;-
-r,
:
I?
.
fVol.
A
,
Tlwusands
of
single
men,
boys,
women
and
i
families
to
come
to
I
of
Winston
on
tin
opposition
cenaure
vote,
IU.
ft?'
(
retary,
announced
some
new
(the
relief
of
industry
in
Great
Ilritain,
particularly
a
subsidy
for
tr.t:
i
M.ud.s
in
return
for
the
reduction
of
freight
rates
on
coal
to
the
ex'
nt
of
seven-und-a-half
pence
per
la
hair
pence
on
steam
coal.
The
It
i
ration
easier
by
sweeping
away
H.
i
r
r
grunts
to
enable-emigrants
ST.
LOUIS
HAS
lc:i
in-
t
:
hi
u
h
C
E
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
roads
the
Classified
Ads.
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
It
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
get
Tin:
classified
haiiit.
XVIII.
No.
173
TR
OOP
Imperial
Government
to
Finance
in
Move
to
Dominions:
GOOD
LEAD
NOW
!
little
I
IIANC
K
OF
IH'.IXU
ItlsPLAC-
i:i
HtoM
national
leadership
-
START
EASTERN
TOIR
WELL
NKW
YORK.
JUly
U;
-With
little
of
anybody
overter'ng
them.
St.
'r,u.l.
ihiii
t,.
buum
u
an
Extern
Invasion
yeateroaf
a
victory
over
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
5
and
ctncinnat,
1
are
uaUln,
"
w
v
only
one
game
In
the
Amer-1
-
w.K-
yesterday
but
that
proved
nii
The
Red
Box
had
the
best
ry'smg
up
to
the
eigntn
inning
!!,.
New
York
Yankees
but
1
tten
Uie
Yauk
rallied
In
the
LIQUOR
SELLERS
AT
ANYOX
FINED
i
TOTAl
or
SKIM
COIXKCTEIi
AS
HE-1
SI
I
T
Ol
f'AMKK
IX
HMKI.TEU
TOWN
OVER
WEEK-EXI)
.
'
arsons
ware
charged
at
Anyox
!,
week-ond
under
the
Oovcm-l.i'iuor
Act
with
keeping
liquor
mi-
Pour
of
the
cases
resulted
In
.
i'
'inns
and
the
fifth
in
dismissal.
t
,iu.ng
iaO0
were
paid.
The
-
wrr
heard
by
Stipendiary
Magls-
n
M
McOuety
with
SUff
Sergeant
x
M'
Neil!
proaerutlng
and
L
W.
Pat-
or
nun
city
defending.
Provincial
-
'
.ii
William
Smith
waa
Intra-I
1
).
ringing
the
easts
to
trial.
'
FRENCH
FLIGHT
IS
CALLED
OFF
l
ltAXCi:
AIIAXOOXS
.
.
ATTEMIT
TO
CHOSS
ATLANTIC
IX
OCEAN
WITH
PLANE
LA
rilEOATE
PARIS.
July
M.
France
has
abandon-
i
the
time
being
at
leant,
a
joint
"mpt
ry
the
Navy
and
Commerce
imitmenu
to
span
the
Atlantic
by
i'i
.
mid
the
La
Fregate
has
been
re-
.iR
t
from
the
Aaore.
The
fact
that
'
i
riuht
waa
interrupted
by
motor
I
f)
'
.1
ult
.ll'.s
raunecl
th
rlofoat
nf
IU
nut.
,
l
.
Miat
of
esUbtiahlnr
s-cornmerclal
ft-!
I
A
JilfHf
m'J'f
r
:
IL.
:
f
,111
BLACK
CHAPTER
OF
ORANGE
LODGE
HAS
ELECTED
OFFICERS
TOMONTON,
July
25
H.
A.
Graham
Km
-Mon.
Ontario,
ha
been
elected
rc.i.uwi
MiisleT
of
the
Grand
Black!
tCli
.pin
of
the
Onn
lviu
vf
n.mrft
gJ
S
f
nrpenter
of
Vancouver
U
Grand
nnd
Oeon.'
E
Dru.h
ol
Mlaslon
I
.'
i.i
comib.iUrt.oi.u.
