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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-13
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUM-
MONS BY PUBLICATION.
In The Superior Court


In The Superior Court
Before The Clerk.
North Carolina:
Vance County:
E. L. Brantley, Petitioner.
VS..
Jacob Bling and wife Martha Bing
Mamie TOdnit and husband Amos
HOdnit, India Davis, (widOw), Lucy
Crawford and Jessie Crawford (if
married.; Benjamin Bling and wife
- Bling, T. S. Kittrell, guardian
ad Item, all heirs of Chairman Ora
ham, all heirs of Benjamin Bean
or Bling (if he is dead); and all
others claiming any interest in the
below described land through Eliza
Bean or Bling or William Graham.
The defendants Lucy Crawford,
Jesse Crawford, Amos Hodnit, Nam
mic Hodnit, Benz. Bing, or Bean, -
Bing, wife of Benz. Bing, all heirs of
Chatham Graham (deceased), all
heirs of Benz. Bing (if he is dead)
and all other heirs of Eliza Bean or
Bing, and of William Graham, in
Guiding all unknown heirs, and all
others claiming an interest in the
subject matter of the above entitled
action, will take notice that a Special
Proceeding entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court of
Vance County, North Carolina to sell
for partition two small parcels of
land formerly owned by Eliza Bean
or Bing and William Graham. but
now owned by the above plaintiff and
defendants, situated at Greystone in
said Vance County; and the said de-
PENDANTS, and all others claiming an
interest in said real estate, will fur
Their take notice that they are re-
CURED to appear in the office of the
Clerk of Superior Court of said
County in the Court House in Hen
derson, N. c., on or before the 9th
day of September, 1910, and answer
or demur to the petition or complaint
heretofore filed in said proceeding. or
the plaintiff will apply for and the
Court will grant the relief demanded
in said petition or complaint.
This Both day of July, 1910.
E. o. FALKNER,
Clerk of Superior Court of
Vance County.
3O-6-l3-2O
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-13
PASQUOTANK FARMER
SHOWS NEW WRINKLE

Raleigh, Aug. 13.-(AP)-A Pas
quotank county farmer, who recent
ly had his automobile drivers license
revoked for drunken driving, has
taught the highway safety division
Il new wrinkle.
Mr.. Farmer drives his rubber-tired
tractor three miles from his home
into Elizabeth City when he wants
to make trip.
Ronald Hocutt, highway safety di-
rector, asked for a ruling in the mat
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-13

Our senators and reE 'nta-
tives have remained On the Jur de-
spite the swelterng 49,. n' WI =
ington. Good. Nov nop,tr '',n
refer to this one as halG-baket
congress.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-13

Junior can't figure out what gooo
Il t":o-occan navy will be since
there are Seven Seas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-13
NOTICE.


l have this day qualified before ".s
Clerk of the Superior Court "i '', .ls
County, N. c.. as executor uIc'l .s
last will and testament of my WIZ
the late Mrs. Martha Leah Rose, ans "',,
this is to notify all persons I'!".,s
claims against her estate " p.'>'~
the same to the undersigned OIL %, %,
before July 18th. 1871. or this h'n.'
will be pleaded in be. I" "i'! 'e
covery.
Persons indebted To sad estate |,s
requested to make PRONG. ''..-
mcnt.
This July l6. 1910.
GEORGE A ROSE
Lr.,i'"!.
J. p. & J. H. ZOlliCOl.c..
Attorneys.
l6-23-3O-6-13-20
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-13

GET PRICES ON OUR Used CARS
before you buy. +. 4 L Motor Co.
Dodge and Plymouth dealers. III
Chestnut street. i-eod-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-13

A SMART NEW HAIi}-Dr or .,y
OIL ulIr other beauty >cr..c. vii,
do wonders for your aa..4r:.rra
Phone 200 for appointment Bird,
gers Beauty Shop. 5-f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-13

