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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-29
EATS WHAT Tie LIKES
after TAKING FREE SAMPLE

II will be welcome news 20 dyspeptlcs
20 learn OF a remedy that, In the opinion
OF thousands, is an absolute cure FOR In
digestion and all forms Of stomach trou-
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We all know the value Of pure pepsin
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point where he could not even eat or d.
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seeking he found the cure IN Dr. Cald-
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Moline, III, was in the Fame bad pro
dicament with his stomach, took syrup
Pepsin and is now cured. Hundreds Of
others would gladly testify.
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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-29
HUST0NVlLLE.

DR.. o. S. Williams motored 10
Danville last Thursday.
j. G. Weatherford and Howard
Camnitz have retained home after
hunt in Tennessee.
Miss Julia Damens, of Mt. Salem
was here Friday shopping.
Mr.. Wallace Steele was here We'd
nesday.
Miss Artie Wilson, of Moreland,
was here Wednesday shopping.
Mrs. DIR. Bealer, Of Powers Store
was here Friday shopping.
Mr.. Frank Mansfield, of licking
ton is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
K. Williams.
0restus Floyd came down last
Friday to be with the homefolks dur
ing Christmas.
Miss Florence Spragens Of Ellis
burg was here Friday.
A. J. Adams is able to be out after
a severe case of tonsilitis.
Hugh Sandidge was here last Sat
urday.
Mrs. W. D. Dunn is visiting her
brother George HUM and family at
Moreland.
Ruel Spragens of Cincinnati,
came home Friday for the holidays.
Misses Margaret Mccormack and
Annie Dunn were guests of Stan
ford friends last Thursday.
Miss Yates of Bradfordsville ar
rived last Saturday to be the guest
Of Miss Florence Spragens.
We regret to lose Miss Whitman
from the switchboard for she was
one of the most accommodating and
pleasant operators on the force.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Tate and Mr..
and Mrs. j. p. Brown motored to
Danville last Tuesday shopping.
Miss Edna Camnitz is the guest
Of Mrs. Walter Van Arsdale at Har-
rodsburg last week.
Mr. ]. p. McGowen, of Louisville
arrived Saturday evening to be with
his wife and son during Christmas.
Mrs. C. r. Mccormack and son
we're guests of Mrs. Jason Taylor
at Danville last week.
Mrs. John Mckinney, of Mt. Salem
was here shopping Friday.
Flovd Wright passed through here
Thursday en- route TO Liberty.
Mrs. Z. MCCORMACK is guests of
Mrs. J. II. Woods.
Mrs. George Bradley is suffering
from a severe ease of tonsilitis.
william Peavyhouse came home
Saturday 10 be with the homefolks
during Christmas.
Miss Reechrr Newbern j. guest of
DR.. and Mrs Y ". PENNINGTON this
week.
Miss Rettie peavvhouse is home
from Richmond during the HOLIDAYS
Tom Newbern. ~ Birmingham.
t rn- o., q. sn-,e Sundav
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-29

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on the stomach and similar Complain
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cathartics. breath perfumes aud ua'
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Dr. Caldwell does not feel that
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gallon. He has snt rinlizcd ln stpwu
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q CHARGE. All are welcome TO writ.
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w. T. caldwell. i02 Caldwell building
Monticello, III
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-29

When you have q cold get bottle
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will soon fix you up all right and viii
ward off any tendency toward pneu-
monia. This remedy contains no
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to an adult. For sale by. all deal
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-29

Here is a splendid bargain offer,
good only for January and Febru-
airy: The Daily Courier-Journai
Sunday excepted) one year and the
Interior journal one year both for
only $4. The regular price of the
Courier-Journal alone is Sc and its
a rare bargain to get both papers
for only 81.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-29

The Interior Journal hasn't the
slightest desire to debate with the
Anderson News the question of
which editor has been longer at the
political trough, or which gets his
financial or editorial inspiration"
from Frankfort. We are simply con-
tending for the carrying out of the
pledges Of the last democratic plat
form and especially for the obser-
vance in the Eighth Congressional
district Of that plank which calls
for the nomination of the party's
candidates by primary election.
The suggestions made by Editor Al
version are not germane to the is
sue and we know of no one w.o Is
interested in them, unless he is, for
we are not, ourselves, in the slight
est. But we do believe that the
democracy of the whole state is
watching the Eighth district, to see
if the party's pledge to the people
is to be set at naught simply to
satisfy the ambitions of a few po-
liticians. What about this question,
old scout9
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-29
FALL AND WINTER STYLES.

