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Respectfully,
T.. ID. CAMERON,
State Superintendent


We offer One Hundred Dollars re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
r. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned. have known
+. j. Cheney for the last Is years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fin
ancially able to carry out any obli'
cations made Dy his flrm.
WALDING. KINNAN g. MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
Testimonials sent free. Price 20
cents per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation. & w
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How About Your Heater?
WEEKS BROS.

Washington, will act as the personal
representative of the Pope at the
congress and will confer the blessins
of the Holy Father upon the assem-.
blage. Many prominent laymen will
take part in the deliberations of ths
congress.
The congress becomes possible only
by virtue of "A recent decree of Pope
Plus Y. which takes the United
States and Canada out OF the ranks
of missionary countries, as they have
been hitherto considered, and places
them on the same footing as the dis.
tinctly Catholic nations of the world
The aim of the congress is to take
up the burden and TO stir the Catholic
people of the United States up to their
new obligations.
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Department Of Education.

Guthrie, okla. Nov. II. 1908.
To the School Officers and Teachers
OF oklahoma
Next Monday, the 10th. is the ami
versary of the beginning OF statehood
In Oklahoma. On that day the presl.
dent of the United States signed the
proclamation and on that day our
governor and complete set of state
and county officers took the oath of
offic,. and statehood became a reality.
The iGth star was placed on the
flag and Oklahoma took her place as
one of the brightest and best states
In the American Union. This makes
the 10th day OF November a great day
with the people of our state, and its
anniversary should be celebrated for
all time to come by our people as the
greatest day in our history. The ljth
day of November 1907 was the climax
of days with us. for on that day We
reached the mountain top OF liberty
for which our fathers have struggled
for many centuries.
The history of English liberty com
mencl s with Magma Charta Liberia
tum-the great charter of liberty
wrested from King John by the bar
ons in 1915 at Runnimede. The stream
of liberty comes on down and finally
found It's full expression in America.
fathers landed. u great day when the
Declaration of Independence was ad-
opted: great day when the constitu-
tion of the United States was signed
and finally ratified by all the states;
great day when Washington was In
augurated president of the United
states "A great day when jefferson ne
gotiated the Louisiana purchase a
great day when Lincoln struck from
the helpless arms of four million
slaves the shackles that bound them;
1t was u great day when X. +. Lee and
t. s. Grant met under the famous APP.
pie tree and arrangements were made
by which the Union was saved with
out dishonor; 1t was great day when
the first brave pioneers entered the
wilds of what is now our state: II was
greater day-the very climax of all
these days--when on the 10th of No
vember. 1907 state and county Off
GERS were inagurated and the state of
Oklahoma became reality.
The barbarlc conditions that pre-
vailed in many sections of our state
were doomed, and during this year We
have made more progress than any
other state In the Union ever made
in 20 years of its life We have organ
lied 400 rural school districts; built
more than 1000 school houses, and
enrolled a hundred thousand children
who never before entered public
school The outlook along education
al lines for Oklahoma is not only
bright--it is glorious and | feel that
we ought to celebrate in some way
this day on which statehood had its
beginning. ami to this end respect
fully ask that some kind of appropri'
ate services be held in all our public
schools or that the attt ntion of the.
students be called to the fact that the
10th day of November is Statehood
Day and the anniversary of the be
ginning of the rule of our own people
in Oklahoma
Respectfully,
T.. ID. CAMERON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-15

