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Evening star., 1928-06-16
BITING DOG EXECUTED
FOR ATTACKS ON TWO
Penalty Imposed After He Bit Sol
diers Yesterday at Boil
ing Field.

With The capture and execution Of a
dog that bit two soldiers at Boiling
Field. aYiatOgg and mechanics were
skse today 10 resume their duties with
out locking over their shoulders every
few minutes 10 SEE whether they we're
being stalled by an infuriated canine
After the dog had bitten Pytg, Henry
A. Carroll sfld Wade Todd, the guard
attempted 70 capture MIN, but guc-
ceedec only In running him of the field
When he returned, fr0thing At the
mouth, he Was chased beneath the
efsacerg quarters and held captive until
ti1s arrival Of the pouncuaster. The
animal WAS then killed and itg body
turned over ~ the Bureau Of Animal
Industry u the Department Of Aggicui-
t1re, 10 determine whether II was
suffering from rabies.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
FATHER AND SON FIGHT
FATAL DUEL IN WOODS
II tas Aas1,e.a.1a PCS.

~ ne hssDc.&t4a Pfesg
IEAYEft, 9fo,. June ig.r-~Janes Per-
k3nE. ~, q farmer, wsa killed, and his
s03 Prank ~, received wounds from
which he DIED yesterday in gun duel
is3 me wogds II miles vest of here.
The two we're returning from q coun~
try dasace A. 80 am, when they quar-
feiea. ASKED - ~ the reason. tilf son
said II Wat "DGfN2dys business except
Dad snd !"
The duel occurred 5 miles from the
Highway between Tnayer and Alton A.
farmer nance Crews heard gun re-
ty1rag and found the wounded men, Es
9qt tEuck st21 started with them 70
YhsgeF, stopping eT route " notify the
coroner 70 cail an ambulance The
s4tiaer 6aed before the ambulance ar
rived.
Tl2e SCI was given emergency tFest-
Ile3t ST ThAyeT END rushed " d iaoS-
pilei ~ West Plains for an operation
gse died there.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
GETS ANNUL MENT DECREE
Mary A. Banagan Says Marine
Told Her He Was Single.

Mary A. Banagan, 100 Seventh
street southwest, was granted an inter
locutory decree yesterday by Justice
Bailey in Equity Court annuiIing her
marriage 10 OrYail Thomas Ishmael.
former Marine, who, she claims married
her on September 5, 1928, after telling
her he Wag unmarried.
Later She claims, he left her and
wrote her saying he had three previous
wives and none Of them Was divorced
The bin further alleged that Istamael
Was deeerter from the Marine Corps
Raymond Eeudecker and Raymond
Ashford were counsel for ths petitioner,
VINO had her maiden name restored
Evening star., 1928-06-16
Firemen's Outfit
Costs ID. E.. $1,000.
Watson Estimates

~ costs the District 1880 10
outf1t fully member Of the Fire
Department with uniforms, hslHets
and other essential fire~fghtiug
regslia, according 10 an estimate
submitted by Fire Chief George Is
Watson tO Daniel j. Donovan,
auditor and budget officer.
The complete OItf1t Of n fireman
aud the cost III each assessOry fol-
ioVE
Overc0at sz9 80. sack cost, 1870.
Winter trousers, 90 80, Summer
uOusefs ssbo turned coat. sii 10.
tBFnOut uoBEers 1918 cap ~ 80
helmet 81 10 bOols. ~ 81, snd csp
iglGjgnis ~ cent?.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
Col. Orton to Be Retired.

Col Edward p Orton, Finance De-
partment, has been relieved from duty
at the War Department and ordered to
his home to await retirement at the
convenience of the Government He is
from Arkansas and was graduated from
the Military Academy in 1896. Since
then he has been successfully. attached
to tho Cavalry. Quartermaster Corps
and the Finance Department. He
reached the grade of colonel in July,
1920.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
MUST REMAIN IN ASYLUM.
Court Holds Comdr. Triebly Still
Mentally Unbalanced.