I
TRAIN
WRECKS
IN
ONTARI
Workless
1
Canada
under
plan
Churchill
Hon.
Winston
Churchill,
Home
meat
-
urea
which
will
be
taken
for
ton
on
export
coal
and
ten
and
government
also
proposes
to
make
obstacles
which
would
provide
to
purchase
outfits
in
a
new
country
and
a
scbatbe
is
to
be
put
into
tf
feet
by
which
two
thousand
five
hun
dred
boys,
seven
thousand
tingle
men.
five
hundred
families
and
two
thousand
women
wUl
be
emigrated
to
Canada
from
I
the
mining
districts
The
coat
of
the
undertaking.
It
Is
estimated.
wUl
reach'
a600
000
per
year
i
Finally.
Churchill
said,
the
government
is
contemplating
a
scheme
of
set-
Menem
of
loasa
with
the
object
of
athnulaUn
Emolre
Mttietnent
which
U
eapeeted
to
cost
fajWQOO
annuUy
ion
affair,
will
be
sent
to
Canada
and
I
Iawwiiu
inunruimwiy
10
wots
out
,,'n
,OT
migration
of
Britishers
u
Ule
P010'"'0"
COMPENSATION
BOARD
COMING
HERE
SUNDAY
Chairman
It
Inn.
Or.
Njr
and
s
rrtary
Kalton
laming
Xorth
at
I1rt
of
XeU
Meek
To
conduct
hearings
and
medical
examinations
at
various
points
where
the
steamer
touches,
E.
S.
11
Winn,
chairman
of
the
Workmen
Compensation
Board;
Dr.
Nye,
chief
medical
cfflcer.
and
R.
V.
Pulton,
assistant
secretary
of
the
Board,
will
arrive
In
the
olty
from
the
south
on
the
Catala
on
Sunday.
The
board
will
hold
a
session
here
from
1
4
to
8
on
Sunday
afternoon
and
has
instructed
claimants
to
appear
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
at
1
SO
Tuesday
stternoon
when
the
offlctells
will
be
here
again
southbound-
Sessions
will
also
be
held
at
Anyox
and
8tewart
while
the
steamer
la
there.
YOUNG
PROSPECTORS
ARE
BADLY
EQUIPPED
intir
American
Youths
doing
.Into
Hudson's
l.iy
Country
Xot
Yrry
Writ
Hllt-1
Out
PRINCE
ALBRRT.
July
J
E.
Sin-clslr.
pioneer
prospector,
returning
from
the
north,
reports
that
he
met
four
American
boys
'on
a
geological
expedition
60
Chesterfield
Inlet,
an
arm
of
Hudson's
Bay.
He
confirmed
reports
that
they
were
badly
equipped,
had
no
money
and
were
unable
to
hire
an
In
dian
guide,
depending
on
their
excrt-
ent
theoretical
knowledge
of
the
geo-
raphlcal
features
of
the
nortnland.
GAMBLING
RAIDS
MADE
IN
TORONTO
Ol
ll
TIIOI
SANO
DOLLARS
IX
CASH
REVOLVERS
AND
SEVEXTY-EIOIIT
M
EX
ARE
TAKEX
TORONTO.
July
34
Police
raid
net-
t-000
revolyera
and
seventy-
l-K,
nrutm
U'M
UraM
UI1
ehuM
In
one
one
establishment
eexaDiionmeni
where
"bank
dice"
was
the
order
of
the
even-
HALIIU'T
LtXDIXOS
Only
two
halibut
boaU
were
In
today,
both
being
Canadian
The
rrosperuy
a
sold
20.000
to
the
Booth
Fisheries
for
4.ie.
and
6e.
and
the
R
W
disposed
Vi'iimn
,,.h.
i
the
Roval
Fish
Co.
at
12
5e
and
6c
Advertise
to
The
Daily
News
Northern
and
PRINCE
1
'
XEW
EALAXD
,M
JAPAN
MAKE
PACT
;.
WELLINGTON,
N2
.
July
25
The
first
treaty
between
a
Brl-
t
sh
country
and
Jxpan
w(ll
be
Concluded
when
New
Zealand
agrees
with
Japan
ulsy
to
give
moat
favored
nation
treatment
In
oommeroe
and
custom.