Ny new fall and wintef sample
are now reaGy fOT YOU .nrp -tio-
They comprise the best on Ia uiIhe'
can suit anyone az 10 ?Iic. shJ uao
his clothes mad, Il ORDER a SUI.
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10 ready uIsde clothes lh"u
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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-29
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For County JUDGE.

7. A. Rice announces his candi-
dacy for County Judge Of Lincoln
county, subject to the action Of the
democratic party.
N. r. North announces his candi-
dacy for County Judge Of Lincoln
county, subject to the action Of the
Democratic party.
For Taller.
Peyton Parrish announces his
candidacy for Jailer of Lincoln
county, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
Goorqe DeB0rde announces his
candidacy for Jailer Of Lincoln coun
ty subject TO the action of the demo-
cratic party.
Dink Farmer is a candidate for
Jailer OF Lincoln county subject to
the action of the Democratic party.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-29

The ministers Of Lincoln county
have been appointed rs a press cone
mittee TO bring before the people OF
lincoln county the issues IN the To-
cal whisky election. They have en-
gagged q column in each issue Of the
]. J.. from now until the time of
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-29

You can't feel good if your feet are
L crippled by Poor Shoes.
We have the largest stock of Good
w Shoes. You can get what you need.
We sell nothing but Good Shoes and
w are making a specially now of
Good Winter Shoes.
We sell more Good Shoes. We buy
w them better and sell them cheaper.
Our shoes Look Better, Wear Better,
VAre Better.
Then why not treat Your Feet Right
Z by Fitting Them HERE.
II. j. McROBERTS
StantordKy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
AUTO
COMES UP AGAIN
WITNESSES CALLED IN REBUFF
TAI OF TESTIMONY ON ROAD
SIDE HAPPENINGS.

Two Witnesses were called by the
Comm ofsHesA.th yesterday afternoon
~ feEut Ills testimony o9 Charles
H. lel0erg. #ho WAS driving h4s auto
mobile near tie scene OF the Iaurder,
aAa near tie tine 81 the murder no-
coMpaaled - gpaas woman, and
whose evidence RAISED o0Gpt as 10
y neither tlfe- lssi4e.5za- boy rettiFFf-
inS from bun ar had seen Beartie
ana his wife 10y TIE roadside. or Kaz-
ielbeTS aAQ his eaiu q4s4lloA.
Roland Ia&sIrer testified that tho
machine hs saW standing uy the road
WITH wosrsaa CT this running board
and rlAn tending over the hood had
2 yet!oN tpp, and That t&asrelDerx n
machine has & black top. NO. said
Yoal4E 1-assIter, d duu'l think II was
MT. kaste}5eGgs car that ! SAW. Yes
1 may be mistaken
n u, Daniel Who wsAs t1l charge OF
TIE earaee IN which Kasteibers Keeps
his eas, testified taat On the n1rst OF
The murder As. kaste berg returned
70 the garage with his car about I'd: SO
Clock II WIS btFyqsvstl 1850 and II
g. clock that that asn4ag boys" saw
tFa Inac h{Ga T. the roadside Under
oEoss examination pauie1 admitted he
"as just guessing" when he nNed tne
0ne u h-zstelbefs's return at 10 80
% clock,
], @. CooGe, conductor ou tae South
ern railroad, testified that # is not
UNUSUAL 10 zoe "a iran walking along
The railroad tracks near 1he fseit Tine
Tie defense noted an exception to this
testimony
Z. a. nualup ti!yeE1eeper lor =. J.
smith, who employ Cd Paui II Beattle,
testlnad That on the Saturday pe,ore
tina murder i "rt& In" nm haprs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06