theater November 25. Mr.. Han.
ford needs no Introduction 10 the
Ardmore people as he Is an annual
visitor in the city and his admirers
are many.
The Wolf last night at the Rob.
lson theater was one OF the best
productions ever gracing this stage
It Is three-act stage story and Is
graphically told by very superior
company headed by Mr.. Andrew Rob.
son as Jules Beaubln the French.
Canadian hero Of Mr.. Walters thrill
ing creation.
II Is superb tale OF the far
north woods. and Mr. Robson is well
supported Miss Lorle Palmer Is q
most capable actress and gives a
good account OF herself as Hilda
McGavlsh; Mr.. Ben Lamar makes a
powerful Andrew Mac Garvlsh and
the others are very acceptable.
The Wolf Is handsomely mount.
ed and Is more than worth the
while Il Is a powerful. a fascinating
play In the hands OF real players.
=
There we're theater parties galore
planned for Pretty Pauline" Fri.
day evening but owing to the late.
ness of the arrival OF the company
and the fact that many thought the
play would not be on. went nome,
others kept the wires busy till
ing after time for the curtain TO
rise and dntl" decided there wodld
be no show eq1 spent the cycnius
else where.
II was near nine o'clock when
the train arrived. ana such bunch
81 pretty girls and hands )me boys
one seldom sees. They were all
pretty Paullnes." They boarded the
street car and In less than twenty
minutes after their arrival the cur.
talns at the Robson theater rose
and one Of the best amateur plays
that ever gracod the stage held a
good sized audience spellbound for
more than two hours with their
catchy songs. clever dances and com
ic stunts. with bit OF romance
sandwiched along.
Mrs. Clarence Leonard Mrs. VIII
Easley and Mrs. Smith, who are
sisters. played the conspicuous parts
and are especially gifted In operate
work, all possessing an unusual tai.
ent both In voice and stage grace,
the former winning her audience
at the very outset. Miss Molie
Virgins played the party OF Pretty
Pauline and was well received. Miss
Gussie Lee Cohen and Mrs. Leon
ard in the Robin Song" were com.
PEELED to return with another mum.
| her.
The Three Buns" Milton Jones.
win Wynn and MIR. Perkins. were
/ clever in their song and stunts and
Louie Ncidel as clown kept the
audience in an uproar of laughter
whenever he appeared
Mr. Jack Patterson as landlord,
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For Ladies.

Yates Center Kan, Sept. rs. 1905
After my doctors gave me up to die.
Halls Texas Wonder cured me OF
kidney and bladder trouble. II is the
best medicine on earth. Mrs. II. s
Johnson. Sold by all druggists DIV
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LYDIA Z. PlNKHAM

No other medicine has been 80
successful in relieving the suffering
of women or received SO many gen.
uine testimonials As has Lydia T..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
In every community YOU Will find
women who have been restored tc
health 10y lydia T.. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound. Almost every
one you meet has either been hene.
tited 10y il, or has friends who have
In the Pmkham Laboratory at
Lynn, Mass, any Nwomanany day MAY
see the files containing over one mil.
lion one hundred thousand letters
from women seeking health, and
here are the letters in which they
openly state over their own sigma
lures that they We're cured hy LYDIA
r., Pnkham's Vegetable Compound
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
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Lydia f.. Pmkham'S Vegetable
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The reason why Lydia +. Pink
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successful is because it contains in.
gradients which act directly upon
the feminine organism, restoring IL
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Women who are suffering from
those distressing ills peculiar To theii
sex should not lose sight of theSt
facts or doubt the ability of Lydia
Il. liukham's Vegetable Compound
To restore their health.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-15
Notice Of Suit.

Before J. X. Pulliam, Justice oil
the Peace. Ardmore Township, Carter
County. Oklahoma.
w. \. Gillian a Co., plaintiffs, VS..
c. c. Clemmons, defendant
The said defendant, c. c. Glenn
mons. will take notice that he has
been sued in the above named court
in The sum Of $685., for money had
and received and must answer sad
petition filed on or before the l4th
day OF December, 1908, or said pc
ton will be taken as true and judg'
ment rendered accordingly.
J. r. PULIIAM.
l5-92.99-6 Justice Of the Peace,
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and Mr.. Lawrence Bentley as
New York journalist were apt. and
did their parts admirably. Mr..
Y. Reed posed as the professor and
was good Mrs. Reed deserves special
mention of her work at the piano.
The success OF the play is largely
due TO the splendid accomplishments
Immediately after the performance,
the visitors were invited to the Elks
Home where an Informal reception
and dance was given. The Lowen-
stein orchestra furnished the music
and the light fantastic was tripped
till the train arrived which bore
them away to their home In the
Lone Star state. May you come
again and Ardmorc promises you a
hearty welcome.
A letter that is quite interesting,
and especially so to many Ard
more people and to the younger
set. is from Russell Zike, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. zike. who is
now in the United States navy
and touring the continent. The let
ter in part:
vlllefranche, France. Oct. 20.
Dear Mamma would have writ
ten You before this, but we have
been on the go ever since we left
Manila. and | thought II would be
best to write when we got into
| the Mediterranean sea, so the mail
would go by the way OF New York
I sent you some post cards rroh.
Port Said. Egypt. went TO Cairo
while we were there and saw some
great Things.
We left Naples day before yes.
terday. after being there four days
| was all through the ruined city
Of Pompeil. and It certainly was
worth the while and money I
went up on an electric train and
went almost TO the top OF Mount
i N'N'NihNs Il bdNh anu WEN
through the natural museum. the lar
gest in the world. The Kings pal
ace and the 10th Century Monastery
| all the old churches. and last.
went TO the st. Charles theater
/ the finest In the world. and saw
some fine actors. and heard some OF
the finest songs and music | ever
| heard.
I am going ashore and going M
| to Nice and see what France Is
/ like. may never get In this part
of the world again. have learned
many things didn't know concern
ing foreign countries.
Our next stop is Gibraltar. then
Bermuda Islands, then Boston, and
have been around the world in
$50 days.
We get to Boston December 1st
have n big Christmas box for the
family of things have gathered
mp on my around the world. will
send It when get 20 Boston.
Inclosed find my itinerary. You
can see the trip we made. We were
in Naples four days. Arrived two
DAYS ahead OF time. will close.
with love and kisses for all,
RUSSELL IKE.
. - II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-15

