The evening world. Newspaper, May 11, 1922, Page 2

a rn eae Seen e THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1922. REE FARM BLOGMEETS [House Where Woman Was Burned, Girl \NO RUSSIAN LOAN, [GERMANY AGREES Sees | TODEMGEBETTER| 70 Rescued Self, and Fireman Herol para AND JPAN | TO EQUIP RUSSIAN Pee S| EREDIT SYSTEM ee JOINTLY ANNOUNCE) “DIVISIONS, REPORT GERMANY TO MAKE BIG AIRSHIP FOR U. 70,000 Meter Zeppelin Ex. pected to Be Delivered in About Nine Months. VERSAILLES, May 11 (Associated Press).—Germany will manufacture a Zeppelin of 70,000 cuble metres ca~ pacity to repince the one allotted to the United States by the Versailles Treaty, but destroyed in Germany, under the award of the Ambassadors’ Counctl, which allows Americe 3,000,+ 000 gold marks in reparation, The United States had asked that Germany be ordered to build a 100,000 metre Zeppelin, the largest attempted The Council thought 30,000 cubic me- tres should be sufficient, at a cost of 760,000 gold marks. Washington found this inadequate, und the counell in- creased it to 70,000 metrés, cost $750,000, Delivery within nine months ig expected. labor circles, putting into conspiracy to overthrow the en Committees and the Landis @ecision handed down [py a jeq 4 Sale tomer Federal] PWelve Republicans and 14 ing as arbiter, which! Democrats Attend First Ses- pettie labor disputes ef the Building) sion Since Kenyon Quit. Soviet Reply to Allies Again}Paris Paper Publishes Text of Withheld Despite Its], Secret Military Convention Revision. Signed in April, PARIS, May 11 (Associated Press). LONDON, May 11.—Great Britain is not prepared to make a loan to the}]—The newspaper L'Hclalr to-da. Soviet Government, Sir Robert Horne, | Prints the text of a military conven- Chancellor of the Exchequer, an] tion said to have been signed by rep- nounced in the House of Commons|resentatives of the Russian Soviet this afternoon. He was most em-| Army and the German, General Staff phatic. in Berlin on Apri 3, this year, by At the same time, it was announced | the principal glause of whteh the Ger- authoritatively at Genoa that Japan| mans undertake to, fatpish the Red| 4 condition is that a German crew has no intention of granting a direct} Army with the arms and material/shall take the Zeppelin to the United Government foan to Russia, A com-| necessary td‘equfp~180 regiments of|States. American officers “probably, neat of 6 infantry and stfficient heavy field! will Join the flight across the Atlantic. ees eS ae an oe reny re artillery for twenty infantry divisions. was given by the Japanese to al ‘rhe German General Staff, accord- Russo-Japanese development oom-Jing to the alleged convention, under-|F RENCH PROTEST pany, is nearly exhausted, it was|takes to reorganize the Russian Baltic U. S. TARIFF PLAN said, and it wad pointed out that fur-/®%4 Biack Sea fleets and to supply at —_—— 4 the earliest possible date. 600 new ther loans would require the author-|aeropiaries, together with a supply of ization of the Japanese Diet. spare parts, and 150 field wireless out- GENOA, May 11 (Associated Press). | fits. —Foreign Minister Tchitcherin of] The Germans would train sixty Soviet Russia handed the Russian re-] Russian instructors in the latest dis- ply to the Allied memorandum to-day|coveries and inventions ‘of chemical to Foreign Minister Schanzer of | warfare and scnd technical experts to|—The Minister of Commerce has re- Italy in the latter's room at the| Russia to speed up the existing muni-|ceived protests from vartous Cham- *| Palazzo Reale. The only other per-/tion plants and open new ones. bers of Commerce throughout France son present was Francesco Giannini,] The Red army staff, on its side, {against the new tariff schedule pro- the Italian financial expert. guarantees the establishment in Rus-|posed by the Finance Committee of A friendly conversation of forty-five] sia of three German plants, one for|the United States minutes followed, after which it was|the manufacture of airplanes, one for} The industries of Limoges, where decided to hold up the issuance of the} poison gas and one for arms, on con-| porcelain