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ICKORY
TASUSHED SEPTEMBER 11, 1915
HICKORY, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1920
PRICE FIVE CENTS
BULLETS THAT KILLED
English Miners Glad to Go Back to Work
I I) . i y VT fl fl I) Mr 1 I J ' Satur- I
if'
til
URGED eSOIGlLS Hill SPEEDS
TO PLOT WITH LftST DAY AT -
LiPPARD OF SAME SIZE
That Removed from Head by Physician One
Which Caused Death Preliminary Hearing
Next Week Later Developments in Situ
ation Strengthen Theory of Conspiracy
I.e.
Huffman, who tipcnt' prosecution. Lipoid was not to set
it home, nrriv! (! u away, the officers believe, and Cecil
corning and pat ;.- nd I.o.io ssiw to that, it is contend
1 inn.i,,,! mni i!i ' J The HlHno- followed
,. HIV....... ..... .... .... ....... -...
The "statement of the woman was
icpcatcd substantially as she gave it
by Aunt Alary II il and her two
.f r-t.on inspecting the
,lin,l.'r with Chief Lontz.
m. heaving, the solici-
WOUld
be held at i daughters
will spend
IT
- ! ... . ,'ililK'
..,,.. Tlh'.-duV. lit
"'" . , 1...,
11 It ICM ry .us--.
'k.l'fmati received a phone
,; niulit from Polk coun
of a murder there
,r,d urging him to go to
u!..l -1 i j t. the officers in
riiuiu-s of the principals
the solicitor could not
a-lvi
!i'l
:,, ,inir nn-tu over the phone.
Columbus Sunday
r
t" 1
v, ,iri,f that Glenn Lippar 1
..1. U . 1lit2-
!,; i 'AT, i' wiwi me ruii.-
i UU c-
kn'n n
lit J
T
r
t
!)' !
Til:1;
,,!,;4:vt late Wednesday
!,, llolar removed from
,. bullet that caused his
. w .(!! of Burke county
.:h; alout 7 o'clock. In
!',, officer Abee, Mr. L
.nd Mr. Jitlo Winkler a
!,;,. ., .tutu-r's jury, Dr.
i the grave, exhumed
Mk the pistol bullet from
1 Mr. Ahcc brought it and
I.ipparad's finder to
V.,:fi U.f nf
iriiiuvcl from I.ippai'd'i
.j." calibre and was the
C.;,t removed from his
j;,;i .) ; ; ;i.r lime i mv u't v
tali' in'trvd the neck a little
t!U' .iTt "ililc. ami pvnri j mm nv
itvu-al vertebra, and cut the
. ... . 'PI... ifVil-1-i
linul V'' two. i lie uunvi,
fci-: vi'i-n the severed crd and the
hin. 'iad c'.anced at the skun un i
intel outward. The membranes or
i .i i .. . :
kfrin.' i;l till- mam anil me oia;n
'
he vcr; much coiijrestt-f
When Lou told of the
trouble on the road to the colored
women she did not know Lippard had
been killed. An officer said today that
Lou Lynn was one of the worst
characters in this whole section, but
she had never lied about anything
when brought into court. He said the
n cords wculd show that. He believes
her statement.
Paxtcr Hildebrand and Billie Tal
ant were released from custody
Wednesday night and have returned to
Hickory.
Thanks Officers
Solicitor Huffman and Chief Lent'.
went to the scene of the murder this
afternoon to inspect the natural sur-
roundigs and to get a better realiza
tion of how the affair occurred.
The solicitor asked the Record to
day to thank Chief Lentz, the Hick-
(;ry police lorce, v. uy
ry, all other ofticeis and tne man
citizens who have rendered assistance
... - lvav,,,,, tVm Vfln so
;n tne cue. jhi". ."
...:ii-..-i.. . ii-n Huffman sat
... tt . . . i .
the officers would Have uuu a niuv.
niore difficult task in solving the
niyf'tery.
ad where the
on th(
wound
of
illfiicl
KiHcil With (n Pistol
!,,, I.:ard. if has been shown.
. . i t ' t ,. i ,1 tin
... 1. :n .a
lt,r,..j tt..n u T H' IS Kill 'VI
n 'll I v i tti w i i v .....
h lii. . wii i-i-i n after the figh
irtci
l..vi.t:iil With till
Th
II w
1.1"
1 tab
,ff i i ;.. i
in , i i .
n.,1 f iin
,1
:,, d by Elicit.-''
i,t :md the oil:"!