Try Kodol today on our guarantee
Take 1t for n little while, as that Is
all you will need TO take. Kodol di.
gests what you eat and makes the
stomach sweet. 1t is sold by W. h.
Frame.
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cleansed, aired and then put away
In perfumed bag Washington
Herald
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U. s s. Ranger, care p. NJ. y. Y.

Bishop and Mrs. Brooke, formerly
of Guthrie, will be guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs, w. =. Norman, East Tenth
street. until their residence recently
purchased ON West Ninth is remod-
eled. On Thursday evening, the 18th.
ST. Pauls church will hold recep-
tiou in Donnelly-Reid hall 10 give for
mai welcome TO Bishop and Mrs.
Brooke. -Oklahoman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-15

Again will the lovers Of Shakes
pcare have another opportunity OF
seeing q good play from that noted
writer This time a is Charles n
Hauford In THE Merchant OF Ven
ice which will be at the Robson
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-15

DR. and Mrs. John Threadgill.
North Robinson, will have "A party of
Outof-town friends TO dinner this
evening atterward occupying a box
AT the Ben Hur production. The
guests will include Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Aydelott OF Shawnee, Mr.,
and Mrs. Ed Il. Johns of Chickasha.
and Mrs. Johns young sister. Miss
Katie Hill, who will be Miss Frances
ThrHdgill's guest, and Miss Lucille
Dove of decentralization Times.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-15

In tho bltbe maze of the rout auI
balle
Whore are the modes We puc, call.
ed ya,g
An lr dine season .bat tb.ir I,t-
p,son.s and the dolmnu tbl. I1,Lrd
,ue,r
Won, ln.o tb. voull,rs ,u. boss
shay
Who. arc the trains tbcy used 10 haul
A tb,y gtrnlIpt urn,,dI, ON fbe ,aye
Tho r,o,ourai.a that lrd them AID.
Turl,,p and faour long since pass a..
Jackets and waist. of st.rl aaI
stny
s,,u o, ,b. Jirp.r cburcb and play
Wber. arc tb. fashion. of ,.-t.r,ear,
Iyb.r. .,r, n,. .I..y.s u,,t had tbe
c,u
uig os Lalloops. and whore. ye
ur,,
Arc oll tb. bclts than came last fan
put w.re de trop before last Nav
WHORE nr. the bues. mink. brown
and fr,y
That were declared Ia be so dcare
Who ia II tells tbem yea and ua,2
Nybrro mr., tb. f,sbious of ycst.ryear,
l. Envol
Her. are tbe bills that men must nay
here
What of the others now We say.
Whore are the fashions Of ycst,ry,ar'
W D. Ncsblt In Chicago Post
quite taken the attention uf club
aud social affairs aud not much has
been doing along these lines. Scarcely
had the ladies' gotten settled from
that Il is over the holiday bazaars are
upp, rmost in the minds Of the busy
maids and matrons Rnzaars and din.
ncrs ere shcolulcd for eyerv wcee
- u,a ,.au, an, a,n,. ,.n, ~, aa,,a1
o.. -. .a,'. .r,,a,,,...,'.,... ,,I
c,.,.,,,., limit. ..u A.. 81. =.
''o' ''''' one !, "'''' ""' '''' '"'
'"' WY 70 ""', N'"'''"N ''' '''' '''
wei '''''''"s'S ""o"'"F Ms ''''''" 'S
LADIES or THE lE\F-Mrs. II.
G. Pott~f viii bc hostess 10 the La.
dies of the Leaf Monday a,''rnoon Al
members are asked To be- present
>
cHAuTAuQOA-Th" members OF
the Chautauqua class Will meet with
noon at three.
>
FERNDALE REVIEW Mrs Ash
Douglass win cntcrtau the members
OF the F,ru.alc Review club Wcdncs-
day
.
Mrs. G.. II Webb Friday In their reg
Il.
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BRIDGE CLUB-rhe Thursday
Dridge club will met with Mrs.
Charles Anderson Thursday afternoon
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The Orio club met with Mrs q. l..
webb Friday afternoon There was
not much study done on account Of
the W G r L flower parade,
ils members going iu body to see
that
The lesson assigned for last Fri
day and the one for this will be
given Friday They will meet with
Mrs c. IT, Webb
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LADIES' or THE LEAF Mrs. II.
G Pott,rf viii he hostess 10 the la.
dies of the Leaf Monday afternoon Al
members are asked to be- present
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-15

