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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-04-20
knights of Pythias Lodge Notes

Old Stonewall Jackson Lodge, No.
=, K. of p, is still forging to the
front conferring ranks every meeting
The gatherings are increasing in mum
bers all the time and we are always
glad to note the presence of visiting
brothers at our meetings.
We regret to note the continued
illness of our worthy brother, NJ
Gensberger. who is stilf confined to
his bed at his home on Washington
avenue Remember brothers, visit
or call will be appre ciated by him.
Hattiesburg, Miss. is making big
preparations for the Grand Lodge K.
of F. meeting in that city May 18th,
The gallant knights of that flourish
ing and prosperous city arc all ssbraye
men, and viii receive the brethren
with spirit flied with genuine heart
felt welcome
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-04-20

A gentleman said to the writer the
other day, if we close the saloons
the people will order whiskey from
Memphis and Vicksburg. and the
money will be taken out of the coun-
ty; but if we keep the saloons, the
money will be kept at home. That
is queer reasoning. Doesn't the gen
tleman see that when the money is
paid to the bar-keeper he has to send
it to the wholesale dealer to pay for
the wfiskey he has to retail? The
only difference is that in one case
the consumer buys direct and the
money to pay for it is sent away in
small quantities; while in the other
case he buys from the local man who
sends the money away (minus his
profit in large quantities. The ar
gument of the gentleman was fall
lacy pure and simple.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-11-22
Diamond.

Special CORES ponden1
The dance given by the M.
w. A. in the Woodman Hall last
Thursday evening was we'll at
tended a] all report a good
time.
Mr.. Coult made business trip
to Browns Valley the first of the
week.
Mrs A. W. Lindquist visited
with her daughters, Muriel and
Phyllis the first of the week.
Mrs. Pillsbury and father de-
parted yesterday for Chicago
to visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Terrill made a bust
ness trip to Wheaton Saturday.
Buy you a new pair of skates
at Lindquist Bros. and try the
ice. It's certainly smooth-so are
the skates.
Herbert Tunell made flying
trip to Wheaton Saturday, but
for what, we have been unable
to learn.
A. w. Lindquist is spending
the week at Wilmot on business.
A dance will be given by the
M. w. A, in their hall on
Thanksgiving night, EVERYBODY
come and bring your friends.
/ Ben LeFaver visited in this
city a few minutes Saturday to
take a last fond look at the
flowing we'll he drilled before
leaving for the sunny south.
| Bernie Hanson and Will Carl
are spending their leasure
moments trapping at Dry Run.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-11-22

Monday with Mrs. Nellie Crocker
as teacher.
Miss Jose Renso1 has gone to
Appleton, M nnesota, for a
m >nths VS..
Maggie Moen is spending a
couple o. weeks with Mrs. Joe.
Sheldon.
Andrew Bendickson was up
calling OF the secretary of the
Minnesota Horse Co. one day
last week.
A neck tie party will be held at
the Caldwell school house Friday
night. All are invited.
Miss Neale, teacher of the
Caldwell school, went to Sisseton
Friday TO spend Il couple of days
with erFsister, Mrs. Houde.
Flo Baker and cousin from
Havanah, drove over Friday
afternoon They visited his
sister, Mrs. Bert Birdsell and
also at Gleason's. Flo drove
over one Of ]. F's frisky bronchos
he recently bought of Ed. Ken
dali.
Hazel GIeason gave a necktie
social at the school house
Friday evenin 3. A very good
$ program, consisting of speaking
5 and singing was given by the
scholars. The proceeds are to
t go to buy F., song books for the
: school,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-11-22
Ellington Echoes

