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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20
LADIES' WHITE pARAsOLS.

At 0ee Il d White Linen paras0l,
hematitchsd edge, over paragon frame,
has natural wood handle Was 81 40.
All $40 IA White Parasol, deep
cat work embroidered edge with hem
stitched top, over paragon frame ard
carved wood handle Was s2g3.
AL Sz70 ID a White PARSED. has
deep aolid embroidered edge, with hem
stitched headinq. over paragon frame,
carved wood handle. Was sg.85
AT $3.50 u 4 White Parasog haeu
top with deep Wallachain embroidery
edge, headed with ROW Of Insertion,
over ivory tipped paragon frame, Ind
carved wood handle Was ss.E
Atsz.os i a White Linen TOP Par.
asol with two rows of cut work EN-
nroiaery oYar ivory tipped paragon
frame, has carved wood handle. Was
9.5o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Sale d summer goods ~ Vapghau'a.
sunsbadcs al perry's reduced in price.
Extra stampa Monday At the Tea
store
C your sunday ainaer ~ Hawes
Festauiant
Cut pfiee saie Il Iadies white waists
AT Abbotts
Monday Night uill NJ amateur might
~ Castle Pafk
William Hurry Eft net evening for
Saginaw, Michigan
ciilatsns sunshades Al PeHy's IN d
great variety 1T styles
Ladies coiored muslin auits At mark
down prices AZ Abbotts.
BUS your fruit Al IA. 6iaehino you
Win get goa fruit reasonable.
&. &. Mascot vent to burlington yes.
taday TO remain pser sunday.
slrs. j. &. Dram III Brandon ii visiting
her daughter, Miss MAY Gram, for /
lew days
n B. Ballard went 10 Hiusdaie, n
III, yesterday 10 visit felatigea DgeF
sunday
DIE and Ma. Joseph Minnie went "
New York yesterday y visit frjsnds to-
4 feW days.
b. 4. Coils II Densef, Colo formerly
"a Barre, n visiting friends h this eltg
snd Montpelier
TIE spy I'D Little 4ieh VII Be- some
q the many piesaFes shown 81 the Pc
YilM iris week
Jeanfe Iaws will sing ti,e illustrated
songs y she Pagilipu every night aad at
Saturday mat.heo.
Tof ss gpriaht piano little uaea.
"a haFaaia " taken AZ oaee Bailey's
MnsH RoaHs, Barre
Users are many plans for saving One
IT the very best s the red stamp plaza
1rg Il aad " satisfied
Fay reliahts pianos a. Raiieg's Mgsie
rooms Low price sna easg terms. 209
North M~in street Barre.
Vice palr Ii fness ahd l9at. gsllos
wagon te a@ Avid SATURDAY, sHening At
0 81 haieg aHesiaa FDamg
MI and Mrs Georg Miller aad
daughter af Perrta a west % Gfgt0n
iasE nigAs u visit fatiees
I'm ID XII Watt an8 Narnsa Morrison
vert tgsiey ~ eakst On bgslH TheT
p spend sua'isg e ICES Feao-
4 new ut II Ea 70 keep
hie TT aHrses sad ata Va sst beea
tpre3sed w C Ssh Aserll h OIL
3f9ads July isb psrebase It
e5e ~ over. W. N s4vs 80 w0Tth 81
red sampa extra Tho Tea Store
pausial Fianes saa N asea but aHs
wee st the Pavilion. A. taers y q
shaags d programme every 2eek
Eal Benis iaaees tons far New
XarE eflg sfsgr genaHe . wsek4 va
cation as his se III ths eisy
B#a8 oaFBes sNaapers pr isrea and
saHs8 ses are aNaag ~ iatest pze
mmaa 70 arrive Toe Tea Store.
sa Esti strsag vino i sgen1inv
her sanaer gaeazien AZ Fast Barre "
visiting ariea1s e tAss eity for few
tara
1l Josie Taaa who les bern Va
sng g 8Gsy # g G Hascgsg, rs
.mHa e. Her sae 10 BaFEagfsn Ys
tefa
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20
LADIES' WHITE WAIsTs.


