced wife, was believed by the
police as the motive of the Staying
yesterday. when Brewster. while
asleep, was killed by a woman who
was said to be his common law
wife. The woma then turned the
revolver On herself.
, 1925-01-26
0PEE .r0RUM
TUESDAY NOON

The livestock industry of Natronn
county is scheduled for n boost at
the forum luncheon of the chamber
of commerce, which will be held
Tuesday noon at the Henning hotel.
All citizeps who are Interested in
the livestock business are Invited
to attend and all those who are
considered pioneers are especially
requested to attend.
This viii be an open forum and
not limited to tho membership.
, 1925-01-26

4 never contested our debt to
America. | did ray that II seemed
impossible physically and materially
that France could reimburse the
whole OF that debt,
Il wish to contest only one point
In Senator Borsh's statement. He
says; France gained a value of 500.
900. 900 by the Sarre mines Doesn't
he know that sum was described on
the debit side Of Frances balance
sheet against her claim Of tora-