,n,,t ,..c link m
,iv "n as perfect a
hmmui
r
By the Associated Press. By tne Associated Pie?s.
Washin:?ton, Nov. 2C. Union of th? Anon, Car..: Zone, Nov. 2u Sen
American negroes with the racial cl-; Ti ,.. i t.i.,
ements ot all nations to further in?.
cause of sovietism was urged before '-:;,r' viiit to the Paofic terminus of
iViu Mnscnw mpptinp' To the iULi-Uho Pan a a canala to recreation
nationals before which 1 rotzkV snokithoui'-h he 1, - I revpvnl ot.nf
I . ..... - T 1 ... 1 I "
by tne late American ratucai ami i ,vm.
magazine writer, jonn Keen, accoru
ereiiv-es
svre:i
'1
A group of workers nr. the Clifton colliery, England, glad that they are returning to. york after the coal strilsa,
?hlch has been called off. ., ..4 ....-,isa.--,v . ..
mm POLiTici GAiN 3 HERS
DIES 1 (Ml! II EEilL .
flbbtiiBLT
By the Associated Press.
' Ardmore, Okla., Nov. 20. Jacoo
L. Hammond, Republican committee
man from Oklahoma, who was wound
ed here last Sunday night m a hotel,
died today.
10 LIGHTWEIGHTS
TO FIGHT TOliT
i i
(BY MAX ABERNETHY)
Ralofcch. Nov. 2C The 1921 gen
eral assembly will be composed of
130 Democrats and 40 Republicans,
the'e being thirty nine Democrats
and 11 Republicans in. the senate
and 5)1 Democrat against 29 Re
publicans in the lower house.
Contrary to the general report the
Republicans by the general election
November 2 have a net gam ol
the
FQEt
B EMPRESS
IS MUCH BETTER
By the Associated Press.
Doorn, Holland. Nov. 26. The con
dition of former Empress Augusta
Victoria of Germany is better. The
members cf the faiiy may now see
her.
POLICE KEEP WATCH
M 11 CLUB
ing to the text of his speech receive-''
here frCjaa Moscow.
Describing the position of the rtn-
gro in the United States, especia
in the southern states, as "ieriibl
Reed declaimed the negro offered
two fold onportuniiy to th
of communism in this coun
face conscience araonir the
and second, the use of labor ipr.orr
Race consciousness has stead" l(
among th: negroes, U
second section of vrhi
are now carrying on a propuga 'iria o.'!'
favoring revolt against thi?w lute.-." i Lt
ciMcers her
i The pre: :d'.'-.-.-(a
game tx g-:.d a
I tor boat .'dde.
L,tL- .-is
y i. ea m :
an-f.-iy l i
-ct dro
id later
"e e.uly for
tock a 1 1 j
Co
en
increased
'nil'. "r i
I
ill c-.'
N
f.s t...
ni
;i he .-iviil lea c
al, "vi i re oil
.:;r i his sin;.
Stales. His
!' devoted to
vey ol pi ?;,. ms that
ids ndmiidsii'ation.
t. oi' lhe.se problems
-s the new adinini-
: wb!
1,1
White and negro labor in ro'fii
he northern and southern sections j
,f the countrp must 'be joined in
common unions as 1 lie quickest w:i
carry on sovietism.
Organization of the forekr h'bo
stralion .-houi.'i raaiiitsii:' with the
pubh of rar.ani:'. v:Ith the i;reai:ie:ii
.-iiJ-.n re vc; ;v, t as;:urnce3 tf
d " iil n!vir.g a buti-ciuet given in
li'.iue
hut
COUNTk
Bv the
!H' lj earned
the United States for revolt and ,
(he c oordination of radicalism in 1 1
North and South America into a w
(joitior,
reel
Associated Y. .
Va.
cm
c. i -j . '"Happy
inie near here
idnerle movement w.ns m(Ivo:':.1h.1
Louis Franc-r, secretary of the com
munistic partv in the United States.
ICH
'iaj.
Richmond
i::. n
; 'iv
Snotts
' "tny'd
io.5S is
c;f
by
0 1
i
1 1 B M S S ' - i
1 L I I -',3
nJL w;uJy UfiSh
By
DENIAL IS WOE
OF PMCE OFFER
n th; Associated r'rcsR.