The following IRE White Waists Df
odd lots ard broken sizes left from oar
large stock already sod These gre
Waists taat have been dur best sellars
0f tFe Session 1he f0iDRing prices
shUld interest aIl
Ladies White Muslin Waists hi ham
burg aad lhee Trimmed that have sold
all The season bit Si,ly enid 81 ri.
INV 9se.
Ladies' White Muslin INSISTS aaaas
with broad band Of embroidery d9Efg
ffolft, With insertion yoke efa tneksa
baek Were Nj 75. hbM SI 50
Ladies' White Muslin Waists msde
with embroidered medallion 9oke i1laia
With Val iaee insertion, tucked baSk
We're sis98 MgW sisy
raaias White Vasts, raale yal laee
Insertion goke afd aafyia8Iea front.
We're 81 90 Now Sf.9s
ladies White Nusgia Waists with
embroidered yoga afa Quincy laSe i
E9ti0g down tha fr0Yf, also 0Ya Wits
val isGe Insertion d0wB ffags Were
s5.75s How SZ.2S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20
A. P. ABBOTT b CO.
TALK or The TOWN

Special sat priaes % white parasos az
Abbotf's
saiHeF underwear special at Wang
bars
SEE tAe Vaughan Store SHADOW tor
shirt waists
Virginia Ashbnrn M siag te i
tr8led soays 81 Easth park tonight.
A 2se asgrsse Al fhs Tea Fe Maa
dsY faig e entities yaa 70 81 wsTsh q
ssamEs extra
Liheoa Nas 4 saver Efe even aaeBe9
80 ema Nks There was ssae sEmgse
Tor Lihe bat 30 excuse fog gsa 80 u
sare SEA amgs
Regular Saturday right 1san, J@Sy
28 VI Moo&maus eat E,oe4 ie
Regular admission Regular assd aia8e,
Regular eaa8 crowd sxgeted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20

- - = 90
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20

l.aea ifiends O. Jimmie 8af4nH for
merV ghp stan tHlr aaaeBaau ana eal
aiu " tac lna#f hal ean siU W.
plcaaed ta Natn ~ his apssss 10 the
larger aaet hai vorId Morgan Is ua@
pinvng ils second season Will the tlau
na team and has nst beau made
MHnageg "a THE mm
N#en hunting aaeut ier sanrhiBv
sf aH q children Fiii ae tga4psr I'D
sou af Mrs Eiia sagnpte hnuseheunes
gor aamr L eaf ag Worcester an
ea eme veanlna aeIm Me ate faa
Haie aeNfh aul iea within sn hun
Dr Turner erea waTe af 800 ls8iI
Ihe fmefa wa aes ddag
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20

3eBt airoeu members 81 Capitol
Ialsr so gG. d g n If Mowaelier
iaited ae .0ea 5o0d Temlar a
Aee a8aMr aF tae Muu aelief Naae
8tt ae meeting light efieshWpats
were SERVED
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20


WANTE fs@AEaod eaeaAle riri far s7sbeu
easS kaas st4ar nerd aapEs Ms q q
esgs 6eHTssa street. fgelg
B0a sSE.a-~ane CsaaNss naNne ain6ss nes
ere eiaeNsa#f ane Aa6 eaaza titts also q few
1Fner hsussssnsd COCOA faaairs - 5 Eaffief
ssreag eu saEfs flfs
WAVED aaas saaa1ssaT fsF s havse
ss4H. Naas bnf 3 soAgf zaa eapab5s maa nep8
anpg, asrsaF afes le7a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20
Join the Anti-Heat Club

II meets every Summer al this store. The club uni
form issiz One Of single or double breasted Blue
Serge Suits Straw Hat NegIigcc Shirt Babriggan tin
derwear thin Hosiery and Summer Tie You be pleased
with the Uniform twill look well and you viii not OBJ
cct m price The annual dues for tie entire outfit are
high and need not exceed $500 to $500 Ioin the
club and ADOPT the uniform and gov you never
regret having done and you'll pay your dues willingly
We Clear. Press and Repair Clothing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-20
A 2. ABBOTT & COLI 4 ABBOTT q co.IAP ABEo1I q GO
1The Daylight Store =
Wedding Out Our Summer Stock.

