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The Iola register., 1902-05-16
GOLDEN VALLEY.

Mrs. HATTIE GULLETT, Correspondent.
May l4-Mrs G Wood and LYDIA
visited T Wood of lola, it being his
37th birthday on the 18th of May,
Mr. Palmer and j w Gullett went
over near Bronson Tuesday to look
for stock.
Mr. Hiram Huffman was in the COM
munity Monday building political
fences.
Leila Blume treated the Hall Sunday
School to one of her eloquent ad-
dresses Sunday,
Harry Boeken and Ed Duncan were
hauling posts from Gas City Tuesday.
Mrs b Boeken wants a girl to work
for her.
Lennie Woodard is sewing for
Mrs Irene Kohler.
May l4-Claud Stewart has gone
into the real estate business in lola.
A man begging, who had been Grip
pied up in a coal mine was through
here and got good deal of help.
Mr. Duncan and George Burchman
were out from lola Sunday. We Won
der why.
Mrs M Seymour andl son were the
guest of Mrs A Funk.
Ralph Maxson, w Lowry, and w
Kerr:were helping Mr. Catchem run a
pesky road grader.
Walter Kerr has fine pond bull
for another drouth. He is also is eX
perimenting on alfalfa and says it is
fine.
The late rain has brought the clover
seed up that fell last year in fine
shape.
Mrs j p Kohler and children were
the guest of Mrs G Ayers Friday.
Mrs Waters, Mrs Morton and son
Mrs Scott Wallis and children, Mrs
Bessie Morrison from Moran, Mri
Gullett and son from Golden Valley
we're the guest of Mr. and Mrs Ber
Wallis of La Harpe Thursday.
w Donald ard son George, deliv
cred hogs to Moran Thursday.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16
LaGRANDE.



May Cline growing weather since
the rains. A number have taken
their cattle to pasture the past week
Miss Cora Nelson is quite sick with
the measles at her sisters, Mrs Geo
Myers in lola.
Mr. Bob Lone lost another horse,
making seven he has lost in the last
three years.
May l3-Billie Nelson and Otto
Borings spent Saturday night in lola.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the funeral of Mrs Willis near
Bayard. The family have oar sym
pathy in their sad bereavement.
John Booth and family of Spring
Valley spent Sunday at j e Reade's,
The cut worms have taken Will
Smart's and f. Stith's flax. They are
replanting in corn.
Mrs Deweese is spending this week
with her daughter in LaHarpe.
The ladies will meet tomorrow week
to clean the church.
Mr. Nelson returned from Oklahoma
Saturday. He bought 100 acres OF
land while there.
Will Gillenwater is quite sick.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16
NORTH LOGAN.
Thomas Van Nice, Correspondent

Thomas Van Nice, Correspondent
May l3-Fine growing weather.
Crops are looking we'll.
Mrs George Moon and Mrs viii
Moon spent Saturday and Sunday in
lola.
Lutte Dewitt has moved back on the
farm where he intends making his
home in the future.
Mel F'ronk was in Logan township
looking after his interests as candi-
date for county clerk. Mr. Brister of
lola accompanied him,
co Kinney has been working the
roads some lately.
Notice. All persons interested in
the Dewitt cemetery will remember
that it was decided at our last meet
ing to meet this year on the third
Monday in May instead of the first
Monday in June, so as to have the
work done before Decoration. We
would like to see good turnout,
Remember new board of trustees
will be elected next Monday, May 10,
al o'clock sharp.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16
DIST. No. 38.
Marie Moore. Correspondent

Marie Moore. Correspondent.
May 1.-THE social at Fair View
was well attended last Friday.
Arthur Nelson assisted Andrew
Westein with his work last week.
A large number of the Leanna young
folks spent last Wednesday on the
creek. A nice time was had.
Harry More and Earl Hunter at
tended church at Savonburg last
Thursday evening.
The Sunday school convention at
Leanna last Sunday was we'll attended.
Mrs Tharpe called on Mrs Moore
last Monday.
Flora Knight of Poterville visited
the Misses Thompson last Saturday
and Sunday.
Harry, Fannie and Marie Moore,
Maud McCracken, Mitchell James,
Earl Hunter, Huston Sewers, Harry
Ingel, Ancel Sampel and Mr. Flemmer
and Mr. and Mrs Ira Tyler visited al
Mr. f L Ipgel's last Sunday.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16
PRAIRIE HALL
drs. Frank Myers correspondent