N-
vigation
and
snipping
facilities
between
the
two
-ountrle
will
,ncrt6"L
tttTTtttVtv4TT
PLANE
FROM
Q.
C.
ISLAND
ILHIIIT
LIKITENANT
A.
II.
HILL
All-KIVI.D
HERE
LAST
NIGHT
WITH
II.S.
S
L
1
LYING
BOAT
Having
made
the
return
Journey
from
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
In
an
hour
and
firty-ve,
minute.
FUgM
lieutenant
A.
11.
Hull
and
O
B
Taylor,
mechanic
rrlved
on
their
II.
8.
2L
flying
boat
last
evening
at
7
o'clock.
Owing
to
the
PKnc
,
mn
'
Co"
UntllI!K
WM
m!
UInd
11
WM
on
lM
bot
th,t
McNaugh-
uiumm
wuiwiuuhj
mu-
Rupert
last
week.
Flight
lieutenant
Hull
Is
making
Inquiries
and
gathering
evidence
regard-,
,
recem
nVln
fatality
aeari
J?".!?'
,u
of
,
Lieutenant
Hull
was
for
oeveral
years
a
frequent
visitor
to
Prince
Rupert
when
on
fishery
patrol
Hla
machine
last
evening
was
the
first
plane
of
the
season
to
fly
over
Prince
Rupert.
MACLEAN
AS
GRIT
LEADER
Hon-
Ian
Mackenzie
Not
AmbitiousThinks
Premier
Should
Carry
On
VICTORIA;
July
23.
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie,
provincial
secretary,
announces
that
he
is
not
an
aspirant
for
the
leadership
of
the
Liberal
party.
"In-my
opinion.
he
fald,
"Dr.
Maclean
should
be
pressed
to
continue
in
office.
He
has
the
entire
confidence
of
the
Liberal
party
and
his
knowledge
of
the
business
of
the
province
can
ill
be
spared
from
the
legislature."
ONE
OF
ORIGINAL
RED
COATS
IS
PASSED
OUT
Cot.
Sir
Crrll
Kenny.
Irlh
Itironrt,
tirrvrd
with
It.C.X.W.P.
lor
llrty-flve
Years
EDMONTON.
July
24.
One
of
the
last
survivors
of
the
original
Roytl
Canadian
Northwest
KtrK.
IMnMd
Mounted
IUI..
Police.
Oapt.
CI
Sir,
I.
Cecil
Denny,
Irish
baronet,
died
at
the
age
of
79.
He
waa
55
year
In
the
force,
latterly
being
archivist
for
the
Alberta
government.
RENE
LACOSTE
WILL
NOT
DEFEND
TITLE
I?
"ZS"
AMERICAN'
H'WIl
AXNOCXCES
CHAM-
SHIP
LAPSE
THIS
YEAR
ANTEUIL.
FRANCE,
July
25
Rene
Lacoste,
who
holds
the
American
tennis
I
Championship,
announce
that
be
will
not
defend
the
title
this
yesr
but
de-
cles
that
his
decision
ha
anything
to
UU
wiLn
'
IIP
luain
ocnLrove.iiV.
WIN'S
VACHT
RACE
8ANTANDER.
SPAIN,
July
25
The
American
yacht
Ttona
won
the
Queen
"f
Bpatnt
Cup
for
small
yseht
in
the
race
from
New
York
to
Spain.
OWXERSHIP
IIXCHAXOED
1
VICTORIA.
Julv
25
Ths
hH
nr.
fee
of
the
Rufus
Argent
Mines
Ltd.
emphatically
denies
any
change
of
own-
et&hlp
of
the
property.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERTi
B.
C,
WEDNESDAY,
"'"
AT
GREAT
ART
SALE
:
George
Romney's
"Portrait
of
Lady
Hamilton
as
a
Vestal"
was
one
of
the
feature
paintings
at
the
sale
of
a
remarkable
collection
at
Christie's
Five
Men
Injured
and
Fifteen
Horses
Killed
in
Addition
to
Mortal
Loss
in
Rail
Collision
OTTAWA,
July
25.
A
troop
train,
carrying
detachments
of
the
Twenty-second
Regiment
to
summer
camp,
collided
with
a
freight
train
at
Sand
Point,
Ontario,
killing
Corp.