We our
This White Psoa This exceptionally good tor
white goodsin lines W. White paso which anxious cUe
II reduced prices The following values
The Washington bee., 1907-06-15

Of the three Bowdoin prizes, $25o,award-
ed annually by Harvard authorities
It is reported that Rev. J, W. Long
Of Georgia, was killed by lightning in a
recent storm.
\ call for the Business League Of Vir-
ginia. has been issued for July 10 at Suf-
folk, Va.
Rev. F. J. Grimke delivered the ora
ton at the commencement Of Morgan
College, Baltimore, last week.
Nine Hau, wife Of Prof. Karl Hau,
Of this city, who is in jail at Karls-
ruhe. Germany, charged with the muir
der of his mother-in-law, committed sui
eide by drowning last week in lake
near Pfaefhkon, Switzerland.
The sixty-third annual Zion Confer
ence of the A. NJ E. Zion connection
convened last week at the Foote Street
A. NJ. E. Zion Church, New Haven,
Connecticut.
The steamer Humbolt arrived last
Monday at Seattle, Washington, from
Southeastern Alaska, with $525,oOo in
gold.
L. F. Lambert salOonkeeper, who
shot two United States soldiers of the
Twenty-hrst Infantry last week, has
been arrested
Forty tons of powder, contained IN
two buildings, exploded last Monday
night near Gibbstown, n. J., causing
great damage.
While Marshal Collins, of Glen Echo,
was arresting William Roberts last Sat
urday night he was bitten on the hand
bv the prisoner. 1t is thought that he
IS in danger Of losing the middle finger
of his right hand
In the will of Mary Shaw, who died
Macrh, 1905, leaving an estate OF about
fifty thousand dollars, the greater part
is beuueathed to the Tuskegee Institute.
The one hundred and thirtieth ami
versary of the birth of "Old Glory" was
observed in the public schools by the
patriotic societies and by the citizens
in general yesterday.
The graduating exercises of the Wash
ington Normal School No. 2, the NJ
Street High School and the Armstrong
Manual Training School took place yes
terday evening at eight O'Clock in the
Convention Hall
The Washington bee., 1907-06-15
PARAGRAPHIC NEWS
BY MISS BEATRIZ l. CH ash

Mr.. c, s. Burrell, general secretary,
Y NJ, c. A, Richmond, Va, addressed
the prisoners of the penitentiary at Rich
mond a few Sundays ago, and it is said
mine prisoners accepted Christ"
Rev. David S. Klugh, DID, of Prince
ton, N. J., was elected as the CORE
spending secretary for the Education
Board of the National Baptist Conven-
ton.
The president of Howard University
Rev. Wilbur Thirkield, preached last
Sunday at St. Marks Methodist Episco-
pal Church., Rev. w. H. Brooks. pas
tor, New York city.
DR.. f. P Jones, the delegate of the
Odd Fellows, who was sent to the A. NJ.
c. in England, has made several ad-
dresses.
Mr. Alain Leroy Locke, who won a
Rhodes scholarship, is to be compli-
mented again in having won the first
The Washington bee., 1907-06-15
DIR. SHEPARD'S GREAT SPEECH
AT THE ROME CONVENTION

The Worlds Fifth Sunday School
Convention closed its session on May
II There were seven colored delegates
rom America, and they reflected credit
on the entire race by their quiet and
cultured sdemeanor. In this convention
there were I,2o6 duly elected delegates,
representing tWenty-Seven countries and
ffty-seven religious denominations. The
American delegates, which Travelled by
the White Star steamship Romanic, took
up enroute $4,000 for the Sunday school
work of the world. A letter Of hearty
endorsement was read from President
Roosevelt, which was received with
warm applause. kilograms of felicita-
tions were read from His Majesty the
King of Italy and the Minister of Edu-
cation The American Ambassador the
Hon. Lloyd Griscom, gave an informal
reception to all the delegates, irrespect-
i've of color or creed.
The only speaker representing the Ne
groes of America was DR.. James E.
Shepard, of Durham, N. c., Field SUI
The Washington bee., 1907-06-15