May 11-Our Sunday school will
observe Children's Day the first Sum
day in June. We hope to have an
interesting program and our pastor
will be with us. All are invited
Lydia Murray has been helping Mrs
J Seymour clean house the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Stone and Marie
were out from lola Saturday and Sun
day, the guests of Mr. and Mrs Geo
Seymour.
Lena Bluhm and brothers of Maple
Grove visited our Sunday school
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs f Hunter are enter
tanning a brother of Mr. HIS and his
wife for a few days.
Mrs j w Kelso and children stayed
Friday night at J w Seymour's.
Miss Cora Lytle of Lone Elm spent
most of last week in urneighborhood.
She had the misfortune to hurt her
hand so badly she could not work so
that accounts for the visit.
A few of the young people surprised
Mamie Mckee Thursday night. She
started for her home in Texas Friday.
We are sorry indeed to lose so good
girl and hope she will soon return
to us.
Mrs Fink visited Mrs ~ s Williams
Wednesday.
We hope everyone enjoyed the party
given for Cora lLytle Wednesday
night as much as we enjoyed Civ.
ing it.
Claude Stewart has position in a
real estate Office in lola. Thus one
by one our much needed young people
leave us.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16
COUNTY NEWS
SPRING BRANCH.

FRANK JACKSON. Correspondent.
May l2-Some OF the small pox
patients from the pest house at lola
were out walking in this part last
week.
Mr. Ruby struck jolly crowd while
out fishing down on the river one day
last week. When they started home
part of them went to the pest house.
Then he happened To think they had
the small pox. He probably would
not have enjoyed his fishing so we'll
If he had known it sooner.
Belle Delgarno is staying in La
Harpe at present.
Some Iowa men were in this part
Saturday looking up locations.
Another dray load of beer drinkers
from town spent Sunday along the
creek.
A b Mulls' took dinner at f East
woods Sunday.
Mr. Lust and family visited at Mr.
Amos Sunday.
The candidates for county offices
seem to have struck this locality all
at once the past few days.
A b Mull's began picking their
strawberries Saturday. They are very
fine and they get very good price for
them.
Mr. Amos and Mr. Rufner sheared
their sheep Monday.
Jennie Delgarno is visiting week
in lola at Mrs Axleys'.
Stella Adams of lola is staying with
Mrs Null.
Mr. Amos fed the chickens for Mrs
Amos Sunday evening while she was
busy at something else. He fed a part
of them some partly spoiled rice. The
next day seventy-6ve of them were
dead. He said the reason the smaller
one didn't die was because he only
favored seventy-fve of the incest ones
with extra feed.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16
PR AIRIEC ENTER.

May l3 Mrs Burtch and her two
youngest children were visiting rela-
tives in lola last Tuesday.
The little folks were invited to at
tend Rose Carlston's birthday party
last Saturday. A big dinner was
spread and good time was had max
ing boquets and pulling molasses
candy.
Mr. and Mrs Abbott were visiting
relatives in Humboldt.Sunday.
Mrs Jessie Wilson was a very
pleasant caller at Mrs Starke'ys
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Eleston are the proud
parents of baby boy.
Jesse Wilson is on the sick list.
Little Clara Burtch returned home
from lola where she has been visiting
her father, She has been suffering
from poisoned eye lids which he
caused her eyes to swell shut and her
face is swollen.
Ye Scribe and brother Willie were
The Iola register., 1902-05-16
NORTH MAPLE GROVE.