John
Cullinan
of
St
John's,
Quebec,
and
Trooper
Thomas
Gordon,
also
of
St
Johns.'
'Five
other
men
were
injured
and
fifteen
cavalry
horses
were
killed.
The
two
locomotives
were
locked
in
a
head-on
collision
and
several
coaches
left
the
rails-
PATTULLO
LEAD
IS
I
REDUCED
SLIGHTLY1
Only
Tlirre
Pulls
In
Prince
Ktiprrt
Kid-,
lug
Xow
Uemaln
to
lie
Heard
1'rum
Figure
for
Prince
Rupert
.riding
to
data
in
the
provincial
election
are
Pat-
tullo
ISM.
Thompson
J
268.
Further
return
from
some
of
the
point
on
the
Island
reduce
the
lead
of
Mr.
Ptttullo
from
93
to
84.
The
pcila
reporting
today
lanlude:
PMttfUo
Thompson
Refuge
Bay
3
6
imVamh
a
i
....
JTV.
'""OSO
limj
U
i
Sandsplt
S
17
Jed
way
4
0
Reports
from
Baxter's
damp,
Jap
In-
let.
and
Oceanic
are
wot
to
hand
yet
and
will
hardly
be
available
before
Tuesday
next.
CANADA
SENDS
GOLD
TO
NEW
YORK
AGAIN
Tlirre
Million
Dollars
Harp
Hern
Ship.
rd
from
Ifcmilnlon
This
Week
NEW
YORK.
July
24
The
gold
move-
aent
from
Canada
ha
reoommeneed..
Three
millions
were
shipped
Ireen
.the
IXmlnlon
looal
banks
this
week.
WILL
SELL
MODEM
UIW
FARMS
AT
SUMAS
Selirinn
Evolved
With
a
Vlrw
To
En-
eourajrlng
Settlement
In
Re.
claimed
Arm
VICTORIA,
July
25
The
provincial
covernment
Is
DlsnntfSC
tJte
Mtsbllsh-
ment
of
aeveral
model
farm
on
the
Sums
reclaimed
urea
to
be
sold
s
going
concern
w
cucowaje
aclUtaicu:
JULY
25,
1928.
0;
TW
HAS
QUEBEC
LARGE
PLOT
Two
Men
Arrested
Following
Discovery
of
Arm
and
Powerful
Kadio
OUEIiEC
July
25.
The
police
arc
enquiring
into
the
circumstances
surrounding
'the
discovery
in
a
house
in
the
sub
urbs
of
a
stock
of
dynamite,
rifles
ammunition
and
a
radio
set
said
to
be
capable
of
com
municating
with
European
capitals
Arena
Ninla,
and
August
Ninla.
Russians,
son
and
father,
are
held
without
bail.
The
arrest
followed
investigation
in
.reported
-interference
with
a
number
of
wire-k's
stations
in
the
United
States
and
Canada.
"
BABY
WAS
BORN
IN
CONNAUGHT
TUNNEL
Child
of
Mm.
.
Ilui-kinaii
of
Vernon
Hat
lnliiie
Slart
In
Lire.
REyXLfrOKE.
July
28
-The
first
baby
born'
'n.tti
a
Rocky
Mountain
tunnel
came
tn
Vfft-W.
TTaf
Imcp
of
Vernon
while
a
weabottnd
c.PR.
expraa
train
was
passing
through
Connauiht
tunnel,
the
longest
In
the
Rockies.
The
mother
and
child
were
taken
off
the
train
here
and
are
doing
well
In
hospital
ASPHYXIATED
IX
MINE
VANCOUVER.
July
28
Asphyxiated
bv
iras
which
had
leathered
In
a
tunnel
In
which
he
wa
working
at
Woodfire.
H'we
Souiul
Kenneth
M.
Iver
died
on
al'
inMy
ui-.v
u...
Boston
Grill
0
SOLDIERS
DIE
:
nomim:lk
Mtu
uokiii
t'OlKT
VACANCV
AUK
POSTED
KOK
CANAIU
-
GENEVA.
July
25
Lyman.
.
..Poore
Dull
of
Uie
Supreme
Ciurt
of
Cannda
and
Ei.gene
Laflcor.