perintendent OF Work Among Colored
People International Sunday School As
sociation. The afternoon Of the speech
the house was packed to hear the South
ern Negro orator, whose fame had cross
ed the seas.
The music was conducted by Kev.
Carey Bonner the great hymn-writer, Of
England; the meeting was presided over
by Mrs. H. J. Heinz, the mult-mllllon-
aire packer, of Pittsburg. Pa. His 81
Varieties" have made his name to en-
circle the globe In a few choice words
he introduced DR.. Shepard. The audi
I ence gave the speaker a hearty recep-
, ton. At the conclusion the applause
was prolonged and repeated. 1t was
tremendous ovation. The great speak
er had found the heart of his audience.
The speech is reproduced below in
full.
The Worlds Sunday School Associa-
ton is planning a movement that will
take in the entire world. In December,
1908. a party of Sunday school business
men will start on a cruise to visit the
different sections Of the world and see
what can be done to help the spread OF
civilization and religion.
The colored people of America will
soon be made to rejoice on account OF
some forward movements in their be-
half.
DR.. SHEPARD'S SPEECH.
Mr.. Chairman, and Members Of the
Convention:
Joseph Mazzini, a great Italian leader,
aroused his countrymen by the match
less words. Not my rights, but my du-
ties" These magic words permeated his
whole life, and all of his writings. If
each member Of the convention could
make these words part of his life, and
if he could hand these words down to
his fellowman as he comes into contact
with him, and the fellowman hand them
down to his fellowman, it would not be
long before the farthest man in the far
thest circle would be reached, and ''Not
my rights. but my duties" would be the
rallying cry of the world.
bring you a message from ten mill
ion colored people in the United States
who are seeking to learn the lesson of
duty, and, as they learn these lessons, to
impart them to their children, and thus
vii be raised up a people who will ever
The Washington bee., 1907-06-15
cnInradn Statesman.

r.u n. Colorado Statesman.
-..r weeks ago in these columns l
.ur attention to the difference be
-r the Jew and the Negro, as stated
,.. member OF the former race. This
....-.a said TO me. "When the Jew
st ..t that he was not wanted in any
.-.. D.. didn't 90 q, ere any more; but
d.. Nero was continually pushing him
.s where he was not wanted.
p.-.rr events would seem to indicate,
.......r. that there Is a much greater
.-. =~ more distinctive difference, the
r..r goes a decided step farther, and
.-uab he may not * to enter the
.-..saer place again. he does insist
., r..r4 shown by what right OF law
.- ethics he and his are barred.
These people through an organization
known as the Union Of American He
r~.r Congregations, with a branch in all
,~r.-ar. cities. is prepared to make a
litter and aggressive warfare in the
--r-rs of the country for the safeguard
rr Of their constitutional rights.
Mr.. SIMON Wolf, the leading He
t-.r citizen Of Washington, and a law
r.- r. national reputation, IS chairman
board Of directors, and is ever
u.-.aral Of the best interests and civic
-,..af his fellow citizens of that race.
R.c.nsy there was brought to the at
-.r-rar of the Union the action OF a
...lrrg hotel at Atlantic City in closing
--, doors to some members Of the lam
rr of Senator Isidor Rayner.
Mr. Wolf prepared and sent letters to
an branches Of the Union, calling tor
concerted action wherever dlscrimlna-
aaas against J,vs are practiced, and
asking prompt reports Of whatever &C
r.r might be taken.
One Of the cases in evidence had Its
Inception through the advertisements OF
hotel at Lake Sunapee, n. H., which
read. Hebrew patronage not solicited
and Hebrews viii not be received as
guests"
Mr. VOLTS circular letter closed with
these significant words: This continu-
rce advertisement is becoming a NUS
mcc and is educating people in the
wrong direction. and we must not per
nit it, no matter how contemplate the
action of the summer hotel people is
So it is that the Jews are lar anc
away ahead Of the Negro in the mean.
o.. protest through a forceful, united anC
aggressive union. It's leaders are re
snectcd and possess the confidence o.
the rank and file Of the race, as well a.
us moral and financial encouragement
The Washington bee., 1907-06-15