FOR SALE: 5000 FACE BRICK 1T
$50 per thousand. Thoma. G. Hon.
ncr. ir.-ucs-,!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-13

WANT ADS
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Service station. close in. Phone
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works like clock. Quicl; service
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pie with protection against auto
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-13

FOR RENT: SIX NOr.. u,..-
steam heat. newly pa..r.. ', ''.L'
Phone 25i-W. 'e.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-13

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old papers lOr packing '....r. -,
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les for 25c. -.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-13

TO FURNISH 1909 PEO-
pie with protection against auto
accidents for $500 per year. VII.
pay $4,000 Hospital and Doctors
bills. Specific amount for los, o.,
life or limb. Mrs. {. II. Levin
knocked down by automobile. IN
hospital for WcckS-aII expenses
paid. Citizens Realty & Loan Co.
lott
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-13

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-13

, FOR SALE: GOOD PIANO .-rr.-
SnnaDlc price. Nj. II L. -..',~
28l GholSon avenue. 10 =.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-13

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La gaceta., 1940-08-15
S1MPATICASU ADR1NAS
Mary Ellen UrQaee
Grmen GiSpert
ElOina Perez
ROS0lia BlGRcO
Z0dG GOnzGlez

Son estas las cinco simpaticas
senoritas QUE actuaran como ma
drinas del bale que ell pr6ximo
sabado Sc celebrara en- ell Circu-
10 Cubano, a beneficio de los
SCHOOL PATROLS" de nues
tras escuelas publicas y auspi-
ciado por la entidad social Tam
pa Youth Club.
Gran embullo reina para asis-
tir. Las %ganancias que Sc deri-
ven Sc emplearan en- la compra
de capas de aqua.
Dos de los mas populares con-
juntos de la lOcalidad tocaran,
"Don Francisco" Y la Tropi-
cal".
Precios de entrada, Is cts. las
damas y 40 cts los Caballeros.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
|SOBRE LA WPA NO THEME
JURISDIDCCION Ell GRAN
JURADO

Comenz6 aver mismo una in
vestigaci6n en- esta ciudad, rela-
.cionada con las quejas formula
das por un grupo de mujeres, e.
administrator de la WPA en- e
estado de Florida, Sr. Roy
Schroeder.
La petici6n hecha por las mu.
jeres, en- cuanto a una investiga
cion por ell Gran Jurado, no tie
ne valOr positive, por cuanto Ell
Gran Jurado no posee jurisdic-
ci6n sobre esa agencia federal.
Schroeder esta satisfecho de la
oOmpetencia de los supervise
res; pero Sc propone investigar
todos los extremes denuncia-
dos.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
HGcid Cuba

Ell atento Secretario de la Ca
mara de Concrete de Ybor y
tambien agente de PASSAGES, Sr.
Frank de la Grana me infor-
ma que las personals mas abajo
citadas embarcaron en- ell dfa de
aver hacia la Perla de las Anti
Has.
Juan Rocha, Charles Rivas Y
familia, Maria Teresa Poll y ia
milia, Y Dolores Alvarez y ia
milia.
Estos apreciados ~pasajeros
tienen Ell prop6sito de psar una
temporadita en- la TERRA mas
hermOsa que ojoS humanos vie
ron segdn la leyenda.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
FGreweu Party

Esta noche sera honrada con
un Party de despedida, la SIM
patica sehorita Zoila Gonzalez,
por el Club social Tampa Youth
Club, entidad a la que ella per-
tenece.
La Srta. Gonzalez partira der
tro de breves dias para Carolina
del Norte, donde establecera su
Residential.
Sc verificara esta ~fieStecita
en- ell 1916 e la calle catorce. To
dos los miembros del club han
sido invitadU~,.
Con estas lineas &c damos nues-
ira mas cordial despedida.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
Este noche, en- Il Centric o.

