Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1922, Page 9

o, Special Assistant Attorney General Says Body Is Analogous to conditions throughout the globe. Stocked With' Provisions. Evorv precaution has been taken to CHICAGO, June '_c° l' 8 O 'ate In J rctic that so o 3 over! t a E'"“’“ Y °‘°"' ot £ ited In tragedy for thoss who took sterline, § . |part in them. pt. oAy Ealeniing. '.,‘}“,_,‘: fssist: | Skeptical of the theory that onre of Ammeny SrEuments in tne | BOYST % ¢ the wotld, and th ourt of a ; o a ent snss mnTioin the |} L Been stocked with provisions ven years. Sixty tons of tuel oil have been taken aboard. IIIM in sledge s PROBED BY POLICE! Various Angles Develop in Investigation of Alleged Theft of Automobile. Officials of the police department are investigating an allegation that Detective Frank M. Alligood of the automoblle squad accepted $50 from Richard Gregory Allen, employed in the legal department of the Shipping Board., who later was arrested and charged with the theft of an auto- mobile belonging to Harvey R. Burk'l ette, an internal revenue bureau em- ploye, who resides at 1340 R street. Detective Alligood denies the state- ment of Allen. He also denies a fur- ther statement that while in Allen’s apartment at Wardman Park yester- day morning he took a drink of ver- mouth. “1 was offered a drink,” Alligood stated, “but refused it, being afraid I would be doped.” Lost Car Over Year Ago. Burkette’s car was taken, it was said, a little more than a year ago from in front of the Arlington build- ing and recovered by him two months later, when, it is stated, he found it in. Allen's possession. Meeting Allen on the street, Burk- ette boarded the car and demanded to know where he got the vehicle, claiming it belonged to him. The question of receipts for the car was discussed, and Burkette, fearing Allen would meet with an accldent, took charge of the wheel. When the car neared the eighth precinct police statlon, it is stated, Allen jumped from it and disap- peared.” Burketts repor the oc- currence -to the police and retained possession of his car. He was by no means satisfied with the recovery of the auto, however, it is stated, feeling that something more was needed to compensate him for its loss. Two day ago, it is claimed, he met Allen on New York 'avenue near 15th nd noticed that he had a new car of the make of the one he had owned. 3 Blows were passed after they met, and Allen, who ran from the scene, was taken to the first precinct station and questioned, but. was not held. Car Taken to Garage. Burkette, it developed, drove off in the car that Allen had in his posses. sion and placed it in a garage. Ye 3 ® terday morning Detective Alligood got into communication with Allen and went with him to his apartment in Wardman Park, it is stated, to obtain the name of a man said to be implicated in the automobile trans- action. Detective Jett, in the meanwhile, ‘had obtained information to the Whereabouts of the car that Burkette had impounded. The car was recov: ered and Burkette taken to head. quarters under arrest. He later was discharged. t was when Detective Jett placed King under arrest at the District building that the first intimation of the alleged money transaction was glven. Allen is said to have ma tender to Jett, telling him he already had given Alligood $50 for his inter- est in effecting a settlement of the affair. Why can't I fix it with you as I did with Alligood?” he is said to have asked Jett. The Jatter safa he knew nothing of eny “fixing” and informed Allen that he was under arrest. Allen Put Under Bond. Inspector Grant demanded that bond for Allen be fixed at §5,000 to insure his appearance in Police Court next week. Alligood told a Star reporter there is absolutely no truth in the statement regarding the money Allen declares he gave him, New York avenue, Thursday after- noon. Allen said he purchased the |the most complete and extensive sci- car for 500, but, the detectives flmflo (exv;demg‘ny stated. w: unable to W get under a produce & bill) Wy S xpedition i3 a_resumption of Capt. Amundsen of sale. The graduating exercises of Children’s Hospital School oto\u'rhl? ing were held last night at the hos- Sarah Adelia Kendrick, Marion Varg: mer Raisin McKee and Willie Her- best practical work in the care of patient and for the best class worl‘( ing clas: intermediate cla: Joges olH!ha j‘;u::mr class. ‘uno udolph, presi board of directors of - thi TR presided, and the nrln:l d) Wwas given by Miss Clara D Noyes, R. N. president of the American man of the medical staff, also ad- dressed the graduates. Dr. samucl% rectors, presented the diplomas; Mrs. th made the presentation of prizes. of the Unitarian Church. After the exercises a reception was Held, which | the was followed by dancing. while the scout plane will immediate vicinity of the vessel. D | B a) f the wireless e ulpment ECLARES RAIL LABOR. |cspt “Amundsen expects to keep touch with the world and Mrhlpl the message, Peary, he has reached the Four times daily he will send wireless Washington, meteorological data expected to aid in. forcasting weather BOARD CANNOT BE SUED | messages measurably Congress Committees. By the Associated Press. Pro laant or committees of Congress, Pennsylvania it y that the board coula not be nus or_enjoined. He pointed ut that the injunction issued by the circuit court re: - | work aft Secisiny | the fos. will join the v To provide recreation in the long “that the board’s powers were only ad- Areus ‘winter, books—many n added to the stores. Six peund- of candy form an im- m of the cargo. ’nu Maud is expected to reach Nome decision. which the board was en-| within three weeks, and %o!nod from issuing, was without the | heading out into the Arc d’s jurisdiction. The case arose | tions are out of an order, to hold certain con- | during the last t and the ex. mnr is hopofixl o r-uhlnf » polnz e pack shy Tul - | blue but: for ops Tules. umu '.M llnlo Ihlp bofilz to its sur. i.n. & beans, ’ by -ing the board from issui; _condemning n! Pennsy! h‘ ia .u"g.d Vb P lvania, th e Pennsylvania, throu; N torneys, T. J. Scofield and J.‘ g. é‘:h::- man, contended that the contemplated ferences with employes to select rep- resentatives for the negotiation of —_—— EL PASO, ‘l'lx.. June 3.—Ben Jen- of El Paso, a lieutenant in | the s s |5 rve and Ser: of thu 13th Ofin‘v:zlon YOars. Squadron at Fort nu- ‘wers burned hnm ‘Wistl: wl to death today, when their drlhno ~ erashed ::t. the ON GEDRGE WHAT vo wu‘mmu.! 1 Wom THIS PRIZE AT THE BRIOGE CLu® T s womAare t MMmueO 1s A Common PLAYING CARDS FOR ~ ! TS 15 TERRIBLE, fAADGE ! ) CAR'T BELIEVE 'T ! GAMBLER! CANADIAN PACIFIC ll“':,'":'i.'-.%’:.s i . Hotel Globe STEAMSHIP SERVICE ‘WHITE STAR—To Cheanel ports, Livee | rooms. Excellent table. Take Kitchen Stove And Refrigerator to Meet $2,000. 000 WINNIPEG, Man., Junme A kitchen stove an nhll! tor, to satisfy a judgment of $2,000,000—that’s what sheriff's d when they went property of na-u Kelly, contractor om the vineial pari! by judgment obtained by government. Kelly now lives fn the United Bute;. AMUNDSEN SAILS FOR ARCTIC TODAY Ship Maud Equipped With Two Planes and Great Stock of Food. By the Xssociated Press. SEATTLE, Wash, Capty Roald Amundsen's exploration Detectives Hughiett, Connors ship Maud sails today for her long Jett today are tryin§f to ‘tyhice voyage through the ice Packs# of the car taken by Burkette front Allen ont | 5 cnarted north polar basin one of POLICY VINDICATED, BRIAND DECLARES Former Premier Breaks Five- Month Silence by Replying |: to Critics. By the Associated Press. NANTES, France, June 3.—Breaking | & silence of five months, Aristide Briand, | former prime minister, last night vin- dicated the policy he pursued while head of the gavernment. replied to his critics, refuting their ac- cusations of weakness and pointing out how his guccessors had been obliged to revert to his policy. Royalist critics he declared that the local elections showed that France was awakening to her true in- ), k ad A.l:u refrigerator were taken oyer by the officers. sel's complement include Carl Hansen, June 3.