SOAt A>NAtO
Core spondcncc.of the standard.
LittlesJonny..sO' is on the
sick list.
We. noticed Jake Kaiser, OF
Bryant, calling Ii friends here
Sunday.
Superintendent Jones visited
heyschools in this vicinity this
week.
C..H.kClass who has been on
theisick list is reported much
better.
The dance at the hallin Effing-
ton, last Friday was we'll attend
ed.
There will be q special Thanks
giving program in the Ellington
schools.
We understand Mr.. O'Brien
is recovering from his spell
of sickness quite rapidly now,
Mr.. and lMrs. Albert Weleh
left Sunday, fer st. Cloud, Min
nesota, Ito attend the wedding OF
an old friend, Frank Sweigle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Pirmantgel
rejoice in the artivai of a baby
boy, who put in an appearance al
their home Nov. 18th. Here is
congratulations and best wishe:
for The future of the young man
There was surprise party a
the home OF Miss Josie Client
singel .aMonday evering, th'
occasion being the Goth birthda.
of the young lady. Dancing Wa
INDUCED. in cca refreshmen
were.-served.at IL . clock. Mis-
Glentsinger was the recipient o
many beautiful presents.
The Ladies Aid Society of tn
Zion Lutheran Church, ar
planning on giving a big Thanks
givingsdinner for the benefit o
the church. Of course, every
body will go, as they know tha
thesladies are noted for thel
cullinery skill.
The dedication of Zlo
"A Lutheran Church last Sunday
- was attended by a large crowd
Among the ministers presen
were: Rev. Peter Killness, Q
Peever; Rev. j. Killness, Q
20 Summit; Rev. lngebretson, Q
Kenyon, Minnesota; Rev
Jyordahl, of Norway Lake
Minnesota; Rev. Peterson c
Ellington. The dedicatio
- service was read by Rev
Jyordahl. Bishop Bieto was M
present and Rev. Ingebretso
took his place in the program
1t was very impressive.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-11-22

Lin Anderson and Axel Erick-
son left Monday afternoon where
they will attend the trial of the
horse thief who Marshall Ander-
son captured here last fall: This
took place at Foreman, N. D. on
tuesday, White Rock Journal.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-11-22
:.-.: :...:. ..sa.!y s..sa.!ylz Eddy.

Turkey raffles are on the
program just at present.
j. F. Gleason marketed ten
loads of sheep Monday.
Albert Monson has returned
to his home at Moose Jaw, Can.
Ray Scott, of Eddy, visited in
Sisseton last Sunday.
A. 7. Feeney is laying a stone
cellar wall for B. 7. Sandsmark.
1.-The Norway school began
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30

"hu Mrs. y. M. Scott and
mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dodsworth,
of Charlotte, and Mr.. d. Cald
well, of Columbia, spent Thanh ks
giving here with Col. Leroy
Springs.
Mrs. A. j. McNinch, who has
been spending several weeks in
Columbia with her daughters.
returned home Wednesday.
Master Walter Kerr and little
sister, Miss Emma, of Rock Hill.
are visiting their grandmother
Mrs. Emma Witherspoon.
Mrs. 7. S. Carter and daugh-
ter, Miss Essie, spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. III. A. Welsh
the formers mother, at Longs
vile.
Capt. w. NJ. Moore, ofBarnwell.
visited Sheriff and MRS. j. p
Hunter this week.
DR.. and Mrs. r. g. McMa,us
spent Thanksgiving at Lapdsford
with the latter's parents, the
Hon. and Mrs. NJ. J. Hough.
Mrs. A. b. Ferguson and Misc
Bessie Jordan spent Thanksgiv.
ing at Fort Lawn.
Mrs. w. z. Hardin and Mics
Aahie Bell Cherry spent Thanks
O wing in Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ID. Jones
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawford
spent Thanksgiving at Rioh-
burg.
Mr. Albert Blakeney, Mr..
John Cook, Mrs. D. B Slower
and daughters, Misses Faunie.
Lillian and Marie, Miss Helen
Lindsay and Miss Carrie Wren
NclIwain spentThursday at Great
talls. They were joined at Fort
Lawn by MIR. and Mrs. Tongue.
nr. Crawford Gooch and Miss
Lizzie Gooch.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
Death OF Mr.. Waite, #. Yo,t,o.
Son of the late Richard Youn,