ADD. support in all efforts for the general
veal
The Constitution of the United States
and the amendments thereto, defining IN
u ukable terms the rights and du-
-s # clrzenshop, and leaving nothing
10 be guessed at, nothing to be taken
t-- granted.
The leaders of the Hebrew people
wg. understand this and have the IN
te#aeace, the courage and the pride OF
race which impels them to see to It that
the g-.ileges of their people are not
ra#--rantably abridged.
Relatively. the status OF the Negro be-
fore The Constitution is the same. 10
be s-re, there are points o I difference
as TO his civic racial history, but the
Constitution and federal enactments are
emphatic in the assertion OF his man
hood rights.
How then does it appear that he is
So poor a thing that he is shorn at
viii of the most ordinary privileges that
should run with his citizenship?
A number Of reasons may be advanced
10Y this condition: He has been so long
taescent under wrongs and outrages,
mat his oppressors have grown to feel
Is the proper way to treat him. His
The Washington bee., 1907-06-15
BOARD OF FDUCATION.

Mrs Justina r. Hill and Prof. Barton
W. Everman were reappointed members
of the Board of Education Monday by
the justices OF the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia for three years
from July next R r. HOrner was
appointed for three years to succeed DR.
Oliver NJ. Atwood.
The membership of the board is now
as follows:
Three Years to Serve-Mrs. Justina
R. Hill Prof. Barton w. Everman, R.
R. Horner.
Two Years More Of a Three-year
Term to Serve-Rear Admiral George
w Baird, United States Navy (retired),
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, John F.
Cook.
One Year More of = Two-Year Term
to Serve-William V. Cox, Capt. James
F. Oyster, Mrs. Mary Church Terrell.
So many foreigners are pouring into
Chester. Pa, that it has become a Sc
rious problem for the American resi-
dents. The rents have advanced to
such an extent that it has got them
worried.
The Washington bee., 1907-06-15
The Jew And The NEGRO

-. r.r and the Negro and the Preju-
that Exists Against Them IN
...-.-a-TheHebrew Is Strongly Or
.f to Resent Discrimination
AGAINST Them.
The Washington bee., 1907-06-15
THE BUSINESSLEAGUE
THE WASHINGTON NEGRO DUSI-
NESS LEAGUE HOL-- ITS
ANU MEETING
Officers and Delegates Elected to attend
the AHnnal Meeting of the Nation.
al Negro Business League, to
Be Held in Topeka, Kan

DR.. Booker T. Washington, the National
President, Sent Encouraging Letter to
League, Through Mr.. J. A Landlord,
Organizer, and President.
The Washington bee., 1907-06-15

Mrs. Losh, Of Lexington, KY, has
married her son-in-law.
The Washington bee., 1907-06-15

Continued on 4th page.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
Mr.. Whittier Man, Read! (!

"Dear Mayor Harper-I would like to
correspond with the lonesome man at
Whittier if you will kindly give me his
address. I am widow Of so years,
very healthy, weight 145 pounds, height
5 feet 5 inches, brown hair, blue eyes;
have no incumbrance of any kind; re-
specially connected. Would be pleased
to hear from him.
MRS. e. E. M. F."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
Pimples Off
In 5 Days
The New Calcium SuIphide Treatment
Does Wonders to Every Kind of
Skin Eruption
Trial Package Sent Pree to Prove II

You don't want to wait forever and a
day to get rid of your pimples or other
skin eruptions. You want to get rid of
them right now. Next week you may
want to go somewhere where you
wouldn't like to have to take the
pimples along.
You can get rid of them just in time
by taking Stuart's Calcium Waters.
These wonderful little workers have
cured bad boils in three days, and some
of the worst cases Of skin disease in a
week.
They contain as their main ingredient
the most thorough. quick and effective
blood cleanser known, calcium sulphide.
Remember this, too, that most pim-
pie treatments reek with poison. And
they are miserably slow besides.
Stuart's Calcium Waters have not a
particle OF poison in them. They are
free from mercury, biting drugs or
venomous opiates. This is absolutely
guaranteed. They cannot do any harm,
but they always do good-good that
you can see In the mirror before your
own eyes few days after
Don't be any longer humiliated by
having a splotchy face. Don't have
strangers stare at you, or allow your
friends to be ashamed of you because
of your face.
Your blood makes you what you are.
The men and women who forge ahead
are those with pure blood and pure
faces.
Stuart's Calcium Waters will make
you happy because your face will be a
welcome sight not only to yourself
when you look into the glass. but to
everybody else who knows you and
talks with you.
We want to prove to you that Stuart's
Calcium Waters are beyond doubt the
best and quickest blood and skin puri-
fer in the world-so we will send you a
free sample as soon as we get your
name and address. Send for 1t today,
and then when you have tried the
sample you will not rest contented
until you have bought SOC box at
your druggists.
When you get brash, eructations, burn
day and we viii at once send you by
mail sample package, free. Address
+. A. Stuart Co., 95 stuart building,
Marshall, Mich
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
Sorry for Refugee