the speaker, ARD announcing that ha
W otnd support atassrs. Jones and
Glass.
Air, Glass was introduced by Julian
Meade, prominent attorney OF this
city. 4ie spoke for over Two hours
and halQ his audience weII, His speeea
followed tire genera l!nes VI hls aa-
dresses IN other places. 10 how IL 81 r
ter being brought out.
He renewed his charges OF Swan
som alleged indalieaoy in seeking
Tire euatorsl4tp while Daniel was still
living. he took issue with the view
that swanson p administration as Gov
ernor had been brilliant and business =
like, and charged him with extray-
asanee. He discussed tho matter Of
swanson's specDtations briefly, and In
tLnatea that swanson was closely af-
tiliated with the American Tobacco
Company and the Southern Railway
Comp any. Ills criticism OF the al
legged MA chine methods of the oppo-
s!tton was severe, lie, a. times, de-
nouncad the Junior Senator, and
roundIy charged him with deception
and amazing ignorance.
He stated his position on the tenn
peranoe question and asked whore his
competitor stood on this question. HA
loon men Tor voting against him, as
ne had always been against him.
Mr.. Glass was in fine form despite
the fact that his voice was somewhat
rusty His play on the expression
Too ousy'' brought laughter. and he
used II quite often. He reviewed his
own record in the State Senate. Con-
stitutional Convention and 90 rrress.
ard asked: What has my competitor
done"' Mr.. Glass denounced what he
termed the subsidized press In very
strong language
The candidate FOR senatorial hon
ors reached the city about O'Clock
from Richmond. his train having been
DELAYED. He spoke at Kentuck. IN
+ fltta@4Yanla county, Ia the afternoon,
and returned to the c4,v about 4
O'Clock. On account Of the tncle1n en-
" eather the attendance at the Ken
tuck meeting was small.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
WOULD Do HARM TO
TO JONES AND GLASS

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian.)
sTAUNTON, VA. Sept. 6.--PoIiti-
Cal conditions have undergone little
change here within tbs last few days.
While the senatorial fight is upper
most IN the minds OF the voters, there
is Il large element in both city and
county, mainly Of the dry persuasion.
who are inceAsed with local political
conditions, and are doing their utmost
to further an iadependent Yeglslarlve
ticket with w. A, Rice for the Senate,
and II. ~. Lewis and +. D. Craw-
unquestiouahIe hurt the chances OF
Messrs. Jones and GLASS In tho pr1m-
airy. for If It's supporters stay out, the
Martin Swanson people VIII carry sne
day. In other words, a small vote
means sure victory in both city and
county for The organization forces.
The estimated vote given by the
Firgtnian for Staunton Is probably cor
rect while 4 Is not now believed that
the county vote viii run over 1000
at the most. With vote of this pro-
portion. It Ia believed that Jones and
Glass VIII easily get zoo majority In
tAe county quite sufficient to over
come the very srnail ajority that the
city IL likely t. give to Martin and
! swanson. The fatters' friends, how
ever. are better organized than at any
tieae within the past six years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
DOCTOR TEsT|F|Es
FOR PAUL BEATT|E
SAYS HE WAS SUFFERING FROM
UYsTEHICAL sPASM AT IN.
QUEST