May l3-Lawrence Hardesty has
gone to western Kansas where he eX-
poets to go into the cattle business
Aaron Runner has rented the Hardesty
farm.
Mr. Corn who had his hands so badly
poisoned from working in the timber
is about we'll.
II N Funston'shave moved into their
new house in lola.
Mrs J w Fife visited relatives in
lola several days last week.
Will Fife's interest is chiefly CEN
tered on boil on the back of his neck.
A young man named VIM Copy is
working for e d Cain.
Chas Corn has purchased new
cream separator.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16
World Wide. Reputation.

Whites Cream Vermlfuge has
achieved a world wide reputation as
being the best of all worm destroyers,
and for its tonic influence on weak and
unthrifty children, as it neutralizes
the activity or sourness of the stom-
ach, improves their digestion, and as
similation of food, strengthens their
nervous system and restores them TO
health, vigor and elasticity of spirits
natural to childhood. 25c at c. b.
Spencer a. Co.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16
MORAN.


May &c G Mapes of Kansas City
was in town last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs G NJ Nelson of lola
drove down to Moran for few hours
last Saturday.
Rev S ID Jewell visited last Tues
day with relatives here, returning to
Butler, Mo, that evening.
Miss Clnesmith visited Miss Laura
Mccormack on her way from Gas to
Blue Mound.
Mrs Lucy Jewell went to lola Thurs
day to spend some time with her
sister, Mrs Chenault.
Miss Lulu Vrooman of Emporia
made short visit in Moran the first
of the week.
Geo McMurray has moved into the
house on the corner of Cedar and
First streets.
S G Warner has painted the house
south of Mrs Meador's residence.
The Misses Mary Moules and
Minnie Ebersole were among the sue
cessful aspirants for teachers GER
tifcates at the recent examination,
and their friends rejoice with them.
DR. Jewell went to Lawrence last
week Wednesday to attend the State
Medical Association, returning Sat
urday morning.
The funeral of Mrs Williams was
held at the Christian church last Sab
bath morning and the remains were
Inferred in the Moran cemetery. Her
family and friends will miss her
sorely.
! On Sabbath afternoon the infant
daughter of Fred Swisher was laid to
rest. The mother died several months
ago. The bereaved family have the
sympathy of friends and relatives.
Interesting services at the NJ. f..
church on Sabbath evening were en-
joyed by a good audience who had
gathered to witness the graduating
exercises when four of the Juniors
were to become members of the Ep-
worth League. The class consisted of
the Misses Beulah Lacey aud Pearl
Smith and Ralph Smith and Austin
Palmer.
The Executive committee of the
Christian Endeavor society of the
Fourth District met here last week
Wednesday to plan for the annual
convention which will meet here this
summer. Those who came from dis
ance were Misses Lillian Smith I
Carlyle, Edna Treadway of Allen
Center, Mary Remsburg of lola, and
Mr.. Chas. Mcknight of Humboldt.
Last Thursday DR.. L. l. Drake
came over from lola to preside at the
congregational meeting called to con-
slider the resignation of Rev. F. w.
Mitchell. The occasion was sad
one, for not a person there felt willing
to have the pastoral relation dissolved
After prolonged discussion most oI
them decided that the only course oper
was to consent to the proposed plan,
so with extreme reluctance the vote to
accept his resignation was given A
called meeting of the Presbytery viii
be held here Tuesday May 20th. The
coming Sabbath will be the last oul
pastor viii spend with us and words
cannot express our regret that he is tC
leave us.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16
The Octopus.

One tentacle gripping the stomach,
another tickling the heart, third
fumbling around the liver, tightening
their hold every hour-dyspepsia is
the monster that does all this and
worse. DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
will make it let go mighty quick.
G, b. Spencer 81 Co., lola, Kas,, Kinne
g. Son Moran. Kas., W. j. Waters &
Co. LaHarpe, Kas.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16

A G Kohler and daughter Sadie,
were at j p Kohler's since our last.
Mrs T Williams visited her father
since our last.
Success to Mr. and Mrs Burt Walli
May they ever be successful in life.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16

pleasantly entertained at Mr. Kelley's
Saturday evening.
We we're very sorry of the mistake
in our items last week but hope the
pople saw that they were in.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-07
ST. CLEMENTS
NEW BUILDING