Esta noche, en- d Centre o.
brero, Sc verificara la unta con-
..lta e las Uniones, en- la que la
Union No. 495 presentara sus
pruebas, luego de haber contes-
tado, por medic de un m~anifies-
to, a ciertas acusaciones de. Eje
cutivo de la Union 500.
Ell manifesto de la 495, con-
testando a la hoja alusiva de la
500, hizo historic del incidente
y ahunci6 que poseia las evideu-
cias necesarias para probar que
csc Executive" y otras perso-
mas habian violado sagrados a :
cuerdos anteriores.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
Watermelon Party

Muy animado les result6 a los
cOmponentes del Club Social
"JlN .X", ell 'Water Melon Par.
|ty'' que efectuaron en- la playa
artificial de Sulphur Springs.
AL mismo asistieron las seno-
ritas Zoila Baez, Adefa Reyes,
Aida Gomis, Lga Russo, Maria
Aparicio, Angie Marchetta Con
chita Lopez vi Marchetta, y
Tulsa Aparicio.
Senoras: E. Gomis M. Apart
clio, y E. Reyes.
J6venes Joe Italiano, Tom
Zambito, Frank Ferraro, Hen
ry Fontanills, Frank Pensado,
Manuel Fernandez, Henry We
ga, Hector Guzman, Evelio
Dfaz y otros.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
Indoor Picnic

Del domingo en- ocho dias We
ran realizado sus deseos la Sec-
ci6n de Recreo de la Sociedad de
Socorros Mutuos "La Fraterni-
dad con la celebration de su
bien anunciado "Indoor Picnic
y en- los salones de la sociedad
s. M. Italia, Octava avenida y
calle diez Y nueve.
A las doce del dia serviran un
riQuisimo almuerzo, al que de
SECURE concurriran centenares
de personals.
Por la tarde, a las tres, CO.
menzara ell bale con las orques-
tas "Don Francisco, en- la sala
principal, y Sonora" en- la sala
cantina. Este conjunto, como de
costumbre, estrenara pleas, las
que dara a conOcer en- su opor-
tunidad.
Ell precio de entrada yalmuer
20 es de $1.OO. Entrada general
25cts. las damas y 40 cts. los ca
|balleros.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
GuGrddndO Cana

Padeciendo IN fuerte ataque
gripal Sc halla guardando cana
un apreciado amiguito del GRO
nista, ell nino Julio Grimaldi.
Tambien recordaran nuestrosi
Iectores que en- estas columns
consignamos no ha mucho la in
tervenci6n quirGrgica a que hu
DO de someterse su hermanito
Ray.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15

mas de Protection Y Auxilio del
Centre EspanOl la pr6xima fies
ia que esa Secci6n celebrara.
.Consiste en- un Cabaret Privado
en- su salon de Ybor. Para la
misma Sc ha escogido la fecha
del Ia del mes de Octubre.
Pronto empezaran los prepa-
rativos.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
LA N CoNJUNTA DE
+. HOY EN- Ell CENTRIC
OBRERO
PreSentdrd s1S p1Webds Ia
Union No. 495

Los oficiaies de la 495, con en-
comiable civismo, entregaran
hoy las pruebas irrefutabies
que tienen en- su poder. Asi po-
dram apreciar bien los MEM
bros de la 500 hasta que punto
fue inoportuno e injusto Ell Ia
moSo "Alerta."
va es bora Ne que Sc pongan
las cosaS en- su lugar y que los
impertinenteS e indiscretns
sean senalados como tales.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
OperadG

En- la mahana de hoy fue so
metida a una delicada operaci6n
la Sra. Estela Rodriguez, espo-
sa de mi particular amigo AL
berto Rodriguez, Jr.
La operation lie fue practical
da con feliz resultado por Ell DIR.
j. A. Trelles.
FOrmulamos nuestros since
ros deseos por su pront resta-
blecimiento.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
NOrAS SOCIALE
Por MARIO RODRIGUEZ
Muchas divessiones y pronto
regreso.