—When Sverdrup and Finn :and S. Syvertsen, engineers; Lieut. E. G, Fullerton, former Canadian army aviator; Lieut. O. Omdal and Sergt. O. Dahl of the Norwegian army, aviators. ix natives taken on board the Maud last year, one one, Cacot, will continue with 'the expedition after reaching the Siberian coast. H. H. Hammer, Seattle, representa- tive of Capt. Amundsen, and recently knighted by the King of Norway for his services in connection with the ex- pedition, has been e member of the Maud's crew. —_— MANN ACT VIOLATION CHARGED TO GREINEDER Jewelry Smuggling Case Compli- cated by Alleged Part of Miss Anna Herzog. CHICAGO, June In a speech he ever undertaken Allen, who is twenty-five yea the cffort begun by ? Dealing with his 15 2 Eraduate of thy Universiey o |in 1918, under suspices of the Nor- North Carolina, where, he stated, he | Wegian government, to drift past the y/as 3 roommate of Josephus Daniels, ::{:}1’ l:g‘kzy‘“ s e §r- His parents reside in Fayettoville, Nulely studying phenomens of & vast and to secure data which the explorer expects may revolutionize DIPLOMAS AND PRIZES |Eresentdsy meicorclogical and ocean: AS REWARDS OF MERIT | e nrac with the ice floes, d an honorary CLARK' men, The former premier sald he did not CIRFEe 30l C for a moment assert that there were men in parliament or in the country who pmmuzed a policy of war. ‘‘war does not arise from the dlrecl will of mén. we, alas, have seen, needs but a ropl- tious atmosphere to spring fo 1 of gunpowder placed by lmm- dent hands in a danger spot, a suds flash of lightning, and then 1 thought the s duty was to do nothing which might isolate France and pro- voke fresh conflicts. guided by that consideration and I maintain they were not lacking i effort met with delay in 1920, when the Maud lost a propeller in the lce off the northeastern coast . 3 and was forced to put int Exercises at Children's Hospital |for repairs. Recently the vessel S undergone overhauling. Two air- School for Nurses Include Ad- |planes, a long-range wireless outfit dress by Miss Clara D. Noyes. and many preci: scientific instru- ments have been added to the comple- pt. Amundsen has is primarily a ~—Max Greineder, former owner of a roadhouse in the North Shore distric have brought Miss Anna Her: Vienna to America and to have smug- gled jewels valued at $30,000 through has been held to the fed: eral grand jury on a charge of vio- lating the Mann act. All my acts were repeatedly dccll;ad o gt . scientific one, an W e he hopes to B Al lomes were ewarded 10| reach the north pole—he discovered Slade, ‘Anne Roselle Hundley. Rosel S T L e I minie Campbell and drift of the ice pack and movements best work in charge of whwaOs B¢ |of the air will be his firat objective. Land to Be Sought. Spectal lnvestigation will be mads Trent o line Mekee of the graduat-|to determine whether land e Miss Bertha Bloom of the |the neighborhood of the pol and Miss May | ogeanographers, stop-overs_sllowed Frank C. Clark, Times Buildiag, NewY ork. Figure Too Large. “In the year which certain ro: He also was|call ‘the baleful year of the Brhn,fl‘“:d‘! placed under two additional charges | ministration,’” —smuggling and violating th the allies unanimously fixed a figure for Germany’s debt, a fig- gration laws. His bond on the Mann|ure so large that today they are ob- act charge was placed at $10,000. ed The authorities said Mi: H sought to assume responsibility for bringing the jewelry into the country, | feebleness against him but that Greineder, who has a family, | premier pointed out that he obtained the declaration ' the adoption of the French plan for that he had carried the jewels sewed [ Upper Silesia by the league of na. tions and induced the allies to decide on joint occupation of the Ruhr in the event of the German chancellor not accepting the plan. r another occasion when he said he h tated to call up a whole