Son of the late Richard Yoxno.
Mr.. Walter F. Young, son Of
the late Richard Young of Lau-
caster, died last Tuesday in Jack
sonville, Fla, where he had re.
sided for some years. He had
been in bad health for some time.
was afflicted with kidney trouble.
but was confined 10 his bed onlv
about ten days before his death
he was telegraph operator for
the Coast Line Railway. He had
many friends and acquainiances
IN Lancaster, where he at one
time lived Tor syear or more with
his parents, who were shocked
and panied TO hear of his uniime
ly death.
Mr.. Young leaves a widow and
one child, a son. He is also sur
vived by bis mother, Mrs. K B.
Young, now living in Charlotte,
and the following brothers and
sisters: Mr.. Arthur Young, of
st. Joseph, Mo; Mr.. Herbert
foung, of Charlotte; Mrs. j. c..
Williams and Miss Daisy Young,
also of Charlotts, and Mrs rs. b
Cook, of Rock Hill.
The remains of Mr.. Youeg
We're brought TO Lancaster for
burial, the intermsnt taking
place in West Side cemetery
Thursday Aft fternoon, 28th inst.
which was the 4sth Anniversary
OF his birth. The funeral ser.
vices were conducted by DIR.
Boldridge, pastor of the First
Baptist church. The body was
accompanied to Lancaster by
Mrs. Young, the bereaved widow
Mr. Herbert Young. brother, and
his sisters, Mrs. E. B. Cook and
Miss Daisy Young, also attende d
the funeral, having arrived here
the day before.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30

organisation ef the E'asners
Bank and Trust Go. Cone
p4eted---&r. W. NJ. Moore
Elected CaskSes..
The board OF directors Of the
Farmers Bank and Trust com.
pany, Lancaster's new financial
institution, met Tuesday after.
noon and completed its organi
zation by the election of Mr. w
M. Moore as cashier. AS publish
ed IN The News at the time, Mr..
&. b. Lingle was elected presi-
dent and Mr. j. r. Nisbet vice
president at a previous meeting
Cashier Moore is well and favor
ably known to the people of
Lancaster county. For number
OF years hs was agent here for the
Southern Railway company, fill
ing the position most scceptably
both to the authorities Of the
road and it's patrons. AS is well
knswn, Mr.. Moore is now serving
his second term as county su per-
lhiendsnt OF ucalion.
Al me directors meeting Tues
day it was decided TO nave
tho banks headquarters in
ths CunniRRham-. Bennett
bnilding, in the store
ROOM now being used a. restsu-
rant. Phe nsw bank, as hereto
fore published, hopes TO perfect
arrangements for beginning busi.
ness the first of the new year.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
Death "a Little Boy.

Little Beatty Beckham, son of
the Late Alfred Beckham, died
Thursday at the home here of his
mother, Mrs. Hennie Bsckham.
aged about 5 years. The lad
was grandson of Mr.. Murrow
Cauthen. The remains were bur
led yesterday morning in the
West Side cemetery.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30

AnOther Sad Death-ChS,I Dies
FrohH !SaOattOsOing Ge,botic
AcG&.
a very sad death also occurred
at As@SA Syringe this week.
Harry Hirshel, the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. b c.. Hsxton. Of
that sovSn, axsd about two wears,
Sled 7'hsasSdSy from shs eject of
sWalteFsstag soais osrbOic acid
the day before. 1t seems that
she azsAGssSnasa litiIs fellow
climbea WP Oh chair and got
bottle - she deadly suid That
was In a adoboard. Tbs mother
discovered him jnst as he turned
the bottle up to his moaah, but
could not each him in kime TO
prevraa b&s swallowing q portion
of lis contents. Eve$y effort
was made TO relieve ths ehild's
suffering and to save isE Afe. but
death ensued the nsxa day as
stated. The grief-strisIsss father
and naothsr have the profound
sympathy of their frisRdc ia Lam
caster ss we'll .as in Heath
Springs and elsewhere.
The rsnains we're buried yes.
terday Morning at the ed Salem
cemetery.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
CresASH0sO- -HiILSurd.