Justice Hitz has refused to release
from st. Elizabeths Hospital Comdr
Charles E. Triebly, T. S. NJ. retired.
who claimed to have recovered his
mental balance Dr. William A. White
reported that the officer is still insane
and should not be released.
Assistant United States Attorneys
Burkinshaw and Shea represented the
superintendent of the hospital and At
torney Charles ". Joyce appeared for
the officer.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
Boy Bitten by Dog.

seyen~year- Jerry Thompson 1924
FoFty-f0urth street, was attacked By a
stray dog yesterday afternoon while on
his bicycle near Conduit road and
Forty-fourth street and bitten on the
right leg. Tfe was given first aid at
Walter Reed Hospital The dog was
detained by persons residing near the
scene NJ the attack and surrendered
10 the p0iindmagter.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
TRANSPORTATION CLUB
TAKES ANNUAL OUTING
Officials of Local Traction, Steam
skip and Express Companies at
Chesapeake Beach Today.

The Washington Transportation Club
Is holding its annual outing today at
Chesapeake Beach with officials Of local
railroad, traction. steamship and ex-
press companies attending. The exeur-
esOnists are the guests Of the Washing
ton Railway g. Electric and Chesapeake
Beach Railway companies. Special cars
and trains are being supplied.
4 dinner win be served at the Casino
aG 8 pm. There viii be brief speeches
and entertainment. The party viii
return on the 9 O'Clock train. j. M.
Rector, secretary-auditor Of the CheSa-
Feake Beach Railway. is president Of
the club. Odell s. Smith heads the
outing committee.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
OFFICERS REASSIGNED.
War Department Transfers Five to
New Posts.

Col Harrison J. Price, Infantry, has
been relieved from duty at Governors
Island NJ Y and ordered TO Richmond,
Va, for duty with the Organized Re-
serve of the Sd Corps Area; Lieut.. Col.
William Fl. Cowles, Cavalry, from the
Army War College to Fort Hayes, Ohio;
Maj. Max w. Sullivan, Infantry, from
the Philippines to the 25th Infantry, at
Plattsburg Barracks. N Y. Maj. Man.
ton c. Mitchell, I'd Infantry, from Fort
Sheridan. H., to the War Department
General Staff; Capt. George E. Butler,
Sd Infantry. from Fort Smelling, Mimi,
to the Montana State College, at Boze-
man.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
Ship Disabled al Panama

PANAMA, June - ~ The hOr-
Nsgisn HOLgship OeOfEe Washington
e97aek : submerged lOg Ia uis Ray 0f
Panama yesteEtsp sEf damaged
propeller TIE ship nAa cleared earlier
in tos dsy fOr Vancouver and returned
q port after ths aecidenl Tns gsssfi
t'g.0nsf " ths Freo OAsyA Z. Cs Ilns.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
Court Orders Marriage Annulled.

Mrs. R0saiie l.. H1urk, is Todd place
northeast, has been granted al inter
Dcut0ry decree 81 annuiment ~ her
marriage IN Joseph E, Hourk. 20 Prank
In street northeast The marriage took
place February &, 1929. Attorney Ray
nloDG Geudecker appeared for the wife
Evening star., 1928-06-16
In the Mountains Of Virginia
CAsTLEMAN'S INN

A colonial resort near nuemnnt, on Snen,
and0ah River valley, mountain and water
sesneTg, shaded ground, drives, nshinR
boating, swimming, new baths and geWerage
no children, invalids or tuberelilnra taken
Slh and slB per week, up TO December 10
Zee
Evening star., 1928-06-16
HOUGHTON LOSES DEGREE
AMBASSADOR Unable to Attend Wis
consin Exercises.

MADISON, Wis, June Is 0p9.-~
Alanson B. Houghton, United States
Ambassador to Great Britain. will be
unable to come to Madison Monday to
receive an honorary degree from the
University of Wisconsin, he has in
formed President Glenn Frank.
Mr.. Frank said the institution never
confers such degrees unless the per-
sons to whom they are granted are
present TO receive them.
Evening star., 1928-06-16
DANCING.