class of the army to bring Germany to lrlnl a4 moratorium to the le, basing lhclr belief idden shifts in polar ocean cur- rents, have maintained. Much atten- tlon will be given to the ocean itself, holes bored in the ice, the expedition measure the depth of the water, di- Nurses' Association and director of |rection and strength the department of nursing, American | currents and take samples from dif- Red Cross. Dr. Frank Leech, chair-|ferent levels for chemical analysis. ‘The two alrplanes—one capable of carrying_nine passengers and the Adams, secretary of the board of di- |other a three-seater—and the wireless outfit, the explorer deems the most Horace H. Westcott, secretary of the | Important items of the vessel's equip- board of lady managers, presented|ment. In further roluuuon of charges of on s th Pe absolved her with tu ;'io ol dwue«:ut). built especially in the lining of his coat sleeve. —_— 27TH DIVISION HOLDS BIENNIAL CONVENTION Gen. Pershing, Gen. O’'Ryan and Assistant Secretary Wainwright Make Addresses. By the Associated Press. YORK, June 3.—“O'Ryan’'s Outfit,” five thousand strong, swung |been certain along with its old-time stride yes- bun el terday before Gen. Pershing, Mayor Hylan and other notables in & review which opened the second biennialmi convention of the 27th Division. delega Later, almost four years after the thousands who met yesterday and the thousands more who Will never were smashing scient cabine. equipped_with uu Single and double cabins, Rooms and private baths. <, "'."M"“.‘ o Unsurpassed ne. Heights, Sees Peace in Union. Anglo-French e an idea that nd France a ‘With the planes—the “eyes of ‘The Pacific Steam Navix.flon Co. pins and Dr. George N. Acker |the ship”—he will make an intensive exploration of the huge area of al- The invocation and benediction were [ most 2 million square miles covering pronounced by Rev. U. G. B. Plerce|the “roof of the world.” The larger plane will be used for more extensive pact, M., Briand sald: had and 'u!lllhl r n nd allied in the ey: ar _would be impossibl Europe, and 1 am sure that if befor: the declaration of war the ka! England would have h us there would have been 26 Broadway investigations, no nu wing a discussion with Pre. fi\ yd George and the Belflnn at Cannes, M. Briand sai Mr. Lloyd George handed him a pape) in which it was said that in case of aggression by Germany England Hasth would consider u in her defend the Rhine frontier. . Left Protection Behind. M. Bfllnd recalled how the Anglo- that following | the Hinden- John F. O'Ryan, ad- dreuin‘ his old command as “men who hated war and all its works! urged them to throw their welght in !uneh pact was unlalmou.ly indors. luuu- to end wa d by t, briefly, 10,03t the Sttitnds of s oberaln A ber of munbhn of parliament, he of the division in|p e gn! 1 left behind m: the sp: er declared, “a paper which protecte It remained to pro- po! have caused the|menting the m‘cn on thelr vlln of T3« Amundsen * is of War Wain- tary eX- | wright urged that a lmn be erected in memory o \:d guardsfaen who died in t.h War. FIGHT TO SAVE BEANS. Ichneumonid and Lusonensis War on cltuhnyupl Euejus.” T. E. May 10. 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MAWHINNEY & GARDINER, A COURT_OF THE DISTRICT A Eosing Probats Gou urt. ALFRED B. LEET, Ame’. SUPRENE COURT OF THE DISTRICT Columbia. Holding Probate Court.—Estats of | 3 ome” fn_Cincinnatl, Obio: Charlotte uffalo, Sosdricn sireet, heirs at law and the decedent and all others conce: in said court on Monday, tl June, A.D. 1922, at 10 o'clock a. cause why such application shot notice hereof be Vashington Law Reporte iog Btar once in each of unknows mext of kin of roed, B three sncceseive (o lot 28 in G.'C. Ssurs subdivis the 'ty in squire 776, 1t record title being ou Tioned, the an Teation to'be mor 1cs nl;:u standing in defendant, but the pllilufli ba JEN-{ing a cain 87 atving pesesssion n Allflt' property. w plaintiffs. JAMES TANNER, Register o) wm. for the | this 2204 My 3 ® Apri