Mr.. Frank ID. Crenshaw, son
OF Mr.. y. B. Crenshaw, and Miss
Nina Hilliari, daughter of Mr..
w. L. Hlllard, Of the Magill Sec
uon, were married at Pleasant
Hill Thursday afternoon, by Cor
oner j. M. Caskey.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
Reg az Hse1' Seize6 esssa Recon-
cred.

Ke0 az Rser Seizsd es&sa Recon
cred.
Chief of Police Hunter. armed
with a search warrant, seized a
keg OF bser Wednesday in tbe
possession of Mr. John w Elliott.
aud had ii placed iA the guard
houes. Il had bcsn shipped here
by express. Mr. Elicit instituted
claim and delivery proceedings.
for tho recovery OF she beer. be-
tore NJ sgistrats w. p. Caskev A
special deputy, DR.. J. Il, Rus-
ledge, vent to the guard house.
forced opsn the door aad took
possessA0a of the keg. There will
likely be a lively fight over the
matter in the courts.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30

Mr.. w. j. Cunningham and
Aessrs Hyatt, PIyler and Nisbet,
OF Vanwyck, commissioners ap-
pointed for the purpose, went
upon the estate lands Of the late
John Lee Tillman Wednesday
and divided the large plantation
into two tracts, which, with q
lot of other lands, will be sold
here at public auction next Mon.
day.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
Some Of thc Speeches at tee Cot
OTed Conference.

"cU ION creUCC.'
President Thos. e. Mailer, of
the colored college at Orangeburg,
spoke st the colored educational
conferences here Thursday night,
making strong speech. He urged
the negroes to keep out of poll
'lcs, 10 quit running about the
country hantlng bettSr jobs and
to pay more attention SO indus
trial adEeation.
RoSassSGg 10 Roossyelt. the
peaks s0id that he had done
more to hurt the cause of the ne
gro than any president this
country Ia. ever hsd. A fuller
report Of the speech will be pub
llshed In our next Issue. The
Rev. Richard Carroll, of Colum.
bia, one of the most level-headed
and conservative negro leaders
in the South, will speak tonight
(Friday) at the court house.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
Unusually SAD DEATH Of q Little
Chud.

C"%te%tv oUO Dedth OF q Little
Chud.
A death under peculiarly
sad and distressing circumstances
occurred here Wednesday night.
that of little jennie Linn, the in
liant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Stewman, aged about IL
months. The child sustained an
injury of the head the day before,
at the home OF the parents II is
thought that the little one.
while playing In tho room with
one or two other small children.
probably fell off lounge, its
head striking the corner of q
small box on the floor. The blow
did not seem to be serious at the
time however, and it was not
until the next day tha, any alarm
ing symptoms developed, when
the child began TO have convul
sions. 1t was attended by sever.
al local physicians and by Dr.
Pryor, of Chester, Azd every
thing possible was done, but
without avail, to save the child's
life. Jennie Linn was an anusu.
ally sweet, bright child and wa,
admired for her striking beauty
by all who had ever seen her
The heart.breken parents have
the full sympathy of the smsirs
copmunity in their very great
affl iction.
The burial was in West Side
cemetery Thursday afternoon at
3 O'Clock, after funeral services
conducted at the home by the
Rev. Chalmers Fraser, pastor of
the Presbyterian church.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
Barr Beckh0ne .