DANCING.
PROF, AND MRS l.. A. ACfIgR STUDIO,
ll1t lOth 81 NV, Glasses Mon, PIT, 20 IL
pml with oIcheatIa Private ieSsOns bs Ap.
polhsment ff hef. Established 1908. 92'
MISS GtRARDEAU LEOARE - PRIVATE
icNoG k9i single, 81 IS, lessons hv asst
lessons ta. Glass dance Friday, practice
= 70 III, North tdi a0a5 u a. nv. 10 nur
Wsht one block from nUpnnt Circle -
AiR. STAFFORD PIMnERrON,
ts-pagtneF % Mae Mnrras, Ceftreae uemman
tessens ~ Az sisles ~ nanelns
ttudto ttel Cann Ave ~ Nlfn
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02
STATE AUTO BODY
WILL INTRODUCE
TAX BOOST BILL

Helena, July Directors of the
Montana Automobile association in
session here recently ratified the
recommendation of the board of man
ayers that bill be prepared and pre-
scented to the next legislature which
would increase the gasoline tax 2 cents
per gallon for four years for the pur-
pose Of matching accumulated federal
aud funds amounting to approximately
q4,500,000. It was estimated the addi-
tlonal tax of 2 cents per gallon would
raise about $1,250,000 each year and
would thus hasten completion of the
bodybuilding program by about -four
years.
The directors also decided to sup
port a measure to be introduced in
the Legislature which would amend the
present right of way laws and allow
the state highway commission, where
condemnation proceedings are under
taken, to proceed with the work
pending settlement of the dispute
Under the present laws, work cannot
be started until the right of way has
been settled, either through appraisers
IL by court proceedings.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02
10000 Purchase New
ChevroEets Since Jan. /

The Chevrolet Motor company.
whose Unprecedented sales and pro
duetion record of placing on the road
100000 Bigger ami Better" models
since Jan. l, established a new mark
for the sale of a new model. announces
tins week the addition To its line of a
new utility truck. The new truck.
winch embodies several improvements,
chief Of them a fouf speeds forward
transmission, four wheel brakes and
channel steel bumper. went into pro
auction IN the various Chevrolet plants
July :. It will be on .ew this week
IN dealers showrooms throughout the
country.
The four speeds forward transmits
SION will insure a noe efficient ap-
piieation Of engine power. The extra
low speed gear provides maximum
pulling power on heavy reads and
steep grades, while normal driving
requirements are me- IS usual with
second, thlrd and fouzh speeds. A
power take-off port 3 which various
power devices can be applied, is a
further feature of tie transmission.
The four wheel braEes are non-lock-
ing and supply tot Of ST square
inches o. braking, aside from an en-
tifely separate and Independently op-
GRATED set Of emergency brakes on the
rear Wheels. The trent wheel brakes
are OF the internal expanding tyne
the rear wheel service brake of the
external contracting type, insurine,
quick and positive steps regardless of |
grade or speed
A new loading height, Al inches
from the ground, is made possible by
a special kick-up9 feature of the I
long chassis. An unusually lone
frame support, extending behind the
center OF the rear axle, assures proper
load distribution.
Rigorous and exacting tests. cover
ing thousands of miles over all types
Of roads and under winter and sum-
mer climate conditions, were applied
10 the new truck at General Motors
proving ground before the Chevrolet
engineering division approved of it
Tor production.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02