District of Colusibia, Clerk Probate rt. EMAN and STAN PEELLE, Attormeys. THE SUPREME COURT OF THE triet of Columbia, Holding an Equity Court. | SWarmen W. Fosier ot al. pla DIS- | o o mmn ‘and Warren ned the sale of lots 3640) ~F5 lmn-n' (3 sabdiviston of Tar ot terroots. Few. - a’the District of per plat recorde monm i Mhr County i3 l rry B. -ive une, | Columbia, Holding Probate Court, ) upless cause to the the 3rd day of Julr, 1922: provided, & copy of this order be Pub- | District of Coiumbia letters of administration lished 'in the ‘Washinkton Law Reporter ACd (o t.a. on the estate of Sarah Fasaie Wheeler. Star once & week for three suc. |lste of the District of Columbia. deceased. Ali said last mentioned | persons having claims against the dm-l are BAILEY. | hereby warned to exhibit the sa the l HOR~|ronchorl thereof, legally uumu v.-e -n— klxon confirmed by the court, goatrary be shown before cessive weeks prior to the coxrt: JERNING FAM, Aost. Clerk. S EREET §§§-§! the of Colum- bia, has obtaised From ‘bie Probate Court of the District of Columbia letters testamentary on the estate of Mary r Edwarts. ihe Distict of Coln-bil, eceased. ALl persoas claime against the decessed are bereb; wn-ca To exhibit the same. with the roschers thereof, legally suthenticated, April. A.D. 1923; otherwise they 1 'y hand y-fourth ds: THE WAsmRoTon LoAN (Seal.) "Attest: JAMES TANNER, Begister of Wills for the District of Coumbla Clerk of the Probate Court. __my27.jed.1 HAMILTON & HAMILTON, Attorneys. IN THE SUPREME COU trict of Columbia. Netding, Bautty Court - the co fain provisions of the jast nll'-m";::u of James McDonald, deceased void oo the ground that they viola: apainst | pemmmfl 2nd to the ol ::!l': :f;-n:d. l‘lhvelled 'lh lllt absolute : the right of immediate possession Jito the principal of the estate and lated fncome arising nfrmn 0 al (he plaintiff, it is this 23: , ordered that the def’fifl.nu James “(‘Dal:l]d ld‘ iofant; Robert Alexander Mc- Donald, infant: Mrs. Nellie Carpenter, Mrs Sarah E. Fraser, Mre. Helen B. Rule. Arthur OoF 11, Protes ln! * aod Old Ad- | Jane TIsabelle McDopald, James G. Briggs Tinisteation Docket 88— Application. maving | and Mre. Alls Erigzs Wrench cause their ap- been made herein for probate of the last will | pearance to be entered herein op or before and testament of said deceased. and for letters | the fortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and testamentary on said estate, by American Se- | legal holidays, occurring after the oy ot & Company,"it 1s ordered this | frst publication of this order; otberwise the -D. 1922, Mol ill_be e O e R. PRESTON SHEALEY, Attoraey. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- r 20t dey of | trict of Columbia. Margaret C. Beriihy. plaintifs, ve. Richard Beanett, aad. if is unkpown beirs. -n»m ) de- visees, defendant. No. 50091, The cbject of this suit is to T;m oo title i1, A 1922, Gered that the detendint, Richard Beanetr. , is ucknown heirs. alieees and in case of defauit. Pro- his order be twice pal iotiffs. ¥S. ia month for three months in the Washing- 20Uty ( ton Law Reporter and The Evening Star be- W, F i . Justice fore said day JEN! dministration.—This is to give motice th of ‘the ict of Colum! the Probate Court of t subscriver on or bafore b d nuh G b Shiet s G —Earl wi bsol o ulrllll y .OII gh. motion day_of May. tered_ mereis ob or exclusive of Sundeye and le holida; curring lfier the of the ‘H! mblfisllnl | mesta: n the estate of Elimabeth J. lll::. the I ase ot “defauit: HARRY K. l!lCKlY. Attorney. fed s petition praviag for s aoptied & 'In.'“c’?m tor an ‘onder of i f '-hl notice requ! in such e St bl 30 Gy o 1o Qecree of this court declaring May, AD. I cctand CLAS Jacsscs on tiv]e of " the Dainat gond o fee u-.p::.