Dear Mr.. Harper-I would like tC
meet the widow, 36, who lost her al
in San Francisco. 1 can make hei
happy and give her one of the most
pleasant and comfortable homes, ant
she will have no further cause fol
worry If she is the loving companion
anticipate.
Can you furnish me with her ad.
dress? L. G."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10

the scrutiny of a crowd Of experienced
reporters, so when we had received the
executive blessing and were on our
way to be formally presented by our
parents we brushed by the group at the
door. Evidently such a crowd ought
to be able to distinguish between a
mining man and one Of their own Inn
pecunious class, but their zeal for a
story often blinds them to such less
obvious distinctions.
Fortunately for our plan, the mayor
was preparing to leave, and q descent
on him was necessary on the part OF
the reporters, so we escaped being fol-
lowed. Otherwise our game might have
been spoiled.
The mayor shows that he is as gal
lant and witty as he is Kindly and
beneficent. When we were leaving
said, with an attempt to make it very
much impressive: MFR. Mayor, I arc
very much indebted to you, indeed"
The mayor looked quickly at tho
young woman.
Indeed 1 think you ought to be-"
After ! had left the young woman
was finally waylaid by an ambitious
young reporter who had been put on my
trail | had forgotten for the moment
whether l was a Las Vegas mining
man or some other kind of mining
man, but I took q chance and ad.
mitted that 1 was a Las Vegas mining
man. My story held water beautifully
and agreed with that l had told the
mayor.
II thought the mayor said you were
English ?" said the scribe.
"Oh, 1 never talk that way unless ]
am excited" 1 said. "I was a 1ittl.
embarrassed"
Wed like to get your photograph
said the reporter. 1 demurred, and he
continued:
1--WE have one of you that our photo.
grapher took as you were coming from
the mayors office. Your face was
twisted and it's bum locker, but oi
course we'll have to print 1t unless We
can get another one."
1t was the same old game, and ]
felt it was shame to disappoint Tho
reporter, but 1 wanted to carry my
mining man illusion a little further, sc
L didn't dig UP the photograph.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
LETTERS POUR IN
ON MAYOR HARPER

From Arizona, Berkeley and South
ern California towns letters are pouring
in at Mayor Harper's Office from per-
sons who seek husbands or wives.
They have read of the OFFER of Los
Angeles mayor to help along the
matrimonial state by giving his Office,
his services and other incidentals free
TO the first couple which is united in
marriage as a result Of letter from
England to him.
English army officer for husbands for
his six daughters.
ITS publication resulted in Los An
geles widow writing to the mayor pro-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
LAST ECHO is HEARD OF
IROQU0IS' THEATER FIRE

DANVILLE, ILL.,, March 9.-In the
trial here of Will J. Davis, charged with
manslaughter owing to the Iroquois
theater fire at Chicago, Judge Kim
brough today held that part Of the Chi
cago ordinance on which Davis Is in
dicted is void.
This decision ends the case.
Following his decision the court di-
rected the jury to return a verdict of
not guilty, which was done, and the
court directed the sheriff to release the
defendant.
This terminated all criminal action
against Mr.. Davis on account of the
fire.
I'm sick Of all these Emhursts and
Lyndhursts and Swamphursts."
"So?"
YES. Why doesn't somebody get
original anu name subdivision Park
hurst ?"-Louisville Courier-Journal.