MhvaA. Nov. UC An onicia. -.
. . .. . r.,Uv of the repor
that Consti-ntme hail n.v.-u
U' mil 1o OCCUPY v-w.
K "paiim- ov"ned by the former dei
a:i ruler.
Bv the Associated Press
New Y, Nov. 20. Benny Leon
aid woiTfS light weight champion,
il,r tn ... decision. The contest- coming general a-u.u..y.
ii-iv,- -n-mlifrs as in the last legis
lature there wc re 133 Democrats and 3y the Associated i'ress.
57 PonnWic-ins. These fiirureii arei ,New York, Nov. 26.-
riven by H. M. London, legislative
ule!('nc HOi.iiiau, wn" jv...-
ants areants are to weign m
pounds at 2 o clock.
at 135
MR GFIFFIT
KO! RECEIVES
l . ! I
tlillCi
tliey ever
ARRESTED IN
DUBLIN
I'-iicf t f Coa. piracy
lV,',i.tl.r il,,. will be able to
LUii-ii ii,i,iv llian second degrc
Ln it i i.i,i.ii,u ('ii its a hi iiv to
fw th it a conspiracy
iter llul'linati drew warrants toi
arr-t .f the five men charging,
. . . I ...
'ic; and nuirder, and me i.in.
it l)ck Ih fncr, c.ne f the three
Hi lid I in I'.urke iail. attempted a)
1- i.
im.w ,i i,i t,,i ;ii,d later bouvrrn
at a local htirdvvare stoi'e
P'oof. in tin' ii.ind.-i of tlie inveuM-
i v i
I'M':', i,f th.. nicii racv: Jock Hei
aid 1 i iii toi w.t:'. 1 1 caliui
ciiuM Co! Ho lilllK'lS in Uiwn
Wi.ulil lit ll. II.. did buv SOUK
I1 fiili'i,'..' 1ml h-t but thev W'
li lc
Part (,r (
LESEUE'S SPPEIL
Yrr the Associated l'r..s.
' Washineton, Nov. 2G.-Presu en
Wilion received today the appea of
lhSrnUA tuition.
The message Relied the white house
it ni"ht lrom ienei. ,
"tv. Wilson already has consented
to fix the boundary ur.a "Z u"
but here was no indication
h. wouhl do as mecuato..
Bv the Associated Press. ,
'Dublin, Nov. 26. Arthur Griffith,
founder of the Sinn Fein organiza
tion, Prof. John McNeill, Sin 1-em
.i i- o..i;.i,ii.nt in tht f.onden-
meniuer ui jauiuin.ii -- ,
,i,.r.v district, and a number of oih-, toilows
trj, ' including the professors son,
were also arrested.
In the .lcier.ee in America of Em
np.M I' Valera. president of the
iri-i' re-iid.dic.'i Arthur Cii if fit h was
.....r..!,!,. the l.-t'st active Irishman
. . . i. I. , L... T..1..U '.'i lt 1 1 1
ill t'C 1 1 1 1 J- '."': I "I i-"c' i'"ii i
! .. .i , :..,! in : n interview oe
HOPE MR. MM
WILL i Ul
y of repi'ii
,.1 . ..1 I l.c
lr. -it'- d van d.-f.'i uiiverl upon o.v w
gluid more tl.an :i year :,go -
augmatcd iai l inaren w....
assination of the lord mayor
Cork.
of
By Mr. London s compilaaon oaiy
three mcmbens of the last senate.
W. L. Long of alitax; J. u. ue
Laney, of Mecklenburg, and W. A.
Reinhardt,. of Catawba. v;ilb Ihi the
1921 senate ,while 23 Democrats ana
f Republicans will succeed them
selves in the lower house.
The thirty-fourth district furnish
es the only political upset in the ap-
per house where the ilepuoiican nu
iority in Wautauga overcame tne
Democratic majorities in Alleghany
nd As'-ie the oth.er two counties m
that district. The Democratic candi
dates for the house redeemed Ashe,
Orange and Polk but lost m i,aiuweu
Jackson. Stanly, Transylvania and
Yancey, making a net loss oi two
members in the lower house.