K.C..
of
Montreal
have
been
'
nominated
by
Canada
for
the
4
vacancy
of
the
Permanent
Court
cf
International
Justice
caused
by
the
resignation
of
John
Bas-
it
re
t
Mcore.
Germany
and
Hoi-land
.
have
nominated
Charles
t
Evans
Hughes,
formerly
United
:
S'.ates
S
cretary
of
State.
"
-4.4.4.4
...,-4,4.
4.
4,
i
ICNEiR
OF
CITY
PASSES
t
'
!AXIM.
MfKII.I
HTIMCKEX
A
FEW
lA.
.u;n,
MCXTMI1EI)
IX
HosrirAL
YtsTEitliAY
!
A
l
rince
Rupert
pioneer
of
some
twenty
years
standing
passed
away
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
lluapltal
In
the
person
of
Daniel
iacNeUl,
for
the
past
several
years
.
nlghtwatchman
at
the
Albert
It
UeCat-j
itiy
d.ck
and
prlcr
to
that
watchman
at
the
Westhokne
Theatre.
The
late
Mr.
McNeill
collapsed
on
the
street
a
d
Mi.l.
mm,
utlrh
I
lul!
4
4n
-
"
ha4HN
hea
attack.
,
Sif'-o.
-WglSBia!!'
ciiEW.RrsAye
fvcm
Ntva
Seotla
in
the
very
early
days
of
the
city.
He
became
very
well
known
and
was
esteemed
by
many
friends.
dren.
nls
bachelor-,
quarter,
on
Ninth
ittAnitn
Jvt
havltti
haan
a
rw-trxi
1
1
v
r-
or;
wnerr
wiDgs
lira
ovner
sUDuscmeat
r
prorUM
for
youngsters.
Tlu
Ut
m
1VJ1.1
.....
Dmm
vi
Catholic
and
a
member
of
the
Knights
ol
Columbus
organization.
He
was
un-
married,
aurvlvlng
relative
including
sister.
Mrs.
Neidecker
of
North
Vancou-i
ver.
who
will
come
here
for
the
funeral.
OCEAN
FALLS
MAY
PLAY
SOCCER
HERE
Propotal
to
Have
'Paper
Town
Tram
Home
to
City
During
lair
Week
Wot
He
DlM-uvcd
There
will
be
a
meeting
tonight
of
all
tbocc
Interested
In
foobtall
to
discuss
with
the
eaecutlve
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
and
the
Fair
Board
the
advttabUlty
of
bringing
an
Con
Falls
team
-here
during
Fair
Week
to
contest
with
Prince
Rupert
for
the
ohamptcnshlp
of
Northern
British
Columbia.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
Closing
Prices
Today
on
Yancou-
ver
Exchange
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnson
Oo,
Ltd.)
The
following
quotation
were
bid
I
and
asked:
Argent
Rufus.
17c
10.
Bayvlew,
7e.
7
Vie.
B.C.
Silver.
1A0.
II
Big
Missouri.
MHc
57
Vie.
Cork
Province.
30c
SOHo.
Dun
well,
15c
16c.
Duthle.
&9c
$1.00.
George
Copper.
HM,
14.70.
Oeorgla
River,
14c,
35o.
Ooloonda.
94c.
94V.C.
Granovtew,
34c.
94Vj0.
Independence.
12'fcc..
13VC.
Indian.
6c.
7Vc
Kootney
Floranoa.
24c
24
Vie.
L.
&
U.
9
He.
100.
Lake
view,
3
Vic
4c
teedamlUl.
nit,
3C.
Lucky
Jim.
32ttc.,
C.
Mormot
MeUls,
104c
lOVio.
Mormot
River
OoW.
9e.
16c.
'
"
National
SUver,
14e..
15o:
Noranda.
1185.
41S.50.
V
Pend-Orellle,
114
00,
114.10.
POrter
Idaho.
74c.
75c
Richmond,
nU.
4
'4c
Ruth
Hope,
56,
nil.
Silverado,
70c,
85c
Premier,
:.33.
IU2.
Silversmith,
nil,
lie
Sloosn
King.
nil.
6
Vic.
Terminus.
7Vic.