EnfermG
BESIDE hace dfas Sc halla re-
cluida en- la Clinica "El Bien Pu
blico", la apreciada sonora Ma
ria Garcia, espoSa amantisima
del Sr. Esteban Garcia conner
ciante de esta plaza.
En- los primeros momentoS sc
temi6 por su vida, pero gracias
a los solicitos cuidados del gale
no que la asiste hoy podemos de-
cir que su estad es bastante sa-
tisfactorio.
Dentro de breves dias sera
trasladada a su Residential de la
avenida Florida.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
A ARON LAS NOVENAS
DE M

A pche, en- los partidos de
pelotA "blanda" verificados en-
Plant Field, Las muchachas &c
Tampa e Ybor City, component
tes de las novenas Harry's Coo
kies Y Tennessee Lumber, CANA
ron los juegOs anunciados con
los teams de Gainesville y Win
ter Haven. En- siete entradas,
con Zoraida Dfaz, Lopez, Fer
nandez, o. Diaz, Reale, Vein
traub, Clinton, PendinO, Case,
Peralta y Davis, las de Ha0y's
Cookies pegaron Is hits y con
ellos hicieron 16 carreras. Lam
zando la graciosa Peralta, las vi
sitantes de Gainesville Sc que
daron en- cuatro hits y una ca
rrera.
Zoraida bate6 tres hits, en-
cuatro wees al bate.
Hamp, lanzando por las ma
dereras, dej6 en- blanco a las nj
mas de Winter Haven, que solo
pudieron pegarle dos hits.
Harry's 335 O30 3-16c, 13h.
Gainesville 90 100 o. 1c, 4h.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15

Clearwater &c, Oh; Bradenton
DC, In.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15

Marion, HDW lie, 4h; Orlan-
do &c, oh.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
EN-
ola GACETA"
s i

For quick relief from itching Of eczema, pimples,
athletes foot, scabies, rashes and other ex
ternally caused skin troubles, use wo~rld-famous,
cooling. antiseptic, liquid D. d. Prescription:
Greaseless, stainless. Soothes irritation ard
quickly stops intense itching. 35c trial bottle
proves it, or you money back. Ask you
La gaceta., 1940-08-15

w. Haven 900 600 o. dc, Oh.
T. Lumber Obs 3O5 x-14c, Oh.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
KIDNEY STkeNATIOH
us WORSE THAN
y CONSTIPATION!


? Ne Oahw eEgaa h youR BODY SM
more Importance than youR Kidneys. koR
n your hdneya there are nine milihon
tabss which muss work day and night -
ditaR tho Gu1ds and Keep Tie gystsm me-
1rom WAstaa, asi1A. poisona which. q par
Matted "a runnmins shay = serious kaonag
aad hiaddaE eEouhloas
Il 4 No wondsP Asa Hat Mature
oftsns alls for hslp - elsan eac the
kidneys. 50 q ygl are troubled with
Cettineup-NlghtA LAg Pains. Baekashas
Nervons Hsadaeha, Dixxlnsa Or zoas o.
Ensrgy, due 20 functional kidney dlaordsEs
ey uDAN8. IL famous kidney rsmedys
Whlsh aids Mature 10 fiush out The KID
nays, 70 filter an waaes4s - prsvsnt Nd
nay atagnaaoa.
KHDANs = Safe GnA Rsliahla. Th0as
sands report sntlre seslsfactioA. Tales
according 70 dirsetions, EDANB VII give
wIamdid results. Try UDANSs Buy y a.
eur Special Pwlee OhaF On tive boxes. Uee
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La gaceta., 1940-08-15

I'm Cabaret PriVGdO
Anuncia la Sra. Mary Greco,
P~residenta de Ia Secci6n de Da-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-22
Stay Out Of War; Turkey Warns
Bulgaria, Tells Axis No Attack
viii Find Turks Unprepared