and gloves are manutac- reply. Apparently, it adds, there] dition that the Russian army. can use| tured, are particulafly alarmed. They were still difficulties regarding the|the output when needed. German spe-| declare that the new tariffs are pro- § clauses dealing with debts and private | cialists would be admitted to ‘the new | hibitive and would stop at once all property. arms factory in Afghanistan. exports of their products to the United In the conversation Tchitcherin] ‘The alleged text printed by L'Eclair] States, necessitating laying offa con stressed the fact that the answer had|aiso says the Russlans would under- | siderable number of workers. been prepared under direct instruc-|take to maintain not less than eigh- tions from Moscow. He repeated as-|tcen infantry and eight cavairy divi- surances of his good will and his de-|4‘ons on the western Russian frontier. sire to co-operate with the other dele-] The Red staff further would under- LUCKY DAY gations, take to increase the capacity of the 3 ‘After the Russian Foreign Minister |Alexandrovsk and Nikolajevsk Rail-| On Friday, August 3rd, 1492, had left Signor Schanzer read the | roads. . | Col i note, which consists of fifteen pages.| Finally, tiie alleged convention says lumbus set sail from Spain The first part is argumentative, but|the two staffs will prepare a joint on his memorable voyage, the second half was reported to be|plan of operations for procuring Rus- tive part in the discussion, constructive, making proposals deal-|sia access to the Baltic Sea, and the | Andon Friday,October 12th, ing with financial questions, * contracting parties bind themselves scomrataecicesits° NE ROBBER SHOT BROOKLYN GAS CO. |MOTORIST TRIES \ UU. oS ein opel oho eiogeeg Haat 1492, he discovered the. Bankers’ Association favored the plan . iia cappacranet of a Tate pita Pere dokument is Sane Leasralng shores of the New World Be Ganld So eaectanly tiopoaen to the 1 ; 7 of the Genoa meeting. "Fine. wonare wna} 2tuly, Friday is a lucky = mame} iden. Japan, it was stated, has joined for those who voyage ‘swooped. down on| Briefly, the aim of all the bills is to i eed putoa’ prance in bad pele discover, gr ewes ete] TQ STEALLIQUOR) PRICE 20 CENTS) ON JERSEY ROAD). eri reoors mAssacRE = a ‘ ——e : ‘@id in enforcing this dectsion CAPPER. AS CHAIRMA “The ‘of the two police- A ‘ . men is the inevitable result of the)... i tactics employed by Frea Mader, Tim] Ninety-Day Loans Condemned Murp' Be d oth : fm all eet onviets who neve} —Committee Named to ne at ee aid. Now tnat{ Harmonize Remedies. ‘thay want war, the Police Department - will give it to them I have in- By David Lawrence. structed oMfcers to round up all these] (4... a i ediams @nd place them under lock | “""? Cormenmegtion, of he Evening ” WASHINGTON, May 11 (Copy- “1 think thie is alla mistake,” Fred) ient).—The farm bioc in the United Trades Fk ns ge ne Rssayrend States Senate, after 1 period of com- ii to play clean. We regret the} parative quiet, has come back to life. ths of the policemen as much a8/The first meeting of the group since the officers and when the results of | ine resignation of Senator Kenyon vestigation sifted I believe ey a find gual omer than labor| Just been held under the chairman- men were to blame for the crime,” |ship of Senator Capper of Kansas. “It's just another bum rap ike the/ insisting that their purposes were rest they have banded me,” Tim} ion. partisan and solely to benefit. the Limoges Porcelain and Glove Industries Would Be Ruined, They Say. PARIS, May 11 (Associated Press). jandies m0. 1|@eavored 16'reach an agreement on a ¢ about this at all.