10c.
Topley
Richfield,
57
Sc..
58c.
Tcrlc.
2.80,
3.00.
Whitewater.
2
25.
12:10.
W.xwlhlne
-JH.
?H.
.
Mil
OB
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
437
Price
PiVe
Cents
READY
FOR
BIG
FIGHT
OKXE
Tl'NXKY
EXPfX'TS
TO
KNOCK
TOM
lli:i:XEY
OIT
UITIII.N
IOIR
KOl'XPS
UIU
tltOWI)
EXPECTED
NITIV
YORK,
July
25.
Tex
Rlekard
has
everything
In
Xeadtnes
for
this
annual
'event
of
the
century"
tomor
row
night
and
the
crowds
arc
beginning
-
.WAe
i
k.
.Ww.
1
elUa
1U
UiC
tJl
Ui5
DUJW
bet'on
Oeoe
Tufuiey,
worlds
heavy-
I
weight
champion,
and
his
Australian
opponent.
Tom
Heecey.
In
spite
of
the
antipathy
that
has
been
expressed.
It
Is
expected
many
thousands
of
people
will
attend
the
Yankee
Stadium
for
the
event.
Tunney
says
he
wUl
knock
Heeney
out
Inside
of
four
rounds.
Hreney's
supporters
arc
net
making
many
pre-
dictions
but
they
are
confident
Tom
w111
put
up
good
show.
Pa
fat-Tad
in
the
bet-
ting
circles.
MUST
WITHHOLD
SOME
OF
CROP
.
iikastIC
STEPS
Ml'ST
HE
TAKEX
TO
PREYEXT
DEMORLIZATION
OP
i
yilEAT
LRKET.
SASKAT-
VICTORIA,
July
25
H.
W.
Laird,
a
vuvvtsM
vvixcatv
giunvi,
y.
nuv
b,
ill
su
1ntrvlw
that
th
What
PnoU
will
wlthhokl
,
of
1923
vhMt
rrnn
crop
tar
to
prevent
nrvnr
rimnrallTfttlnn
of
the
world
market.
The
reoent
break
In
wheat
prices
on
the
Exchanges
cost
'
"
BILL
TILDEN
REINSTATED
IXITEII
STATES
TEXXIS
STAR
TO
BE
ALLOWED
TO
TLAY
IX
DAVIS
CI
P
I
IXAI.S
PARIS.
July
25.
President
Collom
of
the
United
States
Lawa
Tennis
Association
has
decided
cn
his
own
Initiative
to
relnUte
WHIUm
T.
Tllden
for
t
la
year
Deris
8up
competition.
Tllden
had
been
ordered
not
to
play
until
certain
matters
pertaining
to
his
amateur
status
had
been
cleared
up.
BREWERY
INSPECTOR
FOR
WEST
IS
DEAD
a.
code.
Dies
at
Rochester.
Minnesota
Where
He
Went
to
Receive
Treatment
WINNIPEO,
July
25.
A.
Code,
fedi
era!
Inspector
of
breweries
and
bonded
manufacturers
for
the
western
provinces
under
the
Department
of
National
Rev
enue,
t
dead
at
Rochester.
Minnesota,
where
he
went
for
treatment.
He
wa
born
in
Ontario
In
1868.
,
NORTHWEST
IS
HAYING
HEAT
WAVE
JUST
NOW
-e-
-
Thermometer
Ascend
To
loo
Mark
In
Interior
anil
9A
and
90
On
Coast-
SEATTLE
July
25.
A
heat
wave
yes-terdity
sent
the
thermometer
throughout
the
interior
of
the
Paotfio
Northwest
above
the
100
mark
and
Into
the
upper
eighties
nd
nineties
on
the
coast.
NEW
Y0RK-M4N-SLIPS
OUT
OF
VANCOUVER
AS
POLICE
SEEKING
HIM
VANCOUVER.
July
25
WUllam
P1I-kington,
New
York
representative
of
a
British
cotton
firm,
checked
out
of
a
hotel
In
this
city
a
week
ago.
apparently
bound
for
J
pan
with
hi
wife
and
two
children.
New
York
police
are
now
seeking
him
for
the
tmbezzieraent
-2.000
.
t4
VH