Democratic members of the last
be, use succeed themselves again -as
oilows: Doughton, Butt. lUattnews
(of Bertie), Young. Tucker, Johnson,
Crisp, Fountain. t.ox. nam..,
Wright, Darden, Taylor. Grier, Grauy
Dawson. Neal Pharr, Mattnews iu
Mecklenburg). Brown. Everett, b.mw
and Swain. Five Repubacan mem
beiB of the last house who have been
returned are Propst, Pass. Spence,
McGuire and Bryant.
Buncombe county sends to the
l.ouse Miss Exum ticmcni,
crat of Abbeville, who is the fu-
woman to.sit as a inemoer w
legislative body
-Throughout
lai.t night a police guard oi 10 pa
Uolmen kept watch over the Union
Jlub which yesterday was the scene
of a riot when Irish sympathizers
, biected to the display of the British
flag.
hDKeS
the Associated Press.
Chicago, Nov. 20.- f ederal
Xcnnesaw Mountain Land is
t entraining orders against 72
keepers ted.i to prevent tiiei
iating prohibition laws. The offic
who had filed suits against the
loon keepers asked that thair plac
be closed Wednesday.
Ju l j
i- ... ' j
S.'U )ji 1
vio-!
ri
. t!,- .-
Washingt;
m; O'-t-bc -:,.),ou0
wl'i
: . c-;, n. aim-.
1. ; !''!
.000.
o vecsc
-Epoi ts dur
' e; . : $153,
.lecreas. d ap-
d at
,.:.o.., c
v.-eve
r ;"2,000,
'ri Sc-p-valued
at
I 0
CUT IS MADE
c
i i 1
(I B t
i 11 h ml
f l ! a 5
isithbUJ
IPS
m
PA
lun.
. i ii r
i.i.itol were found on
I'T'iun.l wliiri. the crime occur
A I () v. A. calibre cartridge was
n tlie road and a crumpled
liill win nicked up near the
't "f the (h ad man. Then the $200
"A-hich I.ippnrd had w:is fo'.inl
ii'1 siio) after Dock Hefri'r,
"' npiiciocil to he losinir thincs ut
ll'tri'tit iil,,., (.w,no in for II
m' and haircut.
Offered to jr.t Money
iC'l'-i declare t'uit. ('eel HefneV,
i-frer and L ne Young, the
lr,'(' tnci held for murder. knew
iletin l.inniii.l b-ul $7X0 with
went out with them, aa-
rntnf-T that thev did the killing, and
s tati'tiT'tit that he had only
'"n,y d.,!liics, as ndateil by Lou
"w h" had no money, lie offered to
Pn, win
Bv the Associated Press.
Ge neva. Nov. 2G.-The a ttilu. e
among the delegates
rt iht Uaeue toward tne app-- "
iL tuJifto Pre.i!en Wilson to act
cut expectation that tne
ud 1 relieve the Uague
I Europe of this situation.
ARRKSTFl) THIS MORNING
Bv the Associated Press.
' London, Nov. 2G.-The Irish " of
fice in statinfg this noon hoi been
arrested in Dublin at 2 o'clock thi.
morning said no formal arge had
. r .......1 .,rrn;i.lt 11 1 111 . lit! WJS
iieen pivifin'" jk-'"" .
taken away in a lolty to an unnamed
destination.
HOUSE TOO BUSY
T
PERCE
sn MUSTER
I U, S. IS DE5D
By the Associated Press.
Washington, Nov. 26.- Harbor and
vvateiways improvement and main
tenance appropriations will amount
Lo 478,207,005 for the fiscal year of
lOL'i, according to estimates of Maj.
Gen. Lansing II. Beach, chief of ar
my engineers, announced todsy in
Id j, annual report.
rr recommended a rivers and har
bors appropriation of $57,208,751,!
supplemented by sundry civil items
aggregating several million for con
Sinuing work under way.
The recommendation will be in
oroorated in the regular estimates
;o 'be submitted to congress in December.
w;iu,i.mi XT (,.. district, lvian-
.co Bay, $4,500; Pamlico ami Tar
i-ivc-rs.SjOO; Nause river, ipl5,&LtJt
Beaiifort, $(3,000; waterway Core
.ound to Beaufort, $2,500; Beauiort
nlet, $2,100; Cape r ear river aiai u
-low Wilmington. $695,000; North
.'.ast river, $53,000; Black river, $2,-
the As:-o,-iated 1'i'ess. j
New York, Nv. 20. Price rediic-1
I 'm'i of ll'A 1-3 per cent on window;
:.hades -wore announced today by the ,
Columbia Wilis, inc., the largest;
manufacturers of tlm article in the j
country. ;
The reduction which brings prices
New
.'..onicia
i very'
ton mi;
Tc
Mverv
of
cot-
to near the
possible by
oter mater
level were rrade j cid
rdat'-d T.'rf -s.