One can never be sure we are not
exposed to imminent danger"
The official radio at Ankara gave
a similar warning
The authoritative Yeni Sabah.
commenting on Turkish Russian
relations and alleged Russian aSpi-
rations TO the DardanelleS, said,
we in no way admit Germany's
right 10 intervene in affairs which
interest the Soviets and us alone. "
Regarding the new European or
der envisaged by the Axis powers,
Yeni Sabah said. as an independ-
ent nation We do not recognize any
right of that order"
The official radio ridiculed Hun
gary's adherence TO the Axis. say
ing. that was not a victory for
the Axis. but the opposite. The
AXIS, unsuccessful in obtaining the
adherence of Russia or Spain, is
now loudly proclaiming the adher-
ence of Hungary ."
Referring 10 the internal situa-
ton in Italy, the radio said: 1T is
growing worse day by day and
lack Of food and coal is felt more
and more, While the United States
is considering England's war her
war and increasing her economic
aid. In the near future it is proba-
BILE that she (the United States
will allow England a new series of
battleships."
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-22
By HUGO SPECK

1STANBUL, Turkey, Nov. %. CUP)
Responsible newspapers and radio
stations today warned Bulgaria to
stay out of the Italian Greek war
and advised the Axis powers that
mo attack will find us unprepared.
ANY Bulgarian attempt 10 pene-
trate Greece will meet complica-
tlons . and Bulgarian aggression
against western Thrace tthe east
ern extension Of Greece, lying be-
tween Bulgaria and Turkey with
or without outside help, will bring
a new war" said the newspaper
Tan, organ of the Peoples party.
The semi-official government or
gan, illus. warned the Axis powers
that regardless of whatever action
they were planning. Turkey was
ready TO fight the moment she was
menaced. The newspaper advised
Turks that they should be ready
for any eVentuality. since they
might be called upon to fight at
a minutes notice.
Nobody is unaware that we are
continuing our precautionary meas
ures and preparations for the de-
fense of Turkeys peace" illus said
Our desire TO stay out of war is
unchanged, as long as the posi-
bilities in that direction are not ex-
hausted. but come the day those
possibilities are exhausted. no at
tack will find us unprepared .
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-22
End Draft Dodger
Jailed in Valley

Imperial county's second draft
dodger since the registration Oct.
16 was discovered Friday.
Joe Peraza, 35-year-old Brawley
laborer, was sent to the county Jail
to serve a 30-day sentence for vag-
rancy. During questioning by Off
GERS Peraza said he had failed to
register Oct. 16. He gave no reason
for ignoring the federal order for
registration of all men between
the ages of 81 and 35 years, aliens
as well as residents.
The first draft dodger in the
county was Charles Eddie, 80, Holt
vile sheepherder, who Oct. l6 re-
fused to register even though taken
to the polls by his employer. He
is held pending trial in federal
court.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-22
Japanese Seize
Two Americans

SHANGHAI, Nov. 90. CUP)-Jap-
anese news agency reports from
Hanoi today said that a United
States vice-conSul and an American
neWspaperman had been seized by
japanese sentries and turned over
to French authorities in Indo-Chi-
ma.
The two Americans. said by the
japanese to have taken a camera
into a military zone, were describ-
ed in Japanese dispatches as Vice.
Consul Robert w. Rinden and Mel
vile Jacoby, United Press cores
pondent.
The newspaper Osaka Mainichi
said that Jacoby and Rinden were
stopped by Japanese sentry near
a railroad crossing where French
gendarmes were patrolling and
turned over to the French. The
Domei (Japanese) news agency
said that the United States consul
at Hanoi had protested to the jap
anese authorities.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-22
Philip Murray New
Clio President