| bill which wopld reorganize the farm The group decided upon the ap- pointment of a committee of seven to at en outlying station. examine the half dozen bills now ‘The slayers’ automobile was found] pending in\ Congress, with a view to hsrogy atv Foegeioet working oft & satisfactory compro- po Dlang Rigel Rete shey mise, Practically every farm interest men were pot immune from the| was represented at the meeting. There dragnet and Miss Evaline Fl0od,/ were representatives of the National to be Secretary to Murphy, 18 be-| Grango, the Farmers’ Bureau, the westioning with several Farmers’ National Council, conserva- Eugene The house at No, 333 Broome Street, Isabel Perry and Fireman Jeremiah Flynn, who rescued body. and without permitting the specula- s explained, was chiefy the out-| 10,000 CHINAMEN Busecehy if ae voyage to ; oe ee eee eee ore! IN'CITY 1S REPORT! Cl) ant Spsever ag Discovered Trying to Force|Rate Reduced by Public Ser-|Evelyn Weidberg Escapes|representatives of the Far Eastern ee aged CAKES Cellar Vault on Lenox Estate | vice Commission to $1.15, | After Nearly Wrecking Cap- eran: or anne ae eae Sangny SHANGHAI, May 11 (United Press). on that day— 5 finally collapsed because, the Japa~- of New York Man. Effective June 1. tor’s Car Near Pinebrook. -|—Ten thousand inhabitants of Cheng- Temstlasly browied, ond nese say, of the constantly shifting s show City in the Honan Province eeorved with tomate sauce credit obligations, The War Finance nature of the conditions brought for-|"70" Siaughtered by troops of Chao sad spaghetti. Corporation has been performing in ee ; ward by the Chita: Government 28/citen in two days’ fighting, before in the offices was told} the last two years many of the func- (Special to The Evening World. The Public Service Commission to-] The police of Pinebrook, Denville] bases for a general commercial treaty] +}. insurrection against Wu Pet Fu - git keep his or her moutb|tions which would be expected of the} j NOX, Mass., May 11.—An at-] day announced that it hes ordered the}and other nearby Jersey communi-]and possible recognition. aits is{ a8 crushed, according to advices pos kde wrs checked up. If an vate cupended the dlacdatinuance off"? ee at ase eh Chara WE reduce its rates from $1.85 per 1,000/an automobile, the driver of which} further assistance for Russian recon-| .~ OnrisUpn ene g ie Res reereyead wees Sore Ora tne Wer iwinnace Corporation “wpan Maver: ‘New York steanship magnate, | cuble feet to $1.15, effective June 1.} yesterday evening attempted to kid-| struction can only be accorded in co- pe Wow erat Central China ne ore Sekeataned hae the substitution of « plan that would] nq to steal liquor valued at $100,000, | This is the most drastic cut In g@8|/map Miss Evelyn Yvette Weidberg, aj operation with interests in the United) (icq the uprising and executed person's home or haunts and he} take into consideration the varying} yo, frustrated just before midnight] rates yet made by the present com-|poarder at the Henrietta Hotel at] States, it was authoritatively declared.| (15 nich because of his ruthless It was quite eyste-| credit needs of the farmer and stock- by William Harvey, care- o Japan believes the two countries last night by. ' mission in New York City, and was} Pinebrook. Miss Weidberg, who lives . ‘Siberia, | ruelty. mah. Senator Capper has introduced] (kor of the estate. He drove off the should work together across a1 The rebellion in the Honan Pi Sonat a bill along the lines proposed by Mr. pooaett lg after they had threatened | decided on after a thorough inyestl-Jat No. 488 East Tremont Avenue,|it was stated, more particularly in}, ..\teq its foundation in the Peas Meyer. Mra, Harvey and started a pistol duel| gation of the company’s affairs and} New York,'is in a hysterical condi-| the restoration of the railroads and in} viitious neliefs of the Chinese. Gen. But the effort of the farm bloc was! witn Mr. Harvey, in which seven] tengthy hearings conducted by Chair-|tion to-day as the result of her ex-| keeping with the spirit undertying the} (10) Gnieh was told by a nercoman- Yoar-olds; selling; five}to harmonize all the bills, such a8] .nots were fired. man William A. Prendergast. The] perience. Because of the boldness of Four Power Pacific pact. dade Cases ( rareas ol . : that stars of destiny pointed to ti taal ek, 100;|those introduced by Mr. Lhnroot in slieved two of the. bandits - —-- bed 4 Soe nara tes dir 9a aint OOK, AO Lie Renate and Syiney Anderson in| wat oe per bupets frpin Mr. Harvey's | commission has mado three cuts l}the attempted abduction, Lewis Wex- BRAZILIANS PLAN Chao