Paul ID. Bsattia was not taking
md really suffered from asa hysterical
spasm at tho inquest ut Or. Loving $
home the Thursday after tho nurue-.
was the testimony given yeaterde y
afternoon by DR. Herbert Mann.
hr. Mann, declaring that be ha 1
b1et rnisquoted and misrupresent ID Ii
coIrt by witnesses preceding him or
the stand, requested that no he al
lowed to explain. Overruiing an OBJ
lection by the defense, Judge Watson
allowed tho physician to explain,
Or, Mann said IL went In the house
TO stop Paul from hoilering. Six ar
eight men were trying to hold him.
ma told them II thoy would let him
ninHe he would grow quiet and get ali
right. l was satisfied he was suffer
Ing an hysterical spell or nervous
breakdown.
Later / tried to make him angry.
believing anger would restore him 10
his normal senses. / leaned over him
and whispered; You better got Up and
do some talking or they win put YOU
In tat.' Then I said to him: Get up
from here. there is nothing the mat
ter with you.'
He tried 10 strike me, and then I
told them they could remove him 10
the hospital that there was no dan
ger Of him dying on the way"
Or. Franklin, who, 1t will be- re-
memhered. treated Belnah Binford at
the request Ok Henry Clay Beattie. Jr..
was called 70 the stand 70 rebut tes-
tt3nony given 10y Beattie, lie was dis
missed, az the attorneys could not de-
ciGo on Beattie's exact words. and tho
Ftenographic report OF Beattie's testi-
nlouy was not available.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
HUSBAND PAUL IS
BACKED BY WIf {
TE-SIITTE1S TO PHONE CONVEX
SALION AND MEETING ON
THURSDAY NIGHT

Chad Ia L simple white s&lrt and
waist With al black straw sailor hat,
Mrs. Paul -. BeAttla. wife e tie
cogssa, she AJ4gnt the gun. yes.et-
da5 afternoon took the wltness STAN I
t. seffooar-5c q part of th@ story
tod Is aer busua IA on tho sstnes :
slAad ana 10 rtbut Henry deAsl.. ths. {
lie sast$ Paul I'll tao Iuura-a, aigns
be1ota tae sA4rJsr.
Attorney WeAasn burg asked ia
tFe @eeh rsece4iGs tho homicide d.
: cQ remember FauI being ogo.{g3.
home Ia aH a4lomobLs3"
? 4es. str." replied Mrs Isoat&ie.
about SO . clock on tns 3rlra-
day night before the murder Paul
game Lone In an gatumubtie With q
Ices uaH. i WAS standing IL tae
.pa@w. The go ing man got out = nd
LOOKED It tAe front lights on tAs ma
Chin Ee looked like Henry Cay
L CO tie IN"
Attorney Wendenburg: What was
TIE oa.3f Il the top OF tins machine s'
I{lAe h. Was the quick. straight
ford answer or Mrs Beattla At
tarness Smsgh and Carter laughed
aloud. Attorney Weu&au5urg looked
em harraSsad. All testimony previous
y given was 90 the effect that the
Beattle automobile had a liSht tan
colured top i tIatar Developed au1
Tas agreed upou between the op-
posing counsel that the top was black
when r.ised BAT was covered with u
tan coser when lowered.
Mrs. Bea:tie testified that thA tsp
q th1 machine was raised when sha
l2nl ed 81 II from her front va fa,v.
Attorney N'end"nhurE: Did Paul
Eu Btf Hh9t evening? f'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
FINDS DEADLY BOMB
UNDER Ills COAT
POLICE ARREST black HAND
CHIEF WHO LONG HAS rs
CAPPED LAW.
LIST REVEALS VICTIMS
COsTABILTg IN COURT THREATENS
10 KILL TWO OF HIS COM
PATRIOTS III HE GOES
80 PRISON.