Mr.. Henry Barr and Miss Bes.
sic Beckham, daughter of Mr.. r.
b. Beckham, Of Lancaster, were
married at Heath Springs Thurs
day, by the Rev. /. f.. Wallace,
pastor of the Presbyterian church
of that place.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
LOCAL DOTS
Cotton, 108 cts seed, Is cts.

The time for paying town
taxes without penalty expire, to.
day.
The Rev. R e. Mood will
preach at Hanging Rock church
tomorrow afternoon At 8 O'Clock
--Messrs J. j. aud Joel Black.
mon' OF Lancaster, S. o., spent
several days here last week -
Monroe Enquirer.
Lancaster gladly Welcomes
the return of Mr. J. wylie Por-
ter and family. They moved
back here from Kershaw a fev
days ago.
Sheriff Hunter has been
summoned as a witness ia a
case 30 be tried in the United
States court in Charleston on
Dec. oh.
The two poaths old twin
childreE OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma.
Helms who lives short distance
north of Monroe died last Sas-
urday.-Monroe. Enquirer.
Mr.. w. e. Drenuan and
family movsd Wednesday into
the Lazenby house in East End
which Nr. brennan purchased
some time ago, as noted in The
News.
Mr.. David Ray Summerton
and Miss Anna Bell Robertson
both of Union county, N. c.,
were married Thursday by No
tary Public r. III. Sapp of Lam
caster county.
Mr.. A. D. Lynch, OF Lsndo,
died Tuesday evening Of blood
poisoning. He WAS about As
years old, aud was g native OF
Albany, N. Y. He was connect.
ed with the Monetta mill.
Mr.. Albert Ferguson, son Of
Nr. G. w. Ferguson, OF Ches er
county, is missing and it is ap
pretended that he fell from q
Seaboard freight train, of which
he was fireman. and was killed.
The Junior Order Thanks
giving day, End Sunday in De-
cember, will be observed by the
Juniors Of Lancaster. There will
bs religious services held at IL
S'"S~ ". liz ab OIL nCt tAe DcC-
ond Baptist or Grace Methodist
church, conducted by the Rev.
@. 2. Garter.
The many friends of Hon
W. II. Stewart will be sorry 10
learn that he is again con-
fined to his bed He will be re
moved TO the Rock Hill hospital
today "wednesday to be oper-
atsd Hpoa for appendicitis -
Rosk Hill Herald.
--Oae Of the most delightful
social events of the season was
the entertainment given Thurs
day evening by the Swaslika Club
to number Of their tlemen
friends, at the residence OF Miss
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
PERSONAL

Ville' was in town Thursday.
Mr.. Charles ID. Jones spent a
few days in New York this week
Mrs r. E. Sharp, of vanwyck,
Is visiting relatives in York
vile.
Mrs. j. NJ. Lowery, of K.r-
shaw, is visiting relatives in JEFF
ferson.
Mrs. o. A. Jeffcoat, of Ker.
shaw, is visiting relatives at
Sharon.
Miss Ella Morris, of the Greek
section, is visiting at Mr.. j. N.
Outen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. Hilton, of
North Carolina, are wishing rel
stlves In Kershaw.
Miss Maude Clyburn is visit.
ing the family of MIR. Lewis Roll
hAss, ~ Oakhurst. W.
Mr.. Vernon TA@sm pson spent
TbahkstiviRg uisk his parents
in tse Dwight section.
hisa Elsie Hopkins, of Sum-
nit, New Jersey, is The guest of
Mrs. Hazel Withsrspoon.
Miss Shirley Montgomery, of
Concord, N. c., is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Hazel witherspoon.
Judge Ira B. Jones went to
Columbia this week, to attend the
meeting of the Supreme Court.
Mr.. John S. Riddle, who is
now "knight OF the grip" spent
Thanksgiving here with his fam
lily.
Mr.. J. M. Riddle, Jr., business
manager Of The News, made =
business trip TO Camden We'd
nesday.
Mr.. CARTS Aaokey, teller of
the First National Bank, spent
THANKSGIVING day with relatives
at Heath Springs.
Cashier K. NJ. Croxtou, Of the
First National Bank and Mrs
Croxton spentThanksgiving with
relatives at Heath Springs.
Editor Sohrock, Of Camden.
attended the funeral in Lancas
ter Thursday of his brother. in
law, the lamented Walter r.
Young.
DR.. and Mrs. b. j. Wither-
spoon, of Charlotte, spent
Thanksgiving with the formers 9
brother, Mr.. Marion S. Wither-
spoon, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Il. Estridgs,
OF Bethune, visited the latter's
father, Col. L. G. Hough, last
week. Thsy returned home ss-
terday. -Kershaw Era.
Msssrs w. c. and r. r. Lag n
by, of Bedford Oity, Va, are
visiting thsir brother, Mr.. L. O.
LaEenby, and Mr., w. @. Lazen
by's son, Mr.. Ghbsrt Laxenby.
Misses Nkmys and Mstsis Al
iisen left Tuesday afternoon for
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30