Chien sitting on the hrone e he Hmerson Hueple-Tehe House of Representatives, and! jun, Local and Statf police are seek-| this company's rates sinc last Seb-| berg, proprietor of the hotel, who also LI ine Onune neerian aereet arate: fmm; | such proposals as have been made by| jay clues to the trail of a New Jersey | tember, bringing it down to the pres-[is Justice of the Peace, has offered a ATLANTIC FLIGHT Senators Simmons of North Carolina] numbered motor truck that was seen | ent rate from $1.50. reward of $200 for the arrest of the Manchurian war lord, had bribed the Fu, It developed that Chang, the Viti Rayai|and Norbeck of North Dakota, and|j the entrance to Eden ‘Hall at 11 K ‘ . ork for| necromancer. Untawtett,| tend them into a far-reaching plan| city Inst night and later speeding} TR territory affected includes a] man. Coming to New Y EDANEST, cou in caittdlg he that will encompass every phase of] south from Lenox. portion of , Bensonhurat, South} Shortly before dark yesterday Miss! Plane, Will Fly to-Rio, | insurrection in the Honsh Province, agriculture, ‘The marauders entered Eden Hill|Bensonhurst,’ Marlboro, Kingshoro, | weldberg walked from the hotel for to Lisbon eepieees Pet Fu defeated Chang and The tendency is to use the existing| when Mr. and Mrs. Harvey and their |Sheepshead Bay, Gravesend and all}, aistance of about 100 yards to a I hence oO . sent his 7th Division, made up largely roe Land ep ed pe by la two children were in the ville 5 of Coney Island. The determining| point where the main road meets! RIO DE JANEIRO, May 11.—Gen-|of Christians, to restore order at Fe Ne ee, on tend care LL TL” kee tae wares it king the reduction to] Rockaway River. The place is a Fileto Santos, Brazil-|Chengchow, where Chao Chieh had 4 ' l ‘ a 3 k -e. {factor in making the reduction . til Janior and File ngchow, Tamngear-sits ond NP. gional banks make loans on land only,| work in the cellar when the care $1.15 was tho docreased cost of pro-| beauty spot and the young woman] ),.” aviators, will go to New York begun his rebellion by murdering the alle and a but the proposed Jegistation would en- T) had brok ‘Bel 110; Fe tuker returned. ‘hey hi roken e scene bitants by thousands, Rh wiat'| able them to issue loans on the hasis|trrough one steel door of the vault duction, notably the decrease in the |mas,camiring the scene when & man). 95 4 supervise construction of | nha v f 110; *Mark West, *Dark Hill 106; *Kate | of commodities such as grain, cotton, is kept, but had been ht, HARD: RA pe EL 5 | where the liquor is kept, but hé cost of gas oll and the large increase | stopped and asked to be directed to}a hydro-airplane for a filg' ‘rom Red, 107, *Bttahe, 203; |!vestock and other products of the} unable to open the inner door, whieh Tin the company’s busincss Morristown. When she explained the] New York to Rio and thence to Lis- ING? MAES r 390 copy end reléang JAPAN’S ATTITUDE Razr ‘ihe ‘wees Gov, Moraine “word ranch and farm, The Government a, wi " would start. the ball rolling with an| suis of steel. with & combination | rntormation of the Commission's route to him, he asked her if she did! ton, Portugal. for_tther the week day Morning world (or ee bs) advance, of $100,000,000, though some] One of the trio, on guard at the]order was received by Mary Dillon, }not want to take a ride: (heir flight will be in the nature of Erening “Word Wreonved after 4 Me tbe de * In Letter Read at Tokio Banguct 7, orm and In) onder of Feowipt at They a ro-lestimates run as high as flv Md Mrs. *} manager of the company, and Will- $o, thank you," she replied ‘ MI : : rt doe its, “ay.