II was decided to begin Immediately
.,oo, the construction of a Sunday
school room and general assembly hall
for ST. Clements congregation at the
meeting held at the rectory last evening
>Half of the 1920 required for the building
has already been subscribed, and the
members of the church anticipate no
difticuIty in raising the full amount.
The building is to be of frame of the
same. general outline as the rectory. 1t
y and will be built upon the present
grounds on wilder avenue. The new
building will not only be used for the
sunday School classes but il is intend
81 also as a public assembly hall, and
viii be given over to public functions
when occasion requires it The seating
capacity is TO be go, and the wing will
he so constructed as to be readily trans
ferable into a stage. Entertainments.
concerts and public meetings OF every ma
tire can be held in the new hall. The
building is greatly needed by the congre-
CATION for the Sunday School, as the
present quarters have been so crowded
a. to require the use of the rectory
The contract price for the proposed
structure is $500, OF which $500 has been
already raised. The Sunday School will
give $50 OF this sum. the Women's Guild
the same amount, Mrs. S. N. Castle and
s. NJ Damon have each subscribed 800.
a committee will make an effort to raise
A. remaining 500 by subscription among
Es business men
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-07
MELODIES OF
GREIG HEARD

Lovers of music were most favorably
Impressed with the Interpretation of the
of Greig, the Norwegian
musician, at a musical sociable given
last evening in the parlors of Central
Union Church The music of the nor
khern composer was rendered vocally
tnd on the piano and violin in a short
but very interesting program The mu-
kfcale was attended by about 200 people
tho assembled in the parlors. a sketch
u Greig's life and his compositions
ras given by lady from Pawaa, her
IeIf a countrywoman OF the musician.
md who recently attended one OF his
Ioncerts.
The first selection was the composers
SPapillons," a piano solo by Miss Kin
ley. Mrs. Howard rendered in a splen-
Hid manner the songs, II Love You"
'hd Forest Wanderings." Her rich
'bice. resonant with the melody of the
harning selections, created surprise
Ven among those who have often lis
lkned to her. The first piece was a
3mber composition, and the second
Las full of dramatic element. Both
|Iere easily rendered and were heartily
tbplauded- Miss Carrie Castle, piano,
Nd Miss Kinney, violin, interpreted
dveral difficult, yet pleasing selections
Aase's Death" weird, heart-sinking
I'd soul-chilling in it's descriptive ele-,
SIents. was splendidfy given, Miss Cas-
~ showing her fine ability as an ac-
Hmpanist.
UThe last selection on the program
Sks Norris "Protestations," sung by
ttrs. Howard, with violin obligato by
~ Arthur Maxson Smith of Oahu Col
lke, and piano accompaniment by Miss
I4stIe. Mrs. Howard gave delightful
<hdition of the selection. DR.. Smiths
Nine as a violinist was well sustained,
Re hos cn1T
bile in Honolulu. This number was
Iplauded, and endeavor was made to
I've the artists respond to an encore.
hlIowing the musicale the ladies of
~ church served coffee, chocolate,
ssN%fches and cake, and a social hour
~ euinved
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-07
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Hay and rolled barley to be sold
Morgan's salesroom tomorrow at
bn.
The EIks meet tonight for social ses-
b.. All members are requested to
end.
James of all kinds at Wall. Nichols
Inpany. See their display in the
Ia window.
|aIe of elegant household furniture
J furnishings today at Will 70. Fish
auction rooms, at noon
hawaiian Lodge No. 81, will hold a
/ cial meeting this evening. There
B be work in the first degree
HackfeId & Co. have just received
l invoice OF Germania and Clover
II cement, which will be sold in
4ntitieS to suit
.eorge Andrews, of the California
Dit Company, will move to the Met
eIitan Meat Company building, OPP
Ute w. w. Dimond Co, Ltd.
lady said she had been trading at
& Cos grocery store, and has
Ter had the least dissatisfaction
II you think you would like to trade
he Woman's Exchange has moved
larger and more commodious quar-
j a
let, next doc rto the Montana mil
fry store
arty coming from the Coast desires
rent for two or three months a
Ely furnished small cottage VIII
well for good location. For par
iars, see adj
he Hawaiian Electric Company is
tishing power for hosting the huge
tes Of masonry on the Young puilu-
! Do YOU need power? They have
N tap at all times.
i list of names of officers elected at
teeting of the Chas. Il. Herrick car
fe Co, Ltd, and who are to serve
Me ensuing year, is published else
in these columns.
vi. Fletcher has just received ul-
| from New York, n fine line OF
n and fancy silk dress and waist
ferns; also, some very pretty Things
fashabIe waist patterns.
| pair of gold-rimmed eye glasses
" lost Yesterday, somewhere De
In Central Union Church ana
mas Square. Reward is offered to
finder if returned to this office
Finders will be received at the office
Superintendent of Public Works for
tconstruction of a shed on the Inter
fnd wharf. Plans and SpeclHcatloiS
I Pc seen at the Public Works office.
! Pc adjourned annual meeting of the
ikholders of the Nahiku sugar Co,
~. will be held at the office above
PIE & Cooke, Ltd, at p. m, today
! stockholders are requested to at
+ the annual meeting of the stock
! iers of E. o. Hall e. Son. Ltd, held
. lerday. the following officers were
I fed: w. W. Hall, president; b. y.
fte. treasurer; F.. H Paris. secre.
; | and auditor; A. j. Campbel ana
! ~ Hebron, directors.
re steamship Oregonian will leave
Me and Tacoma with freight Tor
APort on or about March %. and the
Hship Californian, of same line, IS
41s to leave same ports on April ~.
King shippers will please Hdhe
,7sf this. Further particulars can
lad by calling on agent, Mr.. T. T.
II. at HackfeId & Cos.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-07