NEW YORK, sept. 5.--Ghsepps
Costa bile, alleged leader or New
Iork's black hand and tie man
against whom A4euteuuut PetroslnO
tried IOr years Ia obtain Couyicting
evidence. vas arrested on Prince
street to-day With deadly bonn b
concealed beneath his coat Detec-
tNes CarraO, Ca4st8ue and Dondero,
or the Italian squad, came upon him
accidentally and by hndlng the bonn b
were able 10 make what is Tegar ded
as the most important arrest OF
years..
IN CC$tabtIes possession were
found heyera. written lists one Of
which Is $50 to have contained the
uamv& " victims. Another list WAS
made UP OF Lames OF members OF
tbs "hlaek hand band. a clew which
the police say viii lead 10 more
arrestS
Coustabus hag been known 10 the
police tor tsu years az tAe brains Of
ID band or so1ne fifteen Italians, who
have terrOri2s'd their eompatriota lie
has been Arreeted geygral times In
connection with bomb outragea and
murders Bach time The police were
sure he bad plotted the crime, but
theVe was never amy evidence again t
him.
Constable Is held III the Tonbs In
tl0,VgU haN en- tHe charge # carrr s.
Ing concealed Ne2pJus. The maximum
pcnalt.' Ter tIsv oaenss Is seven years
In prison
When cogtaaIie Wses ARA !gned In
the Iombs police court he created Ii
scene by shouting eft God could only
speak he would cay that ! am limo
cent OGt as lie VIII not speak, they
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
EXPERTS TESTIFY
IN AUTO DRIVING
fhg ALLPORT SAYS CAR COULD
f.oT BE RUN WITH ONE HAND
AT GREAT SPEED.

That Henry Clay Beattie, Jr. could
not haVe possibly driven rom .rne
scene OF the murder to the Owen
home, holding the body OF his wlre IN
the car win tAe left arm, aud guild
ing the machine with the right hand
at the rate of nttynve miles an hour,
was the expert testimony OF X, b,
Airport, vice president Of the Eastern
Moter sales Corporation, yesterday ST.
ternoon.
There is nearly three inches Of lost
motion III the steering wheel" testi-
fed Mr., Airport. and the touch Is
very sensitive. For these reasons /
consider it impossible for that car
to be driven with one hand at the
rate Of atty five miles an hour" At
torney Smith called attention to the
fact that Beattie has said he drove
the car at rate between forty and
fifty five miles an hour
Well, replied the Commonwealth
witness. driving that car with one
hand at forty miles an hour would be
very dangerous, l wouldn't under
take it
4. b onver, who testified that ne
owns an automobile, and had been
driving tina machine about eighteen
months, was called TO the stand by the
commonwealth to testify that he had
found strands of human hair in the
woodwork beneath the cushion of the
chauneur's seat In the Beattie car.
Attorneys Wendenburg, Gregory
Smith and Carter argued on the nd :
instability of such evidence nom 2:34
until 3.Lb O'clock, while the Jurors
were absent from the courtroom. Judge
Watson ruled that it was too late in
the trial TO introduces testimony ABOUT
the discovery OF the hair in the blood
clots.
When this evidence was ruled out
the defense noted an exception to tes-
timony from Oliver as an expert. ana
to all subsequent witnesses whose
testimony should. be to the same ef-
feet Attorney Wenieburg examined
Oliver for half an hour as to his opin-
lon whether blood could drop to tho
ground from the top of the gasoline
hank under 4tha Aeattaa caS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
STACNTON HEARS
SENATOR MARTIN

Special 70 Ths Richmond ylrg!nian.)
sTAUNTo>, VA, Sept. Scna-
tor Thomas Martin addressed an
a1dteuce 4 threa hundred people
here tonight and held their atten-
fion for Period Of two hours. lie
vas introduced by Police Justice
JosoDA = Glasgow, State Senator
Edward r. Echols.. $. NJ. Donald
aoorNeeprr o. the Senate: Hon. A. G.
Gordon. tecicr OF the University OF
Firginia board, and w. w. Sprout
member OF the State Board OF Agri-
Ult We, 0erc prominent among those
on the Platform.
Mr. Martin went after his opponent
IN scath'nx terms and defended hts
own record I'm much the Same IAN
guaee that has heretofore been nnb-
Ashed following very closely his set
speech. He was given the closest at
tsntlon and Was frequently greeted
with appmuse He brought our ltt-
The that was new in regard 10 tina
Issues Of Lhe Gam paiEn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
SPEAKS FOR MARTIN
AND SCORES MONTAGUE