|that sum. ‘Then the Hither inte ve Jlam A. Ransom, counsel, onfy from| With the engine running, the man| return: visit to the Partsipiinne wet: World ‘Office: = Copy vcanteining tngrertuge “to Koes entry, | would float’ farm bon ae sty. Harvey was close behind {Me Newapapers. Both were taken by | stepped from the ear, but the girl was| ators, who are expected to anal - credit baa Be ae surprise, but neither w issue a [not frightened. The road is constant-|Peinambuco this week. Presiden He Saye It Helped at Conference, | nade by Tar World miust be Teocved by 2 P. Me ? Hit Dlaplay advertising” type cops for the Supple- TOKIO, May 11—The ‘considerate | ye .ererOr edgy Wont wut te { thus obtain from small In- ‘ rew his gun ang fired A tor] and accommodating split," shown. by | ® unday World Vestora throughout the eountry the} je, eae Pier the bani: ul fired {Statement until the order had been [ly used and the hotel Was in sight. | Pessoa of Brasil ig Rrcelie ee ion the Japanese delegates to the Washing. | faq sed, late ate reeled ty '2, a4 ey 1 > ce the crops] Ve Shots o : i a haan ore sho shanci pen ‘ of th o 1 ce ended | Faiday. Copy contaiuing engravings to be im money with whtch to finance the crops] NV8 SUOIS Mich Onn sop from the {studied. During the hearings Biss | Before had 4 chance to anticipate | moral support ton Arms Conference was commended | Fider. Oopy containing engramut to he mee of;the Nation, The farm now on sule ane returning a nterest and are selling rem Dillon bad testified the cost of manu- [his intention, the man facturing and distributing without | @bout the waist and threw her into dividends was $1.18 the car. With the girl screaming and ized her|the attempt. by President Harding in a message read — to-night by Anierican Ambassador War- | 9c¢04ty Main Sbeet copy, tone copy which Raeh amar ot been |. Frit Our” a DAUGHERTY “ERE TO-DAY. | rer atx tanquet sive in honor of the] Zn i kitchen porch, but they scrambled away. \A revolver dropped by one of them on the ground neay the house "han noi. been 80 agrioulturists believe had bloodstains on it ‘This is gne of the (ow gas compun-| he holding her with one arm, the man delat Mla of the Wachter ty: | fnserdon “erdere'nnt retieed” by SF. My BM to be floated later would ac et for stored ut Fden Hill was {ies in the city which bas been using | drove away May 11.—Attorney|tiations, Mr. Harding's mes: de- ag HN ig ly get Bg Sobbled up as a splendid investment] 10e VNet tom New York just be.|the B. T. U., abd against which the| For about two miles Miss Weidberg , clared, were greatly facilitated by the | der Under the present system, the eis HiclateeA , law Pecans ait least complaint has been made by|struggled to free herself and then “fairness and moderation” of the Japa- pe? copy. or, orde fae ar pounds [Mgr borrows on a ninety-day Phere Was an express carload|consumers. The commigsion has been| managed to grab hold of the steering fp Oe eet eee ea eee see, earn incouate’ gt “any character, ontrack rocked Ra Ba from the banks end aauet dispose of “4 }taking testimony during the last six| Wheel. The machine left the road and] tion with the Byes seen ey Srerserine Dis own apres PIMLICO SELECTIONS. nf crops quickly: to get money to pay|F A vite nud cut the telephone|mouths on the advisability of chang- | ran into the soft earth along the road. [went decree Case _ —_——— mirkat and thus aepredtaies the prin wires outside and inside the house |ing: all of oe oe companies ie Oe po gad eeeed Tonoed to devote] € PIMLICO, May 11.—] Meanwhilo, the speculators and ele.}404 Mr. Harvey was unable to motu, elty to the B, T. U, system, instead attention 4o the car, and this gave RACE 2 7 ° The Fvening World selections for to-| vitor owns he 4 the authorities until this morning, }of the £2 candle power system, and|to her @ chane eto jump and run. ~ '§ races are as follows aor A ae ae bcp o ee | The ecane of the attack is the old|the evidence so far submitted by ex- She finally met a woman in a car and ‘First Don't Bother Me, Rich-| Fi aia tone prices and) vid Dudley ‘Field estate, on the} perts from all parts of the country in-} Was driven to the hotel, her clothing ome por thie speculation Increases the price to} ee ywdge Road. Mr. and Mrs. Jan |dicates thet the B. T, U. system will}torn and her hair dishevelled. Be, Recond Race—Houyhnhmn, Kathryn|the consumer. The farmer wants that Maver eon and daughter-in-law fenuble the commission, {f adopted, tofcause of her hysterical condition tt Harlan, .Davis-Donoris entry. margin for himself and believes ho} #- +5 1 wi everal mi, by 7 t given. ore Judge May: den Hill} put