study Of history used to be, now en-.
joy the radio lessons and yearn fol
more. It may be that radio will
eventually wipe out the stigma that
Americans have abroad of being SO
poorly informed on their own history.
AirpIane Radio Makes Record
An unusual distance for an airplane
transmitter was covered recently
when coast guard seapIane operat-
ing off the coast of Florida was
heard by the Block Island radio sta
ton, off the coast of Rhode Island.
1,2o0 miles away
Pilots Radio Helmets Improved
Radio helmets worn by pilots of
army aircraft are to be the last word
in comfort and convenience.
The latest Of a series of improve
ments made by the radio engineering
division of the signal corps, which
designed the helmet, is a chamois pad
IN the chin strap. This pad elimi-
mates the discomfort of strap or buckle
against the pilots chin.
Two tiny ear cups, connected to
the radio receiver, are inserted in
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02
Postmaster Forbidden
to Detain Frauds for
Mail Order Companies
Air Routes to Make Extensive
Use Of Radio

Helena, July 31.-The postoffice de-
jpartment, in the postal bulletin, has
sent instructions to the postmasters
of the country relative to worthless
checks sent to mail order houses.
Some such establishments have
adopted the practice, when they re-
ceive a fraudulent check, to mail a
test package, so-called, to the sender,
containing nothing of value, and
letter asking the postmaster to hold
him when he should call for it.
The department instructed post
masters to disregard this request.
since compliance with it would involve
the postmasters in activities outside
their duties. The instructions, how
ever, stated that postmasters are free
% give officers information respect
ng frauds or other lawbreakers.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02
DO YOU KNOW THAT.

l. Paint should not be thinned or
brushes cleaned near flame?
:. Cake can be kept moist after it
IS thoroughly cooled by covering it
with the pan (also cooD in which it
was baked9
). The water in which meat or
vegetables are cooked is splendid for
soup?
1. Mutton is too strongly Favored
to be used as a basis for soup stock
but may be disguised by combining
with other meats and vegetables
whenever used?
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02

pockets between the lining and
leather.
One Of these helmets would be lust
the thing for home use when YOU
wished to cut out the local interior
ence caused by a bunch Of kids in the
room.
Air Routes to Make Extensive
Use of Radio
The federal RADIO commission has
granted construction permits to the
Boeing Aircraft, Transport. Inc. of
Seattle, Wash, for radio stations at
10 landing fields in the states of
California, Utah, Washington, Wyo-
ming, Oregon, Nevada, Nebraska and
Illinois.
The company plans to keep in d.
rect contact with it's passenger,
freight and mail carrying ships, over
the airways connected by the field,
and has also asked licenses for tele
phone transmitters for rs planes.
Three wavelengths, of 53.7, 71.S and
1913 meters length, at not exceeding
1000 watts power, will be utilized.
Stations will be located at Chicago.
Iowa City, and Des Moines, Iowa;
Omaha and North Platte, Neb.; Salt |
Lake City, Utah; Elco and Reno, New;
Cheyenne and Rock Springs, Wyo.;
Sacramento, Oakland, Reading, Con
cord, Los Angeles and Fresno, Calf;
Seattle, Wash, and Portland and
Medford, Ore.
Wave WObbler' Gets the Axe
The federal radio commission has
ordered station WNBA, maintained
~ Michael ]. Rafferty, at Forest Park,
H., to discontinue operation indef-
nitely because of failure to keep with
n the kilocycle assignment allotted
0 the station by the commission. The
rider Of the commission constitutes
he first case in the Chicago zone in
lhich station has been summarily
losed down.
WNBA, authorized to operate on a
440 kilocycle assignment with 200
ats of power, has been dividing
me with WJBz at Chicago Heights.
umerous complaints have been re-
lived by the commission that the
crest Park station had been "wab-
ing" in it's kilocycle operation and
I'd caused interference with other
'ograms by failure to keep within
e maximum deviation.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02