‘ A before the 20th m Star newspaj . i N . CONNINGHAM, l.oll’ O'I'I'E‘IERG Attorney. E cocn‘ (08, rnt m!.ll Be record & fee Simple 18 the ptes ‘,’:‘.:eh“afi., imgls s foe pAee b (4 'h!hd four (1) in square mumbered ning on B street, north, at the southeast Coner o sald lot asd rumsin 8" test thence eant 18 ?nft”to“" eet. :::";‘:-:“3 beginning, and to have the de-| HARRY A. GRANT, Attormey. """'fl”’ 5 Tt rle or” o Sstate, 'On mation of the pmmn ° m- May, 1622, ordered that_the de THE SUPREME BT OF TEHE DI o8 from amserting | aunbunc B, Clere sey, Wil 17, Enily AL wrmn. Bnnn M. W ald B. Clark cause thi enteret hereln on or e ey ‘of the curring nmr the /day fot ke s Sevisees ‘and u\l-nm of John elr -mnnre to be ten 189 foctioth day, t publication heirs, couns the date of mfim pnumnn 3 efl-r'lll the caufe case of defsult. b Star ol The Mnlflt Sar mn tor n-amu the time for pul ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTELS | S WORTICE[ [0 itetac —All m;’— 'Iod hestra. E{ Afl C LA'!'II“ .l‘ GIL- CLEPH. X THE, wrnuz £ COURT OF THE DIS- El l lflfllllun .\-ll. hh‘-“‘ lm‘fiz COURT OF "OF THE DISTRICT OF to executs the trusts T petition described con security for' said_indebtedness &luaed trom i benedt 'of estate. ANDREW w"-“"‘ Attorney £or | Given under my hand Thin 16th dax of May; E: 1922. H. TENNEY WHEELER. Jr. st. n.w. Attest: JAMES TANNER, Ri ir If IN THE SUPREME OO QOURT OF THE DIS- | Wily for the District of Columbls, Clerk A. Wagonseller v. | the Probate Court my20. ler snd Merle Henson.— he Shject o s -m » ,',?1,. ,m,,m ]sn:x:uz COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. Holding te Court.—Ne. .,,...“,, Tog 120278, Administration —This is to give zotics be that the subscribers, of the District of Defore mm.len dur. umbla. have obtaized from the Prebsts Court rict of Columbia letters testa- {1ate of the District of Columbia. ot | All persons having claim ot the de- mv ¢ "hia "order be published once Senoed are herehy Warned fo exhibit the same. a_ week for three su Washington Lew Rej with, the vouchers thereof. legally authestt the | cated, to the subscribers, on or ‘n_'fi';“fi'i[‘a-y May, A. D. 1923; otherwi on Justice. _(Seal) A true cops. I HOAS B BEACH, Cleck By F. E NGHAM, Assistant Clerk. ° | 83 : | Attest: JA)(“ TANNI gis! the District of Columbia, Clerk of the Frovate Cour my20-21. 468 !A.\'oGlI. Attorneys. COUBRT OF THE DIS- decree changing = rson Roberts and having G. Wagner. plaia- ca- e, 0080 The object ‘of. thia 1o parts of lots - on "D. 1928, why oa iR ‘and one buzdred hirty- e O e B A e ot Y3ed o che ity ot vumu £’ publisned once & week Ton, District of Columbia. and mi parti jescribed in the bill of muphm fied e ‘consecu- "J"' S Teaas i 6 "motion, of the piataufl. it s this v red that lst day of Juse. 1823, erdered tha . s be dea, their | known heirs. alienees azd Gevisess cause thelr { appearance to be entered n on or before first Tule’ dar oceurring after the expira; tion of two months from of the first | publication Bereof: amherwise thl cause will Pe proceeded with as in case of default. Pro- i vided & copy of this order be published twice th ‘for_ two success're months befors sid shington Law Reporter and The Said ‘period of publication be- tan_thou. | B “for good cause shown. 1| FILED MAY 31, 1022, HOIGA\' H. BEACH. ; cou trict of Columbia, Holding an Equity Oeurt. 155 Wissoiution of Rossiyz-Briggs c.-p-.y, T "...'fn e 168 oorder of publication e court that been, fled by ratiot praying I.l' it ¥4 Iur ) reason that it has pow ceased to do m-um- T7is, by the court. this Siat day of 7032, ordered. that Sobs “terested " anall be isned o that a copy of this erder be pul Reporter and The Washing Washington Law Reporter e, ocx he | STEREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF -"'ml jumbia, ndq;fl rrloh‘n Court,~Na. - ‘- s_to roceeded :'-:‘nbe, tho' Distrfet of Cal wided, et s has rom the Probe ive weeks thst the deces fone, baving ety e "the u-'..‘-m e thentica: hereof, legally authenticats o3 nnl of tlr ?»h LLEN 8. M . ing_Probate ' Pporiman. gocensed =Ro. M-M-uulu noeln ll—hvr‘ % stament of e lmm tun-nuu an snid estate, t s ordered this B. Portman, t‘). of i Sune. AD- sler, 1.|:nu— v-l)uuq‘n_ ebdivision, kasws recorded