Be sure and get the
genuine; don't waste time
or money on worthless
limitations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-07
Vim,
VigOr,
Vitality
THE RESULT
OF USING
Royal Malt Extract
.vvvvvvv

Brain and body. are
both slim u ated and
strengthened, and the de-
bilitating effects of this
climate are overcome.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-07

Vim, Vigor and Vitality
follow in the wake of
Royal Malt Extract, p"
that peerless tonic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-13
Refrigerator Demonstration.

For the first time in the history of
Pine Bluff d demonstration will be
made on refrieerators. Messrs. Puddle
phatt Furniture company intend to
demonstrate the merits Of the "Odor-
less refrigerator This is the only
one of the kind in which all manner OF
foods fish. cheese and fruits Of every
description can be placed in the pro-
vision chamber with milk and butter
without fear of contamination. The
keysel Manufacturing company. max
ers. fully guarantee all claims upon
which the refrigerator is based and
visitors who have time to visit the
demonstration Thursday from 10
O'Clock until 3 o'clock D. M. will be
treated to g light luncheon and will
know what A refrigerator is.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-13
FIVE LECTURES.
MISS ANGEL MAKING IN EHeS / :
ING TALKS
IT Merrill institute en- important
Topics Relating to Domestic
Science.
FIVE LECTURES.

The ladies' of Pine Bluff are mani
Testing much interest in the series OF
lectures just inaugurated at the Mcr-
rill Institute Ia Miss ElOise Angel.
Miss Angel is recent graduate OF
Dread institute. Worcester, Mass, the
scholarship to which was presented to
her through the state department OF
public instruction. Miss Angel is a
Pine Bluff young lady, the daughter Of
Nh and Mrs. Joseph P. Angel, and
to no young lady in Arkansas could
the scholarship have been presented
who would have done it more honor,
or used it to more practical advantage.
Miss Angell's lectures are five in num-
ber. and deal altogether with problems
in domestic science The first. entl-
tied The Dread was delivered yes
terday. The four lectures which com
pIete the course will be delivered at
Intervals of two days. They will he
The Relation Of Food to the Body.
Food for Young Children. \ Cook
ing Demonstrated on Cakes. and
"DeSSertS and Ices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-13
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