- Nov. 2d. Repo-'
r;- .lilies in ' ,i : : ""O
c,inr effect in the
1o'ia'.
about 700 bales for de
. c her cciitract.'. and in-
'ilin-; 11.. south had a de
lencv 'l the break, which
1,
the drop in cotti n Uivx j caused a decline ct !'' points or
a!s. j more.
,. -y, j -
IS! HAVE KING COBB iS HOOTED
AMI LIKE MIHEV MH BS1 PIIK
CUM bw' mam w bu - - - j - -
I
i .
i
By the Associated Press. j Py the Assoc
Athene Nnv 9A. 1' l"3tlC(l San ."-"C, i
riocf Rifiin mnr li.'Hllif hf r.-f.nm ! -;. 11' !)- . out c
,:f former Kinir Constantine to his ! liignaot
ited Press.
I V iv ''(. . i v l.olio
the ball park by in-
:; who came t." see him
tli rone, but
is
expressed that! play here v'i
hv
(."iii
rr m e
-lli,i vint Inns will MS I t IIMC lafl iS
c f the Greeks, either by concluding a : he haJ protested
i eace with tlie Turks separative, ot , an emery bal'.
:3idst the Armenians against C Th. :,!
rn i- OU....I.1 nlll.cr ef i lincit nVll'-' hnl) to Wtl !'l -H
I 111 . . I 1 I ! I , I I 1 tILlIV t vi. .
t thp end ot the sixth inning after
af
ainst the u.se of
Tit Of
fiffi,
.ok
iri't.
't f,
pmii
WHERT TAKES YET
T
arte
him
im attempt on his part to
!' Hniie no, iuy if they yould
"Na"'"' Stali.meiit Wiibulnntliit.l
Aft
Til
M l,.t
'I' "CU ,;
ll.fi,,.,.
ing nl i ut some; liquor,
and l.orie Youn would
ir. It
r .. xVia & cartel atod Press
'"Washington. Nov. 2C Speaker
ein.ii todav that there was
nrobabilitv of any resolution
providing for a separate peace with
i . --iintr to fi vote in me
V.,t'i inuiiy h
t,n nt the December session
The sneaker who recently confer- 5
red with Senator Lodge of Mass.,
Republican leader in the senate and
i 4-V...4- jf wa ncrreefl that the par-
n,. Vio Associated I ress. .uL..i- ,;rtt,r fontrress would be
u.t xT,.. Of. Values l" k"i- iy a in .!-" ik.y ... "
- Chicago, Nov. 26. vww bclow too small to undertake to pass tne
wheat market , "V.rst time Uesolution. ...
MOTHER
01LE
Bv the Associated Press.
Washington, Nov. 26. -W. A. r ,
Fkeneren, Swedish ministei
S tSates, ciied ? at Uie legation
here toe tfl alter a ovibl
uniteu i" '
c-ix years of service here as secretary
ancl councillor. He was married
to Laura Wookott Jackson, who sur
vives.
COTTON
n- tvP Associated Press.
New York, Nov. 26. The cotton
market was extremely nervous and
unsettled at the opening louay ow
ing to weakness in Liverpool over the
holiday and reports of financial de
pression abroad. First prices ware
... i. .t 4V.Q ivifirVet sold on bo to
80 points below Wednesdays elose
December l.2i
January .
March A5 '5'
Mav
July - lo-bfr
cs be adopted it is feared ngiwca
nnd France would not help Greece.
ooo. t
ROBBERY
I
. i
SITS CIP1I
IGSIIST FIRE PERU
. !e
I ell c
to
,DO
J 1 i.-.ii
;S'ii tc take the
.jc.-'.cd and Cobb
b it r;:; l,x::t:3 ha ' oeat
tr t a!ii, 7 to 2.
- t , CL
1- m r.--
- . ' m. (I
Tf! fppinCPIT
(BY MAX AB1
Los Angele,
. A , I . . . . . 1 ... ..
j 0 1 1 l nnir.'-.i i
in-!terday at le'
this niorru
'oii.-'iiess.
lege
$l.r,0 a " ;VA h00 rc-
S,',or."K the'
was reached. downwarad
-jt SB
tne Kl-m-iui - ntrricu
..v...nnd. -were tne iiuim-";'
The attention ot the house, vir.