~-~E9rTR

Stands Scotland where it dtd?"
9es. except during the period from
August 81 to September s. when IT
VIII seem to have been transplanted
overnight to new Highland haunt
N the Canadian Rockies. The &C.
sasion is the Highland Gathering ana
scottish Music Festival. to take
place second time at Banf, Alberta.
WITH headquarters at the Banff
Springs Hotel. Songs that the Scot
has sung for seven centuries. ana
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02
RECIPES
gartaloupe= Siierbet

l cup Of sugar
2 cups Of water
l tablespoon Of gelatine softened in
a few tablespoons of cold water
4 cups of melon pulp
l tablespoon Of lemon juice
4 teaspoon of salt
q teaspoon of nutmeg
i egg white
Boil sugar and water together for
10 minutes; add gelatine; stir until
cold and strain. Add melon pulp
lemon juice, salt and nutmeg. Win
egg white until stiff and fold into
mixture.
Pour into freezer and let stand two
hours. "
Cherry Ice
6 cups of sour cherries
4 cups of water
~ cups of sugar
Boil cherries slowly with the wafer
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02
Radio and History

Radio and History
The recent Independence day cele-
brations remind US that radio has a
long list Of useful accomplishments to
its credit and that not the least of
these is its teaching Of history to the
American public. There is net a ma
tional holiday or scarcely any import
ant anniversary date of an historical
event or of great statesman that
passes without some radio comment.
This comment frequently runs into a
complete dissertation on the particular
event Or the particular nlan, which is
both interesting and instructive.
Many Of US who remember what a
bitter pill the compulsory school
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02
Frosted Root Beer

Turn into tall glass four table
spoons Of thick cream; add chilled
root beer very slowly so that it will
not foam up and run over the edge.
Top with two spoonfuls of sweetened
whipped cream, flavor with lemon and
serve Immediately. Cracked ice may
be added if desired.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02

At the same time the Alberta Anna.
tear Championship meet will crown
the vietors IN the fat and hurdle
races, weight-throwing. tugs-of-war.
nigh and broad jumping, tossing tho
eaber. shot putting and discus and
iavelin throwing. The regtmental
pipers from all over the Dominion
VIII compete for the prizes offered BY
{. W. Beatty.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02

BY MARJORIE ADAMS
Copyright 1927, Bonnet Brown Corn
The fairest woman golfer,
At this mid-season date,
Gets sunburned or is freckled
Which is an awful fatel'
Perhaps it is because | Weakened
early this morning, or, perhaps it is
The sunny weather but I just had to
burst into verse. And you have read
Il hope) the result above.
But, to get back to the subject, the
sun does injure most skins. The tan
S all right until one wants to don a
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02
Record-Breaking Broadcast

i,4o,n WNaA4TCHTOWERADIO, announces another
d1lCerhaCohal network broadcast. August s. 1928,
sunday morning, $50 to II eastern standard time
z;3o to 9 over KGHI, Billings Mont, direct from
The Coliseum, Michigan State Fair Grounds. De-
tfolt. The address Of Judge J. F. Rutherford.
president OF International Bible Students Asso
cation, before the principal session of the asso
ciation's 1923 international convention will ho
given unparalleled distribution.
Scores Of stations, located on the beaten nath
ana III the ren10test regions of the country. will
participate in this record-breaking event. Linked
also IN this greatest radio chain are number of
Canadian stations.
A tremendous wire network STRETCHING to
radio stations in the two countries, has been sne
clally arranged for this occasion American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company, while admitting
the strain Of this undertaking. has given assurances
mat It's vast resources Of modern eduipment and
operating personnel will be equal to the task
Short-wave transmitter 2XAD General Flee
URIC TO- Schenectady will simultaneously broad
cast this program on 21.96 meters for trans
oceanic listeners. Also station 2XAL New York;
on 800 meters
Judge Rutherford's address, "Ruler for the
People" as we'll as select musical program pre-
cedlng and following, will be heard through more
IMAM hundred stations, including KGHL. Bill
hngs; kOA, Denver; KJR, Seattle; KHO, Spo-
lngs; KFEQ, St. Joseph Mo-; KFAB, Lincoln,
Neb.; WDAY, Fargo
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02
Protect Your Skin