Continued from Page One)
and when yau leave it you often
less attention to domestic and IN
ternational politics.
Standing in the spotlight as C1O
leader for the last time because
he backed a political loser-Repub-
lican Presidential Nominee Wendell
l.. Willkie-Lewis placed Murray in
nomination for the presidency with
high praise of Murrays accomplish
mentS.
HE has served Congress of In
dLstrial Organizations and served
we'll as leader, as an administrator
as councillor, and as an indus
trial statesman" Lewis said.
Murray who began work in the
coal mines of Scotland before he
was II years old, will go on the
air tonight to outline to the nation
his program as CIO leader. He Will
speak from 945 to 10 pm, EST
over the Columbia Broadcasting
System
Hillman made the first seconding
speech and was followed by other
CIO vice presidents-Reid Robinson
of the International Union of Mine
Mill and Smelter workers, R. j
Thomas of the United Automobile
Workers union and Sherman H
Dalrymple of the United Rubber
Workers.
No one else was placed in nomi-
nation and Lewis asked.
Does anybody rise to forbid the
bannS?"
He called for a vote, and every
delegate stood in favor of Murray
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-22
Aid TO Britain at
Maximum, Declares
FIR, Denying Rumors

Continued from Page One)
will get one-ha1f of the war mach
ines rolling off American assembly
lines represents just about Ameri-
cas- maximum assistance under pres
ent circumstances.
Talk of additional aid on the
basis of this country's present pre-
duction capacities is no more than
glittering generalities that mean alb
solutely nothing, Mr.. Roosevelt
said. He told reporters that if they
could show him a way of turning
out planes any faster than they
now are being produced, talk of
more extensive aid might have some
point. But he made it obvious that
he, personally, sees no likelihood
of such developments at the pres
ent time, at least.
You can't issue an order on one
day and procure completed planes
on the next, Mr.. Roosevelt said, in
dicating that he feels the United
States must be permitted more
time to develop its production facil-
tiles before intenSifying the aSsis-
tance it is sending to Britain.
In the meantime, said the preSi-
dent, talk Of new measures had
no real basis. He said that there
has been nothing in the govern
ments plans at present to indicate
possibility of extending credits to
Britain or a system under WHICH
American warships would convoy
British shipments.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-22

CALEXICO. Nov 22.-Thc Cal
eXico Chamber of Commerce will
present Jack Major. the colonel
from Kentucky and protege of irwin
S. Cobb, at the Associated Cham
bers of Commerce meeting here
next Thursday night.
Crammed full of Kentucky hill
billy lore, race hcrses, and his home
town, Paducah. Ky, Col. Majors
talks are said to be among the
most humorous offered the Ameri-
can public in many years. He is
a representative Of the Union Oil
company but he does not advertise
is not a super-Salesman and is not
out for business, officials of the
CaleXico Chamber said. The oil
company calls him its thank you"
for business during the last SO
years.
L Was Once an Organ Grinder"
is one Of his stories and odd Doc
Brown which he wrote with Henry
&. Murtagh, is said to be a gem
of contemporary American humor
Major was a caddy for Cobb at Pa
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-22
BY ]. w. T. MASON
United Press War Expert

The Greek capture Friday OF
Koritza, Italys most important field
base in Albania. must lead to re-
organization of the Fascist plans Of
campaign against Greece and may
stimulate revolt among the Alban-
ian tribesmen. gravely increasing
Italy's difficulties. If Mussolinl
receives no help it is we'll within
the possibilities that he must choose
among abandoning the Greek war.
lessening his commitments else
where or calling more troops to
the colors.
It is disconcerting to italians that
the Greeks have shown a strong
er offensive fighting spirit than
the Fascists. First in defense tao
tics within their own territory and
now in offensive operations amid the
Albanian mountains, Greek leader
ship and Greek military elan have
been superior to their opponents.
Mussolini apparently has erred
primarily in taking on more am
bilious program on conquest than
his present military strength al
lows. In his speech last Monday,
II Duce said the Italian armies now
total 1000 900 men. That number
is not sufficient for such grandiose
enterprises as the Fascist general
staff has envisioned.
AT the top of Mussolini's list of
future accomplishments promised