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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-12

BY Ohio Metho<iists From Rulina
. Seats art G0mfcrence After
Spirited Argument.

Hamilton, Ohio, Sept. 5.-The
question Of great. interest to the DEL
egates ia the Cincinnati Conference
of the Methodist. Episcopal Church at
oxford, Ohio, namely, the permitting
OF Negro Bishops to preside at con-
ferences, came .1p. this afternoon,
was voted down. The final vote was
and after q dong and spirited debate
1913 against, the res0lt,tion to amend
the constitution of the church. which
was submitted to the last general
conference. Only FL voted for the
amendment
~ The, amendment-fn- brief provided
that Bishops Of the same race should
preside over conferences of Metho-
dlsts OF the various races, viz, negro
bishops over Negro conferences, Ger
man Bishops for German confer
'ences, and American Bishops over
American conferences. DR.. A. B.
Leonard and others argued that the
wording Of the amendment would
permit Negro Bishops to be assigned
to preside over white conferences.
The session was presided over by
the venerable Bishop Emeritus John
M. Walden, Of Cincinnati. The
chief advocate of the amendment was
DR.. w. P. Thirlde1d, President of
Howard Universityat Washington, D.
G. He stated that there were 3OO,-
600 loyal Negroes In Southern Meth
od1sm, and urged that If the amend
ment be not adopted the conference
should at least recommend to the
general conference that some action
be taken to alleviate the condition
Of the Negroes in the South.
"BobtaiIcd Epfscopacy."
DR.. J. G. Vaughn, Field Agent of
the India Jubilee fund, opposed the
measure. He said:
Il am opposed to bob-tailed epis-
copacy; 1t is un-Meth odistic, I'M
American and un-Gffffstian.
He predicted that it's adoption
would be followed by as many kinds
of Methodism as there are races in
the church. j:"T ---..
DR.. A. b. Leonard, Of New York,
added that the Negroes themselves
did not want the change, preferring
their regular Bishops to preside over
their conferences He also held that
the adoption of the amendment
would result in bringing legislation
into the church touching the race
problem, and might eventually result
In the disruption Of the church.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-12
The OverruIinq of a JUDGE.

A Judge once awole in the night to
find his room I'm the possession Of two
armed burglars. Covered by the pistol
OF one of the marauders, the judge
watched the proceedings with his usu-
al judicial calm. One Of the depreda
tors found watch. Don't take that
the judge said; ut has little value and
Is keepsake" "The motion is over
ruled" replied the burglar. 81 appeal"
rejoined the judge. The two bur
glars consulted, and the spokesman
then replied: '"The appeal Is allowed.
The case coming on before a full tri-
bunal Of the supreme court, that body
Is Of the unanimous opinion that the
decree Of the lower court should be
sustained, and 1t Is accordingly so Or
dered.' Pocketing the watch, court ad-
journed.