into effect lower rates for all con- SB minutes before she was eird Reser Foy Ann, Quiney| should be given credit on a parity} o! Jude f , prepariog |sumers. able to tell her story. state. ith the speculate: Vator owner} Mést Saturday and 8 Reais matwctrarty, ‘alustraas, {Vi the speculator or elevator owner |1O"s Ate tor ghe summer and occupy nL Mic Wanbeta aia Wb tie gucace ’ Race—-Bridesman, Quincy en-] A# Benator Capper expreawed it to-} lt farmer Tetley’s Orange Pekoe is popular with men and women, alike, Men like it beeause every cup is brimful of rest, cheer and wholesome refresh- All “Lost and Foupd” articles advertised tn The World or reported te ‘Lost and Fount Bureau.” Room 103 World Bullding, will be listed for thirty days, ‘These lists can be seen at any of The World's Offices, “Lost aud Found” advertisements can be Hft at any 1f The World's Advertising Agencies. or oan be tolephoned directly to The World Cal 4000 Beckman, New York, or Brookiyn Office, 4100 Main. Nudge Mayer is believed to be in] DEMANDS QUEENS GAS CO] >! Konnor Brothers, and with Dud ment. It appeals to : M Scott and the tw oth ‘ wry, entry. day, the present banking system was| Washington and Mrs. Mayer at their] RATE CASE BE RE-OPENED |hurict to the place whe eet , 4 women because it com- ‘Bixth Race—Night Raider? Cromwell, | devixed to furnidh credit for the man-| Long Island estate, eee: paid the-car was in the mud. The: Ss bines real tea strength ‘The, Lamb. ufucturer und merchant who has & 7 Seventh Race—Clansman, ‘Teddy B..| quick turnwwer. Gor that purpose, | OFFICERS SEEK SNIPERS annel Wants Dome lI the toad, bet the ar eee mith delleste Raroe sntt Sangrado. ninety-day credits are sufficient, but IN COKE STRIKE REGION cern Competion to Present Books. in sight. -! car was not iowery fragrance, for the farmer and cattie raiser @ ns Corporation Counsel O'Brien te: ¥] ‘The man evidently was headed £ BRITAINAND AMERICA |icnger, period is necessary, for N6| yyeea On on ‘They Start Ante] eat, of the Fublio Semen Gomaingen,| Denville, and in the hope that be Bib * s gast, of the Public Service Commission, hope that he ~ TO DIVIDE WORLD'S OIL | $oes0't (urmover his crops so quick, Protesting agaiset that boty might be apprehended word was sont “ UNIONTOWN, Pa. May 11,—A] Closing the rate case of the ‘York | theer and to other points, Miss Weid- LONDON, May 11—A complete agroe- products more in harmony with the fence of: Geputy: sheriffs and conatablen & Queens Gas Co. Mr. O'Brien, in his} berg says he was weil dressed and supply of credit points that the > ment looking to division and control of PO iy. hui) continue as before,” | Was sent to Cool Spring, in the Fay- Techies te socrte aime — about thirty years old the entire of supply of the world, out-} 414 Senator, Capnes o-day, “to keep | ete coke region, to-day to locate per- the jon demanding ——— aide of Rassia, has been reached by} our of partivun politics We shall bile fs vaglh pol al firing from the | th tain of the company's books, be WANTS BILE AND GOLF CLLRS, Apirioan and British intercats. advocate measures which are for the} The officers were fired upon as they | aE vind at tne case pe] SANSAS CITY, Ma, May 11 must be and protection of ere any one war hey sald | o quotes oceeaenea, IY [tain ina voluntity bankruptey pe- i aon com they intended bila andfecision to the effect av “the public {tition filed fn ihe Fe — DIEO. ROY.—Dr. FRANK AUSTIN, CAMPBELU FUNERAL CHURCH, Friday, 12 noon, SMITH.—CAROLINE, CAMPBELL PU+ NERAL CHURCH, Notice later. SOUTHWELA—On May 10, Very Rev. Yep. WARD P, SOLTAWELL, 0. ©. C., Priog pf Tarrytown, Funeral from the Church of Ode Ledy ot (he Scapular, Bayt 20th St, after eoleme requiem mane at 10 A, dL, Saturday, May 13. Office of Dead on Vridey, 6 Py Me nterment Calvary, TETLEY'S Makes good TEA a certainty asks to re s | in ath haat Taal hs locate the snipers. Three mines tn the] pays the toolls” It is a Court te WILLARD.—SYLVIA. CAMPBELL Hf pou wii lake bk coke region Fosumed operations this |books of @ public. utility i) oe day 1s the family Bible and a set of - morning. what it t for," wolf clubs. See