Especial to The Richmond Nlrginian3
HOT STON, VA Sept. 5.--Mr John
l.. Lee, vi Lynchogrs. spoke to large
and appreciative audience at rne
courthouse at Houston. on Saturday
evening. Mir. JAS. s. Easley presided
and introduced NJ b. Booker, who IN
turn presented Mr.. Lee, The latter
IN the course of his remarks said, tnat
the present senatorial fight would go
down III history as "a disgrace 10 the
State, that Jones had vihned and
abused Martha ct every opportunity,
eut that abuse Was never argument.
and rarely soiied any one but the
person who used it a difference OF
opinion was expected. and this made
for progress. but the present cam
paiEn had not been SO elevated
MIR. Lee referred To Senator Mar
tin as a member OF the Virginia tar
for thirty years, during which time his
career had been that of a gentleman.
and lni-...~-n s44s- TO
professional misconduct had been wh's-
pered against him; that In his own
county OF Aibenarle. he was, univer-
sally loved by those who knew him.
That Jones Glass and others had
charged that no one could hold Office
ganiZatien forces. but these same gem
tlemen and others had been honored
hv Office, although apart from So called
ring.
Mr. Montague came in for severe
condemnation by the speaker. who
spoke 0S tbs former as al ngrats-a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
DEFENOS CHARhC TER
Of PAUL BEAT TIE
FOR An-
Unusually attracttv-

Unusually attractive . good
1erio- 1;~.n ~ I'D veracity ia
'eae neigh 9orhooa Is which he AveA,
as Well as in New Kent county. where
he A&s been FREQ ueut visitor for
years, Was established uy the Com
hua@e.ith yesterday ssGtesne .asa.>
tia oagh nine character witnesses.
Attorneys Smith and Garter fought
every word or testimony uy those re-
buttal witnesses aGd sucooeaed ia
having much OF the testimony
stricken from the record on tho
grounds that the witnesses l!.d not
know tho general public opinion OK
Paul ana could only testify as to their
own personal opinion OF his truth
fuluess
W 4. Lindsey, contractor. VINO
has known Paul Tor two years aud
who lives within "a block OF pauls
home, testified that Paul bears good
reputation in the neigh born God When
Lindsey admitted he had never heard
Paul $ reputation discussed, the de-
Tense moved that his testimony to
stricken out. The motion was over
ruled and an exception Noted.
I. IL. IL Johnson, retail grocer at
1917 West Cary street, within two
! blocks OF Paui's home, testified that
Paul Is a good customer and pays
his bills. The witness testified that
he thinks Well Of Paul and that Paul
bears a good reputation III the neigh
borhood.
John J. Ferrater, street foreman of
the city gas department who lives
half q block from Pauns home, tes-
tiled he knew nothing OF Paul or his
reputation for truth The testimony
Was eliminated from the record
The Commonwealth then called FL.
II. Blunt, of 1919 Taylor street, who
lives around The corner from Paul
and has known him a year, r. T..
Dollard of loo Randolph street VINO
has known Paul for two and hAlf
years and lives but a block from Paul
aud, Policeman H., C.. Tats. Of ,IBaA,
Beverly street who has known Panl
for two YEARS and lives fiye blocks
from him.
Blunt and ballard did little to ala
the Commonwealth and the testimony
OF Policeman Tate was ruled ont.
Craig Fisher, OF 2512 NJ street. said
he had known Paul for FIVE years. II
was superintendent Of "A Sunday
school in New Kent county. where he
used 70 spend his vacation. teetilad
Mr. Fisher and so far as / know
his reputation was all right down
there"
The testimony Of Wilbur Anderson,
of ZOE Twenty sixth street. who has
known Paul for five years and who
was called to testify as to Paul's
reputation Tn New Kent. was stricken
from the record. ]. T. Kay. who is
in tho sawmill business. testified he
has known Paul for i've or six years
and that Paurs reputation in New
.Aheut was all Tighks .--..-