The best way to get rid of these
blemishes is to prevent them. This
may be done by wearing a large
brimmed hat or using a protective
lotion en- the skin before venturing
cut.
1t may take a little care but the
resultant lovely white skin should be
sufficient reward.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02

froek with different neckline than
that of the one worn when she was
burned. But sunburn and freckles are
most unattractive at all times and the
first named is painful into the bar
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02

until they may be pressed through
sieve. Measure six and one-half cups
of juice and pulp; add sugar and dis
solve. Freeze.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02

Completely cover Carbon county
through the advertising columns of
The Carbon County News.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02

Always ask for Blue Ribbon bread.
Purity Bakery. 19-tf.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-02

The programs of Scottish music are
drawn up IN historical sequence. be-
ginning with the old ballads of the
18th, 18th and 18th centuries. follow
ed by groups from the period of Mary
Queen OF Scots. the Stuarts and the
Jacob1tes, selections from the songs
OF Burns Sir Waite Scott Lady
Niarne and Christor Ter = tn. as well
rs the Hebridean music recently
made popular by Margaret Kennedt
fraser.
Evening star., 1928-10-31

of history repeeting itself and calling
the kettle black, ma sed, and pop sed,
Not at all, and ma sed, Absolutely, and
pop sed, Well, any good lawyer could
pick hunderd flaws in your case, but
I'm not good lawyer so excuse me vile
! retire a vile.
Wich he did behind the sporting page.
Evening star., 1928-10-31
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PAPE.

Ma was looking at the funny page
without lafflng and pop was smoking
and thinking, saying, Q well dont
know. verse things could happen, l
SippoSe.
Verse than wat watts a matter? ma
sed and pop sed I was thinking OF
Gladdis marrying that duck.
Meaning Mr. Parkins, and ma ssd'
Duck, why duck?
Well. in the classic speech OF the
moderns, he's all wet, and SOS duck,
pop sed, and ma Sed, Hes as dry as any
other Young man and he's perfecly re-
spectacle in every way shape and form
and his parents are nice people and
even if they weren't they don't live in
this city, and I defy you to name one
single thing contrary to his favor.
Well look at his clothes pop sed. II
some of his necktieS could tawk they d
bring the roof down with their racket,
he sed.
o my that reminds me, ma sad. Wen
YOU ferSt came to see me my whole
family used to tawk about your neck
ties and not in terms OF unadulterateo
praise either. Do you remember tnat
red and yellow one that I made you
go into haberdashers store and change
before Id wawk another step With you?
she sed.
/ do not, pop sed. My ties may of
been a trifie unusual but they were al
WAYS in perfeck taist, he said. But my
main objection to Parkins is, he hardly
makes enuff money to support himself,
much less a naturel born expense like
Gladdis, he sed,
o indeed, and just wat was the finan-
cial figure of your salary wen we got
married if you don't mind? ma Sed, and
pop sed, That was diffrent, was a
hussler.
That's just wat Harvey Parkins says
about himself, SO its just another case
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-20
Walters s Body
Believed Buried
Near Wreckage
ny United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Sept. 20 RI n
search for the body Of F. J. Walter
deputy shcriffs today began tear
ing out Il canyon fiji at jhc point
on the Ridge route "a miles 'uortl
Of horc where he is believed to have
been killed when an aatomobij,
plunged over q cliff.
The bodies of Albert La IIuis
Michigan capitalist, and his wife
were recovered near thc wrecked
nachiuc yesterday. The La IIuisc,
were riding with Wal.or st the tim,
o' the accident
Officers said they believed W"l
tor was thrown from the car Wh"n
it went down thr 1000 foot cwbauE
mcut and tina his body later wa
covered hy dirt thrown into the cau
yon bv construction gangs
Until the two bodies were found
Yesterday here had been no trag.
Of the tlae since Il I.t Bakersfield
to inspect oil lands more than q
month ago.
Burns detectives. said te hn hired
by IL IIlie' a.aorucy. said thu,
ruta Waters body wa, recovered
they would watch .or liz in 4.
coast cities.