-Burpees garden seeds on sale at
Calpeppers S.
Mr.. Harvey Lucas, of star City.
was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. c. MattheWs has returned
from visit to her parents at Wynne,
Ark.
Eek will close his Pine Bluff gal
ley the first of June, to be closed four
months.
-Messrs. Geo. R. Williams and l..
Fiifseh. prominent insurance men of
Little Rock. are business visitors in
the city
Mrs. Nose solmson has returned
from Louisville, Ky. where she was
eaIled on account OF the death of her
sister. Mrs Wehle
John Dellmon has taken several
contracts fer gravel roofs, and is pre-
pared to give all orders prompt atten
ton Your patronage solicited.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church desire TO state that there will
Be no lunches sent out from the gard
ct party at Mrs. Sneer.s tomorrow.
There will be tea given under
- ausrio.: of Trinity church Sunday
school Saturday afternoon. May Il, at
the residence Of Mr.. c. H. Brown, 1910
West Sixth avenue lee cream and
cake will be served Children 10 cents;
adults Is cents
-Mr. Crawford Crenshaw returned
to Douglass this morning, where he is
engaged in teaching His father. Mr..
j. G. Crenshaw. who has been critic
ally i'll for several days. is materially
improved
Mr.. F. c. C0tte' he's rented one
& the new brick stores on Main street
south of the postoffice and is moving
IN the Lloyd stoc.. of groceries, which
r. recently purchase F. F. Lloyd G.
CO. will soon embark in the wholesale
anunition business.
Mr.. Louis Erb and family. of st.
Louis. have removed to this city to
reside. MI. Erb has opened . cigar
factory and is making specially Of
'.Eion made cigars. He is fine bu,I
Tess man and thoroughly understands
t1e manufacture Of cigars
The ledies &c tie Presbyterian
church Will give a galden party at the
tarle Of ~ J. Z Speeae for the ben
ct Of the hosp.t=h association on W-l-
1esdaf, Ma II rom > u i >. ".
Easic usiI g f8ss1<-et tfs9nea tie
efeniae - 2eof. I4eNai..t's Eaad. Al
I25-sjen = ee4ats
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-13
SIXTH AND CHESTNUT SCHOOL

Kindergartens and Grades |, ,, 3,
4, 5. s, I.
Prineipals-Mss Callie Jones, Mrs.
M. c. Jones. Miss Ruth Mcbride.
The number Of pupils is necessarily
limited. but arrangements will be
made. if possible to accommodate
next year all desirable pupils whose
application is made before the 1st OF
June.
The teachers are anxious to COM
plete all arrangements as early as POS
sible.
For information apply to
MISS CALLIE JONES,
302 W. Sixth Ave.
Old phone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-13

Why 90 ee0;eas 1ofa@ies persist t;
GaAin2 fun at IT, tail man IA 4 5zc}
6Het ard A-e2um fa-? Have 5sey .8M.
business with nin49
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-13
Daily Graphic.

LOST-Two IS gold pieces, wrapped
+ooetE1er in paper. Finder report to
this office and get reward from
COLLECTOR.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-13

Eek will close his Pine Bluff gal
lev the first Of June, to be closed four
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
WANT HIS COLLATERAL.
Suit to Secure the Return of Certain Collateral Held by the Detroit
 savings Bank Wrcckcr.

Detroit Mich. Feb. 13.- Sidney A.. Withcrbee has began suit in the cir cult court against F. (. Andrews. former vice-president of the City sav ines bank. whose overdrafts and overccrtified checks caused the banks suspension, to compel the re- turn of certain securities. including a concession for a railroad in Mexf- co. Witherbee alleges that. last September, Andrews promised to loan him $60.0 GOO. but when he drew on him from Mexico for that amount the draft was not honored. Later he sp- cured $50,O00. but has since. SD he ti- leges. been unable to secure the otlc# $10,e00 or collateral for it. It. charges that Andrews intends L. turn over this collateral of Wither- bees to his own creditors.