ON next Saturday the members OF
the First Presbyterian church will
rye their regular annual New Eng
land dinner al some convenient build.
ing down town. On December tenth
they will hold a holiday bazaar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-15

The ChautauQua Glass met with
Mrs Mary Williams Friday after.
noon There was a good attendance.
Dutch Art is still the study a. this
meeting they discussed Art Saus.
ties Finances, and general doiugs
of the HNllauders.
The class will meet with Mrs. r.
* E2arncy this week.
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BAPTIST AID Every member ol
the BroadNa, Baptist Nid is asked 10
attend the meeting To be held with
Mrs. & 4 Buchanan TUESDAY after
noon Very important business rs ON.
and general discussion OF plans for
future work Refreshments viii be
served
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-15

There are three lost bachelors In
Arlmorr and they have been searched
hor far and near. They were judges
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-15

Grandma .,andol entertained Fr.
day at the home OF Mr. and Mrs,
r w R.pd0l with course dinner
and had as her guests Mrs Amanda
Robinson and Mrs. potcrt ot KIN
hSdc. Kansas.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY Tues lay
afternoon the Missionary society of
tho First PRESBYTERIAN church viii
meet with Mrs. Ed Byrd Every MEM
6er is especially asked To attend Busi
ness of Importance rs to bo transact.
ed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-15

Mr.. j. B. Moore and Miss Sula
Taylor OF Ardmore were married
this afternoon at O'Clock at the res
idence Of Mr. Claude Carter, a
cousin of the bride. They will leave
on the Cannon Ball this evening for
a visit to the groom's parents in
Tennessee. Afterwards they will be
AT home in Ardmore-Fort Smith
Times
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-15

Here are the bills that men must pa,
here
For all the modes that now uc
What of the others, now, We say.
Where are the fashions Of ycst,ry,ar
w. - Ncsbit iu Chicago Post
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-15

II is only a few years ago that
the mere mention of false hair was
forbidden In polite society. Switches
were carefully taken off in the dark
and hidden away, so that the weak
ness, the fault the sin OF wearing
one would not become known even
among one mtimates. Today on
the contrary, the dressing table
Is piled high with all sorts and
conditions of hair and she who pos
sesses most has markedly super.
ior air, one might almost say, su.
percilious. As false hair is SO eX.
pensiye, IL is very important mat
ter TO learn how TO take the very
best care OF &c. In the first place.
air II. Hang Il mp where It may
bee reached by hreezes. In the second
place do not be afraid 10 clean tt
not In soap and water, of course.
hut In gasoline. Thirdly, II possible.
have a double set, II double set
Is provided the extra hair may be
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-15

CHAuTAUQUA The members ol
the Chautauqua class Will meet with
Mrs r. Is kco.r,y Monday after
noon AT three
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Mr. and Mrs. j Grassland enter
tanned with six course luncheon
Tuo sday evening complimentary L,
Mrs. Stewart and daughter Miss MAY
the latter starring with the J. r. Kiln,
co. In AS You Like H."
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Mas Bilbo who has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. John Fielder. the
past week. from Caddo went mp ia
Oklahoma city Thursday and saw Ben
Hur.
The evening world., 1908-11-24
MRS. SAMPSON
ARR ESTED ON
MURDER CHARGE
Widow of Admirals Nephew
Strangely Killed Must
Face Inquiry.