Gillett said, would be devoted al-
cost entirely to appropriation Dins
and immigration bills.
15.35
15.18
15.24
15.21
15.23
OH!
Bv the Associated Press.
" - - - ... y-i
Raleigh. Nov. 20. L. v . l !ixnevoient institutions every
formerly dispatch clerk m tne Hen- of Uves ofchi
derson poeconice, pieau --
iederal court here tins moiiua.n v.
the charge of robbing the unueu
States ail of approximately
. 0,.,, nro -recovered by
iiost oi iiiu '"in
postoffice inspectors when the airest
was mrde. . j frc.nt mav mean a
Judge Conner cieterrea ss' frantic little ones
ntence pendmj arrival of Ul?es Lonci rh., -fire mm
RNETIIY) j
ttnleio-h. Nov. 26. Campa'gni
against the fire peril in Nort'i Ci
if,,., ic Vi-..ino- unshed bv the state
turance department kind a 1 - letin joieo
. . , t.. t v,-.niir in .ivnnc.e . cns
just ls.sueu jas. iv - I
cemmissioner says: ! O w
"The fire peril in our schools, col-: 'e
dormitories and chantaoie ano.i-ie .-
m .,,..- ,.l
claims its toll of lives ot cinimen n.
the schools or other institution:,, m v.
most cases the loss of life and the m-1
;,,.! arc caused bv panic, due to die M
smoke," rather than by the f'uv
themselves. Stairways are fi;? tras
-hv o -f,nls sten bv a child ir
ted i ': -:.
vav. fC Eddie
!" or in ju id ces
Hill p.'bay,
y w'hoe.t regaining
tl:
i ed,
of writhing,
tc
'rViovloa w. Tnwnsend snoke brief
V 1 . 1 . 1 . . . -
tho nnnvoduetb'itv of cuano of
i .,.,.. ili numerous i-. xi ' i r.i.n
I...ne Young wouiu " , v . .,lir(,a jn North unaKoi-i t-.r . ""1"' Jw,. I h.Miv 'M we had a terrible
-M-ind riKht herej-- ther vvith the low price 'J0 this morning "-Cincinnati
.id, according to tho cotton. I
"My husband is going to bring
home a nice box of candy this ev
ening," said Mrs. Younghubby.
"How did you know? Did he
nromise it to you?" asked Mrs. Nay-bor.
"Oh, dear no,' replied Mrs. Young-
.sentence i'iu,u - ; i w
father, who wired that he was leav
ing St. Louis today ior iww-
.0 a 1
Tf President Wilson is blessed with
a continuation of his remarKaDie
strength of mind ana a jeswi""
s:x Izl " hnAv will not have
streai'i u.... . ,
to exercfl. a Ions upenod ot
"watchful "waiting" tiTl Vindication
will pay him an important visit.
Savannah News
A poor paying city gathers no good
teachers.
pile
endeavoring
escape the fire monster.
"The old fashioned structural ste""
fire-escape furnishes only parti. .
safety, and is even more conductive
to panic than a stairway. It is. as
generally constructed, dangeror . ir
fire drills because of its very nataie.
The only way to save these ntrie
folks from panic and consequent in
jury or death in case of fire is to
make their rapid exit-- from
building a- natural and comn
place as possible.
"The only way to avcid rapMiy
vac
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ceii-eu ' .-'egrr
'et, 1.
: - vh , . -She
repll'-d tha
if, Trd.napo1-:
ihe 1 a ! va7.
i,i:e crashed into
;.:,. n ChevroK t near
-.'( .-j. " nroiet ift
. no' o river, was
luccnar.ifian for
'.rim Chevrolet, who
" -. h O'Donnell,
l n t., lndia.i-
; - Che . lolet re-
! f;o-n Lor is Chov-
deal man. ak-
: ,me here.
. . r-.h.. i.d KO direct
and make ready for
o-preadlnrf firea.
to cut out a-1
j lone pract''
1 convi.ni:
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: "is-
k-i panic is
i' .vfvs an!
This can be
icri'v and
'dcuWc
i- life and prop
be turn: died up
in . .r-ance Corn-
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