ROCHESTER, Nov. oi-Mrs. Georgi-
ana sampson, the handsome young
widow OF Harry sampson, nephew of the
late Admiral Sampson, who was sup
posed 10 have killed himself Nov. l in
the old farmhouse where they lived near
the village OF Macedon, was arrested to-
day charged with the murder OF her
husband.
At the resumption Of the inquest at
Macedon this morning District-Attorney
Gilbert, of Wayne County, told Mrs.
Sampson that she could make state
ment If she so desired, but that any
thing she said would be used against
her. II was tho opinion of the Coroner
and himself, he said, that Harry Samp-
son did not commit suicide but that lie
had come 10 his death at her hands and
that she would be accused of the crime,
Mrs Sampson replied that on advice
of counsel she wou not make state
ment she was then placed under ar
rest. formally charged with tn murder
Of her husband by Sheriff Collins and
I.paced in the custody Of the Sherln's
daughter. Tcrese, and taken to the
county Jail at Lyons. The name Of The
man from whom Mrs. sampson re-
ceived tho letter which aroused Samp-
sons jealousy was not revealed at the
| inquiry.
Since the night of tie shooting, when
! Mrs. Sampson t1ld how she had found
her husband dying on the floor Of their
The evening world., 1908-11-24
CzhR'S LAWYER TRIES TO Show
POUREN Came IN AS BlCAM!ST
ntaes Perjury Also Against Russian Who Is Fighting Extra
dion-Detendant's Counsel Says'He viii Prove His
Client Is Considered Only Revoutionist.

United States. but between objections
by Mr.. Parsons and destinations by
Pouren, no Roadway was made.
Mr.. Parsons again objected and made
it clear that he would not consent to
questioning Pouren on anything subse-
quent to his departure from Russia,
The prosecuting lawyers then offered
to prove, they said, that Pouren entered
this country by means Of perjury and
fraud, and had, therefore. no right to
the asylum of the country, but the
Offer was refused and excluded by the
Commissioner.
1 The defendants attorneys stated they
had on" more point II submit in evil
dence. 1t was in the form of a docu-
mcn'. however. which llcY were OK
peclng daily in the mail from Russia.
In asking for an adjournment until
the receipt Of this do .ument, Congress
man Parsons explained that II was IN
open declaration and proclamation 10y
The cars Government mat they con-
siiered Pcureu Ervolutinnist.
Lawyer Pollock aduyd that A. such
Russia had placed reward mon
Poureu's capture. and that the 'locu-
ment in question made no mention
whatever # any criminal actions, ex-
sept his pOlitica, activities
An indefinite" adjournment of the
hearing was granted
The evening world., 1908-11-24
CITY BUDGET OF $14S,446, 904
PASSES ALDERMEN BY Al TO "a
Finance Committee Approves and Report Is Rushed Through
With Few Dssenters Opposing on Ground of EXtrava-
gance and Discrimination Against Schools

with an item stricken out Of the bud
get, due Comptroller Metz said to
clerical error that did not affect the
total. the city budget, SliS, 446soiS So, was
approved this afternoon by tie Finance
Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen,
of which Timothy Z. sullivan is the
Chairman. and was adopted by a vote
of Il 10 "a
Alderman p. Walsh voiced his dsap-
prevail He admitted that his dissent
would not have the slightest effect on
the issue, but he declared that he felt
constrained TO speak against tke COM
The evening world., 1908-11-24

mItiec's report because the results 10
he derived did not Justify the rash ex-
pendturc
TIE roll call showed approval until the
name Of Matthew ] Crowley, Of the
Bronx, was reached, He protested
against the reduction in his borough.
The vote Of Comptroller Metz was
against its adoption.
Alderman Sullivan also detained
AGAINST its adoption and mentioned the
hearings were on, He spoke against the
economy which yictimIzed the school
children and the inmates of the public
The evening world., 1908-11-24
TRYING TO FREE MEYERS.
Alleged Rothschild Agent Charged
with No Crime, Lawyer Says.

Is Henry Rosenberg secured writ of
habeaS corpus for Joseph Montefiore
Meyers, the broker accused OF swindling
In the Euise Of an agent OF the Roths.
chlds, and he was brought from the
Tombs to Justice McCans part of the
supreme Court to-day.
Mr. Rosenberg demanded that Movers
be released on the ground that the com
plant did not describe crime. II merely
set forth thar five bonds we're, placed
in Mcyers's hand to sell by one Samuel
II Biddleson' of Brooklyn, prior 10 his
charged with larceny, though no de-
mand had been made for the return OF
the bonds. W
Justice Mccall reserved decision.
Meyers went back 10 the Tomhs